Hello, Freedom Family! Today we feature DerSky, an eight-year... How do you do eight? Eight-year Freedom Partner who started making only 19 cents in his second month partnered with Freedom. He's a motivation for all of you because now he's making thousands of times more revenue. And I want to show him how he'll show you his channel. And we're going to use heartbeat to do it. So let's see. What does DerSky do? He creates Unreal 5 engine tutorials in German and his channel you can see right here. Let me show it to you. It's in heartbeat. There's his channel. Let me move myself to the other side. Show it to you again. Here we go. Here's his channel. What I'm doing is I am going to every tab very quickly by hovering over the thumbnails on the left on heartbeat.photos. Now let me show you his real channel. Here is DerSky. And you can see his default playing video has 65,000 views. And I want to show you another cool thing that you can do with heartbeat. Is when you're playing his video and you have heartbeat installed as a Chrome extension. Look, you can help DerSky create his chapters as a fan. If you click this 20 more community moments, here are the chapters that DerSky created in his YouTube video description. You can see them here. This is an exact copy of what you see in heartbeat when you click the 20 more community moments. And if you think his chapters can be improved, you can do it. You can suggest better titles. You can create additional chapters, edit his chapters. Now it won't actually edit his chapters. It'll create a copy so you can edit them. But then the creator in this case DerSky, he can see what his fans have done, what changes his fans have made. And he can adopt those to be his new chapters. But let's say DerSky is a bit lazy. Maybe he didn't create any chapters. What heartbeat does is it also searches the YouTube comments. So if a helpful fan created the chapters for DerSky in the comments, heartbeat would find them. And you can see them here. You can import from YouTube chapters, either the video description or the comments. Now heartbeat auto-detects these things. If heartbeat sees something that looks like chapters in the comments, it will add them to the list right here. And so you can import them, improve them, and then tell the creator, Hey, here's your new and improved chapters. Maybe you should add them to your video description. Alright Freedom of Family, that's enough about heartbeat. I'll tell you more on where to get it later. DerSky, let me play a bit of his video. I'll unmute and skip ahead to one of the exciting chapters, which are, which is right here, Landscape Material. Now roll it! So to watch the rest of this video, click that eye to see this video. And that will teach you about the Landscape Material from Unreal 5. Among many other tips that DerSky has. Do you want to get featured on the George Show, like I featured DerSky using heartbeat? If so, simply email support.freedom.tm, the link to your channel, and why you feel you deserve to be featured. Either you're a new partner or you've been with us for eight years like DerSky, or you have a story you think that we should tell. I would love it if you email it to us at support.freedom.tm and we will feature more channels in the future. And I also ask for you, and this is for you too, DerSky, put freedom please in your channels tab so that we cross promote each other and create a video on your own channel about freedom, about your thoughts of freedom, what you like, what you don't like, how we can improve, what you think about heartbeat, anything that you like. Make a video, we'd love to see it. And again, send us a link to support.freedom.tm. Guys, heartbeat is not available yet, but we have prototypes. You can check them out by typing heartbeat.photos. That's it. If you type heartbeat.photos, you will come to this website where you can upload, drag and drop your own photos to test it out. Give it a try. For the heartbeat moments, just go to heartbeatmoments.com. That will take you to this testing Chrome extension where you can try out our heartbeat moments Chrome extension. I encourage you to try it. Send us comments down there in the comments below, tell us what you think, so we'll improve based on your feedback and email your thoughts to support.freedom.tm. We expect to launch these products at the end of this month, June 2023, publicly. Until then, we are in heavy development mode, so you're able to influence the product by using it now and telling us what you think. Of course, you'll be able to influence the product after launch as well. We'll never finish it. It will always be improving and listening to community feedback. That is the spirit of freedom. We all help each other grow together as a family, and we help you. You help us. It's a win-win, with pro quo relationship, right guys? We're building heartbeat for you. We're building it so you can earn a penny or get paid a penny when you earn a penny. No 4k, 1k rule, multi-format images, text and video and video clips. There's a lot of things that I'll tell you when heartbeat launches, but for now, try it out yourself. We have photos right here, and we have clipping and heartbeat moments. Alright, till the next episode, Freedom Family. Hope you enjoyed this dare-sky spotlight. Dare-sky, I hope you enjoy your partnership with Freedom and you'll continue to be with us for another eight years. And until the next episode, guys, who am I? I am the CEO and founder of Freedom for Freedom and the Freedom Family and the Heartbeat Family, where we all help each other grow together as a family. I went for a jog yesterday, 3.5, what is it? 3.5 kilometers, non-stop, continuous running around the golden mile. It's a rubber track, it's a soft, bouncy surface, so it's good for running. I was out at midnight. This was late, late, but I did it, and I hope you did too.  Even my wife didn't join me on this run, although I offered, she politely declined. Hopefully we can get her out next time. Right, honey? She's actually right over there, but she's going to be critiquing my video in the future, so I'm going to improve based on her feedback. I hope you guys do get your exercise. It's very important to stay healthy. As I get older, I start feeling all the joints, creaks and aches and pains, but they go away if I exercise regularly. So, do the same. At least a little bit every day. Get a sweat. You'll thank me later. All right, Freedom Family. Till the next episode. I am George. You've been watching... Ooh, you're dreaming but love. Yeah. Click that I to partner with Freedom and join the Freedom Family so we can all grow together. You get many perks, like position music. You also get Epidemic Sound, a lot of other access to royalty-free videos, sponsorships, and things to help you grow. Just click the links down there in the description below to get involved in our community, our forums, our Discord chat servers, Meet Our Graphics Team, Meet Our Community Team, all of that on Discord and the forums. What are you waiting for? Get started. And we will grow together as a family because this is the Freedom Family. You are part of it. And we're all growing together. To get more, George, click that big F that will subscribe you to Freedom Central, home of The George Show. And PewDiePie gave one of you, Freedom Family, a big shout out. Click that video to see the shout out and to see our new 3D sets for you. And click that video to see what YouTube recommends you watch next.


At Audiology Associates at Prestonsburg, you can live your life the way you want and find the freedom of better hearing. You'll experience patient care that is specific to you with exceptional follow-up care that ensures your hearing and balance needs are being met. Audiology Associates at 1428 Northlake Drive in Prestonsburg. November 12th and 13th, the Tug Valley Roadrunner Club will be hosting the Southern Harvest Half Marathon 5K and 24-hour Endurance Challenge. During the Endurance Challenge, participants will earn a gold belt buckle for completing 100 miles and a silver belt buckle for completing 100 kilometers. This will be our third year of this event. This coincides with our Southern Harvest Half Marathon 5K. So pretty much all of them will kind of start at the same time. But this one starts at 9-10 a.m. And of course you have 24 hours to do as many loops as possible. Then the race ends the next day, Sunday at 9-10 as well. So it's been pretty consistent to seeing the numbers of people joining this event. We're no more for the Concord of Wall, which is our other race in March, 47 and 35 hours. So to put this in the mix too as well, it's good just to kind of bounce between those crazy hours of running and walking. The event will be held in Williamson, West Virginia at Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College. And events will begin at 9, 9-05 and 9-10 a.m. I think it's just like a different topical versus those who run like a marathon, half marathon or 5K. And that one is more like seeing people just kind of running as fast as they want and trying to beat their time. With this one, it's more just kind of conservative and just kind of taking your time. You know, you can run, walk or kind of have a system and you just find what works for you. For more information and to register, visit Tuck Valley Roadrunners Club on Facebook. For Mountain Top News, I'm Brianna Robinson.


