Next one is Michael addition. We also call it as 1,4 addition, 1,4 addition. Possible when one of the carbonyl compound is conjugate carbonyl compound, conjugate carbonyl compound. You see this reaction suppose we have R C double bond O C H 2 C double bond O plus C H 3 C H double bond C H C double bond O R or H ok double bond O ok. Now this R and this reaction takes place in presence of a base right. And solvent if you have to take, solvent will be conjugate acid of this B H ok. This R can be, this R can be it can be hydrogen also instead of this R you can take or you can also take O R. Esther also you can take for this reaction ok. Means if it is there aldehyde H C double bond O or O R C double bond O like this. Then we will have the same similar kind of reaction nothing change there right. Now you see this aldehyde is conjugated yes or no pi sigma pi right. This is conjugated aldehyde. So mechanism everything exactly same but in case of conjugation what happens this carbon won't take part in the reaction that is what you need to understand right. So what happens here you see first of all this carbon this C H 2 is active methylene group yes or no. Active methylene group you know what is active methylene group, methylene group is C H 2 ok, methylene group is C H 2. So when this C H 2 has two electron withdrawing group present. If you remember in toteminism we have done it right. Two methylene active in suppose this side also we have C H 3 and this side also we have C H 3. So if you see the acidity of this hydrogen this hydrogen and this hydrogen which one is more most acidic hydrogen the center one because both group is withdrawing electron. So for this carbon it is very easy to lose H plus correct. So this kind of group where C H 2 present between the two electron withdrawing group we call it as active methylene group C H 2 is already methylene right. It is active methylene group so if H plus has to come out in this molecule it will come from the middle carbon right. The active methylene group carbon because that hydrogen is most acidic hydrogen correct. So what happens here again you see the mechanism is same the only thing is what we need to generate the carbon ion which behaves as a nucleophile and that attacks on to the other molecule. What we are doing in the last reaction is that C N minus attack and then hydride shift and then we will get carbon ion and that carbon ion attacks on to the molecule right. So here we have to do the same thing. So what happens here this base takes H plus right. And where will this H plus come from which H plus is most acidic right. This H plus is most acidic right. So it takes H plus from this carbon and we will get a carbon ion here right and then this carbon ion attacks on which carbon. Other reaction if you see when there is no conjugation the carbon ion were attacking on to the carbonyl carbon. But since there is a conjugation so this will attack on to this carbon this pi shift over here and this electron shift over here. This pi is in resonance right. So this comes over here this goes here this goes here right. So this attack of this carbon ion takes place on the fourth carbon by fourth carbon because we are counting from this one. This is nothing related to our nomenclature one four the number is not related to nomenclature. It is just first position is this second is this third is this and fourth is this. And that is why we are calling it as one four addition. So Michael addition is just a name it is basically one comma four addition right. So when it attacks over here right this carbon also when you draw this electron here and here this positive charge resonance is stabilized right. That is why we will get more stable carbocation and hence it acts over here right. So basically you have to keep this in mind the reason is that stability only but when we have aldehyde or ketone is in conjugation right. And then the attack of this carbonyl carbon or sorry the carbon ion takes place on to the fourth carbon right. On to the fourth carbon because this is in resonance with this okay. So can you write down the mechanism first step what you do base takes h plus from this you will get lone pair negative charge here. And then second step it attacks on to this carbon this pi electron shift over here right on this two step first. I will write down this once we try this one step okay. So the first step what happens R C double bond O CH2 C double bond OR and base takes this hydrogen the product will be R C double bond O CH negative. The second step of the reaction the carbon ion attacks on this aldehyde conjugated aldehyde CH3 CH double bond CH C double bond OH. This attacks on to this carbon fourth carbon this comes over here and this pi electron shift on to this oxygen. So it forms R C double bond O CH C double bond OR and then we will get CH1 methyl group is here CH double bond CO minus okay. The next step from the solvent that is BH this oxygen gets protonates from the solvent in B minus it will be there in the solvent right. So it will be R C double bond O CH C double bond OR CH CH3 CH double bond CH OH. This is in all form yes or no in all okay in all in all form. So whenever we have in all form we will try to write keto form so must take care of this if you are getting this and in the option keto form is given. So try to write down keto form from in all form because keto is it is in general more stable right if there is no other factor like aromaticity right. So this after this the last step is the keto in all tautomerism okay. How do we write keto in all tautomerism? The H plus comes out from the first carbon first atom and attach on to the third so it is one three addition right triad we call it as. You have done this one triad triad and space total right it is triad this H comes out leaves this one pair of electron to this carbon. So if I write down this H is here this comes over here right this pi electron comes over here and it takes this H plus on this carbon. So product of this reaction will be R C double bond O CH C double bond OR CH CH3 CH2 C double bond O. So how do we write down the product because again mechanism you are not going to write in the exam okay. So karna gaya yaha saying we will take this H plus out okay and we add this here on to this carbon third carbon right. Everything will be as it is double bond or triad okay and this carbon attached with this carbon right. So one four addition if you get this compound one four addition karna directly if I write down this two will be as it is. Directly write down the product R C double bond O this is active with highly group CH and this attached with this thing will be same C double bond OR. And this attached with the fourth atom here so fourth atom is this which is carbon CH and this carbon we have this CH3. This CH3 will be here single bond CH single bond C double bond OH. Now this carbon the valence is not complete so write down simply here that is what the product we have okay. Not that important only thing you need to keep in mind if it is conjugation then one four addition over. Write down the product in this reaction try to write it on directly don't write mechanism okay. The reagent you see the reagent we have if you have OET present then the reagent will be the salt of this ET O minus NE plus. And the solvent of this is what ET OH okay. Other reagent we are using here is H plus H2 and in the last step we are heating this one. So one thing you take care here if it is OET then we will take the salt of this group only right OR if it is there then we take the salt with respect to that group. Next step H plus H2 also we are not using H plus H2. So what is the product we get the fourth carbon is this one two three four right and carbon I will get here under this carbon negative charge. So this carbon and this carbon will attach right. So the product is directly if I write down the product will have double bond O then CH 2 CH. CH CH CH CH see the whole bond O C double bond O OET and C double bond O OET