Good morning everybody, we're at the Flying J in Niske, Alberta, just south of Edmonton. We're about to go pick up our next load that's going to take us back to Winnipeg. My appointment is for 6 a.m. this morning and it's 5.30 and it's right over there, right around the corner. So I'm going to show up there with 5.45. That's what I try to tell myself for when I need to be at an appointment. If they make the appointment for 6 a.m., I try and tell myself I've got to be there for 5.45. That way, because for some reason one or another, something always happens, right? And if we get delayed just a little bit, well, it's okay. As long as it's just a little bit. I've got to stay focused. I don't know when they want this in Winnipeg. I won't be able to get there today. If I hurry, maybe I can get there late tonight and get close. Or we get to either Brandon, Port of the Prairie, maybe. Which is almost all the way to Winnipeg. And then they'll probably want to deliver tomorrow morning is what I'm thinking. But yeah, we are headed back towards Manitoba from here. And I'm not too sure what we're loading. It's coming from an equipment place and it's going to an equipment place. I don't know what they mean by equipment. Farm equipment, construction equipment, truck equipment, car equipment. I don't know, work out equipment? What kind of equipment? I don't know. I'm going to throw it on the trailer and worry about that then. Whatever it is, we'll tie it down and go to Winnipeg. So let's talk about the importance of knowing where you go before you go. I had to back in off the street over there. I knew this because I looked this place up on Google Maps last night. I knew I was coming here and I'd never been here before. So I wanted to know where the entrance would be. Look at the best way of getting in there. Is it tight? Is there lots of space? I wanted to know before I went. So I looked on Google Maps of where it was. I saw it's a pretty tight yard. I'm like, well, it's going to be hard to turn around back there. So I went into Street View where you can pretty much take a walk down the street. And I saw a big sign at the end of their driveway there that said trucks must back in. I'm like, okay, so that makes sense. So I'm going to have to back in off the street. So now I don't want to blindside back it in. So I'm going to have to go around the neighborhood and come in in such a way where my driver side is facing the driveway so that I can back in easier. If I hadn't known that, the shorter route would have been to come up from the other way and then the driveway would have been on my passenger side and then I would have had to back in blindside or just go turn around somewhere and come back the correct way and do it the easy way. But that would have wasted time. Because right when I got here, the shipper got here as well. I was about 15 minutes early and so was he.  You can back on in and by that time we should all be ready. Worked out great. Had I had to go turn around yet, you know, who knows where to turn around. Did you hear that? Something's going on over there. It wasn't me. But yeah, that whole situation, there was no confusion because I knew before I came. So if you ever go to a new place, you should use the tools that we have available to us today. The technology we have available to us today. It makes things a lot easier. Go on Google Earth or Bing Maps, whatever you use. I use Google. Get a good feel for the neighborhood. Figure out where you need to go. Find out where the best route would be to get there. And then go on Google Street View and get a good look at the front of the building and the driveway where you have to enter. See if there's any signs that are there that are like, hey, trucks, take the next entrance or no trucks at this entrance or maybe there's a sign this is exit only. Trucks use rear entrance. You know, read all these signs. Walk around the neighborhood, walk around the neighborhood on Street View so that when you get there, you're not surprised.  You know exactly what to do. Helped me out a lot today. So now, he said this is not going to be in the way here at all. It's good. Got an empty trailer. We're going to be loading up some of this stuff. Looks like it will be parts for equipment. Take it to Winnipeg. This is an industrial zone in Niscue, Alberta. The whole neighborhood smells like chemicals. Smells like... Smells like when... If you guys have ever lived in the countryside before where they do crop dusting. Smells like the chemicals that they spray on the fields. It's probably terrible for me. I prefer the smell of diesel exhaust myself if I have to pick a poison. So I'm back at Flying J. I'm loaded. Our grip aside is a beautiful J truck. What J truck isn't beautiful, right? That fleet has so much of my respect because they all keep their trucks so clean. And the owners really love them too. They take them to all the truck shows across North America pretty much. And they win a lot of shows too. They got a lot of really nice trucks. They look like they just rolled off the showroom floor, right? But they're working trucks. I don't know how they keep them so clean. Must take a lot of work and effort. I'll show you my load here real quick. We got some steel. These are storage for in warehouses, right? Like these will be like the sides. And then those will be the shelves, shelving maybe. I might be wrong. That's what it looks like. But that's what we're working with. Let's take this home. This has to be in Winnipeg tomorrow. About 1,400 kilometers or 900 miles. Right before this whole area in front of me plugs up too much. I think I'd still be able to get out either way. Let's get rolling. I want to go home. Let's get out of here. Turn signal on. Where are you turning? Over there. Okay. The lane you're supposed to turn into, the inside one? Yes, you are, but you might not. You never know. You're supposed to turn into the inside lane. But so many people are going to turn right into the outside lane right away. Because they want to turn right. So it makes sense, right? We're going to go up and around Edmonton and take Highway 16. All the way back home through Saskatchewan. Once we hit Saskatoon though, we're going to hop down on 11, I believe it is. And go through Regina. It's 30 miles further that way, but you get four lane divided highways the entire way then. As opposed to the single lane on the other option. Lane each way. Single lane each way. You know what I meant. Wrong and wrong, Karen. We have already crossed the border. Almost a block before you figured it out. And the time zone does not change. I don't know what she's smoking. Some of them funny cigarettes, man. Lloyd Minster, Saskatchewan. Just entered the great, the beautiful. The vibrant, the bustling province of Saskatchewan. I want to get all the way through here and into Manitoba tonight. I have 11 hours left to go. And I have 10 hours left that I can drive tonight. We'll probably get to Brandon is what I'm thinking. Brandon, Manitoba. Stopped in Chamberlain. Just cause it's an easy place to stop. They'll slow down for town anyway and they have this parking all along the side of the road here. Plus all of that parking in there. So it's easy to just quickly stop in here. Check the straps. Grab a quick bite to eat. Or make a quick bite to eat in the truck. And then carry on. You gotta go all the way off the road. There's always driveways and everything. Still good. Tarps are in here. Good. I like to check these all several times a day. A little bit paranoid, but never lost anything. This little guy on the back here was making me a little nervous at first, but I've become more comfortable with it now. It's not going anywhere. They wanted to put this thing up on top there. But I figured the wind would catch it too much with all of the shrink wrap. I got them to shrink wrap it more. And I didn't want the wind to catch it. So I figured I put it behind all the freight. On the back of the trailer so that the wind goes around it and doesn't hit it straight on, right? So it's been a perfect and beautiful day. Beautiful day for trucking. I keep running into you guys out here though. That's pretty cool.  Every place I stop. You guys can come and introduce themselves to me. They'll watch the videos. So thanks guys. I love meeting you guys in person because you guys get to see me every day. You know me pretty well. I don't know you as well. So it's nice when I actually get to meet you. So if you do see me, don't be shy. Come and say hi. I'm a hundred and some miles tired. I can do the rest tomorrow. I'm going to stop here for 10 hours just in case they send me into the U.S. after I get unloaded. That way I'm good to cross. I only have to stop for eight here in Canada before I can move again. But then I can't cross into the U.S. until I stop for 10 consecutive hours. Park here. I thought they'd have a few more street lights. You know they have these signs everywhere here. No trucks are supposed to go and park in this area in front of me. There's always trucks parked in that area. Always. Can you on this road for 305 kilometers? I think this road is that long. Karen? I don't think it's that long.  I'll talk to you in a bit. I found myself a nice parking spot in the back corner. I think that's the same J-truck that we were parked beside in Niscue this morning. I'm pretty sure it's the same one. But they all look so nice. So it's hard to tell them apart sometimes. They're all amazing. The sky is still a little bit bright. The time is about 1130 at night right now. The sounds of the highway right here. I know they're sort of being drowned out by somebody's APU over there. But that's okay.  Got a nice rest area there if we need it. Running water. That's always a bonus. And here we are. Under the light in the back corner. Away from everyone else so we get some peace and quiet. Like I always say, a little bit of noise at night doesn't bother me. But if I have an option, I'm going to pick the quieter spot every time. And that's what we did here. Just the sounds of the crickets. So our entire load has made it to Manitoba. Didn't lose a single thing. I'm going to deliver this tomorrow. It says on my paperwork that they want this delivered the day after tomorrow. So I mean if that's the case then I guess I'd just be bringing this to the yard. I'll have to communicate with the load gods tomorrow and see what the plan is. But my plan is delivered if I can. Doesn't matter to me. If I do bring it to the yard, I mean I guess I'll just grab something else and go. Whatever the plan is, it'll work out. So to summarize today, it was a day of prairies. Flat land driving. So it took about 12 hours of driving to get here. Like I said, we drove about 1,060 kilometers. Which is, I'll actually find out the exact number for my American friends in America Speak. The way to find that out is you go 1,060 divided by 1.61. 658 miles. Full day. Tomorrow's another day. I only have three and a half more hours to win a peg. It all depends what I got to do with this freight. Now I'm a little bit confused because the GoPro's jealous that I'm not paying it attention. It turned itself off. Yeah, I got the Sony here. Three and a half hours to win a peg.  But if they only want it the next day, well, I can't sit around and wait for that. Probably what I would do then is go and leave this in our yard. I want to where city guys would deliver it, I guess. And then I just grab something else and do a turn and burn. That might actually work out best for me. Because then I don't have to waste my time going into the city. Because this is delivering quite a ways into the city. There's going to be traffic. There's going to be city people. City people. They're always in a hurry. You know this? Are you a city person? Why are you always in a hurry? Where are you going? Always in a hurry. Nobody likes being behind the truck. So anyway, if I have to deliver it, I'm perfectly fine doing that. But hey, if they're going to get one of the city guys to do it, it would work out much better for me that way. Because then I can just drop and hook pretty much. Just turn and burn.  You know? So tune in tomorrow to see what adventures we find ourselves in then. You can find me on all social media platforms. Links are all down below my video in the description. If you're on a mobile device, you just click the title below the video. 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So when I leave a comment on your comment, if I reply or if I leave a comment down below a video, it'll leave my handle like an at symbol and then trucker underscore Josh. And so that you know it's me, it's a verified account so it'll have a little check mark beside my name. And if you're still unsure, click on the username and see if it takes you to my channel where all my videos are. Because what these scammers will do, you guys all know this, but for the new people, let's just fill them in. They'll create an account. They'll steal my profile picture, put it on there. On their account. And then they'll create a username very similar to mine. Like just with the underscore in a different spot. Very similar. And then they're going to try to get you to go to WhatsApp or Telegram or something like that. I don't have a public WhatsApp that I share with anybody. I'm not going to tell you to go to WhatsApp. I have very few friends of mine, the personal friends of mine that use it. So I never use it. They might tell you to go to Telegram. I don't have a Telegram account. I don't know what that is really. It's another social media platform. I'm not interested in it. I don't have one. They're going to try to get you off my page. Now I'm never going to do that because you're already on my page. I'm not going to tell you to go somewhere else. I want you to stay here on this page as long as possible. That's why I always like post these videos around my face here at the end of my video. And tell you to subscribe and leave comments and stick around as long as you can. Because the longer you're here on my page, the better it is for me. So why would I send you somewhere else? Right? And if I'm going to send you to any of my social media platforms, I've linked them in the description of my video. So that you have a direct link and a direct way of finding me. So you know it's mine. Now on Facebook, I have the blue check mark beside Trucker Josh. I'm verified there so that you know it's me. On Twitter, I have the blue check mark so that you know it's me. Instagram still hasn't verified me yet. Super sad face. Maybe one day. So YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are verified. I'm working on Instagram. They're owned by Facebook, right? So if I'm verified on Facebook, why wouldn't... It's all meta, right? It bugs me. It's the one social media platform I have that I haven't conquered yet. And then on TikTok, I guess I'm not verified there, but I don't really do much there. I have one. But every once in a while, links are all down below. I have to wrap this up. I'm rambling. We'll see you in tomorrow's video. If you stuck around right to the end of all of this, thank you. You are hardcore. Comment down below telling me I am hardcore. I'll see you tomorrow.


