The Cavalcade of America, sponsored by Dupont, maker of better things for better living through chemistry. Tonight, Cavalcade presents Edward G. Robinson in a true-to-life drama, A Case for the FBI. A radio story written for the Cavalcade of America by Stuart Hawkins with the approval and cooperation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Though all names mentioned are fictitious, the incidents portrayed are typical of the day-to-day work of the FBI. And at the close of the program, you will hear a message from J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, presenting Edward G. Robinson as Special Agent McVane in A Case for the FBI on the Cavalcade of America, sponsored by Dupont. Getting to be a habit. What time is it, anyhow? At past 10. Gosh, if I don't get out before the swing shift comes off at 11, I'll never get home. Last night, I had to wait 40 minutes before I could squeeze into a trolley car. Tough all right. Boss still inside. Uh-huh. Go on in. I haven't got time to announce you. May I come in, sir? Of course, of course, Graham. What have you got there, more headaches? Priority forms on the E-2 contract. You'll sign them now. They'll catch the midnight air mail and save a day or two on deliveries. Good. Let's have them. Any word, Mac, me about those screw blanks, Mr. Hendrick? I just talked to Michelson long distance. He'll try to ship half the order tomorrow. Hey, what goes on? Oh, so on things. You all right, Gray? Any of that glass, hit ya? No, I'm okay.  Quick, let's see if we can see who did it. Nobody in sight. There's a car going pretty fast up the street there. Shunkin' a rock through a window like that. He might've hurt one of us badly. Hey, hey, look here. This thing's wrapped in paper. Wrapped in paper. Let's see it. There's writing on it, sir. Mr. Hendrick, your daughter. Let me have it. Yes, sir. The contemptible scunks. What's the matter, sir? I don't know. Wait a minute. Yes, Mr. Hendrick. Miss Mead, get my wife on the phone. Hurry. Yes, sir. Better sit down, sir. You don't look well. No, I'm all right. If this is somebody's idea of a joke, he's got a rotten sense of humor. What is it, sir? Read this. Mr. Hendrick, your baby daughter is a pretty little kid, but she won't live to grow up unless you do what you're told. If you call in the police, it's curtains for her. Sure. What's this all about, sir? I wish I knew. Just a minute. Hello, Molly.  How long ago? Only five minutes ago, huh? Fine. Oh, no, no, I... I'm just sorry I didn't time this so you could hold it up to the phone and let her say nighty-night to me. No, no, no. There's nothing wrong. I... I just... Well, I... I got lonesome working here like this. Wait up for me, will you? Yeah. Yeah, I... I'm leaving in a few minutes now. Goodbye, dear. The baby's all right. Mrs. Hendrick just finished tucking her into bed again.  Was it capital? No, no, no. National. That's it. What? Don't you remember the newspapers all carried it a few years ago? The lucky number you can't ever forget. National 7-11-7. What are you talking about, Gray? The FBI in Washington. Call National 7-1-1-1-7 and any phone operator in the country will connect you with FBI headquarters and nothing flat. Call it, Mr. Hendrick. This is a case for the FBI. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Director's office. Yes. Yes, sir. Will you spell that last name, please? Yes. And your address, Mr. Hendrick? Yes, right. Uh, Dolan. Yes, sir? See if McVayne's still in the outer office, will you? It's a national. Right, sir. Uh, now, uh, Mr. Hendrick, tell me exactly what's happened on this... Oh, McVayne. Come in a minute. I was just calling a cab. Take me out of the airport. What's up? Phone call. A national. Well, now, uh, Mr. Hendrick, Mr. McVayne, the special agent in charge of our branch office for your territory is here in Washington tonight. I'm going to put him on to talk to you. This is Mr. McVayne, Mr. Hendrick. I see. Well, Mr. Hendrick, we could have our man at your house within three hours, but until you've received a more definite demand, Chief Murphy of your police force can handle this. Oh, yes, we know Chief Murphy very well. He's a graduate of the FBI National Police Academy and an excellent officer. Yes, phone him right away. He'll take every precaution to safeguard the child. Well, I'm catching the midnight plane. Tell Chief Murphy to call me at my office first thing tomorrow morning. Good morning, Chief Murphy. Morning, Mr. Hendrick. This is Mr. McVayne of the FBI. How to do so today? Come in, gentlemen. Certainly didn't take you long to get here, Mr. McVayne. Well, I dropped everything when Murphy phoned that you've received another note in this morning's mail. Where is it? It's in the living room. This way. Mully dear, this is Mr. McVayne of the FBI. Oh, I'm so glad you're here. Oh, I'm glad to meet you, Mrs. Hendrick. Hello there, youngster. You don't mean to tell me. She's a cute youngster. How old is she, Mrs. Hendrick? Fourteen months. And why should anyone want to threaten her? Our only other child died three years ago. Now, if anything happened to Betsy... Well, we had to see that nothing does happen to her, Mrs. Hendrick. Now, where's that latest letter, Mr. Hendrick? Here on the table. As Chief Murphy instructed me, I haven't even opened it. Good. I'll slip this end of the envelope and take the letter out with these tweezers. There. Oh, Chief, will you hold this cellophane envelope so I can slip it inside without touching it? Oh, sure, sure. There. Well, now we can read it through the cellophane and not worry about smudging any fingerprints. Let's see now. What does it say? If you want your baby to live, bring $20,000 to the B-Pijoux Theater Wednesday at 7 o'clock. $20,000? Wednesday. That's tomorrow. Have it in five and $10 bills, unmarked. Sit in the fourth... Look at that last sentence. Don't try any double-cross or the kid will be dead by this time next year. Oh, the sneaky devil. Well, now there's nothing to worry about, Mrs. Hendrick. I'm going to put on one of my best men in the house here. His name is Stevenson. He'll watch the child every minute and until I get back, he'll be in charge of the case. You're not staying? No, Mr. Hendrick. I'm catching the 10-30 plane to Washington with this letter and the note that was thrown through your office window. I'll have them in the hands of our laboratory experts by 2 o'clock this afternoon. Hello, McVane. Thought you went back to Ohio last night. And I'm back with a couple of hot ones, Charlie. Register them and shoot them through quick. Yeah, sure thing. Yeah, what's the heading? Subject unknown. A.J. Hendrick, victim, extortion. Oh, and have the boys look at the capital W in the line we mean business. They may find it interesting. Any latent fingerprints on that Hendrick letter, Charlie? Well, the first and second tests were negative. I haven't finished the third test yet, but it's not a tall promising. How about it, Nolan? Microscopic examination finished? Yeah, I found some dust particles under the flap of the envelope, McVane. What kind of dust? Well, mostly it's clothes lint. Ordinary pocket dust. But three of these particles aren't dusts. They're metallic filings. Metallic filings? Well, what kind of metal? Well, two minute for a metallurgical examination. Okay, let me have them. We'll see what the spectrograph can tell us about them. Here's the documentary report on those Hendrick notes, McVane. Well, what's the dope? Well, the handwriting shows distinctly masculine traits. Writer, probably under 30. He's probably working without accomplices. Without accomplices? Capital W is the tip-off. There's definite indication that he started to write I mean business and changed the I to we before finishing the sentence. Yeah, well, I thought that might be it. Yeah, thanks, Charlie. I'm going to see if the spectrograph has shown anything useful. Well, you boys are up against a tough problem, Marlowe. 75,000 people in this city and they all know Hendrick and the Hendrick plant. Could be any of them. Well, we've been up against tough problems before, Chief. Good evening, gentlemen. Hello, McVane. Well, McVane, we didn't expect you back from the late plane. Well, they work faster than the laboratory. Oh, Marlowe, we've got some work to do. Laboratory, turn up something. Spectrograph analysis shows three small particles of a magnesium alloy on the envelope flap. They must have come from the rightest pocket. Magnesium alloy. Yeah, I'll find out how many factories in Columbia use any kind of magnesium alloy in their products. Oh, and get floor sweepings from every department where that alloy is work. Right. These three little dust particles have got the leaders of the man who wrote that letter. There are only five factories in town working with magnesium alloy in McVane. Here are the samples of floor sweepings. Oh, good work. Send them off for midnight air mail so we'll get a telephone report from the director tomorrow morning, okay? Yes? Send them in. Mr. Hendrick. Come in, Mr. Hendrick. Evening, sir. Good evening. May I see you alone, Mr. McVane? Oh, I was just going along, Mr. Hendrick. See you later, McVane. Mr. McVane, I... My wife and I have been thinking this thing over. It seems to me we're dealing with a very clever and dangerous criminal. Well, all criminals are dangerous. They're never as clever as they think they are. You hope to catch him at the theater tomorrow night. But suppose he suspects a trap and doesn't try to pick up the money. Well, then it may take us a few days longer to get him. And he'll know I disregarded his warning and told the police. No, it's too big a risk, Mr. McVane. My wife and I both want you to withdraw from the case. Now, wait a minute. No, let me give him the money. I can afford it. Then he'd have no reason to harm little Betsy. Well, the first and most important thing to us is your child's safety. But she won't be safe unless we stop this man. And if you fail to get him, we'll never have another moment's peace about her. A year from now, two years, we can't keep her guarded forever, Mr. McVane. Oh, we'll get her, Mr. Hendrick. No matter how long it takes, your daughter will be protected until we do. The FBI has been called in on 328 kidnapping cases since 1932. We've solved all but two of them. And in both those cases, the child was taken before we were called in. I don't care about other cases. I'm thinking of my child.  