Standard of California, on behalf of independent Chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West, invites you to let George do it. One against a city, another adventure of George Valentine. Personal notice, danger's my stock and trade. If it comes out trouble, dead end, no matter which way, you got a job for me, George Valentine. Write full details. Dear Mr. Valentine, a city that's lost so much of its conscience that it's allowing itself to be ruled by three cynical, ruthless men. That's the gimmick I hope will intrigue you. Thanks to one other citizen who feels as I do, I can now hire a man of strength and courage, who's interested not only in money, but in the challenge of a very uneven but worthy battle. I've tried to fight this thing alone. Me and my puny one-cylinder newspaper. All I got out of it was threats, a few expert beatings, and a reputation as a crackpot idealist. Come on in, Mr. Valentine, the water isn't fine nor clean. But you may be the kind who doesn't mind swimming against the tide. It's signed Sam Morgan. Let me have that book seen. Intrigued? Slightly fascinated. Sherendale Chronicle, the voice of Sherendale, population 70,000 and growing strong. 70,000 people goose-stepping for three little Caesars. Isn't it just possible, George, that Mr. Morgan may be letting his journalistic fervor run away with him? Uh-huh. But what about the mayor, the guardians of the law, the rest of the men of good will? Well, that's what makes it so fascinating, Angel. Oh, okay. When do we pack and go to meet this crusading editor? I'll have the first train to Sherendale. Since we may be gone for a while, you'd better clean up a few details here and mosey along later. Okay. Check in at the biggest hotel, Brooksy, and I'll be in touch with you. Sherendale, next stop. Next stop, Sherendale. Aren't you kind of cold out here on the platform, Jack? I'm getting off as soon as the train stops. You don't say so, Jack. Hey, now look, Buster. There's something about you I don't like. So don't make me take you apart to find out what it is. Just come out to offer you a drink. Yeah, well, I'm sorry. I don't slug my cough and finish out of bottles. That's too bad, Jack. Because I brought this bottle special for you. Hey, look, what are you trying to do? You're getting off here.  I don't like the sight of blood. Well, it's not going to be my blood, Buster!  Happy landing, Jack, and stay out of Sherendale. Valentine, I can't understand it. No one could have found out you were coming here. Yeah, well, nevertheless, Morgan, you can see I received a very enthusiastic welcome to Sherendale. Gee, did you really get pushed off the train, mister? Johnny, didn't I tell you to go upstairs to bed? And you mean you only got your face scratched up like that? Johnny. I got a few other bruises, son, while they're not shown. You're lucky the train was slowing down.  I bet you.  Go to bed. Oh, gee, okay. Well, I suppose I should tell you how sorry I am, Valentine. But after all, I knew what I was getting into. The important point now, Morgan, is how did it leak out about me? Well, Mrs. Sharon is out of the question. She put up $25,000 for this whole campaign. You may as well know it, Sam. I called up Len Tucker and warned him. What are you saying? I wanted this man scared away. Well, it looks like we're a house diviner. Why shouldn't I, Sam?  We've been through this before, but Valentine here, he could have been killed. You would have to believe me, Mr. Valentine. I'm sorry. I didn't dream they'd be anything vicious. I was thinking about our home and our future. You just heard Johnny talking about gangsters as though this was some kind of game we were playing. You heard him, Mr. Valentine. Yes, Mrs. Morgan, I heard him. Oh, Sam. Sam, give it up. Nobody else cares what happens in Sharondale. Why should you? Because I'm me, Ruth. I don't think I'll ever change. It's destroying us. That's all I know.  You heard what I told my wife. After what happened to you, I didn't think that you'd... I'll just suppose I'm weak of mind and don't care if I'm pushed off trains. Now, what's the setup in this charming burden? Well, as I said in my letter, 70,000 upstanding citizens have allowed themselves to become the pawns of three men. And I guess it's safe to presume these three characters work together. They've got Sharondale neatly parceled out. There's enough graft to make the authorities look the other way. Who are they? Big Ed Corgan runs a gambling, back room card parlors, slot machine, and bookie joints. Leonard Tucker, a very suave gentleman, sells protection to businessmen. They'll begin small. And the salesman? A truly incredible character who calls himself Wally Wallpaper. Came by the name because of the loud ties he wears. He buys them by the dozen. He has his big pudgy hands on everything that happens after dark. Nightclubs, roadhouses, things like that. He's merely the owner of a plush café called the Barrel House. And you and Mrs. Sharon's $25,000 expect to sweep all of this clean? She's a wonderful woman. The first family. Her grandfather founded Sharondale. She knows how to fight back, too.  Okay, the sooner the better. Have you got it straight, Bruxy? Yes, George. I'm not supposed to know you from a hole in the wall. That's right. In fact, if you see any holes in the wall that even faintly resemble me, don't look that way. Sharondale's crime incorporated knows I'm here and you can bet they'll try to keep on my tail. Well, just how do I promote a job in that honky-tonk, the Barrel House? I understand the quaintest character since Dracula was a boy runs the joint. He glorifies them the name of Wally Wallpaper. From all descriptions, Wally fancies himself a ladies' man. So?  Use your own discretion. Try to get a job as a hat-check girl or in the chorus or behind a cigarette tray. I'll tell you why later. Ours is not the reason why ours is to go and meet Wally Wallpaper. But just one thing, sweetie. If we're supposed to be total strangers, we'll communicate with each other by thought ways.  They may trace the call. Yeah. But tomorrow, exactly at noon, I'll be making a call on the one and only telephone booth in the cigar store at the depot. Now, you'll be the annoyed young lady who can't wait for me to get through. We'll pick it up from there. Okay. But be careful, darling. You happen to be one stranger who's good for me. Well, that puts me in the glass with fresh vegetables. But don't you worry, Angel. I'll be all right. But I may even see a glimmer of hope for the home team after I talk to Mrs. Sharon. Don't stare at me like that young man. You're probably thinking, isn't that a blood-sirsty, ripped-snorting plan to come from the lips of an old woman? You should take up reading tea leaves, Mrs. Sharon. Don't you think it would work, Valentine? Well, I'm not quite the clairvoyant that Mrs. Sharon is. No, Poppycock, of course it'll work. It's the oldest maneuver in the world. You know what always happens when thieves fall out? Well, there could be enough noise to wake up even a sleeping city. Exactly. Tucker, Big Ed Corrigan, that mercenous clown-wally wallpaper. If each one thinks the other two are trying to poach on his territory, the three of them will beat each other's throats. There'll be an unholy clamor. Don't you see, Valentine? I'll have a real chance at the polls next month. If enough people wake up and are willing to do something about it. Oh, it's all swell theory. But if those three are as thick as bubbles in a glass of champagne, it's going to take some doing to turn them against each other. There's $25,000 in Sam's account in the bank to turn theory into fact. If any innocent people get hurt, we'll take care of them. I'll leave the details to you. Okay, let's give it a whirl. Good. I like you, young man.  Yeah, and I got some interesting scars to show for it. I'm the last of the Sharon's. I want to see this a clean city before I die. That isn't too much for an old woman to hope for, is it? Don't get up, Mrs. Sharon. That's probably the chronicle trying to get me. Hello? What's that, Ruth? Oh, for the love of heaven, calm down. What's happened? Johnny, why those dirty... I'll be over at the hospital right away. I never let anything like this ever happen to you again, Johnny. This was all my fault. I'm okay, Dad. You heard what the doctor said. Easy, Mrs. Morgan. Easy. What about Mr. Valentine? Gosh, they pushed him off a train and that didn't scare him.  You shouldn't be mixed up in this. Well, I almost ducked when that old truck tried to run me over. I guess we'll show those gangsters, huh? Huh, Dad? Just like in the movies. Johnny, stop talking like that. This is not a movie. Oh, and I've got to close your eyes. Now, Ruth, let's go out in the hall. Anything you want, Johnny, you just tell the nurse. Sure thing, Dad. So long, kid. Sam, I... No, I know all the things you're going to say, Ruth, but they're not necessary. Well, look, maybe you folks would like to be along. No, Valentine, this concerns you, too. Let me have a full bill of your fee and we'll call it quits. I know when I'm late. No, Sam, that isn't what I was going to say. What? You fought too hard and long for what was right. If those men could do something like this, they're capable of anything. This is our home, our town. It's up to us.  But, Johnny... It's because of Johnny that I finally understood. Valentine, save it, Morgan. I understand, too. This is open war, Fran, now. And for one, I'm glad, no matter where it leads to. We'll return to tonight's adventure of George Valentine in just a moment. Meanwhile, I'd like to tell you about a young man who knows where he's going. He's Warner Holdfeld, a 21-year-old Navy veteran. 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Get RPM motor oil at independent chevron gas stations and standard stations where they say, and mean, we take better care of your car. And now back to tonight's adventure of George Valentine. You've come up against some pretty formidable assignments, but playing the leading role in a drama called One Against a City, a city under the thumb of three cynical, ruthless men is a bit of casting you could have done without.  That is, if you have the same stubborn streak as George Valentine. You started something, Mrs. Sharon, so you may as well sit back and watch the fireworks. You don't think I want to back out? All I expect is a fighting chance against those leeches. I've found out there's always a fighting chance, Mrs. Sharon. By heaven, there has to be. Especially when there are people like the Morgans and like you on our side. The Morgans aren't letting anything scare them off and any cramps only made you boiling mad when he nudged you off the train. Tell me something, young man. What's that? Have you decided on your first step? I'm working on a surprise for Wally Wallpaper. Good, good. Because I've got faith in my plan. Play them off against each other, that's it. I may be so old fashioned to douse myself with lilac water every day, but I'm up to date enough to know how these modern James boys think and act. If you were ten years younger, Mrs. Sharon, I'd put a musket in your hand. And if I were ten years younger, I'd take it. Now, get along, young man. You're wasting time. Not wasting time, Mrs. Sharon. Just voiding time. Never mind thanking me for the job, Miss Brooks. You can start pushing cigars and cigarettes here at the barrel house tonight. Oh, thank you, Mr. Wallpaper. I think you're the sweetest man. And I think you've got glass, baby. Yeah, and good taste. I could tell at the minute you went off, you're not about this tie I got on. Is it a beaut?  