Big event coming up this week at the Qatar Open which is a 1,000 event every second year and this year it's a 500 event. Defending champion, Igor Shviantek should be back in action and we've got a lot of players that we haven't seen since the Australian Open playing in this one but we do have some withdrawals so let's go have a look at who's not going to be playing. The three names that are pulled out of this event, Onstrabur, she's had surgery so she's out for a few more weeks. Contovate also pulled out with injury, Sabalenka still celebrating that Australian Open win. She is also not going to be playing this event. So starting at the top of the draw, top four seeds get a buy in the first round. Igor Shviantek, the defending champion, buy in the first round. She awaits the winner of a qualifier versus Daniel Collins. Now Collins and Shviantek of course played this round open last year but Collins got a win so that's a very interesting matchup in the second round. Then we've got Azarenka, the wild card, very strange to see that taking on Ois who's the Turkish wild card. Winner of that match will take on either a qualifier or the seven seed Bencic in the second round. Bencic having a great season so far then we've got Goff, the number four seed getting a buy in the first round. She awaits the winner of Kuvitova versus Song who are going out in the first round. Then we've got Kenan, the wild card taking on Sampsonova who's in very good form, Sampsonova. Winner of that match will take on either Krajikova or the number eight seed Kudamatova in the second round. Very fun, top half of the draw, stacked event and a lot of unseeded players that are sort of in the top 20. So it's a very, very interesting event and a lot of really good matchups in the first two rounds. Going to the bottom half of the draw now and one of the best matches of the first round. Number five seed Zachary takes on Zheng who just made the semifinals last week. In fact, both ladies made semifinals last week in their respective events. So huge first round matchup. Winner of that match will take on either Alex Androva or a qualifier in the second round. Then we've got Mukova versus Treveson. Winner of that match will take on the number three seed Garcia who gets a buy in the first round. Then we've got Kazakina, the six seed taking on a qualifier. Winner of that match takes on either Bedosa or Hadad Maya, another blockbuster first round matchup. They'll play in the second round. But man, that is a crazy match again. Then we've got Keys versus OstaPenko. Again, another insane matchup. Winner of that will take on the number two seed Pagula in the second round. That part of the draw, that's bottom section. So, so stacked. Kazakina, Pagula. Bedosa Hadad Maya, Keys, OstaPenko. And we don't even know who the qualifier is because that could be Pliskova or Fernandez who are in the qualies at the moment. So huge draw, massive section to draw that bottom part.  So there it is. That is the draw for the Doha Open, the Qatar Open. And it's so stacked. Even though it's only a 500 event, it is stacked. Let me know down in the comments below. Who do you think is going to win this one? Of course, Fjontek, the defending champion. She played very well in this part of the season. This is where the streak started at this event last year. The Fjontek streak, of course. But let me know down in the comments below. Who's going to win? Maybe Bencic, maybe Fjontek, maybe somebody else.


Hello, learners. I welcome you to this session. In this session, we will discuss about tourism marketing. This topic is included in become fifth semester in the course marketing of services under management specialization. The earlier videos about this particular course have included the concept of service and the concept of service marketing, the importance of marketing the services and the characteristics of the services. We also differentiated the goods and services on certain basic parameters. We have also discussed in earlier videos the consumer expectation, consumer perception about services, consumer behavior in services as well as the market segmentation in service marketing. In this particular video, we will cover certain topics like tourism, tourist, hospitality, then classification of tourism, marketing mix for tourism. So, this video after watching it, we will be able to discuss the concept of tourism, meaning of tourist, dimensions of tourism, meaning of hospitality, the scope of tourism, classification of tourism, then how we can segment the market for tourism, what are the factors that influence the tourist and the marketing mix for tourism services. So, let us begin. When we used a particular term tourism, it generally comes to our mind that we are visiting certain place. We have visited definitely certain places like Khajiranga, National Park, Sri Lanka, Kerala, Goa, etc. So, these are tourist places specifically designed for the tourist. So, a number of historical monuments are there, Ranghar, Tajmahal, Kutubbinar, where you have visited or someone may planning to visit it. So, when you visit these particular places, you spend time there, you spend time in the midst of nature with the friends and relatives. From the historical monuments, we learn a lot. So, by visiting a particular place as it is termed as tourism, we learn a lot. So, when you visit a particular place, we perform different activities, we spend money, we go to different places. So, these are all termed as tourism related activities. So, what is basically tourism? So, tourism means when a particular person, an individual move outside from the usual place of stay. So, from the comfort zone, from your house, you are moving to a place for a particular purpose. Purpose is to visit the place as a tourist. So, objective of such visits are generally to spend time, to relax, to recreation, to spend time with your friends and family. There may be some other objectives also, like you may have some business trips.  So, in a tourism, an individual visit a place outside his usual stay, outside his usual place. In this regard, let us have a look on the definition given by the United Nations World Tourism Organization. The definition says that tourism is a social, cultural and economic phenomenon which entails the movement of people to countries or places outside their usual environment for personnel or business or professional purposes. So, these people are called visitors, which may be either tourists or excursionists, residents or non-residents, and tourism has to do with their activities, some of which imply tourism expenditure. So, this particular definition is very broad that covers almost all the aspects of tourism. Now, let us move to the definition of tourist, given by the United Nations World Tourism Organization. It says that a tourist can be domestic, means the residents of a given country travelling within the country. So, if you are staying in Guanty, you are visiting Shillong, so you are a domestic tourist, inbound. Inbound tourists are those which are non-residents travelling in a given country. Suppose the other person living in United States of America visiting India. So, this is the inbound tourism or the person is inbound tourist, foreign tourist. Then the outbound tourist, the residents of one country travelling to another country. So, an Indian person visiting United States of America or any foreign country is the outbound tourist. Now, tourism has different dimensions. The definition has already covered these dimensions. These dimensions are specifically cultural, social, economic. So, when people move from one place to another, the objective may be different, may be business, may be personal purpose. But whenever a tourist visits the tourist destination, he comes in contact with the other person residing in that particular destination. The tourists come to know about the historical importance of the particular place. The tourists spend money in all the tourism related activities. In the entire process, when you communicate with the people living in and around a particular place, we come to know about, more about the place is historical importance. So, a cultural exchange process takes place. And we come to know about the social norms. We come to know about the society of that particular place. So, culture is related to culture. Tourism is also related to society. So, this exchange process gives a greater dimension to tourism industry. At the same time, tourism has some economic dimension. When tourists spend money, that money helps the local people to earn their livelihood. And as a whole, the tourism industry has great influence in the earnings of a nation. Now, let us move to another important term connected with tourism, that is hospitality. So, when a particular tourist visits a place, that person, that individual, need to take a tourist, need to have some food. So, hospitality is concerned with making the tourist feel welcome and relaxed. So, hospitality is a combination of accommodation and food and beverage segments. So, the tourist will stay in a hotel, will take food. So, this as a whole known as the hospitality segment of tourism. Now, it is appropriate to discuss the scope of tourism. When we discuss about tourism, its scope is very wide. It covers the different segments. So, one, we know is the hospitality. So, it is the place to stay, then food, restaurant or hotels. Then we move from one place to another. When we visit a particular place, a tourist place, then we move from one place to another. So, we need some transportation. Transportation is another important segment in the tourism industry. Then services of tour operators, tourist guides. So, all these are included under the tourism. And that is why the scope of tourism is very wide, covering the different segments of the economy. So, the economic condition of people, especially living in a tourist area, depends on the tourist. The number of footfalls that takes place in a particular period of time helps them in earning their livelihood. So, it results in the improvement of economic conditions of these people. And as a whole, it improves the economic conditions of a nation, which is specifically depend on tourism services. So, in tourism, all other sectors that we have discussed, it may be hospitality, may be transportation or any other segment that is connected with tourism, depends on the tourist. The money spent by the tourist helps them in earning their livelihood. Those people are engaged in different activities, which are necessary when the tourism activity takes place, when the tourist visit a particular place. Now, we can classify tourism. We can classify it in different areas like recreational tourism. It means that tourists spend their leisure time by engaging in outdoor activities. For example, it may be a golf playing, a golf playing. So, it is recreation. Then there is adventure tourism. So, tourists involve in physical activity. Some of these physical activities may be hard like river rafting, rock climbing. And there may be some soft physical activities like wildlife viewing. So, this is come under adventure tourism. Then we have cultural tourism. So, tourists visit a particular place to learn, to discover and experience the tangible and intangible cultural products. If you visit Majuli, you will experience the culture. Then we have health tourism. People visit a particular place to get some medical treatment. So, again we can classify tourism as sport tourism or as religious tourism. Now, this discussion is important. The classification of tourism is important when we will discuss the market segmentation for tourism. So, let us have a look. Tourism industry is very vast that you know. We have to segment their tourism. We have to segment the market for the tourist. But this is very critical because the demand side consisting of the tourist is very complex. The tourists are influenced by a variety of factors. So, when you segment the market for tourism industry, we have to consider the factors that influence the tourist when he or she decides to visit a particular place as a tourist. So, lifestyle. Lifestyle influence the tourist. What place to visit? How to go there? The lifestyle of the people will affect these areas. Then income. The money that a particular person is able to spend on tourism related activities. Availability of leisure time. Some may have ability to spend 7 days in a particular spot. Whereas, some people will spend only just 2 days. So, there are different factors which influence the tourist. Again, age. Age is another important factor that helps in market segmentation. And this is the factor that influence the tourist. For example, a person in the age group of 20 to 25 will love to visit some places which are adventure areas. Adventure tourism will be the most preferred by a person in the age group of 20 to 25 or 25 to 30. But a person in the age group of 