Well, Mr. Hendrick, the FBI never drops the case until it's closed. Oh, yes, Mr. Hoover. Yes, of course. Yes, sir. Goodbye. Good morning, McVane. Oh, who's... Oh, hello, my friend. The director just phoned me the laboratory report on those floor sweepings. Our man works in Section K of Hendrick's factory. No kidding. Definite. The spectrograph shows that Hendrick's plant is the only one using the same type of alloy as those dust particles. Ah. Well, there are a lot of men working in that factory. Yes, but this fellow can't be working from 3 to 11 to 9 if he keeps that theta date. And there are only 340 men on the other two ships in Section K. Mm-hmm. 340. That's still quite a crowded suspect. Mm-hmm. Right. But we've made progress. Yesterday noon, we had 75,000 to pick from. You want to meet McVane? Oh, yes, yes, Marlowe. Tell Robertson to get the list of all men working in Section K at Hendrick's factory. Section K. Right. And then have them go to the ration board and compare the handwriting on their gasoline applications with the photographic copies of the extortion notes. Yes, Mr. Clemens outside. Oh, good. Send them in, Brian. Now, come on in, Mr. Clemens. Oh, thanks. Yeah, right over there. Yeah. Uh, you wanted to see me about something, Chief? Yes, Mr. Clemens. This is Mr. McVane of the FBI. Oh. It's a pleasure, I'm sure. Sit down, Mr. Clemens.  Yeah. That's right. Now, the FBI wants to put some men in your theater tonight. So, am I doing something wrong? Oh, no, no, no. Not at all. Yes, but, uh, someone else is. Oh. In my theater? Mm-hmm. Uh, how many male ushers do you have on duty? Only the two head ushers. The rest are girls. Girls, huh?  Oh. That is without letting anyone know about the change in advance. All right? Yeah, I don't know where. Uh, what's going on? Well, we're after an extortionist. Oh. Hey, uh, look, there won't be any shooting. Well, I wouldn't want anybody should get hurt in my theater in a crowd like that. That could be bad. Oh, well, don't worry. If there's any shooting, it'll be after he's left the theater. We've handled this kind of thing before, you know. Hello? Yeah, this is McVane. What? Oh, uh, what do you say? Yes? Uh, repeat that, will you? Yeah? Yes, I got it. Yes, of course, do exactly what he said. Yes, we'll handle it. Cancel all plans, boys. What's up? That was Hendrick. Our unknown friend has changed his mind. What do you mean? He's called off the theater date and ordered a new pay-off. And, brother, we've got to work fast to get there ahead of him. You are listening to A Case for the FBI, an authentic picture of the work of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and starring Edward G. Robinson as Special Agent McVane on the Cavalcade of America sponsored by DuPont. As Special Agent McVane of the FBI was completing his plans to capture the extortionist at the payoff rendezvous in the theater, he received a phone call that changed everything. Now, a moment later, we hear him saying... Theater date is off. Instead, Hendrick is to take the 310 train for Cincinnati this afternoon. Now, get this. He's to take the 310 train, stand on the rear platform of the last car, and when he sees a white flag way from beside the tracks, he's to toss out the package of money. 310? Well, that's the limited. No stops between here and Cincinnati. Yes, and he can be anywhere along the line and no way of telling where. No use in our riding the train, McVane. Even if we pull the emergency cord, as soon as Hendrick tosses the money, we'd be carried half a mile for the train stopped. Well, it's the cinch. You can't have men stationed along the tracks, McVane. It's 160 miles. It'll take an army to cover that and be even halfway sure of spotting them. Well, I'm not so sure. Yeah, what time is it? It's 1130. 1130. Well, we've got three and a half hours. By golly, we can just about do it. Chief Murphy, I want cars, radio cars, four of them at least. You can have them, but what's your idea? Marlowe, you call the Esterbrook at American Aviation. Tell them we want a small cabin plane, one of those crews, about 60, and radio quick. Right. I'll send out four cars from here and Cincinnati will send out six. I'll station them every 20 miles along the road nearest the track. We'll follow the train in Esterbrook's plane and in the moment we see the signal, we'll direct the nearest cars to that spot. Stevenson, you will take the walkie-talkie and ride on the train with Mr. Hendrick. Keep talking to us on the plane and tell us the moment the signal is given. Right. Just in case the radio fails, you better take some photo flashbulbs to set off. Okay. We'll be flying high so as not to scare the man off, but we can see the flashbulbs clearly even in bright sunlight. Hey, you guys think of everything, don't you? Well, we try to, chief. I was pulling out right on time, Mr. Hendrick. See anything of a plane overhead yet? No, not yet.  If McVane said they'd be there, they'll be there. You keep watching for a white flag beside the track. Gotta get this radio working. The train just pulling out of the yards. Let it get a little ahead of us, Esterbrook. Okay, I'll circle around. That's swell. Now hold her in this position. Right. Marlow, advise the cars we've started. Okay. 3XBYF calling Columbia Airport. Calling Columbia Airport. Command. Police broadcast to all special cars. Train en route. Left station 310 on schedule. Have that transmitted by police radio. Once, please. Message received. Every leg is ready. Well, if we don't hear from Stevenson pretty soon, we'd better dip down and see it. Calling 3XBYF. Oh, that's swell. Oh, Esterbrook, it takes a bit higher. Okay. I don't want that man to see us and lose his nerve. Columbia. This is 3XBYF. Come in. Well, a strong likelihood isn't a certainty. If we catch him in the act, we'll know for sure. Play that and tell Peter's car number two to start closing in behind us. We're well past his position now. Okay. Calling Columbia Airport. 3XBYF calling. Hold it. Hold it, Marlow. Hold it. I saw a flash from the rear of the train. Yeah, so did I. Calling Columbia Airport. Special cars. Signal wave. Signal wave. Take us down, Esterbrook. Dive at that spot. Here we go. We are diving at location. All special cars on site. Close in. We are diving. There he is. Bank to the left, will you, so we can keep watching him. Blasted all. He's heading for those woods. Keep circling over him. He's heading for his car. Do you see it under those trees? Relay to police. All special cars close in at location. 46 miles from Columbia. Playing his circling location. He's in the car now. He's not backing out into the main road. He's going ahead down that side road. Look, that road comes out in too fast. You're beyond that little rise. Esterbrook, set us down in that field. Are you nuts, McVayne? Don't you see those rocks? Oh, never mind. The rock set us down quick before it gets over the rise. Okay. If you guys don't care about your next, why should I worry about mine? Here we go. Boy, some landing. All right.  Yeah. Right in the middle of the road, too. How'd we get here? Well, the road looks safer than the field. Come on, Marlo. Have your gun ready. Don't use it unless you have to. Okay. Hope he sees the plane in time to stop. He'll stop all right. Here he comes. Party accident, license 4M625. It's Wallace, all right. Yeah, just a kid. All right, son. Step out quietly. You took the wrong road, and this is as far as it goes. Edward G. Robinson. Ladies and gentlemen, in a moment, Mr. Robinson will return to the microphone with a statement from his friend J. Edgar Hoover, head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, a statement Mr. Hoover prepared especially for this program. Meanwhile, we have another story, vital to every American today. The food situation is critical. All of us are going to have to pitch in and grow some of the food America needs this year. That's one reason why the United States Department of Agriculture asks for 18 million victory gardens. Your victory garden will be a serious undertaking. You'll want to do everything in your power to make sure that your seeds come up and that they grow into strong, vigorous plants just as a commercial grower does. And that means two things, fertilizer and seed treatment. A special victory garden fertilizer has been authorized by the government containing nitrogen from organic sources and from chemical sources like Dupont-Urman fertilizer compound. You'll be able to buy this victory garden fertilizer at your dealers. Another way to produce a bigger crop is to treat your seed before you plant it. Professional growers know about seed treatment. Many home gardeners will learn about it this year. Here's how it works. Plants are subject to many diseases, many of which are carried on the seed. They aren't mere passing ailments either.  And there are soil-borne organisms that cause seeds to decay before they sprout and seedlings to die as soon as they come up, especially in early spring plantings. This year, home gardeners should conserve seed, fertilizer and labor by treating seeds before planting. What is seed treatment? Well, it might be called preventive medicine for plants. Scientists have discovered, among other things, a number of chemical compounds effective against these seed-carried diseases and soil parasites when they are applied to the seed. One of the best for all-around use on ordinary home garden vegetables like beets and tomatoes and cabbage is an organic mercury compound sold under the trademark semisand. How do you treat seed? It's really not hard. You just dust a little semisand into the packets of seed or soak the seeds in an old jar filled with water with the right amount of semisand dissolved in it. The directions are on the package. Semisand is a safeguard against disease carried on the seeds themselves and it keeps seed from rotting in the ground. To help you with your victory garden, special victory garden packages and two-ounce cans of semisand are on sale at your seed dealers. Nature can do a lot when it comes to supplying food. We only have to do our part. And that's something every American will do cheerfully and gladly. We'll tell you later, as summer comes on, of a number of chemical helpers for your victory garden. Products listed among Dupont's agricultural better things for better living through chemistry. And now the star of tonight's cavalcade, Edward G. Robinson. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. It's been a pleasure and a privilege to play the role of special agent McVane. Our story tonight depicted the seriousness of the problem of youth and crime. Here's what the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Mr. J. Edgar Hoover has to say about this problem. Quote, Federal Bureau of... Today, with our country at war, many people assume that the most serious problems which the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other crime prevention agencies face must of necessity be sabotage and espionage. That is not the case. We are, of course, unceasingly alert to detect and prevent sabotage and espionage. But one of the major evils today is wartime juvenile delinquency. From our point of view, the youthful criminal has far less chance of escaping detection than ever before. Local enforcement agencies have instant access to our file of more than 60 million fingerprints and to the latest developments in laboratory technique and crime detection. But it is up to you people, you parents, you teachers, you friends of these youngsters to help keep them from going over the line from taking that first wrong step. It is everybody's business to prevent youthful wildness from becoming criminal. Unquote. Thank you. Norman Bethune was a doctor by profession, surgeon, healer of bodies. He was a scientist, discoverer, creator of new knowledge for mankind. Through his efforts, the blood bank on the field of battle became a reality and a bright hope for those who had been wounded. Next week on Cavalcade, we present Alfred Lunt as Dr. Norman Bethune in a new radio play, Lifetime. Our special guest will be Major General James C. McGee, Surgeon General of the United States. Be with us again next week is the first star of the American theater, Alfred Lunt portrays Dr. Norman Bethune in a new radio drama, Lifetime. A story of the man who took the blood bank from the laboratory to the field of battle. The orchestra and musical score on tonight's program were under the direction of Don Burry. This is Clayton Collier sending best wishes from Cavalcade sponsor, the DuPont Company of Wilmington, Delaware. This program has come to you from New York. This is the National Broadcasting Company.


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Alright, so hello everyone, I'm Rufian Yang, and today I'm going to talk about how to define and construct public key inference schemes with VAR-selected coin security. This is based on a joint work with Jun Zuo-Lai, Zheng An-Huo, and Jiang Wen. So a PD scheme contains three algorithms, namely the key direction algorithm, which produces a pair of public key and secret key, the encryption algorithm, which includes a message with public key, and the secret algorithm, which decrees a subtext with a secret key. Its correctness requires that the secret algorithm can always recover the correct message from an honestly generated subtext, and its security requires that the author can learn anything from the subtext. This can be defined by requiring a simulator that simulates the view of the author without seeing anything. So in practice, PD schemes are already applied in a multi-user setting. That is, there are many senders and receivers, and each receiver has its own public key and secret key. A sender sends messages to a receiver by using the receiver's public key to increase the message. So in this setting, it's common that some users are corrupted. In this case, it seems inflexible to protect messages that are sent by a corrupted sender and the messages received by a corrupted receiver. However, we still hope to protect messages that are transmitted between uncorrupted users, especially in the case that the corrupted messages and the uncorrupted messages are related. So in the literature, we have formally studied sender-selected opening security, where only senders can be corrupted, and receiver-selected open security, where only the receivers can be corrupted. However, we have not formally defined construct key schemes with bi-selected opening security, where both the senders and the receivers may be corrupted. So in this work, we formally studied bi-selected open security for key schemes. Our results include four parts. First, we give formal definition of bi-selected open security for key schemes. Then we construct key schemes with bi-selected open security in the right-warker model. We also consider a weaker notion of bi-selected open security and construct key schemes with this weaker guarantee in the play model. So let's start with our definition. So in the definition, the adversary is given a set of publications beginning, then it specifies a message distribution, then it will receive Chinese self-text that includes messages sampled from this distribution, then the adversary will choose to senders and receivers to corrupt. For each corrupted sender, it will receive the message sent by the sender and the randomness used to encrypt a message. And for each corrupted receiver, the adversary will obtain the message received by the receiver and the receiver's secret key. After seeing the opening information, the adversary will output something. The security requires that the adversaries are pulled and stimulated by a simulator that only sees the corrupted messages. We can also define trend self-text security in the setting, and in this case, the adversary is further given a decryption oracle that decreates the self-text submitted by the adversary. So next we will see how to construct key schemes with bi-selected open security. So the construction is built on a secure key encapsulation mechanism and a hash function modeled as a random local. The public key and secret key of the PKE scheme is just the public key and secret key of the camp scheme. And to encrypt the message, the encryption algorithm first runs the encapsulation algorithm of the camp scheme, and then use the hash of the required key to our message message. To see why the scheme is secure in the bi-selected opening security, we recall that the adversary will receive a public key in the beginning, then to specialize in the secret key of the camp scheme, and then use the hash of the required key to our message message. To see why the scheme is secure in the bi-selected opening security, we use the hash of the message message distribution, then it will receive a set of tensile text, and then it chooses some senders and receives crops and receives their interstates. Finally, it outputs something. To simulate the adversary's output, the simulator will invoke the adversary as a subroutine and simulate its view in the reward. So in more detail, the simulator will first send a public key to the adversary, and then it outputs the distribution of special files by the adversary. Then it sends tensile text to the adversary, and corrupt users specialize by the adversary. Then on receiving the corrupted messages, the simulator sends the corrupted messages and the interstates of the corrupted users to the adversary. Finally, it outputs what the adversary outputs. So in this case, the simulator does not send messages when generating the tensile text, so it has to cheat here. In more detail, the simulator will first run the encapsulation algorithm of the camp scheme honestly to generate the first part of the self-text, but it samples the second part of the self-text uniformly at render. This is indisputable from only sergerated China self-text due to the security of the camp scheme and the fact that the renderer code will output a random module on an input that has not been created before. Then in the opening phase, the simulator will send the correct interstates of the senders and receivers. That is, for each corrupted sender, it will send the reminisce used in the encapsulation of the camp scheme to the adversary, and for each corrupted receiver, it will send the correct security of the receiver to the adversary. It should also program the renderer code to make the opening and the trend self-text compatible. That's why the scheme has bus select opening security. We can also achieve trend self-text security by selecting modifying the basic construction. Please see our full paper for more details. The above construction is constructed in the renderer model. We can also construct PD schemes with bus select opening security in the play model, but we can only achieve weaker security. So let's start with the definition of the weak security. In this secret definition, the adversary has to choose if it hopes to launch a sender select open attack, or the receiver select open attack after seeing the public case, then it has to follow its selection. The security still requires that the adversary output can be simulated by a simulator that only sees the corrupted messages. And we can also define trend self-text security in this case. This security definition is weaker than the standard bus select open security, but it's still strongly stronger than the sender select open security and the receiver select open security. In addition, it implies the requirement that a PD scheme has boost the sender select open security and the receiver select open security. And it seems that our new definition is stronger than this requirement. Since in our definition, the adversary can choose the attacking type after seeing the public case. But in the requirement of