Hey, look at me. When I pull on it like this, see? The girl does the hula-hula and the palm tree start waving. What do you think? Suddenly, I'm on the beach at Waikiki. Where? Oh, oh. And what I like about it is it's so conservative. That's right, baby. I'm not one of them loud guys. You'll find it out when you get to know me better, which reminds me. Yes, Wallpaper. When you're through tonight, how about me showing you some of my other ties? I got hundreds of them. To think you're taking all this interest in me, Wallpaper. And you're such an important man. You're not wrong, baby. If you knew all the joints in this town to pay off to me, you wouldn't believe it. Well, let's talk about you. Would you say your first name was? Claire. I'll have your picture painted on a tie with your name right under it. How do you like that, huh? Oh, that'd be wonderful. But just one thing. Sure, name it. Could you arrange to have me light up in the dark, too? Hey, look, lady, I'm making a long distance call to my mother. Find yourself another phone booth somewhere. Good work, Booksy. You've been in there an hour. You don't have a lease on this phone booth, you know, mister. Now that I've got the job, what do I do, George? Come on, Operator. Come on, come on, will you? I don't think we're being watched, but be careful. You'll find a little package on the shelf under the phone when I leave.  What operator I did put in two quarters in a dime. Just smash this package on the floor of the barrel how sometime during the evening. Then what happened? Or you'll find out. All right, Operator, forget it. Okay, miss, it's all yours. Now, when the joint begins to jump tonight, Angel, just make sure Wally thinks one of Leonard Tucker's men did it. Well, I hope you're sad as well, lady. You came between me and my mother. Now I forgot what number I was going to call. Oh. Yeah, what wise guy threw that stink bomb. I'll kill him. Wally, Wally, I saw who did it. I pointed him out to a waiter, and he said he was one of Leonard Tucker's men. Oh, that's not waiting, sir. Tucker's been wanting to move in on me for a long time. Okay, I'm just a boy to play rough. Are you crazy, mister? What are you going to do? We'll see if you can guess. Those slot machines cost money. Wait till Big Ed Corrigan hears about this. Just tell him that Wally Wallpaper has decided to branch out. And that includes gambling in this town. Please, mister, already I'm paying protection to Mr. Tucker. Forget it. From now on, you're paying off to Big Ed Corrigan. No, but Mr. Tucker, he will... Maybe this breaks through your front window and will make up your mind. The five days it shook Sharon Dale.  Well, I hope the reformed mayor to be has his speech ready for the citizen's rally tonight. All I can think of now is those three vultures tearing each other apart.  The Assemblyman proposes state investigation of conditions in Sharon Dale. Ten years I've waited for this Valentine. Ten long, long years. You know, I'm glad for you.  See you later at your place. Where do you think you're going, Jack? Uh-oh. Johnny, one note. I've been waiting to catch up with you. Don't be so happy. This rat in my pocket ain't been used for a long time. I might decide to see if it still works. We're too many. Huh? Don't get so familiar. You're going for that car over there. Valentine, if you don't stop fooling with that blindfold, Ernie's gonna break a couple of your fingers.  You got my future all planned? What difference does it make if I know where you brought me? I told you, Corrigan, this guy talks too much. Oh, so we have big head among us. He's been pretty busy these last few days. Yeah, like a jet-propelled termite. Well, it's all over now. We gotta decide what to do with you. Any ideas, Wally? Well, I'm all for Ernie taking him off our backs. Let him earn his dough. Yeah, one thing. Make it look like an accident. Okay, Tucker, if you want to cramp my stove, I can make it so they find him laying out in a state road. He was Jay Walker. Jay Walker? Remind me to give you a tie, Ernie. So the three masterminds finally learn how to air two and two. Yeah, we think slow. Maybe we got quick tempers, but usually we see our own mistakes. All right, Ernie, take him out. Time to shuffle along, Jack. In a minute, for a legit big shot, you guys are certainly three 14-carat suckers.  You want to worry about the person who hired me, a very determined character. You mean Sam Morgan? Sam Morgan is in hock up to his neck just trying to keep his newspaper going. Now I'm talking about somebody who can buy and sell the three of you guys. Can't you see he's just stolen? No, let him talk. Who are you referring to, Valentine? The person in this room who insisted that you put this thing over my eyes so I wouldn't see. You don't need eyes to smell lalic water. Lolly, take the blindfold off him. Hello, Mrs. Sharon. I see I've underrated you, young man. What is this?  I only knew him as another gunsaw. How did you know his name? Unless you knew everything else that was going on, too. A very unhealthy pastime, Alyssa. Double-crossing your partners. Do you mind telling us why? Not that it's going to do you any good. No, I'll tell you why. She arranged for you gentlemen to help her take over the town. But you pushed her in the background and that's one thing a Sharon can't stand, especially in her own bailiwick. I don't see why you three mongrels would be so surprised with you out of the way. I could find myself the kind of associates who'd realize that I own this town even though I may need hired help to run it. Listen to her, will you? So when does she don't pack around?  One more thing you underrated, Mrs. Sharon. That corny item, public indignation. The plan worked too well. You saw that Sharon Dale might go back to the people.  So that's why you rounded us up, Alyssa. Showed us we had the wrong idea about each other. Valentine out of the way, we never would have found out what you did. Clever of me, wasn't it? Too clever. Looks like I got two jobs to do. No, we can't afford for you to have all that fun, Ernie. The both of them get knocked off, too many things to tie up. There'll be too many questions. Well, what are we going to do? She ain't safe to have her on. No. Alyssa will have to go. Why, you don't dare. An unfortunate accident right in your own home. You, Valentine, you're leaving town. Am I? You're too smart to hang around. You know there's nothing you can do. Won't be a piece of evidence against us. Take him on a train, Ernie, with you. There ain't gonna be no mistake, Corrigan, this time. Go on, do like he says. Come on, Jack. Good luck, young men. We may be seeing each other sometime. It was exciting while it lasted, wasn't it? Yeah. A barrel of fun. Especially for all the innocent bystanders. Outside, Jack. Outside. Now, look, Ernie, you're seeing me off. And I'm glad to get out of this town, see? So take that small howitzer out of my back, will you? You don't know how lucky you are. I'm just getting lucky, Buster, because you're getting careless. Yes, you are. You had a lot more than that coming to you, Ernie. But that's where you're lucky. I don't have the time. But I don't know whom we can get Valentine. You know how long it takes for the police to do anything when it involves Corrigan or any of those fellows? No matter what she's done, we've got to try to help her. I know. I'll get a couple of state troopers. And anybody else we can trust. Tell them to meet us at the Sharon Place. They didn't waste any time getting here. George, this is horrible. And they kept their word about making it look like an accident. All ladies have been known to fall downstairs and break their necks. It's going to be hard for Sharon Dale to believe the truth about its first lady. Sam, you're not going to print the truth. And nobody's ever going to know it. But George! It's going to be the first real service she's ever done for the town she was supposed to love. But Valentine, people have the right to know that this Mrs. Sharon was really responsible for Tucker and all the others. She was feeding on every racket in the town. But wouldn't it be smarter to let them think she was pure as German snow? I don't get it, George. What better way of being swept into office, Sam, than making the good citizens think that a sainted member of the fronding family was brutally murdered by gangsters they allowed to thrive all these years. Well, we may never be able to prove that. That's going to be your first job in office, Mayor Morgan. Well, goodbye, Johnny. Take care of yourself. I wanted to ask you something, Mr. Valentine. If Dad gets to be mayor, can he make me deputy sheriff or something so I could carry a gun? You better not let your mother hear you say that. You ought to be thinking of your schoolwork and keeping out of trouble. You're sweet on her, Mr. Valentine. I guess you could go with that. It can't be much fun. Having a girl who's always trying to keep you out of trouble. Now, look here, Johnny. All as a matter of fact, kid, I have all I can do to keep her from getting into trouble before I do. Honest? Gee, you better hurry up and marry her before somebody else gets her. Love that boy. If your car acts as if every hill were too much for it and if it's without pickup, pep, and traffic, who knows, maybe it's just the gasoline you've been using. So tonight I'd like to remind you, Chevron Supreme gasoline is specially blended to give your car command performance in every road condition. It's a high-octane fuel that commands fast starts, smooth acceleration, and all the extra power to make it great on hills. So for happier motoring in traffic and on the open road, on short trips and the longer ones, rely on this premium-quality gasoline. 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Tonight's adventure of George Valentine has been brought to you by Standard of California on behalf of independent Chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West. Let George do it stars Robert Bailey as George with Francis Robinson as Bruxy. Tonight's story was written by David Victor and Herbert Little Jr. and directed by Don Clark. Also heard in the cast were Hal K Dawson as Morgan, Virginia Greg as Mrs. Morgan, Jerry Farber as Johnny, Miriam Wolfe as Mrs. Sharon, Larry Dobkin as Wally, Ed Begley as Corrigan, and Bob Dryden as Ernie. The music is composed and presented by Eddie Dunstetter, your announcer, John Heaston. Listen again next week, same time, same station to Let George do it. This is the Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System.


