I'm Lieutenant Tim Albrecht. I'm serving my first assignment as an electrical engineer for the National Air Intelligence Center here at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. Specifically I work in the Acquisition Integration Division where I manage the production of intelligent documents which provide both the weapon system acquisition community and the warfighter with up-to-date information on worldwide threats to the Air Force mission. I'm pretty much concerned with anything that poses a threat to weapon systems or to an Air Force mission area such as electronic combat or air combat. These threats can come from any number of systems, from surface-to-air missiles to hostile aircraft, from radar jamming equipment to laser weapons. My job is to find out who has what, how well they maintain it, and how well they know how to use it. Since most of my work is classified and I won't be able to share many details with you, I thought maybe a historical example would give you a better idea of the work I do. Of course when you're talking about Air Force history, we at Wright-Patterson are lucky to have the Air Force Museum so close by. It's quite a place and it'll make it easier for me to show you how my work with foreign systems helps keep our forces on top. During the Korean War, our fighter pilots scored many kills flying the F-86 Saver against enemy pilots who were flying the Russian-built MiG-15. The result would not have been the same had US jet technology not advanced so rapidly after the end of World War II. Our success came from knowledge we gained from something called reverse engineering. Near the end of World War II, the Germans developed the world's first operational jet fighter, the Messerschmitt 262. Fortunately for us, the technology was deployed too late in the war to be of much use to the Axis powers, but it was right on time for engineering types like myself. After the war, we brought several of the German ME-262s back here to Wright-Patterson. Our guys took them apart piece by piece and found out exactly what made them work. As a result of their reverse engineering effort, we developed the F-86, and now as they say, you know the rest of the story. ROTC gives cadets great opportunity to develop leadership. I think it's probably one of the greatest lessons you learn as a cadet is how to deal with people, how to deal with peers that you're in charge of. I happened to be the core commander of my senior year, and that gave me great experience and great understanding of how difficult it is to lead a group of people. With the ROTC scholarship I had, I knew I was going to be tied to the Air Force for at least four years, and that in those four years I would get more experience and more responsibility than would an engineering student freshly graduated in the civilian world. When I first came on to active duty, while my clearance was coming through, my job was reverse engineering on certain foreign assets, and that was real hands-on engineering, and what I learned in college in laboratories with electrical engineering and circuit design and that sort of thing really helped me understand or have a better understanding of what was going on in this job while I waited for my clearance. My double E background has helped me with my job now too. I work with electronic combat systems which are jammers, radars, lasers, that sort of thing, and having a good understanding of the engineering behind those systems enables me to, I guess, to be more confident in my job. One of the opportunities I do look forward to is getting a master's degree in the Air Force, whether that's at the Air Force Institute of Technology, which is here at Wright-Patterson, or using the Tuition Assistance to fund an education at a private school. Coming on active duty is like a breath of fresh air. ROTC and active duty are very dissimilar. You have, first of all, you'll have a paycheck, which is nice, because in ROTC the $100 a month doesn't go very far, plus you're unable to go and do things you want to do because you're having to go to school. Going to work every day is trying at first, but then you get used to it, but at Wright-Patterson it's been a lot of fun. When I'm not working, well, I enjoy playing volleyball. They have a really good intramural program here at Wright-Patterson, as well as base competition, and I got to coach the unit, NEIC's volleyball team, and then I played on the base team, so that's been a lot of fun. You play in the summer outdoors. They have really good programs around here. I've got a great job, and I'm working on some interesting projects. I can guarantee that new engineers working in the private sector don't have any other responsibility that I have as a junior officer in the Air Force. I feel I make an important contribution to the defense of America, and the work I do is possible because of the start I got at debt 195, and though I haven't been able to tell you too much about my specific job, I can tell you that ROTC is a great way to get you where you want to go. Trust me.


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For the next 30 minutes in cooperation with the Los Angeles Police Department... ...you will travel step-by-step on the side of the law... ...through an actual case from official police files. From beginning to end, from crime to punishment... ...Dragnet is the story of your police force in action. It was Saturday, September 30th. It was warm in Los Angeles. We were working the day shift out of homicide. My partner's Ben Romero. The boss is Captain Blaine Steed. My name's Friday. I got to room 67A. Missing persons. Hi, Joe. Hi. Where's Al? Next door. He'll be back in a minute. Well, there's a phone message for you in the book from your wife. What is it this time? She didn't say. She'll be in a bad week. Oh, what's the matter? Lucille. Who? Our cat. Again? Kittens. I had to let them up by the time I left the house. He was a healthy kid. Yeah. Don't know what I'm going to do with him.  You gave us two from the last litter. We still got them. They're as healthy as their mother. Yeah. Never pass up a meal. Hi, Joe. Hi, Al. Sorry to keep you waiting. Just getting this report straightened out. Here you go. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Apperson. How long they've been missing? Well, today's the fourth day. There are notably a couple. The next door neighbor's got a little worried when he didn't see them around the house. He came in yesterday and filed a 316 on him. Let's see. Clarence Stokely. Is that the neighbor? Yeah. It says here he lived next to the Appersons for 28 years. Never known him to take off like this. Checked Apperson's cottage out there. Dirty dishes on the kitchen table. Not the way an old couple leave a house normally. How about friends and relatives? Stokely called him. None of them have seen or heard from the Appersons for a week. Checked out two of their three living relatives. Cousin of Eagle Rock and Eastern Alhambra. They don't know a thing. I wonder if I can see that, man. Oh, yeah. Thank you. How about the third relative? Nephew, is that it, Joe? Frank Apperson. Says here he goes to a private college out near Monrovia. I haven't been able to contact the kiddies away on a vacation. Possibly the old couple might be with him. Not according to Stokely. Says the Appersons seldom spend any time away from their home. That's all we've got to go on, huh? Just the neighbor's story? Yeah. Oh, he says he checked the garage. Two of the Appersons' cars gone. How does that tie in? Well, Mr. Apperson hasn't driven the car for the last year and a half. He has a nephew or some friend drive whenever he wants to go out. One more thing. It may mean something, may not. What's that, Al? Mrs. Apperson's an invalid. You know. She hasn't left the neighborhood in 10 years. 