is it connected yes殺 Balakar. Because this is the reaction that we did just now, one for addition, this is. And in that reaction, we are not using H plus H2. So, when you use H plus H2, this reaction is not different from it. This is the product of the first agent that we are using. If you use H plus H2 further, then this will, this H plus protonates this OAT and OAT. And finally, ETOH comes out and will get acid over it, CO1, CO2. See, this happens. You have to remember this. I will explain the mechanism here. Suppose you have this C double bond O, OR. Okay? H plus H2O, okay? So, this reaction, first of all, this OR gets protonates and it forms C double bond O, ORH positive charge. Okay? Now, this takes this bond pair of electron and it forms C double bond O, positive charge and ROH. I am just writing it down to make you understand this. Okay? The exact mechanism is not linked. Okay? And then on this positive charge, the H2O behaves as a nucleophile and it attacks on the electron. And it converts into C double bond O, OH2 plus. And the final step one happens to stabilize this positive charge. H plus comes out and it converts into C double bond O. The final product of this is what? Acetic hydrolysis of electron. It is an acid plus alcohol. Okay? Acetic hydrolysis of ester gives you acid and alcohol. So, when you do the acetic hydrolysis of this, you get what? All these things will be same and we get double bond O, CH2, CH, C double bond O, OH, C double bond O, OH plus what we get? Two molecules of ET, OH, acid and alcohol. Okay? Now, when you heat this, because we are heating this also. So, when you heat this and the carbon contains di-carboxylic acid, right? So, di-carboxylic acid, if you heat when it contains only one carbon in between, then CO2 molecules comes out. It is heating effect of compounds. Okay? If there is two carbon in between, you must have remembered this reaction. This is very important, okay? Because where it is, it is H2O-eliminate. Look at it. It is H2O-eliminate. It is CO2-eliminate. Right? So, what you have to keep in mind when the carbon, number of carbon atom is one in between the two carboxylic group, right? Suppose this is the reaction. Suppose I write this. Look at anhydride formation of C double bond O, OH, C double bond O, OH. Okay? Suppose this is the reaction. Okay? Now, when you heat this, in this case, what happens? H2O molecules goes out. So, you are getting what? Thalic anhydride. This one is thalic acid and we get thalic anhydride from this. Okay? So, what you have to keep in mind in case of di-carboxylic acid, if two carbon atom is present in between, the two carboxylic group, right? Two carboxylic acid group. Then H2O molecules goes out in the reaction, if you heat this. Okay? Or, if there is one carbon atom, then CO2 molecules goes out. Okay? It is very important. Only one carbon present, heat this CO2 molecules goes out. So, the final product of this reaction is what? CH3. When you heat this, any one of the CO2 molecules goes out and the product will be double bond O here, CH2, CH2, C double bond O. So, I can't load the CO2 molecule. Why is there no tissue? See, then for that, you need to understand the mechanism. Actually, what I have, which has a mechanism. I will tell you. See, when you heat this, because they are not using any reaction. So, one of the hydrogen atom, either this hydrogen or this hydrogen. Right? One of the hydrogen atom comes out, leaving this electron pair behind. Okay? So, after C double bond O double bond O. Or, this carbon will have what? Negative charge. Negative charge on it. Okay? Carbon has five bonds, so negative charge. Right? After this, this bond pair is like, it is there on this carbon and CO2 comes out from this reaction. What? So, this is not taking place with both the molecules. That's why the carbohydrate group on the same carbon is unstable. Slightly, you heat this, CO2 molecules goes out. But when we have motor carbons, that is stable. It won't eliminate CO2. Because, there is no reason for stability here. If this will come out, then CH3 will come here. Okay? And for that, you need very high heat. That is not possible. So, it won't happen. Okay? Also, you need very high heat. That is not possible. So, it won't happen. So, the point is, when you have two carbon atoms present between the two carboxylic acid group, on heating this, H2O molecules goes out and you end up getting an anhydride. Right? Only one carbon atom, then CO2 goes out and you will get acid. Okay? So, final product of this reaction is what? What is this? So, first step of this reaction is mygalation and then simply the acidic hydrolysis and heating. Right? So, these two things, one carbon and two carbon, is very important for this carbonyl compound chapter, especially carboxylic acid. Okay? Understood?


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First on the scene, Crime Photographer. Got it. Look for it in the Morning Express. CBS Radio brings you Crime Photographer. Another adventure of Casey, ace cameraman of the Morning Express, who covers the crime news of a great city. Written for radio by Alonzo Dean Cole and played by Stott's Cotsworth. Tonight's adventure, Source of Information. Early afternoon, the untidy photographer's room of the Morning Express. It empty now except for Casey, who stands at a window frowning at the threatening wintery sky. Then the door opens softly and an old man enters. His face is unshaven, his clothing unkempt. Casey? Oh, hello, Grove. And nasty day outside. Yeah. I'm glad you're alone here, boy. Look, Grove, I simply can't make you any more loans. I've lost track of what you got me for now, but it's at least a couple of hundred. Oh, you got me wrong, Casey. I'm not here in search of financial assistance this morning. This afternoon. No? No, no. At this time, unfortunately, my problems can't be solved by money. Casey, I've been robbed. Robbed? Of my life's work. My magnum opus. The expose that could rock this town to its foundations. The candid memoirs of my 40 years as a crime reporter. Oh, you've been talking about that big expose for a long time, Pop. Did you ever actually put any of it down on paper? It was almost completely finished, Casey. Well, good half of it was. Honest, boy, I'd written a lot. That has been my typewriter without a hug. Now, the script's been stolen. Yes. I went out last evening around 10 o'clock for, you know, a couple of beers, ran into friends, and... Oh, nuts. No, he's trying to kid you. I got blotto and passed out. Woke up lying in a doorway somewhere and finally made my room about an hour ago. It had been ransacked and my manuscript was gone. Then I borrowed coffee and came straight to you. Why to me? Well, the cops wouldn't believe anything I told them. You know, they know I'm a... a roaming. And I don't, hmm? You know, I was once a great newspaper man. One of the secrets. You know, I could write an expose that had put a lot of this town's big shots behind glass. Sure, but because you were a great newspaper guy, you'd never write the kind of stuff you've been threatening. You'd be ratting on a whole lot of people who gave you their confidence. You'd be divulging your sources of information. And drunk or sober, no top banana in our racket ever does that. He might. When he's piled up the grudges I have. I doubt it. You don't realize what it is to be in the gutter and see guys whom you know are stinking rats riding by in their Cadillacs. Sons even sold out their own fathers and mothers. I know. But you're a newspaper man and you wouldn't betray your source of information. Casey, my manuscript was stolen because somebody thinks I would disclose a source of private information. You wouldn't even write it. You don't know how sore a guy who's down and out can get. Boy, you're right in one way. No, I wouldn't let the stuff be published. I wouldn't let anyone even look at it. But I did write it, Casey. I did write it. I had to in order to get rid of some of the poison that's eating deep into my