I think you generally look at, all coaches will tell you, they look at the technical, the tactical, the physical and the mental attributes of any player and you know, I tend to look at the technical.  Sometimes I'm not going to probably sign a five foot centre back, I'll probably look for size in that area but ability to turn, sees things, sees movement, able to defend 1v1 so each position will have a player profile, you know, but the player profile would probably have about 10 little characteristics in the identification phase and if it's got all 10, unfortunately it probably won't be here, you'll be playing in Europe. That's what, that's the reality of players, if it's got five or six then it's really something you can work with and something to look forward to working with as well. You know, it's a learning environment, I try and create that here, I think when you come to work it's people not just in football in general want to learn, want to be better, have aspirations and goals and I think that's important that they do that because, you know, people who get on in life tend to have these big dreams and if you don't reach for the stars you never get there if you're quite comfortable, you're happy floating along and going along then you probably never get to where you want to get to until later in life when you actually think well I could have done this or I should have done that so I try and make it that type of environment, I want them to be realistic as well but in any walk of life hard work always prevails and that's the mentality I use.


We have one runner that's pushing the youngster in a stroller Looks like number 187 is out in front 187 making his way to the top of the hill followed by 159 and 102 pushing that stroller Big round of applause and we have a winner of the Green Mountain Mile There's gonna be many more runners making their way shortly give each and every one of them a big round of applause As they make their way to bank hill in Waterbury on Main Street. It's a personal best time for many of them It's a hobby for many of them Here comes number 172 On his way to the finish line and there he goes across the finish line at the Green Mountain Mile You can see as they're shaking their heads back and forth. The humidity is taking its toll on some of these runners It is a strenuous endeavor to make it a full mile at more or less sprint feed there goes number 140 It's not like a marathon. It's almost a sprint all the way. The kick is from the very beginning of a mile race Round of applause for number 120 young man making his way up bank hill number 141 You can see that humidity is bearing down as the runners make their way north along Main Street in the village of Waterbury Seeing a lot of young teens in this group coming up now some youngsters perhaps three team looks like a sprint to the top It's particularly tough to have a hill like this right at the very end of a one mile race Because as I say it's a sprint the kick begins with the first step As you embark on the Green Mountain Mile here in Waterbury to become a popular race over the years for many runners There'll be another mile race coming your way next week in Montpelier Montpelier mile That comes number 14 up the hill young man making his way to the top of the hill number 188 Ponytail flying in the wind and she's out away another ponytail on the way up the hill right now Several youngsters some very young runners on the route right now. They look like they're holding up exceedingly well In fact the younger runners look like they're holding up a lot better than some of the older ones There's number one making his way to the finish line with a nice wide open stride Thank you in Waterbury Congratulations Green Mountain Mile Runners look like they're having a good time, but it's a real struggle and it's a real race That is people are looking for personal bests Proving on their times from previous years Wearing his red socks cap there he goes up to the top of the hill to the Green Mountain Mile As you can see the runners are pretty well spread out all along the route now The elite runners came in a few minutes ago, and now we're looking at many of the hobby runners Participants from here again to set their own personal best record Number 123 making his way up the hill now 154 couple youngsters 155 and 153 Side-by-side coming up the hill as well Looks like there's families out here couples out here We've seen youngsters that look like they're down Into the mid-single digits as far as age is concerned I haven't seen any real Because number 185 making her way up the hill red white and blue attire on The beautiful blonde hair in the breeze She's gonna make it up to the top of the hill to complete the Green Mountain Mile a lot of families involved Holding hands number 201 and 202 as they make their way to the finish line Lots of moms and dads dads and daughters fathers and sons brothers and sisters in the race Here comes another runner pushing on a stroller with a youngster in a stroller.  There's the strollers again big round of applause number 61 making her way up the hill You're watching the Green Mountain Mile on Main Street in Waterbury Village the opening act of the not quite independent Stay celebration and their Huffin and Puffin big smile on her face She makes her way up the hill pushing the stroller also number 72 The runners and certainly turning a broom when our big parade steps off just in a matter of minutes Another sprint to the finish line at the Green Mountain Mile As I said, it's a humid day out there and that humidity is really making it difficult for some Play this little number 166 number 166 absolutely adorable Somebody get a picture We need pictures of this young lady. Look at her go. I could be wrong, but that's got to be the youngest runner out there today Let's hear it for her. That's terrific We got a few that are straggling in at the end. It's a real accomplishment and folks Don't make light of it if someone comes in at the very end of the pack They still completed a race that I couldn't even begin to complete I'd be crawling on Main Street after the first hundred yards So give them all a big round of applause no matter where they finish in this race It's a race for many, but it's an endeavor for many as well. Here comes another 173 Look at this tiny tight. She's gonna make it. Look at those pigtails. She's doing great Pigtails make it to the top of the hill and you're there pigtails. Let's go pigtails big round of applause for pigtails Another one 165 she's doing great got a little headband on holding a hand to give her a little encouragement She's gonna make it give him the encouragement. It's that number one away over there. He's doing well, too That is ball cap on his way number 162 number 192 They're gonna make it red cap is focused that looks like a family endeavor there Mom and dad are giving him the encouragement. He's gonna make it.  I think we have one more participant Give this mella round of applause. Give me encouragement number 112 With you buddy Keep on plugging buddy. You're gonna make it. There you go. Sprint to the finish number 112 and it looks like we're down to the end Congratulations, all of the participants in the Green Mountain Mile The song is supposed to be sung its way here very shortly. They're on Main Street headed north Started way down on congratulations again to all the runners and thanks to the Waterbury fire department for putting their Grand and glorious stars and stripes over the roadway here as the parade makes its way our way almost to the fire department as we speak For those of you who are from out of town. We welcome you to Waterbury This village has grown and has become so beautiful over the past several years the metamorphosis of Waterbury began about 10 or 12 years ago and has continued and Was kind of spurred along oddly enough by tropical storm Irene Almost in front of the fire station. It might be stopped in front of Albert Karen's place or pretty close to it Albert being the grand marshal of this year's parade Louise Reed and Mary Ann Larkin are the judges for the various entries in the parade And we'll be stopping the winners in various categories right here in front of our reviewing station and Presenting them with their certificates of recognition and Congratulations by the cruiser of the Waterbury Police Department fireworks get into way at dusk tonight And there's many many good viewing areas all around this community Take your time be patient with the traffic especially after the fireworks are over and you'll have a good time The not quite Independence Day parade celebration is underway has been underway for a few minutes now But it's finally reaching our venue our viewing vantage point here on Bank Hill in Waterbury And first of all a warm welcome and thank you to the Waterbury Police Department Duty all the time watching out for our community Leading the way as they have for so many years As Waterbury celebrates Independence Day in its own way many years ago It used to be on the Independence Day weekend and that as we mentioned earlier They decided to move it a week earlier to give everybody a shot at going to various Celebrations not competing with one another and it's worked out great People come from near and far to come to Waterbury For this week before Independence Day celebration and QID Lots of great food this year lots of great brews always lots of great music all things Vermont The theme for this year's parade It's a pretty broad category. So there should be some entries that cover a lot of different ways of looking at that Check your listings incidentally and listen to the party calendar on WDEV over the next several days Because we'll have announcements on where all the other celebrations are this week and next weekend There's plenty of them going on We'll be broadcasting parades in Warren Vermont We'll have our usual will be involved in the Moscow Parade providing the music on the radio a very interesting and unique Way of celebrating Independence Day for radio station inviting the community with boom boxes to march in their local parade That'll be next weekend and ladies and gentlemen Let this color guard Stand as the people that we honor as we honor America and thank the American Legion for their service These men and women of the American Legion over the years are the people that have kept America free and fought for our causes Around the world we welcome the American Legion of Waterbury and the color guard many thanks to the men and women who serve this country Decade in decade out Regardless of politics They stand up step forward and take the oath Again, we'd ask spectators to make sure you stay off the parade route So there's plenty of room for the parade itself to make its way through here Once again a big round of applause for the American Legion and the men and women who serve This year congratulations to Albert Karen our grand marshal There's a fellow who does a lot for the community a lot for the Boy Scouts Runs a great business here in town Albert Congratulations our grand marshal a truly patriotic individual Scots Phil Scots contingent here in the parade here today. They're green shirts Marching in the parade as they will no doubt in many parades. There he is I was wondering if he's actually here governor Phil Scott the governor of the state of Vermont Thank the governor for being here today to help us celebrate not quite independence day in the community of Waterbury And there's the big dog of the parade if you were wondering who the big dog is, there's the big dog Peter Welsh's contingent in the parade and the congressman himself here on a weekend away from Washington a big round of applause and welcome for Congressman Peter Welsh Beautiful day Come on Stevens marching in the parade Waterbury Democrats marching in the parade for the not quite independence day celebration And we welcome them. We talk about those who serve their communities day in day out And these independence day parades across the Green Mountain State as well as they're all across the country are a great opportunity to thank those this particular contingent celebrating 46 years the Waterbury ambulance service if you're not a member you should be Watch for that card in the mail when it comes right out of check and send it in Believe you me you'll not regret it the Waterbury ambulance service again It's important to note that the Waterbury fire department is a completely volunteer operation and here they come Let's give a big round of applause and a grateful thank you to all of those men and women who serve at the Waterbury fire department There's their utility vehicle That's going to be followed by rescue one and rescue two a Waterbury fire department Right front trunks all polished up with wax to look at spiffy They got the stars and stripes flying over Main Street They do a great job for us 365 days of the year Waterbury fire department. It's no small undertaking to volunteer to your local fire department You're in you're out They're there Ladies and gentlemen, we now welcome the community band Kind of applause for the community band. Ladies and gentlemen the Waterbury not quite Independence Day parade at celebration welcomes miss Vermont Aaron Connor Erin's from Bruteport Vermont. We welcome here her to our celebration Happy Independence Day celebration to miss Vermont Aaron Connor doing her job to represent The state of Vermont all over the state and most likely beyond the borders of the state of Vermont Next we have the Waterbury children's room saving our planet for Vermont's children the Waterbury children's room And they are green look at those as offense And that certainly is one of the things that could be considered all things Vermont Keeping it green Let's hear it for the Waterbury children's room. It is a gentleman boys and girls Grooves and bruise. It's all afternoon down at the bruise.com Try to say that five times fast We want to make you a there's Justin Blacklip with his entertaining tractor for sure He's done more than a few entertaining tractors over the years Congratulations to the Waterbury Waterbury Club We are so proud to have the Vermont National Guard here with us today. Thank you for your service Most recently, thank you and welcome home to Vermont step up and serve and they've done so admirably over the years And our nation knows when they need someone to go and do the job They can call on the Green Mountain Contingent the Vermont Army National Guard and the Air National Guard for that matter as well Hands-on science education comes to us from four wins nature group that's a book primary school Look at this look at their solar panel up there and they're saving the planet The hands-on science education That's your Brooke primary school made in this event and many others That school is a focal point of the community of Waterbury stars and stripes all along Main Street and maintain those flags We want to thank them for the work they've done And the organizers of course this event and many others the concert in the Park series the Waterbury River You want to see some good hockey some great competition Sports at its best. How about Harwood hockey? You'll certainly enjoy a Harwood hockey game next winter be sure to go to one right here at the ice Center in Waterbury You will not be disappointed From Montpelier senator and Cummings is here with us. Welcome to Waterbury senator We hope you're enjoying the not quite Independence Day parade and later on today the celebration of Kazan all day You're in the beautiful community of Waterbury if we conjured up a beautiful day for you today or what? Just about perfect. It looks like we're gonna have the Crustin of Waterbury and a little physical fitness demonstration coming our way. They're gonna haul a truck up Bank Hill We talked about earlier completing them on the Green Mountain Mile and how arduous that was for those runners Get this folks here. They come you got a chair man. You gotta give them support That's a level of fitness. I can't even begin to relate to music carry the way You know they tour many many parades around Vermont when they get up here to our location Please give them a big Waterbury warm welcome to the Hannaford Fife and drum core ice cream for various organizations and causes They employ a lot of people and they do a lot for the community And it's been a great many years Ben and Jerry's factory has been located right here in Waterbury We're glad to have it People who work at Ben and Jerry's take their role very seriously of serving the community and being a part of the community Yeah, the driver in particular looks like he's really into it chickens have become popular in Vermont Ben and Jerry's ice cream Looks like they're giving out some great treats along with the range route Jerry's ice cream music tonight at the Zen bar and we're told that poster That's a live stock on board. We welcome the Zen board Zen bar hot-picking party the Zen bar. Thanks for being here carts love those clouds But most importantly everyone loves the great work the Shriners do year in year out for children and others We are so proud of them and so thankful to them for everything that they do the Shriners Don't think for a moment that they're just a parade flow There's so much more than that and they're so meaningful their service to this entire region The Shriners for being in our parade hospitals for children Do such good work such important work? They don't ask for any thanks, but they deserve a great deal of gratitude from literally everyone There's hardly a family anywhere that has not been touched by the work done by the Shriners Shriners clowns always a favorite Do wheelies for us depends a parade and celebration now we have the Seminary Arts Center of Waterbury the summer art camps that they offer and Seminary Arts Center if we want to congratulate them for best use of theme in this year's parade everything Vermont Seminary Arts Center Congratulations Everything Vermont and the best use of that theme in their float with their Vermont strong license plate on the side Big whale tail that you'll see on top of the vehicle And also on the side of the interstate Got a whole steam on a bike on the back of course Seminary Arts Center of Waterbury best use of theme in the parade We're in a blue hat Go figure Marching to her old drummer 49 the mason's they're another organization that does a great deal of good all across Vermont and all around the country We welcome the mason's musky lodge number 49 Proud to be a mason free masonry making good men better the mason's and thank you for being in them Not quite Independence Day parade parade is complete without at least a few contingents from fire departments around the region Waterbury is here of course take her number one the Waterbury fire department The volunteers that are there standing by 24 hours a day 365 days a year year after year we thank them Ladies and gentlemen if you have not yet been to the new Waterbury public library on Main Street in Waterbury You need to go there. It's a state-of-the-art facility. It's beautifully run It's just a terrific place. You can spend time there.  We welcome the Waterbury library to today's parade What a great job they do the Waterbury public library built that new building here a little while ago and it's a Great place to go and have a cup of coffee enjoy some good company Some beautiful views out over the Dacro field and the forests out beyond the back of the river and enjoy a good book Take home a good book Such an asset to our community the Waterbury public library We've talked about fitness a couple of times here this morning. Here's some people that are fit the Central Vermont Gymnastics Academy These young people are doing some handstands and cartwheels for us or the vision of fitness Central Rock Gymnastics Academy Cartwheeling up Thank you on Main Street in Waterbury We've been talking about service to our community from a number of different organizations and service to the region the state and the country One organization that certainly provides a great deal of service to the community of Waterbury right on Stone Street in Waterbury They've touched so many lives over the years the Waterbury area senior center Great people doing a great job with meals on wheels Activities at the senior center. We thank them so much for being a part of this community And I would have said that even without the bribe of the cookies It's worth saying folks. We have one of the best communities in the entire world right here We welcome the volunteer fire departments from surrounding communities to our parade Middle sex volunteer fire department when there's a mutual aid call They all band together and provide the protection that we need Engine number six from the middle sex volunteer fire department I think it's safe to say when you talk about the community of Waterbury and the broader community of the state of Vermont There's a very lively arts community all across the Green Mountain State Here's the Green Mountain Performing Arts of Waterbury Let's hear it for the Green Mountain Performing Arts of Waterbury Again a big warm welcome to one of our surrounding communities volunteer fire departments from Bolton engine number one Welcome to Waterbury for the Bolton fire department comes engine number two Sparkling red white the sunshine of central Vermont the Bolton Volunteer fire department This is that a spectacular rescue squad represented in rescue one you want from the fire department Sends a big. Thank you. They say Waterbury recreation It's your to get nice and loud They've got some day camps going on Do you want to know more about it? I'm sure they'd love to hear from you Just fairly one of our surrounding community fire departments from Weitzfield the fire department of Weitzfield and Fauston Engine number five It's 1995 so but a car before us that's a military vehicle here in classic car show will take place this year in Stowe This contingent is the Vermont automobile enthusiasts. They've got 19 Units here. They're gonna have hundreds on the field in Stowe in just a month or so during August for the final show In Stowe, Vermont But don't be worried. The show is not going away. It's coming to Waterbury in classic car meet will be in Waterbury in 2018 right on farce field where our celebration is today Look forward to that a lot of big plans being put in place as they make the transition from stow down root 100 to the community of Waterbury for a great beginning and a new era for the Vermont antique and classic car meet Look forward to that in 2018 right here in Waterbury. Look at some of these beautiful vehicles. They brought in for us today Just a sampling what you'll see on the field in Stowe In what four or five weeks the first full weekend in August I believe it is 11th 12th military vehicles passenger vehicles pick up trucks large trucks. They've got them all There's a little Volkswagen convertible there Mercedes Benz convertible That's a pretty one. Let's see those headlights one more time the parade in Stowe already It's coming up folks. Enjoy it in Stowe. You'll be in the parade, right? Here's one that's always in the parade in Stowe the middle-sex electric Department with their beautiful truck military vehicles. I don't think the machine gun is functional, so don't worry about that But it probably was a green mountain military has been sprinkled in with the Vermont automobile enthusiasts Nothing like a big old black Cadillac in a parade. That's a beauty. Look at that sparkling in the sunshine Right at the very earliest beginnings of the big fin Beautiful Cadillac. Plymouth convertible. Who's that guy? Barbieri Chris Barbieri Executive director of the Vermont Chamber of Commerce He's got his Plymouth valiant in the parade. Here's a mail truck that's often in the parade in Stowe Waterbury in 2018. Well, this is your father's Buick More likely your grandfather's Buick. Perhaps your great-grandfather's Buick. And it's a Buick The great construction companies. Here's one of them. Griffin and Griffin. We welcome Griffin and Griffin to Waterbury 2017 not quite Independence Day Green Mountain Alliance Church Christian Alliance Church represented in the parade today They're just south of Waterbury In Duxbury or more town. I'm not sure which Nobody sure which Duxmore Berry we call it Another entry from one of our visiting fire departments from around the region. We welcome the more town fire department With engine number one. Welcome to more town Do you want a crowd pleaser in a parade? Go for mini horses. Donna Sherman brings mini horses to us And they're beautiful Donna Aren't they adorable? A lot of people enjoy the line dancing hobby around Central Vermont and they entertain a lot of people at events like this and many others The step in timeline Dancers I asked you how many of you were Cub Scouts when you were little raise your hands Cub Scouts Here we have Cub Scouts pack 711 all things Vermont they put together together a great float Cub Scouts pack 711 Waterbury Duxbury Chartered by the American Legion post 59 great float Cub Scouts great organization. Okay, no round of applause for these folks. Do you want you to laugh at them? The Waterbury improv troop give him a big laugh everybody ha ha ha Waterbury comedy troop and improv I don't want to scare anybody but we've got a dinosaur on the roof A T-Rex at that those T-Rex has been around town for a while now We have for the most patriotic entry in this year is not quite Independence Day Celebration parade paradise acres. Congratulations. Most patriotic Got that red white and blue pony over there everybody's wearing red white and blue and looking patriotic Neighbor it says on the front of the float Clyde Little more a little league Play ball Little League's a great institution in this country. There's a lot of young people a chance to get out and play ball Get out and support them. You want to watch a good ball game go to one of their ball games We got Mark Foster coming our way riding a mighty Mabel a ten-year-old Belgian mare. What a beautiful Steve Horses Want to thank everybody for coming out for the not quite Independence Day parade and the celebration Which will continue right into the evening hours tonight All the festivities take place down on farce field. That's good beer down there That's good music down there. Take the family enjoy yourself Gonna be a beautiful afternoon and hang around for the fireworks tonight get yourself a good vantage point to see the great fireworks display Enjoy not quite Independence Day We let the music carry the day here for a moment from the Crosshead Brook Middle School The marching band of the Crosshead Brook Middle School Crosshead Brook Middle School theme. What a great marching band the Crosshead Brook Middle School The final few entries in the Waterbury not quite Independence Day parade the Waterbury Mission Waterbury Mission reaching teaching and loving the world like Jesus the Waterbury Mission One of the many great houses of worship around the community of Waterbury, and they always do the cleanup They have for the last several years providing a service to this parade Service to the community that they love the Waterbury Mission Church the conclusion of the Waterbury Independence Day celebration Waterbury fire department Seth Warner engine company again a beautiful sparkling red fire truck here in the parade in Waterbury Many thanks to all the volunteers that provide the service that we so depend on year-in year-out and the Waterbury ambulance If you're not already a member of the Waterbury ambulance squad by all means sign up Your day will come and you'll be glad you did They've been serving this community for many years and they need your financial support All you have to do is be a member it doesn't cost much but it goes a long way in helping provide the service And the sheriff's department bringing us to the conclusion of the not quite Independence Day parade Ladies and gentlemen a big round of applause to all of the entries in today's parade And the shrine the Mount Sinai Shriners we hit you don't worry There you go Big shout out to the Waterbury Rotary Club for all that they do all year long Ladies and gentlemen have a great not quite Independence Day Celebration I'm Tom Beardsley along with Eric Michaels. We thank you for being here. It's a pleasure for us We hope you have a great and safe celebration this weekend and next weekend all across for bound. Thank you


Meanwhile, leadership and members of the Amos State Chapter of the People's Democratic Party have finally reacted on the recent campaign move, and backed on by seven members of its walking committee. Addressing newsmen at the party secretary, the financial secretary of the party, Bede Oji Madous, said the party had long waited for the exit of those who left. Also speaking, one of the lucky government party chairmen from Ohaji Abema, lucky government, Mr. Meka, said those who left are on the run knowing the wrong they committed, but the long-term of the law will always catch up with them. We realize that some of those that left, including the deputy chairman, Mr. Martin Seju, and the state secretary, Mr. Rea Manga, we are neck deep in election management for the party in the last election, particularly with regard to recruitment of hard health staff and submission of their names to INEC. So it appears to the party that in anticipation of what the report we are waiting may say, some people may be out to avoid the long-hand of the law. But we want to assure our party members and the immunolites that as soon as the party committee submits their report that it will be critically approved and nobody can run away from its part yet. We wrote a letter addressed to the National Working Committee and the question that the State Working Committee learned the account of the proceeds that was generated after the sales were formed in the states. And it has to this past presidential and state assembled election. We believe we know and that is why they run away. But I want to also tell the whole world that with the support of all the chairman, after the visitation, they will now go scoffery. If they like, they should run to the cure party. As part of that, we must move on with the party activities. Alongside on this day as well, the vote of confidence was passed to our National Secretary and the PDB of Singapore of the 11th of September 23 by the 27th, L.O.J. leaders of our party who are here. Going forward, we are not moved by the recent infections in our party.


In today's video, we're opening up the new Walmart mystery box. What's up, guys? We're back with another epic Walmart mystery box opening. And you may have noticed that there's no vlog portion at the beginning of this video. That's because I couldn't find any of these. Fortunately, Drew, a viewer of the channel, did find a few and he hooked me up with six of these boxes. We're going to have plenty to open today. Pretty excited for that. So shout out to Drew. Let him know in the comments that you appreciate it. We do have a giveaway for this video. I'm giving away all the polls that we pull in this video. So make sure to like the video, be subscribed, turn on notifications. Thank you in the comments and let me know what you think about these mystery boxes. All right, let's just check these things out. So these are supposedly available. Walmart, not for me, but I guess for some other people. So we have two packs inside. It appears look for legacy packs one in two, two booster packs and one collectable 10. They have a dual alliance on there and then invasion of chaos. If those are the two packs, that's kind of fire. So I hope that's the case. And then these pins are pretty awesome with the dark magician and the blue eyes. So I'm and then we got flames destruction, dark crisis. That would not be as good. So hopefully it's these two and, you know, inside. I don't know, duals alliance is kind of vintage to this point. So that feels like a double, you know, double win right there. So let's see what we get in our first box. These are very similar to, I think I have a couple of them. These are very similar like hanger box version to these from, I guess these were last year at this point where you could get like the L O B versus the, you know, fusion destiny and stuff like that. And then they would have like the special editions sometimes inside of them, which I think this one does. If you can tell it's kind of, you know, chunkier. So yeah, this kind of reminds me of those, but we'll have to see if these are better or not. All right. The best way, I think I used to open them like this. I think this is the way you're supposed to open them. Let's see if we can get our pin out first, if I can find it. Okay. I think I found it. This is, it was bigger than expected.  Not going to lie. This is kind of fire. Yeah. This is super sick. I'm definitely throwing this on my backpack. You better watch out guys. When I'm walking around with this, people are going to be intimidated. That's all I'm saying. Okay. Let's see what packs we got.  It's a dark savior's. Okay. Not too crazy there. Five card pack, but there's some cool secret rears in here. Let's see what we can get. We have, yeah, I was worried it was at the beginning. It's not at the beginning. We've got the Hercules base, vampire retainer, the dark graver. That's a pretty solid card. Okay. Not bad. Armageddon knight also really good for those, you know, dad decks and like Edison and stuff. And then a vampire's desire secret rare. Okay. Nothing too insane there. Also, I didn't say the beginning. I think these are $15 each, I believe I paid a little bit more than that because, you know, of course, I had to, you know, pay for the guy to not make nothing and all that stuff. So, and then shipping and everything. So I paid a little bit more than that. But if you do pick them up, I think they're like 15 bucks. Soul fusion first edition. We didn't get a legacy pack. It's one and two though. So hopefully we get three out of five. So a little bit above, you know, when we do it. Okay. I think it's, let's just do three. I don't know what it is. Let's do that. We have a crusadius spa fa deplexer chimera. We've got the salman great mirror, world wand, incantation, books down the cotton eater down a wrestler capatera. We've got the herald of the abyss. So it looks like it was four from the back. If you count the rare, just a superhero. Kind of nice shine there though. Not bad, but I will say that wasn't a great special edition. However, we did get a really cool pen. I wonder if it's just this and our magician or their other ones. Like, did we actually get luckier? Is it like every other one you get one of those? All right. Second box went in and took the plastic off because it's I'm just very annoying to deal with. Let's see what we can get. Are we going to get another blue eyes? We're going to get a dark magician. What's the deal with the pen? We have a pot of green. That is so cool. So I guess it's not just dark magician blue eyes. That is insane. I'm okay. Look, I said, let's put it on my backpack. Then I remember we're giving these away. So I can't actually do that. I'm going to have to get some for myself at some point because these are fire. Okay. I'm pretty hyped up about those. Those pins are pretty awesome. I'm not going to lie. Let's see what else we got. We got maximum crisis. We could get an ash blossom. Okay. It's not first ed unfortunately, but we could still get an ash blossom, which I have pulled once or I've pulled multiple times, but it was on one specific live stream when we opened like 300 packs. But other than that, I've never pulled it. Let's see if we can pull one right here out of a random pack of apocalypse. We've got a swordsman ladybug. We've got the loss of ambrace, the pendulum show. This reminds me of regular show. And when that episode, I don't know if you guys have seen it, but when they are in like the Chuckie cheese thing and then there's like the robots that are like, they like stole something 10 years ago. I don't know if you haven't seen the show. It sounds ridiculous. Show is ridiculous, but it's funny. Okay. But honestly, the price for these is, I mean, if these are 15, it's kind of insane because like these pins, I mean, there's two packs, which are like four bucks each or whatever. I mean, at retail, that's eight bucks. And then this, which is probably a dollar each, something like maybe two. It's probably $5 overpriced. But yeah, I get it. I get it. Okay. Oh no, no, not another non-legacy background. Shadows of Mahalo. This is first edition. I can't even remember what you can get in here. I know there's Valkyries, but like, does anyone even play those? I really don't know. We have Urgent Ritual Art. Okay. Magical Meltdown. Alistair. Oh yeah, there is Alistair stuff in here. That's what's in here. I knew there was something good in here. We've got a Armor Ninjutsu Art of the Wrist, the Rustmist, Wristmust. We've got Ninjutsu Art of Super Transformation. Gateway to Chaos. That is a beautiful looking card. Yeah, this card is, I mean, it's not crazy. It was good in dual links for a little bit, but beautiful looking card at least. All right, Boxster. I kind of destroyed that one, trying to open it. Whoops. Okay, let's see if we get a different pin this time. We have another Pot of Greed. Okay, we've got Pot of Greed Numero Dose. Not too crazy, but I do like the Pot of Greed. I think it's honestly pretty amazing looking. What else can we get? These both feel small. That means that's probably bad. Oh no, wait, where are the Legacy Packs? Didn't they say one and two? One and two? Are we getting scammed? Oh no. One and two boxes. We're not getting a Legacy Pack. We got Shadow Vampire. We got the Fur Hire card. Hornet Drones, Shizuku, and we've got the Sagita Maverick Fur Hire. I don't know, no one ever really used this one because it wasn't in dual links. So, you know, that's the only deck of Fur Hire I know, but I don't know if they use it in the real game. Next pack, Please Be Legacy. It's both dark saviors. We're getting scammed. I say that, okay, let me just clarify. I'm joking. Because I always do that as a joke and then people think I'm being serious. So I'm not being serious. We're just getting unlucky right here. We've got Vampire Red Baron. We've got the Horn of the Phantom Beast, Mirror Force, very nice. Got a quick booster and we have Vampire's Domain. This was pretty crazy and also dual links for a while. Oh wait, we have six of these, not five. I was thinking we had five for some reason. So far, okay, if we pull the next three Legacy Packs, then we will even out at the odds of one and two. So hopefully we do get the odds because so far we have zero Legacy Packs. Which speaking of Legacy Packs, I bet the makers of this, wait, let's check if this was MJ Holding or not. Yeah, it was MJ Holding. You can see MJ Holding Company, LLC. MJ Holding is probably not happy. Actually, they probably are happy about the new reprints for Legacy Packs so they can just buy a million of them and then four or five years they can make more mystery products and people are like, ooh, Legacy Packs and they'll buy them. Cause right now it'll make these less desirable cause there's already accessible Legacy Packs but then in a few years it'll be crazy. All right, fourth box. Give us some better luck. Give us a Legacy Pack. We have in the pin another Blue Eyes, White Dragon. We still don't have the Dark Magician yet so we're still looking for that. I guess there's only three of them. I don't know, that's just my guess. Maybe we're just getting doubles. Who knows? Maybe one of these, one's a skinny pack so that's Dark Saviors, of course. So if you like Dark Saviors, this is your set. This is your mystery box cause you're gonna get it every time. Curry Bandit, nice. Kigari from the Skystrakers, we got Area Zero. I guess people like Skystrakers so they probably do like that set. Mystic Tomato and, oh, engage the original Secret Rare. It's unlimited, just got a reprint so it's probably only a few bucks but actually I think when we did the Twitch box spends $1,000 on TCG Player. Go check that out by the way cause a lot of you guys didn't watch that so it's a fun video.  This is gonna be a vote. I have a feeling what's gonna happen on this one. We got some real voters, we got some memeers. I feel like the chat is in meme mode right now. That's what I'm feeling right now, meme mode. Go check it out, give it a chance. I'm pretty sure that this was the original printing and this first edition was like $14 so maybe the unlimited's a few bucks. We'll have to see. It'll pop up on the screen, of course. So honestly, Das is not that bad of a pack cause a lot of people like Skystrakers or you hate it, it's one of the two. Okay, last pack out of here, B Legacy. I guess that counts as legacy. So I guess they have started counting these as legacy which kind of sucks. I was hoping they didn't so you could get this and a legacy pack. But this is still an awesome pack. I'm excited about this. Can we get the ghost jar? I think I still need it for my binder. Probably need the Ulti as well. I have never pulled like anything good out of the set, like ever. Well I did pull the cover card when we opened like a hundred packs of it in Ultimate Rare, so that was pretty good but other than that, I mean we opened a lot of packs that time but other than that it's been terrible. Gaia, we got the Skeeter Skimmer. We got the Rituals. Alpha, we got Swordfish. Hippo Carnival. Chain Dispel. Pans are dragging, the card's kind of crazy and Fishboard Doctor, the Street Continues of Nobles. Two mystery boxes to go. Let me know in the comments how you feel about these. So far I'm kind of iffy on these. I don't know yet. We'll give our final judgment at the end. It's garbage. Okay, fifth mystery box. What will our pin be? We still need the Dark Magician.  Another Blue Eyes. Okay, he can't be mad. It's the three Blue Eyes of Kaiba, so very nice. He's gonna make the Blue Eyes Ultimate. Two packs, did we get another legacy? Can't tell, what is this? Oh, we got two large packs, which is interesting because I can tell the difference between the nine card and the five card because it's one skinnier. They both felt like they're nine card packs, so we got a Dual Solanance. Maybe we'll get two of those, that'd be pretty sick. I'm gonna do three from the back again. Here we go, we have the Super Every Samurai Swordsman. Vega, Fishboard Doctor. We got the Super Every Samurai Blue Roller I can't speak, Battle Guard King. Chaos Seed, also my voice is going away. Swordfish, we got the Flash Knight. Is it next? Is it Ghost Rare? No, it's a Yang-Zing Unleashed. Okay, nothing too crazy. Second pack is, okay, Flames of Destruction. We haven't seen this one yet. Could it get an Imperm? I don't think I've ever pulled one of the, or an Imperm out of a Random Flames of Destruction pack. So this would be cool to do. Cause this was before I opened like tons of cards, like, cause there was no Starlights or anything. There was no reason to. All right, we got the Traits Familiar. Protron, Element Saber. Ana, the Spirit, Dead Heat, Trinity. We got the Trickstar Bellamadonna. That's an Ultra Rare. Okay, that's not bad. Nightmare Mermaid. I don't even remember that card. And then Yajiro Invader. So we will take that Ultra Rare, not bad at all. Final Mystery Box of these new Mystery Boxes. Then I will give my take on what I think about them. Here we go. We have Red Eyes. They do have other ones. That Red Eyes looks insane. I love these. They're so good. Okay, these pins are winning me over. Okay, two more packs. See what I can feel. Feels like this is a smaller pack. A Dark Saviors. Can we get another, I guess, Engage? What's the best card in here besides Engage? It probably is Engage to be honest, isn't it? We have a Mystic Tomal too. Very cool. Spell Power of Grass. Foolish Burial Good. It's not a bad card. Sky Striker Aerospace Area Zero. Man, that's a lot of area and area, okay? It's very difficult. And then Sky and Striker, we have Vampire Domination. So much vampire stuff that just never really took off. And the final pack from Mystery Boxes, let's see. Oh, another Duelist Alliance. So weird, we're getting Duelist Alliance instead of like regular reprints. So it's actually kind of better because these are less accessible because coming up with the reprint of Duelist Alliance, you're not gonna be able to get those. So very interesting. We have the Monarch Stormforth, Decent. We have Satellar Knight Vega. The Exchange of Night and Day. Battle Guard Rage, Recover. Number 58. Oh, Satellar Knight Deneb, okay, Ultra Rare. That's pretty good. And then a Seer, the branch of the Burning Abyss and Fishborg Doctor. That's not bad at all. We'll take an Ultra Rare. All right, so overall for the price of $15, you get two packs and then you get one of these pens. Honestly, I really like these pens. I'm guessing they're not too expensive, but maybe if there are a bunch of different ones, they could go for a couple of bucks. Then you get yourself potentially a Duelist Alliance pack, which is really cool. The other pack like Dark Saviors is probably on their worth like two or three dollars. So I'm guessing overall the value of this box is about 10 bucks. They're spending about 15 for like 10. So it's not that crazy. You're losing a little bit of money. That's kind of the case with Mystery Boxes most of the time. What I really don't like about this one is there's not a lot to open. There's only two packs. On the bigger ones where you get like five or six packs, I prefer that because it feels like you're getting more for your like 25 or maybe 30 that you spend. Here it's only, it's 15 bucks for kind of not a lot of packs. However, I am a fan of some of the packs that they have in there like Invasion of Chaos, Duelist Alliance and the pens. So if I were to grade this, I would give this like a C plus to a B minus Mystery Box for what you can expect for Walmart Mystery Boxes. Not for like a custom one or anything, but for Walmart, I give this like probably a C plus. I think it's okay. It's not necessarily worth your money, but if you do buy it, you're not going to be completely disappointed. So I'm going with C plus. Let's throw that out there. We're going to maybe do this for more Mystery Boxes coming up. So if you guys enjoy the video, make sure to subscribe to the channel for more epic content like this. Shout out to Toenfo Show, Daxer, JT Show, Puffins of Doom, Ernesto Deanna, Dizzy, Flexi Boy, Hoppus, Choice 333, Missycle, James Jance, TCG Chuster Cards, America Deutcher, Supreme, Sage 21, Frankie Martinez, Annetai Show, Ian Moosa, Junior Barting, Mimic Echo, Shadowfall, and Thomas McLean. 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Before we start that, just want to big thank you to Diane and the whole team that helped put this together. We're going to have, as Diane mentioned also, we've got some of the lightning panels after. There's still more swag. There's actually a raffle, so hope you will stay for all of that. But do want to open it up first for the audience here. As we said, we've got, if there's any of the sessions that you ruminated on a little bit and want to ask some follow-up questions, we've got data science specialists, security specialists, areas from all over the communities. So please, if there's questions, let's start there. Don't be shy. So Clayton, maybe we're going to come to you, because you have no shortage of conversation typically. So just a quick introduction, hopefully most of the people in the room saw your presentation, the KCP stuff earlier, just what you're working on these days and yeah. Sure. Clayton Coleman, I used to be the OpenShift Architect, and now there's a plethora of leads and architects. And I've kind of stepped up a little bit to look at problems across the whole ecosystem and OpenShift is built on Linux, it's built on top of OpenStack and virtualization and public clouds and private clouds. So I spend a lot of my time kind of in that space that Stu mentioned, trying to think about how we can do more to support the pieces coming together. And so KCP and some of the stuff I talked about earlier today is an attempt at least to look at patterns that we all are hitting. And actually, the real call to participation is, come find me today in this meeting if you have questions about patterns that you'd like to see more broadly applied, patterns that you noted that are important to you. There's a whole host of things that come up every time I've had a conversation with anyone about this topic, and it's kind of that part of open source, which is, it really is important for people to say what they're doing, because frankly, everyone doing this stuff is much better at it and knows the trade-offs, knowing those trade-offs actually helps us make better decisions about what we invest in, where we devote effort. I was having a talk with Keith McClellan of CockroachDB earlier, and a lot of cases that challenges that customers are having setting up CockroachDB and hybrid environments boil down to very simple things that we can improve, pretty low down the stack that if someone brings it up, it almost always is, well, this is an obvious thing that we can do to improve how customers and partners and community members work together to find the small wins, and actually those small wins can have big impacts. So, you know, this is the best time possible to ask those questions. Great. If you would pass in your microphone up front there, and Peter, maybe if you don't mind standing just to say hi, just because I'm just looking at the camera angle, it helped a little bit. But, yeah. Hey, everyone. My name is Peter Hunt. I'm a senior software engineer, and I work primarily with Cryo and like the node-level stuff. Sometimes run C, sometimes a cubelet, sometimes podman if I'm feeling fun. So, yeah. All right. We'll just go down the line here. Sure. I'm going to just remove my mask because it's hot and difficult to speak. But, hey, everyone. I'm Oindrila Chatterjee. I work as a data scientist in the team AI Center of Excellence within the office of the CTO at Red Hat. And we work on various emerging trends in AI and ML within our team. And I spent the past year working on building AI and AI ops tools for CICD data while building these solutions and tools on OpenShift. So, yeah, that's a little bit about me. I'll hand it over. Hello, everyone. I'm Akanksha Duggal and I'm also a data scientist in the AI ops team at the center of excellence. I am based in Boston and I've been working on the AI for CI project. That is a tool that helps you monitor your CICD processes. And I'm also a data scientist who leverages all the open source and platforms that Red Hat provides us as data scientists. So that's pretty much about me. Hi, hello, everyone. My name is Hugo. I'm part of the product team that is part of the applications group. So we are doing all the workloads on top of OpenShift from Kafka to API management that you've seen in the previous session. So if you have any questions on running your applications, your integration, your APIs and Kubernetes on OpenShift, just let us know. Hey, everyone. Andrew Block coming to Singlish Architects with Red Hat Consulting. I work with customers across the globe to implement container solutions, OpenShift, anything. So over the course of time, I've probably seen it. The good and the bad. So if you have any questions, come on over and I'm happy to have a chat with you. Hi, I'm Annette Cluette. I'm with the platform group and recently I've been working on multi-cluster disaster recovery, especially how it applies to using like Rook stuff to do mirroring. And in particular, also advanced cluster management orchestrating all of that. Thanks. Hi, folks. Kirsten Newcomer. I lead the security pillar product management team. That includes Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security. So we focus on ensuring that OpenShift is hardened by default, that we provide automated, give you the ability to automate compliance with security and regulatory controls, with the compliance operator continuously investing, working closely with the CTO's office on things like Key Lime for Attestation, SigStore, also with Andy Block on SigStore, kind of making it easier to add signing into the CICD process. Did somebody say slow down? Oh, okay. It was the other room. So tons of stuff, plus runtime security, working upstream with Coob Security Sig also as they work to replace pod security policies. We're going to continue to support security context constraints in OpenShift, but also work to with things like OpaGateKeeper, Kyverno, and as the community evolves the pod security, which is the new name for what's going to replace pod security policies, drives me nuts. We'll be working on that too. Runtime behavioral analysis, deep observability, all sorts of stuff coming your way. Come find me if you have questions. Hi, I'm Karina Angel. I'm on the OpenShift product management team. I cover CloudPacks, which our IBM is one of our largest partners. So it kind of covers a lot of areas and the lessons that we've learned in implementing and running CloudPacks on OpenShift have really helped the rest of the product. So you'll find areas just across OpenShift that are just better for what we have learned with CloudPacks. And I also cover some upstream work, open cluster management. Talked about earlier today, that's going into Sandbox for CNCF, KubeBert, a lot of people are interested in KubeBert right now. That one, we're getting into incubation, Helm, and I also work with Andy Block. So I think almost everybody knows Andy. I'm a Helm maintainer as well, and we have a talk tomorrow morning. So, yeah, so cover a lot of different aspects. Hi, I'm Daniel, I'm technical marketing major, most likely developer advocate at Rahat. And I spend a lot of time to evangelize the Kubernetes delivery application like Quarkus and Spring Boot, and also like a data group or something like that on Kubernetes and OpenShift, of course. And also, I'm responsible CNCF ambassador and specifically this KubeCon, I'm responsible serverless track chair. So I specialize the serverless and the service mesh to integrate the cloud network application. Yeah. That's it. Thank you, Daniel. So let me see. We actually got a question from the virtual, Diane had fed into us from Hoppin. I'm waiting for her to type it in. So I've got a piece, but just real quick, as I told you at the beginning, my name is Stu Miniman. I joined Red Hat one year ago today. I'm on the OpenShift product marketing team. I do lots of executive meetings with our customers. I was an analyst for a decade, so I do a lot to talking to our press and analysts. If you would attend to this show, I was one of the hosts of the Kube for basically since they started that decade ago. So exciting times, everyone here, one of the nice things if you made it here in person is we have a little more bandwidth to meet and talk and go a little bit deeper. As Clayton said, this is like the hallway track that we've all been missing and you get to do it like all week. And that's mostly who showed up here. So we really appreciate you all coming. Also if you know people that are looking for jobs, Red Hat is hiring. There's a hiring social Thursday morning. If you hadn't heard about it, please let them know. I know the technical marketing team, we've actually got like five more associate level positions open. And yeah, yeah, right, product management and engineering, there are a lot of openings. So it's good times. Please look them up and just find anybody at Red Hat. We love to help connect people and tell them that. But I did the question that came in now is with many products interacting with each other, how to maintain the SLDC lifecycle across both product and operating system. So yes, that's fun. And we might get you go to weigh in as well. I don't know. So it's a large team and there are a lot of a lot of parts. So we do quarterly planning. We have to kind of do relatively relative alignment between rel releases, right? Rel Core OS is built from rel binaries. So OpenShift 4.8 uses rel 8.4 binaries. 4.9 will also use 8.4 binaries. 4.9 is coming out any day. And then ACM has aligned their releases with OpenShift releases. So just as Kube has gone to three times a year, so will OpenShift. And ACM releases typically about two weeks after that. ACS right now is moving from a three week release cadence to a six week release cadence. And we'll be figuring out kind of over the next year, whether we're going to maintain that or get more closely aligned with OpenShift. We'll kind of see how that goes. And then most of the key components line up. So like service mesh releases pretty close to an OpenShift release. OpenShift data foundation is slightly different release cycle. Somebody else here might know better than I, but delayed a little bit. Annette would know. OpenShift data foundation, which used to be OpenShift container storage. Pretty much tries to line up with OpenShift, but usually we're a little bit off, a little bit delayed compared to the OpenShift release. So we keep working at it. We have a lot of coordination across the teams. We have a large program management team also that kind of helps with that. If there are more specific questions or individual pieces that you care about, let us know. But we do have life cycle pages that lay this out on redhat.com, redhat OpenShift life cycle. And then also it will have a reference to layered solutions. All right. Any other questions? Hi. So this might be a slightly tough questions, but you have enough people. So a few years ago before the world change, I remember the big discussion was how Kubernetes is boring and all this. I always knew that was kind of BS because there's so much to do. And for me, I see three areas. And I want you guys to talk about specifically what redhat is trying to do. So one is like multi-tenancy and scaling. And obviously you talked about some of it, but I haven't seen anything done around multi-tenancy so that instead of having everybody solve multi-tenancy themselves for large scale SaaS, it can be part of the system. Another one is security. And obviously there's a lot of discussion on security. But one that's sort of hot is this code signing chains, like six store and so on. And that's certainly hopefully something that's already in the line. And last thing is ease of use because every single customer I talk to, and I talk to hundreds, everybody says how difficult it is once you don't have any enough experience, obviously. So those three areas, if you can speak to that. We got the whole week to cover that one, right? Yeah. So I'll take the first one real quick. So multi-tenancy is one of those things that, I mean, even before Kubernetes, before any, even before we had namespaces, right? A redhatter helped drive the design of namespaces in Kube quota limit ranges. We spent a lot of time on security context constraints, pod security policy evolved. There are only certain problems that can be solved inside a Kube cluster. And so part of the talk from earlier and where we're trying to think of is what are the pieces of multi-tenancy that are useful? And you asked a very good question earlier about federation. The thing that federation lacked was any real concept of how you break apart the individual problems so that you can evolve those independently. And I'll give an example here. So if you have 70 clusters, you have 70 different versions of operators, software, API, lifecycle, you can automate those to bring them into alignment. But each one of those is a unique failure domain. And that's how Kube is designed. What I'd like to see, and I think what we're kind of gearing up is there's small efforts, medium-sized efforts, and big efforts. I want to talk about the big effort. The big effort really is to help us do API evolution at the large scale. So imagine that you have a integration that you want to roll out to, let's say, 10,000 applications. How do you roll that out safely? You need to decide who's going to test it first. How do you test it close to production? How do you roll that out in a controlled fashion? What happens when someone is using one field, one very specific combination of behavior, and you break it?  What if that issue only emerges later? How do you work backwards from that event? So there's a lot of problems inside a Kube cluster, CRD's extension of Kube. We're never going to support tenancy within a cluster of APIs, different APIs for different namespaces, because it's a fundamental characteristic of Kube. And that's partially what drove that higher layer question is, we can take those concepts. We can take a chunk of APIs with namespaces, and RBAC, and all that magic with the existing Kube APIs, and we can break it up into little pieces. I think that's one of the ingredients that we need to have available of the ability to say I might have 10,000 teams, 100,000 teams. And your question about scale is increasingly organizations run the gamut, they might have one team, or they might have 100,000 teams. And Kube solves a part of that problem. In open source, a lot of us actually recreate those same problems over and over again. How do we hand out resources to teams? How do you give people access to Cloud account? How do you parcel out infrastructure? How do you do cost management? How do you give access to certain APIs to some people, like the ability to create clusters and take it away from others? We would, I would really like to, and this is a key part of our investigation in KCP, is try to break those little chunks up so you can say, I get an API space that feels Kube-like that I can do all the things in. I can add new APIs, but those are mine. Then I can go to the next level, scale them out. That's like the big change, but below that would be, okay, well then that would help us in ACM. That would help us in Argo. That would help us in CI. How do you give people access to new types of APIs? Like maybe you get part of the API for pipelines, but not the other part. We don't have a lot of tools to control access above a cluster. And so there's an element of investment in that area. And as we go down further in the stack, there will be implications to it, but I really do think that you can't build multi-tenancy into Kube as it is without breaking too much of what we do. So we're gonna try and take Kube and list it up to that higher level. I think that, yeah, that's a great summary. And also we're also investing in separation of control plane and data plane, which is another significant area that enables serious multi-tenancy, right? And give our large customers the ability to have a control plane that can manage multiple cluster data planes. So existing multi-tenancy, as Clayton said, there are limitations to what we can do, but there's still a lot there. SC Linux, SCCs, RBAC, namespaces, a lot of things in place, and a lot of investment going on in Red Hat to really enhance that space. I'm gonna ask Andy to talk about the SIG Store question. You read my mind, you read my mind. So as you know, SIG stores and projects that Red Hat is being actively involved in from a product management side, Kirsten will certainly attest to that we're doing a lot of work within Red Hat to bring a lot of those tools into our ecosystem. So in the future, you're gonna start seeing more of those part of the product itself, everything from the fundamental Red Hat Enterprise Linux core OS layer, all the way up through OpenShift container platform, as well as the container of just one aspect of your entire software supply chain. Looking in aside from your container image, you wanna also think about how are you protecting the source code? How are you packaging all your dependencies? That is just something you need to think about and something that we'll be working with the open source community as a whole to help evolve the concept of an S-bomb and other tools similar to that. So begin to look out, some good stuff is on the way. Easy to use is one of the hardest problems, I think, which is what are we trying to make easy? And one of the things we often notice is there's so many different ways of making things easy. OpenShift actually from the very beginning was about trying to streamline that different process. That was Paz was really an attempt to make the first experience simple and to keep it at that high level. Fortunately, reality is a lot messier and the Paz that we ended up with is this wealth of different choices. Some people may wanna trade Tecton or Argo for Jenkins or a more opinionated build flow. A focus for us will be trying to bring together an experience that makes the application development story that we're all using, a little bit more effective and well integrated. But I think there's some real, I think this is a hard problem that is a combination of the need for capability within our ecosystem, combined with every additional bit makes things more complex. And it's where those things intersect that it really gets hard. The power of a Tecton pipeline. Tecton pipelines are pretty darn powerful, but they can't do everything when you need to cross out of that. How much do you abstract pipelines for your organization? And I think we're always looking at this. Our focus probably in the near to midterm is trying to build experiences around those common paths that I mentioned, looking for ways of, what are the common patterns that work for 75, 80% of users and really drilling down on experiences that try to hide details that are there. And if everybody stopped asking for new exciting features that make all this stuff, I think this would get easier. But then that would be boring, as you said, and we wouldn't have much to do. And we wouldn't go to KubeCon because there'd be no point. I'm gonna add to that. So with each release, we have a lot of product managers and a lot of engineering teams, right? Just covering the entire platform. With each release as Kubernetes is maturing, as OpenShift continues to mature, that gives the teams opportunities to further make it simpler, right? Because hard is easy. Some bite. That's a quarter of the weekend. Thank you, thank you. And easy is actually very difficult. So yeah, like I said, like each release, every team is looking at this. And you can see it with each time, like four nine, when you start playing with it, you'll see like there's different aspects that are easier. I talked earlier about how Argo, like just the UI is just simplifying the different UIs and not having to go different places to do things. Yeah. And it's that across the entire platform. So just wanted to add that. We did get another question online from courtesy of Diane. It ties in a little bit to some of this, but something we all look at is developers, what do they need to be aware of and think about for future fixes? This question specifically asking about security risk and vulnerabilities, what container images they're using in building and vulnerability drift at runtime. So I think a couple of our presentations today on GitOps covered a little bit of it, but yeah, Andy, Kirsten, you know. I'll start and Andy, I'm sure we'll weigh in. So one of the things we talk about internally, a certain amount is that, is the state of vulnerability scanners, which is frankly a challenge, right? One of the things folks are dealing with is an overwhelming amount of vulnerability data that comes out of scanning an image, et cetera. And so there are a couple of angles to take. One is for the developer, the earlier you can find the information, the easier it is to fix. So using things like IDE plugins with sneak data available to you from Red Hat with your OpenShift subscription really can help.  If you're using a Red Hat base image as part of your custom build, you know, that'll give you data that links to fixes as well, but it's still overwhelming. So there's a supplement you can look at. Like if you can scan, leverage something like Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security or some of our other security partners that give you runtime behavioral analysis and runtime context. I mean, you don't wanna wait until then, but leverage that data, leverage, use it on your test cluster, right? Don't wait till production, use those tools in your test cluster so you can see which vulnerability, which pods are actually exposed to the internet if it were going to be exposed to the internet, right? And contextualize and get a little bit more information to help inform your focus and do some risk assessment. I work with a lot of development teams at different organizations. And one of the key challenges I see is they're just getting into containerization still. I mean, some of us in the room, they've been doing containers for many years. Some organizations still are at their infancy or pretty young in them. The challenge we see is that you involve the security team too late, which is why you caused your developers to bang their heads on the desk multiple times because they will spend hours and hours developing the best code ever. It works fine in development, et cetera. They don't actually turn on scanning until they hit towards production.  If you tell them ahead of time using tools like Kirsten mentioned, IDE plug-in scanning tools, make it easier for developers to become self-sufficient as well as self-aware so they can better with themselves because anything that they can do to get the process down faster, get releases out faster, will then make their product managers even happier. I was actually gonna touch on a point there talking about moving things left in the pipeline. One of the things I think has been most successful about open-sources when we pick technologies and patterns that actually force ourselves to, they both make a problem more obvious and they make it easy for us to get in our path. And so a lot of the things that move security left is you're taking a lot of frustration among a few people early and you're distributing it all the way out to the people who actually ultimately are the ones who are gonna have to make the calls on what makes that sense. And so I think a lot of the process when we talk about ease of use is can we get a commonality where people see this kind of information early in their process? IDEs is a great place for it. Can you move the problem to a closer to the actual person who's affected? Sometimes that means that the net annoyance is actually higher than one security person who's at the end of the day trying to make things but it scales better. And ultimately that frees that security person to go deal with the actual problems like real vulnerabilities, improving the process. So again, a lot of what we can do in open source is help build in these parts of our process to the tools and the technologies so that we don't ask the question, should I scan, it happens automatically. All right, well, I wanna thank everyone on the panel, the speakers today and everybody participating today. Thank you so much. Thank you.