4 p.m. Ben and I left the office and drove out to interview the neighbor of the missing couple. After checking at his home, we finally located him at his place of business, a small barber shop at the corner of 54th Street in Maxford Place. The chip gold lettering on the window red, Jim Dandy Tonsorial Parlor. Smaller lettering in the right hand corner of the window red, the proprietor Clarence Stokely. Except for a man in the white barber's smock sitting in the first chair of the shop was empty. Hello, gentlemen. Hi. You Clarence Stokely? That's right. Police officer's Mr. Stokely. I'd like to talk to you about the missing persons report you filed yesterday. Oh, yes. Glad to help. You found out anything yet? You know the Apperson's pretty well, do you, Mr. Stokely? 28 years. Sure worried about Walter and Kate. Never known them to do anything like this. Say, I couldn't be of service to you, could I? Well, I just had a haircut a few days ago. How about you, Joe? Looks like you could stand a trim. We could talk it over while I cut your hair. Don't think we'd be disturbed. Nice to look well. Yeah. OK, fine. Here, I'll take your coat. Oh, thank you. Of course, Joe, there. Mr. or Mrs. Apperson didn't mention anything about going away on a trip, did they? Not a word. That's what makes it so strange. You let me fix this around your neck here. Oh, yeah, all right. Play cards with them twice a week, usually. Katie Apperson's a fine wisp player. Want me to take some off the sides here, officer? Yeah, please. Not too much, though. When did you first notice the Apperson's weren't home? Tuesday night. We thought we might go over and play some cards. I see. Is that enough off right here, officer? Let me see. Yeah, that's fine. How is it you waited until yesterday to report the Apperson's missing? My wife and I are great friends of Walt and Katie's, but it's certainly none of our business if they want to go off for a few days. Besides, we thought if anything was wrong, Buzz would have said something. Who is Buzz? Anderson's nephew, Buzz. My name's Frank, but every cause is Buzz. I thought he was away at school, a place out near Monrovia. Yeah, Stanley College, private school. He only stays there part of the time. He's usually home early in the week. Well, we were under the impression that this nephew, Buzz, was on a vacation. Mm, that's so. That's the first I've heard. Funny, Walt and Katie would have told us. Oop, apple. No, it's all right.  Head down. You, uh, think the nephew might have count for the Apperson's car being missing? You think he might have taken it on his vacation? Possible, I guess, but I think Walt would have mentioned it. That car was old, but he was particular about it. Mm-hmm. Maybe sit it out on top here a little? All right, fine. Do you know the nephew at all? Pretty well. Nice, young fella. He got along with his aunt and uncle all right, didn't he? Yes, indeed. Buzz loves them both. Do you have any idea where the Apperson's might be, Mr. Stoffe? No, I don't. Here does my wife. That's why we called you people. We don't mean to beat but inskies, but we're worried. Maybe just a little more off the top, officer? No, I think it's fine. It's okay. You have no idea where we might find the nephew, Buzz. Mm-hmm. Not if he's away on vacation. He might check with the school. Oh, Buzz might have gone off with a couple of his friends. A little something to dampen that down? Yeah, fine. Yeah, that porch lighted theirs. Been burning for three nights and three days. It really kicks up the old electric bill. Maybe the Apperson's may have overlooked it. Mm-hmm. Maybe. All right, sir. Yeah, it's a good-looking haircut if I say so myself. Yeah. It's fine. Here you go. Thank you. Here's our card, Mr. Stokely. We'll be checking with you. Bye. Bye. Can I borrow your comb? Barbara never combs your hair right. That's not going to help you. Huh? It's the way he cut it. What do you mean? He put the part on the other side. After we left Clarence Stokely's barber shop, we drove out to the Apperson home on 54th Street just below Seaboard Avenue. We checked the house from top to bottom. The closets and the bedrooms were well stocked with clothes. None of the luggage seemed to be missing. In the basement, back on one of the cupboard shelves, we found a bottle of cyanide. It was half filled. In the kitchen, we found dirty dishes still lying on the table. We put in a call to Ray Pinker at the crime lab, and he came out and took sample scrapings from each of the three plates and specimens from each of the half filled cups of coffee on the table. He also took along the bottle of cyanide to examine it for fingerprints. Ben and I called the record bureau, just as a matter of routine, and asked for any make and warrants on the nephew, Frank Buzz Apperson. R and I called back with the information that Frank Apperson had been arrested for Grand Theft Auto six weeks before his trial was pending. We checked back with the barber, Clarence Stokely. He knew nothing about the trouble. The next morning, Sunday, with the help of school authorities at Stanley College near Monrovia, we got in touch with the parents of two of Buzz Apperson's friends.  They were expected back in the next day around noontime. From one of the boarding students at Stanley College, we got the name of Buzz Apperson's girlfriend of Miss Norma Louise Bernard. She lived in San Marino. Sunday night, we drove out to interview her. I don't know what I can tell you, Sergeant. Buzz is on a camping trip with two of the fellas from school. That's all I know. When did he leave? Do you know, Miss Bernard? Last Monday morning. They left from school. Said they'd be gone for a week. They're coming back tomorrow. Mm-hmm. You know Buzz Apperson pretty well? Yes, I do, as well as anyone, I guess. What is he? Just their casual date? Oh, Buzz and I have been going steady for almost a year now. I see. How old are you? I'm 19. Have you ever met the Apperson's, his aunt, and his uncle? Just once. They're awfully sweet. How did Buzz get along with them, do you know? Well, fine, I guess. The only argument Buzz ever told me about was a month ago. He wanted more allowance and his uncle said no. Was Buzz ever in any trouble to your knowledge, Miss Bernard? I don't think I know what you mean. What kind of trouble? I mean, was he ever in any trouble at the college or with a law on anyway? Oh. You mean that car Buzz took about two months ago? Yeah. We were supposed to go to this school dance and Buzz didn't have a car. I guess he was ashamed. He said he knew the fella he borrowed the car from, but the day after the dance, the cops came. How did his uncle react to that? Well, there was a terrible row, Buzz said. I really shouldn't be telling you. Buzz may be his promise. How were feelings between the boy and his uncle before he left on the trip? Did he mention anything to you about that?  I asked him how things were at home. He didn't seem to want to talk about it. The last time you saw him was Monday morning. Is that right? Yes, just before he left on the camping trip. Well, you're sure he went on that trip? Well, of course I'm sure. How do you mean? He said, no matter who asked you, I went on a camping trip. He said it a couple of times. Do you offer any explanation? No, but I knew everything was all right. Oh, is that so? How? I could tell. Well, he kissed me. The next morning, Monday, Ben and I checked the missing persons. There was no additional information on the missing couple. We phoned the barber, Clarence Stokely. He had seen or heard nothing further of Mr. and Mrs. Apperson. We went down to the bank where the Appersons had their account. With the help of the manager, we found that three checks had been passed on the Apperson checking account since the previous Wednesday, a full day after the missing couple had been last seen. One check was for $100 and two for $50 each. All of them had been cashed in Los Angeles and all bore the signature of Walter Apperson. After examination, it was found each signature had been carefully forged. 