The Mutual Broadcasting System in Cooperation with Family Theater, Incorporated, presents Suspended Moment, starring Victor Jauré and Barry Kroger. Victor Moore is your host.  They say that every family has at least one skeleton in the closet. All right, who knows? Maybe my ancestors were pirates.  Well, if you're going to start worrying about a family skeleton, it's good to remember the neighbor is next door and may have a bigger one. Only they keep it in a better closet, that's all. Yes, we all hold highly with respectability. And the idea of living up to the Joneses keeps a lot of people awake nights. That is, until they come to a realization that all the time the Joneses are usually trying to keep up with them. You know a family can be happiest when they have their own high standards, their own family life within their home. And the best way for complete unity in a home is family prayer. Family prayer is the secret every home can have for happy family life. Praying together as a family means God's daily blessing. When you live up to the daily practice of family prayer, you have indeed the best example for a happy home that any family can give. Victor Moore will return after tonight's family theater play starring Victor Jory and Barry Kroger in Suspended Moment. The other day the newspapers carried a story about John Deliord Durant. He was one of the two men mentioned to had a newly created and important government agency. Overnight the success story of Lawyer Durant was being read throughout the nation. A few of the facts were, he started his law practice in the industrial city of Central Falls. His clients were mostly the local steel workers. In the following years his fame had grown and after the sensational Tri-Condo Steel case he had become nationally known. But Durant had stayed in Central Falls despite his nationwide success. Here then is the untold story of a successful man. The story of why he never lost touch with his humble beginnings. The story of one suspended moment. It opens in the law offices of John Deliord Durant. Mr. Durant, there's a gentleman here who insists on seeing you. Insists? Who is he? What does he want? His name is Seldwich, Stephen Seldwich. He says he has to see you personally. Can't see him. Mr. Durant can't see you, Mr. Seldwich. Now wait a minute, Mr. Seldwich. You can't go in there! What's going on here? I'm sorry, Mr. Durant. I couldn't stop it. Please, Mr. Durant, I have to talk to you. Please, please. My son, you must help me. I can't do anything for you. Mr. Durant, you remember me? Stephen Seldwich, you won a case for me. I did? You got me $1,200 from the Central Falls Railroad. That was eight years ago. Man alive, you don't expect me to drop everything because I won a case for you eight years ago. But you promised me. You tell all of us if ever we need help we can count on you, always. Well, circumstances have altered the situation. Mr. Durant, look. My son is in jail. The police say he killed somebody. My boy killed nobody. He is innocent. Uh, Seldwich? Oh, yes, at Willow Creek. Is that your boy? Yeah, Frank Seldwich. You know about him? Everybody say you are the only one who can help my Frank. I'm sorry, Seldwich, but I'm leaving for Washington in 20 minutes. But, Mr. Durant, you promised to take the case and now you say no. Now look, Seldwich, I wouldn't handle that case now even if I were free to do so.  You can save him. If you say you take the case, we get a postponement or something. There are a dozen other lawyers in town. Please, Mr. Durant. Everybody say to me, Seldwich, Mr. Durant is the lawyer for your boy. He's a smart man. He's afraid of George. They give him fair trial. Seldwich, I'm due in Washington to handle a $25 million trust suit. Petty criminal cases are a bit out of my line these days. I'm sorry. But the life, the life is in your hands. Yes, Mr. Walsh? Your car is waiting, Mr. Durant. Thank you, Mr. Walsh. Are all the Magna Corporation papers in my briefcase? Yes, Mr. Durant. Be right out. I'm late now, Seldwich. Excuse me. Mr. Durant! The life, the life is in your hands. Sorry. Congressional Limited for Washington now leaving on track one. Magazines, cigarettes, cigars. Newspapers, magazines, cigarettes. Tickets, please. Oh, Mr. Durant, how do you do, sir? Is everything all right? Fine, conductor, fine. I suppose it's Washington, D.C. again. Yes, again, but not the White House yet. It's the federal courts again. Read about it this morning. The Magna Trust case. That's the one. Well, as the caboose said to the locomotive when they unhitched it, I'm off. Good night. Just ring if you need anything, Mr. Durant. Thank you, conductor. It sounded like a wreck. Switch was not thrown properly. Everything's all right now. Say, where's the other conductor, Worcester? What's happened to him? I'm his relief. Relief? I didn't know we'd come to a station stop. Oh, yes. We just switched locomotives. Well, I must have dozed. I was certain we were in a wreck. You sure were moving? Quite sure, sir. What's that? Let me know when we get to Washington. Yes, Mr. Durant. There's something very... Oh, well, I guess I just... Overtired. Yeah. Should be in Washington in half