Lux presents Hollywood Lux radio theater brings you Shirley Temple Charles Winninger and Jean Lockhart in Captain January ladies and gentlemen your producer Mr. Cecil B. DeMille greetings from Hollywood ladies and gentlemen it's you who make stars and you made Shirley's temple temple a star long before she knew what a star was a few years ago and she was just learning the mysteries of spelling which I've never been able to sell she tried her newfound knowledge on signs along the street much to her astonishment the letters on a theater marquee spelled her own name and she couldn't imagine how it got there tonight that name shines an hour marquee with the title of the play Captain January adapted from one of Shirley's most successful pictures for a 20th century fox it's the story of a little girl named star and a lovable old salt named Captain January and a what happened when fate tried to pull them apart but with Charles Winninger and Jean Lockhart on Shirley's side fate has a tough assignment of course we can't please all the people all the time but I'm inclined to think we'll hit a new high tonight and who knows perhaps everyone in our audience will imitate the lady who has just written us saying thank you very much for last week's play and for a wonderful team of stars I enjoyed them immensely and I think I'll buy an extra package of Lux Flakes just to please you I'm grateful to the lady and our answer is that of course our decision pleases us but best of all we know it's going to please her just as the play did and that's always a safe prediction whether it's the very first package of Lux Flakes that someone has bought or the hundred and first now we're off for the New England shore and the stirring drama of Captain January you'll hear Shirley Temple as the little girl whose name is star Charles Winninger as Captain January and Jean Lockhart as Captain Nazarro the curtain rises on Act One was a biting winter gale lashing the rocky coast of Maine withing the dull green sea into a white frenzy of foam somewhere in this mad mountainous world a sailing vessel rolls and pitches a dexa wash beneath the heavy seas in the last desperate plea for mercy she lifts us far to the black sky but mercy is denied with a groan and a shudder the gallant craft slips downward to her grave Give back! Give back! The Hunters are fit to have the storm down with our hands! He found a small boat in the sea just off Great Rock he dragged it up on the beach. You mean a boat from the Hunters? Yes, sir. And there was someone in it. Where is he now at Great Rock? Yes, sir. I'll take you there, sir. Never mind. I'll find him myself. I did, sir, but it's too late. She's gone. He? Who? A passenger off the Hunters. Then a drift half the day in an open boat. Come over this way, sir. May heaven rest his hold. I've been dead for hours. I, sir, died saving the little one she did in her arms around her keeping the warmth of life in her. The little one? Was there someone else? Look here, sir, under the tarpaulin warm and snug. Why, it's a child. Her baby, sir, smiling like a little angel. That's the way she was when I took her from her mother's arms. Captain, we'll have to bring this child up to the village at once. Please, sir, if it's all the same to you, I'll just bring her along to my place. Your place? I hardly think a life house is the proper place for a child camp. Why not, sir? I'm cozy up there and you see, well, sir, it's like she was delivered into my hands. Like the Lord might have asked me to take care of her for a while. To sort of watch over her until he'd made his plans for her. You're a good man, Captain. All right, take her along to the lighthouse. If anyone inquires after her in the village, I'll let you know. Thank you, sir. Up you go, child. Wait, did you find anything that might give us a clue as to who this child is? No, sir. Only this locket. It was held tight in the woman's hand and that reminds me, she'll have to have a name, won't she? What kind of a name is there for a baby girl washed up on a stormy beach with the weather clearing as she comes to shore and the evening star peeping out from behind the clouds? Hey! That's it! Star! That's your name, child. We'll call you Star! I don't believe it. Sit down, Cap. Coffee, coming up. Ain't you forgetting something? I don't think so. Let's see. I made my bed. I brush my teeth. I brush my present. No breakfast yet, and she wants her present. How do you know you've got a present? You always give me a present. I give you a spank for every year, too, when you have that. Not now, Cap. After breakfast. I feel tougher after breakfast. All right, you can pick your own time.  That spankin' hurt me more than it did you. Honest, Cap. I didn't know there was a nail in it. It's been a long time, hasn't it, Cap? A long time? I mean, since you and me shipped together. Nine years today, Star. That's why you're having your birthday. But I must be more than nine years old. I may be eleven or so. I don't know exactly. For all we know, maybe I'm thirty, huh? Maybe, but it's highly improbable. Cap, what did I look like when you fished me out of the water?  Tell me all about the storm again? Now, now, now. You've heard about that storm every birthday. But it gets to be a bigger storm every time you tell it. How many miles did you swim towing the lifeboat with me in your teeth? I had the toe rope in my teeth, not you. Last time you told me it was me. Well, you're old enough. Do you ever get lonely here? Lonely? It ain't much of a life for a lass living in a lighthouse. Who ever I want. No company? Huh? Why, I was thinking maybe, maybe this ain't the right kind of a life for a youngster. Maybe you ought to go away somewhere. Would you like to, Star? No, I wouldn't. But if you say that just once more, I will go away. And I won't come back either. Oh, Cap, you're always talking about my going away. Don't you know by now that I'm never going to leave here? I'd just like to make sure once in a while that I'm doing right. That you really want to stay, that's all. Oh, I do. I do. And that's the end of it. Understand? All right, honey. That's the end of it. Here now. I'd like to have your birthday present. Oh, Cap, what is it? There. You like it? Why? It's a rocket. Oh, it's beautiful. Where'd you get it, Cap?  There's a picture inside. Here, I'll open it for you. I can do it. Is that my mother? I reckon it is, Lass.   I've saved it all these years till I thought you were big enough to know what it was and to take care of it. I will, Cap. I'm going to keep this forever and ever. Thanks, Cap. Cap says I look just like her. That's funny, isn't it, Imogen? I mean me being beautiful. But you never can tell, can you, Imogen? I might go off to be beautiful. After all, I'll bet you weren't so much to look at when you were my age. But you're beautiful now, Imogen, and I love you very much. Well, what do you say? That's better. Hurry up, Imogen. Cap's waiting. If you're hurry, I... Morning, star. Morning, Cap and Jack. Hello, this time. Captain Nazro. Happy birthday. Thanks. Sir, you coming over to the lighthouse tonight, Captain Nazro? Well, don't know. Tana ain't invited me yet. Well, I'm inviting you right now.  Captain and I are having a surprise party all by ourselves. All right, but you better warn him I'm coming. Don't worry. I'll tell him to behave. See you tonight, Captain. I'll be there. What can I do for you? We need another case of brass polish. Better send it over right away. And don't forget what we get off for being government. Be there tomorrow, star. Tomorrow? We need it today. Well, I'll try. But there's a lot of summer folks up here already keeping me up. I'll do the best I can. All right. Say, how much are these lollipops? Three cents a piece. Three cents? What about the government discount? Oh, sorry. Two cents for you, star. Thanks. So long, Mr. Cobb. So long. Oh, Mr. Cobb. Yes, Miss Morgan? Who was that little girl? Star, why? She's Captain January's girl. She's a lighthouse keeper. I see. I wonder why I haven't seen her in school. Well, I guess the teacher who was here before wasn't very strict about things like that. Yes, I know. That's why she isn't here now. I think I'll go and have a talk with that child. I said I had to go home. Good for you. Now go on. What happened then? Well, one thing led to another. And the next thing I know, she had me by the ear dragging me along the street. She did, eh? Well, what did you do? Well, one thing led to another thing. And the next thing you know, why? She sat down. On the chair? No, on the street. How'd that happen? I don't know. I can't figure it out. She tripped, eh? Well, what'd she say then? Well, I didn't wait to hear. I didn't think I'd better. I just ran. Good idea. Well, forget about it. She can't do anything mean to us, can she? Of course not. Remember, I work for the government. I am the government here. Yes, but I think she's government, too. Well, don't worry. This is your birthday. All right, Cap. Who's there? Open up and find out. Oh, it's Captain Nazzle. Nazzle. Evening.  