10.45 a.m., we went back to the office. Are you two going someplace? Oh, hi, Ray. Now, just coming. You finished checking that stuff through the crime land? Yeah. I was passing over this way. I thought I'd drop off the report for you. Got it right here. How'd it go? Finger prints on that bottle of cyanide. Layton prints got a make. Here's the name on it. Frank Buzz Apperson. You look over those dirty dishes we found in the Apperson house? Nothing. How about the samples you took from those cups? Whoever drank that coffee's in trouble. It's loaded.  You are listening to Dragnet, the case history of a police investigation presented in the public interest by Fatima Cigarettes. If you smoke a long cigarette, it will be in your interest to listen to this case history recorded by a typical Fatima smoker. Hi there. 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Monday 1 p.m. we obtained a specimen of Frank Buz Apperson signature and we had Don Myers and handwriting check it out against the signatures on the three checks. Both styles of handwriting matched in every detail. At 1.30 p.m. the parents of Buz Apperson's two friends called to tell us that their sons were back from their camping trip. We checked the Apperson home. The nephew wasn't there. We drove out to see his two friends. Under questioning one of them finally broke and admitted that Buz Apperson had not gone with him on the camping trip. In the process of questioning the boys one of them told us that he had been with a suspect two days before the trip when he purchased some medicine at the campus drugstore. We went to the drugstore and checked the prescription book. It showed Frank Buz Apperson had purchased and signed for a bottle of cyanide two days before the disappearance of his aunt and uncle. Ben and I drove back to the Apperson house. When we arrived the officers on stake out had the boy in custody. No I'm sorry officers I wish I could help you out but well maybe it's not as bad as you think. When did you last see your aunt and uncle? Monday before I left on the camping trip. They're in the habit of going off like this honey? Oh sure. Aunt Cain and uncle Walter have friends all over. They go on trips all the time. Is that so? How do they get there? They drive. Both of them. They've been driving for years. You talk to your uncle's friend this Mr. Stokely next door. He says your aunt and uncle have been driving for at least a year and a half. Stokely the barber? He's one of the neighborhood cranks sergeant. Anybody around here can tell you that. Minds everybody's business but his own. You don't seem too worried about your aunt and uncle. You think they're all right? Well we'd have heard by now if they weren't don't you think sir? They probably took off on a trip sir. That's just about the size of it I think. How about this trip of yours? Sir? Well it's a camping trip that you just come from. Oh a couple of fellas from school. We went camping up by Big Bear for a week. Pretty good fishing for September. Ever been up there? Yeah, have you? Well sure. I just said that's why we've been camping. Say, I'm a little thirsty. There's a couple of bottles of ale in the refrigerator. Care for a bottle? No thanks. Would you mind if I had one? Sure could use it. No, you go right ahead. We can talk in the kitchen. Place is kind of a mess. I guess I'll have to go in and clean it up.  Not usually, no. Dishes all over the place. She probably figured she'd wait until she got back to clean up. Aunt Kate does things like that once in a while. That's her? Yeah, she's like that sometimes. Well, happy days. Yeah. Okay, Buzz, you want to tell us? Where are they? Your aunt and uncle. What happened? Say, I don't think I know what you're talking about. What's the trouble?  Let's have a straight story. It's going to save a lot of time. Sir? We can draw it out as long as you like. It'll be a lot easier if you cooperate. Look, I don't know what you're thinking, Sergeant, but whatever it is, I don't understand you. What are you getting at? Something's happened to your aunt and uncle. We're pretty sure you know what it is. Well, how could I? I've been away on this camping trip. You've been away, but not on a camping trip. Sir? We've checked you out from the day you came to live with your aunt and uncle, boy. You're going to make us spell out the whole record for you? But I've been away. I just got back. I don't know what's happened. We found a bottle of cyanide in the basement cupboard. Your fingerprints are all over it. Well, sure, that figures. We use it for bug poison in the garden. I take care of the garden. I use it all the time. You use it in coffee? Sir? The police chemists checked what was left and two of the cups that were on that table there. Cyanide in both of them.  Look, boy, we've talked to your neighbors, your teachers, your girlfriend, Norma, and those two pals you were supposed to go camping with. Now, we can drag all of them out if we have to.  Sir? I think you got it the first time. Well, there couldn't be any cyanide in those cups. Why should there be? Well, you think you can tell us that? But I can't. I don't know anything about this. I have no idea what you're talking about. Is this some kind of a gang? You know better than that. How about those checks, Buzz? Sir? The ones you forged your uncle's signature on. You need the money that bad? I didn't forge any checks. I was away on a camping trip. Dave and Willie were with me. They can tell you. You got in a row with your uncle. Maybe about that stolen car. Is that how it happened? It had nothing to do with it. I want to see Norma. I want to talk to Dave and Willie. They'll tell you. How about the man at the campus drugs store? Sir? When you bought the cyanide from, you wouldn't talk to him, too? Look, are you two fellas kidding me? This must be some kind of a gag, is it? Your aunt and uncle are missing. There's evidence of foul play now. Does that sound like a joke? Well, how should I know where they are? I wasn't there. I want to talk to Norma. I want to see Dave and Willie. They'll tell you. Why don't we drive over and see him now? It's all right with us. Want to get your coat? Sure. Norma's a girl I'm engaged to. Dave and Willie are my best friends. They know everything about me. A couple of real nice guys. And so? Sure. Well, let's go, Bing. Yeah. Dave and Willie have been all through school with me. Thinking about you for me? Yeah. Sure. You can take their word, too. We will. 5.50 p.m. We left the Apperson house, drove across town, and headed over the Arroyo Seco toward the home of the suspect's friend, Dave Killifer. 6.33 p.m.  