What's going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here. Today I'm going to be showing you guys this epic spot to eliminate Red Legion Cabal for the Svala Dawning Schematic.  Luckily today I have this epic spot for you guys which will allow you to get this done in a matter of a minute. But hey guys if you do enjoy the video and it helps you out leaving a like really does help me out. So simply you want to head to Mercury and spawn into the lighthouse. Once in you should see Cabal down to your left find some vex. Ignore them until you get into place so follow the route I take and jump up onto this high wall which allows you to have a great bird's eye view over many enemies. Simply eliminate the annoying ones behind you when you are up on this wall and then you simply want to take out the Red Legion you see to your left and then go right further on over the wall and you'll see over Cabal take these guys out too and simply head back to the left and that first lot of Cabal should have respawned and you simply eliminate them. Keep doing this running from right to left to right to left, rinse and repeat and you'll get this done in a matter of minutes. So yes guys anyone needing a quick farming spot for the Red Legion Cabal for the Svala Dawning Schematic I hope this helps you out. Now for any other enemies you need I have covered a selection already which you'll find on my channel so check it out. I do plan on covering all enemies which are involved in this dawning schematic so if you don't see the one you need on my channel leave a comment down below with the enemies you want to see me cover next. Well hey guys I hope you enjoyed the video and I hope it helped you out. If you did leave me a like it really does help me out. Thanks for stopping by as always and hopefully people I will see you on that next video.


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Hey coach in this video. We're going to talk about how to be a more efficient basketball trainer or coach So your players improve at a faster rate And you can work on your communication skills. My name is Nick Aldero And I'm a client success coach with make money coaching sports So if you're looking to grow your business help more kids and talk with me You can just text me the word grow to seven three two nine oh eight two three one five It's on the board behind me and we could set up a time to chat so I can learn more about what you're currently doing so Tip number one to being a better coach is players need to know How much time they're going to be spending on something because when a player doesn't know how long something's going to last for? What did they tend to do they tend to coast right? Think about if I told you I was like hey You know what coach just just run start running you're like well how long how far? How what how what is it going to be over? You don't know how fast and how intense to go if You don't know when it's going to be over. So players need to know time. Okay, how long is this drill 20 seconds? Is it for a minute? Is it something where it's so tiring that like I need to know how much to push myself, right? So time is very important number two is Going back to time again is starting on time and ending on time So many coaches I see like they'll keep players later Then they said they would so if practice is two to four they'll get on anybody who's late But then they'll hold the players to like 430 415 So that just says that says to them that time is important on my end But I'm allowed to take your time when it's over right just like starting on time is important Right you start right at two o'clock by the way You should start right at two o'clock if you're training or practice at two o'clock Two or five is late two or three is late like two o'clock is when exactly when we start players know to get there Whatever you want 15 10 five minutes before you have to set that standard But you should also have to stop when you say you're gonna stop otherwise you're communicating to them My time matters your time doesn't I can hold you longer, right? You need to respect Their time on their end to when practices over okay number three is teach in Questions also don't just talk at people ask questions like for example if you want to hint at somebody's like Their back foot was turned too much and it needed to be open in there like drop stands, right? You might say what did you think of your inside foot the foot opposite from the ball? How did you think it was position of it, right? So you're leading them To think and feel now their next rep they're gonna be aware of it like oh, yeah I felt it turn too much in my hips closed and I was very committed over there as opposed to having it open so teaching in questions allows them to almost You're not teach themselves, but your guide not teach themselves But you're guiding them in the direction that you want and they're gonna come up with the answer Which is really really good because it's you're teaching them to think for themselves and to feel things In terms of like like we just talked about like whether we're talking about body position or maybe they're shot, right? So teaching questions don't always talk at people sometimes you just got to ask a question and see what they come up with Okay, number four is details, right? It was kind of we kind of went over a little bit detail right there But great coaches teach in detail They don't leave things out now Well, I'll go back to this but details matter right anybody can give vague vague instruction, but the details are what separates Good coaches from great coaches. Okay Now the next one is you don't have to give them all the details at once So you can teach in digestible bites of information because if you give them everything They're not going to process everything So let's say there's five keys that you want them to hit on with this specific drill You might say okay. This is how we do it, you know, give them a little bit of information or just demonstrate All right, ready? I'm gonna let you do it and then we'll return back to see how you do knowing that they're gonna mess it up So let them do it then they return back and you're like, all right It's just the one thing I want you to focus on give them that one thing ready go now we do it again Right, so now they do that one thing better. Okay. Now you give them thing number two All right, now we're just gonna focus on so we have the first part down right guys and girls Now we're gonna go to this part right here number two I want you to really focus on that so you're giving them a little bit of information at a time where they can actually Apply it right away instead of throwing everything all at once everything all at once is very very challenging It's not that you can't do it But if you do give them everything at once you really can't go more than like three pieces of information that you want them to to focus on and obviously that changes depending on the The age the maturity the ability Things like that. Okay That's all I got for you today There's a lot more that we could help you with but We help coaches grow their business Specifically that was just kind of coaching tips in terms of the actual basketball coaching But what we do here at make money coaching sports is we help Basketball coaches turn their passion into a full-time income generating six figures plus per year I'm a client success coach with make money coaching sports. I used to be in the program My mentor who and the founder of the business band neighbors. He was my mentor He helped me tremendously was that I was able to quit my teaching job and go all in on basketball And now he helped me so much that I want to be a part of helping coaches as well So if you're looking to connect you could text me at the number behind me 7 3 2 9 0 8 2 3 1 5 It's on the board or you can schedule a call on a calendar. The link will be in the description That call if you do want to do it or if you do want to text me This is only for serious coaches Who want to learn how to run their business better? Okay, so if you're like a side hustle guy This wouldn't be for you. This is for people who want to who are serious about taking what they love and turning into a full-time Income so if that is you I would love to speak with you. Okay, make sure you click subscribe like this Video and I'll catch you guys the next one


The results of this study suggest that the double v-groove design provides better mechanical performance and less distortion compared to the narrow v-groove design. Additionally, the double v-groove design has higher impact energy and lower residual stress levels, making it suitable for use in boilers and fast breeder reactors. This article was authored by Amit Kumar and Chandan Ponday.


On the big points, Bradford have got stuck on their half-century full-straight defeats over ending any playoff aspirations, leading them in 17th place in the standings. The real need of a Premier with their season isn't in his hands, but I guess Cramier, above them on goal difference, have won a useful run of three wins and a draw in the lead one, controlling on Saturday. And the hoping for a successive tosses on their own turf. His presence felt. The skip-up. If I say that, there is a much grass on the pitch, is there? Smallwood won the free-kick, and that's the responsibility of taking it, and he's whipped it beautifully onto the bar. Excellent curl on it. Don't think touched on that one. Rattles the woodwork. Richards shrugs off a challenge near Overs. Callness of Bradford City on dead ball duty. Benz another dangerous of a cheap. Maximum's in four of their last eight. EFL away matches. They're holding one against the post in the second. That was opportunistic. Amazing save. He should have scored.