I live in an RV full-time. I don't have a house, I don't have a stationery job, and I chose this life 100% and I love it. So today I'm going to tell you guys what my story is and why I choose to be a nomad. Hey everybody, it's Robin with Creativity RV and today I wanted to tell you guys what my story is, like why I live in an RV. A lot of you may have seen an introductory video that I did when I very first started my channel, but you know I had like 47 subscribers then and I know that a lot of you probably don't even know why it is that I chose to live in an RV. So I'm going to tell you what my story is. Basically here's the deal. I was not a camper. I was an indoor dork. I was a reader and I kind of lived in my you know own head and I wanted to be a writer and I was a member of the Girl Scouts, but you know I just wanted to sell some cookies and dominate the cookie selling. It may be surprising, but I had never even been in an RV when I bought my RV and I had never camped in a tent and I had never been out to like National Forest Land or BLM Land. I didn't even go check it out before I decided to do this, which I wouldn't recommend for everybody, but that's kind of how I roll. In my case like there is for a lot of people there was absolutely a catalyst that made me choose this life. I like I said wanted to be a writer and I got my degree in creative writing and worked as an editor and worked as a literary agent and a freelance writer and I was absolutely starving. So I sold out to the man and went into corporate America and the entire time I was there for like 20 years I just kept trying to figure out how I could write full time. It's really hard to you know work 10 hours a day and then go home and work on a novel it just wasn't happening. So I kept starting these businesses and I would build them up and sell them so that I could write for a year but then the money would run out and I'd have to go back and have another job you know and then like the decades went by and finally I ended up getting you know a pretty good corporate job and I was making good money. I was living in Seattle and I was working I mean just ridiculous hours but I wasn't really feeling any joy you know and I went out to lunch with a co-worker and he insisted that we stop at an airstream dealership on the way to lunch.  I just wanted nothing to do with it and he dragged me along and we went in and saw an Eddie Bauer airstream and I remember that the curve next to the dinette opened up like this to the open air and I thought wow I could write there I could sit there in the woods and write and it just became really clear to me that that was a good idea for me and plus I asked how much it was and it was like a sixth of what I had just spent on a condo in Seattle and you know like a lot of us I was not thrilled with this job there was a lot of moral gray area that I did not like in my job and I tried to find a way that I could help the people I worked with and still you know tow that corporate line and it was hard so at night what I would do is I would escape by looking at YouTube videos. Does anyone relate to this? I discovered the YouTube videos because I just wanted to go see more airstreams and that's when I discovered that there were people living in their RVs full-time I had never heard of this it never even occurred to me that this was possible when I thought of an RV I thought of like retirees in an RV park which to me look like a parking lot and something also that I would never want to do but then I started seeing some other solo female RVers and I learned that you don't have to spend a lot of money to be out on the road you can be on BLM land like I am right here and I'm here totally for free and that really frees up your budget so I just completely dove into research and these videos and I planned and planned and planned but like I've said before I was never going to do it I probably was not going to do it it was an escape for me to leave my corporate life and so when I got home late at night I could think about something else I could be absolutely transported into this idea of being a nomad but then my sister got sick and we were competitive we had the same kind of a job she was two years older than me and we were both in our around our mid-40s and she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer so you know the first thing you do is you look that up and you find out that the survival rate is nothing I mean like five percent survive like three years that's it so it really put a lot of stuff into focus for me particularly you know I went to her house in Connecticut she went home to be near my parents where she could get treatment and I went to her house and packed up her house and met the movers and they put all of her stuff together and she insisted on having her car even though she never drove it again and I drove her car from Connecticut to Colorado and that road trip really opened up my mind about what I wanted for my life you get a lot of time to think when you're on the road and then I spent the last six weeks of her life with her you know I went back and forth I flew back and forth but the last six weeks I was there taking care of her because at that point she was just in hospice care at in her house and that's when my sister Terry changed my life sorry you guys I always get a little you know teary when I think about this part because she would have loved my life now and she would have been so proud of me and if it wasn't for her none of this ever would have happened but what happened was you know like I said my sister was two years older than me and we were laying in her bed and she said if you had two years to live would you keep that job and I said no and she said well I've always imagined you in Paris with a sketchbook in fact I've recorded some house hunters international for you and then she insisted that we watch them and I had never told my sister about the RV thing um I wish I had actually but she had a vision for me of me as a traveler and me as an artist um that I didn't even have for myself at that point and um you know she said if you have two years to live would you keep that job because she was only two years older than me you know she died at 46 and um she was just robbed you know out of the two of us my sister was the adventurer she was the one that wanted to go bungee jumping and you know go balls out on a snowmobile and I was always the careful one you know and um I think it would blow her mind that I'm doing this but in the moment that she said that to me it just clicked and I knew that I was going to live a nomadic life and I was going to be a writer and I was going to do all the things that I dreamed about doing my sister made me promise her that I would travel to some of the places she wanted to see you know like in Italy and Belize and these places um in Europe and so traveling was was really her dream and I have to say I feel like I'm traveling for both of us she would have really loved this but what happened was you know she died and then um I lasted six more months at my job the whole time I was planning you know I sold that condo that I just bought and that's how I financed my RV I was able to buy my RV with the profit from that sale and then you know I needed a job so I actually moved back to Colorado before I bought the RV and was there for two years planning because I needed to get my finances in order and I needed to have a way to make a living on the road so I wrote two books um romance novels if you are interested the links below I wrote them because I needed to make a living on the road and I thought I would write like three in a year and it took me you know a year and a half to write the first one and then a year to write the second one and I wrote them and I bought the RV and I hit the road and I've never looked back sometimes I like to call myself the accidental camper because I never imagined this life for me and now I'm out here you know chopping wood and I work on the wiring in my RV and you know I do stuff that I would never have imagined and my mother is like aliens what did the aliens do with my daughter you know um it just has completely changed my life and it's actually made me discover who I am more than when I had a regular office job when you're you know when you're in someone else's world you change yourself to fit into that world the paradigm is set right you know while I was a round peg trying to fit into the square peg in the corporate world and it felt like a struggle and then when you get out on the road at least for me everything just comes into focus and you know who you really are now I work really hard on the road I've got like six businesses right now and um sometimes I think what am I doing like other people relax you know like I still see it as like a relaxing retired thing and I do relax a lot I go outside I go for hikes and I see wonderful places but really um it's made me discover who I am again outside of my job and you guys I love it and I go to the most amazing places and I don't see myself stopping this anytime soon there's just so much to see out here there's so much to see and there's so much to do and you can do it on so much less money than you would even think you could you know I did a video on budget and I basically can live on $1,300 a month out here you can do it on so much less than you think that you can so you know if you just want to retire early like Teresa that I just interviewed or you want to write a book or you know even if you just want to be a camp host or whatever it is that you want to do you just want to travel you want to go see see some museums or something you can do it in an RV or a van on a lot less money than you think if you boondack like I do but this is my story you guys I am an accidental camper I didn't mean to do it and I certainly never thought I would do YouTube and share all this with you guys but you know you open yourself up to life and there's a learning curve you know it's not like you think it's going to be when you're just watching YouTube but um this is my real life and the air out here is amazing and I make my own schedule and I get to decide where I go and I love it you guys I love it and if you're on the road please tell me in the comments below what your favorite thing is about it and if you're planning to hit the road please tell me that too I know that there's a lot of you out there I hope you guys have enjoyed this video I appreciate you watching everybody have happy travels out there and be free