guts. Who do you think stole that stuff? I told you that I would be disclosing a source of information. I prefer to retain your good opinion. Grove, are you leveling with me? No. No, Casey, no. Nothing was stolen from me. Nothing that matters, it is. I was just building up for a touch. I figured if you thought I'd lost my memoirs of my life's work, which I haven't written and never will, you might be sympathetic enough for... well, for a five-spot. Well, so long, boy. No, wait. Here's a five. I can't spare any more. Thanks. Now, look here. I was talking to a guy last night who wants some ghost writing done. It's the kind of thing that you can bat out in your sleep. It'll pay good dough. You go see him. Casey, I... I can't write anymore. You can. No one who's ever been as good as you were has ever finished until they're dead. I'm writing the guy's name and address on one of my cards. Now, you give it to him. Okay. Thanks again. Forget it. So long, boy. Yeah, uh, Grover. You were lying to me about those memoirs being stolen. Yeah. Yeah, nothing's been stolen from me. Nothing of any value can ever be stolen from me. So long. So long, pal. Wonder. Oh, nuts. You ain't got good sense, Casey. Well, I won't even let Grove Snyder come into this bar room.  Just beat... I didn't let him put the B on me, Ethelbert. I merely mentioned that he dropped in to see me about half an hour ago.  How much did he take you for this time, Casey? He didn't take me for anything. What if I did pass him maybe four bits or what?  You know, his byline was once the most famous in this country. Sure. Sure, and then he drank it up. For the past five years, at least, he couldn't have held a job on the Bingeville Buickle. Okay, he's a bum and I'm a sap. I wonder if he's ever wrote any of them memoirs he's always talking about. They should be real hot stuff. Yeah, he certainly could tell all about some characters in this town. Yeah. Reporting and investigating crimes for 40 years, as he's always saying, he must have got the low down on a lot of see me people. And dangerous people to... Hey, let's, let's change the subject, huh? Casey, what are you worried about? Nothing, I'm not worried.  Well, okay, then I'm worried about, about the Dodgers. Listen, do you think they'll stand a chance next season? Casey, that's a matter I've give a lot of thought to. Just a second. Blue Note Cafe, Ethelbert the bartender's speaking. Oh, hello. Huh? Yeah, sure, just a minute. It's for you, Casey. City desk? No, Captain Logan. Logan? That's what he said and he was kind of snappy. Gimme. Well, Logan never calls here. Hello? Yes, Logan. Why, just, just a little while ago, around 1230. Yes. What? Where? Yeah, I'll join you right away. What is it, Casey? Old Grove has mooched his last dime. What? He's dead. Old Grove? Dead? Shot three times through the stomach and once between the eyes. Oh, but why? Maybe because I didn't believe him at the right time and did believe him at the wrong time. He had a car to mine in his pocket. That's why Logan phoned me. Let's go. Casey, you believe now that Grove was telling the truth when he said those memoirs were stolen from his room last night? That seems to be the answer, Logan. Somebody who heard of Grove's threats to write an expose of all the inside stuff he knew didn't want something to become public. And somebody didn't realize that the old guy wouldn't and couldn't make confidential stuff public anyhow.  Oh, look, Casey, quit blaming yourself. Well, I'd have reacted to Grove's story the same way he did. Yeah, so would I, Miss Williams. So would anyone who knew the old moochers we did, pal. I suppose so. From what you've told me, Logan, this looks like the job of a professional rodman. Somebody hired him. Yeah. The killer worked fast and effectively and then got lost in the crowd. Casey, you know where the old guy's room and house is? Yeah, it's a crummy joint up on 90th Street. Now, let's go. I want to look at his role. So do I. Crooked business has ever went on in this room and house of mine. And I ain't... Mrs. Brundage, one of your rumors has been murdered. And while my men are going over his room in there, it'll be best if you answer some civil questions without any further argument. No, I've never gotten a civil question from a cop. Where's the fire you say when I'm driving? Mr. Block, the sidewalk you say when I'm standing. Will you keep back you say when I'm... No! Excuse me, Logan. Mrs. Brundage. Yeah? That's an uncommon name. Well, late husband was an Englishman. Born and bred in London. Brundage is an English name. Really? It's a name you don't hear every day. Well, ain't like Smith or Jones or Cohen. My maiden name was Gallagher. What do you know? My name's Casey. Is it now? Mm-hmm. My mother was a Shannon. Mine was a Flanagan. Well, well, well. Do you mind if I shoot a picture of you? I certainly do. What's your game, Mr. Casey? I'm a press photographer.  Blarney Boy. Huh? And I'm not buying anything you've got to sell. I... But Captain Logan. You and I speak the same honest language. What is it you want to know about poor Roe Snyder? Well, Mrs. Brundage. Sit down, Blarney Boy. And way back. Okay, honey. Will I ever hear the last of this? Now, first, Mrs. Brundage, have you any idea when Snyder left his room last night? Mm-hmm. I heard his typewriter going to, oh, maybe 10 o'clock, Cap. If he went out, it was after that. And when did he return? I didn't see him till around half past 11 this morning. Did he say anything to you then? Yep. Said he'd been robbed and wanted to borrow 50 cents from me, which I'll never see again, and went out. And you didn't touch anything in his room? No. I just took a look at the mess inside and then closed the door and locked it. You know anything about the book he was writing? Sure. He talked to everyone about it. He was going to turn this town inside out and make him a million dollars, he said. Have you ever seen his manuscript, Mrs. Brundage? His what? The accumulated pages he typed for his book. No. But sometimes he typed all day and most of the night, and then he'd go on a bender, and I wouldn't hear his machine for a couple of weeks or more. Often it'd be in a pawn shop. That's all I can tell you about Gross Snyder, except he was a pest, a moocher, and a sorehead. But he was a real gentleman underneath, and I'm sorry he's gone. Hey, Captain Logan. Yes, Sergeant? We've finished with the room. Good. Excuse me, Mr. Brundage. Certainly, Captain. What'd you find, Sergeant? A loose floorboard there. Underneath was this scrap of paper. The corner torn from the typewritten page. So the manuscript was hidden under the floorboard. That's my guess, Miss Williams. What's written on that torn-off corner, Logan? Nothing that makes sense. Just the end of a sentence. Ulti case was broken. Ulti case? Ulti. U-L-T-1. It's merely part of a word that's been torn, Casey. The entire word could have been tumblety or faculty. There's a good four inches of blank paper under those three and a half words. So this was probably torn from the final or bottom page of the manuscript by whoever lifted it from that hole. Anything else, Sergeant? Yes, sir.  Now, all of a brand, the landlady said, Grove Snyder never smoked. Well, the thief must have been here an awful long time to smoke 22. The thief and killer, Annie. He came here to get that manuscript and a bump off Grove Snyder at the same time. The old man got too drunk to find his way home and the killer had to get out before people in the house woke up this morning. So he picked up Grove later, tailed him and shot him. Yeah, I think that's how it was. Here's a little thing we found that don't look as though it belonged to Snyder, sir. Nice. Only one. Well, Grove never shot crabs. He didn't gamble at all. Nobody'd be gambling with that dice, Casey. Crooked? As a country road, Captain. Look, it always comes up five.  