Pipe down, you can't. I won't miss I didn't come to see you. Here, honey. Here's your present. Oh, thank you. Look, Cap, another present. Hmm, a present. Ain't much, honey. I bet it ain't. Oh, look. It's a doll. A doll. Well, well, a doll. Well, well, what of it? Oh, it's beautiful, Captain Nazzle. Thank you very much. Cap, you're going to invite Captain Nazzle to the stage of the party, aren't you? Well, I wasn't counting on it, but since he's here, sit down and have a look. Good. I'll pick the place for you. Whether you was counting on it or not, I'm here. And I'm going to stay for a while.  Yes, I am. It's time I was doing a little inspecting around this here lighthouse. They must have been daft in Washington appointing you an inspector. Are you to know the difference between a telescope and a tar barrel?  Look at that blast work. Well, it's a matter with it. It's dirty. Eh, it is not. The brass was clean until you rubbed your dirty gloves on it. Why, you fog-bound old derelict? If it wasn't my host, I'd fire you right now. Yeah, and if I wasn't, if you wasn't, I guess I'd quit. How many of you get an arm for a change? Eh. Here, Captain Nazzle. You sit right there. Thank you, sir. And you here, Cap? Eh. Hey, what's that thing there? What do you think it is? It's a kid, Captain Nazzle. Isn't it nice? Mm, right pretty. Cap made it all himself. Oh, he did. Then I guess I'll just eat the candles. Now listen here, you no-good deswap. Cap, stop it. Now you sit right down and behave yourself. Come in. The door's open. Good evening. Oh, my goodness. Cap, it's stormy weather. The school teacher. Which one of you is Captain January, please? I'm Captain January. I'm Mrs. Morgan, the new teacher here. Oh, sit down, ma'am. Thank you. Captain January, why isn't this child in school? Well, I was aiming to send her next year. What you are aiming to do is of no importance. We have a compulsory education law in this state that this child is old enough. How does she know how old I am? We don't even know ourselves. Don't be impudent. But I didn't mean to be impudent. Captain January, this child is being brought up entirely without control. She's rude, disrespectful.  Remember that this child is adopted, and it is well within the power of the school authorities to have her taken from you and sent to an institution if you fail to raise her properly. Taken from me? Why? Wait a minute, Mrs. Morgan. I don't hold none with this mildewed old pirate. But when you say Star has been brought up ignorant, you're talking through your crow's nest. Why, she reads writing and writes down reading better than any 11-year-old on this coast. Why, you mean better than any 11-year-old? There ain't a 13- or 14-year-old here from here to Newfoundland that knows as much as Star. Oh, no, any 15-year-old, any. Where does that go? 16 or 17. Say, maybe I am 30. You talk about neglect, Mrs. Morgan. Why, I've been learning her from the best two books there is. The Bible and Boddish. And just watch his Boddish, please. You never heard of Boddish? Why, it's one of the greatest books ever written. American practical navigation by Nathaniel Boddish. Navigation. Fine reading for a girl of her age. Any objection to the Bible? Let me tell you, Karen. And let me tell you, ma'am. There ain't better reading in the world than the Bible and the Boddish. They both learn you to steer a straight course. I didn't come here to discuss reading, Madam. Please have a report to the schoolhouse for an examination next Tuesday. The school board will determine whether or not she's being neglected. And since you seem to think she has the intelligence of a child of 13, we'll call her 13 and give her the test for that age. Wait. Maybe, maybe I'm only 10 or so. I'll stand on 13. Very well. Tuesday morning, please. Good night. Cap, what was she talking about? An institution. Don't worry your head about that. Nazra. Yeah. I'd like to speak to you for a minute. But, Cap, the party... It's something about the light star. We'll be right down. Come on up to the light, Nazra. Well, you certainly are a lover, Janery. What was the idea of insisting that star was as smart as a girl of 13? Well, she is, ain't she? Sure, but why make it tough for yourself? Well, I reckon I did put my foot in it. I'm afraid you did.  That's what I said. You got no legal right to her. You never even adopted her. She's more than adopted. She's part of me. That's all right. But take the law. When you fished her out of the water, you should have turned her over to the authorities or tried to find out if she'd had any folks anywhere. I did try. Yes, you did. Well, I tried for a while. I couldn't keep trying forever. Anyway, she has no folks. They're all dead. How do you know? I never come for her. No one's ever asked for her. And you're just hoping they never will. What business is it of yours? She's mine. She's mine. And nobody's going to ever take her from me. Lobsters? Get your lobsters. Lobster's hair right in the water. But don't tell anybody. No way, please. I want to just take one home and try it. Go ahead. I'm sorry, but I'm living at the hotel. You see, I'm a tourist too. Oh, I didn't mean that. He was just getting fresh. I know. I was standing over there watching you. I wonder... I wonder if you'd tell me something. Sure, what? I wonder if you'd tell me where you got that lock at your wedding. That? Oh, Cap gave me that. Cap? Yes, he's my father. Cap's in January. Your father? I see. Laura, where have you been? I want to buy some lobsters. Lobsters? What for? It's all right, lady. I don't want you to buy them if you can't use them.  No, sir. I wasn't born here if that's what you mean. You weren't? Oh, where were you born? I don't know. That sounds sort of funny, doesn't it? But you said your father... Cap? Well, he's not really my father. I just call him that. You see, he found me and... Well, what are you looking at me that way for? Go on, dear. What were you saying? I wasn't saying anything. I... I gotta go home now. 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Oh, I didn't go to school instead of running away to see. Oh, hello, hello. What are you doing, Cap? Nothing. I thought you were going to help me with my examination. I am, I am. Let's see. How about starting off with a little grammar? Grammar? Oh, grammar? No, no, no, no. They won't ask you anything about grammar. We'll begin with the arithmetic. Uh, recite the multiplication by five table. That's kid stuff. You've got to make it tougher than that. All right. We'll do the seven table. Go ahead. Cap, that's for babies. Eight years old, Cap. Eight years old? Eight years old and they know the multiplication by seven table? Sure they do. Never heard of it until I was 23. All right, all right. Uh, we'll skip the arithmetic. Now let's get on to geography. I like that. Now, here we go. Now, if you were sailing from Boston Harbor to China, to what point of the compass would you turn your nose on the second day out? Cap, I don't think that's the way they ask them. No? Why not? Well, Captain Nazro says. Nazro? Nazro? Always Nazro. Did I hear my name mentioned? Hello, Captain. Sit down. What do you want?  But I thought I'd come and help Star with the examination. You being so illiterate. Me illiterate? I can spell you down, write you down, read you down, and figure you down. And I can do it with my hands tied behind my back. No, you couldn't. You need your fingers to count on. Here's that so. I'll bet you you can't count over ten without taking your shoes off. Look, fellas. I don't like to interfere with your fun. But fighting isn't going to help me pass this test. She's right. But this might help. What is it? Well, you see, Star, I figured it might help things along if we knew the questions they was going to ask. Now, this here is the examination paper. I, uh, borrowed it from the school room. Captain Nazro, that's cheating. It is? Of course it is. Isn't it, Cap? Well, well, well, it's a very delicate point. We'll talk about it later on. Let's see that paper, Nazro. Yeah. Now, Star, the first question, if a field is eighty-seven and a half rods long and forty-three and a quarter rods wide, what is the length of the diagonal drawn from the northeast corner to the southwest corner? Prove it. Well, what's the answer? What's the answer, Nazro? Well, how much is a rod? How many fathoms? Would it do you any good to know? No. Well, then keep quiet. Uh, prove that heat expands. Wait a minute. What's that? That's the second question. We didn't get the answer to the first one. Well, we're skipping the first one. Prove that heat expands. Prove that heat expands. What does it mean? Why, it means prove that heat makes things bigger. Well, let's see. Sure it does. Look, it's hot in the summertime, isn't it? Well, the days are longer than summers and they aren't winter. Well? Well, that sounds logical to me. Hundred percent. Say, this isn't so tough. What's number three? Write down from memory the quality of mercy speech from the merchant of Venice. The quality of mercy is not strained. Is that all? I think it goes on from there. Maybe, but my memory doesn't. Uh, this is a put-up job. That old hatchet face of a school teacher is trying to frame us. Hey, let me see that paper. There's no child of 13 could answer this stuff. I can't answer it myself. Wait, wait. I think I've made a mistake. What? This is a high school examination. High school? So you can't even steal proper. I didn't know. I picked it up in the school room. It's an examination. How was I to know there's different tests for different ages? That's right. How was you to know? You'd never pass a 13-year-old test, did you? I could have passed one. Maybe when you were full grown. Look, fellas, we're not getting any place. I've got to leave for school soon. Oh, see, I was thinking with me telling that Morgan woman that I was teaching Star from the Bible, that's pretty apt to be some questions about the Bible. Well, there ain't many children as up in the book as she is. I know, but Star, what are the four Gospels? Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Fine. Now, remember that story I read you last week about the prodigal son? Uh-huh.  Correct. But everybody wasn't merry, Star. There was a brother there and neighbors. Now, who was sorry the prodigal son came back? The fatted calf. Star! Gentlemen of the school board, I think you know why we are here today. This child, Star of January, I believe will take the 13-year-old test. Sit over there, please. Thank you. We also have another student here, a little gentleman from New York. Gerald is going to summer school this year. Sit down, Gerald's ear. Oh, all right. Judge Hardwell. Yeah? Judge, I've invited you here for a very special reason. I don't believe this little girl is being brought up properly. But I let you judge that for yourself. You'll know what to do, I'm sure. I think so. Begin the examination, Mrs. Morgan. Now, children, first we'll have an oral test. On the blackboard, you will notice a drawing of eight fishing schooners. Excuse me, but they are schooners, Mrs. Morgan. They're catches. What's that? You said schooners, but they're really catches. I don't believe that makes any difference. Oh, but it does. You see, a schooner carries his main mass to midships and it catches more like a y'all. That will be enough, please. Yes, ma'am. On the board, we have eight catches. If four could carry a load of 100 tons of fish, and four could carry twice as much, how many tons could they all carry half fill? Well, start. Well, in the first place, I don't believe you could get 100 tons of fish on a catch. That's not the question. But the boat would sink. They couldn't carry anything. Be quiet. Yes, ma'am. Gerald, do you know the answer? Half fill, the eight boats could carry 600 tons of fish. Not on top of the water. No muttering, please. Thank you, Gerald. Now, start. Will you please define a relative pronoun? What's that? A relative pronoun. Surely you know that. No, ma'am. A relative pronoun is a pronoun that connects two clauses and has its antecedents in the other clause. Very good, Gerald. Wow. And now we have a test of words and power of description. Gerald, will you please tell it in your own words? The story of one of William Shakespeare's plays? Well, once there was a man named Romeo and there was a girl, Juliet. Go on, dear. Well, her family was called the Capulet. The Capulet. And his family were named Madagascar. Will you please stop annoying Gerald? I'm not annoying him. I just want to help him. Do you? And just what do you know about Romeo and Juliet? Oh, we got it over to Lighthouse. I read it twice. And you understood it, of course. Oh, sure. You see, these Capulets and these Madagascars, they hated each other like poise. Never mind. So Romeo and Juliet, they could mate. So they met in the garden, sort of on the fly. I beg your pardon. The balcony. You know. Well, they couldn't get married on account of the old folks were on speaking terms. So this Juliet, she takes a drug and knocks herself cold. Please. So what happens? So they stick her in a box and ship her off to a vault. It's as cold as a herring in there. And Romeo thinks she's a gunner. Just then a fellow named Paris walked in and they get into a scrap. Just a moment. What a battle. Romeo sends Paris. Paris sends Romeo. Would you please. Romeo sends Paris. It's a fight to the finish. And the next thing you know, Paris is on the floor stabbed through the Skittles. What was that? The Skittles. So then Romeo. Stop it at once. But there's not the end yet. Be quiet. Now judge her. So you see what I mean. I see.  What are we going to do with her? Put her in the eighth grade. She's wonderful. Lady says, put her in the eighth grade. Here, Nadra. Have some more cider. Thank you. Pretty good for a fellow that never had much book learning. What's book learning got to do with cider? I ain't talking about cider. I'm talking about educating the star so good that she jumps right into the eighth grade. You educating her. Why you couldn't get into the third grade yourself? It was the things I learned to put her through. Why you... Who is it? It's Winthrop, Captain. The minister. Oh, come in, sir. Come in. Morning, Captain. Morning, sir. Come in and sit down. Thank you. Morning, Nadra. Morning, Mr. Winthrop. How are you all the way out here, Mr. Winthrop? If it's Star, you came to see she's in school. Eighth grade. I came to see you, January. In a way, I'm glad that Star isn't here. It's about her that I came to speak to you. Well, what is it? Is it bad news? Bad news and good. It depends on the way you look at it. Go on. Captain, a lady came to my house yesterday. A lady and a gentleman. Their name is Easton. Their visitors here. They asked me a lot about Star, about where she came from and how long ago. I told them about the night you found her on the beach. You told them? We talked for a long time, Captain. And I told them I would bring them out here tonight. You see, they want to take Star. They want to bring her to Boston to give her a home there. Why? Why? Because... Because from what they told me, I have no doubt that Star is Mrs. Easton's niece. And all we heard was that my sister had been lost in the shipwreck. When we came back to America, we tried to learn more about it. But they told us that everyone had been lost. Then we came up here. When I saw the child, I almost knew then she looked so much like my sister. And then the locket. I know she's my niece, Captain January. She's my sister's child. And what if she is, Captain? What if she is, I say? What have you done for her? Did you take her out of the sea, raging like the devil's let loose and death itself howling for the child? Did you take her from her mother's arms and swear to the Lord, as helped in saving her? To do what should be done by her? Have you prayed and worked and sweated for her and lived in fear that someday she'd be taken from you? Have you? Captain January. I asked your pardon, ma'am. Please believe me. I know what this means to you. And if it weren't for the child's own good, I wouldn't ask you to let me take her. We can give her everything she wants, Captain. A home, schooling and more important, I think we can make her happy. For the child's own good, there's a thought, isn't it? There's something to hold on to.  We have the passenger list from the Huntress. The mother and child were both registered. And then there's the locket. There was a picture in it. My sister and her baby taken when she was a year old. My sister was wearing a white dress, smiling and looking down at the child. Is... is that picture still there? Yes. It's there. I don't think there's any question that Mrs. Eastern is stars on, Captain. There's no question. Then... then you'll let us take her. The Lord give us the Lord take her the way. It's His will then. But I'll ask you to do it easy. For it's... it'll be sudden like for the girl. And she ain't used to being took sudden. My way's being slow. We'll be very careful, Captain. Come in, Starkerman. This is Mrs. Eastern and this is Mr. Eastern. Hello, Star. Hello. You remember me, don't you? Sure. I met you on the docks one day. You were going to buy some lobsters from me. That's right. Well, I guess you both want to talk. I'll go upstairs. Oh, please don't go. You see, we want to talk to you. What about? Star, do you remember my asking about that locket you were wearing? May I see it now? I... I haven't got it. Where is it, Star? You keep the locket in the box over there, don't you? I think you'd better get it for us, darling. Why does she want it? Why does she look at me like that? Because this lady is your aunt, Star. My aunt? Your own kin, darling. I haven't any kin. You know that? I haven't anybody except you. Tell her to go away. I don't want anybody looking at me the way she does. I don't belong to her. I belong to you. Easy, darling. Helm steady now, Star. Your aunt wants to take you to live with her through the providence of God. She's been led here to you. And she feels it's her duty to clave you in the name of your parents. I won't go with her. I've lived here ever since I can remember. She's got no right to make me leave. I won't go to you here. I won't go!  