60 may not prefer the adventure tourism. So, when the age changes, the same person may have defined needs for tourism. Stasis in life cycle. So, a college going person may like to visit with a group, with a group of friends. But the same person after marriage will prefer to visit not in a group but with the family. So, when the stage in life cycle changes, the need for tourism will change. Travel preference. How a person wants to travel by car, by other means of transportation, etc. Similarly, health and safety is there as well as the past experience. If the experience of a tourist is not good by visiting a particular tourist place, then that tourist will not take a decision to visit that place again. So, what is the strategy? Marketing strategy for tourism. It is the market segmentation. You know about market segmentation. Market segmentation means dividing the market on the basis of certain common characteristics of the consumers. So, in case of tourism, we have to classify the market based on certain common characteristics of tourists. So, when we segment the market for tourism, it will help us in focusing on the requirements of the tourist, what exactly the tourist demands, depending on his age, depending on the income, depending on the time that he or she can spend in tourism related activities, etc. So, on that basis, we can design the tourism package. And similarly, we can design the promotional strategy, how we will inform the tourists about the different tour packages, about the different facilities that are available in a particular tourist spot. At the same time, it is important to understand the behavioral profile of the tourist. So, behavioral profile of tourist is mostly influenced by the race, religion, nationality, because we have to consider the foreign tourists also, what the demand, what are the requirements of the foreign tourist. Based on all these factors, we can design the tourism packages. So, market segmentation, understanding the tourist profile, behavioral profile will help us in designing the tourism packages. So, when we will discuss about tourism packages, it is very much essential to discuss the marketing mix for tourism services. Marketing mix, as you know, it is the marketing policy adopted by the marketeers in the market, in terms of certain peace, product, price, place, promotion, people, physical evidence, etc. So, this is the combination of these elements, this peace, and collectively we term it as marketing mix. So, marketing mix helps us to attract the customers It helps us in offering the differentiated product. We can differentiate our tourism packages from our competitors, and it helps us in winning the market competition. Now, if we see the marketing mix for tourism, the first comes the product mix. It means the tourist destination, the tourist spot where the tourist will visit. Now, when we will design this product mix for tourism, we have to consider the other segments that are closely connected with the tourist spot. Like accommodation, what are the hotel facilities available in a particular spot? What type of food is available? What type of food is generally preferred by the tourist? There may be difference between foreign tourist and the national tourist. Then the mode of transportation available to visiting that particular place to move here and there within the particular place, and now two operators have to design this particular product mix by taking into account their experience, their connection with the tourist, etc. So, it is a complex mix. When we thought about the tourism spot, we have to market it. It is a complex mix because of the involvement of different segments from hotel to transportation. So, product mix depends on the type of tourism also. For religious tourism, the product mix will be different. For adventure tourism, the product mix will be different. So, all these factors have to be considered when we will design the product mix for tourism services. If you can blend all these factors together, the tourism package will be attractive. The spot will be attractive for the tourist. Now, let us move to another P that is price. The price mix means the amount that the tourist are going to pay for the tourist package. So, it will include all expenses related to the hotel, related to food, related to the transportation, etc. When we will design the price mix for tourism, we have to keep in mind the nature of tourism industry. Tourism is generally a seasonal activity. In a particular season, you will see that there are lots of tourists, but in the off season, there will be no tourists. So, we have to design the price mix in such a way that we can cover the expenses and at the same time, it should match the tourist ability to spend. Now, another P is place mix. Place mix refers to the distribution of tourism services. Now, the channel of distribution for tourism services is mainly composed of the transporters, tour operators, etc. So, they are very significant when we will design the marketing mix for tourism. So, these transporters, tour operators facilitate the tourist, facilitate the tourist to experience the particular spot, to know about the spot. So, these factors or these areas need a good consideration when we will design the marketing mix for tourism. Promotion mix. Promotion mix, we have to inform the tourist about the particular place. So, information networks should be very strong, how we can give the information to the tourist, how we will attract the tourist. So, based on our information, tourists will select a destination and specifically, in case of tourism, it is the word of mouth promotion that helps in attracting the tourist, in making the tourist aware about a particular tourist spot. Somewhere you also notice, some incentives are given by the hotels, etc. for conferences, for meetings, so that tourists come to that place and they have a good time there. In tourism services, the important mix is people mix. People who serve the tourist deliver the tourism services. Again, it is the tour operators, the tourist guides, the hotel staff which are related to the tourism industry. So, these people need to be trained, need to be very professional, so that they can provide all class services to the tourist. Tourist must experience, must feel relaxation by visiting a particular tourist spot. So, tourism as a service requires the efficient blending of all the four piece. And that by blending the four piece, we can offer a good package for the tourist. And this is important because tourism service contributes in terms of economy, in terms of culture and in terms of society, the social exchange process. Tourism helps in employment generation and it ensures the sustainable livelihood of the local community. So, therefore we are coming to the end for this particular session and we have discussed the concept of tourism and the tourist. We have also discussed the different dimensions in tourism service that is the cultural, social and economic dimension. We have discussed the scope of tourism which covers different segments hospitality, transportation, tour operators, tourist guides etcetera. Then we classify the tourism in terms of recreational tourism, religious tourism, sport tourism etcetera. Then we have discussed about the market segmentation for tourism and the factors that influence the tourist which involve age, income, lifestyle etcetera. Lastly, we have discussed the marketing mix for tourism composing of the different piece product, price, place, promotion, people etcetera. So, this is the end of this video. We will meet some in other videos. Thank you very much for watching. Thank you.


Item number SCP-882 Object Class Euclid Special Containment Procedures SCP-882 is to be kept in a fluid environment at all times, consisting of no less than 40% seawater. Object is to be kept suspended by non-metallic means, currently cotton fiber line that is to be changed daily. Object is also to be checked daily for any signs of rust flaking. If any part of SCP-882 appears uncoated with rust, it must immediately be immersed in a 100% seawater solution. Water must be taken directly from the ocean. Reduce concentration only when the object is again coated in rust. No metal may be placed in the containment area. Only organic materials are allowed in the containment area, and any contact with SCP-882 requires the use of thick cotton gloves. Any metal making contact with it is to be heat severed, melted down, and kept immersed in 100% seawater in a separate area. Any auditory issues reported by staff must be reported immediately. An affected personnel must submit to a full psychological examination and, depending on results, either transferred to another facility or permanent containment at expunged. Description SCP-882 appears to be a random assembly of gears, cables, pulleys, screws, belts, all made of an amalgam of various metals. Object's size at the time of recovery was approximately 87 cubic meters. Current size is approximately 12 cubic meters. SCP-882 rusts quickly in seawater. No identifiable energy source has been found, but all components will begin to move, if not coated in rust. SCP-882 is completely silent at all times, no matter what level of activity SCP-882 reaches. Any metal touching the object will become permanently affixed to it, and over a period of a few days becomes a new part of the object. Organic matter remains unaffected. SCP-882 is extremely resilient, with tensile strength and toughness above those of aircraft-grade titanium alloy by weight. Even though its composition appears to be a random alloy of iron, tin, gold, and other metals, some as of yet unidentified. Extreme focused heat must be applied over several hours to cut even a small portion free of the main assembly. Persons remaining in the vicinity of the object for prolonged periods have developed auditory hallucinations while near the object, mainly the sound of grinding and clicking. The sound intensifies and is abated only by throwing metal into the object. Subjects in advanced states of psychosis have thrown themselves into the object, resulting in almost instant death by crushing. The body is often drawn in and impossible to recover. SCP-882 was recovered from a location at the northeast coast of Banks Island. Area was barren of all metal and metallic ore in a one mile radius. SCP-882 was found at the geometric center of the area. SCP-882 had become submerged in seawater at the time of discovery. A small town was found nearby, abandoned for several years. SCP-882 was removed and shortly started to flake off rust, causing the varied parts to begin motion. After several accidents, Dr. Gears authorized SCP-2519 to be played on loop, which successfully reduced the object's motion, enabling safe access. SCP-882 was then cut down and contained on site. Note, SCP-882 is not to be brought into the vicinity of SCP-271 or any subject possibly contaminated by SCP-217. Addendum, please review interview 882-1 for further information. Interview 882-1, interviewed. Richard Wright, interviewer. Dr. Gears, forward. Richard Wright is identified as a survivor from the small community near the initial recovery location of SCP-882. Begin audio log, 1304 hours. Dr. Gears, please take a seat. State your name for the record, please. Mr. Wright, Richard Logan Wright. Everyone calls me Rich, though. Dr. Gears, excellent. Thank you. Mr. Wright, do you recall the date when you first saw the object in question? Mr. Wright, God, when was it? I'm not really sure. It was a while ago. Alan found it first, wrecked his boat on it. He told a few of the other fellas about it, said they could sell it for a bundle for scrap. We all thought it was a chunk off a jet or a cargo ship. Dr. Gears, at what point did the device start operating? Mr.  Started spinning slow, then sped up. By the time I saw it, it was really running. Jimmy tried to get closer, try and see what was powering it or why it was so quiet, but he slipped.  Alan seemed kind of off, kept asking us if we were hearing anything. Ms. Parker thought part of it was gold, even tried to jam part of it with a pipe to get at it. That pipe stuck fast, and smacked her a good one when the gear it was on spun around. After that, people mostly kept away. Dr. Gears, were there any other incidents of people being injured or hearing noises? Mr. Wright, not at first. That's the thing, it was so damn quiet. Everyone kind of forgot about it for a while. Alan was keeping it in an old storeroom by the dock, and nobody really went out there much. He started looking bad, said he couldn't sleep, that he kept hearing that thing grind away. Father Pat started dropping by, tried to talk to him, told him to get rid of it. He was gone for a couple days, and then suddenly the two of them turn up together, happy as clams. Subject trails off, shaking slightly. Dr. Gears, Mr. Wright? Mr.  