Or a two gives you seven. And you can't throw snake eyes or double deuces or box cars. Hey, I couldn't put a raw cheater like that in a game. Even school kids would get wise to it after a few passes. But a guy might carry it as a gag, a pocket piece, or a trademark. Sergeant. You reminded of somebody, sir? Hi, Alias Sam. Hi, Alias Sam. There's a wadded on him in four states, Casey. He's a killer who worked for anyone who pays fee. You know, some crooks always wear polka dot neckties and blue suits. Hi, Alias Sam is never without a pair of loaded dice in his pocket. Old fashioned, hick cheaters like this. There are his calling cards, his identification papers when he goes into new territory. And he may be minus half a pair right now. Yeah, that's the picture I see. Sergeant, get out a special alarm on Hi, Alias. I'm a side bureau, Captain Logan speaking. You got Hi, Alias Sam already? Yeah. Shot in the back, then tossed out of a car, huh? And half a pair of dice in his pocket that throws only twos. That's just dandy. We'll return to crime photographer in just a moment. Tomorrow night, Marlena Dietrich as Diane LaVolta unmasks a fake diplomat on Time for Love. It's a drama of international intrigue involving our roving young adventurers, Miss LaVolta, in a skiing episode that turns out to be deadly. Tomorrow night, CBS Radio's Time for Love will be loaded with thrills, and it'll be yours over most of these same stations. And now, back to Casey, crime photographer. Then the murder case of Grove Snyder is right back where it started, huh, Casey? Back behind where it started, Ethelbert. We had some leads, but with this Hi, Alias Sam bumped off, we got nothing. Well, even if the cops had found him alive, we'd have had nothing, Casey. Hired killers of his type don't talk. I know. You know, the way that gunman was bumped off is a lead, any? Oh, yeah? It was just as unprofessional as the murder of Grove Snyder was professional. Oral Grove had four shots pumped into him, all at vital spots. Hi, Alias Sam was shot only once, and the Emmy figures that he was still alive when he was dumped haphazardly out of a car and slowly bled to death. Well, where's the lead to this one? I'm looking for it, you know, in my book. Somebody hired Hi, Alias Sam to steal Grove's manuscript and to bump the old guy off. But Hi, Alias wasn't able to do both jobs at the same time. Circumstances compelled a long wait, a wait longer than it takes a guy to smoke 22 cigarettes.  Oh, and learned a lot of dirt about the person who'd hired him. Uh-huh. Say. So the employer couldn't take a chance. He killed Hi, Alias? I think so, Ethelberg. Yeah, well, who do you suppose the employer was? Grove wrote about him, gave the lowdown on him and that expose. Yeah, but the manuscript's gone, and Grove can't tell us what was in it. He can give us a big hint. And the stuff that was published under his byline... Casey, Grove Snyder was a crime reporter for 40 years. He told me his memoirs were half-completed, Annie. That had covered the first 20 years, more or less. And he's been on the beach for around five years. We go through the files starting about 25 years back. We go through the files. Right now in the Morning Express Morg, Annie, come on. Okay, so you can't do this to me. Ain't you even gonna say so long? Hmm. Reading back numbers of newspapers from 1930 back. Ah, but then were the good old days. 1930, 1929. What am I saying? Them were prohibition days. Huh? I found something. Look, come here and read this. September 15th, 1929. Today, former political power Big John Keston and his chief lieutenant Fred Ziggy Friedlander entered Wollstock prison to begin serving the life sentences imposed on them for instigating the New Year's Eve Massacre of the four McNulty brothers. McNulty? That torn scrap of paper, Annie. Ulti cases, broken. Yeah, yeah, I know. The McNulty Massacre's one of the great crime classics. That's right. As I remember, the four McNulty brothers were big-time bootleggers who controlled all the liquor business on the south side in our New Year's Eve of 28, I think it was. They threw a big party. At one of their joints and when everybody was plastered, half a dozen masked men crashed the gate and shot several guards and then lined the four McNulties up against a wall and cut loose on them with Tommy guns. Oh, and a rival gang was first blamed for the killings. That's right. That was a Carmine mob. As usual during prohibition days, John Laws talked a lot and did nothing. Over a year went by and then Grove Snyder got some information and broke the case wide open. It was one of his greatest scoops. Yeah, and he got a job. Yeah, and he got a journalism prize for the job he did. That's right. I don't remember any of the details. Annie, get back to those files. Let's learn everything we can about the McNulty Massacre. And what did you and Miss Williams get out of boning up on the McNulty ancient history, Casey? Have that Grove Snyder threw a source of private information that he, of course, refused to identify, secured evidence that sent three guys to the chair and two others to Wallstock with life sentences. And Grove had to have bodyguards during the trial and for nearly a year afterwards. Uh-huh.   Ziggy Friedlander, his head stooge, got out of parole about a year ago. Now, you may have something, Casey. Ziggy was the kind who never forgot a grudge. Well, I've been checking on Ziggy Friedlander, pal, and he doesn't fit our picture. He seems to have been a guy who played awful rough, but in accordance with the rules. I mean, he'd have knocked off Grove for his own brother to save himself and his boss from those life sentences, but after the book was thrown at him, he couldn't nurse a hate for a newspaper guy who played according to his set of rules. What's your idea? Big John Keston had a son, an only child. Yeah, I believe so. You don't know much about him? Nothing, as a matter of fact. Well, I made it a point of learning something about him, and I'm gonna learn more. Something old Grove said about sons who'd sell out their own fathers. Huh? I made a date with John Keston Jr. tonight at his home. Afterward's Logan, I'll let you know how I made out. Hey, hey, I don't get this. I'm playing a hunch, pal, and if it's right, you'll have the solution to the murders of Grove Snyder and Hylia Sand. Have a chair, Mr. Casey. Thanks, Mr. Keston. Beautiful apartment you have here. Oh, it's a little large for a bachelor, but I never like crammed quarters.  Yeah, Morning Express. We're alone here. Yes. You, of course, want to interview me about the professional indoor tennis matches sponsoring next month. No, I'm here to talk to you about Grover Cleveland Snyder. What? Who, uh, what is Grover Cleveland Snyder? You don't know. I'm not sure that I do. He's the man who sent your father to prison. Oh, that Snyder. Mm-hmm. And less than a week ago, the papers reported his murder. I don't read crime news, Mr. Casey. Since you're familiar with my father's tragedy, you can imagine why I don't. There's practically no limit to my imagination, Mr. Keston. You, of course, didn't know that Grover Snyder was writing. No. Or that the typewritten manuscript of that book was stolen from his room the night before he was killed. My only knowledge of the man and his work dates back 25 years when I was a boy. He sent my father to prison on false evidence. And my father died there. My mother died, too, as a result of our disgrace. I've tried to forget you, Mr. Snyder. You weren't exactly a boy 25 years ago. I've been looking up the record. All right. I was 26 years old then. What about it? Nothing. Snyder talked a lot about the book he was writing, Mr. Keston, and you must have heard about it. The book was going to be an expose of the rottenness and readiness Grover Snyder had encountered as a crime reporter. Now, look here. Yes, there was one thing that nobody knew about that half-finished book but Grover and me. That even the guy who had it stolen doesn't know now. Well? I'll tell you. The guy who stole the manuscript got only half of what his employer wanted. He found the original, but not the carbon copy. Carbon copy? Mm-hmm. Writers make carbon copies of what they write. I have the copy of Snyder's expose. What do you want, Casey? What have I offered? Before we go into that, let's have some proof that you're telling the truth. All right. How's this? You inherited a couple of million dollars when your old man died of a heart attack in prison. He was a big, strong-looking guy, but the Docs told him to watch his step and avoid excitement because of his weak heart. And you knew of a way to provide lots of excitement.  