security, the adversary has to choose the attacking type before seeing anything. So we finally show how to construct PD schemes with weak batch select open security in the pre-model. The construction relies on a new primitive called key incompatible hash pool system. We call that a hash pool system considers a set X and a subset L or X. Both the set X and the subset L are efficiently sampleable. And if one samples an element from the subset L, it can also get a witness showing that the sampled element is actually in L. The hardness requires that an element sampled from the subset L is indistinguishable from an element sampled from X. Also, the hash pool system contains three algorithms. The key general algorithm generates the security and public key of the hash pool system. The secret evaluation algorithm evaluates a function on input X in the set L with the secret key. And if the input X is sampled from the subset L, the same function can be evaluated by using only the public key and the witness for the input X. Its hardness requires that for any input X in the subset L, the output of the secret evaluation algorithm and that of the public evaluation algorithm should be identical. Also, its security requires that finding input not in L. Then if one performs the secret evaluation algorithm on this input with a random secret key associated with a public key, the output should be uniform even given the public key. With all this, we can define key equitable hash pool system by further defining key subsets in the set X minus L. Here, for simplicity, we consider k is that k equals 1, and this is enough to construct a peaky scheme with weak bias local security in the case that each public key is only used to create one tender message. The hardness now requires that an element sampled from the subset R1 should be indistinguishable from an element sampled from L and an element sampled from X. We also need a new algorithm to re-sample a new secret key HSK prime from an old secret key HSK and actually some trouble information. And the new secret key and old secret key should be associated with the same public key. Also, we request that if one performs the secret evaluation algorithm on an input X in R1 with the old secret key, then the output should be uniform even given the new secret key. So, we next see how to construct peaky schemes with weak bias local security from the k-equivaled HSK system. The public key and secret key of the peaky scheme is just the public key and secret key of the HSK system. As the subtext of the peaky scheme contains an element from the set X and a string in the evaluation algorithm of the HSK system, to encrypt a message 0, the encryption algorithm just outputs a random subtext in the subtext space. And to encrypt message 1, the encryption algorithm samples an element from subtext L and performs the public evaluation algorithm on the input. Then to decrypt a subtext CT equals XK, the decryption algorithm performs the secret evaluation algorithm on X and outputs 1 if and only if the result equals to K. So, next we will see why the scheme is secure because we consider the case that each public key is used for all the ones in this case. Also the author is allowed to corrupt either senders or receivers but never both. Okay, so again we will use, we will okay, the simulator will evoke the author as a subroutine and the simulator is real world. In more detail, the simulator will send an public key to the author in the beginning then it will output the message distribution and the attack type output by the author. Then it sends sender subtext to the author and corrupts the users by the author. Then receiving the corrupted messages the simulator sends the corrupted messages to the author and finally it outputs what the author outputs. So, in this case the simulator still doesn't know the term master when generating the term subtext so it has to cheat here. Fortunately, the author is allowed to corrupt senders or receivers but never both. So the simulator can use different strategies to send it to the ill-formed transfer text in different pieces. So in more detail if the author chooses to corrupt senders then the simulator will up or will send inclusion O1 to the author no matter what the real message is. This is indistinguishable from an honestly guaranteed type of subtext due to the harness and the security of the hash proof system. Then in the opening phase it will send the corrupted runways to the author if the message is O1 but it will send the subtext itself to the author if the message is O0. So on the other hand if the author chooses to corrupt sub-receivers then the simulator will sample an element from the subset O1 and perform the security evaluation of them on the input for each Chinese subtext. Then in the opening phase it sends the corrupted secret key to the author if the message is O1 and if the message is O0 it will resample a new secret key and sends a new secret key to the author. So the if from the transfer text and the secret key sent to the author are indistinguishable from the honest guaranteed transfer text and the corrupted secret key due to the new harness requirement and the key capability property required by the key to the author. That's why the scheme is secure against a weak bi-select to open attacker. We can also support multiple messages and the key will transfer text to the material setting in the material setting if we start to modify the basic construction and definition of the key to the author system. Finally we will see how to install it. The key includes a hard-to-put system from the DDH assumption. In this installation we consider a group generator G and G1, G2 and G3. The set X is just three-dimensional vectors over the group G and the set R, a subset R contains three-dimensional vectors with the same discrete law. Also, the subset R1 contains elements of the form G1 to W, G2 to dump prime, G3 to W, where W and W prime are distinct. So the harness comes from the DDH assumption directive. Also, the secret key of the hard-to-put system contains a three-dimensional vector S1, S2, S3 in the queue and the public key is G1 to S1 times G2 to S2 times G3 to S3. Then, given an input X equals X1, X2, S3, the secret average algorithm outputs X1 to S1 times X2 to S2 times X3 to S3. And the public average algorithm outputs HPK to W. The installation is similar to previous installations of the hard-to-put system. So the correctness and security can be shown in a similar way. Next, given an old secret key S1, S2, S3 to sample a new secret key S1 prime, S2 prime, S3 prime. The secret key sample algorithm sets S1 prime to be S1, and it samples S2 prime uniformly at random. Then, it computes S3 prime to make the new secret key and old secret key to be associated with the same public key. So, recall that if one uses the old secret key to perform the secret algorithm on input X in the subset R1, then it will get HPK to W times D2 to S2 times prime minus W. Also, note that S2 is hidden even given the new secret key. So, the output of the secret algorithm should be uniform given the new secret key, and the key inquiry capability follows. So, that's our DDE-based instantiation. We also give a DSTAR-based instantiation in the full paper. To summarize, in this work, we formally initiate the study of bioselective openness attacks on PKE schemes. We give different definitions to capture the attack in different settings and construct PKE schemes with different security guarantees from different assumptions. Technically, we present a new primitive called K-equival hardpool system, which may find further applications. Okay, that's all, thanks for your attention.


Hi, roryn i'n gweithio ar y cyfnodol. Ac i ddweud hynny, bod yna'n gweithio'n gofyn o'r colli, Bob Cook, o gyntaf o ddaeth yn ymwneud yn psychothebeth. Daeth hynny o gyntaf o ddaeth yn ymwneud, mae'n gweithio ar y llei, yn gofyn yn ei glas, a'r bydd ymwneud yn cyfwyr. Yn ymwyno, Bob, yna'n rhai ddwygen, yn gyfnodol cyfnodol, yn gweithio'r Gweithio'r Ysgol. Rwy'n gallwch ein bod ni'n un. A wnaeth ei un o'n digwydd. RAFF Z wnaeth ar ôl? Rwy'n gallwch yn ein, i wnaeth ei wnaethwch yn un i wnaethu. Y gwaith hynny yn fath yw'r cyfei linei am gyllidol flodol, a'n ei wnaeth y lle mae'r cyfnod o'r holl? I wnaeth chi'n gweithio ein bod ni'n iawn. fel y byddwch chi'n cael ddoeithio. Felly, mae'r byddwch ei f loaniaid, ddim yn ei hyd yn ei fyddfynol. Fyddwn yn dadlu byddwch y byddwch y byddwch â y byddwch mae'r byddwch. Mae'r byddwch newydd yn y lleol. Dyna, yma'r yma peirgofyr ar y cyfle yma yw fynd ar gyfer y rhai o'i fyddfa. Felly'r byddwch yma eich bodhech. Y gwail gennych, going the lot is that your garden life yourself is a bag out of my stuff as you at least I believe that we all born in having a good on the any diversion from them is done after we go. So how does that influence your clinical practice? Start belief system. Well it influences me in that first of all I know it, so it's knowledge that's So it's a round you. Yeah and therefore there's no fear and I think that's a big part of it. I think if I'm working with clients that often happen now But when I work in general practice I work with one or two clients so it's a very dark kind of side-stem in terms of behaviors. And that was very useful, through supervision through you know, collaboration with other therapists ac rydych, dwi'n gweithio yng Nghymru sydd yn ogylchedd. Mae'r ddweud. Baeth tych chi'n meddwl gyda'r cyfrant ar gyfer y dreflwyd? Nid yn cael ei cyfrant a wedi'i gydag eu cyfrant yn gyfrannu'r llawdd. Felly dywedodd i'w cyfrant, o myd i newid y bydd. ond yw'r ffordd, mae'n bwysig i'r ffordd y clywed, ond mae'n ffordd yn ffordd y bydd yn ffordd. Mae'n ffordd, mae'n ffordd yn ffordd, mae'n rhan o'r ffordd, ond mae'n ffordd, mae'n ffordd o'r ffordd o'r rhan o'r ffordd. Absolutely. So how, what's your touch down for working with clients with a kind of interesting question. I really like that quote by the way. Now transactional analysis which is causing my yes for my home in terms of psychotherapeutic belief system Eric byrn coined a phrase which I like and I think Mae'r ddadwch wedi bod yn ddwylogrhef yng Nghymru yn siaradau a'r ddadwch yn cael ei ddweud y gallwn. Mae'r ddodol iawn, ond mae'r ddodol iawn, ond mae'r ddodol iawn yn cael ei ddodol iawn. felly wedi bod yn amlion i'r amlion. Yn y peth, mae'n ymddir iawn o'r cyfrifol gyda cyfrifol. So, hefyd wedi bod y gallwn gweld o 4 cyfrifol. Mae'n amlion i'w amlion. Mae'n amlion i'w'n amlion, mae'n amlion i'w amlion i'w meddwl. Mae'n amlion i'w meddwl, ac mae'n amlion i'w meddwl. mae'n dwi'n gweld i'r gael ddafodd ddechrau. Ac y tiddor, y ddafodd ar gael ddechrau, mae'n ddweud i'r gael? Felly dyna. Mae'n meddwl i'r ddweud datblygu dweud yn ddafodd dweud i ddweud yn ddweud i'r ddweud, ond mae'n ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud. Mae'n ddweud i'r ddweud i'r ddweud i ddweud i ddweud Well, I try to keep to that philosophical stance that I'm okay, you're okay, which is another way of looking at that quote you said. Yes. However, or stroke and, I think most of us struggle with that, especially in the areas of dark, that's what you're talking about.  And we were talking about some of these urges and some of the destructive parts of himself, some of his self-radiolation, his masochistic and sadistic parts of himself. And I struggled, I know I did, to keep him okay in that process. I mean, theoretically, I understand what you're talking about in a way, which is a talking about separating out the behaviours from the human being. The sin from the sinner. Yeah. In the moment, though, that wasn't so easy for me. Sure. So I like the idea of thinking about these concepts in terms of grounding me. And of course, the other part of this is our own histories. Yes. And, as you said, there's always darkness at night. And there was always flavours of what we're talking about. And often the dark sides of our own history gets evoked by the dark sides which come forward in the human condition. So I will take these two things to my own therapy, take these things to supervision. Absolutely. Reflect on the process myself. And if I find it to, I don't know if difficult is what I would, but yeah, I would say difficult or get sterk or I find I'm acting out for my character transfers, I would refer on. Yes. You know, I think that's the big challenge. You know, when we talk about transfers, we're of course talking about reaching in to your history, to my history or to whoever's history it is. And seeing things in the client that may have happened to you or made me mind you of something that's happened to you. And that is a very tough boundary to work with. Certainly clients who've got very dark kind of sides to them. And I think it's quite easy to let fear rule in the therapy room. And I'd agree with you, Bob. I think that if that comes up, it's definitely one for supervision. And if it's pressing, and it's one of those that's around for you between the sessions, then definitely one for your own personal therapy, because it's probably triggered something within you that's dormant. The reason why I like the transaction analysis model is because that personality model talks about three distinct states of being. The parent, the adult, the child. When the parents of our histories or internalised parents get a vote, good or bad. Yes.  And when you're an the adult acting and responding to the here and now processes. So, of course, as a psychotherapist, you need to stay as much as you can executively in the adult ego state. So once there's a slippage to either ego state, that's a signal that you're in transference. Yes. Where you're judging or you're in fear. Yes, that's right. And once you get to be aware of that, you then need to use that as a signal to not only internal reflection, but I said earlier on in the video to take it to supervision or therapy. Yes. So I hope that's been useful for you, the viewers, if you're a student and you're wondering how to work with clients when they have a real dark side and that could be suicidal ideation, not a very popular phrase. People don't want to consider it, it's a bit clinical. Who don't want to exist in the world who feel there's no value in their life and don't want to exist. And maybe people who have behaviours that are abhorrent, societally abhorrent, but we still work with them. You know, if that becomes overwhelming, then yes, certainly touched on for me is I'm a human, nothing human is alien to me, the idea that they're just as human as I am. But to consider that as humans we also fail sometimes to be able to put that fine theory into practice. That's right, and you know when we're talking about the human condition, and particularly when talking about darkness, there's a scale of darkness from light grey, densely dark, concretely darkness, from what you can't see. So when we're talking about, let's say, different shades of grey, and we're talking about the dark sides of feelings that most clients don't want to go towards, like desolation, a feeling of total unworthiness, feeling not accounted for, feeling they have no value, feeling that they are a sense of being ignored, a sense of alienation. These are all darker sides of feelings people resist going to in high magnitude. Yes. Now as a therapist, you need to be able to go to those places with people. Absolutely. Now as an interesting one here, because when we're talking about what enabling yourself to go to those places with people, that means you need to be able to have some reflection on your own darker places so that you can separate out between what is their desolation and maybe your own fear of some of these deeper feelings like desolation of your own self. Now that's really important, otherwise you can get caught up in a symbiosis, a place where you're totally merged with a client and you both end up in the darkness trying to find a way out. Yes, and get completely lost in that client's sense of depth. So by definition, we can talk about the real, real dark pitch side of all of us and we can talk about things which we all know about a feeling of not being valued, a feeling not being taken account of, a feeling of not being loved, which we all know at certain levels and we need to be able to go to those places with our clients so they can feel that somebody is with them on a journey, somebody has some sense of what Coher talked about who was the originator of self psychology in the early 60s, twin ship, the idea that somebody has travelled the same road and that is an extraordinarily powerful concept, the idea of twin ship and psychotherapy. So getting to know yourself, reflecting on yourself is really important. Now the thing we haven't talked about which is just important in this conversation is lightness. Now many of the clients I see when we're talking about joy, you know we're talking about things like joy, joy, happiness, the ability to love yourself, compassion, many of the very concepts which we're going to put in the light bracket if you like. Yes. The majority of my clients struggle with even seeing the lightness, let alone allowing the lightness in. Yes. If you ask me one of the basic concepts of lightness that I work with, with most of my clients is helping the person love themselves or finding some compassion with themselves. Absolutely, absolutely. The same with you? Absolutely, I mean it comes up so often in therapy where clients have lost the ability to love themselves, they punish themselves. To find that lightness of themselves. Yes, absolutely, and part of the therapist's job is to show them the whole of themselves. Yes, to find their own inner peace, to find the ability to be compassionate with themselves because unless they find that part of themselves, how can they show compassion and love to other people in an authentic way? Absolutely. So when we talk about lightness we have to talk about the other side of the spectrum and for me, just as with darkness, you know, people struggle with me every day, struggles past the wrong word, they face their own struggles about finding their own inner lightness. So part of the job I think as a psychotherapist is to enable person to really get in touch with their light side. Absolutely. And that is just as powerful a process in perhaps the same or different way as going to their darker sides. They go together. Yes. Like you can't have dark without light. That's right. And of course we know they're worried about compassion, love, joy. They are enriched in the sun, the light. So we need to take people to the lighter side or often go into the darkness or the dark places to find the light.  Yeah. And sometimes I don't want to kind of minimise what you just said, but sometimes as a therapist, sometimes I feel I'm the one with the torch and shining it initially for both of us. Also we can find that glimmer of light at the end of this dark tunnel and the client can walk through. And that's at that point and they walk through into the light. For me that's where the therapy, that's the journey's end sometimes, where they go off and they find that acceptance in themselves, that self-love, which is supporting of who they are. All of the dark ones and the light. Wonderful metaphor of torch. And of course they have to realise that you've gotten torch wish stone in the first place. Yes, indeed. Yes, they have to see the beam of light. That's it. That's a job in itself, isn't it? Sure. But I love the concept of a light and darkness because they go together for me. They do. Such wonderful concepts to talk about. Absolutely. Well, thank you, Bob, for sharing that with us. I've benefited from hearing that and I hope that people are watching. And as always, on these occasions, thank you for watching. Oh, thank you. I've got a final comment, though. Oh, yes. I switch off. And how many therapists does it take to change a light, Bob? Bob, I don't know how many therapists it takes to change a light. One if they want to change. And then the light will come on. So change and light and dark. They all go together, but thank you. And on that existential bombshell, thank you for watching.


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I don't disagree Nice one there for the yanks Juan Gonzalez aka Kyle. Yeah, true true A lot of Kyle lookalikes in baseball a lot of them Apparently it was a Yeah, I have a stash back then. Yeah Because it's literally just riley green and all old people three of 50 Kyle talker spencer striders got a pretty killer stash fair lindore and Michael Harris rookie jersey otter 2.99. Grats on that braves Very nice rookie jersey otter The rookie of the year last year I guess not almost two years ago. Well, no, I guess I don't 2022 we'll say that Joe Ryan got the thin but nice stash going to sabotage Who's stash? You could probably just ask him to shave it and he would He probably doesn't want it anymore That is red tim anderson 50 of 50 Adley bo buchette. That is miguel vargas. Yep, miguel vargas nice one there for the stroze to 15 yord on game use three color patch Very cool Schwarber is a very interesting player. Yeah batting leadoff hitting like 140 yeah Yeah, I don't know. It works though. I guess man. It works. They they do well. Nice nine of ten john crook Going to the fills. Grats on that fillies. I mean can't really hate it because it works true Yeah, he does walk a lot. He does. Yeah That's why he works as a leadoff hitter.  Yeah, it wasn't batting That wasn't just boomer bust for a homer Homerun strike out and fly out pretty much or walk. It's like joey gallo That yeah jd martinez 2 99 the ultimate socks. There you go the ultimate strikeout homer or walk There's no way this guy left in free agency was an all-star with the dodgers, right 55 and 99 that wouldn't be true, right? That wouldn't have happened that wouldn't have happened Right JD martinez I don't think a team in the alice would have let him walk and then he would have signed a one-year prove-it deal with the Dodgers and they'd be coming all-star. No way, right? No way That team definitely does a good job of resigning their players and not trading them away. Salvador Perez 2 2 99 No way that guy was a tiger, right? True. George Springer and vladimir gorero Senior as a ranger. That's pretty cool 53 of 100. Wow. There you go. That's awesome von Good stuff there, buddy I always love saying that and see what von comes back Cameron. It's got to be close. I mean gallo literally had more homers than singles That's like That's hard to do The way that team gave Yeah, that's kind of wild that we that was that was weird not weird, but like cool Guerrero is a ranger. That's kind of insane We need vlad as a an aureal in products I want to see a dual auto of vlad and uh Vlad and adler vlad and jim tome as a aureals. That'd be so funny carlos caraya 2 150 Got a redemption coming up here as well everybody That is going to be museum framed autograph silver parallel of Juan soto for the Padres nice one san diego. Is that another case hit? Yeah This it is Okay We take those that's we'll absolutely we'll take that Okay Yes, there is unfortunately a way that that team gave both both Jacobi Ellsbury and carlos rodan north of 150 million dollars Riley green Corbin burns and Reese Hoskins to 50 I think the radone one you could actually like attempt to justify that's still like I I'm believe me. I am the biggest I am praying on carlos. I'm like the biggest off of carlos rodan Like the adley or not adley the uh, that's a very bad deal That was like a spite contract almost just a spite the freaking red socks Jordan and trey mancini game used jersey and bat to 99 gave Jordan Zimmerman 160 million Also, every team has bad. Oh, yeah That duo of Pablo sandoval and hanley ramirez was killer Well, that was like Blake snell, of course wins the scion his contract here. Let's see what he does next year 299 roger clemens corbin carol got o'neill cruise And catel marté 37 of 50. That's actually really cool, man. Congrats, arizona first time seeing him this year in this product I will take it Very nice. Congrats, arizona All right, really really solid four mags in this half case. Yeah, carl crawford. That was rough david price, I guess was another semi-rough one. Oh, I gotta do this random first um Otani verlander kershaw de grom. So that'll be between four teams Quad all right everybody again doing the random for the quad of verlander kershaw de grom and otani Let's go roll the dice Obviously roll the dice. We're gonna go a total of seven times. Good luck. Get an angel show it. That's verlander dodgers kershaw and rangers uh one Two three four five six and seven go to the mats. Congrats mats Nice one there. Who'd you have in this one chris? Not a quad auto moog No, no, no quad jersey quad jersey. All right, we've got some of our numbered stuff. We have our uh canvas collections, o'neill cruise, miguel vargas, shohei, ichiro Uh, akunya and josh young None you hit the sketch in the last one. That's why I had it in the separate part Okay, perfect. Perfect Um, oh tight. Yeah, true roger clements 2.99 as well as perez corvin burns. Get uh, gabin reyno dominic flecher john carl Stanton We've got uh blues to 150 freeman carlos korea joey vato purples to 99 mike trout and reds to 50 kyle tucker and tim at anderson um jerseys reese huskens yordan joey vato javi bayez nico horner um trey mancini jd martinez quad pitchers Uh oswald peraza corvin burns dual of otanian shroud and josh bell to 10 Yeah, that anthony rendon contract was Yeah, that's still they're still oh, yeah one gonzalez johnny bench john crook katal marté vato americario senior michael harris nico horner and erin nola On some autographs. We had a one soda Nice one there for the padres josh young rookie auto 250 A corbin carol 16 of 25 Super star show pieces for the d-backs and then one of one hosé al-tube For the astros that will do it for the break everybody. Thanks again for the film up next is hoops


All right, we'll talk more about this in just a bit. Brian Cashman is with the team in Buffalo. Earlier today, he addressed the media, and Meredith Morrocovitz had the chance to go one-on-one with the Yankees general manager. That is the focus. Our Clubhouse report presented by your local Ford Stores. Thanks, Bob. Brian, you guys are now 65 games into the season. You're nine games back in the division, just a game above 500. How do you assess what's been happening with this team? That's obviously frustrating. We are nowhere near where we need to be. So the only thing I'm thankful for is we have enough season left to self-correct. But if this is a horse race, we're starting in a much worse pole position than you want. But we're going to have to make up the ground for it. We do have the talent. We just got to tap into it. And I think clearly I'm going to have to do some roster adjustments along the way. If I can run into some things, certainly as always, Hal Steinbrenner and his family has charged us to find a way to fix what ails us. And so we'll be certainly looking out there. And we started that process already. You mentioned roster adjustments. What do you look at as the biggest need right now? Well, clearly the offense has been a real struggle. You're always going to try to address your pitching whenever you possibly can. But the offense has been a real, obviously, surprise this year. It was not supposed to be anything but a strength. And it's been everything but a strength. And so trying to find a way to bring something else into this environment that will help revitalize it, that's certainly our intent. When you look at that offense, is it the approach that needs to change, the general philosophy that needs to change? Why do you think they have struggled so mightily with some of the talent that you have? Yeah, I mean, I think ultimately I'll just stay general on it. I don't think it's necessarily approach driven. But for some reason, clearly, we're hitting a lot of ground ball this year. I don't understand how and why that's occurred. What people are doing to us to create that is it's certainly bad luck. But it's just gone through so long, so much. It's odd, we've got almost the same crew that's usually an offensive juggernaut. And it's been everything but that.  We got the most outs 100 miles an hour. But we're also generating the most ground balls. We're not getting the ball in the air enough. We're certainly making mistakes in the base pass. So between the ground grinding in the double plays and running into outs, it's diminishing what already is an underperforming offensive team. So but I'm confident in the players that we have and the staff we've got. But the results just haven't followed. But nobody wants to hear that. All they want to hear is that success story at the end and the winning that comes with it. So we've got to find a way to get that back on track. You mentioned mistakes on the base pass, 31 outs on the bases this season. That's the most in the majors. What do you attribute that to? And who's ultimately responsible for those mistakes that are happening? Well, I attribute to pressing. It's the same play. Listen, these players have played this game for a long, long time. And last year, the same crew was some of the we ranked as the fewest, one of the fewest, not the fewest, but one of the fewest outs made on the bases. And this year, the same crew comes back as the most and by a lot. And I think it's attributed to the fact that we're playing all these one-run ball games and there's desperation that you've got to find a way to, all right, I'm on second base. Got to score on this to tie this game. Or if I score this, we're going to win this game.  And I think we're guilty of a little bit of that without a doubt or too much of that. And so just relax and play. And I know it's easy, but listen, these guys care so much. And when you get wrapped into that scenario of trying to have the success that you're expected to have and you're not having it, you can get in your own way sometimes, and I think that's happened more than a few times to see your folks up. You were asked about Aaron Boone and the coaching staff earlier and some of the scrutiny surrounding them. You said we are all in this together. What makes you believe that the coaching staff is the right group to get this team back on track? Because I've been there before. I mean, we've had a lot of success with these players with this staff. And listen, the team, I'm responsible in the top end. And I'll speak from the general manager's chair because I have people above me that are obviously more powerful than I am, so I can't speak on their behalf. But I can speak from my behalf. We're in this thing together. We all felt good about the roster. We've seen it excel under the guidance of this manager and these coaches. But right now, in this timeframe of April, May, and the beginning of June, it's underperformed. And so we're in this together. We're going to fix it together. And that's the message I've got. I know and no one cares. They just want it fixed now. And so that's ultimately all I can tell you is behind the scenes is a lot of hard conversations with players, with staff, with ownership. But again, the only thing that's going to matter is putting those Ws up. Nothing else is going to matter. And that's what people care about. Do you feel like there's a sense of urgency in that clubhouse? Yeah, I do.  I'm starting to definitely see some good signs from certain players that that we're part of maybe the problem of below average performance for them. And now they're coming out of it, it looks like. So hopefully we can get more of that from the group. Because ultimately, it's going to take the entire roster to do what they're capable of. And so far, this roster got us here. But most of this roster, I won't say all of it. But most of this roster is going to get us out of here. Major League Baseball sent out a memo today and how they intend on enforcing pitchers using sticky substances the rest of this season. What did you think of that memo? And how do you think that could affect your pitching staff? Well, I mean, obviously, it's been a topic that's been talked about for quite some time now. Major League Baseball sent the bat signal earlier in the year, I think, in the wintertime as the approach spring training, that this was going to be an issue, and it was going to be addressed. They took time from March, April, May to study a lot of different things, and they came up with some conclusions that they certainly didn't like. And so there's been a role in the books for quite some time that has not been enforced for generations on generations. But because the evolution of the development of pitching and how certain substances could really enhance their abilities to navigate hitters and offenses, MLB is clearly trying to find higher ground to create an even playing field for both offense and defense. And so this memorandum is obviously a manifestation of that, and a clear warning sign to everybody involved that enough's enough. And this rule now that's been on the books forever is now going to be enforced in its entirety. So things that people are used to having like Pine Tar, for instance, with the ability to just get a grip is no longer going to be in play. But that will eradicate anything above and beyond, which is things like spider tech and other stuff like that. That's increased spin rates that has just decimated offenses. So we'll see. Obviously, we're all going to be playing the same rules, so how are it going to affect our pitching versus other people's pitching? It doesn't matter. It's all designed to protect the game. What do you do as an organization to make sure that you guys are not only educated, but that it's not happening in that clubhouse? Oh, everybody's educated, trust me. That message has been sent, it's been sent clearly from the highest level, which is Major League Baseball as the commissioner's office. It's been sent through the union to the players. So the players have gotten it through their union. They've gotten it through the clubs. So from the Yankees, the general manager, to the manager, to the pitching coaches, et cetera, all throughout the entire organization. So all the way down through player development and stuff. So that's going on throughout the game. The message has been heard. It's clear. It's direct. And it will be enforced. And Aaron Boone said today, Luis Severino, about a month long setback. Just how big of a blow is that? And do you expect him to definitely be back this season and back in that rotation? It's definitely a setback. I mean, you're looking anywhere from four to six weeks.  But it was a definite blow, an unexpected circumstance. And he's one healthy. People forget how good he really is. I mean, he would fit really nicely, obviously, at one point in the future behind a Garrett Cole, for instance. And I look forward to that day coming. And anything new with Corey Kluber? He's currently in his flat ground throwing program, which will start at 60 feet. Then they extended to 75 feet, then to 90 feet. So he's in the beginning of his flat ground throwing program and currently without issue, which is good so far. Brian, thank you so much for the time. Thanks for having me, Meredith. Bob, we'll send it back to you in the studio.


Clover We saw money gig some severe here welcome to another video guys So in this video we are going to talk about clover health, which is a health insurance company that went public last January all this past January again with investor Shamad so it went through a spark one of his spark actually took over health public So in this stock had taken a beating at one point because our Hindenburg research put out Kind of like a hit piece on them and that actually tanked the stock so and then for some reason the stock is right now Really popping again and if the stock is being going up about a hundred and eighty three percent in the last five days So that's where one has to cover into this video But before we get started guys if you're new to the channel We took about how to earn money how to save money how to invest and build wealth So that's something that interests you go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification belt So you don't miss out on new content again guys the purpose of this video is not to tell you what cove cove health does Basically, it's a health insurance company Do a lot of stuff with Medicare? So they went public in for the most part investors were excited about it because it was being led by One of the charismatic investor on Wall Street Shamad As a matter of fact, he's like the face of spark for some reason, but after since after they went public Hindenburg research came out and published kind of a report on clover health and Really called the business out that they were lying about your numbers lying about their their user base And so the stock actually took a massive beating So it actually plunged the stock and then now the stock has actually in the past five days You can see here is all about a hundred and eighty four percent So the question is why is the stock popping if we go back here just about a month ago Look at the stock the thing was sitting at about six seven dollars at one point And so after Hindenburg research published their their their report A lot of people on Wall Street shorted the stock So it was highly highly shorted the short interest on this was high So we can switch over here as you can see they are currently Number two in the list of high short interest stocks over 20 percent they are currently number two and so that is how a lot of people on reddit and on these all these other platforms and now now coming together and pushing No clover just like they did with we game stop With AMC and all these other meme stocks clover health is actually on that path right now So if we go back here just just today alone or the last five days is 184 percent and then today's I'm recording this video. It was up 85 percent. So again This is things that we don't see it's not because of the fundamentals it's just because of the fact that the stock was highly shorted and then Reddit guys decided that No, we don't want that so they're squeezing the stock to the upside They're forcing all these people on Wall Street to try to cover their positions because if they don't they're gonna end up losing A boat little money. So that's why you see Clover health actually popping again because the fact that the fundamentals having changed in my personal opinion if you're trading This there's profit in there secure that profit before chasing more So if you are in the money, make sure that whatever you have you have maybe kind of a trailing stop Or maybe a stop loss to take some of that profit and then you can keep chasing more So because it's not based on fundamentals. It's just based on the fact that there's a short squeeze going up on This stock and so it's it's fun to take advantage of the situation if you're not trading it It's up to you So if you have a little bit of cashing around throw it in there and see where it goes I mean for me what I normally do is I would go in make profit and then I can take some of that profit Oh, just leave a little bit of the profit in there so that if they squeeze and go to 50 60 70 dollars Should be good if he makes like he wants to pull back I can cut my losses and get out and be happy but at that point I'm playing with house money and not my own money So if you make money use that to play the game and not just today because I've seen a lot of people They're saying like a just buy and hold don't sell and I'm thinking like you can say that But when it comes at the end of the day, everybody is responsible for their own money This is not a group thing you guys need work together and put your money in the pool and decide that you're gonna go out and invest it So if somebody went out and bought the stocks and you tell them they're like, oh, don't sell it Hang on to it. 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Hello my friends, welcome back to another teacher vlog. So today is going to be all about Meet the Teacher Night. Today is Monday, July 19th, and today is Meet the Teacher Day night for me. So I'm gonna take you through my day of how I prep, plan, and get everything ready for Meet the Teacher Night. I am dressed in normal clothes because it is 8 o'clock in the morning, not even 8 o'clock, 7 15. And I don't have to be ready for Meet the Teacher Night until 4. So we have some meetings this morning, and then we have quite a bit of work time in our rooms. We have some team meetings scheduled just to go over how things are gonna go starting on the first day of school. If you guys are new here, my name is Charlotte, and I am a fourth grade science and social studies teacher in Central Arizona. So I do have my teammate Mandy, who has just joined me. As my ELA teacher, we have worked together at the last three schools. We love each other. She's just my best friend, and I couldn't be more excited that she's on my team again. And then Robert next door, he is our math teacher. You will probably never meet him. He's a little shy. So, but we are gonna be meeting today to go over some things. I have some stuff ready to go for Meet the Teacher Night. So just a few things. I do need to print a couple of other things. We need to make copies of stuff and laminate stuff, and we're gonna be using the Cricut today. We do need to do a bulletin board out in the hall before Meet the Teacher Night and then, you know, just put the random things away. So I'm gonna just take you guys through how I plan and get ready for Meet the Teacher Night. So if you're interested in all of that then stick around. The girls are happy because they got their bed back. I took this home and washed it and this little tube last night, or I guess this weekend. It was your first weekend here without me. You did so good. She wants to come out and play. I know, baby, but I gotta do some work. We'll play later, okay? They made a big mess. That's okay. I will clean that. They also need some more fresh water, so I'm gonna have to fill that too. Okay, so I have a meeting at 8 o'clock this morning. It's a certified staff meeting. And then from 9 30 to 10 o'clock, I have a sponsors meeting and I am the club sponsor because I am doing Glee Club this year. And then at 10 30, we're gonna be doing a team meeting at 11. Our gifted and talented teachers are coming in to talk with us. And then we are in our classrooms until 4 30, which is when the kindergarten Meet the Teacher Night starts. Hours doesn't begin until 5. So I'm planning on being completely ready by 4. And that way, I can show you guys around the room how I set things up, how I do things. And then, yeah, after that, we have the welcome dance at 6 to 7 o'clock. And then there's an athletics meeting this evening. So today is gonna be jam-packed with all kinds of things. I probably should eat, so I think I'm gonna do that. And I'm drinking my new favorite Elani new flavor. It's the cherry limeade. It's so good. I really hope something's in my straw. Tastes like peanut butter. Who does the dishes at our house? Not me. I'm gonna have to go clean that out because that's gross. Anyways, I really hope that they don't discontinue that flavor because it is my jam. 12 o'clock, I'm getting ready to take my lunch break, but I just wanted to show you what I've been up to. So as you guys just saw, I just put together some of my welcome packets for my homeroom students. So I'm gonna just briefly walk you guys through the documents that go in these welcome packets in case you're not sure what to put in yours. So I always always put a meet the teacher. I'm gonna do my best to cover up my email and phone number here, but I always do my best to put my meet the teacher letter and all about me page in their packets. So it just has a little bit about me, my contact information, a few of my favorite things, and a photo because they are gonna have three teachers, so they may forget who's who. So I just do that. And then I also have a welcome letter, which has my school's letterhead on it, so I'm not gonna show that. Basically it just talks about what your child will be doing in my class. So I'll just read you one paragraph. It says how to communicate with me what I teach, what time school starts the first day. Each day your child will attend 90 minutes of science social studies, classes will involve daily warm-ups, weekly vocabulary, daily instruction, class discussions, interactive notebooks, and weekly labs. The supplies that they need for this class are as follows. And then I also put when assignments are due. So like my policy is all assignments should be turned in the Friday after they've been assigned. So if it's assigned Monday, they have until Friday to complete it and turn it in. For partial credit assignments must be turned in before the second Friday after the due date. And all assignments submitted after that will be marked as 30%.  The lowest score they can get is a 30% if they don't turn it in or don't submit it at all. And then I put, I love to teach using hands-on activities, labs, and STEM opportunities throughout the year. I'll be using a variety of supplies. I would greatly appreciate any donations of these supplies to help alleviate cost. I will have a sign-up genius sent out periodically. Check your email to see those. And then I also include a QR code at the bottom of this letter that has my sign-up genius directly attached to it so they can sign up right from their phone or hang it on their fridge or whatever. And then I also put a copy of our supply list and our parent planner. That is something given to us by the school. And then I always put this little packet for families. The first page is a student information page so parents can put their address, allergies, medical concerns, siblings, any holidays they don't celebrate, the parents contact information, which we have in Synergy but it's just nice to be able to pull. So it looks like this. And then the second page is a student survey. So it's right on there. It tells me their birthday, their favorites. And then the last one is a parent questionnaire. So this is where the parent can just write some of the things like what's your child's strengths, what do they like to do on the weekends, do they like coming to school, expectations from me, anything else I should know. So this is kind of their homework. They need to return this to me by the Friday after school starts. So that goes in there as well. And then we also have our free and reduced lunch application. So all of those things go in my homeroom packets as well as a dojo invite. So I'm not going to show you those either because that has student codes and names on it. But the cover of this packet is their dojo invite. That just means that every child in my homeroom as of now has a packet assigned to them. So I have that and then I will also put a meet the teacher sheet and a welcome letter out on the tables for the other parents, the parents of children who are not in my homeroom, because their homeroom teachers, Mandy and Rob, are also making homeroom packets to put out for just our homeroom students. That just makes it easier so that they don't have to get, you know, a supply list from every teacher. It's just coming from their homeroom teacher. So those are the documents that will be given out. I also have to hand out QR codes for our parent pickup students. So when they come through the parent pickup line, our students sit in the cafeteria and wait. When their QR code is scanned, their name pops up on the screen and they know that their parents there that they can walk out. So I do have to distribute those tonight as well. I don't know what else I need to do to get ready for meet the teacher night. I think that's pretty much it. What I like to do though is put a poster board on the, I'll probably put it on one of the tables actually.  What do you need from your teacher and let all of the kids that come in, grab a marker, write the things that they need kind of on like a circle map. And then I can read through those on the first day of school. Like they might say I need my teacher to be understanding or I need my teacher to give me hugs or I need my teacher to know that I struggle with math. And so they don't have to put their name on it. They just put things that they need from their teacher, things that they want their teacher to be. And that's really a fun and engaging thing for students to do when they come to your class at meet the teacher. So I'm going to do that.  I also need to make a board in the hallway. Mandy and I are going to collaborate on that. But first I'm going to eat lunch because it's 12 o'clock and I haven't eaten all day. I haven't had any water all day. So I'm going to take a break and eat lunch and then update you guys when I get back. All right, my friends, it is now 4.15 and I am ready for meet the teacher night. So I'm wearing the exact same dress that I wore last year in my meet the teacher video. But last year I had long hair this year, short hair. So it's different and new. Anyways, we are all in the final stages of getting ready for meet the teacher night. So I'm just going to show you guys around and kind of explain how I run things. So I'll have my computer with me during this process just in case I need to check anybody in on class dodo or check synergy, which is our like attendance and stuff. So I'll have that with me. But you can see here's the overview of the room. Okay, so the green cones are Miss Perry and Mr. Cummings homerooms. So everyone else. We have my welcome back letter and my meet the teacher letter here for those students who are not in my homeroom. And then the pink cones are for students in my homeroom. So we have our homeroom sign in. And then we have our homeroom only packets. And these have their dodo invites, their class supply list, meet the teacher letter and some other district paperwork that they have to fill out. And then I also provided little buckets with pens on a few of the desks so that if parents want to fill everything out here today while they're here, they can. So all of the pink cones just mean homeroom only. And I have this little what's what sign. So it says pink cones, homeroom, green cones Cummings and Perry homeroom, yellow cone for students. So when the kids come in, if they're not going to do what their parents are doing, they can come over here. And I just have a little activity for them to do. So what do you need from your teacher? So I think I explained this earlier, but I've got a box of markers here so they can just write like I need you to be nice or whatever, whatever they need. And then over here, if students bring supplies for their homeroom and they want to leave them here, they can put them on this table and just label them with a sticky note. And then I will organize them probably tomorrow. And then up on the board, we just have our welcome sign. I have music playing during this time, but I turned it off for the video. But it basically just has the exact same thing I just told you. So homeroom families sign in, pick up a student packet, sign up for dojo. If you have any supplies, label it non homeroom families, please visit the green cones, all students see the yellow cone. So Mandy, I see you pairing in here. So a hot little tip. I have people coming to the a hot little tip. Mandy and I do. I meet the teacher night. We don't stand in our rooms. We stand in the hallway. So I have my table here so that I can direct kids, check off that they came, hand out their codes, and then I don't have to get sucked in. So if you stand in the hallway and say, please go inside, look around, check it out, make sure to visit the pink or green cones. And leave any un, like paperwork you'd like to turn into me. You can bring that to me before you leave or otherwise you can take it home with you. And I just stand outside the door.  And I'm not just stuck in one family because sometimes parents think that meet the teacher night is all about like having a conference, telling us about their child's needs and where that's really important, but meet the teacher is not the place for that. I firmly believe that if a parent feels the need to do that sort of conversation that it should be a separate conference. So if any parent does want to have a conference, we are more than welcome to sign them up because there are three of us that are involved. So it's a little bit harder to have those conversations about a student that isn't just yours. You know, we all share them. So that is why I don't stand in my classroom. Mandy does the same thing. So here's my little table. I'll just be hanging out right here. And I'll be marking kids off as I greet them, just to see who was here, just in case they miss the sign up. And then we do have our pickup QR codes that we're handing out. And I have a list of parent names just in case I want to greet them my water phone. And yeah, so this is everything. I'll show you guys the outfit. This is an Amazon dress. So I probably have a link for it somewhere if it's still there. And then shoes. And yeah. All right, you guys. So that is everything for me at the Teacher Night. Hopefully it was helpful, helpful in some way or another. So thank you guys so so much for watching this video. If you are not already, make sure to subscribe to my channel to see more updates. And of course, follow me on Instagram. And I'll see you guys in the next video. Bye.


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