I'm fine, sorry. So, Father Pat and old Alan show up, fresh as daisies. Say they've got the thing figured out.  Been hearing stuff from the storeroom, grinding and squealing, really quiet.  That God made it. That was it for me, and I left. Dr. Gears, did you believe them? Mr. Wright, what, that it was from God? No, no. I don't know, I didn't really know what to think. This damn machine kept spinning away, no power to it, and eating metal too. That poem Ms. Parker hit it with? It turned into a giant screw shaft, looked like it had always been there. More people started getting interested, started listening to Alan and Father Pat. Told everyone to bring metal to it. Told them the gears were the voice of God, that it grew louder as we turned away, and softer as we brought it offerings. Dr. Gears, did you bring metal to it as well? Or spend any extended period of time near the object? Mr. Wright, subject is silent for several seconds.  You could hear this thing all over town, gotta be folks couldn't even sleep. Just clanking, grinding, screaming at all hours of the night, giving it metal, helped.  Everyone else was falling over themselves to make Alan and Father Pat happy.   Subject bangs table with hands, is highly upset and breathing heavily. Dr. Gears, sir, I will request that you calm yourself. I am asking questions, not accusing. Please return to your seat. Mr. Wright, take several deep breaths. I'm sorry, over a couple of weeks everything got fed to that thing. It was just how things were. We were pretty isolated, you know? It's not like we had much else. You'd just make a couple trips out to the storehouse and toss any metal you happened to find in. Always seemed to be people there, just watching it. It tore a hole in the roof after a while. Father Pat started getting strange, telling us it wasn't enough. I think the noise was getting to him. Said it needed something more meaningful. Subject trails off. Dr. Gears, Mr. Wright? Mr. Wright is silent for 48 seconds. I came in one night because I heard people shouting from the storehouse. Father Pat was leading a prayer to this thing, but it didn't sound like any prayer I knew. People were coming up and he bent over them. They screamed and then he turned to that big mass of metal. I thought he was giving communion until I saw the pliers in his hand. Dr. Gears, I'm sorry, pliers? Mr. Wright, he was yanking out people's fillings. He was pulling out their teeth and feeding them to that thing. Subject is shouting, appearing highly upset. He started screaming about it not being enough. That it needed more, but there wasn't anymore. There was barely any metal left anywhere. Then he pointed at Alan. He said he was hiding metal from the great machine. Alan screamed that he didn't have anything. Father Pat said he had a metal joint in his hip. Everyone got up at once. Oh, God. Oh, God. They grabbed him. Everyone just grabbed him. He started screaming. Subject is crying and shouting. He kept screaming and screaming and nobody cared. I saw his arm go in, saw all his fingers break and pull the rest of the arm in, and I ran. What could I do? Jesus, I couldn't stop it. There were too many and that thing was screaming and screaming and Alan was screaming and Father Pat, subject falls to the floor, sobbing and shouting. Dr. Gears, this interview is concluded. Thank you, Mr. Wright. Security, please see Mr. Wright out. End log. Closing statement. Mr. Wright attempted suicide shortly after interview. Subject is currently being held on Suicide Watch and for observation. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-881, Little People, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.


Hello Catamount families, my name is Erica Calero and I'm the Interim Vice Provost for Student Affairs. I just wanted to let you know how things are going on campus. Seeing this community come alive over the last few weeks has been wonderful. We had a fantastic move in. For our new students, orientation, twilight induction and convocation made their return as treasured traditions and I think all of our students found themselves enjoying many of the aspects of our week of welcome. All students are now settling into the rhythm of the academic year, which includes classes, work, internships, activities, clubs and organizations, as well as all kinds of interests and social opportunities on campus. Some of you may not have heard from your student yet and that's usually a good sign. It's natural and it means that they're focusing on getting their academic year underway and adjusting to and enjoying time with their peers. Our new students are drinking from the proverbial fire hose as they're learning their way around campus and becoming familiar with their professors and peers. Whether your student is new or returning, please encourage them to keep up with masking. Whether your student is new or returning, please encourage them to speak up if they need a hand. And if you're wondering how you can let your student know that you're thinking about them, consider snail mail. It doesn't have to be elaborate to be meaningful. Thank you so much for the wonderful young adults you're sharing with the UVM community. They are extraordinary and we're so proud to call them Catamounts. Thank you.


hey guys welcome to ssvintx, we will decide and this is continuation of SQL Server real-time scenarios so today we are going to see about the encrypt and decrypt inside the SQL Server so encrypt is very important feature inside the SQL Server so if you want to load the data and that data is a confidential data so we should use the encrypt on that data so user cannot see that data directly by selecting the table so today we are going to see in the real-time where we can use that so before going to SQL Server so we need to understand about these two functions so first is going to use for the encrypt and second is going to use for the decrypt so this is basically encrypt by pass pass and decrypt by pass pass so basically it is going to take two parameters first parameter will be the hash key value so this hash key value very important because while we are going to do the encrypt so the same hash key value will be going to use while we are going to do the decrypt so go to on the SQL Server and we will see in the real-time where we can use that and how we can implement that so for example here we are having a table that is the login detail so inside the login detail we are going to maintain the only three columns or four columns and the first column as you could see the business entity id second will be the login id and third will be the login id hash value and next will be the password so password will be the encrypted value so while we are going to load the data into this table so we should load the data by using a hash key value and do the encrypt on the login id and password column so before going forward so as I told you we need a hash key value so you should always remember this hash key value otherwise you will not able to decrypt the value that you are going to insert on this login detail table basically we are going to get the data from the human resource dot employ table so as you could see so it is having around 290 records so we want to load the data from this table so the first column as we have already seen so that is the business entity id second will be the login id so these two columns we can get it directly from this table but for the next column value that will be the hash value of the login id it means the encrypted value for the login id so as I told you we need to use the encrypt by pass pass then we can start the bracket so the first parameter which will be the hash key value we can directly specify the variable where we have specified the hash key value then put common second that should be the login id so login id the column so before going to use that we need to do the convert on this login id so this login id we can cast this as where care might be hundred so that will work and we can call this column and post this bracket one more time then call this column as login underscore h now it seems good the next so the next value should be the password so for the password we should be going to use the encrypt by pass pass then the hash key value so we can specify this variable then put comma at the first time we can specify any static value on this password column so I am going to specify ssunitech at rate one two three so this password will be going to use while user are going to login at the first time and immediate it will ask to change the password like in the UI side or inside the sequence and we can specify as password now it seems good so let me try to select that and execute this so here we could see we are having the login id we have the business entity id and the highest value of the login id and password so now I am going to insert that data into the table that is the login detail now let me try to execute this query from here so now everything looks good in the message we could see 290 rows affected so it means data has been inserted successfully on this table now let me try to execute this so here it should have 290 records so as we could see so now everything looks good and we have inserted the data now let me try to decrypt this so how we can do that so for the decrypt we can use the select a stick from our table that is login details table put comma here we could use the decrypt by pass pass here let me try to decrypt the login id column so first we need to specify the has key value so let me try to declare this variable as the first input parameter so everything looks good the second thing that we need to cast this as worker so let me cast this as worker 100 like that push comma and let me try to copy this and checking for the password as well instead of the login id it should be the password this time now let me try to execute that so here as we could see here we are going to have the nulls inside the login id because instead of the login id we have encrypted the value inside the login id edge column so now let me try to execute that so here we should see the data as we have decrypted this like login id or here from this login id edge and password from this to this so it seems good and the real time while we are going to load this the first time we can use this code directly and we can create a sp and on that sp we will be going to take two input parameters the first parameter will be the business entity id and second will be the change password that is going to entered by the user and it will be going to update the existing table or the password by using this business entity id and where we could directly use this has key value so the important thing that you need to take care about this has key value and after that you can use the encrypt by pass pass and decrypt by pass pass so that you can use and thank you so much for watching this video if you like this video please subscribe our channel to get many more videos if you need this script it will be available on the description of my video so you can directly get that from there thank you so much see you in the next video


Gotcha! Got the music video teaser. And this is the Aver. The song is called Burn It, so I was getting something funny. But Jesus, this is a one minute long music video teaser. Oh my God, that's a very light. Are they just gonna basically get us the music video in this? Because God damn! No, I'm actually so excited for this. I love Golden Child so much. I really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really love Golden Child. Oh yeah? So I'm excited to see what this has in stock for us, because I just keep on looking and I'm just like, ooh, yeah. Now I've got to be honest with you, I did watch every single member teaser that was coming out, and they're like chess pieces, so I wonder if it's gonna be chess. But anyways, let's get into this. Oh! Yes, the satisfying. Wait. Wait, what?! How did we go from pump it up to... We need a shotgun! What?! Are we sure this is the music video teaser? Oh! I think they mean movie teaser. I am so lost and confused. Like, yo, what the f... Oh, wait! No, that's... No, that... Are we getting a m... No, it's a music video. But wait, what is happening? Yo, culture out here being actors. Like, yo, that looks sad. Like, what the f... Yeah, I was not... I was expecting them playing chess, not them... kidding zombies. Imagine, version B is just them sitting down, playing a game of chess.  Oh! I'm kidding, I'm kidding. But god damn, that is so awesome. But anyways, other than that, that's all for this video. I'm mind blown, I really am. So definitely, if you are as mind blown as me, subscribe because I'm gonna be reacting to this music video, this movie, when it comes out, because god damn, what the f... But yeah, other than that, hope you all have a great day. Keep smiling, be safe out there, because I don't want y'all to get sick, okay? And yeah, other than that, peace.