You make me sound like a murderer. Uh-huh. But your old man had a stronger ticket than you and his doctors thought. And it carried him through a long court trial and six months in jail, but it finally gave out. Didn't you find that story in your copy of the old Grove manuscript, Mr. Keston? You, uh... you've come here to blackmail me. Have I? That's sure. Not going to get away with it. What? Oh. Is that the gun you used on Hylia Snyder? Yes. And since you know about him, you know I use it well. He read that lying manuscript, too, and thought he could hold it over me. I want your copy, Mr. Casey. Where is it? In my apartment. We're going there right now, and you're giving it to me. Well, with that gun in your hand, what can I do? Only what I tell you. That's what you think. What? Drop your rod, Junior. What? I have. I have. Don't shoot. Who are you? Junior should know. Or his 25 years instead changed me too much, Junior. Ziggy. Ziggy Friedland. Uh-huh. And it's nice to meet up with you again after all this time. You heard? Yeah. I called while you was out to dinner, Junior. And as an old friend should, I let myself in. I wanted to look over your swell big flat in private. You see, I've been reading in the papers about the killings of Grove Snyder and that Hylia Sam. In a prison, I'd done an awful lot of thinking. Everything ended up, Junior, but I wanted to be sure. Even very suspicious guys like me find it hard to believe that a son would sell out his father. What, uh, what are you going to do, Ziggy? Do? To a rat like you? No, no, don't, don't. Make Ziggy let the law have him. When did I ever let the law? It makes too many guys and too many mistakes for a guy like me. I don't make any. Ziggy. No. Friedlander. This rod's got three more slugs in it. And they're for me? No. I've done the job I came to do, and though you didn't mean to, you helped me. I've heard about you, Casey, at the Morning Express. You're pretty well known up in Wallstock. Yeah? A lot of guys there hate your guts, but they say you play according to the rules.  You had cops waiting downstairs for him, didn't you? Yes. Well, your cops are still waiting. And here's my rod to give them. Ziggy. Yeah, I'm old. I'm tired. I just paid a debt that's been eating me. The only home I got is prison. If they put me in a death cell this time, well, that's according to the rules. Some guys learn how to really think in prison, Casey. I did. Come on, let's go. Character, that Ziggy Freelander, Casey. Yeah. Yeah, well, don't get sentimental about him. He's a vicious wild animal. He's only been partially tamed by old age and long imprisonment in the cage, and he shouldn't have been let out of that cage. I guess that's right, Miss Williams. Say, Casey, I'd like to read the hot stuff Grove Snyder must have wrote in his book. You think he might have really left a carbon copy of it? Of course he didn't, Ethelbert. Old time newspaper guys like Grove never made a copy of anything. He simply stuck a single sheet in a typewriter and banged away with a copy boy waiting beside him to grab each page and rush it to the desk. I figured Keston wouldn't know about that. And Grove Snyder is speaking to you about rats having sold out their own fathers and mothers, gave you the idea? Well, it helped. But Ziggy Freelander figured Keston too and without that lead. But it took him 25 years to do it. Well, your pal Casey's a very bright guy, Ethelbert.  You know what your bright pal Casey is called in certain quarters, Ethelbert? What, Miss Williams? Blarney Boy. Blarney Boy? Yeah, I'll tell you about it. I knew that was going to be brought up sometime. Listening to Crime Photographer, played by Stott's Cotsworth and written for radio by Alonzo Dean Cole, based on the original character created by George Harmon Cox. With Jan Minor as Ann, John Gibson as Ethelbert, Bernard Lenro as Captain Logan, Lou White's original music and Teddy Wilson as the blue note pianist, Crime Photographer is produced and directed by John Dietz. This is Bob Hyde inviting you to join us again next week at this same time for another fast-moving adventure of Casey, Crime Photographer. Tomorrow night on CBS Radio's Junior Miss, Judy, she's our Junior Miss, as you may know, gets into a dither but death. As her girlfriend, Fuffy, and she disagree on how to study for final exams, another teapot tempest with loads of laughs in the brewing thereof. Tomorrow night on most of these stations, Junior Miss, don't miss it. Gangbusters go into action Saturday nights on the CBS Radio Network.


Hi, everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com, coming at you with the 2013 limited football break. This is break number seven. This is the last one we got to do. We made it. Thanks, everybody, for chipping away at this throughout the night. At the end of the video, we're giving away five of those three box high-end mixer spots, which are sitting right there next to me. But there's three different dice rolls that's gonna happen. First dice roll, we pulled eight spots out of this break and we're giving them away to the people who bot spots. So that's our first dice roll. Second dice roll is the break. Third dice roll is the giveaway spots for that three-boxer. But first, let's give away some extra spots. Let's roll it, randomize it. Four and a three, seven times. Top eight after, yeah, top eight after seven. One, two, three, four, five, six, five, six, and seventh and final time. Top eight, Michael, Derrick, Matt, Patrick, Derrick, Derrick, Jacob, and Derrick. All right, so congrats. Don't, everyone else, don't worry.  So now let's gather everybody's names again. Second dice roll, let's assign you a team. Let's roll it, randomize it. One and a four, five times. One, two, three, four, and five. One and a four, five times for the teams. One, two, three, and fifth and final time. All right, here's the first half of the list right here. And there's the second half of the list right over here. No trades, let's just print and rip. Yeah, we got at least one promo break filled up. I'm gonna give away some, give away a Super Bowl Square spot in the next video when we do that three-boxer. All right, there's Brandon Marshall, Kendall Wright, Andy Dalton, and Darius Slay. We got a Andre Johnson field vision. It's just kind of a neat design. You should think about bringing that, reviving that. That goes to Houston. That's gonna go to Matt Arnold. We got Boomer Asaisin. Nice three-color patch there, 18 out of 25. Miss Boomer going to Derrick and Cincinnati. We got more Houston. There's Arian Foster, 39 out of 49. And then the dual relic and autograph is Marcus Wheaton. Although I have a feeling this is a single autograph and just that design is in the middle there. 003 out of 199. And that's for Pittsburgh, that's for Oliver. Oliver got his Steelers. All right, now for the final dice roll. Let's flip back to the list. Let's get everybody's names again. This is the big moment here. There's some new dice, there's a new list. And it's gonna be top five after eight, six and two, eight times, good luck. One, two, three. And eighth and final time after eight. Top five after eight. So from six on down, it's gonna be sad times. Joe. Sad times here, but thanks for giving it a shot. Happy times though for the top five. Derrick, you're in. Jacob, you're in. Michael, you're in. Derrick and Joel. After eight times, six and a two, top five, you're in this break. We'll see you for that. Jaspy'scasebreaks.com. Next video, bye-bye.