Right to me. You want me to go? Are you tired of me?  And well, I'd be quieter myself and so maybe it's all for the best. You're lying to me. You never said anything like that to me before. You used to ask me all the time if I was lonesome here. All you thought about was me. And I'd tell you I'd never go away from you and then you'd be happy. And now... And now I tell you that I'm needing rest and quiet as suited to an old man. I've kept you here for nine whole years and what thanks do I get? What thanks for all the years of work I put in to bring you up decent? Hanging on me and hanging on me. And if you want me to say it right out, then I will. I want you to go off with those folks and let me alone. Let me alone! I do. Things I said to the child. May God forgive me. Mr. DeMiddle and Shirley Temple, Charles Winnendure and Jean Lockhart will return for Act 3 of Captain January. But first, let's listen the moment. Mary and Tom have been spending the evening with Tom's new boss and his wife. They're leaving now. Mary says... It was a lovely party, Mrs. Allen. I enjoyed it so much. This is what Mary is thinking. I don't blame Mary for being mad at that snooty woman, Mr. Ruick. Neither do I, Sally, but I think we can help her. With a way to wash dishes that doesn't leave hands red and rough. 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They come in the same familiar package, and don't cost you a cent more. We pause now for station identification. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System. The curtain rises on the third act of Captain January. On the next day, on the rocky beach near the lighthouse, Captain January stands looking out at the angry sea. All night long, he's walked the path between the rocks and the lighthouse gate. His hair is rumpled by the wind, his eyes bright and feverish. From the road comes Captain Nazro to stand quietly beside him. It's fixin' up to storm. Aye. Last been droppin' all night. They blowin' a gale by evening. Evenin' they'll be comin' for her then. They'll be comin' for star to take her away. I've been thinkin' things over. I was wonderin' if a little be mighty lonesome here for you for a while. Now, why don't you come into the village and live with me? Live with you. Taint, taint much of a place, but it's comfortable, and the food's good. And who'd be takin' care of the light? The light will take care of itself. See, they're going to install automatic equipment. What's that?  I'll let you read it yourself. On the 30th this month automatic equipment will be installed in lighthouses 8, 9 and 10. Inform all keepers their services will be no longer required. Aye. Sorry, Captain. Of course, there'll be a pension for you. A pension?  Livin' on a pension. Easy, Captain. Sittin' in a soft chair, waitin' for a check each month. Nothing to do but wait and think. Why, you're sick, January. You'd better come inside and lay down. I am not sick. You're feverish, man. Come along. I can look out for myself. All right. I'll be in the village if you need to say. I only want to hear one thing. You weren't telling the truth last night. Were you? You really don't want me to go? I'm trying to do what's best. I know you didn't mean it. You couldn't. I don't believe you anymore and you'd believe me if I said I wanted to go. It's not a question of wanting. Why isn't it? You can't make me if I won't go. The locket's the only thing that proves anything and they can't find it. No one will ever find it. There's more than the locket star. There's you and the way you came here and he... Oh, I can't explain it to you. I can't think somehow. It's all dark and misty. Yes, star. But not because you want me to go. You don't, do you? I want you to go. Who would I? It's a fine life you'll have, darling. And I'll be coming to see you as often as they'll let me. Often or maybe. They're good people. What if they hadn't come up here? We'd go on living just the same, wouldn't we? You wouldn't be talking of a fine life then. We'd be happy just like before, wouldn't we? But they did come. Then, Cap, why don't we run away? What's that you're saying? You were always talking about going somewhere else. Why don't we, Cap? Just you and me. We could take the sailboat. No, before they come. We could be off down the coast where no one would know us. Star, don't be saying such things. I can't think like that. I can't... I'll put the food in the boat. We could sail for days and days. They'd find us, they'd bring us back. No, they wouldn't. Please, Cap. We'll be too late if we don't hurry. I'll get the boat ready now. We'll be gone before dark. It's the wrong thing, Star. It's wrong. It isn't wrong. And we're going. Do you hear, Cap? We're going. Hurry, Star. Going down here. Out of my way. I'm busy. You're going to take this boat out in a sea like this? I can handle any boat and in any kind of sea. Where are you going? I'm taking Star away down the coast.  You can't do that, man. You're sick. Sick am I? You're raging with the fever right now. Or you'd never be thinking of such a thing.  I won't.  Now get off this boat.  You know, Nazra, you and me have had a lot of fights, but I always thought that down deep you were my friend. I am your friend. My friend? You'd let them come here and take Star from me and you call yourself my friend. January is for the best. January, come up to the lighthouse. Let me go. Stop it. Stop it. Star, you're not leaving here tonight. We are. You're going to stop us. You are anybody's Star. He's not himself. Can't you see it? The man's raving there.  Sick? Would he be taken on boat out tonight if he knew what he was doing? Let me go. Any boat in any sea. We're ready, Star. We're ready. We're... Go get the doctor. Quick. All you can tell us, Doctor. That's all, Mrs. Easton. He may pull through and then again, well, he's a very sick man. What about the little girl? I mean her staying here. We don't want to take her away if it will have bad effects. It can't have. He's barely conscious now and it might be just as well if she weren't here. I've already told her that she's to go with you. You'll keep us informed, won't you, Doctor? Of course. Shall we go, Laura? Where is Star? I've allowed her to see him for a moment. She'll be right down. Only the doctor says I have to. But when you wake up, don't forget. I'll let you and maybe you'll have to... and when you're not there. Bruce will be back from New York soon. He'll want to see you. Yes, ma'am. Star, what's the matter? Nothing. Aren't you happy here, Star? You've been wonderful to me, Aunt Laura. I've never had such beautiful clothes and things. But that's not enough, is it? Oh, I don't mean it like that. I've had everything here. You and Uncle Bruce, why? You've been wonderful. You even took this beach house on account of me. Thinking it might make me feel better. And, well, it does, too, won't it? Star, dear, you don't have to explain it to me. I know how you feel. Have you... Have you heard anything from Cap lately? Just that he's a lot better. You've been writing to him every day, haven't you? Yes. He'd answer, too, but... Well, you know, Cap, he isn't so strong on spelling. Now that he's feeling better, do you suppose we could go and see him sometime? Well, we'll have to wait and see, isn't it? Oh, there's Uncle Bruce. Come on, darling, he has a surprise for you. Hello, Laura. Well, Star... Hello, Uncle Bruce. Did you bring it, Bruce? I certainly did. Here, Star, look out the window, down for the dock. Why? It's a boat. Like it? Oh, it's beautiful. It's almost a yacht, isn't it? Pretty nearly. Come on down, take a look at this. All the way. Started last night. It's awful big, isn't it? Don't argue with me, old rattled brain. I've failed something every season as ever. Why? It's Cap. Forgotten you? Would I forget the North from the South? I'm captain of this craft. That's what I'm doing. And I'm the first mate. Captain Nelsrow. He's the second mate. I said first mate. Second! The first! In just a moment, Mr. DeMille will bring back our stars for a curtain call. But first, I promised Sally that she could say something to you about the luxe flakes gone with the wind brooch. I want to tell our audience that I've been wearing this beautiful pin, and I've gotten more compliments on it. People think it's a family heirloom, and an expensive one at that because of its lovely simulated turquoise and pearls, and its fine-looking antique-style gold finish. It's round and big, too, almost two inches wide. It dresses up a simple daytime dress, and it's perfect for afternoon and evening wear, too. It's stunning pinned on one of those plain fabric handbags, or at the front of a turban. And something else we women appreciate. It has a safety class so it won't drop off and get lost. But I'm sure you want to know how to get this gorgeous brooch. Mr. Ruick will tell you. Well, first, buy a big box of luxe flakes. You'll want these for all sorts of things. Stockings, underthings, sweaters, other nice things, and for your dishes, too. Remember, new quick luxe is fast, thrifty, safe. Then tear off the opening tab of the box and mail it with 15 cents in coin. Please don't send stamps to Luxe Box One, New York City. Luxe Box One, New York City. Be sure to include your name and address, of course. You'll get your lovely gone-with-a-wind brooch very soon, and with it comes an illustrated order blank for matching pieces, bracelet, earrings, and so on. All amazing bargains. Now don't delay, because this gone-with-a-wind brooch offer is strictly limited, and we know how popular these stunning brooches will be. Remember, send your name and address, 15 cents in coin, and the opening tab from a large box of new quick luxe flakes to Luxe Box One, New York City. This offer is good only in the United States. Now here's Mr. DeMille with our stars. Now Shirley Temple returns to the microphone, flanked by those two attentive seafaring gentlemen, Charles Wenninger and Jean Laconte. I guess I'm pretty lucky to have two escorts like this. It's an honor, Miss Temple, ma'am. My sentiments exactly, ma'am. My goodness, gentlemen, don't be so formal. We all work here. And you all work well, too. How are things going in school, Shirley? Fine, Mr. Wenninger.  