A third-class king in Tirava State, Ibrahim Yamosa and his son, have been killed by unknown gunmen. The traditional ruler was gunned down on his way to his palace at Yucuban Community Intercom local government shortly after the state security met him. Confirming the incident, the lawmakers representing Takun 2 in the state assembly mocked Useni-edged security agents to fish out the killers. We lost a very respected traditional ruler, the Uding Yucuban, Mr Ibrahim Yamosa Achilok, who was killed by some gunmen. While returning to Yucuban, his domain from a security meeting. It is rather very unfortunate. This is also a condemnable act and I want to urge the government to make sure that those who perpetrated this act are brought to book. I have credible information that suspects have been arrested. A few suspects have been arrested for questioning by the security. I received the news also with shock and it is true because I confirmed from a call home and they told me that it is true and this is a barbaric act. I appealed to the security agencies to dig into the root of this problem and unravel those behind this brutal act.


92% of insurance agents fail.  I hate to hear it and I'm going to give you three reasons right now of how you can make sure that that does not happen to you. The top three reasons the insurance agents fail today, it's training, there's no system and they're not consistent enough. What does that mean? The training part, maybe it's on your company, your employer, but maybe you're independent or maybe you can teach yourself. You can listen to audio books. You can buy sales training. You can invest in an insurance conference. You can do things to not just sit there and feel like you're a victim because you aren't where you should be. Maybe you should plug into somewhere else that gives you better training. Maybe you should buy training. Training is a big piece knowing what to do and how to do it is a big, big decision maker of whether you succeed or not. But after training, once you've got training in place and we've got good training, after training it all comes down to a predictable system that you can run week in and week out. What do I mean? A lot of agents need a lead system that will get them in front of so many prospects that will get them in front of 10 people every single week. I'm a big believer in finding a system that will sit you in front of 10 people every single week and ask them to buy.  You sit with 10 people, you will succeed no matter what. And then the third piece, once you're trained, once you have a system, you have to be consistent because life can happen, you can have a bad week, you can have a bad month, you can have an incredible month. But before you know it, if you've had a couple of bad weeks, if you got lazy, if you didn't have a drive, if you didn't follow that system before you know it, you won't be as consistent as you should have. So these are the top three reasons why insurance agents fail. Training, there's no training, there's just not enough training. You're not always trying to master your craft. A system, you need to find a system that you can plug into that will make you better and that you can consistently run week in and week out.


This holy area of Mother Mahakali, on all of us, Mother Mahakali's blessings are being made. Sriman Shankar Dev's beloved disciple, Satrabhi, is not far from here. The colour of this place is special. The most interesting part of this country is the art of performing arts. There is also the art of performing arts here. There is also the art of performing arts here. In the hands of the Aajhadi, many of the soldiers of Barang had given their strength to protect this land. The art of performing arts is an important part of the fight of the Aajhadi. Today, we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Aajhadi. So, today, I present to the brave soldiers of this holy land and to the brave martyrs. The day of the Asam Rifles is the 186th day of the Asam Rifles. In the protection of the Asam Rifles, Gaurav Mai is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Asam Rifles. Friends, the art of performing arts in the area of Asam is a very important part of the Atmanirbhar Bharat. So, today, I present to you the government of the Double Engine to give strength to the Aajhadi. The Government of the Double Engine of Bhajpa is the Atmanirbhar Bharat, the Atmanirbhar of the development of the Asam Rifles. Respect, respect, the language of the Asam Rifles, the culture and culture. Safety, safety from corruption, safety from violence, safety from terrorism, safety from anger, speed, speed from education, speed from medicine, speed from earning, speed from education, and speed from education. Five years ago, five years ago, we came with the promise of transformation. Today, we have come with the support of the Double Engine of Bhajpa. Assam B.J.P. has made a great contribution to the development of the Double Engine of Bhajpa. I would like to congratulate Assam B.J.P. for preparing such a great Double Engine of Bhajpa. I have worked with such a great vision, with such a great roadmap. I would like to congratulate all the leaders of Assam B.J.P. for their contribution to the development of the Double Engine of Bhajpa. Brothers and sisters, along with our reporters, we have come with the vision of Assam B.J.P. for the development of the Double Engine of Bhajpa. The government of the Double Engine of Bhajpa has been running for five years. We have accepted the development of the Double Engine of Bhajpa. Today, in every part of Assam Bhajpa, there is a development of the things. Whereas, in the government of the Congress, there is discrimination. There is discrimination in everything. This discrimination, discrimination and discrimination, this is their tradition, this is their culture, this is their way. These were the things. We have closed the doors of our culture. We have strengthened the environment of the people of the world. We have shared the same culture and tradition like the Brahmaputra, the mountains and the Bhai Bhoyam. We have closed the doors of peace. In the last five years, there has been a lot of violence. Whereas, in the government of the Congress, there is a lot of violence. See, in Bengal, we have been sitting here for 10 years. The next day, there will be murders. The next day, there will be riots. The next day, there will be death. In Assam, there is a lot of violence. And with the support of faith, we have strengthened the path of peace by doing great things. Today, the area of the Greater Territorial Council is not only that, but also that along with peace, there is a new path of development. Friends, what is the effect of the rivers? Who can understand it better than the river? Remember, a few years ago, how difficult it was for you to go to Guwahati. You had to wait for so long for the other bridge on Sarai Ghat. The government of the NDA's double engine made the bridge on Sarai Ghat very quickly. The government of the double engine made the bridge on Sarai Ghat along with the new bridge. The Congress of the NDA fought for years, fought for years, and fought for years. Even after the rule of Congress, only three bridges were able to be built in Assam. But within the six years of the NDA, in Assam, Dhola, Sadia, Bogi Bill, Sarai Ghat, Samet Kaipul have begun to work today. Apart from them, there are many other bridges here. Friends, by building these bridges, the connectivity of different areas of Assam has not been achieved. In fact, the contribution of Assam has also gained a new power. Today, the farmers of Assam, for the people of Assam, are making new opportunities. By being able to connect, it has been cheaper to bring goods and goods to Assam and the treatment and education has also reduced the problems. Friends, in the entire Assam, the government of our double-engine is working fast on the air-connectivity, rail-connectivity, and the water-way connectivity. If you are planning to go to Guwahati Airport, if you want to increase the capacity of the Rupasi and Dibroogad Airport, you will get a lot of power from tourism and transport sector in this entire area. Assam has been given so much power on rail-connectivity, it has been given to see this month. In the history of Assam's rail, for the first time, electric locomotive has been running all over the station from Bongai village. Brothers and sisters, we have launched Mahabhahu Brahmaputra Yojana, which uses the power of water in the development of this area.  Currently, three major rail-connectivity services have been launched in Assam, one of which is North and South Guwahati as well. All these efforts will help Assam to create a big business centre in Assam. My people of Assam do not want to stop these efforts. You have to remember that there is no guarantee of destruction in the country. The track record of the country is stability. The track record of the country is the trust of the poor. The track record of the Congress is to deceive the workers in the tea garden. The track record of the country is the trust of the poor. The track record of the Congress is to increase the interest of the poor. The interest of the Congress is the trust of the poor, and for me the allowance for the people is an achievement for me. This is how We are ready to spend the day and night to serve the people of Assam. Assam is our responsibility to burn down all the gas in every house. Here in Dharang, thousands of houses have been built. There have been a lot of women, sisters and daughters. We have worked day and night to make the connection of Assam for the last 5 years. Now, for the next 5 years, we are going to build a new house on the basis of connectivity. This whole area is very important for agriculture and horticulture. After the new curfew, we have opened new roads for the curfew and horticulture. The government is investing heavily in this and is helping the low-income people. We have been building industrial corridors for more than 150 kilometres. In the coming years, there will be a lot of thematic parks such as Furse Processing Park and Bamboo Park. There will be the farmers of Dharang and the young people of this area. There will be a lot of resources for this. There will be a lot of resources for the farmers of Assam. Brothers and sisters, you have seen the government of Congress for 15 years. And you have seen the government of Double Engine for 5 years. There was no preparation for the new curfew in the state of Congress. Today, there are new hopes for the new curfew. Today, there is a new hope for the land of Assam. In the state of Congress, the farmers of Dharang were troubled. There was no one to take care of it. The government of BJP has bought more than 5 times the amount of resources in the state of Congress in the last 5 years. It was the day of the corruption of Congress. There was no one to take care of the poor. Today, the ration cards of the poor are becoming digital. The ration cards of the poor are being stopped. Now, you can take the ration cards of your own country from the state of Congress. This is the government of Double Engine. Brothers and sisters, there is no leader today in Congress. There is no right policy. Congress is now going on the same path. Tell lies, spread rumors, and get power at any cost. Therefore, you have to be careful from Congress. You have to be alert. You have to vote to strengthen the government of Double Engine. This time, you have to vote to strengthen the government of Assam. You have to vote for the cultural values of Assam. You have to vote for India for the prosperity of Assam. Once again, you have to come here and bless us all. For this, I thank you very much. Both of you, raise your hands and speak with me. Thank you very much. Thank you very much.