Buzz Apperson's friend Dave met us at the front door. What's it all about anyway, Buzz? What's the pitch? Well, that's what I want to know. Look, is this some kind of a gag you guys cooked up on me? We were on the trip, Buzz. I don't know anything about any gag. What's all this about your aunt and uncle? I don't know. That's what these officers want to find out. I'd like to have you tell us again, Dave. Was Buzz here with you on that camping trip? Sure. That's why we came over. Now tell them about it, you know. All right, let's have it, Dave. Was he with you on that trip? These officers aren't kidding, Buzz. They want the truth. Well, tell them I was with you and Willie. We went to Big Bear. We were looking for your aunt and uncle. I'm not going to lie now. You didn't go to Big Bear with us. All right, Dave, thanks. Well, he's lying, officers. Who put you up to this stunt, Dave? They'll throw you in the jug for a gag like this. Who's behind it? You're the guy who said it was a gag. You told us to tell everybody we were up at Big Bear with Willie and me. How about leveling? What's it about? He's lying. What's it about? You've got nothing to hide. Have you? He's lying. You can tell that, can't you? Let's go talk to Willie. He'll tell you the truth. Joe? All right. Thank you, Dave. That's all. All right, Sergeant. Sure there isn't anything I can do? No, thanks. Just the same. Good night. Good night. Anybody could tell he was lying. Isn't that right, Sergeant? Well, he's your friend, Buzz. Why do you say that? Well, he was just plain lying. That's all. Couldn't you tell? No, I couldn't. How about you, Ben? Not me. Why would you lie, Buzz? You told us he was your pal.  A gag in the fraternity I belong to. Dave's one of them. They've done it before. I don't know why they're lying, but they are. Where does your friend Willie live? Sir? Would you drive over and have us talk to Willie? Oh, yeah. Where does he live? Look, would you mind very much? How's that? I got a terrible headache. Would you mind very much just driving around a while? I'd like to clear my head a little. I can't figure this thing out. All right. Why don't you roll down the window there, Buzz? Okay. Yeah. The air feels good. Sure is hot out tonight. Yeah. Been a pretty long summer, hasn't it? Yeah, it has. Say, I guess maybe we ought to forget about going over to Willie's place. He strings along with a rest. He'd probably lie, too. You said you wanted to have a talk with him. Yeah, but I've been thinking about it. He'd only lie. It'd be better if we drove over to see Norma. That's the girl I'm engaged to. Yeah, that's what we understand. If anybody can give you a straight story, Norma can. She doesn't live far straight down the road here in the San Marino. Yeah, we know. Oh. Sure would appreciate it if you'd drive over there. Okay. Norma can straighten this thing out. It's well, girl. We're going to get married as soon as we can. Oh. Yeah. She saw me leave on that trip to Big Bear. She won't lie to you. I sure wish my aunt and uncle had left a note where they were going. All this trouble. You might have finally out a couple of things for you, Buzz. Now, what do you mean? When a police officer picks somebody up, he's got a good reason for it. Yeah, but Dave was lying, Sergeant. You know that. It's a lot more than what Dave had to say. Now, you've done something wrong. We don't know what exactly, but we've got an idea, and we're going to find out. You can't prove anything. I got that cyanide for the garden. We used it around the house for different things. You don't use it in coffee cups. What happened, boy? Where's your aunt and uncle? Next turn for Norma's house. Up by the signal, turn left. Yeah. Come on, Buzz. You know what happened. You're going to have to face it sooner or later. If it's not tonight, then tomorrow morning, or tomorrow night, or the night after. But I don't know what happened. The facts say you do, and they're not going to disappear. Now, you made the problem.  How about it? Norma will know what to do. Wait till I talk to Norma. Why don't you stand up and face it, boy? Getting your girl mixed up in this isn't going to help. She'll know what to do. Can she find your aunt and uncle? Can't she? How about the three checks? How about them? Can she explain those signatures that you forged? Maybe those fingerprints on the cyanide bottle. Can she help you out there? Oh, look, Buzz, I believe you. You love the girl. Do you want her mixed up in all this? Here we are, Joe. OK. That's the right house, isn't it? Yeah. Now, that's Norma's house. All right. What's it going to be? Do we go in? She'd cry. She'd only cry. Norma thinks a lot of me. Yeah? She's a swell girl. I don't want to have to tell her. She'd only cry. Yeah? I killed my aunt and uncle. 8 p.m., Buzz Apperson directed this to drive to San Pedro to the west basin of the Los Angeles Harbor. We got out of the car and followed him to the end of one of the piers. We told us his story and we put in a call to the office. Within half an hour, a fire boat and a barge were on the scene and a diver was sent down into the water a few yards from the edge of the pier. We stood by and watched. Buzz Apperson, Ben and I. I put quite a bit of cyanide in the coffee. I had to be sure. How'd you manage to get both of them in the car? I waited till way after dark and then I dragged them out. I drove down to the end of the pier right here. Put the car in low. It went over right where the diver went down. Just at this end of the barge. All right. There's lines up there. It's the first one. You better stand back here. Yeah. Watch it. Okay, sir. Let's go. Buzz. Yeah. My aunt. Only one thing missing, Buzz. Sir. A reason. What'd you do it? I'm not sure anymore. Stolen car trouble, I guess. The trial was coming up. All that trouble. I didn't want my aunt and uncle to go through all that. 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You don't want to scare him away If we're gonna if we're gonna beat him we have to beat him fat How's it going everybody dato do it here with another round of dragon ball fighters ranked matches this time I think we're going up against a very familiar person on this channel I think this is the same guy that uh rage quit last time we played hopefully he doesn't this time around I I have a bad habit of accepting right of accepting right matches from the genos with match completion rating percentages But what can I say dude? It's a hobby of mine to go up against Vigito players with that qualification This high if we do end up losing which it looks like we will now. Yeah, I don't think I'll rage quit then ah I thought he was gonna go high. I always think they're gonna go high in that overhead Okay, ooh, I like that. All right.  No, not no takers. Okay. That's fine. No takers. That doesn't inherently mean anything went wrong. Just uh All right, let's set up the pressure Yes, that's exactly what we want to see we want that orb to scare you into vanishing I'ma make your rage quit Jokes aside, I would oh you wouldn't rage quit against fortnight superfan. Would you oh, it's sliding down Okay, let's be careful here. We have options All right time to put on the pressure Here we go pressures being put on now. Let's see if this works. I think you have to time it a little differently. Yep Chip damage though chip damage. We like that chip damage. Oh my goodness. Did you see the chip? Wow that time he that time I just missed time my stuff And he got a free pass into hitting me tag out. No tag out Okay, and we don't get to switch in so that's the only bad part about that still though not too shabby Okay, we're we're cruising. Oh reads Reads and I tried to vanish like a scrub there Level one no drag us to the ground then level one. You got to man That one's in the Vegeta blue coat of honor. You have to do that Vegeta blue pale players have been doing that exact combo since launch Oh Come on work them to the corner. That's exactly what I want to see Okay, did you see that that was sick? Crossed me up like eight different ways. I didn't expect that to end up on the I didn't expect him to end up on the other side That was just awesome There we go working our way and we got to be careful about how much damage we put out We don't want to