an hour. Yeah, Mr. Durant. Oh. Oh, we're here, huh? Good. So, will you, um, you have the port to take these bags? I'd be glad to help, sir. This way, please. Here you are, sir. Thank you. Here's a dollar for your trouble. No, thank you. What? Well, you're the first one in all my years of traveling who's turned down a tip. How long have you been with this company? Oh, a long time, sir. What's your step, sir? Certainly good to get off that train. Cap, right here. Yes. Here we are, sir. Say, these cabs are new, aren't they? No, sir. They've always been this way. Uh, uh, where are you going? Didn't you say the Hall of Justice? Well, I don't remember saying that. But that's where I'm going. Yes, sir. Now, why didn't you go down Connecticut Avenue to the Hall of Justice? That's the shortest way? This is the way I always go, sir.  By the way, how's the weather been? Same as usual. Very nice. As usual? Was below zero the last time I was here. Here we are, sir. What's the fare? No charge, sir. Say, what is this, a joke? No, sir. There's no charge. Oh, I get it now. J.D. McDonald of Magnet Corporation sent you to pick me up. Oh, J.D. is always up to some stunt like this.  Okay. Thanks for the ride. Let me see if I've forgotten anything. No, no. I guess everything's here. Well, I don't see the Magna Carter case posted. Guess I better check at the information desk. Say, pardon me. In what courtroom is the Magna Corporation case? I'm John Dillard Durant. John Dillard Durant? Your case is in courtroom three. That's the third room down this corridor. My case, did you say? Well, it looks like I've really arrived. Abela, if I'm John Dillard Durant. Oh, yes, Mr. Durant. And what case on the docket is the Magna Corporation? Your case, Mr. Durant, is the only one. The only one, did you say? Yes. Well, I don't think my client, J.D. McDonald, has come yet. Your client? Look, you didn't by any chance happen to notice him, did you? He's a large man, about six feet tall, quite haired. He was to meet me here. Well, it won't matter as long as you're here, Mr. Durant. Oh, now, Abela, if you know very well, the law demands the accused to be present. The judge is coming on the stand. You'd better take your seat, Mr. Durant. Order. Order in the courtroom. Please rise. Thank you, friends. Be seated. This court, located in the halls of justice, may lift, read the case. The people versus John J. Durant. Your honor, I'd like to correct that citation. And how should it read, Mr. Durant? Well, I'm just the counsel for the Magna Corporation. The case in hand is the United States government versus the Magna Corporation. I'm sure you're mistaken, Mr. Durant. It is out of the jurisdiction of this court to handle civil cases, either by the government or by private parties. Out of the jurisdiction? Well, I must be in the wrong courtroom. No, Mr. Durant. You're in the proper court for your case. You're just confused as to what is the case at bar. But, Your Honor, I didn't come here to defend myself. I tell you, I'm here as attorney for the Magna Corporation. There aren't any charges against me. Suppose I read them to you. The people of Central Falls versus Mr. John Dilyard Durant. The people of my hometown? Oh, that's ridiculous. Mr. Durant, I trust I need not remind you of the proper procedure in a court of law. Now, the specific accusation is a test case against you, your moral negligence in the life and death of one Frank Selwich, age 22, home Central Falls. Your Honor, if this is some sort of a joke, I fail to see the humor of it. I wouldn't know Frank Selwich if I saw him. The only knowledge I have of him was through his father, who asked me to handle a case which I refused. And that is my unalienable right. Frank Selwich also has unalienable rights. Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Well, you see, Mr. Durant, the crime you are charged with in this court is based on the omission of your duty. And that duty is contingent upon promises you have made. No court of law in the land will concede that charge. Mr. Durant, listen well to what I say to you in this moment. This is not a court of law. This is the final court from which there is no appeal.  And now will the prosecution present the case of the people versus John Delia Durant? Your Honor, since this is the defendant's first experience in this court, I suggest that he be informed of his privilege in this selection of jurors. Mr. Durant, you have the privilege of selecting 12 persons from our jury panel. Your Honor, may I see the list? There are no lists, Mr. Durant. You may select them from these people gathered in this courtroom. Did you say people in this courtroom? Yes. You will notice that all of them are citizens of Central Falls. I'm sure you know many of them personally. But, Your Honor, surely you don't expect me to get a fair trial from these people? Well, I've had legal skirmishes and differences with quite a number of them sitting in this court. Mr. Durant, sometimes it is necessary to justify the ways of God to men. But in this court, it is imperative that you justify your ways to God. Your Honor, I would like to ask a few questions of the defendant. Will the bailiff call