Everybody forced here ripping 2023 tops tier one Bundesliga soccer 12 bucks case number five random team style Let's randomize right now, and then we'll get started. Thanks for the fill everybody It's our last case. Let's make it count here If we pull some heat all right ten times in the names one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten Marcus be down to Alvin s and Then the teams ten times one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten Got mines down to Augsburg I'm gonna try to mill Donnie, you know you guys like Shawn the night. That's he's only normally here on Mondays. I don't don't put that Don't put that roll on me Marcus be with mines Alvin s Wolfsburg Ronnie K Leipzig Alvin Bochum Joseph M. Dortmund Shane C. Byron Patrick G. Schalke Michael and Cologne Christian G. Hoffenheim Michael and Leverkusen Nate S. Stuttgart Michael and Union Berlin Ronnie K. Munchen Gladbach Victor F Verde Bremen Seth K. Frankfurt Alvin S. Hertha Berlin Marcus be Freiberg and Alvin S. Forth Augsburg. Let's get these post it Let's get started. Okay, he says another SP authentic spot just came in that's down to 14 now, so We're well or at 13 and 14 on our next couple hockey breaks We had to get those filled up baseballs looking pretty decent, too Spots rolling in everybody. Yeah, I'm gonna. So I see you got Dortmund I was gonna get you a nice hit The low number Jude auto or not really any Jude auto, but honestly got a golf clap Donnie. Yep Yeah, what'd you get I thought this was the We got Wolfsburg Wolfsburg is okay Bochum Hertha Berlin Augsburg. Oh Alvin. Oh, man, that's that's not the best random Wolfsburg gonna have to carry you, dude Florian new house to 144 on the relic Yeah, mill. I have to go find that and have for myself. That is a Matthias Ginzer Jersey card for Freiberg to 144 autograph is Emil's peeper to 120 for Bremen for the Bremen and autograph is Dominic Kaur for mine Zeta 50 We 12 by night is Texans and Jags. That's awesome. That's a great match up. I mean week three was Should be quite different this time. I hope so Plus they're both they're both coming off. They're both on pretty good stretches right now. Yeah Jersey to 144 of vapor Nelson Viper vapor Rookie for mines That's the wrong sleeve. Do I ever get the right sleeve? That's that's the question. I'm wondering. I don't think so Jersey auto number to 10 Augsburg Arne Meyer Right now when Jersey out of the 10 solid solid Arne Meyer And an auto is Paul vonna for Byron the 120 nice hit for Byron Shane Joey Bosa going on IR. He cannot stay healthy. Yeah, I heard it's cuz he's a charger, honestly probably It wouldn't the curse of the chargers Thor's be the 144 Jersey card for Union Berlin Rookie auto is Pashinovich Jane on Pashinovich for Wolfsburg Number to 120 That's a thick sleeve. That's wrong sleeve And David Rahm auto to 120 for Leipzig Stroud kind of had a had a rough game. They still ended up winning It's kind of good to see that that happened at least they have bears bears Really botched that one Bears outside of field just not a good team whatsoever. Yeah, I think that's the issue rookie jersey to 144 is Mehmet Khan Aiden For Shalke. He's got DJ more than that's about it And no Colomawani rookie auto out of 120 nice card from Ferts Once that guys needed the work send the work thing real quick real quick Like from what I seen Sunday like the O line just can't protect them like that end play We're Hutchinson like stripped them and they got safety. That's not really on fields. It's just like Can't guard that guy and a slugger auto out of 54 Leipzig Think a lot of fields issues aren't really fields Oh, I know That's like Sam. I think Sam house pretty good, but yeah, he's always under pressure constantly Think he's the most sack quarterback in the league and he leaves a league in passing yards Or he did go going in the last week. Just nuts, right? Got a Simon's dollar jersey to 144 for Bochum and I'll do rookie jersey for Frankfurt at of 144 That's three day Aladu Mark Oliver Kemp auto out of 25 Hertha Berlin a Weigel auto to 118 Julian Weigel Wundring Gladbach appreciate you jackpot. Thanks for the sub 100% sure what's going on Mac Jones Mac Jones's face. I think it's like him not having receivers I'm a Patriots fans. It's the worst. I don't know if it's like one of the worst offensive lines the worst receiving core It's it's such a terrible situation You guys will see one zappy plays You guys will see Jersey what's our end of the 144 for Stuttgart Is that what they said when they threw him in the last second drive and Lucas to start auto out of 50 for her to Berlin and A Lucas the Mecha auto out of 25 from Wolfsburg Yeah, pick it to you know, I agree. It's like all these guys like They're not given a fair chance. I don't know what's like what's gonna go down It is like Hits yeah, I know Ricky Jersey is all rich for Stuttgart. Yeah, not a match. It's good Wolfsburg solid team At least I haven't had them Can Aiden Ricky auto out of 50 going to Shalke and A Mark Fleckin auto out of 124 Freiburg It's 144 Jersey card musta Diaby for lever Cusin a day on Luba Chich auto to 124 Cologne. There you go Luba Chich and One-of-one autograph for Byron is diode open micano. Nice gold one-of-one Byron Minnick is Shane Hi, Shane Nice hit sir. Thank you very much for joining Good to see that card get that one magged and then a Florian new house auto out of 110 going to Borussia Wundern Glabach There's the only only quarterback in that scenario where I think it's a Ritter's problem. I'm not so sure about Ritter. I Don't think that he's made for it. I don't think he's like horrible worldwide. I don't see it He could be not he could be worse, but he's just I don't think he's not about starting. Yeah, he's he's not it I'll be a backup, but them and their offensive play calling is not great, so I Still think would I'd rather have Heineke starting for me than I would Ritter New house Jersey out of 144 from Wundern Glabach Preciate you SMC rookie auto share hunts for her to Berlin out of 25 a Barisha auto to 120 for Augsburg I'm curious to you like is there a reason the patches are numbered the 144 I know there's like a Dual relic is Barisha at 25 for Augsburg dual relic to 25 is Aquaguma for a Haufenheim couple dual rocks 25 in the box. It could start Keep going here to my slow number to auto number to 10 is Joe Scali for Borussia Munchen Glabach Ronnie Kay with a solid one nice card Ronnie American and a rookie auto of Eric Martel for Cologne to 110 I didn't have faith in Levitt's writing levels we find I use okay But it's it's kind of the same situation their old line is okay there But everything else around him he has no weapons right Berks hurt He's got de hop, but the only thing a defense is to worry about is de hop then they get to cover him Yeah, so later 144 rally card. I think more of like if he gets like in a right spot I think he'll be fine. Yeah, he looks like he's got like at least some flash to him 50 auto is Thielman, you know Thielman for Cologne open Mekano to 120 auto for Bayern, you're gonna get fine to get those pink cleats So you pre-game though, oh, I would a simple silver pregame different you should wear He usually does And I don't think gum-dums. Yeah Jersey is Knock Robin knock or no shade to 144 going to Union Berlin. That's 44 degrees there a lean heart auto to 50 for Freiburg That's not cold, but if it's rainy that sucks Yep, so it sucks 44 rainy 44 Seal dealia rookie auto out of 120 for Freiburg. All right, let's go ahead and do a recap Still got a hockey to fill everybody All right, still 12 to go breaking now This will probably be our last six boxer of series one as well. We have some box We don't have enough. We don't have we have less than six though. So This will be our last six boxer of series one. All right relics of knock Suley new house Diaby Ulrich Endo Alidoo Zoller Got Aiden Thors B Vapor Viper Ginter new house Aquaguma Barisha Autos of seal dealia Open McConnell Martell Barisha new house Lubicic Flecken Cullum Wani Rahm Pachinovich voner paper Vigil to start core Leanheart deal man Got Aiden schlager Nemetcha Cherhaunts Kempf Scali and a Arne Meyer jersey auto and then a one-of-one open McConnell auto for Bayern That does it for the break. Thanks everybody moving on now to hockey