The road into the newly liberated Ukrainian village of Storoziv is lined with the corpses of Russian soldiers and burred-out armored vehicles. The grizzly scenes bear witness to the ferocity of fighting as Ukrainian troops recaptured Storoziv and several other villages in the past few days as part of a counteroffensive in southern and eastern Ukraine. Some of the dead Russian soldiers lay on the dusty ground beside the husks of their vehicles when Reuters journalists as the first media reached the village on June 14. Soldiers were crumpled in the grass and fields nearby where they died. Three days ago we liberated the village of Storoziv. You can see for yourselves how it was achieved. You can see the destroyed hardware. Glory to Ukraine, a Ukrainian soldier who gave his name only as Artem told Reuters in Storoziv.  Two days ago we liberated the village of Storoziv. You can see for yourselves how it was achieved. You can see the damaged hardware. Glory to Ukraine.


I will, without any further ado, give the floor to Bertrand. You have the floor, Bertrand. Thank you, Jean-Claude. I will try to be brief, since I'm going to be a little on the side of the main questions probably, although I think what I'm going to put on the table is likely to be central for the coming years. I'd like to touch base on the question that has been addressed this year in many places, the reset of capitalism. So there are a number of things which have happened this year. Is it for real, or is it just a fade? It's early days to say. People have reacted to the business roundtable called End of August. You had the cover page of The Economist also, which was somewhat misleading when you compared to the content on what our company is for. You had the initiatives of President Macron at the G7 called the Business for Inclusive Growth with the OECD, led by Emmanuel Faber, the CEO of Danone. And you have the growing importance of impact, sustainable development goals, related investments, et cetera, emphasized by the fact that the big players are moving. I mean, Moody's has bought one of the non-financial, extra-financial rating agencies in France. ISS has done the same in Germany. S&P just appointed a global head for extra-financial ratings, and so on and so forth. So there is something happening, I think, and it's big because of the pressure from mostly consumers, sometimes investors, but I think it's still fragile, and it's still prone to washing. So you heard the expression green washing. I discovered a few weeks ago, you know, for those of you who don't know, these are the sustainable development goals, and now you call it rainbow washing, which is a diversification. So you still have on the one hand a lot of goodwill with some CEOs, institutions, which tend to do the great things, but there are no standards. There are no real definitions, so you can basically call whatever you want, and depending on how you mention it, you can say there are $30 trillion of dollars invested in ESG-related products, or if you're very strict, you say it's less than $500 billion, which have an impact in a way or another, and both are probably true. At the moment where people realize that capitalism, as it is working today, is unlikely to address the climate change issue and the social inequality issue naturally. You need a little bit of push. So is the glass half full or half empty? I don't know, but I think it's on top of the question that are being raised by the zero rate environment, or negative rates environment, which can be the worst or the best of things. It can be the worst if people are paralyzed and unable to do new things or take risks, et cetera, which so far seems to be the norm, or it can be the best if it forces people to think out of the box and realize that we just discussed that, okay, you can get minus zero or 5% if you buy European bonds, but you can get 10 or 12%, if you do the right thing in Africa, or Latin America. I'm sorry, I'm a little biased in that. So I think it's more than just a coincidence. I think there are, again, a growing concern after the crisis. People realize that we have not really addressed the root causes of the financial crisis. 10 years down the road, we're still there. At the same time, we're focused on climate issues and social issues is gaining traction. In a world where there is still a big distress for finance, so it might be a nice way to regain the trust of the consumer and investors by doing the right things. Not sure we're getting there, but so the point is, how can we go beyond fashion, beyond marketing, beyond confusing products, beyond traditional corporate social responsibility? And basically to be consistent with what we agreed in 2015, so in 2015, we agreed on climate, except one country now, but we agreed on the sustainable development goals, including climate, actually, and as far as I know, the US are still part of the sustainable development goal framework. So we have agreed on the framework, on the roadmap, we have not discussed the financial system to get there. And we have to overcome a number of issues. It's still a very complex issue. It's a complex issue to measure. It's a complex issue to rate these things. The methodologies are different. Expectations are different. Vestal interest are different. The datas, I mean, are very difficult. It's very easy to say, yes, let's do the good things and then try to get the datas to confirm you've done the good things is something difficult. There is also an issue between emerging market and advanced economy. I mean, trying to invest in emerging market, you don't want to impose a new Washington consensus, which is on sustainability now. We are back and now we have a great idea. You do this. Well, sometimes you have some resistance. And you will have probably some misselling issues. Think of Volkswagen. Volkswagen was considered a highlight of ESG before the diesel gate scandal. And so people say, my God, I got a lot of diesel gate of Volkswagen shares and they were ESG and I felt comfortable and actually they were not. So to fill the glass to the end, I think we have to accept this diversity of approach today. Even if skepticism still dominates, I think this is how we will create accountability. We have to go beyond the nice green bonds, to go beyond the nice social bonds, et cetera. And we need, at some stage, to finish with that, to start working on the system. And actually, what do I mean with that? And it's, again, it's a 20 years perspective. It's really, and I'm gonna be very simplistic, to move from the Milton Friedman approach to the social purpose of business is to make profit. Always nice variation is to make profit for shareholders. Also, he added, to be fair, that you need to take into consideration societal acceptance of that. That tend to forget that important element. How do we move from that to what Colin Meyer in particular in Oxford say? The social purpose of business is to find profitable solutions for the planet and its people. So it's not profit as an end to an end, but profit as a means to an end. Which means entering into the nitty gritty details of accounting, compensation, reporting, disclosure, regulatory framework, et cetera. And basically, at the end of the day, we connect capitalism with people and the territories, et cetera. And add a third dimension to the risk return traditional financial approach which is risk return on sustainability or risk return on impact. How do we take into account the fact that we are in a finite world and we have to take this into consideration? And as I say sometimes to irritate the accountants, we have to move from a mark to market system to a mark to planet system. And my kids say daddy, you should create the hashtag mark to planet which is a nice suggestion. Thank you. It is a nice conclusion too, obviously. Thank you very, very much indeed. I take it that it is a responsibility also of public authorities to give the appropriate, I would say rules, regulations, set of prices that would drive the decentralized decision of the private sector in the right direction without asking them to lose money because otherwise we are all lost. Thank you so much Bertrand.