I was a lot older than you, Shirley, before I discovered that. How did you find it out? One thing I learned in school was how to write letters. So now that my brother's gone away with the Marines, I can write and tell him how we all are here at home. And I bet he's glad to get those letters. Where'd he go? He went to Hawaii. I think he's going to be there for a whole year. Well, Shirley, the next time you write, wish him good luck from all of us. And that's a wish we send to all those young men now serving these United States. Yes, sir. I'll tell my brother. Say, Mr. DeMille, would you tell me what play you're going to have next week? I'll tell everybody, Shirley. Next Monday night, we're going to present Rebecca. And our stars will be Ronald Coleman, Joan Fontaine and Judith Anderson. And as a special guest, we'll have the producer of the picture, David O. Selznick. The novel was talked about around the world, and Mr. Selznick's fine motion picture was selected as the leading film of the year in the film Daily Poll of 546 motion picture critics. It's a great love story and a great drama. So tense and exciting, held audiences right on the edge of that chair. Next week, Rebecca promises to give this stage one of its most brilliant evenings. I certainly agree with you there, CB, and I'll be listening. Well, I guess it's time to go home now, Shirley. Good night. Bye, everybody. Good night. Good night. I had your picture, Shirley. A console for makers of Lux Flakes. Join me in inviting you to be with us again next Monday night when the Lux Radio Theatre presents Ronald Coleman, Joan Fontaine, and Judith Anderson in Rebecca. This is Cecil Betemill saying good night to you from Hollywood. Shirley Temple will soon begin a picture at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. Charles Weninger will be seen in the forthcoming MGM picture, Ziegfeld Girl. Jean Lockhart will be seen in the Warner Brothers production, The Seawolf. Heard in tonight's play where Dwayne Thompson is Mrs. Easton, Verna Felton is Mrs. Morgan, Griff Barnett as Mr. Wintrup, Bobby Winkler as Gerald, Earl Ross as Mr. Easton, Lou Merrill as Judge Hardbrough, Charles Seal as Storekeeper, and Bob Burleson as Doctor. This broadcast was made with the permission of LC Page & Company, publisher and copyright owners of Laura Richards' novel, Captain January. The brooch offered you by the makers of Lux Flakes was designed from one worn in Gone with the Wind, the Selznick international picture produced by David O. Selznick and released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Our music is directed by Lois Silvers and your announcer has been Melville Royck. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System.


Hey everybody, Dr. O here. This is a very important process in a microbiology lab. This is going to be called the serial dilution. So we'll tie this to a later video about poor plates and spread plates. But if you want to work with microorganisms, again, it's so important to work with the right amount. And generally that amount is less, not more. So in the case of trying to use a plate, a nutrient auger plate, to count the number of colonies or colony forming units to try to determine how many bacteria are in a sample is very difficult unless you dilute it. Like as you can see here from this picture, on the far left, there's just so many bacteria growing that you can't even isolate colonies. To me it kind of looks milky almost. You can tell it's full of microbial contamination, but there is no space for them to actually make colonies. And then in the second dilution here, you'd see the kind of same things. Maybe some small colonies are forming, but they can't form full colonies. So there's a reason you have to dilute your samples. So the serial dilution technique, what you're going to do is we are trying to determine how many microbes are in the original sample in colony forming units per milliliter. So here's the actual process. Oh, and just so you know, the ultimate goal is to try to get somewhere between 30 and 300 colonies, too few, and you just can't, you can't learn anything from it too many and you have a trouble counting them. And it's really hard to tell where kind of one colony stops and the next starts. So you wouldn't know how many serial dilutions to do right away. You basically have to make an estimate based on how contaminated or how much growth you think is in the original sample. So we'll go through this entire process here, though. In the lab, we do it slightly differently because we're using much smaller samples, but this is the serial dilution technique. So you start with your original sample and notice you're taking one milliliter of your sample and adding it to nine milliliters of sterile nutrient agar or broth here. So that, that's a one to 10. So you're just adding a single milliliter of your original sample into this first tube. Then you're going to continue to do a series of dilutions, which is why it's called serial dilution. So you mix it up real well and real thoroughly, then you go back in tube number one and take out a milliliter that you're going to transfer into tube number two. Mix it up really well, go back into tube number two and do the same thing again and again and again. So you're doing it one, two, three, four, five times here in this example. And then once you've done that, this would actually be the pour plate method. So once you've done that, as this agar cools, you would pour it in these plates. And then you'd probably do more than one and you would take your plates and do averages. But just, you're going to be walking through and you're going to pour all these plates and then incubate them and come back and look at them. And you'll notice the first milliliter, there's just too much, too many microbes to even form colonies in the first sample, but then we're starting to see dilutions. So the second sample here, the 1 to 100 sample, still not very valuable. The next one, the 1 to 1,000 sample, there's still, we're over that 300 number, so this is not a great sample. So we go to the next one, which would be the 1 to 10,000 dilution sample has 50 colonies on it. And if you want just real quickly, if you go one more time, you only see a couple of colonies, so too small to work with. So out of these five plates, the one I'm most interested in is that 1 to 10,000 dilution that has 50 colonies on it. So you do the math. So notice that when you made the plates or whether it was a poorer spread plate, you only added 0.1 milliliter of that original milliliter that you added in. So to do the math, you would not take 50 times 10,000. You would take 50 times 10 to get back to how many colonies came from a milliliter of the original sample and then take that times 10,000. So if you wanted to know how many colony forming units were in a milliliter of that original sample on the left, you would take the 50 colonies you counted times 10 to get back to that full milliliter and then times 10,000. There would be 5 million. So there's no way to count 5 million colony forming units per milliliter. So that's why we have to use these serial dilutions. Now you will notice you would think the one right before it then should be 500, right? If this was perfectly accurate, that's why you don't like to use plates that have more than 300 colonies on them. So if it was 30 colonies and 300 colonies, you'd probably see it being a lot closer. The reason it's so far off is that 1,000 plate just still has too much growth, too many microbes, you couldn't get 500 colonies to form on there. So, okay, so that is the serial dilution process. In the next video in this series, I will make, I will talk about what we do with these samples, the poor plate versus the spread plate. So, okay, serial dilution is very important. Hope this helps. Have a wonderful day. Be blessed.