Hello everybody hooded cobra commander 788 here and welcome back to class of Friday We had an entire month of cobra and it's time for us to get back to GI Joe And we're starting with a figure that I've wanted to take a closer look at since I got it This is spirit iron knife for full disclosure. This figure was sent to me by Hasbro. I did not purchase it myself I did take a brief look at it when I reviewed the vintage spirit action figure, but now I want to do a full review Let's look at the packaging. We have the window pane showing the figure and the accessories and he does come with an eagle We have the GI Joe classified series logo and the name spirit iron knife We have some package art on the front and on the side and this is by native American artist Jeffery Verigay And I do think this is appropriate. I think it's important They brought a native American artist in on this project. This figure is number 36 in the series on the back We have some generic poster artwork and on this side. We have the symbols which represent his specialties This is one of those big horns that you blow through this is for R2-D2's standing side-by-side This means he hates football and this is a birthday cake with three candles Let's open the box and take out spirit iron knife and take a look at the figure Here is spirit iron knife out of the box and this classified figure is heavily inspired by spirit version one from 1984 almost all of the details are copied over but there were some changes some of those changes I think we're good and even an improvement on the original Let's take a look at spirit iron knife accessories starting with his main weapon his sniper rifle, which can fit in his hand It's pretty tight fit It is in black plastic. It has brown furniture. It has a long scope It has a hole in the barrel for blast effects and it has a removable magazine This sniper rifle is only superficially similar to the accessory that came with the 1984 figure this arrow gun And I am glad they changed it. I was never a big fan of that original accessory one notable difference Is the color they eliminated the olive drab green from the accessories which reduces the color variety on the classified figure And while I don't think that's a problem. It is a notable departure from the 1984 original next Let's look at the eagle the eagle has pegs on the feet which fit holes on this perch on the backpack There are also holes on this armband around spirit's right arm So the eagle can also be pegged on the arm and spirit can hold the eagle similar to the way the 1984 figure did The eagle is mostly in dark brown plastic.  He has an articulated head and articulated wings and articulated legs and feet this eagle is inspired by the eagle that came with the 1984 figure this eagle's name is freedom, but he is not named on the packaging That's a little surprising the snake eyes figure that comes with the wolf has the name timber on the packaging and even Crocmaster has the name for the crocodile, but freedom is not named one major difference between the 1984 eagle and the classified Eagle is the original has the wings spread, but the classified eagle has an alternate set of wings So you can pose him this way classified freedom includes an alternate set of wings to swap them out You just have to pop off the closed wings then you can pop on the open wings and That allows you to pose this eagle In his wings open position. So now he looks a lot more like that 1984 original vintage freedom eagle there you have classified spirit iron knife posing with his eagle and looking very much Like his little brother now. Let's look at the backpack the backpack is somewhat inspired by the 1984 original but the colors are updated and he no longer has the cartridges for the arrow launcher Because he no longer includes the arrow launcher instead. He has these black segments here I'm not sure exactly what they are for but it did need to be updated because he does not include that 1984 original weapon the backpack is primarily tan it has these black Cartridges or containers or whatever they are it has a perch for the eagle It has a couple of pouches with straps and buckles and it has a peg on one side This is for pegging on the rifle You can peg this rifle on the backpack by sticking this peg straight through the trigger guard and it does hold pretty well We've seen several ways of pegging weapons onto backpacks in this classified series including weapons that have holes straight through them and others that have giant pegs on the side and It doesn't make a lot of sense to hold a rifle through the trigger guard on the backpack But given the alternatives i'll take this he has even more removable accessories on this strap on the chest There is a tan sheath with a fringe and in that sheath there is a knife This knife has a black and silver decorative blade And a black handle with a bird skull on it This is a really fascinating accessory and i like it a lot on his right leg He has a brown holster and in that holster he has a pistol that is removable The pistol is in black plastic It has a hole in the barrel for blast effects if you're into that kind of thing This almost looks like an old colt 1911. It's really nice. I like it on his left leg He has a brown sheath with another knife because you can't have too many This one is a plain black knife. Looks like a survival knife. Not a lot of detail This is probably the least impressive accessory, but it's still pretty good. Let's take a look at the articulation Spirit iron knife has classified figure articulation, which is pretty good And it's better on this figure because he's not wearing a vest or anything like that that would obstruct the articulation points He has a ball jointed head on a swivel neck So he's got great range of motion on the head Basically any position you want to put the head in you can He has butterfly joints at the shoulders and these actually move better than on some other figures I've seen he can lift his arm up at the shoulder and swivel at the shoulder all the way around He has a swivel at the bicep. He has double jointed elbows He has a swivel at the wrist and his left wrist has an up and down hinge And the right wrist has an in and out hinge He has a large hinge at the rib cage. So he has an ab crunch with a ratchet He also has a ball and socket at the waist so he can move at the waist He has a leg split. His leg can move forward pretty well and back Not so much. He has a swivel at the thigh cut. He has double jointed knees He has a swivel at the boot cut and he has hinged and rocker ankles Let's take a look at the sculpt design and color of spirit iron knife starting with the head And his head has black hair and a red headband This is a really good head. The face has character. The hair looks very realistic He has an appropriate skin tone unlike the 1984 figure that had a very light skin tone This looks like what we would expect spirit to look like on the chest He has a red undershirt and over that he has a blue shirt just like the 1984 figure A couple pockets on that and over that he has this strap and belt piece That's a separate piece. It's not really intended to be removable But you probably could remove it with some effort. The straps are brown And he has this light blue circular device thing that we saw on early classified figures He also has a smoke grenade and a fragmentation grenade. He has that tan knife sheath The belt part of that strap and belt piece has a couple buckles It has a black buckle and it has a silver western style belt buckle And it has some pouches and a couple extra magazines for the pistol His arms feature light blue rolled up sleeves on the right sleeve He has a red tomahawk patch and on the left sleeve he has red sergeants chevrons Those are similar to the patch tampos on the 1984 figure. His right forearm is bare His left forearm has the brown band with pegs for pegging on the eagle He has gold bands around his wrists and he has brown gloves The waist piece and the legs are in tan plastic just like the 1984 figure But this is less like a stereotypical western outfit and more like realistic battle fatigues He has pockets on the upper legs on the right leg He has that brown pistol holster with straps around the right leg on the left leg He has the brown sheath with a single strap around the left leg We finish up with some brown boots Not the fur aligned moccasins of the 1984 original figure But I think this works better. These boots have some straps and some texture some nice detail and they have black soles I have not liked all of the figures that Hasbro sent me and I've been very clear about that But this is one that I do like it is inspired by that 1984 spirit action figure But I had some problems with that 1984 figure and this classified version mostly fixes those problems They did this right and I have to give them credit when they do that The classified figure does not come with this red loincloth But I always thought that was weird anyway, so he's better off without it And they added some additional details to the legs to make up for it And that's what you have to do when you eliminate an element like that You have to add something to make up for it and that's what they did This is a rare occasion when I'm going to say I prefer the classified figure to the vintage figure I think the vintage figure is better than the 25th anniversary figure But I think the classified spirit iron knife beats them all That was my review of the GI Joe classified series 6 inch action figure spirit iron knife I hope you enjoyed it. 