scare him away You don't want to scare him away If we're gonna if we're gonna beat him we have to beat him fat Just That's how it be sometimes, you know, that's how it be You can't accept matches from people with purple percentages Even though I went under cover. All right, we're back with our second game Unfortunately our undercover operation didn't go entirely too well, but you know, I'm still fortnight super fan at heart So I'll rock out with this name for a little while longer that being said we are going up against moderate ex I think that's also a name. I recognize either that or you know at any time you play against an anime name But it's not an anime name from Dragon Ball. The that those players are always really good I don't know if anybody can else vouch for it, but you know if their names Ichigo or Bonkai Anything with that you get rocked a hundred percent. I don't know what's up with But if their name is like Goku superfan, it's like, okay, it's a wash. I'm winning. Oh Oh Why'd you have to get hit by that? Okay. Well, hey, you won't see me complaining about you getting hit by that one Going down. Oh That's not what I wanted This is interesting. Oh nice tag in I didn't suspect it No, oh god. Oh Accidentally sick Don't tell your parents, but dr. Dway is cooking up something fierce in the kitchen. Oh Got hit. Oh, don't even try it Going out in the base. No sliding. That's fine. Oh Not fast enough Yoncha How high can we go we're falling? Oh Yes, okay, and perfect. We're in the corner. This is exactly where you want to see beers come in I didn't want to do this but hopefully this kills Haka'i No, what's the setup? Ah Oh Didn't expect that to work Okay Gonna hit me with the double super and everything into Broly now. It's a gohan. Make sense.  Oh, no, no, no over at face Goku We out We out DP how can I always forget? Don't do it. This is just shows how childish you are DP.  Oh That was disgusting That was disgusting, I'll give it up to that one. I better not have missed this. Okay good. Oh Ah Anybody else sweating from their brow or is it just me Super Dash? Come on. You know you want Broly bubble Damn I'm getting kind of low on health now that I'm actually looking at it just double armored through my auto Most unbuttoned don't do it dude. Okay. Come on. We got to get in there flip Goku Goku's too fast for Broly How many times am I gonna have to drop my combo, huh? How many times am I gonna have to drop this combo for you to learn? Oh? No By the way, I dropped it three times in case anybody was counting at home. Oh No, I just I just lost this game. I just lost this game. I just lost I just lost. Oh No Because of I because of those dropped combos. I Just lost this game. Mm-hmm.  That's very good. That does wonders for the self-confidence It'll take a little more though Don't cross me up. Come on chief. He has a DP two guys I'm one, you know, I'm an upbeat kind of guy, but this is gonna be a Oh, yeah, I'm sure Yamcha, why didn't I ex that? Yamcha you beautiful beast Running run with the wolves. Yamcha's be free You have given me a gift on this day How I didn't lose that is beyond me. Oh my god All right, come on. Let's beer sit up a little bit. That was embarrassing.  Gotcha. I'm scared you for you. Do you take come on, bro?  I'm not looking out. I Am not looking out for those Okay, if that would have crossed him up it would have been sick though It would have been cool nice ex There we go behind the back will fang fist It's not gonna do much. It'll just be a little bit of damage and some corner Wow, how did I get hit by that? That was just me being awful Wow nine frame jump I have no doubt in my mind. He probably would have hit that if not for the nine frame jump so Unfortunate you hate to see that happen. I keep doing that the wrong way which is Awesome, it's not awesome. Okay, that's pretty good though.  Oh My god, I've never been hit by this many Broly down have he's he could have killed me right there with one level three. Oh All right, I'll see you out I'll see you dude Okay See, this is my problem. I keep getting all of my characters too low. So sparking just becomes useless Unless it's like a combo breaker only option But like I mean not combo breaker just kind of get out of jail free card But now my characters are all so low No way I tried ah That was unfortunate time for it to jump Okay, it's fine. It's fine base Goku level three sparking We can get some sick stuff here Let's not oh we're dead. How did it happen so fast? How did it happen so fast? We could have had it all That was just the fastest turnaround I've ever seen That was that was me ordering something off Amazon Prime with expedited shipping That was insane turnaround Let's be aggressive. I feel like being aggressive. Let's go. Let's get some damage in Look at the range No armor dude. Come on man. Oh come on. I gotta start taking these oh Yes, no where I am Wow, this is that was the worst. Oh, no, that was the worst. Okay. That was the worst.  This is awesome. This is a rare form. Oh My goodness that did not knock him away at all. I'm just trying to get gohan back out. Oh I can't see the green behind the bubble. I Already can't tech grabs you expect me to color code grabs. Come on All right, we're going dead Yeah, that was actually be misspeaking but pretty much the same thing That going down going dead both were true This team could for sure use it armor moves new Broly scares me Please kill. Oh my god. It's not gonna kill. Oh my god. Yeah, I'm just don't yeah, I'm just don't Top dead closest calls at all of it of a Top dead closest calls You see I knew he would do that. I played like trash this round man. Oh Sad boys, it's gonna be to one. That's not saying I can't make a comeback It's just saying my mental state is off. All right, let's try sweeping the lake Wow, even the auto comma didn't pick that one up. That was really my hope to Okay, we'll consider this one a wash because that's what it is That is the cherry on top of the cake that I did not want to eat Oh Okay, that's bad. I tried picking up a key blast under his feet which could have lost to a lot of things including that So not really the best option Okay All or nothing now I get d-ranked or I pull or I bring it back All right beam assist he doesn't have the beam assist up. Let's go If he ain't got beam assist up we running in DP I'm trying to watch out for that Armor upper cuts man. I'm getting boned by him Grabs and beer is already off the table. I'm getting rushed down It didn't start off this rough, but oh Don't do it. Oh, it's so obvious, but I I was great drop it. Damn it. That's fine. That's fine It's fine. Please please also notice how I have I have literally nothing every every assist was blacked out there Every choice in my arsenal was taken from me that day Be my sister my right. Oh my goodness. Oh Beer is just scorpion pretty hard. Okay, we still there's a decent amount of dragon balls Can't believe that hit me. Okay. I need to pull my act together right now. There we go Step one of pulling my act together step two is the hardest part though That was a cheesy reset, but you know, I'll take it That never lied entirely on him dropping his controller. Please vanish out. Please vanish out. Please vanish out Okay, not too bad. Not too bad Can't believe he had time to do that. I thought for sure.  I promise you I knew that was coming. Hurry Goku Hurry Okay, that's bad. Oh, come on. Come on. Come on Okay, good good it cut through the armor. We need to get Goku out of here now Goku is my rock Huh my turn. No back to oh Yes, we're free kind of sort of no come at me hot downwards Yes, that's okay.     