Stevenson beats Arcadia 91-83 here at Owings Mills Gymnasium, Glenn Clark with Coach Gary Stewart. Coach, quite the game today. It was highly entertaining for all of us that were watching it. I'm sure it wasn't quite as much fun for you on the bench.  And when you needed buckets, you got them. How much pride do you have in this team's effort today in getting this win? Yeah, I was really proud of the guys. You know, going in, we knew it was going to be a rock fight. And, you know, they're the defending conference champions for a reason. They've got the defending, or the reigning conference player of the year. And they've got some other guys that started for them on a championship team. So we knew it was going to be a difficult task. And our guys, I thought, we fought. We really fought hard and got some timely baskets and were able to make just enough stops. After the first time, we got to see Worm Hughes here. I said, man, this guy looks like he might be special. You said that you don't know that you've ever brought a player into the program at this point that was this far ahead and this talented. What he's done these last two Saturdays, 62 points between these two games. How do you even describe what he's given to your team right now? Well, we see it in practice.  You got to get a hand. You got to make him put the ball on the floor. He is such a capable scorer. And you see the arsenal. You see the floater on the baseline. So he's not just a one-trick pony. And we needed every one of them. Yeah, it certainly did. There's no doubt about that. And then Jalen Johnson stuffing the stat sheet the way that he did the night. Double digits and then I think seven rebounds, six assists, something along those lines as well. What he does to sort of stir the drink for you guys maybe goes unnoticed, I think, a little bit. It does. He does everything. He opens the front door. He delivers the popcorn and the programs. He's so valuable to us. And I thought all night he put the ball in the interior. And any time you do that, good things are going to happen. Obviously, they're a tough outfit. And he kept going back in and back in and back in.  And so he started to convert some of those in the second half. And that came through big time for you guys. All right, so now you get a couple of weeks to enjoy the holiday. Despite a good couple of Saturdays for your team, what do they still need to get better at as you guys get back out on the floor after the holiday? Well, schematically, we need to improve on our spacing. And I thought we had Mark open a multitude of times. We just didn't get him the ball. And so we'll look at that on film and try to get some creative ways to get him the ball because we need him down the stretch. And then defensively, we've just got to keep bringing it along. When we're right, we're pretty good. And we just got to get more consistent on that end. Well, coach, it's better be doing those things after wins. That's for sure. Congratulations. Have a very good Christmas. And we will see you back here in January. Merry Christmas to you and all our faithful out there and happy holidays. Thanks, coach. He's Coach Gary Stewart. I'm Glenn Clark for GoMustangSports.com.


Hi, I'm Wendy Queen, the Director of Project Muse, which is a division of the Johns Hopkins University Press, and Project Muse is an aggregation of humanities and social science content from hundreds of nonprofit publishers, and the platform is used globally by students and teachers. Learning management systems are an integral part of the research continuum. Anything that we can do collectively to make content more accessible and discovery easier will enhance the continuum. Shared tools are an important step towards improvement. There is much value in a streamlined approach that is universal that works towards familiarity, ease, and consistency for our users. One of the many lessons learned during the pandemic is that we haven't done enough with infrastructure and interoperability to ensure stable and consistent access and use of resources. We also learn that when barriers are removed, the content is accessed and used more often and by many more types of users from many more locations globally. This initiative potentially removes barriers and thus improves the research. The more access and discovery exists, the more we all work towards a more equitable and potentially useful environment. We're behind this because for us, Muse, we want to ensure as many teachers and students have quality access. I'm truly grateful as a community we're working towards a goal together versus many disconnected and unique approaches. Beyond the benefits to the user, it's beneficial to the community to approach this in a way that embraces interoperability, which in my opinion is a more responsible way to use resources. We have used plan to ensure compatibility technically and be an advocate for the community to embrace a collective approach. As I mentioned, the lessons from the pandemic earlier, it's clear that we all need to speed up our roadmaps to ensure we are using technology to its capacity to ensure connectivity. I'd encourage educators, platform managers, developers, and content creators to contribute to this conversation. There's a value in critical mass in creating a consistent experience for users. There's also value in aggregating resources, as I think we all share the mission to connect users to content and experience content that supports a fluid research continuum to produce and support ongoing and new research. This project balances practicality and inspiration to create usefulness.


Welcome to Get Teachers Started on CESAW. Hi, my name is Yvonne Post and I am a training and professional development specialist here at CESAW. Prior to coming to CESAW, I was a kindergarten, first and second grade teacher and then became an academic technology coach for pre-K through fifth grades. Currently, I live in Texas and I'm so excited to be here with you all today. So why CESAW? So when the right things come together, great things happen. So let's take a moment to reflect. How can technology support the great teaching and learning that is already happening in your classroom? So consider the following experiences. Here's learning experience A.  Here's learning experience B. Students get a CESAW activity and they get to watch a video to learn how to play a math card game with a classmate. So let's take a look. Okay girls, this time we're going to play war with two cards and instead of adding the cards together, this CESAW has got the biggest number. We're going to multiply them and then the big number gets to take the pile and is the winner-winner chicken to there. Got it? All right, here we go. I got 80. I am the winner. 80. I got 20. Okay, awesome. So now which would you prefer and why? So what are the differences you saw between these two learning experiences? Take a moment and jot down your thoughts. So some ideas you may have thought of. Experience A builds on those narrow skills such as wrote memorization and experience B is interactive and it's fun and captured on video inside the journal. So research shows that students thrive when they can actively explore new ideas and make their thinking and learning visible. We are going to spend our time together looking at how CESAW supports students to explore and making their learning visible. CESAW uses the platform content and professional development to create a powerful learning loop that brings together students, teachers and families. If you are brand new to CESAW, check out our learning hub at learn.cesa.me. In this training, you will learn about the green ad button. You will learn how to use CESAW activities and you will learn best practices for the CESAW workflow. So let's explore our essential CESAW tools starting with the green ad button. The green ad button is where it all begins. So when teachers tap the green ad button you will see this menu and to post to the class journal as a teacher simply tap the green ad button then post student work. You have access to all CESAW learning tools to create your post. So for example use the photo or video tool to share classroom moments or use a combination