I'm the third generation on the ranch. Penny and I got married in 1982 and we had three kids, Linda Brock and Bo, and Linda lives in Kenoka and works at the bank and ranches. Oldest Boy Brock is carpentering in Phillip and Bo is here on the ranch full-time with us. We're kind of almost on the divide. 10 or 15 percent of the north side of the ranch actually runs to the Cheyenne River and the rest of the land flows into the Bad River. I started rotational grazing probably like in 2000-2001. We never rotated before that but dad was always make sure that you never were over stocked or over grazed so the land was in good shape. Today we've got like 67 pastures we rotate through. We move cows every so often and we watch the length of the grass. It only gets down so far and then he won't move them. I think the unique thing is if we're using three pastures at a time the other 64 are getting rest. A lot of people talk about how long they graze the land but I think it's really important in how long you rest it. Most of the time about 94 or 95 percent of the land is resting here. It really helps in the dry years when you're doing things like that and leaving grass and catching snow and you get a dry year and you can withstand a drought a whole lot easier than if you're not doing those things. We're doing multiple things and I can't say which one's paying off the most. We've got almost 30 miles of pipeline in 120 tire tanks strung out so we've got our water really well watered with really good water and then we're putting out the supplement away from the tank so that helps distribute it. Supplement is just like a multivitamin for humans. We test the grass a few times a year, three, four, five times a year depending on the year. We get the supplement made up for what the grass does not have. When you're rotational graze that just helps because they go into a new pasture and it's all fresh and they spread out and then they kind of go through it and then a week later you do it all over again and it's just kind of like every week they get a Thanksgiving meal or something and and they just do better and then we leave more grass so we're getting more ground cover so if we have more ground cover we're not losing moisture to evaporation and we get more more rain to soak in then and don't run off and so it's just a combination of deals that when you do them they all kind of snowball off on one another and it really helps. If you take care of the land, the land takes care of the cattle and it makes it easier for you. Cows stay healthier, cows stay healthier. It's good for the wildlife too so that's how we make a lot of our decisions. Last year we bought another ranch down by Kadoka on the White River and it's a little learning experience there. They have some badlands and some prairie. It's kind of intertwined with deeded land and government land and the government land is very understocked so you can be assured that you're always going to have pretty good grass even on a poor year. You know it has its drawbacks but it also has advantages like everything else. We build a house there for our daughter and her kids and they're running it along with a few others and so we go down there when we can. We kind of share their work and if they need help we'll go down there and help them. There's been a little learning experience. I know we hop on four-wheelers and take off everywhere we want to go around here and down there you got to be a little more careful with the badlands. Of all the things we're doing here I think 90% of them an idea came from either being on the Grasslands Coalition Board or going to a tour or an event that they sponsored. So that's a really really cool group and when they have the Leopold Award and ESAP winners and tours like that or you know they have a speaker like Gabe Brown in them. I try to get to everyone that I can and the other thing I do is try to encourage other people to go to them. You know it's so cheap to join the membership and the mailing list and the things you learn and the connections you make. It's money well spent so I really appreciate what those people are doing for the Grasslands. Ranchers need to stay in the family. I think it's a shame if it doesn't work out that way. It's a lot of work to keep and manage a place like this and then not have it carry down to the next generations and I think that's the goal of every single rancher is to have sons or daughters or someone that will come and keep it the way you're used to and even make it better for generations to come. I think if dad was here today he'd be pretty happy I hope. I think we've added on to the place and filled it in and and I think he'd be proud.


Hello, I'm Markus. Thank you all for being here, and today I will talk about cryptocurrencies. I myself would say I'm a kind of a Bitcoin enthusiast. I have spent much time in those cryptocurrencies, and this is because I'm really curious about them. And I also trade a little bit, and today I want to share something of the knowledge with you. So if you look about this chart here, which is a price chart of Bitcoin, you might have seen this in the news in the last days, what you will see is that Bitcoin rose from almost zero back in 2010 to more than $10,000 nowadays in less than eight years, and I don't know if you have watched the price today. We are still at 15,000, so this should be somewhere here. That means if you invested $100 in 2010, you would be a multi-millionaire right now, which is pretty cool, I think. So what in earth is Bitcoin, and why are they booming like that? First, let's answer the question, what are cryptocurrencies? Maybe you have heard that you can mine them, that you can pay with them, that you can use them somehow like money. To be precise, the term cryptocurrency is an umbrella term, not only used for Bitcoin, but also for so-called altcoins or alternative coins. Let's just say they come in different flavors, but the basic principle of almost all of them are the same. So today I will talk about Bitcoin only, and I also will use Bitcoin as a synonym for cryptocurrencies. Let's have a look at the definition of Wikipedia. Bitcoin is a worldwide payment system, and there's also a decentralized digital currency. That means there is no central institution like a bank or something, who is guarding them or who is manipulating them. In fact, trust is coming through the algorithm into the system. We will see about that later. This algorithm works with cryptographic techniques, therefore the name cryptocurrency, so that means you have some kind of authentication, where you can prove that the coins you own are actually really yours. And also this algorithm protects the currency against forgery or fraud. So how do they work? The very core of Bitcoin is the so-called blockchain. You might have heard that term, and this is basically a chain of blocks, of course, that's the name. They are also numbered and you can imagine them like pages in a book or journal. In former times, merchants used such a journal to record their trades, and the blockchain is basically the same. You will find information in there like accounts, like the balances, and also the transaction between those accounts. So what are transactions? Imagine a guy, let's call him Alex, and he wants to send the Bitcoin to his friend Bob. And for that, Alex has a Bitcoin address, which looks like this. It's a little bit like a cat has walked over a keyboard in the computer. And also Alex has an amount in mind he wants to send. He then needs the Bitcoin address of Bob, and the whole process is very similar to online banking. All what we need here is the sender address, the amount and the receiver address, and those records are stored in the blockchain. So, but if we don't have a central entity who controls stuff, how is it secured? Well, that is where the miners come into play. Imagine this here is the last block of our blockchain, and overnight we have enough new transactions, open transactions, so they fit into a new block. And then a miner tries to generate this block, and he tries also to secure them, to seal it with a so-called hash. A hash is a cryptographic method to secure data. If you alter this block here, the hash gets invalid. So that means you would have to regenerate the whole hash if somebody tries to falsify the data in this block. The cool thing about such a hash is that it is very difficult to generate. You need lots and lots of computing power for that. The miner spends lots of electricity and also has to pay an electricity bill, so it invests real money for that. And this is the protection of those blocks. If somebody wants to forge a block, he has to regenerate the hash. That means he has to spend all this money, all this electricity again. And this is usually more effort than he would gain from this forgery. Another task of those miners, another aspect of those miners is they get a reward for generating those hashes. Otherwise nobody would do that. Otherwise nobody would spend the money. They get a reward of Bitcoin, and this is how Bitcoin come into life. They are generated by finding those hashes. And that's also the reason why this is called mining. In the beginning, you got 50 Bitcoins for a new block, and every four years, the amount of Bitcoins you get as a reward is halved. It went to 25, and right now we are at 12.5 Bitcoins for a new block. And if you sum this up, if you do the math right here, we have the time here on this axis and the amount of Bitcoins here, you will see that we get to a total amount, to a total maximum of 21 million Bitcoins. You also might have heard this number. Right now we are about here at roughly 60 million, so there is still some way to go. And this is very important that we have a limit, a maximum here, because this protects us from inflation. So let's put all those parts together. We have the miners in the network, and we also have the wallets. A wallet is like an online banking app, which Alex and Bob used to do that transaction. You can generate the keys with that, you can get your addresses, and you can do the transactions. It's basically like an online banking app. And miners and wallets are connected via nodes. A node is a server in the internet, and those nodes store the blockchain. There are many, many