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The National Broadcasting Company presents Joel McCrae in Tales of the Texas Rangers from Hollywood, another authentic re-enactment of a case transcribed from the files of the Texas Rangers. Tales of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Jase Pearson, Texas more than 260,000 square miles, and 50 men who make up the most famous and oldest law enforcement body in North America. Pictures come these stories based on facts. Only names, dates, and places are fictitious for obvious reasons. Case for tonight, dead giveaway. It's 1.30 a.m. December 4th, 1945. A single light glows in the living room of a farmhouse four miles in the town of Ashton in West Texas. Inside the house a frantic young woman tries to place a telephone call. Operator? Operator? Operator? Hi Kevin. Operator? Get me the sheriff quickly. Is that you, Mrs. Denine? Yes, yes, hi. Oh, this is Mary Lou, Mrs. Denine. I'm working nights now. Mary, you stop talking and get me the sheriff. Oh, all right. This is Mrs. Denine. You've got to come out to my house right away. Right away. Take it easy, Mrs. Denine. What seems to be wrong? Somebody's prowling around outside trying to get into the house. He went to Adeline on business. Something woke me up and I thought at first it was a baby, and then I heard a noise outside. Cross less than 15 minutes to get to the Denine farm. But Mrs. Denine and a four-month-old baby were dead when he arrived. The sheriff called for the assistance of the Texas Rangers. Ranger Jase Pearson was assigned. You got here right quick. Yeah, I was over the next county when your call came through. Well, I hope you got a little sleep because you won't get much now. Better come in out of this cold. How long ago did it happen? About half hour ago, 1.30. Mrs. Denine called me, woke me up at home, said somebody was trying to bust in. Right in here, Jase. Shot right through the chest, huh? Yeah. She leave the phone hanging off the hook like that? Reckon so. Whoever broke in, they broke in just before I hung up. Nothing's been touched, Jase. I know. I had a time getting past your deputies down the main road. The phone operator's been buzzing everybody. We don't want half the county barge in here messing things up, so I blocked them all. Good. Where's the baby? In there, the front bedroom. You can look if you want it, Jase. It's a little more than I can take twice. How old? Only four months, Jase. A little girl. Where'd he break in? Side door, I'll show you. Where's the husband? Abilene, on business. I call the chief of police there. He's going to check the hotel as a notifier. Here's the door. It was wide open. That's how I got in to open the front door. The lock doesn't seem to be broken. Must have been picked. Denines keep much money around the house? As little or as much as most folks, I guess. I don't think Andy's missing. There's Mr. Denine's purse on the kitchen table. Killer couldn't have missed that. You check it? Yeah, about $40. It hasn't been touched. Well, it wasn't robbery then, Sheriff. No. There's no sign of any other motive. But there's got to be one, Jase. Yeah. The toughest motive of all, because it's the easiest hidden. Hate. The kind of hate that devil wouldn't hold. We went through the rest of the house, but we didn't find anything that would help us until we got outside. It's cold tonight, Jase. Ground's frozen hard. Yeah, we find a trace. It won't be much. Keep your flash close to the ground. All right. Why are you working back at the house here, away from the driveway? Because I think the killer came in from this direction. Probably on foot. Why?  A horse or a car coming up the gravel road around front would have made even more noise. Woke her up sooner. Say, that's right.   Yeah, wait a minute. What is it, Jase? A piece of bailing wire. Vint in the shape of a key. Well, that must about be what he used to get in. Maybe. Or maybe that's what somebody wants us to think. Let's take another look at that door. Yeah. What makes you think the wire was planted there, Jase? I'll tell you better when we try it in the lock. Beats me why a killer leaves something deliberately. That's what makes me think something's wrong. This wouldn't have been dropped so close to the house. And grab the door and hold it up high. I don't want to mess up any prints around the lock. You got it. Now, let's see how this wire fits. It goes in perfect, Jase. Yeah. Watch when I turn it. Hey, wire's just twisting. It'll keep on twisting. This wire isn't strong enough to turn the tumbler in the lock. Then how did the killer get in, Jase? If you ask me, Sheriff, I think he had a regular key. I put in a call for a fingerprint proof and the Sheriff called to have the bodies picked up for autopsy. Then we went outside and started trailing again. We found a few directional traces, but they heated out in the darkness. Can't see anything at night on this ground, Jase. Try cutting back and forth a little further. Yeah, all right. The man we're following was weaving trying to throw us off. It just makes it tougher to track.  He might as well establish which direction. Yeah. I guess there's nothing much we can do except this until we have some daylight. Save us an hour in the morning. Then we can track on horses without wasting time finding out which way to go. By sunup, we knew the killer's general direction had been west. Sheriff got his horse from town. I unloaded charcoal from the trailer and we rode. He kept heading west, all right. But there's nothing out this way for miles once he got into those hills up ahead. Any kind of a road between here and the hills? Yeah. A whole wagon road just beyond the scrub on the rise we're coming to. Does it connect with a state road? It does, but nobody uses it. Maybe somebody dead is in good enough condition for a car to run through? I reckon it is. You figure you had a car waiting for him? I'd have to have a car or a horse staked out some place. Come on. Let's make right for the road. Yeah. Well, yeah. Would it lead to any other farm in the area? It used to lead to the old mullen place, but that's burned out. Nobody living there anymore, huh? No. An old folks dead. Young Ted mullen moved away a couple of years ago. Oh, here's the road. Oh! Oh! Oh, charcoal. As we saw, must have reached the road right near here. Yeah, we'll find some mark if he crossed it and kept going. Oh, he didn't keep going. Look. Oh. Fire track. Had a car staked out all right.  Could have been somebody else waiting in the car for him. Maybe, but I don't think so. Look at the heel marks. Walked around to the driver's side. Yeah. There's something else here, too. Dropped this cigarette butt and stepped on it. Yeah. Sure didn't smoke much of it. Didn't even burn down to the brand mark. At least we know what brand he smokes. About all we do know, Jase. Won't be anything to follow with the main road. He sure won't leave a trail there. No. Mount up. Let's get back to the house. We rode back to Danine's. As we came to the farm, we saw a couple of cars. That hadn't been there when we left. Looks like company, Chef. The car next to mine belongs to our lab. The others must be the corners. Oh, a corner ought to have been and gone by now. Nope. No, that isn't the corners, car, Jase. Blue sit down. That belongs to Walter Danine. The husband? Yeah, must have got back from Abilene. Yes, Danine, all right. There he is, sitting on the side porch. Walter Danine sat with his face buried in his hands until we dismounted and walked up to him. A lab crew was in the house looking for latent prints. Howdy, Walter. Walter, I can't tell you how... Don't say anything, please. Ask me anything you like, but I don't want anybody else telling me how sorry they are. Better let me talk to them, Sheriff. Sure, Jase. Mr. Danine, it'd help us a lot to know one thing. You or your family have any enemies? Enemies? Could it be an enemy as bad as they are? We know the house wasn't robbed. Have you ever had any trouble with anybody? No matter how small it seemed, now is the time to remember it. If there was anybody, I wouldn't tell you. I'd take care of it myself. That's no way to be, Walter. Don't go telling me how to act, Sheriff.   We'll talk to you later. Yeah, okay. Anything I can do, Walter, just holler. Yeah. You've been able to think of anybody who might have had it in for him? Not a soul, Jase, unless it was Ted Mullin.  Yeah. But, Jase, that was five years ago.  What happened? Well, old folks just got to broodin' and died off after their house burned. Young, Ted-blamed Walter. Why? Windmill at the Mullin Place was busted. They tried to borrow from Walter to get it fixed, but he turned them down. Ted said if the mill had been working, it would have pumped enough water for him to put the fire on. Young Mullin the kind to hold a grudge? Well, after five years, Jase. And he moved out a long time ago. Where? Who knows. Come on. I'll call my headquarters by radio. Maybe they can get a line on Mullin. All right. They find out where he is and won't do any harm to check on where he was last night. All right. You won't hurt any? Well, I can't believe that a man after he'd hold it, sir. Well, that's only Walter's car, Jase. What are you lookin' at? The design of the tire tread. Look at him. Well, that may be. That's the same design we saw in the dirt road where the killer picked up a car to make his getaway. But, Jase, that was hard ground. You could barely see the tread. Tires like that are standard on lots of cars. Yeah, I know. Just the same. I want to look this car over. Left his ignition keys in. You gonna start it? No. Just want to take a look at the dash. He said he got back from Abilene ten minutes ago, didn't he? That's what he said. Take a look at that temperature gauge. Oh, let's see. Regist is cold. Yeah. Only it should be pretty warm if he finished to drive a couple of hundred miles just ten minutes ago. Could've dropped back, Jase. Not in ten minutes, Sheriff. It's a cold morning, but not that cold. Well, I want to talk to Denine again. Do you see something else? I sure do. Look at this on the frame of the door. Service station lubrication sticker. Yeah. They did December 2nd, the day before yesterday. 18,412 miles. The mileage on the dash shows he's driven less than 200 miles since then. He couldn't have been in Abilene. Well, wait a minute, Jase. I admit that looks funny, but the man we were chasing, he ground out a cigarette, remember? Well, what about it? I've known Walter since he was a boy, Jase. He don't smoke. Sheriff! Sheriff! Oh, Mary Lou Simmons' phone operator. Who let you in, Mary Lou? I told the deputy I put Mrs. Denine's call through to you last night. He thought you might want to talk to me. Ain't it just awful? You talk to her. I was still on the line after you hung up, Sheriff. I heard it all, the shots and everything. You hear any voice beside Mrs. Denine? No. No, I just heard her say, Who are you? What do you want? And then the shots. That was all. You sure she said, Who are you? Oh, cross my heart, I heard it is plain. I guess you don't want to talk to Walter now. Do you, Jase? No. I guess not. In just a moment, we will continue with tales of the Texas Rangers, starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Jase Pearson. Today, the NBC radio network, now entering its second quarter century as the leader in radio entertainment, salutes five new NBC stations. A hearty welcome to these stations and their managers. WNHC, New Haven, Connecticut, James Milne, WFMJ, Youngstown, Ohio, William F. Mag, Jr., WIRA, Fort Pierce, Florida, Douglas Silver, WJBS, Dilan, Florida, Clarence Almenzer, and station KCIL, Huma, Louisiana, Frank Cornwell. We continue now with tales of the Texas Rangers, and tonight's case, Dead Giveaway, an authentic story from the files of the Texas Rangers. I didn't want to question Walter DeNeen until I had the chance to check on his movements. The sheriff and I drove into town and called the Abilene police. The answer didn't fit. Don't think there's any doubt about who he was, Ranger. Okay, thanks. Thanks very much. Well, I guess that does it, Sheriff. DeNeen was an Abilene, huh? Uh-huh. Checked into the Harris Hotel yesterday about noon. Checked out again at 2.10 this morning, right after the police notified him of the murder. Police could have spoken to anybody on the phone. They didn't tell him by phone. Police sergeant went up and told him direct. Description of Walter Talley's, too. But there's something that doesn't tell me, though. A mileage on that car. Could be something wrong with his pedometer cable. Happened on my car a few weeks back. Maybe. And I'll be back sometime tomorrow. Where you going, Jace? Abilene. As soon as I hit the highway, I put in a short wave called a headquarters, station KTXA. Unit 10 to KTXA. KTXA, go ahead, unit 10. This unit en route to Abilene, request Abilene police secure names of all contacts made by subject Walter DeNeen, registered Harris Hotel there yesterday. We'll do the unit 10. Unit 10 sent a piece of wire back to LAV for examination. Any report yet? Not yet. Wire and fingerprints both under study. We'll keep you informed. 