of tools to create multi-dimensional announcements, resources, discussion questions and more. Upload a photo, add text labels, use drawing tools and even add your voice to create posts that get students excited like this welcome post. When students click the green ad button they don't see the teacher menu. They go right to the learning tools to create their post. Students can share photos of their learning like this or capture a video of their learning like this and so much more. The green ad button is perfect for quickly capturing day-to-day learning moments. View post created by you and your students in the journal tab. The journal tab is the default view when you log into CESAW and shows all posts in the order they're posted. To view posts by a specific student click on their name on the right. You can also view posts by date. Tap the journal icon at the top right of the journal. Just note that this icon does not appear until something has been posted to the journal. Now it's your turn to explore. Pause this video now to create and view a post. Tap the add button and select post student work. With the video tool take a selfie and use the tools on the canvas to create a welcome post. Tap the green check and select all students or you can save it as a draft and finalize it later and finally view the post in the journal tab calendar view and student view. The green admin is great for getting started. CESAW activities open even more possibilities. CESAW activities allow you to create structured experiences in CESAW that transform learning. How do you get to the activity library? You can either tap the library icon at the top of the journal or tap the green add button and assign activity. There are four different activity libraries in CESAW. My library is when you find CESAW activities you save and create. Find ready to assign standards aligned lessons that build foundational skills that students need the most in the CESAW lessons library. Everyone has access to a sampling of free lessons from every collection. These lessons engage students in multi-dimensional activities using CESAW's powerful learning tools. As a CESAW for schools teacher you have access to a school and district library. This is where you find activities created by your school district or fellow teachers. Finally the community tab is where you find free activities created by CESAW and our community of ambassadors. Our getting started collection is located in the CESAW lessons library. These activities help you start your year on CESAW. Tap on the CESAW lessons library then tap on getting started with CESAW. Browse our collection of getting started activities. When you find an activity you like tap the heart to save it. Find the saved activity in your my library. Just remember saving activities does not assign them. The instructional content in each lesson is used to introduce a review a concept and build and activate background knowledge students will need to complete the activities. Tap present class to present the introduction to the whole class. To assign the activity tap the blue assign button. When you click assign you see a list of your classes. Check the box next to one are multiple classes to assign to. To schedule an activity for a later date and time tap schedule. Select the date and time you would like to share the activity with your students. All right now it's your turn to explore. Pause this video now to find and assign an activity. Tap the library button and select getting started with CESAW. If you find a lesson that you may want to use you can save the lesson. Tap the blue assign button and select assign the activity to your students. Now let's explore the CESAW workflow. Assigned activities show in the activities tab. CESAW for schools teachers if you schedule an activity you see it in the scheduled section. Students do not see scheduled activities until the chosen date and time. Here's the student view. Students see assigned activities in the to do section of their activities tab. To respond they tap add response. If no template is attached students use any CESAW tool to create their post. If a template is attached each student gets a fresh copy of the template to complete. Once students submit their responses the activity moves from the to do section to the done section. They're ready to complete the next one. Now back to the teacher view. You can view student responses by tapping the gray bar on an activity. See which students have completed an activity and which have not. Just a note that all posts must be approved by the teacher before they're visible in the class journal. When there are student posts for you to approve a red bar is going to appear on the bottom of your screen. Tap review. Review each post and approve send back or delete. Note that deleted posts cannot be recovered. While approving posts tap on a response to see the post. Engage with student work by liking the post or adding a comment. Comments can be typed or recorded. Audio comments are particularly helpful for those emerging readers and multilingual learners. Comments appear at the bottom of the post unless the post is sent back. When a post is sent back to a student it is turned into a draft and the comments will appear on the creative canvas so students can see the comments and make changes to their work. Now it's your turn to explore. Pause this video now to view an activity and give feedback. Tap activities. Find your lesson. Select responses and approve the post. To comment tap the comment button and leave a text or audio comment. You did it! You learned all about the essential seesaw tools including the green add button, seesaw activities, and the seesaw workflow. With these skills there's so much more you can do on seesaw and there's a lot more we'd love to show you. Find more free trainings at learn.seesaw.me and web.seesaw.me forward slash training.


괜  2010                                                                        ៀ rất ៀ team 💚 💚 💚 💚 💚 📟 I am a philosopher and I think that the business of a philosopher is to be optimistic.  The situation suffices and so to say to people something which can be useful for them we must have some hope to transform the world and to go in the direction of a better world if it is possible. The question of possibility, finally, is a material question, a political question and not completely a philosophical question. How do you see the crisis? What's wrong with the world? What's the crisis in the world? I think there are two different levels for the crisis. There is an objective level which is the crisis of capitalism today, the financial crisis and the whole thought and I think there is also a subjective crisis which is not immediately the same thing. There is something like disorganization of life, disorganization of thinking, an obscure vision of the future. I think this is the most important point because for all young women and men in the world today the future is really obscure. Can we continue as now? It's not really exciting. Can we invent something really different but it's unclear. All the politicians, all the governments and so on has only the idea to continue if it is possible. But to continue only to repeat if you want the situation is not really a good future for young men and women of today. So the philosophers are also to say that there is a crisis but if we cannot immediately modify the objective crisis because we are not so powerful to do something like that, we can modify the subjective level of the crisis and to propose new ideas, new visions, new forms of life for humankind. Can you tell us what sort of new forms you are thinking of? New forms of thinking? Yes, I propose to say that we must define a new form of freedom. I think freedom today is largely the freedom to buy something or the freedom to have money or the freedom to do what we want when we have the money to do. And so the freedom of today is in fact a sort of material freedom which is a strong dependency of the situation, of the crisis and so on. And so maybe we must search and find another definition of freedom which is much more at the subjective level and on the side of creation if you want, on the side of the possibilities of mankind as such and in the field of new forms of political organization, new artistic creations, new inventions, new style of life if you want. And it's a general direction to propose a new definition of freedom that the formal one definition today which is a mixture of materialism, to have money and to represent a vision of politics. We have some governments and so on, but all that cannot define really freedom for today. My final question, what is your advice for young people today? I think for young people today my goal is first to transmit my experience, to transmit my experience of an old man in some sense which has something really different world before. A world with political hope, with revolutionary ideas and so on. And first to transmit that sort of experience to understand clearly that those different subjectivities can exist today because it was not so many years ago, it was some 10 years ago, 20 years ago, 30 years ago. We have different subjectivities. It's the first point of transmission after all when we have an experience we must transmit to young women and men and after that to reconstruct the possibility to be optimistic.