He's gonna try to do some Sneaky sneaky stuff here. Oh That combo Look at the range. Look at the stun good games to my opponent if I had to get the ranked I'm glad it was to you man I'm glad we'll put in the time up squirt. No, I Hit rematch No, no, dude. No Every time By the way, my assists are never up for the tag when I need them They're just not doing it for me today. This is sucky, dude Okay, I understand Darn it. I can't even see I gotta stop trying to sneak in down heavies after that. I should be good Why did I click? What did I click? I was holding back the entire time There's did I click something? What could I have clicked? Darn it try to come at me not downwards Okay, that is bologna. Okay Ha that was bologna Darn the beam assist really got me there I'm really trying to focus and pull this back, but couldn't tag him out there. Okay. I'm actually Oh, well now I'm upset. I was gonna say I'm not too upset. We got hit by that beam there and then he threw another one Okay, but y'all just made better comebacks than this. He's full health and we got level three a sparking See that was a good dragon rush. I went for the reflect Knocked me down. Okay. Well, maybe not that much dude Well, thank fist. All right, let's try to play aggressive but not aggressively predictable like we're not gonna superdash right out the gate. I Should have superdashed right out the gate and I have to superdash after that like that There you go. That's what you got to do after that Little by little work. We'll learn. We'll learn. We'll learn It'll take it's time. It'll it'll run its course for sure Every time I gotta stop getting hit by that Tech down.  Nobody's ever done that to me before though That was some great a stupidity by me that I'm dead Unless it drops somehow it did That this I could get by this is living fancy. What do I do? What do I do? Do you guys think I'll wake up level three? He's shown me nothing but respect all game. I could have done it huh Spirit the ball Hey We call it money.  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Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wa barakatuhu. My name is Dawood Yassin. Alhamdulillah Ramadan Mubarak. We thank Allah for allowing us to make it to the last 10 nights of this blessed month and we ask Allah to open up and shower us with all of His blessings, unique blessings that are part of the last 10 days of Ramadan. Alhamdulillah we are in a blessed time of the year. Alhamdulillah we thank Allah for His generosity with all of us. That generosity extends to the organizers from MCC and allowing us to gather in this way and facilitating for us to gather in this way. I'd like to talk about this week, you know, in our time together. When I first became Muslim that first year I made Hajj. I was able to, I was in Medina and I bought a CD of Quran. You know, obviously at that time I couldn't understand Arabic but it just the Quran had a profound impact on me, you know, before I could even understand what was happening. And maybe you've heard me talk about that before but it was one of the things that actually drew me to Islam. But anyway, I bought this CD of a young boy. His name was Muhammad Barak, I believe his name was. He was about 13 years old. He was leading Taraweeh and this CD was just incredible, just melodious recitation, something that I've just never been exposed to and never heard before. And it just, you know, his recitation was just something that just spoke to my soul. And I think from there that led me into Surah Yusuf being one of my favorite surahs of Quran because what I take from the surah is that it's a law explaining to us the realities of a family dynamic. You have Yaqub, a prophet and his sons and then the dynamic that transpires between his sons. Many of us are familiar with that story but, you know, one of the things I think is an incredible takeaway There are many takeaways from the story. One is just the Tedbir, the planning of a law of how Yusuf is sent through this very difficult trial but then ends up at the end in a position that he could have never imagined or thought of and just what he endures through that and his trust in the law throughout that. However, what I want to mention though is, you know, when we think about ourselves and our relationship to Allah and our inclination to do wrong and our doing wrong, we should not beat ourselves up, so to say, about that. We're not angelic in our nature and this is something that is obvious. Now, why do I say that? I say that because if you have the children of a prophet, Yaqub, alaihi salam and this type of plotting and planning is happening at that level, then what can we expect from ourselves, right? Who are not the children of a prophet, alaihi salam Yaqub, alaihi salam. So, again, when I think about this story, I think about this in that context that we have to be merciful with ourselves when we wrong ourselves or we wrong others because that propensity exists inside of all of us. How we respond to it, how we stop, that's a totally different conversation and that's something that we need to also take from this story as well too. But let's look at this story here just for a minute. So right from the beginning and verses four and five, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala sets for us the reality of the Sura. Where Allah says in the Sura, it's on the tongue of Yusuf, alaihi salam, where Yusuf, alaihi salam says to his father, excuse me, where Yusuf, alaihi salam says to his father, If Qala Yusuf wa li'abihi ya'abati, Inni r'aitu ahada'ashira koukaban wa shamsa wa l-qamara, r'aitu hum li'sajideen. O my father, I have seen eleven stars, the sun and the moon. I have seen them prostrating to me. Yaqub, alaihi salam, responds, Qala ya'abuni la taqsus ru'yaka li'ihwatika fiyakiduna laka qaida, Inna shayqana li'insani adubum mubeen. Do not convey, do not reveal, do not tell this dream to your brothers, because they will plot against you, they will plot against you. And what's interesting here is I feel that when Allah swt then transfers this for yaqiduna laka qaida, Yaqub says that they will begin to plot against you. But then the next part of the surah, the same verse, sorry, the same verse, the same ayah, is Inna shayqana li'insani adubum mubeen. That shayqana is to the human beings a clear enemy. Now, that means that there are the whisperings and the calling from shayqana for us to wrong ourselves or to wrong others. I think that's something that's very clear that is here. Now, when we talk about this story of Yusuf alayhi salam, I'm not going to go into detail, but because there's one thing I want to talk about in terms of what I believe is a principle that Allah swt is conveying to us in that story. And we'll talk about that in a minute. However, when we look at this story and the situation that Yusuf finds himself in right now, when I talked about this in the first week, in week one in my lesson, that the Qur'an, thinking of the Qur'an is a mean of guidance in our lives. Thinking of the Qur'an as a means of guidance in our lives. How is this story of surah al-Yusuf and specifically in this beginning right here, how is it? What's the message? What is the message around ethics or morals? And then what is the principle? Because like I said, this Qur'an is teaching us principles. In my opinion, the principle that we are dealing with here in this surah, in the beginning of the surah right now is one of envy. And the ruination that can be caused from envy. Such to a point that the brothers were taken because of their fear of a father giving more deference to Yusuf alayhi salam, that the brothers were planning and had actually conspired to take his life. Now, one of them said, no, that's not what we should do.  