10-4, unit 10, clear. KTXA, Austin. When I reached Abilene, I got a complete rundown on Walter DeNeen's activities. It was too complete. Like he was making sure his time in the city would be accounted for. The people who'd seen him was his attorney. Well, yes. Yes, Ranger. Mr. DeNeen spent several hours with me yesterday afternoon. We had dinner together last night. Went to the theater. What'd he come to see you about? Well, some investments. He's been doing a little speculating cotton. Good or bad? Well, it's client business, and I don't think I have the right to discuss it. I can find out by checking with the exchange. I'm just asking you to save time. All right. His losses have been rather heavy. More than he could afford? Much more. He carry much insurance on his wife and child? No, more than that. Nothing large. All right, thanks. One more thing. Are you sure DeNeen doesn't benefit financially by his wife's death? Well, Ranger, he couldn't have gotten back to ask him about 1.30 last night after we'd been out. That isn't what I asked. Well, Mrs. DeNeen had a good bit of money in her own right. In case of her death, though, she had to tie it up in trust with a child. But the child is dead, too. What happens now? Well, in that case, the entire state will probably go to Mr. DeNeen. I made one more stop before I headed back to Ashton. I paid a visit to the garage, the hotel house. I keep the location of all guest cars on this index rack, so we'll know which stores they're in when they want them. Was Walter DeNeen's car in here yesterday? DeNeen, that's, um, D-I-N, isn't it? Uh-huh. No, there's no record of it. Was he a guest at the hotel? Yes. Is there any parking lot around here he might have used? Not convenient to the hotel, and parking is free here for guests, so I don't think he'd use a lot. Neither do I. Thanks. Before I left Abilene, I called my headquarters. They had a report. No strange prints had been found in DeNeen's house. The wire key looked like a plant. I hung up and made another call to Sheriff Ross. I'm beginning to wonder about Walter myself, Jess. Why? He's been kind of curious about where you are. I told him you went to Abilene just to see if he could draw him out. Good. How'd he react? Kind of nervous. Then he said something about flying up to Abilene and back. Of course, he never did say he drove it. No, but he gave the impression that he drove. Well, even so, he was there when the killer took place. Yeah, but the killer had the use of DeNeen's car. Can you get your hands on the car? Well, it's over and back in the funeral parlor right now. That's where DeNeen said he was going just a few minutes ago when he stopped by to ask about you. Well, grab that car and check it for fingerprints. I'll be there as fast as I can roll. Worked over, Chef? Yeah, thought I had reports on the prints soon. Send them to Austin. Find any strangers? Quite a few of one set that weren't DeNeen's. If they belong to a professional killer, there's a good chance he'll have a record. Where's DeNeen? My deputies are out looking for him. Why? I thought he was at the funeral parlor. So did I, until I went in to look for him after we finished on the car. Undertaker said he'd left more than an hour ago by the front door. That's the spot that you were working over the car. Come on, let's find him. Yeah. Look, the house, not any place in town. Where could he be if he hasn't run out? Trying to cover up for a couple of mistakes? He won't run, not yet. Why? Because his alibi is airtight. We can shake it. But unless we find the killer he hired, we can't shake it enough.  His wife's money? How'd you know about that? Just thinking back, a little late. Folks knew Mrs. DeNeen's family left her well off. Walter married her not long after they passed on. A lot of people thought the money had something to do with it. I wish you'd remember that sooner. Well, Jase, they seemed close. And then there's the baby. The baby was just something extra that got into DeNeen's way. Never gotten any of the money. KTXA, unit 10. Maybe report on the Prince. Unit 10, go ahead, KTXA. I've report on Prince lifted from a car in Ashton, Texas. One set identified as belonging to Joe Crofton. Joe Crofton? Any line on his whereabouts? Finish serving parole four months ago. Last address known to parole office was Shack located western slope of Casket Mountain. 10-4, unit 10, clear. KTXA, Austin. Crofton must be the killer, then, Jase? I'll bet on it. How far to Casket Mountain? About 20 miles and turns south, another five. After that, well, we'll need horses if he's far up. You should have brought your horse along the trailer with charcoal. I can borrow one. Crofton's gonna be tough to take. You sound like you know him. I wrote the ticket for his last trip to Huntsville six years ago. That was murder, too, but he copped out with a manslaughter, please. Better not take any chances, Jase. He starts shooting. We'll have to toss it back, dead center. No. We gotta take him alive. He'll talk to keep from burning once we get him. Yeah. Yeah, I see. If Walter Venine paid him to do the job, he's the only one who can break Venine's alibi. That's right. So no matter what happens, we gotta take him alive. Crofton's cabin was up all right. Way up. Sheriff borrowed a horse from the man who directed us. Quite a climb, Jase. Well, not so bad to follow in this wash, though. I suppose he isn't there. I got a hunch he will be. I don't think Denine had enough money to pay for this killing. He was almost broke. You mean he planned to pay off out of his wife's money when he got it? Yeah. I wonder how Walter arranged for him to get the car that night. Not much to arrange. Left it near the airport with the keys in it. Crofton brought it back and left it in the same spot. Probably left the house key for him, too. Glove compartment, maybe. With the airport 40 miles from Ashton, nobody recognized the car or a strange driver. Come in at night, use an abandoned road. Another horse left tracks in here, too. Yeah. A horse. No. Walter was taken the rough way. Just cut in the wash here to find a better trail. Crofton lives up here. He'd know the best trail. The wills would be coming up here.  Come on. Here, give on. Not too fast, Jason. We'll spill. You gotta risk it. Too slow, we'll be too late. We reached the shack and crept up on it. There was no horse around and no sign of life. Tried to draw fire by showing ourselves, but none came. We had to go in. Hold your gun ready, Sheriff.  Right, Jason. Is that Crofton? Yeah, that's him. And Denine got here first. Jason, this fellow looks like he shot himself. Guns in his own hand. What's his paper beside it? Let's see. Jason, he did kill himself. This note says so. Confesses the murders, too. Sure it does. But Walter Denine wrote that. And that note's gonna hang him. How do you know? Ever seen Denine's writing? No. But I've seen Crofton's before. He signed his name with an X. Prison record shows he's illiterate. He could read or write. Come on, Sheriff. Gonna put out a pickup for Denine. We'll pick him up ourselves. He can't be far off.  He must be going across the top of the mountain to go down the other side. Come on. As fast as they could move, we spotted a rider ahead of us as he topped the slope. He hurt us because he looked back. And then whipped his mountain disappeared. He knows we're on him. Got about 300 yards. We'll get him. He's piling leather. Coming to the top now. Keep blowing the saddle. Watch out for an M. Perfect cover. Not too perfect. Bullard's a ricochet back from that ledge behind him. See that dent in the ledge? Yeah. Draw your gun and we'll empty it on him. Hit right below the dent. All right. All right. Let's hope for a billiard shot. Start firing. Let's take him. Sorry for you all up until a few hours ago. You gotta get me to a doctor. You're not hurt badly. We'll get you to a doctor. All I want to know is how you met Crofton. Come on, Walter. Talk up. I saw his picture in the paper when he got out of jail. I made a deal with him a couple of months ago. Yeah. A deal to wipe out your own wife and kid. Must be great to be as brave as you are. Get up, Denin. 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This morning we are very blessed. Janet is going to share with us and Just invite the Lord to be present with us and bless her. She speaks to us Janet Good morning. I Hope you all had a good night's sleep And that first cup of coffee You're ready to go Because I just really believe that the Lord has so much for all of us today. I I Want to begin this morning just sharing my favorite scripture about freedom with you. I believe Matt already Quoted it in his talk about freedom, but it's from John chapter 8 34 and it says everyone who sins is a slave to sin Now a slave has no permanent place in the family But a son Belongs to it forever So if the sun sets you free You will be free indeed and I love that scripture because it talks about our freedom But it talks about Belonging, you know, we want to be set free from those things that hold us back those those bondages in our lives But we want we want to be set free not only from things, but for something We want to be set free For that relationship with our Heavenly Father to know that as sons and daughters We belong to his family. We're not orphans. We're not alone in this world We belong to the family of God to our Heavenly Father So this morning My talk is called ministry to others and I just really want to talk about What an unbound session looks like? So how we will assist you to use the five keys to receive freedom from the influence of evil spirits so There's going to be an opportunity later for some of you many of you to receive ministry and I was going to begin this talk by encouraging you to come for ministry, but you know yesterday I came in during the break as People were in the lobby signing up for sessions and I'm not sure I need to make that encouragement Because the lobby was full and I believe many of you have already signed up But if the Lord is touching something in your heart this weekend I do want to encourage you to just go for the freedom that he has for you And as we were praying this morning, I felt like particularly Encouraging the seminarians who are there who are here, you know I've prayed with a lot of people who receive feeling freedom They feel really liberated and excited and they say oh my gosh Why did I have to wait 40 years for this? So I want to encourage the seminarians those of you who are younger don't wait don't wait, but You know early on in your formation receive what the Lord has for you so This my talk is intended to give you a picture of what you can expect if you come for ministry this this week But it's also we'll lay a foundation For you to use the five keys in your ministry as a priest or a deacon or a seminarian We believe that our guidelines if they're followed and using unbound That it's a model for praying for deliverance that safe Easily understood and reproducing reproducible So I believe that every time I minister to someone. I'm modeling for them Not only not only how they can receive freedom for themselves But how they can help a friend to receive freedom as well Excuse me We refer to deliverance as freedom from the influence of evil spirits Because that signifies like an ongoing event an ongoing process rather than a single event, you know, sometimes people talk about deliverance like you know, it's this it's this one big event that happened in my life once and You know, I did I got some freedom, but I don't ever want to go through that again, you know There's a mentality of it's has to be once and done and the truth is it's it's a part of our conversion it's an ongoing process and So I'd like to share a little bit more of my testimony about that ongoing process because I'm a good example of it. So I