radical extreme anti-cat eaters who are pushing their opinion, forcing their opinion down this cat eaters throat. Hello, everyone. Welcome to another video. So we're keeping with the same theme here. If anyone hasn't seen my dogmeat video here, please go check this one out. It's really epic sort of overview of the speciesism related to people who condemn Eul and China for eating dogs, but they're eating pigs and chickens and cows. Got to run with that theme for a little bit here because I think it's a powerful little comparison. Not everyone loves dogs, but many people do and many people hate to see dogs be eaten. Let's face it. And that's what I'm going to talk about today as the title sort of suggests. We're gonna go through this few muck bangers on YouTube. The old muck bang. It's like a cool eating show, like I think it's a Korean name for an eating show or whatever, but there's a few muck bangers like this one. V-A-S-M-R. Yeah, she's been eating our dogs and cats on her YouTube channel.  So not just dogs and cats, cows and chickens and pigs and fish and you know the use of animals, basically the exploitation of animals.  So let's get right into it. Let's have a look at this one. Eating a whole steamed cat with lemongrass. Here she is chewing away on the cat. Chewing away on the cat's leg it looks like there. Very disturbing. Keep going. Wow, just biting into the side of the cat there.   Let's go into the comments section here. This isn't exactly what I meant when I searched for cat ASMR. So they seem a bit shocked and someone else here has read my mind because he said, I guess this is how vegans see us when we eat meat. Let's look at the comment replies to this one. Correct. We think you are murderers. I don't know if the person who eats meat is a murderer, but when they become conscious of what they support, they're definitely supporting the murder. You know, I think that if you aren't vegan, you're definitely responsible for the abuse and torture that goes on to animals. So to avoid being an animal abuser, just, you know, be a vegan. I was just looking for some nice cat-paring ASMR.  It's really big on YouTube. I mean, I don't really get into it myself.  So this person is talking about a little bit of karma.  Now, what I didn't point out to you guys is the dislike ratio. Check that out. 52,000 dislike, there's 2.6,000 like. Wow, 500,000 views. That is a massive dislike ratio. Oh, here we go. Snowflake. Oh, you know how vegans get so offended like people go, oh, Joe, you get offended just walking through the meat aisle. Well, yeah, I see a dead body. Someone else here is getting offended too. I don't get offended by very many things, but this is forked, which I think means the F word. You know, someone else says you're the reason why the coronavirus is in circulation. I think that it's more of a collective support of, you know, the meat industry.  Let's move on to a different one. There was one that looked very full frontal from this lady and, you know, I'm a dog lover myself. I love dogs. They are just amazing, beautiful animals. All right, now here she is with a dog's head. Look at that. Look at that. That is terrifying. That dog. I mean, we all at one stage in our life have connected with dogs, but this is a roasted dog's head. Now, she's only just uploaded this August 15th, 2020. Shout out to Chris Hines for pointing this out to me, my brother. Thank you very much.  Let's just have a watch through watching her eat this dog here. There she goes. She's having a bite out of that dog's head. Now, that looks like a smaller dog. I don't know. I'm not really sure what dog that is. Maybe a staffy or something like that. But oh, very, very disturbing. She's eating the dog's ears. She's eating the dog's ears. Yeah, quite shocking, really, isn't it? Let's continue down into the comments section and see what people are saying about this, because we all know like most of the public really aren't into eating dogs and many people in China aren't into eating dogs either. I mean, I'm not sure where this lady here is from. Again, not to attack any specific culture, because there's blood on the hands of every culture that consumes animal products. It's exactly the same thing. There's no difference except for species. And to discriminate based on species is just an arbitrary thing. I mean, it's just human supremacy where we're like, we are the dictators of who lives and who dies.   But as a general matter, you know, the general public are up in arms if something happens to a dog. I love the dog's smile. It gave me anxiety, disturbing. Someone said, Jeremiah says, this is going too far. Look, Jeremiah, mate, now you kind of understand why we get upset when people eat pigs and chickens and cows, and then they go and make fun of us for pointing it out. Um, the height of hypocrisy is seeing an avid meat eater get upset about someone eating dogs. Like, how can you be so disconnected from consistency? Like it is just blatant hypocrisy. Someone here, garden ladies getting into it. I love the crispy, crunchy sounds in the herbs, too. So like, OK, this person probably doesn't have that speciesist mindset or whatever. But maybe if they saw the dog get tortured and killed first. I mean, this is like a lot of people don't see what happens to the animals beforehand. So they just eat the beef burger or they just see like the chopped up part of the body. People for the most part are disconnected from the head. They don't see the head be decapitated or on the table roasted up. Let's keep going. Let's look at a most viewed video this lady here. And it's a lemongrass steamed cat. Is anyone who's not vegan in the comments section making the connection yet? Please, it's like if you love cats and you hate seeing someone eat one, then you can understand why people hate seeing lambs and fish and chickens get eaten. You know, we've just made the connection to these other animals, the same connection that you made to your cat. So look at this. This is what one point four million views, five thousand likes, one hundred thousand dislikes, one hundred and twenty thousand nearly. Someone else says this is the reason why the coronavirus happened. Well, I hope you're not eating factory farmed animals because you're causing the same breeding grounds for zoonotic diseases to thrive anyway. So yeah, you might be the reason that something similar to coronavirus even worse happens. Someone says I'm actually scared of this woman, which she's just eating meat. Why would you be scared of her?   I want to see a cat eating meat, not a girl eating a cat. Well, I don't want to see a cat, you know, eating other animals either. If I had a domesticated house cat, I'd be trying to do my best not to feed another animal to that cat. Someone says this girl probably watches Animal Planet like it's a food network.  Doesn't mean I agree with her. I think you can be consistent and be insane. You know, you could eat every animal, including humans and be like the most consistent and say, OK, it's humane to eat humans, cats, dogs, binoceroses, elephants, chickens and cows and fish. They wouldn't. I would think that their worldview and their ethical stance was psychotic, but, you know, at least they're consistent.  Oh, here's one net. Ted, dude, you took the words wired out of our mouths, mate. There is every other food, but she chose a freaking cat.  Thank you, Ted. Thank you very much.  Thank you, Ted. You should be a vegan activist, Ted, I'd support you. This is just disgusting. I feel so bad for everyone who has a cat and dog. Well, do you feel bad for all those sanctuaries who take care of all those animals that are rescued from farms and abattoirs?  They're trying to save the animals, you know, animal activists are trying to help these animals while you're paying for them to be slaughtered. That's disgusting, too. I mean, unless you've got some type of clear double standard there. I feel so bad for all the pigs, cows, chickens and fish. It's like, and another thing, this juice is like I feel bad for all the everyone, like all the humans who have a dog and cat. You don't feel bad for the dogs and cats. Come on. Oh, God. The fact that she's smiling is the thing that disturbs me even more. Yeah. And I feel the same way when people, you know, smile and laugh and snicker at, you know, animal rights videos or animal rights activists who are speaking up for animals or smile while they're eating a pork chop or and go, haha, I'm going to eat double the...  You know, that's what disturbs me, too. That's disgusting. I feel bad for that poor cat and the fact that she is smiling is just pure evil. She's just eating meat. What's the problem? Do you smile when you have a burger with your friends? Same thing. Yeah. I don't see why someone would defend this. It's disgusting. Levi says, yeah, I don't see why I'm constantly having to defend veganism and opposing animal cruelty to meat eaters in the same way, in the exact same way.  The big H word. Oh, let's keep going. Someone says, next time, eating my child with lemongrass and rice.  I mean, people have a double standard when it comes to animals and humans. Obviously, I try to point that out all the time.  