However, they come up with a plan. They tell their father, they take him out and they come up with a plan that they're going to tell their father that a wolf ate him. They come back after their outing and they bring a Yusuf shirt to Yaqub alayhi salam and they present it to him. And what I find is really interesting in here is that when a wrongdoing is happening, we cannot think of every single detail that is here. And there's something that happens, a detail that is overlooked that Allah, I'm sorry, that Yaqub alayhi salam immediately understands that this is a lie of what they're saying. A wolf did not eat Yusuf alayhi salam. This is what he conveys to them. This is something that you're making up. And then how does he understand that? Because when the Qur'an talks about it, they bring on his shirt, or they put on his shirt, bidam in kevb, with a false blood. So they bring a Yusuf shirt to Yaqub alayhi salam. They present it to him. They say a wolf has eaten him. And then I was reading in a tafsir and some of the commentators said that Yaqub's response was that this must have been a merciful wolf. And the children, the sons were perplexed. A merciful wolf. Think about that for a moment. How could this wolf, right? How could you bring this shirt to me? And this shirt is covered with blood. But yet there are no tears on the shirt and there are no traces of any type of scuffling or tussling. You know, that would have indicated that this actually transpired in a way that the sons had called it. Now the interesting thing is that all of this, as I said, is driven by envy. And the role that the shirt plays in this when it's driven by envy is one that is, as I said, brings about ruination at this point. I want to take a moment and just share with you what Imam Rosali says about envy. He says envy is greater than miserliness. He says envy is greater than miserliness. He says the simple miser is one who is stingy toward others with his possessions, right? That's a bahil. I have something I don't want to share with others. That's miserliness. He says, however, the greater miserliness is the one who is stingy with Allah's favors upon his servants. The one who is stingy with Allah's favors upon his capital H, meaning Allah's servants, right? Favors that are not even his, but from the fast treasures of Allah's omnipotent power. The envious person is the one who is pained when Allah Almighty from his treasures of his omnipotent power bestows one of his servants with wealth, knowledge, or love in the hearts of people, or any kind of good fortune. He is pained to the point, meaning the envious person is pained to the point where he wishes that Allah's favors would be taken away from that person, even if the same favor would not transfer to him as a result. This is really the pinnacle of wickedness and about which the Prophet ﷺ said that envy devours good deeds just as fire devours woods. Now, this is where, again, we're understanding this now, right? Envy and why it is so blameworthy is because Allah SWT is going to bestow his gifts upon whoever he wants, however he wants, whenever he wants. In a manner of however he wants. No one is there to say that person X or Y should not have certain things because Allah SWT has decreed it. Now, whether those things are beneficial for them or detrimental to them, that's something that exists in the knowledge of Allah SWT. And we find that type of explanation in Baqarah that perhaps it is that you love something and is harmful perhaps it is that you detest something.  Allahu ya'alum wa antulata'alimu, right? So we don't know whether these things are beneficial or not. However, it continues here by saying that the envious person himself is one who suffers punishment and receives no mercy. May Allah protect us from the state. He is in continuous torment for there will never be a lack of those among his contemporaries and acquaintances on whom Allah has bestowed knowledge or wealth or esteem. Thus the envious person continually suffers punishment in this world right up to his death. May Allah protect us from that. And the punishment of this world to come is even greater and more severe. In fact, the servant does not arrive at truth faith as long as he does not love for his brother and his rest of the Muslims what he loves for himself. So think about that for one moment. This envy, the ruining ability of this envy and the punishment, right? The constant punishment that a person find themselves in. Why? Because as I said, there will never be a shortage of Allah giving wealth or knowledge or the love of this person in the hearts of others that will never stop. So imagine that every time a person witnesses this, every time they see this, they're torn up inside because of an envy that they have. That's why Allah swt talks about this in protecting to allow us to protect ourselves from it. And it's just to me, it's just so amazing that he brings this story out not just as an average person, but it's something that even afflicted the sons of Yaqub alayhi salam, right? And not to someone outside but to their own brother, their own flesh and blood. And these are the stories, alayhi salam, Quran. These are not something that just happened a long time ago with Yusuf alayhi salam. These are not alayhi salam, these aren't just stories of the ancients. They are there for us to be able to ground ourselves morally, ethically, and to have principles upon which we live that are shown over and over and over again in the Quran. And to me, this is one of the clearest examples. This is one of the clearest stories. Now, the interesting thing is the role that this shirt plays. And in Sha'at al-A'ala, in the coming week, I'll talk about another story when the shirt is dealt with, but it's another blameworthy and another characteristic that can bring us to ruination. And it also has to do with the shirt. And all of this came from a conversation I had with a friend of my doctor, Jibril Atif, who was just saying to me the other day. He said, it's amazing that the shirt is mentioned in three different places in the Quran, different realities in each one of them. He says, but it's as if there is a message that is being conveyed through this shirt. And then looking on it further, as I said, this first part that I found that I just wanted to share with you was this idea that the shirt represents the story to highlight the idea of envy and how envy can be so ruinous for us. And as I said, to this level where it's even afflicting the sons of a prophet to someone as close as their brother. So may Allah SWT protect us and may Allah SWT shower his favor on us and protect us from envy and protect us from miserliness, right? Miserliness with our own goods and that we may never be envious with the gifts that Allah bestows upon his servants in a manner that he sees fit and how he sees fit with whom he sees fit. And again, especially in this month, I pray that Allah showers all of us with his unique gifts that are sent down in these last 10 days. Then may Allah SWT bless us to see the night of power and may, you know, the reality of the supplication. When Aisha, she asked the Prophet, you know, what should I recite? Allah SWT, he said to her, he said, Allahumma anta'aafu anta'aafu faafu anna.  So we seek Allah's pardon in these last nights. Alhamdulillah, this is one of the odd nights. May Allah give us the strength to be able to stand and worship him in this evening, seeking out Layatul Qadr. And again, my thanks to the MCC community for hosting this month and facilitating, you know, this program. And so may Allah SWT continue to bless you. Wassalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu.