the defendant to the stand? John Delia Durant, please take the stand. Do you, John Delia Durant, swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth to help you, God? I do. You may be seated. Now, Mr. Durant, how long have you been practicing law? 14 years. How many cases would you say you've handled during those years? Well, I couldn't say. Oh, nearly a thousand, I presume. Your records show you've handled some 850 cases. In the first year, you had 17 cases. And out of that number, you were paid for only three. Is that correct? Well, I don't know. I guess so. I just started my law practice in the industrial section of Central Falls and most of the people didn't have the price of food. But since those heroic few years, you've been very well paid, haven't you, Mr. Durant? I have. In fact, today you're reputed to be worth nearly half a million dollars, is that right? Oh, now, Your Honor, I object to this line of cross-examination as being irrelevant, immaterial and beside the point. Mr. Prosecutor, I presume that you have a reason for this line of questioning. I have, Your Honor. I wish to use the example in my summation to the jury. Oh, see. Mr. Durant, do you recall a day? It was the afternoon of your graduation from law school. You'd walked apart from the crowd. You stood alone under the old elm tree on the east end of the campus. You remember that day? No. What did you tell yourself? I, uh... I don't think that has anything to do with this case. What was your promise? Well, I've been very fortunate the opportunities I had had, the help others had given me to realize my ambitions. I guess I, I guess I appreciated the advantages that were mine. Yes. And what did you say? Well, I don't think I expressly said anything. Then what was the intention formulated in your mind? Now, now, I object to this line of questioning. Objection overruled. Answer the question, Mr. Durant. What was your promise to yourself? I guess I intended to show my appreciation for what I had received by, by helping others whenever I had the opportunity to do so. And did you on any subsequent occasions publicly express this intention? Possibly. Possibly? Do you recall the first case you won? A case for the defendant, Stanislaw Smoleski? Yes. You walked out of the courtroom and a group of men gathered around you on the steps of the courthouse. Then Mrs. Smoleski came up to you through the crowd with her baby in her arms. What did she say to you? Well, she, she told me they were unable to pay my fee. What did you say? Well, I guess it had been difficult getting started in my practice. And I told her I was sufficiently paid by just having won the case. And then the group standing there applauded you. Yes. And what did you say to them? I told them I was their friend. Go on. That I would be ready and willing to help them. Always. On any occasion on which they asked your help? Yes. Why did you tell them that? Because I appreciated having them as my friends. It, uh, it meant getting a start in my law practice. Were you sincere in what you said to them? Yes. At, at the time I meant it sincerely. But you changed your opinion later? Well, better opportunities came my way. And you forgot those who had helped you when you most needed their help? I was very, very busy.  Well, now wait. I have to make a living for myself, for my family. And the help you would return to others would have prevented you from making a living? But it might have slowed me down and I, well, I wouldn't have gotten much out of it. And you had decided that the most important thing was what you would get out of anything. Your material possessions. Well, now wait a minute. I wouldn't put it that way. Your Honor, that is what it meant. Well, you're trying to put words into my mouth. No, Mr. Durant. These are facts. Step down, please. As prosecutor in this court, the task before me was simply this. To show that the defendant, John Dillard Durant, had failed to extend his God-given talents to aid and succour the poor and the oppressed. That is all, Your Honor. Mr. Durant, there will be a short recess before the prosecution and the defense present their pleas to the jury. I would advise that you prepare well your final argument to the jury, since your time will be limited to 60 seconds. One suspended moment. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I wish to advise you of the grave responsibility of your decisions. You sit in judgment on John Dillard Durant for his crimes of omission, and so he must be judged. The jury will retire to consider the verdict in the case of John Dillard Durant. The decision must be rendered before the end of this suspended moment. Well, there's someone in this compartment. That's Mr. Durant's compartment. Go easy, easy there, easy. It looks like he's knocked out cold. I wonder if he wasn't killed. Mr. Durant, are you all right? The jury will retire and consider the verdict. Mr. Durant, are you all right? What happened? We had a train accident. The last two cars were derailed. How long have I been here? Not more than a minute. We got to you first. Well, that was the longest minute of my life. Now, if you feel all right, the first eight cars are