So you would need a three-year-old child because they're a human, because we obviously raise humans up to this higher level when pigs, we just look at, like, objects to hack up into pieces and turn into bacon. But someone is just saying this in jest, obviously.  They're putting this cat up a little bit higher, maybe. Just seeing her eat the same animal that I had as a pet makes me sick. You know what, Chris? That's exactly how we feel when we see people eating backside of a cow, the rump steak, or, like, the leg of a chicken, little baby bird. Exactly like that, man.  Oh, all these pre-vegans in here, it's really, really inspiring to see all these, you know, animal rights people in the comments section. You know, they're still eating animals, but I guess they're on their way. And here's another one, just to finish it off. I'm guessing this is how vegans see meat eaters. 5,000 likes. Even old VASMR has liked it because she agrees. She agrees. She's probably looking at all these hypocrites eating chickens while she's eating a cat. Go on, wait a second, what's the difference? Someone says, agree. I feel like, wow! Someone says, I feel like I should go vegan after watching this video. Look, do not report this video. Leave it up, let her leave it up. Vegans, stop reporting people doing this. Let them be, let them be because they are helping us help people make the connection. She's gonna eat cats whether or not she puts it on YouTube. I can almost guarantee she's already eating cats and dogs in her spare time. But if you report it, then people don't get this message here. I feel like I should go vegan after watching this video. Gonna like that, liked by Joey Carpstrong here. Joey Carpstrong likes this. I really pondered it for a while after watching this. Update, I cut out all dairy from my diet. The dairy industry honestly disturbed me a lot more than the meat industry. Look at this, the dairy industry honestly disturbed me a whole lot more than the meat industry. Not saying one is better than the other, but the abuse is brutal. I eat vegan cheese now. Wow! And honestly, it's not that bad. I can tolerate almond milk and coconut milk. They're actually quite nice. I can't believe this. I've started to consume less meat but I can't cut it out completely. Come on. Come on. Come on. You can do it.   They're so militant. These people are so militant. Like she's eating a cat. You're so militantly against cat eating. You know, I think we've made our point here. So many people thinking about going vegan from this. So many radical extreme anti-cat eaters who are pushing their opinion, forcing their opinion down this cat eaters throat. Okay, so we're gonna go to a different guy now. We seen the lady eating the dog's head and didn't really get a good reception, obviously.   So anyway, this is the eyeballs, guys. Can you guys see it? Yeah, it's eyeballs. I see you. I see you. So, so now, it's eyeballs. That was his intro, eating a pig's eye. That was, that was so sick. You know, look at this pig. It's just as disturbing for me to see this, to see a pig's head here. Look at the fear here in the pig's eye.  You can just tell, like, that is sick. Okay, let's go. But, you know, it's just a meat eater, just like everyone else. So, let's look at the dislike ratio here.  But wait a second, the other lady had the grossest dislike ratio I've ever seen. This guy here, you know, he's cheering with these. 1.1 million views, 11,000 likes, 1,000 dislikes. Wow, you can see the difference, guys. Like, as soon as there's a dog or a cat, oh my God, everyone's just losing it. But, as soon as it's a pig, no problems. No problems. Okay, so here he is here. Whole roast pig birthday muckbang. 25,000 likes, 2.1,000 dislikes. That's a whole pig. Look at that, look at what they've done with the pig's little hooves here. Apple in the mouth. Oh, someone else. This guy must be the vegan. Sad excuse of a human being.  So that can happen too. Jason, I thought that was a dog at first. Take a quick look again. Yeah. See, what if it was a dog? Oh my God. Wait a second. What if it was a dog?  I mean, I can't drill this home enough. Drill at home. Here you go, what if it was a dog? Oh, here we go. This is what will happen. What would happen? Is that get 23,000 dislikes? And 3,000 likes, the like to dislice ratio is completely turned around for a dog. Someone says it's also human culture. Respect that. I mean, you don't have to respect unethical aspects of culture. There are certain aspects of culture that should be respected. There are certain aspects of culture that should be rejected. And that goes for every single culture on earth. Not just selective, you know, outrage at certain cultures. That there to me is a bit suspicious. When people go, oh, you know, this culture here is evil, but they don't look in their own backyard. That to me is a bit suspicious. You're happy to point in the finger at different cultures, but don't even look at your own. I literally searched up hot dogs. Like, okay, so a hot dog is any better than that?  Higher intelligence, very similar behavior, pigs and dogs.  I mean, it's just, it's utterly just baffling how so many people don't make the connection like this. This is so hard to watch when you have a lovely dog. Well, you know, if you've ever connected with a pig, the hardest thing is watching pigs be gas chambered to death like they do in the UK, Europe, and Australia. It's just, it's one of the hardest things I've witnessed. Pigs are so beautiful and they just don't deserve what we do to them. Here we go, we've got Benno FYA. I assume that most people here are hypocrites. Go to the next farm and look at all these lovely chickens, pigs and cows. You ever saw how they butcher, have you ever seen how they butcher calves? Series jumping in the little chat. Have you ever seen how they butcher the calves? No, I'm not vegan. I really like meat, but I know it's not from supermarket. Okay, so he's trying to talk about local meat maybe, is better. Or look out how the huge companies where they kill 800 pigs a week, it's not far from my home. As I saw it, I could not eat any meat for over a year and if you think you never ate a dog or something, you're sure, are you sure what's in your finished products? Okay, so he's basically, his English is a little bit bad here, but I understand completely what Benno is saying here. Dude, exactly. These are the, he's made the connection, he still eats meat, right? But he's trying to eat local. This is the connection that I made before I went vegan. Benno, go vegan mate, you're already there. You should be an activist.  Some people are just more aware, some others like to keep themselves in ignorance.  Like, you know what? I'm paying for the same abuse I claim to be against. I'm a hypocrite, I'm gonna change. And it's good to be honest with yourself like that. You know, I was, everyone else should be too. Like, coming from me who, you know, was in gangs, was violent to people, was harming himself and all of these things went to prison. You know, I was no angel. But you know, one of the biggest realizations I had was, hey, I'm eating these animals and using products from these animals that are seriously harming them on a massive scale. And I need to be able to mitigate that as much as I can by being a vegan. So, and you know, I got sober and stopped the violence in the gangs and all that and left all that too. But it was a big massive awakening that I had.  And just pleading with the people out there who like, so against dogs being harmed or whatever, select the animal, make a choice. Elephants, rhinos, lions being poached. You know, which one is it? Which animal? Do you care about animals at all? And if it's not animals, do you care about humans? Have you seen something bad happen to a human? Don't you think animals feel in a very similar way to humans? They don't have to be the same on every level. But at least give animals their right to like not being abused, put on a spit, eaten in a muckbang, you know, exploited in these horrible factory farms or just sent to the slaughterhouse if they've had a happier life, whatever that means. So anyways, guys, I hope you enjoyed this video. Again, go check out the Euland Dogmeat Festival video we did. It took a long time. It's a good video to share. YouTube is not recommending it for some reason. It's got a lot of thousand comments, 2,000 likes, but 9,000 views or something is just go, thank you very much YouTube for not recommending that, whatever. But anyways, go check it out, share it around. It's on Facebook and Instagram too if that's easier for you. Thank you so much for watching. Also, let me know if you like these type of reaction videos. It's just me without a script, just watching staff and reacting to it. And if you want me to react to something, put it down below and I'll react to it in the next one or something if you really like these ones. If you don't like them, okay, we won't do them again. Sorry. Peace.  Stop exploiting all animals for food and stop the needless killing of animals. The animal holocaust has to end and I'll see you all in the next video. Be vegan. Go down below if you want to start a vegan challenge. It's down below, vegan challenge. All right guys, love you all. Speak to you soon and peace.