shared How at one point I? received Ministry and I was set free from fear and I was also set free and healed of migraine headaches at the time Well, what happened for me? Was I walked in that freedom and without any symptoms of migraine headaches for probably about two months and I was really excited and I probably told Everyone I knew I gave my testimony about how God had healed me and set me free And then what happened was after those two months I started having some symptoms And then I had some migraine headaches and I was feeling really discouraged. I was upset I think I was not only upset about the migraine headaches, but I was upset that You know somehow maybe I ruined God's reputation, you know, I told everybody he healed me and now I'm not But So what but what I did instead of you know, just giving in to discouragement and hopelessness I Went to some this couple that we knew who had more experience with deliverance ministry than we did and I Told them what had happened and that I was feeling really discouraged and they said to me You need to stand on the truth of what God did that day and you need to fight for your freedom now At first I was a little leery Because for years I had asked people to pray for me for healing and they would say things like they would pray a quick prayer and say Now just believe it and you'll be healed and that just never resonated with me But when this time they said, you know, you need to stand on the truth of What God did for you that day? I remembered I remembered Weeping on the floor and getting up and knowing in my knower that God had touched me and believing that he had healed me and So what I did was I took their advice I went home and if I started having a migraine headache What I did instead of going to bed and turning out the lights and taking some medicine. I would fight I would ask Neil to pray for me I would quote the scripture about who I was as a child of God and the authority I had in my life and And I'm not saying I never took another Tylenol or didn't lay down, but I Changed my response to what I believed was the enemy Doing in my life and the more that I did that the fewer symptoms I had Until I was free of the migraine headaches again And I don't know my my understanding of that is That you know the enemy was really trying to rob me of what God had done and the more I ignored Him and the more I turned my my eyes upon the Lord I Thought well, I guess the enemy thought he would go bother someone else. Yeah So that's what I mean by an ongoing conversion process. Sometimes we need to fight for our freedom and then there's another part to my story about two years after I was prayed for One of my sons came to me and he said I need to talk to you about our relationship He said I feel like you always think that you're right and I'm wrong and you think you're better than me and That really hurt He said he was having a difficulty experiencing my love so as a mom and that just really hurt and So I asked my son to leave the room and I cried and But instead of Responding and staying in that hurt. I Wanted to know what the Lord was doing and what he was saying in this relationship difficulty so I went to Neil and I asked him to Minister to me using the five keys and that day What came up for me in ministry was some memories from my childhood Memories of some rejection from peers But mostly it was my relationship with my dad and the memories that came up were of my dad Times when he would be angry. I grew up in a family a large family I have eight siblings four of my siblings are brothers who quite frequently Were in trouble and dad needed to discipline and Sometimes it was in his anger And the memories that I had was that that was frightening for me And what the Lord revealed to me that day is that was the root of my fear that what I experienced as a child was fear of that anger fear of conflict fear of men I Think that maybe the biggest thing was the fear of being out of it out of control, you know when you're A child in a situation where there's nothing you can do You if you fear or you feel out of control And so as Neil minister to me I renounced those things as as my enemy and I was set free of fear at a deeper level You see two years before that man who I found out I was the first person that he prayed for deliverance for He just named it and God and his sovereignty used that for me But now the Lord wanted to take it to a deeper level and show me the root of the fear And that's part of the unbound process is we always want to find that entryway the root So that we can be set free at a deeper and deeper level so Deliverance ministry is just part of our conversion and it's an ongoing process And we are not a failure if we don't receive it all in one session our objective in unbound ministry is that we want to love the person with the love of Jesus Christ and Assist them in getting free from the influence of evil spirits Jesus delivers we Assessed so this model is different from other models that are more Confrontational where there may be more manifestations And there are more focused on demons and those manifestations and may look more like Exorcism Unbound is non confrontational deliverance ministry We focus on the person and their story and listening for those entryways that Neil talked about yesterday We want to help the person to confront the truth But we're not interested in confronting spirits So unbound looks more like evangelism than it does Exorcism and I think of the difference between those two models confrontational and non confrontational deliverance as the difference between a Doctor delivering a baby and a midwife Assisting in natural childbirth. I've had both experiences and when the doctor delivered my baby, I felt like there was a professional there and it was his job to Get the baby out When a midwife Helped delivered my children. I felt like I had a friend I had someone who came alongside of me and coached me and assisted me and cheered me on Well for me, that's a picture of what we want to be as we assist people to receive freedom from the influence of Evil spirits. We want to be a coach and assistant. We want to come alongside of them and help them to receive freedom Sometimes people come and they're focused on their suffering Some of you have come here because of the suffering in your life And we want to listen to you and we want to respond in compassion But our focus is on helping you to understand how have you responded To the suffering in your life because when it comes to either bondage or freedom for us It's it's isn't the suffering as much as how did we respond to that suffering? When it comes to our freedom So we're always gonna have the cross in our lives, but we don't need to live without hope or joy So if you come for ministry this afternoon there will be a team to minister to you and I want to share a few principles about what it means to be on an unbound ministry team Some of you are going to be actually be on the team. I don't know if you know that When we asked you to sign up in twos so one of you will be ministered to and you were Asked to sign up to bring a brother with you that brother is there to be an intercessor for you So our team usually consists of a leader and one or two intercessors When it comes to the ministry time where You will the leader will do a short interview and then lead you Through those five keys on our teams There's always one leader one person that interacts with the person receiving ministry and we have there's two reasons for that one is the Person who's ministering the leader wants to make a heart-to-heart connection with the person that they're ministering to and if You know, it's more of a team approach and you are Focusing on several people in the room. It can be hard for that connection to be made The other reason is that evil spirits respond To the authority of Jesus Christ being manifest in a person And so we want it to be clear in that session where that authority lies Another guideline on your teams is that there would always be a woman on a team if a woman is being ministered to and the same thing for men That It doesn't need to be a man That's that would lead your session say this afternoon But there would need to be a man on the team. It wouldn't be two women leading That session again another reason for your bringing a brother with you That is just to ensure comfort Reassurance and protection. We always want people to feel comfortable and safe when they're receiving ministry another principle on our team is that Confidentiality is of the utmost importance people have told us I've never shared this with anyone before in my life People come feeling vulnerable and they really need to know that what they share in there that session would never be shared Outside of that session without their permission Confidentiality is important. So We've been talking these past few days about the five keys The five keys that we use to minister the repentance and faith forgiveness renunciation Authority and the father's blessing So I just want to give you a picture now and talk about the process of how we use those five keys in a session So the first thing when you come Perhaps this afternoon is we just want you to feel comfortable. And so the team will do everything they can To be in a pretty private space. We've done the best we can with with what's available here and We just want to welcome you warmly and help you to just feel comfortable enough to share your story and That the leader is going to do a short Interview and with your permission will be taking a few notes and we do that because it's just it's helpful If we can jot things down as you're sharing then when it comes to time for ministry, it's all right there so the first thing about that interview is that you will be asked a question and and for this time here the question will probably Be what is coming up in your heart as you've been listening as you've been doing practice with Forgiveness and renunciation. What's been coming up for you? What area of your life do you feel stuck where you want the Lord to bring freedom to you and Then after you begin to share that our job the job of the team is to listen To listen through the lens of those five keys So we're listening for who do you need to forgive and what are the words that you're using? That are your enemies that you need to renounce so for example Let's say a woman comes in for a session and the and is asked that question You know, what's your struggle today and she says I think it's my relationship with my sister I really resent her when we were growing up. She used to torture me and tease me. She called me fat and ugly Well, if I'm leading that session on my paper I would have written it sounds like she needs to forgive her sister right and She used the word resentment so I would have written that down and also if someone struggles with resentment Many times along with that comes anger some bitterness sometimes hatred sometimes revenge or retaliation And can even lead to a spirit of murder And so as I'm listening I might have written down a few of those related Spirits so that I can ask her about them later on in a session at some point the leader will usually ask a question What was your relationship like with your mom and your dad when you were growing up and the reason for that is if we can get a picture of How did you respond early in life? To those most significant relationships What was your response to the traumas or or to the difficulties in relationship when you were a child and You've shared what your struggle is now Many times what we can see is this pattern of a response that you're still That's still going on in your life And that is a is a real key to the enemy's entryway This is how you were responding then and that pattern is continuing in your relationships now And it's something that the enemy has taken hold of The leader will also want to know about support in your life You know, do you have a good? Brother in the Lord or a group of brothers in the Lord where you're really able to share your your life Deeply and receive support You know many times people will come I shouldn't say many times But sometimes people will come and is as we ask that question about what what their relationships are like You know, even do you have a close relationship with a mature Christian friend? Sometimes there's people who you know They've they've gone to this church and then to that church because they've not found a a home And they don't have a good supportive relationship in their own family They just seem to be alone We really want to know about that because just like my testimony People need that support afterwards you need the support of someone else who understands so that if you're struggling You have someone to go to and they can help you to continue to walk in that freedom So we want to know that there is support in the person's life So what are the questions that you might be asked in the interview? People will ask me sometimes what questions are they going to ask me? We really Want to let the Holy Spirit lead us questions about parents siblings and childhood trauma are important Because those are all can be entry ways as well as Sexual relationships outside marriage They can be entry ways as well The leader would also be listening for a cult practice Are there obstacles due to curses spells magic and a curse?  