going on to Washington. Washington? Yes. You're due there for that big trust case, the Magna Corporation. Oh, yes. Washington, the Magna... No. No, I've got a bigger one back in my hometown. The Selwich case. This is Victor Moore again. I guess we all have moments in life, suspended moments. When we look back at good deeds, it might have been done and we're neglected. The moments and the remembrance of these moments can give us a new faith in the future. A new faith in ourselves and our fellow men. You know what happens if families break up? And that's the lack of faith. Sometimes no one can feel happy about it because the most wonderful thing in the world is to see two people get married. You always like to hope they will live happily ever afterward. And they should. Marriage should be the most rewarding experience in life. It can be with God's help. The family prayer should play an important part in daily family life because praying together as a family gives a spiritual bond of lasting security to marriage. That's why family prayer means family unity for the family that prays together stays together. This is Victor Moore saying good night and God bless you. Our thanks to Victor Jore and Barry Kroger for their performances this evening and to John Slott and Amel Frank for writing tonight's play. Music was scored and conducted by Max Tehr. This production of Family Theatre Incorporated was directed by David Young. Others who appeared in tonight's play were Joe Graham, Jane Avello, Ralph Moody, Herbert Rawlinson, Norman Field and Victor Perron. Next week our Family Theatre stars will be Joe E. Brown and Richard Tyler in first-class requirements. Your host will be Alan Mowbray. This series of the Family Theatre broadcasts is made possible by the thousands of you who felt the need for this kind of program by the mutual broadcasting system which has responded to this need. Be with us next week at this same time when our Family Theatre stars will be Joe E. Brown and Richard Tyler Alan Mowbray as host. Dick Nguyen speaking. This is the Mutual Broadcasting System.


Right, let's have a break from all the parkrun controversy and let's do the Run Your Heart Out race by Crawley Run Crew. And it is a race, not like parkrun, which is not a race. Welcome to the third edition of our Run Your Heart Out race. Right, let's go. Watch there. Oh, hello, Ross. How's it going? Could be better. So it's once around the track here at the K2, Leisure Centre in Crawley, before we go into Tilgate Forest and Tilgate Park. Kilometer one in five minutes, 21 seconds. Really through the forest, the ground is a little bit muddy underfoot and all of us have got road shoes on. Not all of us. No, no, I'm not all of us. Some people have been sensible and they've got their trail shoes on. Hi, Emma. What's the plan today? Just get through it. Well, I'm looking forward to this hill on the way back. Two kilometers to turn. 516 for that kilometer. That's the restaurant. Hit Tilgate Park. And another downhill coming up. It's up, down, up, down.  OK, gazelles. Right, so formerly goring road runners rebranded as wordling gazelles with their luscious new pink kit. Halfway around. Tom, how are you feeling? Oh, I'm hoping I'll be at 5K. But otherwise, all good. Yeah, 434, 4 kilometer 4. So I seem to be spitting and blowing phlegma at my nose a lot more than I usually do today. That's a lovely part of the video, actually. This will make the edit a bit of off-road. 5K in 3K to go. I think that was just under five minutes for that kilometer. Oh, these are my best shoes. Time to go in. I don't know. I'll tell you in about two kilometers, I suppose, or not. That was a big final hill now. My watch has ticked over 6K, 504 for that kilometer. I haven't quite reached the marker yet. 459, kilometer 7, 1K to go. Tom better keep running or I'm going to catch him. There's the track where we finish. So we'll be there in a couple of minutes. So that's the closest sprint finish I've had. With somebody for a long time, I don't know how it takes. Just got me on the line. I could feel him coming. What a may. Right, that was the third iteration of the Run Your Heart Out 8K. And it's the second time I've done it. Really lovely course. As you all know, I'm not fit. I'm recovering from illness. But I had a good time. If you want to see our other fun run league races, then click that link right there. We'll see you on the start line next time. Bye-bye.


On Monday, the 26th of February 2018, producers were given the opportunity to market their goods at a meet the buyer event at Selden Barnes in Patching. We're meeting with like-minded individuals that are looking to progress their businesses further. We wanted to meet some of the stockists and retailers that are known to people in the local area very well and to have a chat with them and see if we can get some of our products and our brand more permanently into some of those places. More than 40 of the county's food and drink producers presented their products to potential buyers from UK retail, wholesale and hospitality sectors. The event showcased the quality of all kinds of artisan products including local meat, dairy, gin and ciders.


Hi everyone, my name is Mario. I'm here from Berlin, but I've also been many years in Asia and So I ran a company in Asia and We had the difficulty that a lot of people still didn't know what is open source and free software so 2009 we started to organize a conference with was for Asia and The conference grew over years and we have 3000 people nowadays and it's very difficult to manage Such a large conference for us. We don't have an event system that can handle that here in Germany We have frappe for example, you're using the event system of open Susie Which is in Ruby, right? Which is like we don't really have people who know Ruby for example even though it's a nice system And also we were looking for a lot more features so I would like to take a talk a few minutes to you about our system and And Yeah discuss maybe in the next few days with you how we can maybe plug that in into a next cloud or how we can for example get data from you you have a calendar now I think this is an awesome direction and that you guys are taking and I was talking already here with team members that they yeah the app direction so on is really good So what you see here is then by the way the open text summit Which is also happening every year now here in Berlin because I came back So I thought like yeah, let's continue that we don't have the Linus conf anymore. So Let me show you a Bit what we have here. Okay, so I have to So Okay, so this is an event system and we're really trying to keep it similar to other Market systems like let's say there's event nook. There's event bright and so on so and this year is set up Directly from github everyone who makes a poor request then it's deployed As a test system and it looks very similar. Let me look in so you to show you a few features Yeah So, okay, so what we have here what is really interesting for you guys is And how to how to set up an event so it's pretty straightforward You click on create event Once you're locked in and you will see like the usual Steps to that you can of data that you have to enter.  I can't see it so well Let's just choose Berlin maybe and Yeah, it comes directly on the map and You can enter some other data You can select for example event images Okay, I'm not going through that now because it's not my computer So I don't know what like so so you see a lot of features here and Yeah, they're not just beautiful, but actually they work already We started this last year But this year we really got going with this because we want to use it for our next event We're just in March next year. So we want to have all kinds of features and our belief and actually if you like some of you guys work with Asia, right? And you know like the question is always like how can I earn an income because the parents pay a lot for the people's education for the kids? Education and they always have this pressure So from the beginning on we thought of the system and Of a way to for people also to earn an income. So we have the whole ticketing infrastructure as well Pay tickets so you can actually duplicate the model of Like say let's say event pride. We have already PayPal integrated. We have Stripe integrated this works already. Yeah, and so if you want to set up your own event You can install this but the plan is also to release it in the next few months as a hosted solution So we can also like pay the developers. Okay, so I Think I don't have so much time left, but I want to It's really like tricky you guys Yeah, I want to show you a bit like if you're an administrator We also have an admin section Which shows you all the events which shows you how how much sales are going on Here it's like it's just a test system, right? What sessions you have and how other permissions you can give permissions to for example sales people So the whole thing whether sales also works and you can decide with message messages you want to send out Like let's say some messages you want to go out as emails some also as notifications You can configure these messages You can have reports you can set the settings here So it's it's configurable right away. So Facebook tokens Google tokens And maybe a next cloud token soon. Yeah So let's see what we can kind of come up with in the next few days You can tell like what what are the ticket fees in different countries on different regions? You can have payment gateways so all that works already, but of course they are also still a lot of small bucks So okay, so this is what the usual thing what we have So this event bright plus the organization module, which I can show you later If you like so actually with this event System we can also organize events so you can set up like forms That are sent out to to speakers or to the interest in public and they can sign up with form Right away, and then they can tell you like basically what frappe and pant above did yeah where that you can actually have Different slots as well. I think like the the open Susie system also does that. Yeah. Yeah, okay So this is one part, but as we know Nobody wants to maintain a server, right? And so the thing that we came up with is that actually you can export the whole thing Let's see if they can you can export the whole thing and for example generate an Android app Or you can generate a static website that you can upload to your guitar pages, and you never have to take care About your schedule again. Yeah, so this is something that I really like because after an event is finished I don't want to take care of the website ever again. Yeah, so we developed this format And that is also one of the repositories that is generated and then You can generate from from this Like similar to XML, but it's a JSON format with a lot of different JSON files inside So zip file that you can then upload and of course, this is a demo. So it means it doesn't work right now I clicked on the generate app, right? So it should be working, but I Can show it to you later Yeah, sorry Yes, so guests can print their tickets This is a feature that we're doing at the moment with the QR code So you also have a QR code and we also have an organizer app So basically like for example, you could like also give like co-organizers or moderators or like just like some staff people The app and they can scan in people at the entrance This was very important for me and like I'm sad that for example event Nuke is a company that we used to use They don't have this app. They just said iOS and things like that and I even told like so They were always like some small features that other event systems didn't have and So even if I offered even they were closed source and we offered them we would program an Android app for them They said they don't want that so actually I'm waiting for this for several years It's not like a big thing that I think like okay We go to the moon, but it's something that we really need. Yeah, and also these organizer features That I'm happy to show you guys Like so so, you know, like speakers always ask, oh You didn't send me your slides. Will you have slides? Yeah And it's like a bit a lot of back and forth communications Like I don't like my photo on the website. Can I change it? Yeah And a lot of these things that just take a lot of time and for example in our conference We would save like maybe nearly two people's time like work time with this event system Yeah, and yeah, I think it's valid So everyone can set it up him or herself or you can just use the whole set service in future Yeah, so that's that's a thing and also like we're looking for people who are like who have ideas We want to code with us together. We have a contest and we're just Taking place soon. Oh My god, this is really tricky No, I'm gonna show you this later. Yeah, so contest is a code heat contest and so three people who contribute to this project and the three top people and who contribute to this project in the next few months and Can fly to to our conference in March in Asia in Singapore. So we will release that soon It's like in the heat of the code. That's our contest. Yeah, okay Yeah, so So this open source so we want to have a plug it like a way so you can plug in for example, so for two providers on for Germany I'm amazed that you hope for example event bright is not doing that. It's a big company. They should have the resources Germany is a big market, right? So so we don't have that but it's done in a way that you can do that So because we actually to to start to run the service in the public This is just like deployed from from directly from GitHub at the moment so the service will the name that we found there where the The URL is still available as event yay So it's like really because of our events people always like yay and waving and everyone's happy, right? So so it's event yay.com and we'll release it soon. So we're gonna definitely use it next year March


A sea of purple and plaid flooded the plaza in Paul Bunyan Park this afternoon. Over 200 Vikings fans turned out to take part in a city-wide Skoll Trant to cheer the Minnesota Vikings on to victory this weekend in Philadelphia. Participants were asked to show their Bemidji and Purple Pride. The Bemidji Area Chamber of Commerce coordinated the cheer in less than 24 hours and was surprised by the overwhelming turnout. There's always a little bit of anxiety as a planner because you think nobody's going to come and when I started seeing people come you know down the down Third Street here I mean just it's incredible. I was I was shocked at the turnout. The Bemidji Chamber of Commerce will share the official video of the Skoll Trant tomorrow morning on their social media. Yes people are fired up. They are. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Hi everybody, Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm coming at you a 2021 Panini select baseball cereal box edition Random team break number five the last one we got to do to give away those final six dynasty spots That's gonna be in the next video But as always we're gonna do the break itself first big thanks to this group for making it happen There are the teams right here. Let's roll it randomized names teams one and a five six times one two three four five and a one six and five Final time five and one six times for the teams one two Three I think it's been 15 years chat No, they're had to be No, they had to be like one one season in the middle of like the last There's the first half of the list right here And the second half of the list right there and no trade to win nosing these filler breaks Let's just get on with the Box opening and then we'll give away those remaining dynasty spots in the next video After this one separate video, we'll have the dynasty break itself. It's Daz Cameron Singer Nate Pearson rookie silver Louise Garcia rookie silver McClanahan Cureloff a lot of fun stuff here I Think these these red Disco pattern is the exclusive to this cereal box Alright, so nothing too crazy. There's some solid players with upside though But let's see who's gonna win those dynasty spots. That's the important part Those are the six big hits of this break the dynasty spots. Let's gather everybody's names new dice new list And it'll be the top six after Ten four and six ten times one two three and 10th and final time after ten it's gonna be the top six so from seven on down No dice no go Sorry, Brett But from seven down in 30s apologies everybody We'll get them next time Top six happy times though because you're in the next break Carl is happy So it's Steve Birch Jarrett Steve Birch again Carl again and Steve Birch again Congrats the top six. I'll see you in the next video for that dynasty break Jasper's case breaks calm. Bye. Bye