With his faithful Indian companion, Toto, the masked rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. The stories of his strength and courage, his daring and resourcefulness have come down to us through the generations, and nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver. The lone ranger rides again. Doc was a strange man. A suspicious nature and an uncontrollable temper made it hard to know him well. His life's total of true friends could be counted on the fingers of one hand. The passing years had reduced this total. Two of his friends had died, and Dave Madison had moved from Cedar Point to take up the duties of sheriff in the county seat. Then a landslide in the nearby Gold Hills had taken the life of Murdoch's wife. In the five years that followed the tragedy, Murdoch lived for his daughter, his general store, and his violent temper. He knew that nearly everyone in town called him a madman, but he didn't mind that. Jesse understood him.  When she came under the store, the old man's eyes lighted with pleasure. Hello, Dad. What can I do then? Oh, Jesse. My sakes. The day ain't started until you get in. Oh, silly. You see me at breakfast? Yeah, and that fixes things right at the house. But the store ain't like it should be until you've been around. Oh, you. You sure it ain't too much for him to keep things tight even now? Of course not. We could get a smaller place. We've got more room than we need. We'll do nothing of the sort. The house means a lot to you. Yes, I reckon it does. Seems like a party of mine is still around there.   Stand right there a minute, Jesse, and let me look at you.  Is that it? Well, that ain't what I was going to say, Jesse. No. You've got a special look about you this morning, honey. A special happy look. Uh-huh. Dad, I've got the biggest news in the world for you. Yeah? You know Ben Gilbert. Gilbert? That freckle-faced redhead? No, don't take that attitude down. He was in here a few weeks ago. Try to tell me I should get more modern in the stock of mine and supplies I carry. Is that all you've got against him? I told him if he didn't like the way I run my store he could stay out. Well, you're going to know him a lot there. And when you do, you're like him as much as I do. Hey, don't have to like him. I don't want to like him. You're lazy. Good for nothing. That's what he is. Checking around doing nothing. Oh, that's where you're wrong, Dad. He inherited a good mind up in the hill. Then why don't he go up there and work it? Don't be so angry. He couldn't work it until he had a clear title to it. He's going to start working it within the next few days. The title is clear now and all he needs is tools and powder and things. Jesse, don't you try to persuade me about Ben Gilbert. I don't want no part of him. You'll have to change your mind, Dad. I won't. You'll be in here to buy supplies and then you'll know. I won't sell to him. He don't like my stock so he can go elsewhere and that's final. I wouldn't sell to him if he paid 10 times the regular price. Dad, you can't refuse to sell to him. You have the only store nearby. They don't sell the things he needs at any other store on the county. Good, Dad will teach the young scamp. He can't get the things he needs unless you sell them to him. Good, I said good. I'm glad of it. If you don't change about Ben Gilbert, you won't have me. What say? What said you say? Jesse, wait up. You better say that again. Maybe I didn't hear it right. Dad, I've married Ben Gilbert. Dad, don't look like that. Please, Dad, don't look at me that way. You married without asking me. But, Dad, I... He, he stole it away from me. No, no, Dad, you're wrong. No, no, I've lost you. But you haven't. We have another member of the family, that's all. Please try to see it that way. Get out of here. My store. What good is it now? Why should I bother with the store? I got no one to spend money on. Dad, don't do that. No. I told Dad about us. He flew into a terrible rage. The worst I've ever seen. He threw Tim Goods all over the store and smashed his glass counter and smashed the door and window. Don't, don't occur, Mudgeon. He, he feels that you've stolen me away from him. Did you try to explain? There was no explaining anything to him, Ben. I don't know what we're going to do with him. We're not going to do anything with him. We're going to leave him alone. But, Ben... I was willing to live in his house for his sake. But I'm a lot better pleased to live here. But the poor old man... Ben, he, he does need me. He has no one.  You'll have a long time to live. After your father's gone. Besides, Johnny, he's mad. No. No, Ben, not like you mean. Everyone says he's mad. Ben, I, I had hoped, I had hoped and prayed that things would turn out differently. I don't want to be made to choose between you and Dad. Well, that's what it boils down to, Jesse.  Yes. He'll try to hurt you. He'll stop at nothing to hurt you just as much as he can. He'll try to hurt you as deeply as he's been hurt. I can take care of myself, Jesse. Don't worry. Ben, what if it's you or my father? Well, that's the choice you have to make, dear. Your Dad or me. No, no. I mean, what if it's your life or his? What if the choice is up to you? Late afternoon of the same day brought Dan Reeves into the town of Cedar Point. He reigned up in front of the general's store to purchase supplies. As he dismounted, he noted with amazement the door and window were smashed. Inside it looked as if a cyclone had struck the place. Cans and boxes were scattered all over the floor. Furnishings were smashed in the oil lamps torn from the ceiling. They walked through the store. He heard a voice from the back room. This place ain't open for business. What happened here? Nothing that concerns you. Are you Mr. Murdoch? I don't know if I am. Oh, there you are. What's the matter with you? Don't you understand English? I told you to get. But Mr. Murdoch... I won't hear anyhow. I wanted to buy some supplies. My friends are camped a few miles out of town. I ain't in business no more. I'm packing a few things and then I'm clearing out. Oh, golly. That's too bad. Did someone wreck your store? Save your questions for some of them. Then they'll move to answer. Here, let me help you carry it. Thanks. I can use help. I'll take this then. Take it right out back. I'll shoot that door. All right. I'm loading the things onto my wagon. Do you have a team? Yeah, in the barn. We'll pack the next one soon. I can stick around and help you if you'd like. No, I... Maybe I could use some help.  Tell you what, son. You help me load my wagon and you can take whatever goods you want. These are the lone rangers in a tonto where I was greatly surprised when Dan rode into camp at sundown empty-handed. Move it to safety. Whoa! Have a bag. Look, plenty empty, Dan. They are empty. Don't look. Did Murdoch take a dislike to you, Dan? What's the matter with that man? In pretty strange color. He sure is. His store was wrecked. Things were scattered all over the place and he was loading a wagon, getting ready to pull stakes. Something new? I helped him load up. Then he told me to help myself to anything I wanted. He wouldn't take any money, though, so I didn't take any supplies. Did he say why he was leaving? No. Did you ask him? Every time I asked a question, he told me to mind my own business. Who was he taking with him? A lot of tin food and rifles. All the rifles and ammunition in store. And all the blasting powder. Did you see him start? No, he wouldn't leave until I'd gone. We'd better ride into town, Tunnel. That's a good idea. We still need supplies and Dan's report will bear inspection. It's a door. Plenty mess. That's what I told you, Tunnel. Here's a pile of stuff I picked out. I left it here when Murdoch refused money for it. Murdoch seems to have left. His wagon's gone. The state will empty. He was all set to leave when I rode away. Yeah, what's this? Seems to have left a note. Oh, I didn't see that. Kimba Fubby, there's someone rain up outside. I think that girl is Murdoch's daughter. Maybe she'll know where the old man went and why. I wonder who's with her. Ben, just look at this door. Him named Ben. There's no point trying to talk to him, Cathy. Look at what he's done with this door. Now, you promised to try, Ben. I'll try. I... Oh! Mask! I didn't know there was anyone in here. We left our horses in back. What are you doing here, looting the place? Hardly there. Where's Mr. Murdoch? He, uh, seems to have gone away. You left a note addressed to Ben Gilbert. I'll take it. Is that your name? Of course it is. Mr. Murdoch is my father. This is Mr. Gilbert, my husband. Oh, there you are, Gilbert. Thanks. What does he say, Ben? Does he say where he's gone? Cathy, listen to this. When you read this, I'll be on my way to your Galcona gold mine with enough supplies to last me for months. Now that you've taken my daughter, you just try and get to your claim. You took the thing I love best. So I've done the same to you. Oh, Ben! So you own the Galcona? Yeah. The title is just clear to me. Jesse, do you think your father means what he says? Oh, yes, Ben. He means every word of it. Then he's got to be moved. I've got to work that mine. I've borrowed money on it to get the title cleared. If I don't get the cash out of it, I'll lose it. Ben, I'm writing a note. Yes. Here's the county seat and this to the sheriff. All right. There. There you are. Shall I take it right now? Yes, Dan. Stay with the sheriff. Go where he goes. We'll meet you later. All right. Did you tell the sheriff what had happened here? Yes, I thought he might be needed. On your determination to get the mine clashes with Murdock's determination to hold it, there's likely to be fireworks. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. Darkness overtook the Lone Ranger in Toronto as they rode from Cedar Point in the ruins of Murdock's store heading for the Golconda Mine. They dismounted the foot of the hill and went up the dark trail leading their horses. The sheriff won't get here until morning, Tutto. Ben Gilbert planned to wait until morning, too. I'd like to talk to Murdock before they arrive. Maybe we can reach him before his defenses are set up. This trail is plenty dark. I know where the mine is located. Isn't that good? It's far up hill? No, King of Savi. It's about a quarter of the way. Hold it, Tutto. Rifle over that way. Plenty close by. Just a minute. Murdock, not come close. Maybe pull out plenty bad shot. Here, stood down. You'll find a cord across the trail near the ground. I touched it with my foot. That would fire rifle fast. I see it. He must that way. Yeah, I am. And Murdock, plenty close. Will you listen to me for one minute? No. We'll have to leave for the time being. Am I right? I remember this hill. I've been here before. Oh, you remember time. Are you going to reach the top from the other side by following a spring-fed stream? We go to top. Maybe we surprise Murdock by coming down from above, huh? That's one planet might succeed. Are you getting out? Yes, Murdock. We may be back. Long Ranger and Tutto spent the greater part of the night circling the wide base of the hill. Then they started the long climb to the summit to put the masked man's plan into effect. Then Gilbert started with a gold mine soon after daybreak. In the dim hope of prevailing upon her father, Jesse went with her husband. They left their horses at the bottom of the hill and started up the trail. They passed the place where the Lone Ranger's foot had fired the rifle. They didn't notice another cunningly concealed cord a few places ahead. Their eyes were fixed on the hillside above. You can see the tunnel from here, Jesse. I see it, Ben, but I don't see anything of Dad. He may have been bluffing in that note. No, he doesn't bluff. What the? Ben! That was a rifle. It was over there on the side of the trail. Look, up near the tunnel, there's Dad. There's no target! Dad! Please let us come up there. Who's with him? That's the boy we saw with the masked man. I mean the other man. Probably a deputy. Come on, Jesse. We'll go down the trail to meet him. Well, gone is Jesse. I don't know what to make of your dad. You can see him up there, Sheriff. He's watching him. I see him. He's threatened to shoot anyone who tries to get to him. Well, he'll do it, too. Sheriff, maybe we could sneak up at night. Oh, you can't do it, deputy. He's got alarms fixed up so he can't be surprised. We might get a party in Russia. That won't work either. He has a big supply of blasting powder. And about finishes, my ideas. I just think my old friend would do a local thing like this. Sheriff, do you think he'd shoot at you? If you went up there. He would, Jesse. Hey, I've got one more idea. Maybe we can starve him out. No, sir, you couldn't. What's that, then? He took enough food to last for a month. Dan should know. He helped Murdock pack his wagon. We can't wait for him to be starved out. I've got to get paid to earth in that line before the first of the month. The only thing I can see left is to go up there with our guns blazing. Oh, no. No, deputy Jackson. Not that. Well, Jesse. Yes, Sheriff Madison. The news in pig tears. He used to say, Uncle Dave, remember that? Yes. Remember how me and your dad were such good friends? How we used to sit by the hour playing checkers? Uh-huh.  I remember. And he sort of lost touch with Jim these past years. I never forgot the times we used to have. I reckon you know that I think most as much of him as you do. What about it, Sheriff? Uncle Dave. I want you to leave this to my judgment. But you just said... I want you to go on home and stay then until we come. Dan Reed will go with you. But I can't. There's no one now, Jesse. You won't... Oh, Sheriff. Come, dear. I'll help you do your horse. I'll go. I'll go, Ben, but I'm trusting you. I'm trusting you and the Sheriff. Stay there, boy. Now, remember that. Yes, dear. Here. Get up, boy. Well, you heard what she said, Sheriff. Ben, I swore to enforce the law. I look here, Sheriff. Jim Murdock has got to be moved. But none of them mean shooting him. Not that. I'd sooner lose a goldmine. Ain't for you to say, Ben. I'm sorry. If you shoot that man, you know what will mean to Jesse. She'll never forget that he was killed because of me. Son, let me tell you something. Jim Murdock has stolen the claim. It isn't as if he'd stolen it for himself. That don't matter. The law in this county is mighty strict about claim jumping. I've had to arrest a scorer man for it. When they resisted arrest, I had to shoot. I can't let Murdock get away with it because he's my friend. Maybe if you start up there, you can talk to him. He might listen to you. And I'm sure, hoping that'll be the case. Sheriff, let me go in your place. No, thanks, Deputy. This is my job. Maybe it's like ended the suffering of my life. It's like ended the suffering of a fine horse with a busted leg. Jim made himself. He's not the Jim I used to know.  Suit yourself about that, Ben. All three of it will go. I cannot better make sure my gun's in work in order. Murdock has watched in every movie we make. I expect he is. You two ready? I am. I'm going to ride or leave the horses here. I'll leave them here. I'll go on foot. Sheriff, if I thought talking would change your mind... It won't, Ben. It might as well save your breath. He's watching us. And I can see him. There's a cord of one of the signal rifles. Yeah. You can see them if you watch close. Jim don't need a signal now. He knows we're coming for him. I'll be there when I shoot. Oh, wait here a minute. Jim, I'm calling on you to surrender. If you don't, I'll have to start shooting. You better give up, Murdock. You heard, Ben. Arm, that's all. My gun arm. Murdock, hold it, Sheriff. Ben, what's the matter with you, Ben? Put that gun down. No, I came along in case things reach the point where you had to fire.   I can do well enough at this distance. I'd soon let the old fool stay where he is and see him killed. Come on, we're going down. Am I getting sent? No, that's it. Good work, deputy. John, found you. If it hadn't been for this battle, I'd be... Get in here, Ben. I shall be your position, but the law is the law. Jesse will be glad to know that you tried. Yeah. Keep an eye on him, deputy. Right. This is your last chance, Murdock. Last thing about it. Got several kegs of it. You'll see the tunnels.  Let me try to rush them. Stay where you are, Ben. A true shot. Wait, hold your fire. Look about the tunnels. Huh? Water. There's a flood coming down. Oh, man. Look at that horseman. That's the mask man we met. The one that sent word to me. A tarn of water suddenly unleashed from the top of the mountain, gushed straight toward Jim Murdock. The old man turned from those below him. He saw the oncoming flood and stared at the spellbound. He either saw or heard the mask man who dashed him from one side on a white horse. Murdock left one wild cry of alarm before the water swept him. Doc, where'd you come from? What happened to Murdock? Water swept him off his feet. I turned him to dry ground. Is he dead? Oh, I think he struck his head when the water swept him off his feet. I'll put him down there. It still don't serve you where all that water came from. There's a stream running down the side of the mountain. There's a spring-fed lake at the top, deputy. Oh. The stream originally came down this side. Then Gilbert Sunker wanted to work his gold claim, so he dammed her up so it would flow down the other side.  Yes, Sheriff. A sizable job. I don't know. I worked on it all night. We had to do something to keep Murdock's guns still. You did more than that. You kept his kegs a blast in powder from exploding. Sheriff, you'd better make a litter. Carry your friend home. He's regaining consciousness. Oh, thank goodness. Dad, speak to me. You're home, Dad. I wonder how he lacked when he learned he failed. Shoot me, Dave.  Wake up, Jim. There'll be no more shooting. Dave, it's your move. I, uh... Where am I? Listen to me. You can't take our old catamount. Dave, I always told you that temple would get you into trouble. Don near made me shoot you.  I remember now, you were a lawman. Been trying to save me. Where has been? Right here. I'm sorry I shot you. Oh, that's nothing. Dad, you mean that... I'm sorry, Jesse, for everything. Sorry? That's what you always said when you upset the checkerboard when you was losing the game. You don't know what it is to be sorry. That ratted her much in you. Dave, that sounds like old times. All that's wrong with you is that you're a lonesome old man. You need someone to keep you in line and it's a job for a two-fisted man, not for a girl like Jesse. Well, Dave, have you got any ideas?  I'm quitting the sheriff to come back here and keep your horns cut short. Now hurry up and get well. There's a big mess to clean up at the store and I don't aim to do all. Copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporate.