The Columbia Network takes pleasure in bringing you suspense. Suspense. Stories from the world's great literature of pure excitement. A new series frankly dedicated to your horrification and entertainment. Week by week from the pick of new material, from the pages of best-selling novels, from the theater of Broadway in London, the sound stages of Hollywood will parade the most remarkable figures ever known. CBS gives you Heights presentation is one of the finest of the contemporary stories of mystery and terror. John Dixon Carr's famous novel, The Burning Court.  What could be more comforting? You're an admirable host, Mr. Depard, and it's really a shame our first meeting is under such a cloud.  Now let's see now. I believe we're all here. Your wife, your friend Mr. Stevens, Captain Brennan. Yes, and incidentally yourself. Just who did you say you were? Well, no wonder you've had so much difficulty with the case, Captain. My name is Cross. Go down, Cross, the writer. As a matter of fact, it's because of my just completed book poisoning throughout the ages that I happen to be here now. And Ted Stevens there happens to be a member of the firm which publishes my work. I'd never seen him until tonight, but I've been told what happened. This afternoon he began reading my manuscript for the first time on the train. The commuter's train, which every afternoon deposits him safely and soundly here in Christen. I imagine he was halfway home by the time he finished the first chapter. Then he turned a page. Attached to the following leaf was a picture. And looking at it, the young man stiffened suddenly and all but cried out his shock. It was a picture of a young woman and under it had been printed. Famous poisoner Marie Dobre, 1676. Ted Stevens was looking at a picture of his own wife. Imagine, imagine his 25-year-old wife in 17th century costume. The face, the features, even a wistfulness of expression were identical. Even the name. Dobre was his wife's maiden name.  This woman in the picture was well one of his wife's ancestors. Yes, that was it, that was it. Simply an amazing family resemblance. Marie would be waiting for him at the station and he'd have to tell her about it. He wondered why, however, she'd never told him about. Oh, well, but you don't discuss such an ancestor, do you? Ted Stevens glanced down at the chapter to which the picture had been attached. It was entitled, The Affair of the Non-Dead Woman. Stevens was almost jolted from his seat. It was Dr. Weldon, Professor of English at the college and old friend of his. Quickly he thrust the picture beneath the manuscript and moved over. Hi, I didn't see you, Doc. Oh, here, have a seat. Oh, I thought maybe you were giving me the, what do they call it, the brush off? Oh, no, I say, as a matter of fact, Doc, you're the one man I do want to see. Yeah, very flattering. Remember those discussions we used to have about murders? Better than bridge, any time. Well, I got the idea that you made sort of a hobby out of the old cases, the historical ones. Well, I've studied quite a number of them, yes. Ever hear of a woman named Marie de Bray? Marie de Bray? Oh, yes, that was her maiden name, of course. One of the finest specialists in arsenic poisoning you could ever hope to find. Oh, we're almost at our station, Ted. Let's get to the door. Yes, a real charm of Marie was. Must have disposed of half a hundred husbands, lovers, suitors, and just plain friends before she was caught. Uh, what happened to her, Doc? She was beheaded and burned. Chris! Oh, absurd, laughable. Ted Stevens kept saying this to himself, and yet what he knew was a foolish dread followed him straight through the small suburban station and clung to him as he reached the street. And there in the roadster was Marie, leaning toward him a little to hold the door open and smiling at him. Oh, Ted, what on earth are you staring at? That streetlight shining on your hair, I like that. Oh, you're tight. Come on, get in the car. Like a wisp of smoke, it was gone. The whole ridiculous fear, the delusion. When at home, Marie brought the cocktails into the living room, the logs were burning brightly in the fireplace, throwing a soft dancing glow upon a room that was darkening with dusk. And do you, dear? As Stevens placed his glass down, he noticed the manuscript of my book. It was there on the table, right where he placed it when he first came in. Deliberately, he turned from it and then turned back. The manuscript had been moved, only an inch or so, but it had been moved, keeping his back to his wife. He thrummed through that early chapter and discovered, just as he knew he would, that the photograph was gone. For a long moment, he thought of what to do. Then slowly, he turned around. This book by Cross I brought home. There was a story of poison in it. Rather funny. Her name happens to be the same as your maiden name, that is. Oh, that is odd, isn't it? Darling, was she a relative of yours? Why, Ted, you're serious. In a way, yes. Oh, I don't mean it. It's really important. It's just that, well, when you run across a person who's a dead ringer for your own wife and who lived 300 years ago and was a top-life poisoner, well, you like to hear about it, that's all. What on earth are you talking about? Darling, be honest with me. Didn't you look at this manuscript when I was out of the room? No. You didn't take out a picture of a poisoner named Marie de Bray? I most certainly did not. Oh, Ted, what is this all about? What are you getting at? Oh, just this. Somebody took that picture out of that manuscript since I've been home. Now, who's that? Well, I'll take a look. Wait, I don't feel like... Why, it's Mark. Mark? Ted, wait a second. Yes? Ted, whatever it is he wants, promise you won't do it. Promise I won't do it?  Please, Ted, don't go out tonight. Say, what in the world is... Well, anyway, we can't let him stay outside. Mark, how are you? Come on in. Thanks, Ted. Just thinking about giving you a call later. Oh, let me have your hat. Thanks, I... Marie, I hope you'll excuse me for popping in like this, but, well, I wanted to talk to Ted. It's rather important. No, I don't mind at all. Come on, Mark. We'll step into the library. Oh, you mind, dear? Of course not, Ted. I'll be making sandwiches for her. Oh, grab that chair in the corner, Mark. Well, let's hear it. What's the trouble? Ted, my Uncle Miles was murdered. Murdered? Oh, the talk hasn't reached you yet, but it's already started. Nothing definite, of course. Just that there was something wrong about Uncle Miles' death. But I don't... Mark, are you sure of this? You know he was murdered? I don't know. Of course I don't. I just don't see how it could be any other way.   You and Marie were over that afternoon. Anyway, Lucy and I went to the club that night to that masquerade party, and we left the old boy completely alone. I've cursed myself a thousand times, Saints. But what about your housekeeper, Mrs.... what's her name? Henderson. Wasn't she around? Sure. In that little house out in back. We told her to look in now and then, but, well, that wasn't good enough. It was after midnight when Lucy and I got back. Uncle Miles was dying. Ted, it looked exactly like one of his regular attacks, but then later... After he was gone, I happened to glance under the chest of drawers in his room. There was a small silver cup under there, almost drained, and Uncle Miles' cat. The cat was still warm, but quite dead. Oh. I managed to get the cat out of the house and buried without anyone seeing me. Next day I had the contents of the cup analyzed. It was poison? Yes. Arsenic. What do you want me to do? Help me open the crypt. What? I want to have a private autopsy performed. Help me get Uncle Miles' body out of that vault. Oh, I know it's a tough job. The thing is sealed solid, but we can do it. You mean without the police knowing about it? Without anybody knowing about it. Mrs. Henderson's visiting her sister, and I managed to send Lucy over to the club. You must be crazy.  This is something you've got to tell the police now. I can't take that chance. But they'll have to know some time. You're only... I've got to know first, I tell you. You don't understand, Ted. There was somebody in Uncle Miles' room that night, handing him something in a silver cup. Mrs. Henderson was on the porch by the window. She saw her. She saw her, Ted. She thinks it was my wife. Oh, Lucy. It doesn't mean anything to Mrs. Henderson yet, because she doesn't suspect anything. But, well, Ted, you've got to see why I've got to be sure, why I've got to know how Uncle Miles died. Because it wasn't Lucy, Ted. I know it wasn't. Of course not, Mark. She had an alibi. Well, she was with you at the club, wasn't she? Yes. Except for half an hour. I see. You will help me, won't you, Ted? When do we start? As soon as you can make it. Okay. Come on, now. I'll get your hat. You turn on the hat and I'll come over as soon as I can see Marie. But you're not going to tell her about this. Of course not. I'll think of something. Don't you worry about it. No, thanks, Ted. Thanks a lot. Uh, Marie? Come, tell me. Uh, darling, Mark asked me to, uh... I know, Ted. Here. You'd better take these sandwiches with you. You'll be hungry. Oh, but you knew I was going on? Yes, I knew. You listened to us? I couldn't help it, Ted. I had an idea what Mark's visit was about. To talk about his uncle's death. There's a lot of gossip about it in the village. That's why I tried to tell you why I didn't want you to get nixed up in here. But it's too late now, isn't it?  I can tell by the way you look. Ted, wait a second. There's just one thing I want to tell you before you leave. And that is that no matter what happens, no matter what you find or think or believe, I love you. You'll remember that, won't you? I'll remember you, said so, Marie. By the light of a dim, carefree, Landon, Mark and Ted Stevens pounded their way through the thick shelf of rock that covered the depart's ancestral tomb. Pride opened the great slab of stone, which lay across the subterranean door, and then at last descended to the dank, ink-black chamber. They found the coffin. They dragged it from its crypt and placed it on the coal stone floor. They unclamped the lid and opened it. And opened it. Mark! That's impossible. It can't be. But it is, Mark. You know what this means? That body wasn't in this coffin when it was placed here. I'll swear it was, Ted. From the time that coffin was closed on Uncle Miles, somebody, the undertaker or Lucy or me, somebody was with it until it was buried. And the crypt was sealed right after. Then somebody beat us to it. Somebody's broken in here ahead of us. Broken in. Listen, Ted, Lucy and I have hardly left the house since the funeral. Do you think anybody could break in here? Smash through that stone and cement without our seeing them or without our hearing them? Well... Well... Mark. Well, you might as well come on up and... But... Who is that? Me, Mr. DePire. I'm here. Captain Brennan. I'm from the office of the commissioner of police. From what? I'd like to talk to you if you don't mind, Mr. DePire. Here, follow my flashlight up. But I don't understand. How did you... How did you know about this? By listening mainly. Do you mind if we go up to your house, Mr. DePire? Why, no. Not at all. Oh, thank you. Oh, Freddie. Look here, Captain. Freddie, this is Mr. DePire. But not great. I'm glad to know you, Mr. DePire. And Mr. Ted Stevens, isn't it? Well, how did you... How did you know my name? Very simple. I got the names of everybody who was here at the DePire the day the old man died.  But I don't... Captain, who gave you those names? My housekeeper, of course. Mrs. Henderson. You didn't think Mrs. Henderson saw the dead cat, did you, Mr. DePire? But she did. She also saw you, buried it. And we've been interested in the case ever since. Place you have here, Mr. DePire. Now, let's see. According to Mrs. Henderson, your wife was wearing some kind of a masquerade costume that night. What kind of a thing was it? Well, it was a... There, you can see it. It was copied from the dress in that old painting over there. Oh, yes. So, where's the woman's face? It's always been that way. Long as I can remember. Somebody must have thrown acid on it or something. Can't blame them much. She was a poisoner. A poisoner? Yes. The story goes that one of my ancestors was responsible for her execution. Marie Dobre, her name was. Oh, yes. I read about her. Learned all her poison tricks from one of her lovers. Guy for the name of Godassacro. Godassacro? Oh, yes, Mr. Stevens. We cops read now and then. Did you say Godassacro? That's French. We call it cross. Absolutely no limit to a cop's education, is there? But to get back to your wife, Mr. DePire, she was dressed like the famous Marie. Now, when Mrs. Henderson looked through that window... Just a minute, Captain. Mrs. Henderson can't prove she saw a thing and you know it. What do you mean? I mean you haven't any right to insinuate that my wife was in that room. Well, who's insinuating? I'm trying to say that Mrs. Henderson, after thinking it over, realized that she was tricked by the custom. The woman she saw in the funny clothes, handing a cup of poison to your uncle, wasn't your wife at all. What? Because your wife is an unusually tall young woman. And the one Mrs. Henderson saw was fully half a head shorter. Let's say of Mr. Stevens' wife. My wife?  Well, I don't know. All right, what's the matter, Mr. Stevens?   What was Mrs. Stevens that night? She was home with me the whole evening. Certainly. She retired early? Yes, we both did. You, I suppose, were sound asleep by midnight. As I was. Then how do you know where your wife was? What are her plans, Stevens? She had to have a custom that would match Mrs. DePire's. How did she manage that? Where did she get it? Well, she never had one. She never had it dressed like that. And what about our motive? Why did she poison him? I don't know. For money, certainly. Then what was it? Hate? Did she hate Miles DePire? Yes, yes, she did. Clarence, no! My name is Cross. Go down, Cross. Cross? Where's my wife? What have you done to her?  Why nothing at all, young man. Here, here, here. Sit down. You're lying. Something's happened to her. The police just phoned. There wasn't an answer. Why are you here? Why am I here? Well, because your wife reading my chapter on the Dubrae is realized, I knew more about the family than even she did. Because she found my phone number on the front cover of the manuscript. And because I know an exceptional case when I hear one. Does that answer your question? No, and you know it doesn't. Can't you see I've got to... I've got to know whether... Yeah, I see. Whether your wife is that Marie Dubrae who was burnt. Burnt by order of the high tribunal for all poison cases. The burning court of France. Witchcraft. Black magic. The world across the threshold. You're quite sure, no doubt, also that I'm Gaudin Sancroix who first wooed her. No, no, my boy. No, my real name happens to be of all things Tom Simpson. Most unsuitable for a distinguished writing career. Am Marie Dubrae is no more your wife's real name than mine is Gaudin Cross. What? Your esteemed wife was an adopted child, Mr. Stevens. Adopted by people in Canada named Dubrae. Remote members of the real family of poisoners. I can't believe it. Oh, why? Why didn't you tell me? You why? Because until I told her half an hour ago, she didn't know it herself. You see, in the course of my research on the family, I found out about it. And in the course of talking with your wife, I found out something else. How for years she was haunted by the fear that she might be a poisoner by inheritance, by blood. And you can see, can't you, why she never talked about it? Her past to you? Yes, yes. And yet, Mr. Stevens, you had all but made her forget that past. You. And that's why she was willing to lie, to steal a picture, do anything in order to hold you to her. Yes, yes, I see that now. You know, young man, I rather think she loves you. But as you will see, though, she comes only when I call her. Mrs. Stevens. You mean she's... Yes, Mr. Clark. Marie, it's you. You're all right. Oh, yes, you're both all right now and nothing can change it ever. Marie, listen. Don't say Marie, dear. Say Maggie. Maggie? Oh, that's my name, my real name. Maggie McTavish. And it's a lovely name, dear. The most beautiful, gorgeous... Darling, darling, please. You don't understand. The police, they think you had something to do with Miles' death. They think I did. So, now, Mr. Stevens, before we go back to the departures, don't you think you'd better tell me everything that's been said and done up to date? Having just saved your wife's soul from the burning court, now I'll rest her body from the electric chair. Yes, Mr. DePar, truly excellent sherry. Don't you think so, Miss Corbett? Yes. Yes, it's very nice. Well, that, ladies and gentlemen, is how I happen to be here. So, let us consider first that supernatural hocus-pocus in the crypt. That body that walked out of the sealed tomb. That body that never was in the tomb. Never was in the tomb? No, Mr. DePar. The murderer knew that very soon Mrs. Henderson's story would bring about an investigation. He had to get rid of the well-known corpus delecta. Yes, but who could have kept the body out of the tomb? Who, Mr. DePar? Why, you, sir. I don't understand. But it's very simple. You had the opportunity. I believe you said yourself you were alone with the body before the burial. And you had the strength. I daresay you carried it down to the furnace, where it's now probably nothing but ashes. Ridiculous. Why would he spend an hour smashing into a crypt for a body he knew wasn't there? Why, Captain? To impress Mr. Stevens, his witness. And also, apparently, you. Oh, that's perfectly fantastic. Fantastic. Oh, no, Lucy. Just comic. And I suppose, Mr. Cross, that I also put on a woman's masquerade costume, went into my uncle's room, and handed him a nice cup of arsenic. No, no, no. That had to be done by a woman. You're accomplice, as matter of fact. Oh, now, come, come, come. You mustn't all look at Mrs. DePar, because Mark DePar's one noble act was his frantic effort to prevent his wife from being charged with the crime. A crime which he and nurse Myra Corbett committed. Myra Corbett? Why are you... Yes, sir. Yes, Mr. Stevens, this quiet little lady beside me. Why would I do such a thing? Money, Miss Corbett. A cut out of Mark DePar's inheritance. Payments for services rendered. That's an absolute lie, Cross. You see, ladies and gentlemen, Captain Brennan never bothered to check Miss Corbett's whereabouts on the night of the murder. Why, even think of the nurse. She was the custodian of the old man's health. Oh, you're crazy. You're crazy, Captain. And yet, who but a nurse could so naturally offer the old man a cup? A cup, he was sure, contained medicine.  Oh, you just... And who but Miss Corbett, living right here in this house, would know what kind of masquerade dress she must copy, would know when Mrs. Henderson would pass the window that night, pass and see her, and accept her, she hoped, for Luce DePar. No, that's not true. Oh, yes, Miss Corbett. Yes, Miss Corbett, that dress was the touch that wrecked you. That was your own idea, wasn't it? Not Mark's. You weren't content with a mere murderer share of the profits. You wanted a wife share, half of the whole estate. You wanted Luce DePar convicted and out of the way for good. Well, I give you a toast, Miss Corbett, with Mr. DePar's excellent sharing, to a particularly ruthless poisoner. And yet, you know, on the whole, I'm rather partial to female poisoners. Why, only tonight, I... I've got some cyanide if I know anything. Cyanide from that glass of sherry. Cyanide that a nurse could get quite easily.  Too bad he didn't drink it as soon as you hoped. Second to go, we had nobody to use against you. But we have now, Miss Corbett, we have now, and I arrest you for the murder of goddamn Cross. Yes, I'm in here, dear. Oh, I thought you were right. What did you cut it off for? Huh? What do you mean? The radio. Oh. Oh, yeah, well, I thought you wanted to talk. Poor Ted. Don't you think I know you're better than that? What was on the radio? Well, there wasn't any... Okay. It was about Mara Corbett. She goes to the chairs tonight. I didn't think you wanted to be reminded. I don't, really. But making such an effort to hide it only keeps it alive, doesn't it? All right, darling. Know what I came in to ask? If you wanted a cocktail before dinner? The largest one you've got. Fine. I'll get off the ice cube. I know. If I'll take out the fire. Okay, Marie. Where are some papers to start it? Right there by the bookcase. And the name's not Marie. It's Maggie. Because, darling, Marie is dead and gone forever. Touch that glass. I know that now. And I could return the favor. But instead, I shall ask that you dispatch your husband, this one, like all the others. Now, just a little bit of poison in the drink, Marie. Any kind of... Be kind, darling. Any kind at all. Here at the Burning Court, from John Dixon Carr's famous novel, the first in Columbia's new series of outstanding classics and chills by world-famous authors. Tonight's play, ladies and gentlemen, has one rather special significance we think you'd like to know about. As you perhaps have heard, every fine comedian is said to cherish a secret desire to do an abrupt about face. He pines for the part of a black guard. Well, tonight you witnessed the fulfillment of one such desire. The role of that literary and quite infamous die-hard Gordon Cross was portrayed by none other than Hollywood's expert provoker of laughs, Charlie Ruggles. Here in New York for the world premiere of his latest screen success, Friendly Enemies. The role of Marie, well, that was enacted by a young lady who long ago won national acclaim as one of Broadway's most accomplished dramatic actresses, Miss Julie Hayden. Thank you, Charlie Ruggles and Miss Julie Hayden for your splendid performances. The play tonight has all plays in this series was produced and directed by Charles Vander, written by Harold Medford and scored by Bernard Herman. Next week, we bring you an intensely exciting and moving drama, The Life of Nellie James. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System.


Today I'm going to Toronto Metropolitan University and I figured what's the best way to get there? Well, public transportation. We're going to take a train to a subway line and then we're going to be right there at the door of the university. Well so much for my plan for using public transportation. Apparently the train that I was going to take required you to pay either with the local tap card called Presto or coins. And I don't have either of those things and I certainly didn't have 13 quarters because it was $3.25 for the fare.  Canada has coins in one and two dollar denominations. Don't be like me. I took an Uber downtown. So I'm now walking onto the campus of Toronto Metropolitan University now. Due to the recent name change you're still going to see quite a few signs that use the R-word or have an R on them. So don't get confused. This is TMU. This is Toronto Metropolitan University. It's got some new branding going on. So some things are still going to be updated. But let's check out the campus. The TMU campus is really condensed. Like I can walk around the entire thing in less than 30 minutes. But that's how urban campuses work. I mean if you're going to be downtown you need to have a... I don't know what you're doing people. But that's basically how urban campus is. Every time I start talking this guy starts yelling at me. That's basically how urban campuses work though. You've got to pack those buildings into a small footprint. Which means that you're going to see a lot of multi-story buildings on campus. It shouldn't come as a surprise that the largest nicest building here on campus is for health sciences and health services. Because Canada invests a ton of money into its public health care system. And its universities are a huge part of supplying professionals to run that system. Unfortunately as an international student it's almost impossible for you to get into a Canadian medical school. So don't count on that. That's your plan is to study medicine here. As you can see this has been a very rainy campus tour. And I'm eager to get inside. And that's why I'm going to present to you Ryan Guest. Ryan Guest works in the international recruitment department of the university. And he's going to tell you guys a little bit more about the programs that they have to offer here. How you can get admitted and everything else you need to know. Hello my name is Ryan Guest. I'm the associate director for international recruitment at Toronto Metropolitan University. Formerly known as Ryerson University. We have over 60 undergraduate programs. And about 95% of our programs have some form of experiential education. Over 146 countries are represented in our international student body. Got great programs related to arts and contemporary studies. We have English programs. We've got criminology, environmental and urban sustainability. As well as languages and intercultural relations. Got architectural science. We're unique in the sense that we have an aerospace engineering program. Biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering. Something I think is really cool about this university is just the way their programs are organized. You know like every other university there are faculties, schools within the university that have different programs. But it's the way that TMU organizes those. They make them very unique. Instead of having like a faculty of communications there's the creative school where you will do all kinds of graphic design, video game design, e-sports broadcasting, sports media, like anything creative that involves communications goes in there. And it's called the creative school. And I think that's just a super cool way to organize it. It speaks more to the students than it does the faculty. And I like that a lot because ultimately the faculty is made up of students. Similarly there's a faculty of community service. And that's something I've never heard of before. But it includes majors like nursing, pre-kinder education, you know social work. And maybe the skills that you need to run your own NGO. Anything that involves community service goes into there. And so instead of organizing things strictly by the classical categories, TMU has very modern majors in very modern classifications. So if those cool programs and those cool faculties sound interesting to you then what do you need to get admitted? Let's talk to Ryan and find out more. Our minimum score ranges from you know 70 to 75 but it's very program specific. So the faculty of engineering these programs are much more competitive. So they're going to be looking for scores that are a little bit higher between you know 80, 85 and above. IB requirements for Toronto Metropolitan University. We're looking for applicants who have completed the international baccalaureate diploma. Total of 28 or higher. IB levels of five or higher may be considered for transfer credit. Now when it comes to cost, TMU is located in downtown city and it's going to be a little bit more expensive to live here. But on the brakes of the tuition is relatively affordable. We're talking about thousands of Canadian dollars a year. So if you've been comparing prices in US dollars it's really not that bad. There are a couple of scholarship opportunities for international students but they are extremely competitive. You can compete with everybody else for the president scholarship and there's also an international student scholarship that is awarding $5,000 one time. It's going to be tough to get because they don't have a lot of them. But as an international student you still have a ton of support. Ryan told me about the different kinds of support systems that the university has for international students and I'm very confident that you're going to feel welcome here. The university is very committed to equity, diversity and inclusion. They've got a great international student support team orientation before the student arrives. Academic support, social support, career support both as a student and after graduation. So I think in that sense there's great opportunities for students to become part of the community. There's great sports teams. There's great clubs. February 1st date is what we call our guaranteed consideration date. Apply before that date. If you'd like to get in touch with us at Toronto Metropolitan University feel free to visit torontomu.ca. We've got a full list of contact information for all of our regional recruitment officers there. You know feel free to contact us at any point. We're really looking forward to seeing you in Toronto at Toronto Metropolitan University. I have greatly enjoyed my time walking around here today but I'm getting kind of tired of the rain and I need to get going. So thank you for watching and I will see you next week.


Putonga chichou, I meant, do you think that life began by energy meeting chemicals and an organic chemistry becoming organic? Ah, good question. So, do I think life began when energy began by energy meeting chemicals or an organic chemistry becoming organic?  So, basically, if life began when spark engaged chemicals. So, you bring energy together with matter and you put it together and you get life. Don't know. For me, all I know is I am not just this matter that I occupy. So, there is spark there.  That's the way we communicate. That's the way we understand. That's what makes us alive. Your heart is pounding. If you take that energy away, this matter will not move. I won't be animated because the life is gone. Is energy removed from matter life? Would be one way we would have to ask this question. We know that matter without energy is not life. For example, this is matter. It's chemicals, really, but it's not alive. So, this does not have life. Me, I am matter and there are sparks. There's energy here. So, I am life. Now, the question is, if you remove these sparks, this energy from this matter, is it still life? Or is the energy just energy, just like this is matter? So, to have life, do we have to have a merging of energy and matter? Good question. I guess the way to answer that question is for us to find out if energy is life. And if we ever come across energy beings that are just pure energy, but they're conscious, then that would answer our question, really. And it would be energy is really the life animating the matter, sort of rationalizing my way through that.


There is a broadly shared understanding of the momentous opportunities and daunting challenges that lie ahead for American foreign policy and national security. The remarks also affirm that there is an equally shared understanding of the nonpartisan character of those opportunities and challenges. The issues are certainly multifaceted and complex, and they will demand the concerted attention and effort of our entire foreign policy community.


As the Ukrainian space industry is on the verge of collapse, the repercussions will affect more than one nation or company. This is your space pod for March 3rd, 2015. Back on October 10th, Ukraine's primary rocket manufacturer, Ushmash, issued a letter to their employees stating that Ushmash is in a deep financial crisis, the main factor which is a precipitous decline in production. The current crisis is not irreversible, but the situation is close to the point of no return. The actual bankruptcy of the enterprise will result in the loss of Ukraine's status as a space power. The cause of this crisis has been the unofficial war with Ukraine that Russia has, although it is Ukrainian separatists siding with Russia, the repercussions of this war have been very widespread. Economic sanctions levied by Ukraine against Russia have put in jeopardy several existing rockets, including Ukraine's Zenit rocket and the variants for sea launch and land launch, the Rockat small launcher and the Dnieper rocket. The reason being is because all of these rockets are a collaboration between Ukraine and Russia and rely on components from each side in order to make these rockets work. The Rockat and Dnieper rockets are based on old ballistic missiles that are no longer in production and would need to be phased out anyway, which Russia has already planned to do with their modular Angara rockets. Beyond Ukraine's previous cooperation with Russia, they also have three international deals that are also in jeopardy. Ushmash is a primary contractor on Orbital ATK's Antares rocket. They build the first stage fuel tank as well as the payload fairing for that rocket, and the engines are also supplied by Russia for that rocket, but that is a whole another political situation. Ukraine also had a deal with Brazil to develop the Cyclone IV rocket based off of their successful Cyclone III rocket and would have launched from the Alcantara Space Center in Brazil, although with the demise of the Ukrainian space industry that probably won't happen either. Ukraine is also the supplier of the engines of the fourth stage of the European Space Agency's Vega rocket. It's called the AVM, or the Attitude Veneer Upper Module, and without it, the Vega rocket would be unable to deliver its payloads into their intended orbits. The German Space Agency is working on a replacement for that fourth stage upper module, however it would not be available for several years, so because of all this fighting and the Ukrainian space industry's financial troubles, the Vega rocket could be grounded too. The reason that I'm telling you all of this is that because of this political, financial, and violent situation over in Ukraine, by my count there's eight rockets that will either never fly again or never get a chance to fly in the first place. And to us space geeks, that's a crime in and of itself. Even if Ukraine were to be completely annexed by Russia, it's highly unlikely that the Russian space industry would continue to use all of those systems that Ukraine produces. And it's going to be very interesting to see how Ukraine weathers this storm if their space industry survives at all. It's also going to be very interesting to see how the different space agencies and space companies around the world who are involved with Ukraine will be able to manage without them. Of course it is my hope that the Ukrainian space industry will survive and that they will be able to continue to fly all of those rockets and be able to achieve some of their future goals in space as well. As the fighting intensifies in eastern Ukraine, we're going to be paying very close attention to how things progress from here on out. Thank you very much for watching this new space pod. I'm very excited and very honored to be doing these. And hopefully this will be able to fill the space news gap that we are just unable to completely fill with our live shows. Please subscribe to our new channel tomorrow. And also please leave a comment either on YouTube or any of your favorite social media about this whole Ukrainian crisis and what you think should be done about it. We are of course a crowdfunded show and every penny helps to be able to bring you content like this. So if you're interested in helping us out, please visit patreon.com slash T-M-R-O to find out more information about how you can help us to bring you the epic space content of tomorrow today. Oh, this is so cool. Space pods are back.


Hi there, I'm Sandy, I'll knock artist and paper crafter here on YouTube and I'm going to be sharing my new favorite pen for snow. You may have seen a test I did of a whole bunch of different pens recently over on my other channel. I'll link you to that at the end. But I'm using this stamp set from Darcy's and this particular sentiment is one that got me inspired and I took two of the penguins and the gift and the sled and made a little scene out of them because you know I make seams that's what I do so there you go. So these cute little penguins very different styles of drawing and shapes and stuff for them but they work really well on the card just note that one doesn't have feet the other one does so I hid the one without feet behind the hat and masked him out isn't that cute. So I'm using my Copic markers to color this and I'm coloring on Nina cardstock as I always do I use the 80 pound not 110 had a few people ask recently why I don't use that one because they don't like the fact that it bleeds through on the 80 pound but Copic marker blends within the fibers of paper and that's why I use it because I like the way it blends on the 110 I tend to get ink pooling on the surface a little bit more often especially with dark colors it happens much more with dark colors than with light. So I am just kind of moving along with my color here now that top little penguin you could actually do him as a snowman at first I felt bad thinking that he was a penguin or coloring him like a penguin because I thought maybe he's supposed to be a snowman and then I realized no he's supposed to be a penguin he just doesn't have feet so you could color him in white and just put some kind of bluish snowy shadows around the little heart shape around his face that one on the top if you would like and make him one make him a snowman instead of a penguin you do the same thing with the bottom one just cut off his feet put his feet in the snow and make him all white and that would be kind of cute maybe I'll do that sometime who knows anyway I'll stop blathering and get it back to what I'm coloring here you may notice that I use when I do dark colors like grays I don't use a really light color for my highlight color I actually use a darker kind of black or gray color when I'm coloring black because I don't want super white highlights white highlights are for things that are supposed to be shiny so if these were made of plastic then certainly absolutely add some really strong white highlights or there are some people that just love that look and that's perfectly fine too but I like it to look a little more natural if it's possible for penguins stacked on top of each other to be natural so there you go one of the fun things about putting this together and the whole little idea for a scene was that you know hope your Christmas is piled high with fun I thought it would be fun to pile a lot of different things you could use that sentiment with a lot of different stuff that you already have and just pile them up and let them be kitty wampus like this I let them be kind of all over the place so I didn't worry about getting everything straight so that they're more playful I thought that would be a lot more fun and a lot easier to do and I do have another sample for you at the end of this video so you can check out a different one that I did with these same stamps but you could do it with a lot of them with that sentiment so getting the stamp set with the sentiment is important because you know it's all about having the right things to go with the right things so I'm coloring the bottom little guy with two colors with a blue and a purple and the top one with more of a teal and then I'm going to use the colors from the bottom one to do the package on the top you could also stamp more of the packages in their hands and all different kinds of stuff too you could make a really tall card like a letter size business letter size card and totally go crazy and make giant piles of all kinds of critters I think that would be hilarious I'm going to use a technique for the background that I've used before in videos and I'll try to link you to that video at the end where I just make swooshes of color and even though I put them on the screen literally just use whatever blues and stuff that you have you can do this in purples I think the one I did in the other video had pinks and stuff in it and just have fun with it this is supposed to make it look like they're whooshing through the snow and literally you can have all different kinds of fun colors to make it look like this it's a matter of using enough ink on the background to really fill the whole thing and and to make it full of saturated ink color and right around the edges where they kind of crisscross each other just go over them a little bit don't stress out about oh my gosh it has to be perfectly blended so we're gonna add a ton of snow on top of it this is just to give that undercoat of whooshing winds so that when the snow is on top it's gonna look really cool to have all that in the background all that color just about done add a little bit of snow underneath of them just a little shadow there and then go over a few of the colors just a little bit more and I decided I wanted to have also a little bit of shading on these guys so I'm just gonna put some shading on the side and make the light come from one particular direction I don't even think that's the same direction I had everything else now that I'm looking at it but it won't matter right how about that you can have two directions of lighting in the same thing and nobody's gonna know by the end so I'm gonna show you what it looks like if I use my uniball signal pen and pardon my big hand in the way but this other pen that I tested out recently is a sharpie pen and it is way better for those who have trouble with the uniball signal pen it also makes bigger dots now this is a water-based I believe pigments inside this pen whatever it is so it's going to soften you know it's not gonna be really hard edges not gonna be super super white however if you don't know any different you're gonna be just fine with it it's literally only if you're looking at it in direct comparison with another kind of white pen that you might realize it's not as white but the thing that I love about it is that this sucker just keeps working you don't have to shake it you don't have to write on your hand to get it started again so even though I do love my signal uniball pens and I'll probably still use them this thing is just way easier the pen also comes in other colors and stuff too so who knows I may get a set of them and play with them some more but I thought it was really fun so let's take a really close look those those little tiny dimensional ones that you see right directly under the sentiment that's the signal uniball pen so you can see how soft and flat the Sharpie is next to that there's just a little tiny difference but literally you're the only one who's gonna know that it's not what that signal uniball is because look how great it still looks to finish off my card all I added was a white layer behind it and then put it onto some blue card stock and I love when a card looks really simple to the eye the images are really straightforward and contrasty but you know how much love was put into it which is really fun I promised you another example so I took the Santa Claus from the stamp set and then I restamped a bunch of times gift packages colored them in different colors and I used a background from the city sidewalks class over at artclasses.com if you haven't taken that one yet and you want to learn how to do some city sidewalk type Christmas backgrounds please feel free to go check that out link in the doobly-do and that's about it for today I will see you guys later enjoy some more videos and there's the video for the snow test if you want to see some other products that I tested out with white snow okay I will talk to you later bye bye


Gary, dwi'n meddwl, y parwyr fathion ym Ewan yn ei wneud eich cyfnod o'r gwnaeth ar y sgol. Felly ar y cyfnod yn rhoi? Rym ni'n rhoi'n rhoi, yn ym mwy o'r cyfrifwyr eich cyfnod yw'r fathion yn gweithio yma. Mae'n cael ei bwysig fel ymlaen yw'r rhan o'i hyfforddau a'r fformau, ond hefyd yn ei wneud eich bwysig o'r ffaith yn y ffaith o'r rhan o'r ffaith gweithio. The first couple of games. It's a blow for him and obviously for ourselves as well because how we were getting to play, he was you know a focal point of that. It's a blow hopefully like I say we get some good news in terms of the length of time. But I don't think you can ever put the exact number of weeks the player is going to be at because they're all different. Dan rydw i fod yn ddechrau i gyd yw ddwynych. Fy llwy yw, mae'n hollwch arda i'r wych o'r cyd-yllwol, yn gweithio? Dawaad o'r mofio. Fe'n meddwl, mae'n meddwl. Mae yna rhaid, mae'n meddwl yw'r ysgriliadol, mewn meddwl o'r fath o fynd, eich oedd yn fawr i'r wybod, yn ôl. Rwy'n meddwl, mae'r bobl yw hynny, mae'r bobl yw'r cyd-illwy, hwylio'r hanesol gyda Calynau? Fel ydych chi'n gael, roedden nhw'n gweld Cwcian y gallwn i ddwy i ddim yn bwysig. Felly mae'n gweithio'r ffordd yn fawr i gael yw'r gweithio, nid yw'r gweithio'r gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. Felly mae'n fawr i gael y gweithio'r gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio, ac mae cyfnodd yn bwysig yn fawr i gael cas. Mae'n cael ei fawr i'r fawr i'w cael ei gael i gael i weld i'w fawr i'w fawr i'w gweithio? Gydwch gallu'r cyfeinhaol yra fornodd y gynnwys. Felly gennych gondol, lle mae'n cydnogion? Felly gennych cerddwch ar y twfynol? Yn gymhwylo, mae wneud wasgwad ac wneud wasgwad o'r ymdwys gyda'r cyfnodd, ac mae'r cydnogion o'r cyfnodd, gyda chi adeilad ac eftan amegwyd. Efallai arnym ni'n gweld ar hyn. A hefyd ni wedi gfed am y cyfnodd y gyrdd noblefwyntol a'r amdano, a'n tygo rei, two things that we feel that would, hopefully, cause some problems. Is it a team that you've had in mind right from Monday or is it a sort of generator itself? I think, when you initially drive away from the ground on Saturday your brain starts working in terms of how you see the following game, and obviously like I say there are one or two dweud hynny yng Nghymru, dyfodd yr adeg o'r ddweud yma yw ddechrau. Felly wedi gael arnoedd ydych chi i fod yn bryd. Yn mwy arkadaşlar ydych chi fod yn meddwl ym Mesae Dda, mae'n dweud atgyffun o'r faddi. Mae'n Giebddian Gipson, ein Gheithfyni Llywodraeth, a ddyn nhw ydw i ddweud i fyfyd. Mae hynny eich gofod yn diwrnod ac mae hynny'n arferydd â'r trafnod o'r parwlen o'r tyfu. yw wnaeth ei wneud â'r ymd幹ol, ac wnaethon nhw'n ymwneud yn gyffredig. Fy na'r gweithio i'r ymdais gyda llawer i'ch gawis a wnaeth arnyn nhw'n nu gweithio a i'n fanyddio i fynd yn ymgyrch. Mae'n rhai beth oedd Joe van Is for'r dal y blynydd chi, nid oes yn fawr chi ymwneud hynny sgwodd ni? Yn ymwyno, ac rwy'n fwyno'n mwyno, yn fwyno. I can't think of straight away that he gets booked for the not bookings. One was an overhead cake and if it had been a goal, it wouldn't have been going on a great goal. The lad was brave and he gets booked for it. I think some of the bookings that we've had throughout this course of the season, not just James, leave your baffling and then the powers that be sit there, don't they? And we're not allowed to appeal bookings. Well, it must get to a point where you can appeal bookings because the decision making that process of the referees hasn't been good enough in my opinion and we've seen that, you know? The number of people that have been sent off in our games already is just crazy. Do you see a time when you're able to do that? No. No. I don't. I should do, but I don't. It'd be for the benefit of the game. But no, they don't get involved in other things that aren't as important, shall we say. And replacing James up front, Remy and Shay would be in the obvious choices. How have they been ahead of Saturday? Well, like I say, Shay McCarton scored in the game that we had behind closed doors so that I'd do his confidence the world of good. Remy, we've seen the impact that he's made off the bench already.  But I suppose you've had a week to prepare, which has not been the case so far this season. Felly a fast and frantic. 14 games in two months, somebody told me, which is staggering when you actually, you know, put it down like that. And then obviously then you come into this situation where you have a three week and it's been great for us to have that time, like I say, getting minutes into others that needed to and at the same time be able to keep working the others. Can it be like that for a couple of weeks at least? Yeah, it's great. I just need the weather to stay out. Swindon this weekend then. A lot of the talk has been about the former very Doyle, of course, on loan from here. You'd be pleased that he's finding form. Is there a little bit of green eyes perhaps as well? No, no. The move was, you know, for all parties and we're happy that he's gone there and started scoring goals again because that's why you do it. And if he continues that very form, can he see him back? Quite possibly, you know. It's something that the powers above me are organised when everything was getting sorted. But, you know, then we'll review all that in January. But, you know, Saturday is Swindon Tam with Outlaw in Doyle and they have several good players that can come in for him on top of the several good players already having their team. And Swindon as a whole, what are you expecting from them? Celf on my say, before, you may have to get used to sort of quite a few spells without possession. Yeah, they're a good team with the ball. They play a certain way. And like I've just said there, you know, they've got some really good individuals. They're a possession-based team. We have to be organised for sure without the ball.   We needed to be better on getting on the end of them or a better selection of cross. But it's something that we will continue to do because of what we have in wide areas and certainly backing up those wide areas and at the top end of the pitch.  And I suppose your players have to be patient at times when not in possession. Will the crowd have to be as well on Saturday? The crowd have been very good with us all along and they understand that, you know, no team has the ball for 90 minutes. And so they've been very vocal and very supportive. You know, I think the last two home games, we found ourselves going the goal down, but they stayed with us and got us through it with their support and no doubt they'll play their part again on Saturday. And just finally, 11 games in, what's your assessment of the league so far? Honestly, I don't think it's settled down. Normally the 10 games is the benchmark, isn't it? But I don't think it's anywhere near settling down and that's been proven. You can go all the way down there, I say, to teams that are in 20th place at this moment in time. And then there are teams that are in the bottom 2, 3, 4 that, you know, come the end of the season. I don't think there'll be anywhere near that, in my opinion. So I think it's another 10 games before it'll settle down again and you'll have a real idea then. You mentioned some of the changes that were a bit dubious, to say the least. Do you think there's a... No, you said dubious. I said dubious, yeah. Is there a worry that referees are now looking for him and that's maybe getting unfairly treated? I couldn't possibly answer that in the sense of are they looking for him, or I would probably say no because of the fact that there's other bookings, two other players in our team and the opposition. I'm not just talking about our team, I'm talking about some of the decisions in the opposition where you think, well that's not a booking either. You can't take the competitiveness away from him because that's his game. And I won't be telling him to do that. He gives the centre halves a real hard time and that's what we want him to continue to do. But obviously, like you say, in this day and age, some of the challenges that get made, people aren't seeing them as old-fashioned challenges, so we call them. The world's gone soft, hasn't it? And I think football's gone softer with that as well. You listen to your lights or your Roy Keane's and your Graham's Unices on a Sunday and a lot of what they say is 100% right. You've got to say players like that wouldn't have lasted five minutes on the blockchain. I know both of them, so I ain't commenting on things like that. I don't want them paying me a visit. I think at the end of the game, on Saturday, you were going about not getting rough shots or something. Is that something to try to get a message to go over this? Yes, certainly. Like I say, for the amount of crosses that we had and the opportunities, we didn't work the goalkeeper enough especially second half. When you can compare that to the previous week against Carlisle, in terms of people taking the shots, being brave enough to take the shots or set somebody up with a pass. So again, like I say, a lot of the work we are focused on are attacking play. Given the number of crossings, it's probably still a good goal, isn't it? Yes, if you were looking at the first 10-11 games and asking us for something, that would be a fair reflection and as a group, I think they would tell you the same. Individually and collectively for what we have been and how we have been in the attacking field, especially we should have had more goals. We've had that conversation this week and I think what you do is you look at the work that you're doing and you look at the opportunities. You look at, like I say, if they stood still in the box or they're not on the move looking for a chance, but you can't level that at any of our strikers or our wide men to be fair. They're all wanting to get in on the end of something. So it is sometimes a case of just keep doing what you're doing and then it will come. I would say quite a lot of those chances. The goalkeepers have pulled out some really good saves as well. The lad at Cheltenham, when he got 3-2 down to the deaf, he pulls off a great save from Vorny's header. That's just one that jumped in. We've got to just keep focusing and keep working on the work that we're doing because we are creating a hell of a lot of chances.


Hello and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brinton today. We're on episode 50 of the prior one-on-one walkthrough series If you haven't gone and checked out last episode go do that It was fun. We finished off What was it cotan skyway? I think that's what it was I'm with fighting generals So And if you haven't checked out the playlist links in the description go do that But today we are going to start by talking to Lord checker tie We're not loads. Thank you Okay You are not from Mooshu What do you seek in Subbata? Yay amazing a nice level up there Skyways of Mooshu are polluted with the ships of outsiders foreign intervention has brought calamity and woe to this realm I will not help you until you prove to me that your interests and those of Mooshu are one and the same The greatest threat to Subbata is the amber Ruthless bandits pirates and strike out at the ships of the amber hole the greatest threat to Subbata is the Amber whore Ruthless bandits pirates and mercenaries led by a barbarian named Strike out at the ships of the amber horde and restore order to Subbata Skyway, and I will listen to your requests Okay, I'll be right back once I have defeated these 10 10 Amber Horde ships. Oh I was reluctant to set another foreign vessel loose in Subbata Skyway But you have proven your loyalty You may now travel throughout Subbata with my leave My ships will not fire upon you so long You have come seeking access to the scroll of secrets. I grant you passage to the library of contemplation to seek it out Librarian Quan Shi is the master there and you must speak to him if you wish to learn how to find what you seek Okay, so yeah, I found a um a guy By Brom Zest, it sounds it's a really weird name But he helped So yeah, that was good, but now let's continue on Continue it on Where are we going up this way? This place is quite cool. There's so many like different ways you can go Why did I stop? I don't know So, yeah Where are we going this place here? I always forget which one of those because there's like so many load place. Thank you So many different ways you can go there is no more for you to take Really you are not one of them my apologies. I mistook you for a pirate of the Amber Horde You want to consult the scroll of secrets? You are out of luck. It was here, but was taken Your only hope is shun zeng the wise who is shun zeng Well, he's wise obviously and just ask him the rest He's in the temple of eternal serenity atop the great hill Okay, let's go Nice, okay That was interesting so they lost a scroll in other words at the In other words the armada have probably teamed up with the Amber Horde to take the scroll Is my guess So, yeah, let's continue up the hill nice, I Don't like this hill. It's too big. Oh, hello It's way too big it takes forever to get up to the hill and we need to go up the hill so much But you know, let's just go Let's go it's a mooder That's quite cool and the doors and like such a weird place. It's like at the back like why would you do that? It's annoying Anyway, let's go in and speak to a shuan zeng There we go. My favorite place. This is a really cool place Say nothing. No secrets are hidden from shun zeng the wise I can see from your girl. You are a pirate and you are on a quest a quest for a Missing piece of Marco Boyo's map, but it was denied you know So now you are here for the scroll of secrets I cannot translate the markings on the pieces of the map you possess for they are cowist sorcery And I am a moodist mystic Knowing this you are undoubtedly lost and do not know what to do But I will tell you because I am shun zeng the wise listen When the mountains were but hills and the skies were still young There was a sage even wiser than I cow too father of cow easy Cow too wrote the scroll of secrets Full of ancient wisdom when Marco Boyo came to Mushu is studied the scroll and Used it to make his map Cow too dwells upon the celestial shrine Which sits upon the back of Maruzame the greater turtle that swims the skies of the higher world The great turtle can only be summoned to this realm by throwing five Turtle balls into the eye of harmony. No small task I shun zeng once visited the celestial shrine With me were four heroes monkey king pigs a friar sand and Dragon prince these mighty heroes helped me on my journey to the west when I discovered the teachings of The mooder and brought them back to Mushu each of these heroes carries one turtle ball The last was entrusted to me when our great quest was done the celestial ministers Sent the heroes to watch the four temples of the winds They are still guarding them Well, all but monkey king who got in some trouble and forced the ministers to drop a mountain on him If you can get those four turtle balls back, I will help you find the fifth last I heard Monkey King was trapped in a cavern on the sacred mountain only Accessible through the temple of the south wind He should be so relieved to have someone to talk to that he was surrender his turtle ball without any fuss Do not free him unless you must I mean it before you go Let me give you this sealed scroll read it only if you set the monkey king free and only after no sooner Okay That is what? Let us hit off and find monkey King. So I'll be back once I'm at monkey King Unbuck we made it to monkey King Monkey King's cave to be in fact, it's quite a wee way way like It's really far My spiders don't like spiders get them out of here, please Where's monkey King though? Where is he? Where is the monkey King? He must be down here.  I'll happily surrender my turtle ball if you get me out of this cage. How does that sound?  I will not harm him. Well, aren't you squeamish? All right, how about this go out in the skyway and gather up some moon pollen? Come back to Hamzor's and offer to have tea with him put the pollen in his tea Hamzor takes a nap. You take the key everybody wins Okay Where was that mark we are gonna leave a mark here at monkey king because he's more important because He's annoying to get to I will be back once I've collected the moon pollen Okie-dokie. I need to stop saying okie-dokie. I'm back. I have a problem. It's Terrible I edit and it's like why do you say that all that time? It's annoying But let's talk to this guy I do not think I will take my tea just yet There is something sour about the tea that might disagree with me Oh, did you think I would not see through your little scheme? Did you think that you are the first the monkey king has sent? There is no key to the monkey king's cage I built a lock with no key to taunt him. It seems to have worked quite well Tell the monkey king that there will be no clever escape this time. He must serve his full sentence 10,000 years Wow, that's a long time That's crazy 10,000 years what? There is no key this is an outrage Yay Nice real level there. I'll just mark again There's no way to open the lock and I must bash the bars apart If only I had my golden staff that would do it My golden staff was taken from me by the dragon king long ago and they put me in here He can't still be mad. Can he if you can fetch me back my golden staff and help me get out of this cage I'll get you your turtle ball and help you out The dragon king's realm is at the bottom of the lake of the rising sun Just jump in and swim you'll find it. Tell him you want the challenge Okay, I'll be back once I am at the lake of the rising sun All of these places are so far away. It's actually annoying He's been no natural waters my captain. You'll be safe to breathe beneath them. I think Be careful all the same Right I am back. Um, obviously Thank you, so yeah, that is um Quite cool this is Kinda like Oh, yeah, I forget like you can literally just swim off this like that's crazy Got the sneeze, uh, like that's really cool. You can just like swim off this. It's really cool But I need to feed blue only so, um I'm going to do that off camera because I've got to defeat Here and of these and these are like in a wing So, yeah, I'll be back in just a sec So I decided I would um do the last battle on camera I found some friends again. I'm I'm so social. I found so many friends So when I I'll tell you the story. It's quite a cool story Um, when I was doing the ship that was I switched to a different realm Usually I go on the quiet realms just so I don't usually find people because I'm not very social in games. I just prefer to play by myself. Um Unless I'm with friends that I actually know and can talk to like film and stuff But uh, yeah, so basically I switched realms to every the only realm that people go on. Um, and Yeah, I found a lot of friends this episode. So I now have friends Kind of a shock. I know but I have friends now He's got quite interesting stats. Um strats not stats. What am I on about? I don't even know Like those strats are pretty pretty good strats Okay, okay. Um, so yeah, this is the last battle. I've only got to defeat one more, which is pretty good But um, yeah, so we're just gonna do this on camera because we haven't done any battles at all on camera today So I thought I might as well get some So yeah, that was nice from El Toro Okay Um, I think that's really cool. That's good That straight actually works really well. That's a really good straight. Okay That's actually really good. I might have to like use some of these That's I think that's the best straight I've seen in a while a long time Okay, what are we doing here? Oh, no, I sounds good Okay, um How are we going to get these people dead? What we're gonna do Okay, um, they're in a perfect line, which is great. We can do you actually know we can do you Um, we'll sniper you you can hit him you can hit him I'm done. Okay That's a good. Okay. That's nice Okay That was good. That's really good Duck holidays pretty good. Okay chill I'm gonna have to um promote Louis the beast.  Chantel is actually so good Best companion I love witch doctors There's always gonna be that small place in my heart for witch doctors just because my main isn't witch doctor and that's so good I love witch doctors. They're such a good class. It's so fun. Okay Mm-hmm. You would wouldn't yeah Yeah That's the end of that battle sweet Okay, um, now we need to defeat more things. That's fine I'm just going with this guy, you know might as well Okay, uh Okay, let's head in Let me in Thank you Let me into battle, please Thank you Who do we have? Okay.  I just don't like having full musketeers. It's it's good, but like if you get the if you get a whole lot of um Musketeers and it's bad and I'm sure there's a lot of musketeers So I just prefer having quite a few Just um just one or two possibly Nalae people But up nice That's really good I'm I have to bring Bonnie Ann back as well. She was good I'm just using Bonnie Ann. I'm gonna have to promote her. She's got a promotion right now that I haven't done yet. So yeah Everyone overwatching is crazy When we're all musketeers It's crazy when everyone has overwatch Nice They're much more overwatching me because they've promoted them a bit more. So yeah Okay Really, you're not gonna block in repulse. That's perfectly fine. You know Obviously, it's just too much to ask for boop Okay, what are we doing here? Is that it? Can I make a move now, please? Nope not yet Wow, thanks for that heal man Really really appreciate that pit. That's pretty pretty useful Okay What are these people doing you're going shooting shooting shooting Shooting home. Okay Okay That's pretty good Nice Chantel is so good I love Chantel Chantel you're so good. I love you Have my baby Chantel That's my phone Well, just ignore that Um, I've watched nice. Yeah, you would attack me, wouldn't you? Okay Um, what now That pit though Bullrog that's quite cool. That's quite a cool pit. It's nice and fiery. I quite I appreciate that pit Um, we're going you want you to go over there Okay, just kill all the things that's perfectly fine, you know, that's crazy Yay, we did it Dragon king can be spoken to now. That's good We judge by the guards. We are not exactly welcome here. No Who are you to come into my court and do violence upon my people? I detect monkey king's hand in this he sent you to do not the challenge I knew it. You have come seeking the golden staff Rot from one of the pillars of this very hall I suspect it as much this tasteful as it is I am unabound to allow you to take the challenge Any who return my jade egg will gain one wish from me My jade egg was stolen by monkey king He hid it in the valley of the titans If you want the staff bring me my egg and wish for it Okay, um, we're at which dock is this? um Kotam. Oh, Kotam. Okay. I'll be back once I am back over in um Kotam Skyway at the valley of titans Here I am about to enter the valley of titans. Uh, so yeah Let's go load please.  It's so long There we go. Um, I'm sure we'll find the jade egg around here somewhere The temple is the best place to start. Let's go try those gates and see if we can get inside I don't know how she can see gates. I don't see no gates Uh, where are we going? All the way, how do you see those? How do you see those gates like seriously? Yeah, I don't want to be pulled into battle. That would be bad So yeah, let's go this way Um, yeah, where are we going over this way anybody here? No, okay, we can go this way then Okay through this cave a spooky cave Like splits two ways that's interesting. Okay these gates, you know, because you saw that Could you perhaps make a charitable donation to the order of the white lotus an auxiliary member of the order of the white lotus and order of monks devoted to studying the mysteries of the tango Haven't baited the valley of the titans and they called forth the greatest threat to all Stormzilla due to the tango and the giant monster. We can no longer access the temple My order has sought refuge in a cave not far from here speak to master knee hark Okay, so I'm going to end off the episode here next episode we will um This is actually my favorite part of mooshu. This is the next bit is really cool So yeah next episode we will um talk to lee hark to start And yeah, so remember to leave a like and subscribe and if you've already subscribed press the little bell So you know exactly when next episode comes and remember craft outside the box


Hey this is Brett and this 2020 Cadillac Escalade ESV Premium Luxury is stock number 14087ZA. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used SUV headquarters. This 2020 Cadillac Escalade ESV Premium Luxury has the 6.2 liter V8 engine, puts out 420 horsepower, it's paired up with the 10 speed automatic transmission. This vehicle has been fully safe to add inspected by our service shop per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside underneath, start it up, take a look under the hood, just give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle as well as show you all the options. Red Passion Tint Coat is the color I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video consider subscribing to the YouTube channel, click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos I do each and every day, as well as have an access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walkarounds on YouTube. This one comes with the 22 inch factory chromed alloy wheels and they're in pretty nice shape. Got a couple little nicks on them but that's why we do the videos because these are used vehicles. It has open country Toyo QT tires. These are P285, 45R22s and I would say that they have a very good amount of tread left, probably 70, 75% of the tread left on those tires. Front fender is in excellent condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. It does have the LED headlamps, LED running lights and LED fog lamps. I'm going to turn all those on at the end of the video so you can see just how bright they are. Front bumper is in excellent shape. I didn't see any dense dings, scuffs or scrapes or cracks on there. The grille is in really nice condition as well and the hood is in great shape. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. This is a clean title history, clean car facts and it's been owned in Florida and Wisconsin. Passengers side front fender is in excellent condition. No dents or dings on there and the passenger side wheel is in pretty nice shape, about the same condition as the driver's side. A couple little nicks and stuff. Passion or red passion tint coat has just a little bit of metal flake to it. Kind of a cool color. As you go down this side of this 2020 Cadillac Escalade, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. Now if this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back wheels in pretty nice shape. Probably the nicest of the ones we've looked at. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. You do get the felt wheel well liner which keeps your frame and under body looking good and very little corrosion on the body. Just a little bit on the frame there, pretty typical of any GM half ton or three quarter ton vehicle. That's a nice factory running boards. Rear quarter is absolutely perfect. No dents or dings in there. You get the nice tall tail lamps. Those are pretty cool. Coming around to the back rear bumper here. No dents or dings or scuffs. Has the backup parking sensors. The towing package which includes receiver hitch and seven pin wiring. We do have the cover for that. Rear gate is in really nice condition as well. This is a power lift gate. There's the cover. We keep those inside so they don't go missing. There's a little bit of a storage area under there. Back storage area here is very nice and clean in those third row seats. Watch how fast they go down. Always amazed.  Just as fast. Anyways you can see the dual Blu-ray players up there or screens I should say. And to get this gate closed you just press this button right here. It'll come on down. Now this one does have the flipper glass. So I can show you that. So that goes up like so. You can see that those rear defrost cables are still attached. Shocks are working nicely. It's nice to be able to get into the back of the vehicle. So if you had like a boat or a camper on here on the hitch and you couldn't open up the gate you could still get to your stuff in the back. This tail light is in nice shape. Those are LEDs as well. Going around the driver's side just as clean as that passenger's side. No major dents or dings on the rear quarter. And for full disclosure this back wheel about the same as the other back wheel. Just a couple little nicks but nothing too bad on there. This one does have the capitalist fuel fill which is a really nice feature. Never get gas on your hands again. Going down the rest of the side of this Cadillac. Doors look really good. Didn't see any dents or dings in those. Has the blind spot monitoring heated mirrors built in directional signals on there as well. Take a quick look at the back seats. Second row captain's chairs. I believe these seats are heated. There are your Blu-ray screens. Latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. These seats do fold up. Third row seats are in fantastic condition as well. No rips or tears on there. Carpeting is in very nice condition. It folds up like so. Here are your rear air controls as well as your heated seat. You can't see them right now but your heated seat buttons are in there. Down here is a 120 volt, 150 watt plug-in and a 12 volt power point. Two USBs, AUX jack and an HDMI hookup for those screens. Inside and bottoms of the doors all look really good on this Cadillac as well. Inside the premium luxury package gives you the light tan leather bucket seats. You get the suede inserts on the backrest there with the Cadillac symbol. No rips or tears on those seats. They're in very nice condition. Both these front seats are heated and cooled. You get all weather formats in the front. Auto headlamps, turned dial four-wheel drive, power telescopic and tilt steering wheel. Power windows, locks and mirrors, nice wood grain trim on the door there. Memory driver's seat, Bose premium sound system, and these mirrors do power fold in. I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly. Off inside here check out the Myles radio and everything that this vehicle has to offer. You get that nice big instrument cluster there. All digital of course. Let's see if I can turn around here. You can see this one has 49,998 miles on it. Digital speedometer on there. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the heated leather wrapped steering wheel. You get some wood grain trim on there as well. Audio and information center controls on the right. Bluetooth cruise controls, adaptive cruise controls and your heated steering wheel button right there. There's your shifter for that 10-speed automatic transmission. This one has the Cadillac user experience radio. So this one does have the factory navigation system. There is highway 41, so that is working nicely. And you get all your radio stuff here, AMFM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. There's also a hideaway cubby here. And I believe it's... How do you get that? There we go. USB jack in there as well and a CD player. To get it down you just kind of slide your finger on the front there and it goes down. Here you're more tactile volume tuning and climate controls right there. And then all your different apps on here. It does have projection where you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay and then all the other apps that come with this radio. Wood grain trim on the center console here. Keyless entry with remote start, power lift gate buttons, wireless cell phone charge pad as well. Passengers side format and seat are in excellent condition as well. No rips or tears on there. Smells very clean inside this Cadillac. It does come with the power sunroof. Up here is your home light buttons on Starin SOS, map lights and sunroof controls. I'm going to start it up and then I want to show you the rear view mirror here. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. Here is your rear view mirror. It is an auto dimming mirror. It is also a rear view mirror camera. So it's a video display of what's going on behind you. You can turn that off and make it a regular rear view mirror or you can have that on and it just gives you a video display of what's going on behind you. That's pretty cool. I'm going to take a look under the hood. I also wanted to show you the backup cam. This one also has the 360 cam on it as well. I'll show you that you know that it's working nicely. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course cleanliness of this Cadillac Escalade ESV all the way around inside. Now all those lights are working nicely and very bright. Under the hood we have the 6.2 liter V8 gas engine. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. Once again this vehicle has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this Escalade is 100% ready to go. There is the emissions sticker. And I would highly recommend this vehicle from a quality and condition standpoint. And to see more pictures of this Cadillac or one of other 550 new new cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, you name it, we got to go to the website right there, summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle all at summitauto.com. If you want to check out more HD videos go to youtube.com slash summitauto. 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Within this library you will find all sorts, like suitcases and letters and foreign exports. I collect every item of lost property and add each one to my inventory. All bottled, all stumped and all labelled to find in the lost property library for all humankind. This is the story of the lost telescope. Miss Penelope Perrywinkel, the captain of the Cross and Bones pirate ship, was the most fearsome pirate to seal the Seven Seas. She and her crew were sailing across the Coral Sea. She gazed over the horizon with her telescope in search for buried treasure. But to miss Penelope's horror, out of the sea rose a giant tentacle. It was the Kraken, but it was no match for Penelope and her crew who managed to escape just in time. But then a thick fog descended around them and a low wheel was heard. And from the horizon Penelope saw a ghost ship appear, filled with the souls of all the pirates she had beaten. She started to tremble and the spyglass plopped into the water and sank into the depths. But luckily for Penelope, at that exact moment I happened to be holidaying on the Great Barrier Reef. On a scuba diving lesson I saw something glinting on the ocean floor. I swam down and collected a telescope. And that is how I came into possession of the Golden Telescope. And a huge thank you to the class of New Brewerly for their contribution to the Lost Property Library.