There was our curses that have been spoken over people Involvement in the occult is like sealing Satan's plan. It's like whatever else has gone on that occult Involvement sort of cements it or seals That plan for someone's life It's like an invitation has been made to him to come in and now we want to take that invitation back The leader might also ask some questions about your relationship with the Lord listening for Your relationship with the father and the son, you know, sometimes people come in and they'll say to me Well, I love Jesus. I have a really close relationship with him, but I just don't know about the father, you know Because so many people have been wounded by their own fathers. So we're Relistening for that and the last area Would be that we would be listening for his repentance for significant sins brought up in the interview that have not been repented of so sometimes as You're listening to us someone's story. They may have confessed But as you're listening it sounds more like They've excused and they've blamed someone else. It's a it's always because of someone else So if that comes up In the interview if it comes up in that sense of they haven't really repented We want to note that and help them with that first key This is an opportunity for you to take responsibility for your for your responses through forgiveness and Relunciation overcoming any temptation to blame others or to see yourself as a victim So to finish the interview we would summarize what you've shared and Share any insights into the entry ways so I would I would you know look at my notes and Speak back to you speak back to the person that I'm ministering to You know, this is what I saw These are the people that you mentioned that it would be good for you to forgive today Do you want to do that? So we're speaking back the From the notes that we've taken we speaking back what they've shared and getting permission. This is their time They are taking or you're taking authority in your life. We're just standing with you in it So we want to get your permission for how we're going to proceed so for example like that that woman who came and That I used as an example and Resented her sister I would ask her do you want to forgive your sister today and you know you said you resented her do you struggle with bitterness and Do you struggle with anger? Have you ever had thoughts of hatred towards your sister and If she responded yes to those things, I would check them off as her enemies to renounce so after listening to the story and then responding giving a response to the person about this is how we'd like to proceed we're ready to Lead you in making pronouncements with the five keys So first we would lead in a prayer of repentance for any sins acknowledged in the interview and that prayer of surrender You know that Neil already talked about when he talked about the first key so to just to lead the person to simply say Lord I Come to you today And I thank you that you died on the cross for me And I thank you that you have forgiven me for all of my sins and once again today Lord I just surrender my heart to you Because I want you to be Lord of everything in my life and Please forgive me Lord for blaming you For the for the things that have happened in my life I want you to be Lord of everything and then we would lead in pronouncing forgiveness One of the benefits of leading the person and having them Just repeat after us is that we can help you to be Specific and go to that place of pain. So if if I've listened to your story I've heard the story when it comes to forgiven. I can help you to be specific and say I forgive my dad for Not being there at my games. I forgive my dad for For not blessing me as his son I Forgive my dad for not ever telling me how much he loved me I forgive my dad in the name of Jesus So it releases forgiveness at a deeper level if we can forgive from that place of pain from that place Where we've been wounded After For the forgiveness we want to lead in renouncing each area of bondage just as you did Yesterday with Neil renounce means to withdraw from engagement Commitment agreement or covenant with the enemy whether it's physical mental or spiritual We identify with Jesus and his authority and say in the name of Jesus I renounce anger in the name of Jesus. I renounce resentment demons respond to Jesus so all of the areas that For renunciation all of those areas that apply to your story would be covered in renunciation and then The leader will place his hand on your head with your permission and Speak the command it doesn't need to be loud. We don't need to shout But it should be said firmly with authority in the name of Jesus. I command every spirit That father Joe has renounced and I command them to leave him Right now, and we will wait just a few seconds Just wait and then ask this question of you What is coming to your mind right now? and that's an important question for the leader because What you respond to that question is going to help them to know how to continue to minister to you so Sometimes people will say Nothing's coming to my mind. I don't think anything happened. I don't think I'll ever be free Well, then what the leader would do is have you renounce doubt and unbelief because that's what's coming Against you right now and many times once that has been done Then the person will will feel free sometimes What will what will come to someone's mind may seem totally out of context of that ministry session and they'll say Oh, I don't understand it, but My grandfather is coming to my mind now In that case what we want to do is go back to the interview Ask a few questions about grandfather and take them through the the five keys again What's happened Usually is that when that command is given the first time Some more superficial things have been have come up and have been taken care of now The deeper issue is coming up and we just want to go through the keys again Give the command again and ask that question again We are always looking for your response It's your testimony of what God's done. Whether you're you've received freedom or not We don't want to tell anybody that they're free. I remember one time Neil and I were ministering to someone Neil was the leader and I was Interceding for him and I remember after giving the command He said to the woman that he was ministering to he said what's coming to your mind and she said I see fireworks and Neil said well, what do they look like and she said oh, they're all different colors. They're going off all over the place It's really beautiful and he said yes, it's your independence day But you notice he asked her what do they look like you know for some people fireworks Are frightening or too loud or they're not a good experience But when she said They're beautiful. They're going off all all over the place. He was confirming. Yes, it's your independence day It was her testimony. It was her Expression of yeah, I I'm seeing freedom Sometimes and not everybody sees fireworks Sometimes people will just say I feel good I feel peaceful and and the leader just might not be sure does that mean freedom or Or not, you know, or is there more to do here? Is there something else deeper? What we will have you do is give Thanksgiving Thanksgiving reveals the heart and it seals what's been renounced and commanded So if I can lead the person to say thank you Lord that I forgave my sister today Thank you Lord that That I forgave my mom and my dad And Lord, I thank you that I'm not an orphan. I belong to you. I belong to your family if Someone can freely give Thanksgiving and make pronouncements of the truth in the areas where there have been lies It's a pretty good indication That they've received freedom well, what if You know, we've gone through a session a couple of times gone through, you know the five keys several times because more has come up and and The first the person doesn't seem fully free. They seem somewhat still conflicted and yet The team has prayed for ministered to Everything that they that the Lord has brought up to that day everything. They have wisdom for Or they're running out of time What how do we end a session like that? Well, we always want to end by giving thanks for what God has done Even if they're the person hasn't fully been set free we can thank God for what he has done To lead them to say thank you Lord that I've forgiven today and I thank you Lord That I can walk in the freedom that you have brought in my life and thank you Lord That that I am your child We want to encourage the person thank the Lord for what they have done give Thanksgiving that that Even if there's more to do they've learned How to use those five keys for themselves? You know our goal is always that people would go away knowing that these are tools that they can use For their own lives. You don't always need to come back to the expert for more But we can also encourage that if you you know go home, maybe you need some more time to process Go home and read them bound a little bit more You can get together with a friend who understands the keys and go through them together Or you can come back for another session So we give Thanksgiving for what God has done and give encouragement for Expectation for more for more freedom more deliverance The goal is that you would go away Feeling loved and cared for we always tell our teams that Deliverance your freedom your deliverance is in the hands of Jesus our goal as as ministers is that you would experience love and compassion the last key is The father's blessing so You know at this point The person has really been you know emptied out of all this stuff and We want to fill them up and so We'll ask you to stand To stand before the father and receive the blessing that he has for you, you know, because as I said before You know, we want to be set free from things, but it's for Something it's that relationship with our Heavenly Father And you know that this Key the father's blessing for many people is the most important and For many people is is the most freeing and so The team is gonna pray for you to be filled up in all those places that have been emptied out Pray for the Holy Spirit to come and just to fill you and then what we want to do is to bless you is to speak a word from the father that would bless you and I always like to Encourage those who are praying for the father's blessing To really ask the father For something specific to bless his child To bless you if you've come from ministry And so for example, if I'm praying for a woman, I want to pray something Specific for her as a woman.  I want to bless her ability to nurture and to give life If I'm praying for a man, I want to bless him to know that he has what it takes To fulfill God's plan for him as a man of God sometimes special words prophetic words can be given as a blessing and I I've I have such a heart to want to see people receive the father's blessing that I've asked them Lord, would you please give me something specifically to bless this person today and if you've ever received a Blessing like that something that came from the father's heart It can transform your life And if you have ever received that you know what a precious gift it is one time I Was praying with a woman. She was Older than me. This was several years ago. Maybe maybe my age She was my age at the time or a little bit older anyway This in the session she had shared the biggest relationship that she really had difficulty with growing up was her mom and She so much so that she shared that as a teenager She had really cut her heart off from her mom And withdrew her heart from her mom. She experienced she shared Experiencing a lot of abandonment as a child and she like she shared this one picture of how She was left in the hospital and at that time in the country she was in years ago Parents were not allowed to visit and her mom would come to see her and she could only look through this tiny little window into the room where her child was and so she had these Memories of being abandoned which led her her response in life was at one point was You know to be angry towards her mom upset with her mom and to cut herself off from her mom so it came to She received a lot of freedom did a lot of forgiveness and it came time for the father's blessing and when I placed my hand on her head And they always take a moment and say Lord. What do you want to say to your daughter? And a picture came to my mind and so I spoke the picture to her and I said I see your heart It's really big And I as I spoke those words then I saw a flower in the middle of her heart I said I see a flower and it's an iris Now in the back of my mind is like it's not because I really like irises, you know But I spoke what I felt like the Lord gave me And I just spoke out of that picture and I said, you know It's a beautiful flower. It's in the middle of your heart And and the Lord just loves looking at your heart because it's so beautiful and The father declares you are my precious beloved daughter. I love to look at your heart When I finished praying that blessing she looked up at me and she said My mother's name was iris Yeah That was that was my response. I was like whoa Here the the biggest relationship that was such a difficulty for her That had led to her withdrawing her heart was Her mom and here's the Lord giving me a picture that represented her mom back in the middle of her heart now Can anybody? But God the father Do something like that to say to someone do you see do you see how I know you? Do you see how much? My heart is for you and I want to bless you So I always I always like to encourage people everyone you know you May not have a desire to pray for deliverance for people But you know what we all need to be blessed None of us has received the blessing Completely that God the father intended for us some of you may have had wonderful parents That did a good job of a blessing you but no one has received to the fullest extent the blessing that God the father Has in his heart for them, but you know what we can catch up we can catch up by blessing one another I encourage moms and dads to Speak blessing over your children find occasions and reasons to place your hands on your child and to bless them Bless the who they are we want to bless people in their identity and their destiny Who they are as a child of God and the plan that God has for their lives because that's where the enemy has robbed us So we want to speak blessing I'll tell one more example of Blessing that Is just precious to me that I that I share a lot there was a woman that I ministered to at a conference and she She received I knew she received in her session a lot of freedom because there was a lot of tears and and And and really deep things and the Lord you know in his graciousness had brought freedom and then it was time for the blessing and I Saw a picture for her as well as I placed my hand on her head so a picture of her and she was a little girl about five years old and She was dressed as a princess She had on a really cute little dress and she had a tiara on her head and and so that's the picture I had From the father, so I prayed into it and I I just declared you're a daughter of the king of kings You're his child. You're his princess. And so I blessed her as a princess a daughter of the king and I didn't know how she felt about that blessing and but she came back to me Later that day and she said I just want to tell you what that blessing meant for me She said when I was a little girl my mom and dad used to call me their princess That's who I was at home and then she went to school Went to kindergarten and she came home from school the first day and she was in tears and her mom met her at the front door and Asked her what was wrong and she said mom you won't believe it.  You'll always be our princess But the truth is out in the world you're not a princess But again What what the Lord did is what she said to me that day is, you know Only God the father Could have known How much that meant to me that that you know that the Lord would give me a picture of Something that deeply hurt her as a child, but that he used to speak healing Overheard now and blessing as a grown woman So if we can do that It doesn't it's it's not always a picture It might be a scripture that comes to mind that we as we're blessing that person The scripture comes to mind and we bless them by speaking that scripture over them and I've and you know people have said to some of our team members that's my favorite scripture and Yeah, I remember one time praying with a sister a religious sister and I started describing her in this garden and As I described the garden and the father's love for her and the blessing and after it was all over she told me that how much song of songs meant to her and that the description of the garden For her was something that the Lord had used when she was discerning her vocation So those are those are some of my stories of how the father has broken in just because He wanted to bless that person who has come and emptied themselves out and received freedom from the influence of evil spirits and Now is open and ready to receive the blessing that God the Father has for them So I just want to encourage you In whatever way the Lord leads you to bless others To to do that to just speak blessing because as I said before it can change the light So to finish a session We like to do a little bit of a follow-up in terms of just having you sit down once again after the father's blessing Just see how you're doing See how you're feeling and just encourage you You know these are the the significant enemies that you renounce today, you know Maybe it'd be good to journal your experience of today and to write that down so that You you have written down somewhere your experience of freedom Who your enemies are the most significant things so that in that ongoing Battle if there is temptation or if there is that battle to hold on to your freedom But you have a place where you can look back and say oh, yeah You know, I'm struggling with that again, and that's my enemy. I I was set free from that and you know many times then it's just a matter of saying a renouncing it or Even of just recognizing it and saying that's where that's the way the enemy wants me to respond in this situation And I won't I'm taking back that territory Romans Chapter 6 verse 22. I'd like to just conclude with says But now that you have been set free from sin and have become slaves to God The benefit you reap leads to holiness and the result is eternal life You've been set free from sin and Now we are no longer slaves To sin to the enemy, but we are slaves to God and The benefit that we reap is holiness and eternal life Amen


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We're in 21-22. Peninio Origins, a football hobby, eight box mix, number three, random team style. There's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website, under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. What was that? What was that? What was that noise?  For a second he scared me, Donnie. I was like, Jesus, dude. Twice, three times? What do you say? My god. A.J. Brown to 50, and Deandre Hopkins to 99. Austin Neckler, D.J. Moore. First hit is going to be a George Kittle, 68 of 99, hometown heroes for the Niners. Hassan Haskins, base auto, nice one there for the Titans. Congrats, Tennessee. And rookie jersey auto, Pierre Strong, Jr. Add is going to the Patriots. This one there, do we lend? Docks, too? Oh, each. Yeah, and here's the link to 2020 Bowman. Three to go. Only group break with spots currently remaining. D.J. Morta, 199, and A.J. Dillon to 299, base and base. Hometown heroes, CD-Lam, 15 of 25. Nice one there for the Cowboys. Another solid one here is going to be a Sam Howell, 38 of 99. Rookie auto for the Commanders. Congrats, Washington, Washington, and Taekwondo, and rookie jersey auto for the Patriots, TT. There you go, New England, nice. Quodoro Patterson to 75, and a blue, 33 of 99, Kyler Murray, Kenan Allen, and E.J. Perry. This one's going out to the Ravens is Kyle Hamilton, 2 of 49. Rookie patch, 2 of color. Got rookie auto, Carson Strong, red, 5 of 99 for the Eagles, and redemption, Traylon Burks, rookie jumbo jersey autographs, that's going to the Titans. Nice one there, Tennessee. Hey, thank you, Jason, taking a spot in 2020 Bowman. We're down to 2, Donny, down to 2. Down to 2, everybody. Last box to 22, and then we'll be on to 2021. I got it. Jamonte Williams to 199. T. Higgins and Christian Watson for the Packers. Brissol, 19 of 99. Three-color patch for the Jets. We've got a David Bell base rookie auto for the Browns, and a Damian Pierce rookie jumbo jersey autographs going to the Texans. Nice one there, Congrats, each town. Four boxes of 21. Ryan Tannehill, 96 to 175. And red, Aaron Rodgers to 299. It's going to be Jerry Judy and Calvin Ridley. This one here going to the Bengals. Jamar Chase, jumbo rookie jersey, 16 of 199. Congrats, Cincinnati. We've got Big Palm, Josh Palmer, base auto for the Chargers. It's a Donny Carter.  Oh, yeah. And Yami Brown, 41 of 99. Red rookie jersey auto. That is going to the Commanders. I'll see you QB. T. Lawfields, Lance Mack. Do they play it? Do they win or no, Mackernan? I don't even know. No, they won, right? 1-0, I think. Three dots after today, I guess no. Never going again. Jamison Crowder to 299. Nick Chubb, 7 of 79. There's Danny Dimes and Kylin Hill for the Packers. Got Josh Palmer, rookie jumbo jersey, 159 out of 199 for the Chargers. We've got Anthony Schwartz, rookie jersey auto. That is going to the Browns. And then we've got Davis Mills, 4 of 10. Two-colored RPA. Nice one, Texans. One spot to go. One spot to go. You will be. You will be. Mackeroon. Yes, sir. Wait, what's going on? Top's Chrome UCL. I thought it was an event board. Is that going to be quick? Oh, I can almost say another Homer. This is insane. What's the highest goal? I think 30. Oh man, here's my card. Darren Waller to 175. And Russell Wilson to 299. J.K. Dobbins and Justin Fields. Nice one. Here's going to be TMJ, Terrace Marshall Jr. That is 35 of 199. Down to 1 now, Donnie. Down to 1. They get their Daniel K. Picking up a spot in 2020 Bowman. We've got Simi Fajoco, 349 for the Cowboys, rookie auto. Yeah, these cards are super clean. I love Origins, man. Always was a big Origins guy. And Redemption, Kellan Mann, rookie jumbo jersey autos going to the Vikings. So in their Minnesota, Brett R. Aki, a go-horns to play every time we sell out. Yeah, that'd be pretty dope, actually. We'll just have you do it. That's going to be our horn. It's the worst sounding horn in Aki. T-Bos Samuel, 81 of 99. It's like when you go to customization at NHL and you get to customize your own go-horn. That's exactly what that is right there. 299 Buffalo Bills. Yeah, I want you to just record something. I'll use that as my goal every time I score. Yeah, I saw it come in, Jonathan. I'm pumped, dude. Darius, Tony, rookie. Got a Kyle Trask. Nice one there, 275. Rookie jersey for the Bucks. Got a Redemption. Rashad Bateman, rookie auto going to the Ravens. Nice one there. Sold out on the night, everybody. Thank you there. Eric T taking the last spot of the night. Let's go, baby. Ron Dale Moore, rookie jersey auto going to the Cardinals. Nice one there. Congrats, Arizona. They need two more runs for their highest scoring game for Frasier. I'll do it for the Brick, guys. Do a quick recap here. Time is the last one supposed to end. Probably like one-ish, I would think, Jonathan, like 12-45, between 12-45 and 1. Kyle Trask, Tarris Marshall, Josh Palmer, Jamar Chase, Bree Saul, Kyle Hamilton, CD Lam, George Kittle, we had a Kellerman, Simi Pahoko, David Mills, a Anthony Schwartz, Diami Brown, Josh Palmer, Damian Pierce, David Bell, Traylon Burks, Carson Strong, Tyquan Thornton, Sam Howell, Hassan Haskins, Pierce Strong Jr., Ron Dale Moore, and Rashad Bateman. Thank you guys again for the fill. Coming up, we've got some, I think it's the photo mixer now. Nice, photo mixer.


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