Welcome to Think Tech on Spectrum OC16, Hawaii's weekly newscast on things that matter to tech and to Hawaii. I'm Cynthia Sinclair. And I'm Keisha King. In our show this time, we'll take a look at clean energy in Hawaii and the shows we do that deal with that subject. In fact, we produce five live talk shows on the subject. Energy 808, Code Green, Energy in America, Hawaii, the state of clean energy, and Stand the Energy Man. Think Tech has covered energy from our very beginning and has done a great many shows on the subject. We've also done a number of panel programs and OC16 shows on the subject. We've been associated with and supported by the Hawaii Energy Policy Forum as one of our underwriters for the past several years. After all, like the Hawaii Energy Policy Forum, when we say our mission covers tech, energy, business diversification, and global awareness, we are also saying that energy is one of our middle names. Let's take a look at some recent samples from our lineup of energy shows so you can see what we mean. First in the weekly schedule, there's Energy 808, The Cutting Edge. It plays at noon on Alternate Mondays. We've been doing that show with Marco Magelstorff of Provision Solar in Hilo for some years. And we do cover the Cutting Edge on energy and energy news and policy in Hawaii. This often include the PUC commissioners and other VIPs and leaders in the energy community. Energy 808, The Cutting Edge. And wow, do we have a guest this morning? We'd love to have you on the show, Jay Griffin. He's the chair of the PUC. So nice to have you here. Glad to be here again. Thanks, Jay. Thanks, Marco. Marco, why don't you make introduction, okay, on Jay? And remember, this is only a 28-minute show. Yes, I'll try to keep my abusiveness under control here. Well, first of all, fantastic to be back with Jay and Jay, my blood brothers from different mothers. And yeah, it's always such a treat to get you, Jay and Jenny, and hopefully Leo sometime into the studio as well, to come and talk Turkey and Tofu with us here. And yes, Dr. James Griffin, known to his friends as Jay, has been with the commission now for about two years by my rec collection and became chair in the past months, and the GOV couldn't have made a better choice. So again, I'm just so pleased to have you on the show, Jay, and thank you so much for joining us. As the chair, perhaps you look further down the road. Perhaps you have to have a larger picture. You have to be more of a planning years ahead kind of, am I right about that? Absolutely.  But in some sense, even more importantly, how are we setting up our successors to be successful also? And so I think that, you know, that got to think about that and a lot of, particularly a lot of our internal decision making management of the organization, but, you know, as well as our regulatory decisions. How does a regulatory body, in this case, the Hawaii PUC, or any regulatory body for that matter, how does a regulatory body operationalize these values as they were stated by our Supreme Court? How do they operationalize these values into the decision making process which you and your fellow commissioners will be engaged in? Well, I think a couple of things. So as you know now, as you know, the decision was formally remanded, I believe it was last week. The decision came down a few weeks ago. It was unanimous. So I think the, and so our prior order has been vacated and remanded back to the commission for further proceedings, consistent with, and I think the fundamental key, and I'm going to misquote the statute, but there's a section of our statute saying the commission needs to explicitly consider quantitatively or qualitatively. It gives, and it gives a number of different factors, but one of them is greenhouse gas emission. Then there's Code Green, hosted by Howard Wiig, an old pro who specializes in energy efficiency provisions in Hawaii's legislative framework and county building codes. Code Green plays at 2 p.m. on alternate Mondays. His guests are from all over the map on planning, construction, engineering, and design for energy efficiency in homes and offices. Code Green. Here we are at the 3 o'clock block on a given Monday, and guess what? I'm the guest host, and Howard Wiig is the host guest. Welcome to your show, Howard. It's a great pleasure. Thanks for having me. Light emitting diode. Light emitting diode. What could that mean in English? That could mean that instead of having your standard light bulb, the incandescent just had filaments in it, tungsten filaments, and you poured so much electricity in there, it created a lot of heat, and the light you were seeing was not much different from a fireplace light. You were just seeing tungsten elements glowing with heat. LEDs today, I wanted to distinguish them from LEDs in the past. LEDs today, you can dim and increase the brightness of it, and you can dim and increase the Kelvin temperature of it. So, when you walked into an old-fashioned LED lit room, you said, ugh, glary. Ugh, I don't like this light too bright. And what you meant was that there was too much blue in the light. The more we have RBG, which is not Ruth Bader Ginsburg, it's red, blue, green. Those are the three primary colors that our human eye sees with, and all other colors are just a mix of RBG. And the old-fashioned LEDs were way over on the blue end of the spectrum, which we perceive as white light, very glary. Outside light. High temperature blue is outside, right? No, because the sunlight, this is something different now, in degrees Kelvin is about 6,500, and the LEDs you had in this studio previously were about 6,500, the old ones. So, you can mix and match anything you want now, but in the early pioneering days of LEDs, you had too much blue, which, number one, glary, number two, washed out our flesh tones. Regardless of what color skin we have, there's a lot of red in there, and it would wash out the red, and our skin would look pretty gosh darn gray. Let's look at each other, Howard. Okay, so is your skin tone washed out in any way? Yeah, it is. What is the LED doing to your skin tone right now? Right now, it's pretty good. If we took it, these are 3,200 degrees Kelvin, we took that down to 2,700, which is the old incandescent light degrees. I would look more glowing with health, but on the other hand, due to your very strict regime, health regime, you just look glowing anyway. We have Energy in America, featuring Lou Pugliarisi and others from EPRINC, an energy research think tank in Washington, D.C. It plays at 3 p.m. on Alternate Wednesdays. Energy in America covers directions and sea changes in energy and energy sources and technology in this country, as well as global trends in energy from around the world. Every couple of weeks, we have a show with EPRINC, Energy Policy Research Organization in Washington, a think tank that does energy globally. And today, we have Max Pesier. He's an energy research market analyst at EPRINC. So we want to talk today about the effect of the U.S.-Iran tensions on world prices in oil and other energy resources. Well, on any given day, about 20% of crude oil that's used in the world that's produced moves through the Straits of Hormuz. Straits of Hormuz are down... Countries of Oman and Iran are the two critical countries that come closest to the Straits. If this was the 1970s and these geopolitical tensions that have been escalating between the Trump administration and Iran, you would have panic all over the world. That's what you were having back in the 1970s. For clear reasons these days, despite all the political tensions that we have, the geopolitical conflicts, not only Iran, but also in Venezuela, in Libya, those things are muted by other factors that are taking place in the world. Despite these bullish indicators for crude oil prices, we in the United States, since 2008, have had a surge in production, and that has offset considerably the threats, the potential threats that we have from places like what's taking place in Iraq, what's taking place in Venezuela, what's taking place in one other country. Libya, thank you. These technological innovations that we've had put in place over the last 10 years here in the United States have effectively offset the threats that could arise and that have proven to a risen in the past, that could arise if we haven't had the surge in production in the last 10, 15 years. Have we taken a fraction steps to avoid an effect of these crises? The geopolitical ramifications of US surging crude oil productions, I don't think they were clearly factored in by any major policy maker. Certain people did take note of it. They realized that this control that exists in the Middle East countries, the oil producing countries in the Middle East, that that control has dissipated, has been muted. But no major policy maker, I think has really come out and said that the geopolitical threat in particular has been, I wouldn't say extinguished, but pulled back considerably. Next, we have Hawaii, the state of clean energy, hosted by Mitch Ewan and Maria Tomei, who are both in the energy field and have been active in the energy policy forum. The state of clean energy plays at 4 p.m. every Wednesday and is our flagship show for the energy policy forum. Mitch Ewan, I'm here with my co-host. Jeff Udall, and it's Hawaii, the state of clean energy. And today we have a special treat for everyone, a really long-term friend of mine, I think I've known Toby for about 28 years. Toby Kincaid beaming in from the West Coast of the United States. We're going to talk about his latest book. It's called Why the Green New Deal is Good for America. And we'll see his unique take on this. The Green New Deal came up, you know, three or four months ago, and there was so much disinformation putting out in the world that I thought, you know, I'm going to write a book about this and try and set the record straight. How energy is the cornerstone to everything that we've done, everything that we're going to do. And if we get energy right, everything can be very good. But if energy is wrong and you don't have access to energy, then we're all in big trouble. So the premise of this book was to look at how can we decarbonize the world? How can we actually evolve away from burning things, which is causing so much disruption and so much problems with toxicity? How can we get away from that paradigm and enter something that's truly sustainable and approaches the biggest question that we have, not only the preservation of our earth and other species, but how we can actually obsolete human poverty. You know, there's no law of nature that says that people have to be impoverished. And I've seen it in my own career where you take a small solar panel or sterilizer unit and the water is potable.  I think this is the cornerstone of how important energy is and how we can use it to move forward for a 21st century, which is stable and affluent for everyone. There's more than enough energy. And so that's what this book is focusing on, is if you have energy independence, you have a greater chance at political independence. Excellent. You know, Toby, though, what about the money? What about the economics?  Yes, now that's a great point because that's part of the propaganda. You've probably heard, this will cost a trillion dollars. I've heard that. But if you only say half of it, what about the other half of the question? Not just how much does it cost, but how much does it make? Finally, we have Stan the Energy Man, featuring host Stan Osserman, leader of the Hawaii Center for Advanced Transportation Technology and also the hydrogen coordinator of the state. It plays at noon every Friday and is a very popular and informative show, particularly about the benefits of hydrogen as a renewable fuel, and it often involves remote guests and experts talking to us from faraway places. We do everything on this show that talks about energy, but one thing we don't talk much about is the subject of maritime and around the ports kind of energy. Our guest this week specializes in that and I want to emphasize that, you know, when we look in Hawaii at what causes most of our pollution, we don't really get to see much of it because the trade winds normally blow it out to sea and we just don't see it. But if Hawaii had mostly southerly winds pushing the pollution back into our city, we'd really notice it a lot. We get trapped up against the mountains and we'd really notice all the pollution that comes from ships and what we call dredged trucks or the day trucks that move containers around our city and around the ports. Mr. Victor LaRosa, a company called Total Transportation Services Incorporated, and he's our guest today and he's going to talk to us about how he and his company are helping reduce that high-end pollution problem in and around the ports. I've been in the trucking business my entire life. I actually was recruited out of college by a trucking company. I've been in Los Angeles for about 37 years. We found that the company that we are currently running back in the late 80s, early 90s, and we specialize in transporting ocean containers for large importers and retailers. We started to address this the pollution issue back in 2006-2007 when the ports began examining just how much pollution were caused by the ships and the trucks. And in Southern California, a little bit of a unique situation because we are somewhere in a valley and our pollution tends to stay in that valley and then the sun has a multiplying effect on those pollutants. The issue was back in 2007, there was no technology to support that fleet. So over the last 10 years, we have been working very closely with integrators, with developers, with truck manufacturers, and experimenting with all different forms of technology from natural gas to battery to fuel cell. And we are currently starting to make the first significant changes in the fleet to get to near zero emission and then eventually zero emission when the technology is ready for prime time. For the last 10 years, 50% of all the new technology that's come into the market, we've been heavily helped subsidize by the agencies and most of the subsidies go to the developers and the integrators. We will then take the equipment, test it, and generally our hydrogen fuel is subsidized, our natural gas is not subsidized, our electricity is not subsidized, but that's that's not an overbearing factor. The overbearing factors is going out and buying new equipment that doesn't work. We are on the fifth generation of natural gas engines and we have finally arrived at an engine that we've been testing for the last three years, the 12 liter near zero knock come into Westport engine. That engine is bulletproof. We've just ordered 40 of those vehicles and we're going to probably be ordering another 40 of those vehicles. The tests and comments working very, very closely with us in day to day and making sure that those trucks had no mechanical or performance issues. That's why we went out and made the investment. Wow, what a lineup. These five shows form a substantial percentage of our talk show offerings. The energy subjects they cover are very important to our mission and the future of the state. That's why we're always looking for new and exciting guests, hosts and shows on all aspects of energy. These shows are only a small sampling of the enormous number of shows we have done on energy subjects over the years. There are hundreds more. You can take a look at them on our YouTube channel. Each of them has a playlist there and you can look up the playlist or host and binge on any of them or perhaps all of them to get current and stay current on energy in Hawaii. 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What did you think of the night that Trevino had all the way around I mean really good, you know Obviously really good behind the plate again big add-on double there big hit earlier in the game He's playing really well for us coming up big for us on both sides of the ball now and Just good to see him continue to have string together some good at bats, too What do you think has allowed him to kind of fitting so seamlessly? I don't know just his way just his you know, he's He's very Very easy-going and friendly Has a deep passion for the game has a deep passion for catching and you know all that goes into it and you know Game-planning and stuff and and that those are the kind of things that were really evident to us right away But he also has a way about him that he's easy to kind of endear himself right away and He's brought a lot of intangible things to our group there were some big defensive plays especially early in this one Did you think Aaron judge had a chance at that ball and he seemed he made that catch look easy? Yeah Well off the bat I turned I said that's a Homer and then kind of looked like he was tracking it a little bit and So I was a little surprised because I thought it was a Homer off the bat But I I liked how How Aaron moved to to it and got himself in a real easy position. There was no rush. There was no panic There was just get myself to there under control and obviously because he hit it so high He had time to kind of slow things down a little bit and get himself in a good position to make that play Joey made a great play right before first play of the game. That's a long way to go and that little kind of nook there and But all night the the defense did a lot of really good things Who else Dan Bob? Aaron to get this starting pitching that you guys have gotten all year, but especially the past few weeks Is that something you I know you have confidence in the rotation? But to get this repeated from all five guys, is that taking you at all by surprise? No And it's but it's been huge, you know I mean for them to be as consistent as they had and like you said going deep in the games Has been big, you know, especially if as we've had a couple guys banged up obviously in the bullpen You know so for the starters to really kind of carry that load, you know, especially as that first month They were getting built up has been enormous for us but another another Another one bite by Monty today to follow up what what the guys have been doing It's they're in a really good spot taking a lot of pride and going out there and pitching deep in the games And and Monty did it again, and I don't he stayed in the game But what what happened to Glaber on that dive into second? Yeah, I think he just kind of jammed his thumb up a little bit, but yeah, he should be fine


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He was painting his 12th portrait of Marsha Studied her fresh eager face then back to the picture again touching up the mouth the delicate nose the luminous eyes Ralph darling, I meant told your pose Marsha Told you I'm almost finished. Sorry darling At least when it's over you won't snap at me. You're always present after a portrait done. Why not? To begin a painting is to set yourself into slavery the only way out is to finish Just a few moments.  Don't talk such rot Failure and you know it. That's not such a wild dream Through with me Yeah, that does it all through You're gonna relax now. Oh I don't know if I can stand up. I've been sitting with my leg crossed under me for so long Help me up.  Oh Always the temperamental genius Someday you'll be rich and famous and I'll be your wife. So why should I complain? What about dinner darling?  I did something. I've been trying there are sardines and wine in the kitchen I'll go get some cheese. Excuse me. I'll have to consult the treasury Ralph.  There couldn't be a better time You'll tell them that you went out for groceries and when you return Thought I'd stretch out here on the couch while you're gone No, we're right ahead. Oh, you're so moody Ralph You used to want to celebrate when you finished the painting now you look as if Yes, my chef as if you wanted to Ralph don't You press the gun into her hand wrap her fingers around the handle Everything is right Ralph right down to the powder burns on the blouse a half hour later You're on your way back to the studio with a package of cheese and a few other things for dinner in your arms The lights are on when you get there you have visitors Ralph You stop for a minute get hold of yourself You know you must be careful now careful of everything even of the way you breathe What what's going?  