of them. They form the Bitcoin network, and also other miners and other wallets can connect to them. And the interesting thing about the nodes is they all keep a separate copy of the blockchain. Each node has its own copy, and they check each other constantly, if the copies are the same, if they are identical. And that is how trust comes into a system where basically no one trusts each other. If some of those nodes would go bad, would try to do something fishy, then the other nodes just outcast him. He has not an identical copy of the blockchain anymore, so he gets thrown away. So the question now is, how would you get some Bitcoins if you don't want to mine them? Mining is a really complex process right now, and that is where exchanges come in. Exchanges are connected to banks, and with that you can transfer your money to the exchange and actually sell and buy Bitcoins. In the beginning, in 2010, there were no exchanges. The people had only Bitcoins, which were mined, and at some point in time they just started trading. There was a very first and famous Bitcoin trade where a guy, a Bitcoin miner, bought two pizzas, and instead of money, he offered 10,000 Bitcoins to the delivery boy. And also this delivery boy mined Bitcoins, and he did the math very quickly and said, okay, I have to spend money to get them. This is less than I have to pay for the pizza, so let's do it. And in this very same year, the first trading exchange called Mt. Gox came into life, and people started trading Bitcoins for roughly 10 US cents back then. In less than one year, the price rose to one dollar, and from that point on, it got up, got up and up and up, until in 2011, we hit $30. This was a time where very much greed was in the market. Everybody wanted to have those Bitcoins, and other people started to get careful, and they sold some. And then a selling rush started, fear reigned the market, and we got down to two Bitcoins, and this is a drop for over 95%. And this is what we call a bubble and a burst in the stock markets. You see that in charts and in trading in markets all over again. And this happened until now. We are going from bubble to burst, from bubble to burst with an average price raising. You might have noticed that this is the very same chart I showed you in the beginning, but it looks quite different. This is about the axis here. It is scaled logarithmic. In trading, you use that to show these early peaks. So if I show you the original chart, you see that you see nothing here, and also the line you have seen before, actually this is an exponential growth. So we have very high volatility in this system, and this prevents people actually really from using them as they are intended as money. So the question resides, why is that? What exactly are them? How can we classify them? And I tried to do that to compare them with a new technology. Let's consider Bitcoin as a new technology for monetary systems. When a new technology comes up, it hits a certain market over time, and this usually happens in a three-step process. In the beginning, you have the early adopters. Maybe you know this image here. This is a mobile phone in the 80s, and back then they were very heavy and expensive, so only businessmen could afford them, who had really a need to use them. In the second phase, there was market penetration. They got to mass production at some time. Maybe you remember those. This is a Nokia phone from the 90s, and usually you have exponential growth in that phase. And finally, you reach the market saturation, because each market has some kind of limit. This is, well, if I have one mobile phone or two, there is just no need to buy a third one. So if you want to place Bitcoin in the chart, I would say they are somewhere in between here, in between the early adoption phase and maybe already in the market penetration phase. This would explain the volatility, and this would also mean we have still lots of headroom until we reach the saturation. So in my opinion, it can be that we see other prices, higher prices like 100,000 or even a million in the next 10 or 20 years. But please don't count on that, because each technology needs to penetrate this market, and it can vanish again. To say it with the words of Niels Bohr, a prediction is always problematic, especially if it contains the future. So in summary, we have a protection against manipulation. There is no central entity, and trust is built into the system by the miners, by putting an effort, by publishing the blockchain. The total amount is restricted, which is very important to prevent inflation. If you look at countries today like Argentina or Zimbabwe, you have inflation there, and actually people are using Bitcoin to get their value secured somehow. And also in the last century, and two world wars here in Germany, we had hyperinflation sometime. If you have invested in gold at the right time, you could prevent the loss of this value. And I'm pretty sure with Bitcoin, it would have been the same thing. On the other hand, owning them means responsibility, especially today. If you lose your wallet, you have no means to prove anymore that the coins are yours. You cannot spend them anymore. Also, you have to be careful about viruses on your computer, who can steal bitcoins. So you have to put in some effort at first. Also, they depend on existing technology. You need the internet to connect to, to do transactions.  On the other hand, this is really cool because transactions are very faster right now than bank transactions. You don't need days anymore. They can go into minutes. And also, people use them when they work in a foreign country. Bitcoins know no borders. If somebody works in a foreign country, he can send them back to their families at home without any problem. All in all, I would say the pros outweigh the contrast. Otherwise, I think they would not get used. They would not have come that far. And if you're curious now about the prediction of if you should buy them or not, well, I'm not a financial advisor. So legally, I'm not to tell you anything about this. I can only tell you what I would do. If I would have some money to invest, I would maybe use half or a third or something to go in now and then save the rest to wait for the next drawdown, for the next burst of the bubble. We are just running in and then invest the rest. And this is also because I am speculating about this technology breakthrough. But please, please be careful. If you do that, only use money you can't afford to lose. Otherwise, you have maybe trouble sleeping at night. Okay, so thank you very much. I also run a little project I want to share with you. I said in the beginning that I trade a little bit in Bitcoins and I'm an IT guy. I'm really lazy, so I wrote an algorithm who can do that for me. And right now, I'm publishing the signals of those algorithms in a small newsletter I have made. If you're interested, you can go to my Facebook page. So this is Facebook slash BTC, which is the currency symbol for Bitcoin. And then T-SYS for Trading System. And there I publish the signals and also publish some news, especially about this technology thing. Right now it's totally for free, as 15 times 4, it's not commercial. So just feel free to share. I also want to give a very, very big thank you to all the guys here at 15 times 4 for all this feedback you gave me through the rehearsals, which was really, really great. Also your patience with me, without you, this talk would not be possible this way. So thank you very much. And now I'm open for questions. Thank you very much, Marcus, for your inspiring talk and for your feedback. Questions, please. Well, I think the threads are, in one point, are those viruses or negative publicity who try to harm Bitcoins. If you get to a phishing site, you can get a virus which tries to steal your wallet and tries to steal your Bitcoins. There's also some ransomware who tries to cryptography your hard disk and tries to blackmail you to give you Bitcoins. It's, I think that the main point is the technology part. Bitcoin is a really cool technology. And if it got its breakthrough, it will rise further. If it doesn't, it will fall again. It will vanish again. So I would pay attention to this technology side. Yeah, one more question. So you already gave some examples. Well, there are examples of lots of companies who accept Bitcoin as a payment. But right now, I think this is the huge volatility which prevents that people start actually spending them. You would not spend something when you speculate that the value of it doubles tomorrow. So I think, first, the volatility has to decrease. They have to come to this saturation phase and then people will start using them more as money as they intended to. Okay, the last question from this side. In the Swiss, you have a village where you pay all your taxes by a Bitcoin. Can you repeat it? Yeah, this is really cool. I also have heard of this. In my opinion, this is the very first approach. Government tries to embrace those Bitcoins. Usually, you have to pay your taxes in the very currency. Your government tells you to do so. And the Swiss are really fond about money, as we know. So I think it is a logical step that they embrace this new technology. So do you still want to... I have a question, yes. You mentioned that the number of Bitcoins is limited, right? Yes. What happens when all the Bitcoins are created? How do you reward the people mining? Actually, this is a really cool question. I could not fit that into my talk. I think I exceeded the time limit already. You also have a transaction fee. You also have a small fee, which is subtracted from each amount of a transaction. And when those... In a normal currency. So you need another currency to keep... No, no, it's the same. It's also in Bitcoin. It's also in Bitcoin. The small fee in Bitcoin, which is just subtracted from the amount you want to send. So you mean that means all other people are paying kind of commission, and these Bitcoins are taken from the commission? Exactly, exactly. Each trade has a small commission fee. And when a new block is formed, the miner gets as a reward, not only the new Bitcoins, but also all the fees of the transactions he can put into this block. All right. Thank you very much, Markus. Thank you.