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How do you know if you are not ready to put your work out there or if you're procrastinating? What's the difference? Do you know the difference? Let me give you a secret here. The feeling of not ready to put your work out there almost never goes away. It's almost always there. Before I started recording this video, I wasn't feeling ready to record it. I could have thought about this topic for another hour, I'm sure. Journaled about it some more. Whenever I write an article, I start writing and I'm like, well, I don't think I have enough to say. I could probably research this article for another couple of days, a couple of weeks. Whenever I launch a course, I certainly don't feel ready to teach it because I know that I could research it, learn more for another few months, maybe another few years. Whenever I launched my books, I wasn't ready to publish those books. I could have gotten it better edited. I could have thought about more things to add to the book. But I launched it anyway. I have four published books now. All feeling not ready when I was doing it. So the secret of the creator is that we always, usually, usually not always, but we usually feel not ready and we create anyway and by the creating, we then look back and go, huh, I learned something. Oh, I experienced something that I could make even better. I created something that I could make even better next time. And so that's really the process of creative development is create, publish, improve, create, publish, improve. So if you're asking the question, is this feeling not ready legitimate or is it procrastination? I will first congratulate you on your awareness that there is that possibility that it could be procrastination. Because if you are aware that you might be procrastinating versus truly not being ready, I will tell you after coaching hundreds of entrepreneurs that it is almost certainly your brilliant mind that is fooling you, that's tricking you into believing that you're not ready. Because that feeling of not ready doesn't go away. I'm sorry to say.  And that would be very unfortunate. Please don't let it get there. Okay. Please create today. Please publish. Please post. Please launch today rather than delaying yet another month, another two months, another six months, because however long you delay, you'll get there and you'll still feel like, ooh, maybe I'm not ready to do this yet. You won't realize. It's kind of like before you jump into a lake, before you jump into a pool, right? Before you do the thing that it's going to have that experience before you take a cold shower, not ready, not ready, right? And then, oh, okay.  I just never felt ready. Okay. So the thing that I think is underlying all of this is a personal development process of transforming fear into love. I think that's what spirit is really calling us to do for those of us who are creators, transform your fear and hesitation into loving action. Fear shows up as, oh, I don't feel ready.  Oh, I could probably research this for another few months or a few days or a few hours or whatever it may be.  Maybe I should take a nap first. Yeah, maybe I should do my emails first.  You will have to turn on the faucet. You will have to take that step. And when you do, you've just given yourself an incredibly precious experience of noticing the feeling of not ready and doing it anyway. And that experience is what I've experienced over a thousand times now and what you will have to experience as a creator, not ready, but I'm doing it anyway. So in fact, what I've learned now is to notice the feeling of not ready and take it as a signal to go ahead and press record, to go ahead and start writing, even if I have nothing to say, to go ahead and launch, even if I don't think I think it'll be embarrassing. I take the hesitation as a signal for action. And once I've noticed that and I keep doing it again and again, now it's a practice for me. Oh, I'm hesitating. That means I've got to take action. So that's the creator's journey. That's the creator's life. And, gratefully, that's also the creator's reward. You get rewarded based on, look at all my work is out there. I get to learn from what's working and what's not, transform hesitation into action, transform fear into love. Love means to show up. Show up as your authentic self. Show up in service to others. I hope this is helpful to you. I'm George Cow, Authentic Business Coach. I love talking about building business with heart, truly and with spirit leading us. So if you liked this video, you'll probably enjoy my other one. So I'll look forward to seeing you in another video. Alright, take care. Bye.


The acting Chief Judge over the month has said that at the heat of COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, a total of 100,000 cases were entertained by courts in the state, including area courts, magistrates and high courts. According to him, the court made frantic efforts to ensure that innocent citizens were not kept in prison during the pandemic. You noted that in the year-end review, the court also generated into government coffers a total of six million. Take a listen. Speaking at an elaborate occasion to mark the commencement of the 2021-2022 new legal year, Justice Nathan said a total of 100,000 cases comprising of civil, criminal and appeals were registered by the area courts, upper area courts, magistrate courts and high courts. Out of the 1,100,000 index cases, 70,000 cases were disposed by the various courts mentioned above. The judiciary in the last year was able to generate and pay to the government a total sum of six million Naira as its IGR. He promised to keep on the good work of changing the narrative of the judiciary in the state and improve the welfare of the judicial staff. Some of the incentives I shall make operational are as follows. One, medical bills. He turned to now the payment of medical bills for judicial staff was stopped. However, I've restored the payment of such and its operational as we speak. The governor, represented by his deputy, promised that executive view continued to work with the judiciary to strengthen democracy. The issue of welfare for the judicial staff remained uppermost in every step taken by this government. Those, this administration will continue to enhance the welfare of the judicial officers under your watch. So in turn, you ensure that under your leadership justice is not for sale to the highest bidder. In his goodwill message, the chairman, Nigerian Bar Association Yola Jimeta, thanked the governor for approving and allocating a land and another structure for the state MBA, which ended the accommodation challenges faced by the association. Let me use this opportunity to thank his excellency for the many things he has done and he is still doing to the judiciary in our state. I want to on behalf of our members to thank you for the quick assent on the violence against fascist prohibition bill, which is now on a low in the state. This is by no means an instrument that will cut violence against women, children and the vulnerable in our society. The messages from the religious bodies will go a long way in the minds of lawyers and justices in Andamao state to administer justice with the fear of God. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.