That's right. What's the matter? I'm afraid I have bad news for you. Mr. Winston Inspector Sean homicide detail homicide over there on the couch What? Marcia Marcia, why'd you do it? She was your model wasn't she? Just finished her picture. Yeah, we saw it over there on the easel any idea why she'd kill herself She threatened to several times We were going to be married if I could ever make enough for my painting to support her Seemed hopeful. Where have you been? I just left her a while ago. I went to the store for some things for dinner We'll see here. How'd you get here so soon how did this gentleman mr. Southerner said me Selton Ralph the art dealer You've heard of me. Yes, of course mr. Southerner was coming up to see your paintings He had a letter from Marcia Ralph a rather unusual letter You know as a rule I ignore requests from people who want me to look at paintings But this one there was something different about it Marcia sent it something so sincere and intelligent and Selfless about her letter. You know yes. It was different I was as interested in seeing Marcia's and seeing the paintings Matter of fact just look for some of your things scattered around the room here and found them not bad at all not bad at all Call me Sydney Ralph Sydney would do for us I think we're going to see a lot of one another I get a big kick out of helping a young artist You can be thankful said I mean mr. Selton arrived when he did Winston. You might have been in something of a jam What do you mean under suspicion? Mr. Selton was on his way up when he heard the shot rushed him to find Marcia dead and called us So that's how it was now here. We are gentlemen. Oh, this is the Herald photographer Ralph Let's let him take some shots. They can't do any harm and who knows a who knows yes It'd be all right my good man You may take your pictures always glad to cooperate with the press wait a minute I don't see over here by the easel Ralph looking at your last picture of Marcia nothing like a picture You know picture tells a thousand words and all that inspector Don't you think I shouldn't know a reason why you can't go ahead? Carnal be here in a minute. We'll all clear out now get the idea my man the artist here Ralph Winston W I n s t o n got it got it now He's looking at the last picture He painted of the model who shot herself because no one would buy the pictures so they could get married very tragic affair very tragic Marcia M. A R. C. I. A. Got it very beautiful girl attractive intelligent a fashionable school Vasa all kinds of money Giving it all up to be with a man She loved believed in and wanted to help Got it all of it to win some That's it and that's your story gentlemen Selton discovered the girl while on way to make deal with Winston to present his pictures to the public It would have made him famous and able to marry the girl Got the ironic twist gentlemen Good now excuse us a moment. I want a few words with Mr. Winston. Okay. Thanks a lot. Come now Now the pretty cheap stunt Good publicity my boy be sure to look me up in the morning. They're assuming a lot. Sidney will do my voice Sidney between you and me and I'm not assuming anything You you've got a good head on your shoulders or to recognize the Expedient move when you see it What if I don't now now none of that? Oh, I could see it all Ralph page one pictures headlines all of it the moment I The opportune moment I might say when I arrived at your studio tonight Well, you wouldn't consider any other arrangements now would you Ralph? Oh you? Will let me help you I'll be at your gallery tomorrow. Oh good first thing in the morning right and earlier. All right, Mr. Seltos Sidney my boy s. I d and e y With the prologue of 12 portraits of Marsha the signal oil company is bringing you another strange story by the whistler If you've been reading the ads about the new 1948 cars and who hasn't you've no doubt noticed the emphasis that's being placed on gasoline mileage Mileage that's the result of increased engineering efficiency Well, that's especially interesting to us at signal because signal gasoline has long been famous for mileage mileage that's the result of that same engineering principle Because today's signal gasoline helps your motor run more efficiently and of course when your motor runs more efficiently You also enjoy quicker starting faster pickup and smoother knock-free power That's why in gasoline mileage is really your best yardstick of performance And it's why signal says to be sure of the tops in gasoline quality. There are just two things to remember one in gasoline it takes extra quality to go farther and to Signal is the famous go farther gasoline And now back to the whistler It seems as if you tell the story a hundred times doesn't it route to the reporters to the police officials to the coroner when he arrives So often that you almost believe Marsha did commit suicide while you were out of the apartment But though at long last it's over the fear of Sidney Seltzen keeps you awake Temple wondering how he could have heard the shot and yet not seen you leave the apartment Finally at 9 the next morning you walk into his office And he takes you into a private gallery behind the main display room You decide you're going to put it to him directly Well Ralph right on time. I like to see that.  What's on your mind? Lots of things to be done my boy if we're to have a showing of your pictures next week strike while the iron and all that Maybe you could clear up something for me, Sydney.  See you why? No You're sure you heard the shot on your way up a shot Well, who can tell I I heard an explosion might have been a blowout car back firing Who can tell but I thought the important thing is you and I Sidney and Ralph making lots of money Lots of money. Okay with you. So we must have a show very soon strike while the iron. Yes, you said that Oh, yes, so I did which means you need new clothes now here. I've prepared a check somewhere I just signed it a moment ago. You were keep that thing around all the time. What thing revolver? Oh Can't be too careful my boy occasionally have pictures of great value around here things Which don't require publicity to sell always keep it here ready and loaded and see oh, yes Here we are a check for $500 my boy. Oh, call it an advance closer. What you need clothes make the man and all that Hey, here you are. You're sure you'll get it back on my first showing we'll double it on the first picture We sell nothing to it after this Fortunate publicity and the pictures works of our Ralph.  We're lucky lucky people I'm still a little daze Naturally now how many canvases have you done all about 50 And how many of Marsha would 12 I just finished the 12th the last night. Oh good lucky lucky worth a wait and go You show them all at once. Oh, good heavens. No. No first a harmonious variety of your things one or two landscapes Seascapes three no for Marsha. I'll be out to help you this afternoon. Oh good Now you better run along and get those clothes a couple of suits and things Tweedy yes be good and Tweedy for the first showing boyish and Tweedy and you know not too prosperous yet Oh and be sure to smoke a pipe right right And that's the way it is Ralph Sydney taking over and running your life and it's all right with you, isn't it? Yeah The big day with the public viewing your paintings for the first time is almost too much to believe You stand shyly on the sidelines dressed in smoky brown tweed a black morning band on your arm Threlling inwardly with every bit of comment and praise watching admiringly as Sydney handles the smartly dressed Yes, I think it was simply vile of you not to give me a chance to buy Marsha 1945 My dear Mrs. Andrews everyone wants to buy the Marsha paintings. They were all sold almost before we opened the gallery this morning Oh now if you'll excuse me, please. Oh, Ralph. Yes. May I see you a moment in here, please? Well Ralph Congratulations, the show has been a success have been I've sold everything on the wall. Oh, that's fine From now on we play host to curiosity seekers and future buyers. I guess that's right, but what if the critics critics? If the critics knew anything about art, they'd be in the business of buying and selling it wouldn't say I Suppose I know so now don't you worry about the critics Ralph just think about our next showing in Shall we say two weeks? And you do forget the critics don't you Ralph you pay no attention when they call your work calendar art There's too much praise from other sources too much money to be spent When it's gone, you're impatient with Sydney anxious for him to conduct the second showing of your paintings But six weeks go by before he finally selects another group of pictures You sleep soundly the night before the display Then open the morning paper on news that shocks you into a fury sent you rushing to Sydney's gallery All right, all right. All right. Don't care the building. I'll kick the door in if you don't hurry So anxious to get into Sydney what's the meaning of this in the papers come in Ralph Listen to this Sydney of Selton art dealer might find he has reopened the case of the beautiful artist model Marcia when he suggested to this Colonist that after much consideration. He was no longer certain that the explosion He heard on the night of the suicide came from the studio of Ralph Winston This could suggest to the police that Marcia was dead before Selton arrived on the scene in a new investigation might result Well, Sydney, how could you do this to me there there Ralph here? Let me have a look here Mention the show we're opening today Sydney. Oh, yes, they got it straight. Mm-hmm Self in galleries nine o'clock you showing 25 canvases four more portraits of Marcia Lady you mean to tell me that you what's the matter Ralph they got all the details straight We're just I have a terrific investment in you my boy terrific But what happens to me? Nothing nothing. I simply informed the police if and when they questioned me that I was misquoted I might even suggest that the columnist had been drinking It's better work it will but now look at yourself my boy now get along home Don the morning coat in the striped trousers. You're the success type for this one Ralph definitely the success type You feel successful don't you Ralph? Successful and sure of yourself again as you stand around bowing politely Accepting the congratulations of the excited wealthy dilettante who throng the gallery to admire and criticize and buy The second showing is almost as successful as the first But this time the money doesn't last even as long and if the week slip past you press Sydney to hurry the third showing But he keeps postponing it again and again until you're almost desperate Then one night your telephone ring Yeah, Ralph my boy. I want you to come over about the showing.  