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Okay, I know a lot of you probably have a lot of questions. I Don't really have answers. I kind of I don't want to talk about it. All right I want to focus in this video on the Zelda tears of the kingdom gameplay that we saw today We saw ten minutes of gameplay. I did also unbox the special edition switch on my channel today I uploaded it earlier today, so go watch that as well. I don't want to I don't want to upload twice in a day But unfortunately, there's a lot of things to talk about and I am still Freaking out over this gameplay look we can stick them together. We created a makeshift This is called fuse Okay, so it starts it looks it looks like we're back in back in breath of the wild initially I mean Link looks sick long flowing hair Literally looking badass. You also have a mini map now So like these are the things that sticking out to me the most here and a mini map was a heavily requested feature There is a mini map the sky islands when they're so high up They added a mini map this demo was the perfect like gameplay reveal I hope they show nothing else because this showed just enough to really get me excited for the game But without going overboard and revealing too many secrets or things that we just didn't need to know about pre-launch Clearly they were trying to figure out what do we do here to expand on the world? We can't add too much into the world because that wouldn't really make sense all of a sudden There's all these new structures so we've gone to the sky and There's looks like there's multiple ways of getting up into the sky to begin with he Shows off the new ability where something falls from the sky and you can rewind time You can make an object recall back to where it was before So of course by standing on that object and making it recall time you go up with it And now you're in the sky they said it's one of the many ways that you can get up there And I'm not surprised by that because later on we see ways you can build flying Craft that I'm sure there's a ton of different ways to get up top Oh rewind this power is known as recall which rewinds an object's movement So now up here.  We have enemies We have probably new puzzles and things to find and chests and I We haven't seen a lot yet. I have I don't think I've seen shrines in this game yet I'm not sure maybe some of these sky puzzle islands actors are shrine I don't know but then we get to see the first new enemy Which to me looks like just a bunch of parts that is getting kind of like glued and stuck together by this Ectoplasm thing so I think I think that's part of the story that something These constructs something comes to life some entity comes to life and gives life to all these other dormant creatures lying around items still break as expected fighting with just a branch won't get us very far good and then easily the wackiest most wild new mechanic that we saw is gluing attaching fusing items and things together So you can pick up just a basic tree branch stick and then glue it to a massive boulder and You can even see it increases the attack of your stick on the screen and it becomes like a hammer like a boulder stick It's kind of weird how it it'll shrink these items down Proportionately like the boulder isn't its full size because that would be kind of ridiculous But it seems like within the world you can attach anything to anything if we take this long stick and fuse it with a pitchfork Will it become even longer?  I I oh and then the arrows and the arrows you can attach anything from your inventory to the arrowheads They attach to leaf they showed attaching an ice element to make your own ice arrow Which is interesting in the last game We had ice arrows now you can craft your own on the fly They also even showed like a ton of things highlighted in what you can attach to an arrow and there was our hunk a steak and this is What if you put a steak on it useful what if you put a steak on it in addition I Want steak arrows the effects get really wacky like if you attach an eyeball from one of the bats the creed the creed The cleast or whatever it actually becomes a homing arrow. So the the eyeball gives it homing arrow properties I can only begin to imagine How fleshed out this is how many little details hidden secrets We I swear people are still finding in breath of the wild to this day things that we didn't know you could do in the game Wacky effects if you did this you can make this I'm sure people will be finding wacky effects in this game for years to come And I'm sure this is also where a lot of the time and energy and resources We're spent making this game isn't making everything interact with everything everything what effects would that have? What would happen if you if you fuse this with that build a boat build a boat build a boat? I want to see how it works. Oh, you can build anything attach it to a second log Oh, you can build anything and then we see the building mechanic blinkers Literally attaching these logs with this weird glue in any way that he wants to make a shape that he wants To float a little boat and then you can attach the propellers wherever you want It looked like attaching more made it go faster You can also make different kinds of rafts and driving vehicles and flying machines So cool, it seems like a lot of it is backed by these fans But it'd be interesting to see if there's any other like Mechanical elements that you can play around with and things that you can create maybe like a Guardian laser what if you what if you killed a guardian took its laser and stuck it to the front of your your car? Could you then like hit it and like shoot a guardian laser? That would be really cool if you're in a place with a ceiling you can go through To the floor above you that's really cool, and then the ascendability is wild It it's see that they said it had some restrictions But seemingly as long as you're underneath something you can zip up to the ceiling and pass through it They not only did it with like a basic structure that was wasn't even that thick But they go into a cave here and they're able to zip up all the way through the top of the cave to get to The top so now you don't have to climb up everything as long as you can get inside it What I really really really love about breath of the wild but also now this game is How Nintendo are trying to take the idea of having an open-world sandbox and having you interact with that world? Because I don't even know how they come up with these ideas, but yeah, why can't you just climb over everything? That was the first game. Why can't you just zip up through some stuff as long as you see a ceiling? Why can't you attach? Weapons to other things or you know like it's they're just trying to figure out How they can make the world as fun as possible, and I also feel like a lot of this came from how people Experienced the first game. I don't know if Nintendo even realized they were creating the tools for people to mess around with to create Floating platforms and structures, but they saw people doing that and decided to give you Actual tools to do that so you didn't have to figure it out for yourself. You have the tools It's just how creative can you be with them now?  There's no loading screens I know these games aren't the most graphically intense, but I'm so surprised on the switch It's handling this processing of being able to zip up to the sky and just leave the world and have it all Stay rendered in below you and then also fall back down I mean this is a pretty big fall and it's rendering in a lot on the way We've seen that games like scarlet and violet which are just poorly built and optimized but struggled to even render in Pokemon a foot in front of your face and yet Nintendo and Zelda have found a way to make this whole world Liveable and feasible in ways where you can interact with it in all these different ways You can go into the sky you can fall down I what I'm most excited about is just how I'm Going to interact with the game how my brain is going to enjoy this experience What am I going to create? How am I gonna get around the world? How am I going to play tears of the kingdom? What did you think that went some of links new abilities were updated from the previous game? Better than I could have expected They really it doesn't feel like DLC so far to me It's starting to really feel like yeah, we're revisiting the same game or the same world But honestly this whole gameplay demo was set in places. I don't recognize places. I'm not familiar with I think for the most part It was all set on like one sky island. There's probably multiple other sky I mean the definitely are the multiple other sky islands you can go to and all these new mechanics Heck you could just give me those in Breath of the Wild and I would start having fun again But the fact that it's a whole new experience They also didn't show any of the story. It's only gameplay. So there's still so many mysteries as of yet I don't know if we've seen the original abilities. I don't know if we've seen Stasis we've seen this hand that can can build things and join things also if I'm Thinking about this logically now so we have these creatures that have been assembled these dormant creatures with this like Gel like sticking them together and link has this arm now and clearly the arm has the ability to stick things together You can see in the top left corner He's using the arm right now as the ability and he's moving things around and joining things So whatever the arm is is also the same entity that brought these these Creatures back to life this calamity this new calamity happens Lincoln Zelda go to try and fight it link somehow gets stuck with the arm of whatever did all this in the first place I'm guessing I don't know. I don't know. It's all very interesting You know I was rewatching the tears of the kingdom trailer recently and I always thought Zelda at the end of the trailer said Lend me your power when when they're like falling together, but she actually says please lend him your power please Lend him your power which that's really if that's that's like who who it is Zelda asking link to lend someone his power or Is she asking someone to lend link their power and then that's the arm But if that's the arm the arm is an evil it's helping link So I don't know I can go so many different ways with it and this is why I love Secrets and why I love Waiting until the game comes out What? Let's go my guy Let's go it's so pretty It's so pretty I've never seen it before yeah, I'm live on twitch on YouTube so you can ask me questions about this um That's enough of me gushing about it. I absolutely love it. I can't wait to play it If you're excited for it, let me know down below again I'm live on twitch playing through breath of the wild right now And I have that unboxing of the tis of the kingdom switch you can go and see before Nintendo takes it down Which might happen. I'm scared um, but yeah, that's it. That's it. That's it It was a fantastic day for zelda fans. It was a great day for me, and I'll I'll see you guys tonight on twitch. Oh Man it looks so sick. Sorry if I missed anything, you know, I'm trying to I try and do this quickly But I I mean I've seen so much that I like so okay. Bye