Russians in Tokmak begin to panic. Families and entire educational institutions are being evacuated. Russians in the temporarily occupied Militopol district are preparing for a difficult autumn as they are already evacuating their families and taking out entire educational institutions. Ivan Fedorov, mayor of Russian-occupied Militopol, wrote to this on Telegram. There is panic. The occupiers on the Militopol front are preparing for a hot autumn. It is already scorching in Tokmak. A few weeks ago the occupiers began to evacuate authority bodies and a few days ago the Russian officers began intensively evacuating their families Fedorov said. Currently the Russians have begun to move educational institutions, schools, academies and colleges Fedorov says. Apart from that the Russians announced on the evening of the 3rd of October that administrative offices, shops and the market would not be open from the 4th of October. No matter what they prepare for the enemy definitely doesn't feel so good. Fedorov is convinced. According to Ministry of Defense of the United Kingdom in recent days Russian troops have likely reinforced their defenses around the temporarily occupied town of Tokmak in southern Ukraine which is approximately 16 kilometers behind the current front line.


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I want the line always in the north side chillin with my other guys, you know What's good YouTube this your boy Chihuahua back to y'all again with another art tutorial man If you're new to the channel go ahead and hit that like button and comment subscribe Make you click post notification so you will be notified anytime you butt drop some heat in today's video I will be teaching you guys how to draw with your mouse. So this tutorial will be for My beginners out there. So without further ado, let's jump right into this video First thing you want to do is create you a brush. You want to come up here Then you want to right-click this rectangle tool go to your lips to You want to make this circle then like this And you see what we trying to get this circle to Do is make these sharp points But we can use it as a brush while we still got a select it we're gonna move our color black To the center and we're gonna lock the bottom layer All right, we can click off over to make sure Okay, you see how that that circle look like a nice little brush Okay, what you want to do you want to highlight it Now you want to come up here You want to click new brush You want here Art brush it okay You want to hit okay again, and now we can come right here to our pink brush And it's gonna be the brush we just created But that's the first thing we want to do you want to create your brush And that's how you create that brush now what we're gonna do we're gonna delete all this Let's come to the brush right here You want to move your smoothness all the way up to the top and what's that's gonna help you do It's gonna help you get more control and it's gonna help you make cleaner lines You know I'm saying now what we're about to do is We finna use a method and it's basically you're gonna overshoot your lines, you know I'm saying so Let me show you what I mean by that. Let's say if I was trying to make I I make that top line Instead of trying to make a I like this Was not clean you know I'm saying We're gonna just overshoot the lines we're gonna make the lines go through each other Like that You see how I overshot these lines You want to highlight everything and then you want to go to object expand appearance and then you want to hit divide Now we can go click these lines Right-click it isolate select the group And we can delete the lines we overshot You see how clean that is? So we're gonna create a whole picture using the the overshoot technique So Yeah, that's a little face You see how I'm not worrying so much about my lines going through one another Being as steady as I can knowing The smoothness gonna help correct my lines Go up and down Let's create a now. Let's go through and delete the lines.  We'll shift and stretch it out. They're cool to our layers Like that layer to this blank sheet of paper to make a copy About the top layer go to the second Find a nice little base tone start with the red toggle tool Over our picture Right-click the color go to arrange send to back You'll know if you did that right if you look over here at your layers and you see your line where it's sitting on top You want to come back select everything Click merge Right-click it isolate select group Now we can get this color and delete it and change all these colors individually My whole shift so I can change Are these at once How do we got our little carrot to main all finish What you want to do you want to make a copy of your color layer Then a lot this bottom layer turn it out Now we're gonna come to the middle color layer Click isolate select group Delete the skin tone And yeah, that's pretty much it.  We're gonna create us a new layer and put it in between the two color layers And now we finna do the shading a Good way to shade if you're not if you're not so good at it at first Don't do so many transitions of shading just do like one Shadow layer, you know saying So We're just gonna do one shadow layer for each color No, I'm saying so let's go ahead and do one shadow layer for the skin And come to my pencil tool Double-click it move my smoothness all the way up hit okay Make sure my color is at the top and the bottom one is locked so it'll work as a feel tool And we're just gonna do one shadow So it'll be easy Let's see which We're gonna have the shadows coming from it coming this side of the face That's all we're gonna do it. So let's put a shadow out of his nose Put a shadow right here Basically just start out simple. You know what I'm saying? Until you learn how to be more advanced with it. You know what I'm saying?  That's just Too much at first just start out simple. I like that Create us a new layer So we're just doing one shadow for each color I created me a new layer and I put it above Both of my color layers So now we can put shadows inside the eyes In the mouth and there you have it you guys how to draw and shade with your mouse As you hit that like button come in subscribe Mohe come as soon so much you stay tuned and your boys out this thing