What is all it's not there? You're not going to pull any more stunts like last time. Did that bother you so much Ralph? Just that the memory of Marsha is Is sacred to me of course I understand That's right and While we're on the subject Sydney, whatever became of all the portraits of Marsha that you sold who bought them. Oh customer Customer always managed to buy them all before the show is open. I spoke of a private showing didn't I Ralph? Let's go inside. What? I'll get the light Why do you? Sydney, what does this mean? All the portraits of Marsha all 12 of them hung side-by-side Is it so strange you got a fair price if I wanted to buy them that was my business there What are you trying to do such an admirable person Marsha these portraits provide Physical proof of the image that I formed of a while reading her letter These 12 portraits tell me so much about the girl and about you. She was good kind beautiful through and through now This first portrait Marsha 1944 shows that you were in love when you painted it Yes, I was you idealized her beyond reality the pinks and the blues and the gentle sunlight Gliding through her hair. No woman could be so beautiful except the man in love with her Beautiful experience and Marsha early 1945 You began to look on her more as a a playmate in spring 1945 ecstasy Blinding golden light a look of joy and expectation on her face. It's the most beautiful spring I'll ever know She was so wonderful. You didn't want to paint another thing. You see two more canvases almost identical So then a long pause in the series Ralph you didn't paint Marsha again until the following winter You were tired of her What is this? Black magic. No, it's all there out.  I won't interrupt you again. Oh, there isn't much Now here you grow panicky the worry over a promise to marry a woman you didn't love your mind was straying here Groping wild paint as I pleased obviously, but such caricature so grotesque Well, why the only happy picture is this one number 11 showing Marsha saying goodbye in the doorway Would you've been so happy to see her leave never mind that nothing becomes more hateful than an unwanted woman, huh?  You fool I actually believe you've fallen in love with Marsha in love in love with Marsha No, no, I could hardly fall in love with a room full of pictures. No Marsha doesn't exist.  What do you want in my desk only your guns, didn't Ralph? No Sidney you made the mistakes first and telling me about this gun second and making this showing So completely Ralph private The whistler will return in just a moment with a strange ending to tonight's story Meantime in place of a message about signal gasoline usually heard at this point on the whistler Signal oil company is giving this time tonight for an announcement in the interest of public health Have you ever asked yourself what you would do if infantile paralysis would strike someone in your home? The treatment is long the average cost over two thousand dollars Fortunately, however, you wouldn't have to worry about cost For today the National Foundation for infantile paralysis Guarantees every victim of this dread disease Regardless of age race creed or color the immediate scientific care, which alone can prevent tragic crippling And where does the foundation get the millions of dollars needed for this great mission of mercy? Why from the dimes that you contribute during the annual march of dimes? When you consider that last year those dimes took care of over 10,000 victims of infantile paralysis You can realize how much every contribution counts So let's all get into the march drop into an envelope whatever you can spare a few dimes or a few dollars Then mail it tomorrow morning to the march of dimes headquarters in your city Now back to the whistler There was no other way out Ralph As you sat at the desk watching Sydney move from picture to picture His eyes glowing as he described marsha as he uncannily guessed your changing feelings toward her Instinctively followed the winding road that you and marsha traveled Full of sunlight and brightness at first Finally plunging downhill into the dark valley of murder Yes, there was no other way but to kill Sydney too And now moving like a man in a dream you find yourself going through it all again Exactly as you did with marsha You walk forward bend over him press the gun into his hand And then suddenly the room is filled with a blinding light A flash gone Ralph and as you sense a movement behind the heavy drapes for Very good joe a perfect picture perfect here Ralph help me up What You can come out now joe let Ralph meet the press that did my boy me What is this? What are you trying to do all done my boy one picture a thousand words the camera? I doesn't lie in all that. Oh, here's your caption joe. Are you ready? Art dealer traps murderer at uh midnight rendezvous. Yes, that's good midnight rendezvous. You've got it Listen Sydney, you can't cut my boy. I'm not through yet picture shows killer duplicating original murder plan Uh, uh modus operandi. That's a good phrase use that one joe Sydney Blank cartridges save life of dealer on eve of final showing at selton gallerys S e l f t o n got it. That's all now. You've got a deadline to meet you better run along. Thanks, mr. Oh, uh, so long winston. I'll be taking your picture again. So at your trial Sydney Sydney why Why did you play with me use me because my boy? I had to know whether you really killed marsha or not Oh, you know You were right ral I guess I am in love with the picture Let that whistle be your signal for the signal oil program the whistler Each wednesday night at this same time Brought to you by the signal oil company marketers of signal gasoline and motor oil And fine quality automotive accessories Signal has asked me to remind you to get the most driving pleasure drive at sensible speeds be courteous And obey traffic regulations It may save a life Possibly your own Featured in tonight's story where elliott lewis and joseph kerns The whistler was produced by george w allen with story by john monstros And music by wilbur hatch and was transmitted to our troops overseas by the arm forces radio service Next wednesday for a full hour of mystery over most of these stations tune in a half hour earlier Enjoy the saint as well as the whistler. This is marvin miller speaking This is cbs the columbia broadcasting system


The world is being blinded to what's happening in Gaza. Great efforts are being made to hide what's happening in Gaza from the outside world, both by Israel and its Western allies. Israel's Minister of Communications announced on Friday that all Internet services in Gaza would be cut off on Saturday. CNN reports that Internet services there have already been plummeting for the last week. Electronic Intifada director Ali Abunima recently said on Twitter that he hasn't been able to reach any of his contacts in Gaza for hours. Even before the Internet was cut off, it had already been getting harder and harder for people in Gaza to get information to the outside world after Israel cut the enclave off from electricity as part of its complete siege on the civilian population. The outlet Middle East Eye reports that it lost contact with two of its journalists in Gaza on Friday. One of them, a reporter named Mahah Hussaini, posted a video before losing contact in which she said, This might be my last video, as my phone battery is dying while we're facing an almost complete blackout. As usual, Israel has also been targeting members of the press. A Reuters journalist was killed and six others from Reuters, AFP and Al Jazeera were injured by IDF artillery fire in southern Lebanon on Friday. Outlets like the New York Times and even Reuters have refrained from acknowledging the perpetrator of the attack, but Al Jazeera attributes the casualties to shelling by Israeli forces citing witness testimony. BBC journalists were also held at gunpoint and physically assaulted by Israeli soldiers in Tel Aviv, and it's probably worth mentioning that these reporters were specifically from BBC Arabic and had Arabic names. Efforts to blind the world to Israel's crimes are of course not limited to Israel. The EU has begun exerting pressure on Twitter to begin censoring content on the Israel-Palestine issue in accordance with new Digital Services Act regulations in order to avoid receiving penalties. The day after receiving a 24-hour deadline to address illegal content and disinformation, hundreds of, quote, accounts linked to Hamas were reportedly removed from the platform. We're meant to simply take it on faith that these accounts were indeed linked to Hamas and not simply deemed guilty of wrongthink. Efforts to spread awareness of Israel's crimes via public demonstrations have also been getting the blindfold treatment in the West. France has issued a blanket ban on all pro-Palestinian protests. Germany has been banning specific pro-Palestine protests and groups and has issued a total ban on demonstrations deemed supportive of Hamas, and the Berlin Public Prosecutor's Office has criminalized the use of the phrase from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free. In a new report from Mint Press News titled Propaganda Blitz, how mainstream media is pushing fake Palestine stories, the cloud documents how the Western media have been further obfuscating public perception into what's happening in Gaza by pushing brazen atrocity propaganda and deceitfully framing the issue in a way that's wildly biased in favor of Israel's information interests. So you can see that in every possible way the world's vision into what's happening in Gaza has been obstructed, manipulated, and outright hidden. This is happening for the same reason witnesses to mafia crimes tend to go missing. It's easier to get away with murder when there's nobody who saw you do it. This is after all happening as Israel prepares to ramp up its aggressions even further and as Israeli President Isaac Herzog asserts that there are no innocent civilians in Gaza because they didn't forcibly overthrow Hamas. It is an entire nation out there that is responsible, Herzog told the press on Friday. It is not true this rhetoric about civilians not being aware, not involved. It's absolutely not true. They could have risen up. They could have fought against that evil regime which took over Gaza in a coup d'etat. The worse Israel makes itself look with its own actions, the more forceful it and the nations who are aligned with it will get at obstructing and manipulating public perception of those actions. The more brazen Israel's criminality becomes, the more shrill and vitriolic its defenders will become. The more iron-fisted government interference in public opposition will get and the more hidden what's happening in Gaza will become. Internet blackouts, the war on journalism, propaganda, influence operations, bans on demonstrations and online censorship are all happening for the same reason. To keep the public from forming a truth-based understanding of what's happening in Gaza because if the public did form a truth-based understanding of what's happening in Gaza, they wouldn't consent to what's happening there.