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Hey guys, Dylan Schumacher, Citadel Defense, and this is part two of cleaning and lubing guns. This time we're going to do a pistol. We're going to use a Glock 19 as an example here because it's one of the more common handguns. Most modern handguns are going to function the same, okay? So there will be some way to disassemble the firearm for Glock. It's incredibly simple, right? For the rest of them, you might have to look that up in your owner's manual, okay? And from there, again, most modern guns are going to break down into three or four pieces and that's about it. You'll have the frame, the barrel, the spring, and then the slide assembly here, okay? Cleaning a pistol is incredibly simple and really should take you just a couple of minutes. It'll take me longer because I'm going to talk you through it. But the first thing I like to do is I will take the barrel, put it in the cup, and I will just pour some solvent down it, okay? Because I like to run a bore snake through my pistol barrels. If you don't have to, some people won't do that at all, they won't really bother to clean the barrel. And that's fine. Let's, again, personal preference to me, but I'll just run some solvent down the barrel. I'm going to run a bore snake through there in a minute. The thing you probably need the most attention is the upper here. So I will just dip my handy-dandy toothbrush here in some of that solvent, and then I'm just going to kind of generally brush all the crud and big gunk out of here. Again, I'm not trying to get it perfectly clean. I'm just trying to get the big chunks of carbon and any other build-up out of here, okay? Once that's done, I'll take a cloth, generally wipe that down. When you're cleaning your gun, it's always a good idea to inspect and make sure that everything seems in good working order, make sure nothing's out of order, okay? Spray, not much to do with that, just wipe it off, okay? Problem solved there. In here, same thing, I'm just going to take my toothbrush, I'm just going to brush any good gunk out of here, just get the rails all clean, get the kind of inner parts all clean, then I'll gently use a rag, wipe that off. Make sure not to bend any parts that don't need to be bent, okay? Don't break anything, be a little delicate with what you're doing here. Now when it comes to lubing the pistol, lubing pistols is pretty simple. So there are four metal rails here, two, three, four, and that's where we're going to end up putting the lube, okay? I'm going to run a bore snake through my barrel and then we'll lube this up and reassemble. So again, I will use a bore snake, okay? Can find it on Amazon. I'm just going to run that through that barrel one time. Always go back to front, okay? Don't go front to back, that would be bad, okay?  That's just a personal preference thing, nothing says you have to do that. But I would just at least wipe it off, okay? Once that gun is disassembled, or excuse me, once it's cleaned we'll reassemble it. So I'll place the barrel back in there and I'll place the spring back in there. Now when it comes to lube, again we're just going to lube those four rails. Alternatively, you could put lube in the actual slide on the slide part, okay? And that would work as well. It's really personal preference. I've always just lubed the rails, so that's what I'm going to do. Doesn't take a lot, okay? I'm just trying to put a dab of lube on the rails. Really doesn't take a lot of lube in order for this to run well, okay? Feed the slide back on the gun, watch and check. Yep, okay, everything works. From here I'll just wipe the gun off. I would also give it a time to check your light, make sure that's mostly clear, okay? That one's pretty good to go. And that's it, that's lubing a pistol, okay? Takes about two minutes. Cleaning and lubing a pistol takes a couple minutes. Does not take long. If you really want to get thorough with it, I guess you could. But in general, I have backed off a lot on the extensiveness of cleaning the pistol. Again, it's a modern gun, Glock, M&P, SIGs, whatever. You keep it lubed, you keep it generally clean, it's going to run. You don't need to pass a white glove inspection with it. If it meets your personal fancy to be more thorough than that, by all means, knock yourself out. But that's really about all you need in order for this thing to function. Do brave deeds and endure.


Welcome back to the review and today I'm gonna take a look at the how to think when you draw with Lorenzo book volume one So this is as you can see volume one. There is a volume two, which I'm gonna review later They also have a how to think when you write that comes at a later point And even though it says how to think when you draw drawing is a very important part of animating I can draw and this is why I got these I need to practice more, but there's more about just drawing It's there's a lot of character stuff in it posing line of action variety Contrast a lot of stuff in there. So I want to go through some of those pages What could potentially be helpful to you as an animator. So you got the book This is the book and all its sides You got here the contents nicely laid out character design animals and monsters vehicles and machines elements leon and composition natural world World building you got the introduction and let's start with character design, which immediately for animation It's pretty cool. So even though here right it goes through basic shoes What I like about this is that you got just the way you can draw a foot with a curl right even more curl down curl up But all of that is also for posing for you as you animate and also like the different styles of shoes The different poses all that gives you even ideas if you modify a character and you add clothing or different shoes Whatever it is or just the basic pose all is also really cool reference in terms of what you could use for your rigs So it goes through hands hand poses grouping of fingers Like for instance breaking the pattern here the motion in hands And of course lots of reference Then it goes into noses again if you're modifying your characters is all good reference Goes into ears the hair Lots of detail for drawing obviously but once it goes into expressions for instance You have for anger the first features to move are the eyebrows and top lips It gets for you kind of like the the lines of where you want to concentrate But depending on the actions and in the angle you can emphasize certain elements for your line of action within the head You got asymmetry, which is always huge should I constantly talk about But you got your asymmetry in different grouping here how you can squeeze and pinch certain facial features Lots of reference again just for facial expressions or modifications of a face Continuing with expressions try tilting the eyes and mouth towards the same focal points or lots of Interesting little points here character shapes obviously very important Just you have a very readable shape in your character character expansion pack Then he got into again more expansion on how you can group shapes Running figures you can see the line of action How you can push these and what that means in terms of say the weight load or the energy of it And then goes into chapter 2 animals and monsters now You might not have to do anything with horns, but I'm a big fan of tentacles They're pain to animate but just the way I mean from a drawing perspective is really cool But just looking at how they drew how they fall how they get connected in a knot as with animals It goes through specific ones you got pigs Birds horse heads But even with that just the way the ears are the hair and expressions the tilt of the head Like all of that is really good reference as you pose out your character monster heads Lots of reference again Squirrels, but look at this just that in terms of how you would pose out your character even if you don't really care about any of things of the smoothness is a straight versus curves or how the Characters are the ups and downs and depending on the movements just looking at the drawings themselves This is all really good references for general posing dogs your sausage dog here the flow of the spine Stretch and the squash secondary forms for direction and focus Vehicles and I love this because you think that well vehicles Maybe that is not really something I need to think about when I animate but again reference They just look really cool But once it gets to stuff like this is really neat because you there are lots of rigs There are mechanical rigs and mechs and robots. I love when it gets to cars You got your caterpillar tracks here.  Just the way they're leaning on what side is elevated the lines more reference here space bikes Come on who doesn't love space bikes planes and they got elements now This is a bit more for effects animation, but nonetheless very cool good reference But if you are adding things like that in your scene just to kind of expand on the set So it's not just the character in empty scene and you kind of plus out the environment You still want to look at reference and make it more organic and cool and asymmetrical and just very appealing again I think those pages are all super super helpful smoke effects If you're doing something by hand lightning your glass breaking which elements comes first What to focus on the direction of the break the debris fabric might be tricky if you know to any type of simming But if it just hangs there again, it's always good And I love this layout and composition which obviously you're going to use as you start your shot And I love this just the clear presentation program may come background in that type of tutorial basics again for framing with Interior this is something I'm really struggling with thinking in 3d when I draw this is going to be one of the major things I need to focus on but it covers that composition again expansion pack Of course boxes start for you to draw again something for me to think about for sure I love this again the horizon this goes back into you how do you compose a shot how the staging is like this interesting You might not need this for animation But still interesting to have negative space for sure love that shadow composition just to make the shot really really clear Comment covers that might be something else car chases natural worlds to so again This is if you plus out your shot you want to think about what as you put things How do they flow? What's the grouping of certain elements in this case mushrooms jungle plant clusters more reference trees? Roots not sure when times you want to use gems and crystals, but it's there that for sure rock formations You'll see this in a set caves That's cool, too Just the look of that the entrance that could be a shape how we line the lines lead into the cave Or you have that in a circle pattern world building even this I just love this I could twist to the books or how the letters are gonna imply the the the lines of the pages like that just to me Just super super interesting love this too instead of just having copy paste copy paste copy paste you have offsets You can make some scrunch together and be broken I love all this just for adding just the organic and kind of lived-in-world feel tiki statues in case you need to In-world typography again, you may or may not need that but brickwork again to make it more offset and organic and not so Computery copy pasted buildings or reference junk houses also very cool. That's interesting game buildings chapter for that Pothouses, this is really cute. It's almost like a little faces there But I love how it's presented in its simple form and then you can expand on that with more details And that's it. You got some other books you can enjoy they do a lot of kick starters So make sure that you are following them on Twitter. 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The national broadcasting company presents Joe McCrae in Tales of the Texas Rangers Tonight transcribed from Hollywood another authentic re-enactment of a case from the files of the Texas Rangers Today is Ranger Jayce Pearson 260,000 square miles and 50 men who make up the most famous and oldest law enforcement body in North America Here's come these stories based on fact only names dates and places are fictitious for obvious reasons The events themselves are a matter of records case for tonight blood harvest It is a moonless midnight September 16th 1947 a truck without lights is parked in a cultivated field several miles from Fairvale, Texas In the darkness two men are perspiring freely as they load veils of seasoned alfalfa onto the truck How many more we got to go slim 15 20 Now we can get it all on here then this will be the last load that suits me fine As soon as you get off the place with it better come on. Whoa take it easy. Will you slim?  Oh, we're a half mile from the house and besides you said Mullen was asleep look Don't give me an argument. All right. All right But I'm moving more than 200 bales of stuff tonight. I'm gonna rest for a minute. You don't like it Load the rest out yourself. Okay. Don't get hot about it. I'm just as tired as you are Sit on a running board Mullen sure gonna be surprised when he gets a look at this field tomorrow. Hey sure is What do we get for this stuff about $30 a ton ain't bad bound to clear almost 200 bucks piece. Yeah Could make more net running a couple ahead of cattle without working up this pig sweat though Sure smart guy Run cattle and get picked up and sent to the pen Maybe there ain't as much money in alfalfa, but one thing about it There ain't no brand marks on the bales either nobody can say it ain't yours once you get in the clear with it Yeah, I guess you got a point Think Mullen's lab will suspicion you when he finds this field stripped tomorrow. Oh not a chance I'm an old war buddy ain't I and he saw me taking a sleeping pill before we turned in tonight At least he thinks he saw me taking Good thing ain't seeing you take this alfalfa. You lose your job for sure after tomorrow I can afford to lose it farm working for minutes for horses Hey, come on. We've rested long enough. I want to get you away from here. Okay Hey, give me that pitchfork. I'll push those last two bales back make more room on the tail of the truck Here it is. I got a real surprise tomorrow. What's matter slim? There's something moving. I don't hear nothing There it is again. Maybe it's Mullen. Maybe you woke up keep quiet It is him But answer me You can see the outlining of truck slim. I gotta start up and get out of here. Oh, no, I'm not the house So pilot and truck can come with me quick. I go to jail lady. Oh, no I'll slide around behind the truck. You stay here until he comes up to you. Yeah, but I wish I'd said you Who are you talk up fast? It's me you mullin.  Oh, I'll save it right where slim wait around to I Didn't run any place in my way. Don't move. There's a pitchfork. You feel against your ribs Just marched back to the house. What are you gonna do to him slim? I'm gonna lend him my bottle of sleeping pills and see to it that he takes an overdose of them It's nice clean and quiet that idea be great slim if I'd hold still for it But ain't about the whole still we got some trip.  Oh, we got a run slim Get that load out of here and sell it like we planned then keep your mouth shut if you don't all shut up for you Just before dawn of the next morning a hound from a neighboring farm came across the body of Robin mullin It's being attracted its master who called the sheriff The sheriff requested aid from the Texas Rangers Ranger Jase Pearson was assigned There's a body Ranger blackhound dog over there came across it this morning set up a holler owner heard her No, she'd find something come around and see which one owns the dog fellow in the Mackinac Sam Richardson His farmer joins this one along the East fence were the other two men Harry Trent farm on the north is his and slim for him and Slim work this place with mullin. They was buddies in the war something You want to talk to him? Yeah in a minute Anybody touch that pitch for nope not even me yet. I figured it must be the murder weapon blood all over the prongs Hard to read Prince off that antelope. Yeah marks on the body show mullin was jabbed twice once would have been plenty I Sent for the JP, but I don't think we need an inquest to tag this as murder now But he'll have to order a medical examination to establish the time of death Mm-hmm fell kind of funny Left leg bend in under him. Well, there's a reason for that Pull up the pants leg and you'll see Yeah That explains it all right artificial leg in some kind of an accident if you can call Okinawa an accident You get the beach there with the first Marines lost a leg in an eye Left eyes glass could have picked an easier life and farming. Did you have any family sister Ellie lives over at Holtsville? Guess I'll have to bring her the news You could call the local minister at Holtsville. He can tell her better than you can We can drive over and see her later and find out if she knows anything. It's a good idea I'll talk to these other fellas now. Okay They don't seem to know much though. They may know when mullin was last seen alive It's not when a man gets pitchforked to death out in his own fields Fellas This is ranger Jason Pearson Ranger, this is Sam Richardson. Howdy, Terry Trent. Hello slim for him and I know you Richardson the sheriff tells me your dog found the body. That's right Who must have been about four a.m. I would just get out of bed when I heard her so I come running You always run out and investigate when you hear one of your hounds bayon No, but that black hound of mine is a good one and I ain't never heard a dog sound off like she did I see When did you see mullin last alive yesterday morning pass each other along the fence and said howdy How about you mr. Trent? I hadn't seen him for a couple of days Reckon slim here saw him last in how about it? Well, I'm sure I reckon I did last night We ate and then I turned in early Then this happened during the night must have far as I know Why would mullin come out to this field at night? I don't know I didn't even know he'd left the house until Richardson here come palm on a door and woke me up this morning after he found the body You live right on the place slim, huh? How come you didn't hear Richardson's dog? Sleeping kind of heavy. I took a sleep until last night must have knocked me out good Had a rough day yesterday. What do you mean rough? Well all the extra chores loading the alfalfa from this field onto the truck I was wondering how come there were so few bales from such a big cutting Well mullin had a buyer for most of it. I reckon any how he caught it at all here I see the tire tracks any idea who he sold it to they didn't say think somebody paid him for the stuff Then came back to rob him of the money jays could be sheriff Except that mullin made the robin mighty convenient by coming out into this field at night When we learn why he came out here, we'll be learning a lot After a while the justice of the peace showed up and took charge of the body Sheriff made his call to the minister holds bill so he could break the news to mullin's sister He gave her a couple of hours to get a grip and then drove over to see her He was he was only here last Sunday spending the day with Playing with a baby and arguing with Dan. Who's Dan? My husband. What were they arguing about? What? I didn't mean a real argument Politics cost a living, you know how men get talking. No, he's dead take it easy Ellie That's your brother's picture over the fireplace, isn't it? Yes in his uniform Just before he went overseas in the war Before he was hurt Anybody you know of who might gain anything by having your brother out of the way No, he never made any enemy. Yes, it was robbery like we figured before Jays No money on him and none in the house that we could find might have had time to bank the crop money yesterday We can check that with a bank might as well go then Ellie you shouldn't be here alone at a time like this The minister is coming back later. Why don't you call Dan have him come home from work? He's away for a few days on a business trip way on a business trip, huh? Who's he working for? Buying and selling for hat and speeding grain company Don't worry about me. I'll be all right. Well, if there's anything I can do just holler. Bye Ellie. Goodbye, ma'am My You gotta find out to kill my brother. You can't let him get away with it. We'll try not to ma'am I never thought how her husband's job might fit into this buying and selling the feed and grain Well, and so that alfalfa most likely man he sell it to it'd be his own brother-in-law It's something we're gonna check on hop in They'll put out a radio pickup for him. No, we'll drive over to the hat and feed and grain. They'll know where he is We'll pick him up ourselves Hatton's feed and grain company told us the area that Mullins brother-in-law Dan was working Caught up to him next morning making a selling stop at a dairy farm That must be Dan's car there by the barn Hatton company emblem on it. Yeah, let's find him There he is Other end of the barn leading on a stall must be the owner. He's talking to call him down here They don't have to he sees us coming this way now. Watch out for any sudden moves just in case Howdy Sheriff doesn't for me Ranger and I'd like a word with you Reckon it's about Ellie's brother. You heard about it. Yeah, my car radio this morning I called Ellie a little while ago.  I just got a make around here, and then I'm heading for home When did you see Mullin last two days ago when I started out on this trip? You stopped by his place That's right social call or business business made a bid on his alfalfa We're just about finished sweating ready to be hauled for storage How'd you pay him for it by cash or company check? I didn't pay him for it Ranger. He said it wasn't for sale You better be sure that dad What do you mean? He means that that alfalfa was sold and moved just before Mullin was killed the same day You stopped there. We ever told you that's a lie. It's no lie Dan We saw it with our own eyes everything was hauled from there except maybe a dozen bales I don't care what you saw I know that alfalfa wasn't for sale to me or anybody else what makes you so sure then I'll tell you what makes me so sure You can check it with the bank Bob told me he'd made arrangements for a bank loan to buy 20 head of dairy cattle. That's why I'm sure He was getting them in next month and he needed that alfalfa for winter forage. He couldn't have sold it not to anybody You are listening to tales of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCrae as Ranger Jayce Pearson We continue now with tonight's case blood harvest an authentic story from the files of the Texas Rangers Mullins bank verified the loan for buying the dairy herd Unless he changed his mind suddenly Mullin wouldn't have sold the feed he'd been needing for his own stock Sheriff and I headed back for Mullins farm We'll see slim around any place. Maybe into the funeral home. Let's take a look at the barn We've looked at the barn before Jayce no way we could miss a couple hundred bales alfalfas No, but we might have missed something we weren't looking for the last time Just look up. You see the loft is almost empty. He didn't need much forage with just one horse to feed. I'm looking for forage Here's what I'm interested in Just a bunch of scrap lumber and a keg of nails just about what he'd need to build stalls for that dairy herd Mullin was too far ahead with his plans to change his mind if you ask me sure looks that way What Mullin keep his hay truck and vehicle shut out back. Yeah, come on What do you want to see Jayce the truck that Slim said he and Mullin loaded that alfalfa on Looks like the shed is locked. No, it isn't mr. Wooden peg stuck through the lock ratchet. We can pull it I'll be rolling back There's a truck This the only truck he's got yep If this truck was used to haul alfalfa bales, they must have been tighter than any bales I've ever seen look at that truck bed clean as a whistle not a straw on the floor And sure This is the truck that was loaded out in that field. You can't be sure of that just because the bed is clean No, but I can be sure by the tires look at them Treads worn down almost smooth the tire marks we saw in the field were well marked plenty of tread. Hey, that's right They were Come on Take Mullin's horse from the barn throw a saddle on it I'll get short go a lot of my trailer and we'll take a little ride Where to out to the fields first so I can make a plaster cast of that tire tread truck was loaded heavy Impression was deep enough to hold why can't we drive out to cut across the neighboring farms, too And see if we can find any matching treads and other fields and see the ground better as we move on horseback This is easy to drive around the farms and check the tires on the trucks like we did here Yeah, but I don't want to be seen doing that we scare the man where after he might run before we get to him Okay, I'll have this nag ready in a minute If you're right, Jayce slim Ferryman has been lying about moving the alfalfa easy boy We'll find out if he was lying Explain why Mullin was out to that field at night because it'll mean that the crop was being stolen at night And he was killed when he saw who was stealing it How long is it take that cast to dry Jayce and be ready in a minute? I would be a lot of truck tires with that same tread Sure this piece I'm making a cast of has a cut mark across part of the tread Oh, I see find that same mark again someplace else. We can make another cast and use for evidence Here this is dry now How's that share good clear impression Jayce come on let's ride We check the neighboring farms Sam Richardson's place was clear and so were the two others and we cut through the north fence to Mullins farm And into the acreage owned by Harry Trent Looks like Trent moves his alfalfa crop to Jayce fields are clear. Yeah, where's the farmhouse other side of that patch of trees Yes, I don't keep us covered keep your eyes on the ground right Hey hold it hold it. What is it? Nothing tractor marks there. Not what we're looking for. Oh, well, let's keep going Quite a bit of straw on the ground over to the right sheriff. Let's move that way Yeah, Bobby Trent had his bail stacked there. He sure did That's what we're looking for. Oh Oh, kind of dim Jayce, but they're the same tread all right. Yeah, it looks like the same cut mark in the tread I'm gonna make another cast then after dark we can slip in and take a look at Trent's barn and his truck We slip back at night Trent's truck tires were the ones we were looking for heavy-duty we went from the vehicle shed to the barn Pretty dark night Jayce Hardly seeing here either See enough to find what I want. It's a ladder to the left. I here it is All right, I'm gonna climb up. Give me your flashlight Just a few bales I can Trent sold most of his alfalfa crop too Even if he had Mullins crop here, no way we could prove it. That's where you're wrong sheriff if Trent had it We're gonna prove it We cleared the farm without being spotted got to my car and drove back to town Robert Mullins wake it just ended at the funeral home as we pulled up at the sheriff's office We didn't have to be so careful out at Trent's place Jayce there He is going toward his car must come in to pay his respect. I just came out of the door of that cafe Oh, look who's in there at the counter slim ferryman. We could use some coffee. Come on Ranger howdy-may. How's the coffee twice turn it and it'll fling the spoon right back at you That sounds strong enough for a couple Mind if we sit with you slim help yourself Yeah, got a line on who killed mullin yet. No Too bad Mullin never mentioned the name of the man. He was selling that alfalfa to now too bad You think he might have mentioned it to one of the neighbors Sam Richardson, maybe you're Harry Trent. No, no I don't think so. I guess it isn't likely Man who doesn't tell his plans to an old buddy living right in the same house with him I guess he wouldn't tell anybody Here's your java sheriff Ranger you and mullin go all through the war together No, just part of it. Mm-hmm. Where'd you meet South Pacific? No here in the States. I Was a wart man at the General Hospital. Oh, then you weren't in action together. No, I see I thought you were real close friends. We were who says we weren't take it easy. Nobody said so I just meant you you weren't as close as buddies are when they're under fire together We were plenty close and don't let nobody tell you different Mullin was the best friend I ever had see sure when you get the guy who killed him I'd I'd like to be there to watch when they strap the rat in the electric chair I know just how you feel. I'll do my best to arrange that for you. Here's your money, May I'm going back to the farm and get some sleep if I can't Hardly had any since this happened. It's too bad. Maybe you ought to take one of your sleeping pills Yeah, yeah, maybe I will and I night sure night slim be sure rattle his teeth Jace He's pretty frank about his service record though only because he knew I could check it if he lied. Let's skip this coffee I want to see Ellie and her husband Dan Ellie and Dan were keeping alone some night Pigeon beside the body of Robert Mullin with Beck and Dan outside What is it? I won't leave Ellie alone too long I'm afraid you'll have to leave her alone for a while If you want to help us spring the trap on the man who killed your brother in law, you know who did it I think so, but I need your help to prove it. You got a helper. What do you want? How much acreage did Mullin have an alfalfa look like seven or eight acres eight's right? You know how much is it yield about two ton to an acre 16 ton all told that's a good deal for this year He took good care of his land. Why I'll tell you in a minute Sheriff we saw Trent's alfalfa acreage. I'd say he'd cut about six acres But then you don't have to say about six acres is right. How do you know I bought Trent's alfalfa crop for my company Good, how much almost 12 ton same acre yield is Bob Mullin's 12 tons. Are you sure that's all close I'm sure a feet and grain companies keep a record of everybody they purchase from sure and lots be identified I mean are they tagged or stored in such a way you could tell who they were brought from? Yeah, they are. What are you aiming at? Final proof to break Trent down Dan I want you to come with me get one of the bales Trent sold to your company And then we're gonna wake up every other feed and grain buyer in the county to see if he sold any more than 12 tons You got what we were after The day after mullin was killed and had sold an additional 15 tons to another company almost 50 miles away We got a sample bale and brought it back to the sheriff's office Hey, put it down here Dan. Yeah So Trent did sell more of it, huh? 15 tons more. We'll see how you can tell this bale from the other one You can't win your way him. Trent's bale's averaged 110 pounds to the bale on his own stuff The bale's in his second batch are tighter packed about 140 pounds to the bale. Hey wait a minute ranger There's something else different too. I just noticed Look at the wire on the bale's Looks the same to me. Maybe but you're not as used to seeing bale and wires I am wire on the bale's Trent sold me is 16 gauge Wire on this other bale is 14 gauge Bob mullin always used 14 gauge. Come on sheriff. Let's get Trent and make him talk once he opens up We'll see where slim ferriman fits. Yes. I see the pictures clear as you do now But how are we gonna prove that this second batch of alfalfa was stolen from Mullins place? We don't have to prove it Trent's the one who has to do the proven We do things big in Texas, but he's the first man who ever sold 27 tons of alfalfa from six acres. Let's go It was still dark when we turned in the road to Trent's farmhouse and the light went on inside as we came to a stop Oh two flowers I heard a car You thought it was somebody else No, no, no, I didn't know who it was. Oh, I thought you might be expecting slim ferriman But no, why would slim come here? I take a few lessons in farming Maybe so you could show him how to raise 27 tons of alfalfa on six acres What he said you must have raised that much Trent because you sold that much the 15 tons of it belonged to Mullin He bailed heavier and used 14 gauge wire while you used 16 gauge. I bought Mullins crop Why would he sell it to you instead of his brother Lord Dan? I mean I hold it for him. He thought the price would be better someplace else Not enough to all at 50 miles and besides you made that sale yesterday after Mullin was killed I have to do it I was in a trap if I told you about it slim would have killed me did he kill Mullin were you and I witness yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, I saw him do it. I never touched them now I I thought you were him when you drove up. He's coming here this morning I got to check for Mullins alfalfa and slim was gonna pick it up and take it someplace for cash And there's a car coming now Jayce handcuffed Trent to the door knob of that closet quick right Come on sheriff slim won't stop. He'll see my cars. He makes the turn for the house He saw it. He's turning around get his tires That stopped him He's running for it. Jayce move off to that side the car shielding him right stop running slim You can't beat a bullet Circle in from the side and keep the door covered. I'm going in after him Gray of dawn was washing across the sky, but the barn was in deep shadow I slipped along the side wall and move slowly toward the stalls. I didn't see what came at me I just sensed it hurling through the air and I threw myself to the side hit the ground and fired You all right? Yeah, he threw that sickle at me from the stall. I didn't see him Don't even know how I hit him. I just felt it coming and fired mighty good aim He's dead So is Bob Mullin Let's get Trent and take him in For his complicity in the robbery and murder of Robert Mullin Harry Trent was sentenced to Huntsville Penitentiary for 50 years And here again is the star of our show Joel McCrae with another interesting story about the Texas Rangers The equipment of a Texas Ranger includes a pair of six guns a rifle a shotgun and other weapons Not to mention his horse horse trailer automobile and scientific crime detection apparatus However, there's been a fictional addition to the equipment as the result of motion pictures an addition that has the Rangers scratching their heads Roofily it came to the attention of one Ranger recently as he passed two small boys on the street The small fry turned to stare at him the Ranger got quite a shock when he heard one of them say Shucks. He ain't a real Texas Ranger. He ain't got a guitar Well, such is the influence of modern fiction But fortunately the criminals know the truth when they see a real Texas Ranger They don't look for a guitar. They look for the quickest means of transportation. They want distance not music Good night folks. See you next week Next week Joel McCrae and another authentic reenactment of a case from the files of the Texas Rangers Joel McCrae is currently seen starring in the Universal International Technicolor Productions Frenchies tonight's cast included Tony Barrett, Luke Rookman, Herb Bygren, Tom Cully, Wilms Herbert, Betty Moran and Gigi Pearson This story was transcribed and adapted by Joel Murkart and the program was produced and directed by Stacey Keach Al Gibney speaking Three chimes mean good times on NBC. Here's news of two outstanding musical events this Saturday, January 27th Arturo Toscanini begins the first of a new series with the NBC Symphony and Starting Monday, January 29th, the Boston Pops Orchestra will be heard in a new Monday evening concert series They call infantile paralysis the visible crippler. It strikes without mercy any place anywhere You can fight him with your dimes and dollars though. Send them today to your local March of Dimes headquarters Join the 1951 March of Dimes. The member Arturo Toscanini once again conducts the Symphony next Saturday on NBC


From San Francisco, it's theCUBE. Covering Accenture TechVision 2020. Brought to you by Accenture. Hey, welcome back everybody. Jeff Frick here with theCUBE. We are high at top San Francisco. It is absolutely beautiful outside. Sun is going down. We're here for a really special event. It's the Accenture TechVision kind of unveiling of the five things that we should be paying attention to as we look to 2020, the year that we're going to know everything with the benefit of hindsight. So it's a pretty exciting, pretty exciting time. We have a new guest, Mike Redding. He's the Managing Director of Accenture Ventures, telling us where the Accenture Ventures plays in all this stuff. So Mike, welcome. Well, thanks for having me. I'm really excited to be here. It's a big day here at Accenture with the launch of the 2020 TechVision. And one of the key trends is about innovation DNA, which is really saying, how does an organization connect to the external ecosystems to systematically and scalably and sustainably innovate? And that's part of the role of Accenture Ventures. Well, it's an interesting play, right? Because unfortunately, Clayton Christensen just passed away, my favorite business writer ever. And the whole innovator's dilemma is that smart people working at big companies making sound business decisions based on revenue and their customers will always miss discontinuous change. So really you need some other things to help motivate that. And that's a really piece that you guys play. Right, exactly. Because you know what we are? We're a bridge builder. Between those highly successful, large enterprises which are big, they're slow and they're risk adverse. And the startups, which are small, fast and nothing but risk. And so for us, the role of Accenture and Accenture Ventures as being part of that innovation DNA is to say, let's make a bridge. Let's figure out how the elephant can dance. And as a result, not get caught up in those disruptions but in fact leverage them to propel those big enterprises forward. Right. Now you guys invest in all types of various AI. Let's look through the portfolio of security, big data. I love this industry X.O. What is industry X.O? Well, so a lot of places talk about industry 4.0 but we're like, why put it, you know, X.O is making a variable. Right. 5.0, 6.0, which makes it evergreen. Which says every industry on the planet is going through a transformation, you know, powered by AI, powered by all those areas you mentioned. And as a result, we want to make sure that whatever the future of any industry is, Accenture is part of it and we're bringing in the startups and of course the big technology players that are going to be the fundamental players making that transformation possible. Right. There's so much synergy, right? Because for the little guys, right? They've got all the juice behind the innovation and the really smart people and they're kind of breaking things and moving fast. But the challenges there are scale and a sales force and marketing and reach and distribution and all these things that are not too hard for the big guys. Right. That's why it's a marriage made in heaven, right? Again, if you can bring, I always like to say the analogy of you've got the aircraft carrier and then you have all the battleships and the PT boats circling around it. That's a battle group. And so that's what we really see is the opportunity is to bring what each strength, the strength of that disruption and passion and energy and capital to marry to market scale and data and customer base. Right. Put those things together unstoppable force. How do the enterprises, you know, kind of view it? Do they, obviously they see the value, you wouldn't be doing what you're doing, but is that something that's attractive to them? Is it too disruptive to them? How do they, you know, try to work these little startups?  Well, you're right on. And so that's part of where, you know, Accenture comes in as that broker, that bridge maker, because we help each other find how to match up, how not to crush the little guy with infinite meetings, you know, in an enterprise, you know, six months is quick in a startup, that's a funding cycle. Right, right. And so you got to find a way to meet each other in the middle and as a result, get the strength of each but point in the same direction and really become really good dance partners and that's what we really think any organization, because they know they need to do it, they know they want to do it, they just don't know how and that's the gap we help fill. And then how do you find your investments? Are you partnering with other venture firms? How are you kind of out prospecting for new opportunities? Well, so for us, since we're corporate strategic, we're really focused on the future of our clients business, the future of the marketplace. And so for us, it's a network game. It's everything from what the corporate venture units at our clients are up to, where they're seeing strategic bets. Of course, where the VC, of Sand Hill Road, of Tel Aviv, of Senjian and Shanghai, Bangalore, there's so many great venture capital communities. We love to syndicate, we love friends because a financial VC will bring their discipline and will bring Accenture Discipline and that's a combo pack that one plus one is three. Right, right.  And one of the themes that we hear over and over, right, is the acceleration of, accelerating pace of technology innovation, right? And this exponential curve and people have a hard time with exponential curves. We like linear curves. But it's getting steeper and steeper and steeper. So from your kind of cat bird seed as you've watched the evolution, do you see kind of, is this the only way for the enterprises to keep ahead of these things? Is it just an augment? Is it more important than it used to be? How is the landscape kind of changing as this acceleration just keeps going and going and going? Well, I think the era of build it all yourself, vertically integrated, start to finish, soup to nuts yourself, you can't do it, right?  And, but also if you think about it this way, I would talk to audiences, especially, you know, business audiences, who's got enough budget? Nobody, there's no such thing as enough budget. The government doesn't have enough budget, right? Nobody does. But if you partner, you can leverage other people's money, their investment cycles, and as a result, for every dollar you have, you can get multiple dollars of leverage. And as a result, no matter how fast it's going, because of the public clouds, because of the big software players, you can get so much further. So even though things are moving faster, what you can leverage to adapt to that change is more powerful than ever before. So the good news is the rate of change is fast, but you're not starting from dead stop. You're jumping on a moving train and going where it's going and putting your own business spin on it. Right. The other piece is kind of the disruptor's piece. It's funny you mentioned Amazon just, you know, watched a lot of great interviews with Bezos. One of them, he talks about AWS having, you know, a seven year uninterrupted head start because no one down the road in Redwood Shores or Philadelphia or Waldorf was really paying attention to the little bookseller up in Seattle as a competitor for enterprise infrastructure. So, you know, that which is going to get you is often not the competitors that you're benchmarking against. It's not those same people that you've been competing with but can completely come out of left field. Well, and so that, again, is why we really believe passionately that with this future, the next few years, those enterprises that have an innovation DNA that get out of their foxhole and don't just look if you're a bank, don't just look at fintech, look at all tech. And thanks to this thing called the internet, it's really possible and language translation, even if you don't speak Chinese, you can get a sense of what's happening in China or you can call a friend like Accenture and we can hook you up.  So I think that's the formula for going forward. Yeah, well, I love the OnePlus One makes three formula because it really is kind of a match made in heaven, really bringing together two sets of strengths that the other person or the other party doesn't really have. So you guys been at it for a while and continued success. Well, thank you very much. All right, well, Mike, thanks for taking a minute. He's Mike, I'm Jeff, you're watching theCUBE. We're at the Accenture TechVision Launch 2020. Thanks for watching, we'll see you next time.


So we've already started to learn about something we called a binary search The idea is that if I had some list in our case, we'll use an array just to kind of view this List If I wanted to do a lookup of nine, you know, where is nine inside of my array I Would have to start right here and go. Oh, it's going. It's at the one. No, it's at the two No, it's at the three. It's no at four five six seven eight I'd finally be able to say that the index was eight and we referred to the fact that well if it was a Did a look up ten or one hundred It's not in here. So My worst-case scenario results in me having to do a lookup of in log or sorry In I have to go through the entire list So we introduced something Referring to a binary search a binary search said that I have some bottom I have some top and what I do is I calculate the middle point in between them in this case It would be here at the five where I would just say since that's an eight. That's a zero Top plus bot top plus bot Equals eight divided by two equals four zero one two three four and so what I do is let's say I'm doing a lookup on My nine in this case Well, I say is my mid which is five Equal to my lookup my my key no So all right. Well, then we make the adjustments that Bob that that mid in that case is too small So we would say it becomes the new bot and I recalculate out my Top plus bot again this time. It's eight plus four, which is 12 divided by two divided by two Six so five six now. I'm at seven. This is now my mid Once again, we do the same thing Mid is still too small compared to key. So we make another change. This becomes my bot This becomes my mid You can start to see it slowly moving moving More and more and more I would continue to adjust until eventually this Got mid the reason why this approach is Kind of often looked at as nicer is because just as we were saying this this was what we would classify as a linear lookup Again, it means I have to go through the entire thing this Binary search we actually would call a bi-sectional search Search there. We are The reason why is because we're actually cutting it in half every single time and so while I didn't magically Use eight times. I use let's see one two three four. So I used actually half of the amount Since I'm cutting it down. This gets classified as a log of N The issue might be though that if we thought about this Implementation for a moment very similar to how we look at things in real life. Let's say for example I have an old old-fashioned Book I know ancient here going on here. So here's my terrible rendition of a book I don't let's not use those lines. I think that's good enough So if I'm doing say a dictionary or a real-world dictionary or a real-world phone book very old-timey things They had some order to them. There was some particular order to them the issue is when I Naturally start to look things up. I don't know Quickly what the middle point is I don't know. Oh put it right here. I'm gonna try I'm going to do my best to get here But in reality, I'm not getting perfect middle and then I have to fiddle around with this and so One of the things we do is we actually sort of try to mirror Human search through something called an interpolation search The idea is we maybe organize things in a manner that is a little bit more Similar to how a person would see things, you know in my case We have a lot more ease. So ease maybe take up this entire section of whatever my list is So I don't need to go through and kind of constantly fiddle through the ease. Maybe I see Here's my starting point. I can jump all the way to like here to get to my D so How we kind of implement this and why this is important is we have something we would classify as a skip list the entire Principle behind this is we can take that binary search implementation that we had up here we can change it into an interpolation search and We can do it through a linked List we can use those data structures that we've learned in the past as a way to Actually kind of implement these things a little bit so one of the things with a skip list is it operates on a a tier system on a Sort of level system and the idea behind that is that at some bottom level We're going to call that s zero skip zero that bottom level is going to have Every element that we happen to have in our list. Let's say I had one two three 40 50 99 in there So all of those elements are going to be stored on this bottom list one of the things we also do to sort of help Out this skip list approach is we also are going to include a negative infinity and A positive infinity this is going to help for searching Inside of our skip list so once again everything here at the bottom is going to have those elements So here on the far left. We've got our negative infinity right beside it We happen to have our one right after that we happen to have our two After that we happen to have our three our 40 our 50 and Then our 99 Followed by our positive Infinity so why a skip list starts to change is I don't just have one List going on here because if we think about it, that's this is an array This is a skip. This is a link list that I have done nothing No, one of the things I do is I actually add additional levels That's why I kind of introduced that in the past I could come in and add a second level one of the things that I have to put in is the Infinities those are going to be super important again for searching. They're going to actually be in every level But now I arbitrarily decide which one of these elements is going to be more important Let's say for example since you see that we happen to have a lot of smaller numbers going on here of one two and three One is going to appear more often Same thing with 40 Why just cuz you know if 40 gets to 50 pretty quickly and then we'll do 99 for the sake of Just posterity Now there's some connection going on here as well. See these all I'm using these Lines to indicate what's next and what's we'll call it below so Below Skip ahead because drawing lines can be very meticulous as you can see The reason why I'm doing this is to kind of indicate now that I have some connection Going on between these nodes remember this is still implemented through a node system through a linked list system I'm going to do one two more levels two more levels. So I come in. I'll use a different color here I'll use blue to represent my second level again. I have my negative infinity Get those lines in there. We have to have them for those as well I'm going to put the one in because again that really does seem like it's going to be a very important. I Make my connections. I'm going to skip all the way to 99. I 40 doesn't seem to be very popular and positive infinity Now the last thing I need to do is I need to make one final list in this case. I'll call it s3 The only things in this list are my negative and positive infinities And as we keep on saying this is to allow for easy lookup So now what I've done is I've created this sort of structure. This is important because as I was saying earlier we're looking at this idea of an interpolation search how people Sort of look through things a little easier I have a happen to have a lot of elements going on that are sort of in the single digit So for our sake, you know, I need a stop a starting point And I don't want to have to go through all these small numbers if I'm very large So I can actually skip really far ahead. So in this case, let's say I wanted to I'm going to scroll down just a hair And I wanted to do a lookup Let's see. I will use yellow for this. I wanted to do a lookup on Key three remember these nodes they can have keys. They're not just elements anymore They it can be anything that we've had in the past So how do I implement this? How do I implement out the or how do I do say for example my my search? So the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to start right here. I'm going to start at my top level top level furthest For this left and As you can imagine that's negative infinity So I should never just magically be able to go down or you know this if this happens to be what I was looking for awesome done The first thing I do is like I said, I'm starting here. I do a check Is this what I was looking for? Is this what I was looking for? No, it's negative infinity. So I look at my dot next. What is my dot? next Well, since we notice those horizontal lines are telling me that Is my dot next and the question I would ask here So I I first did a lookup does three equal negative infinity. No So I looked to my right. What's my dot next? So three sorry My negative infinity pointed to my positive infinity. And so I say is it Equal to positive infinity? No is it Less than positive infinity so I ask those three questions am I at my element? Am I is my next element the one I was looking for or am I smaller than my element? This actually sort of gets repeated over and over again because while this happens, you know, obviously here Since three is less than negative positive infinity we hit a yes as a result Since I saw a yes I go down a level go down a Let me make that a little bigger down a level go down a Level and so I'm actually going to repeat the exact same process this time off of a New number. So once again, I ask my question. Am I at the same spot? Three equal to negative positive negative infinity. No, I actually can skip that step because we've already done that lookup before But for our sake, I'm just kind of repeating myself now is three equal to whatever my next is My next being one is three equal to one. No now is three Less than one Since we hit a no here. This is super important since we have gone through. It's not equal to it It's not equal to the next it's actually less it our three is larger than our one. We're going to move To the right Our now our comparison in this case is now going to become our one point I don't need to do negative ones anymore So the same approach actually is going to get repeated. I Take this we've already done our lookup of we know it's not that so I then say well, what about my next in This case 99 is and I'm going to scroll down just a hair is three Less than 99 Well just like before if I see a yes, I go down a level. I Saw a yes. I go Down a level as you can imagine. I'm going to do just to kind of jump through it. I see that I'm here Is my dot next equal to three? No is three less than 40 Yes, so what do I do? I go down a level So I've just sort of traversed through this little approach here. Once again. I say is my three Equal to one. No, is it less than two? No Remember that means that that means I can come over one more is three equal to three. Yes, it is and I've just gone through my skipped list


Hey, what's up guys? This is coach Ben. So right now I'm going for a little stroll around the area where my office is and before I start my day, I wanted to share a story with you that has really impacted me with with my work with my career and I feel like this is gonna help you out So I know back in 2011, so this was a long long time ago at that time I was really distracted by a lot of different ideas. I wanted to do soccer training. I wanted to start a youth program I wanted to do camps. I wanted to do clinics. I wanted to do speed and agility training There's all these things I wanted to do. I wanted to start a social media business and there was like all of this clutter and really eventually what happened was I spent a year of just being more and more confused. I was chasing the the bright shiny object and I got very distracted and everything really changed for me one day when I sat down with a mentor of mine and we started talking about kind of what I was up to all the different things that I was trying to do at once and He sat me down. He's like, look you need to slow down and you need to have discipline and figure out what is the one thing that you can do and be really good at doing that before you go on and do anything else and this is the thing I've shared with a few of our mastermind members over the last couple of weeks They a lot of people have a bunch of great ideas. I think that's awesome I love ideas, but I hate ideas when they're not acted on right and when you have the discipline that means that you're going to be very focused and Discipline to me really just means that you're gonna get that job done no matter what like there's nothing that's gonna get in your way and for example I had a pretty crummy start of the week This week someone broke into my car. I had one of our payment systems go down there's like one thing after another and I Got some good perspective From my brother. He sat me down. He's like, look just relax And I and I tend to just have a type A personality. So like this week was kind of a gut check for me, too But I know that just having the discipline That's really the thing that can take you over the top to the next level with whatever it is you're doing and When I talk about discipline It's not about working 14 hours a day like Gary Vaynerchuk it's really just about maximizing your time because everybody's busy like everybody has excuses people have family people have Wives husbands sons friends social life. I get that And I'm right there with you, right? But when you start to really be disciplined with your time with your time management and You really start to prioritize your day then Everything that you really want to achieve if you're disciplined That's really going To be the thing That's going to help you become more successful. It's funny that person probably thinks I'm a psycho right now I'm walking with my phone like this so that to me guys has Really really helped me out and I know that's really my core message to all the coaches right now Who I'm one person in coaching is to keep that discipline Let's get one thing done at a time and from there we can move on and One of the things that has really helped me too and this has been a personal practice of mine Shoot, I would say probably since 2011 is Waking up early and I know if you've listened to our podcast or you've watched our YouTube videos or a newsletter You see me talk about That stuff all of the time I always talk about waking up early Like go to bed early wake up early this way in the morning you have a lot of energy and Right now for example, I can go shoot this video. I don't have to respond to any anyone's emails I don't have to be doing anything other than just focus on you know What do I need to do right now and for the next two three hours? I'm gonna turn my phone off and I'm gonna get to the top You know two to three things on my priority list that I need to finish today and that way before my day really starts At 9 10 o'clock in the morning I've already gotten everything done and that right there comes down to discipline like I said so guys I hope this message helps you out if it did hit the thumbs up button here Comment below if you have any questions for me And if you really want to take your soccer business the next level I know today is Thursday every Saturday I have some free Strategy calls that I put on with coaches. I do this every Saturday afternoon So if you're interested in getting my one-on-one help this weekend you want to chat for 10 to 15 minutes over the phone I would love to help you out. Simply just go to our website. I'm gonna link it below this video It's a soccer entrepreneur calm and there is a big blue button at the top of the page And it says call coach been you literally just click that there's an application form Where you're going to fill out it takes two minutes this way I can get to know who you are before we talk And I can see how I can help you so that's it guys. I appreciate your time. I'll catch you later


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What's up guys takedown here with a nether the final upper deck series ones 2017 2018 mega box video I already have Two videos made this is the third and final video for the mega box I open up three packs per video and this one since it's the final i'm opening up the rookie cards So let's just get right into it. I'm surprised on what I got The first one I got tj brody's canvas card Okay, not bad Second one I got mitch mariner's base card, which I'm gonna look up the value and it'll be in that video if This one's gonna be uploaded last but I just recorded that video. So I hope it's of value Um, anyways, let's get into this video enough with the last video you guys want to know about this video because It's relevant bro Okay, I told you guys I'm gonna try to pronounce these ones the first two are a challenge and a half for me seven sieve sieven um bait baiters ski Off to a bad start when I say I'm gonna try to pronounce all these, right? Yeah, check jake up She she run chee rich run chee chee run I am failing you guys and I apologize for that. Oh nice Peter maizeck maizeck.  I'm getting my collection completes. Hopefully hopefully if there's more sense in here. Miko backland Uh, he's in a I'm just wearing a black shirt and he has a hat on I don't know. I thought that was funny when I first seen it David russard Let's go more all to a senators. That's my personal collection um trevis Zajak pronounced that wrong. I know what christin dove Vak dove rock I'm trying my best and then that's all that really should matter. Um, so I got the autosenders card I hope I get an eric carlson or Oh, don't make me cut this one, man. It doesn't make me cut it an eric carlson or uh chris anderson would be nice Last video. I said I had a mitch murner card, which might be of value I think I might have one in here that's of more value because Um, a lot of people compare him to connor mc david, which please connor mc david being one of these packs But I know tim horn's card. This guy's base card every card actually was the same value as connor mc david I know connor mc david cards are a little bit of value. So I mean nice to see but I'll leave that till the end Um victor r vidson I did not expect to go as big as he did um tuvo tur avian I'm actually attempting to pronounce all these guys for you frederick anderson hempus lindstrom in barb barbashkev Uh young guns card by the way. So that's my first young guns in this um Third about video episode I guess kevin haze john Oh, that's even better than I thought john carlson And he's wearing the st patrick j st patrick's day jersey austin matthews I hope he's of some value. Please Please be of some value I'll put it in the comments. I know mitch mariner might be so hopefully he is too I'm getting excited I'm getting excited mark eddov ed eddoard eddo card Vlaschik I apologize for it. Oh, yes. Good players. Not this one. Uh, not that he's not a good player, but I just don't know um, I think it's matthew periolts peralt What I was excited for seeing there is Phil castle. I'm a huge not a huge fan, but I do appreciate um him as a player I got a canvas card for kevin haze There's a dot I got jonathan Hubbard. Oh Hubbard. Oh Hubbard. Oh I think troi step cheer stetcher Max domey. Yes Max domey. I think I'm pronouncing that right NHL Sorry, NHL 18.  Now I traded for him in 18 great player Honestly, I'm glad I have this card. I was actually thinking of him Thinking that I want to get him and Riley Shohan shohan shohan Nice, I'm doing really well with players. I like him. No nice Nice jersey card.  Come on. What are you doing? Uh upper deck. Please be a jersey card There's no jersey card in here I'm kind of sad and kind of disappointed in that Please make up for in my rucky cards. Please be one of the two that I want Um josh bailey Or I'm gonna be pretty disappointed in you upper deck tuka rask Matt merton a vegas a golden A vegas golden knights braiden mcknob Golden knights collection what I was oh my goding about Is this is a braiden holt be shining stars red shining stars so I'm pretty sure that means more value when it's a red background Um, I'm almost 99 percent sure so I'm going to share that with you guys and see what the value is That might have made up for not getting a jersey card in this whole pack Um either that or the austin matthews or anything else that I pulled so please be a value card cam ward cow crof and leo comrov And where right here I would say this is the end of the video This is not the end of the video because I got my three rucky cards here to open up the pack So let's open up the pack See what We have please please please be good. Yes One so far is good Actually, you know what I got a duplicate I got a damn duplicate I got a duplicate if not two I might have gotten two nolyn patrick. I can't remember if I have his It's quite possible Nonetheless but I have alex Debrin cat which I know I already have his so duplicate there But what could be of value is Philip Chaito New York Rangers, I think pronounced that right to rookie. So I've never really seen him play It's a blue rookie card This is the regular rookie cards where it's green This one's blue And I know blue is a step up from the green And I know red is the top that you could get so We shall see I'll comment down below What the value is of this card? What the value is of this card which I'm excited for and excited to see And what the value is of this austin matthews card So I will see you guys soon and hope you guys did enjoy peace


So, there's one fairly explicit commentary on Marxism, and it comes after Mr. Verlach finishes meeting with his friends and just finds them unsatisfactory for this sense of urgency that Mr. Vladimir put in him by threatening to withhold the money. He drew them, this is Mr. Verlach, he drew them with a certain, or he compares himself to his friends, he drew them with a certain complacency because the insight of conventional respectability was strong within him, being only overcome by his dislike of all recognized labor. This is a great defender of labor. Only overcome by his dislike of all recognized labor. A temperamental defect which he shared with a large proportion of revolutionary reformers of a given social state. For obviously one does not revolt against the advantages and opportunities of the state, but against the price which must be paid for the same in the coin of accepted morality, self-restraint, and toil. The majority of revolutionists are enemies of discipline and fatigue mostly.  The remaining portion of social rebels is accounted for by vanity, the mother of all noble and vile illusions, the companion of poets, reformers, charlatans, prophets, and incendiaries. Yeah, I read that a whole bunch of times over and over. Now I guess what interested me was the very explicit engaging of Marxist ideas in this book, but that's certainly not the bulk of the book. One piece of advice that I got, perhaps one of the best pieces of advice I got when I was a writing student, came from the great Marilyn Robinson, and she said that oftentimes when somebody has a really strong idea that they believe in very strongly, they just write really simple and not very good literature because they just write simple characters to illustrate a point. I think this is a criticism which might may apply to Anne Rand's writing, good philosophy, mediocre literature, because they don't do justice to the richness and complexity of the human experience. Now with the main characters, Joseph Conrad certainly does flesh them out fully even when they're up to no good, and the main characters are Mr. Verlach's family. He starts, in a lot of modern fiction, the plot just kind of pushes, the words just kind of push the plot along, really on the surface, just people do this, do that, they move like robots, but Joseph Conrad's description starts really deep, he starts writing all the way down at their soul about all the consciousness and all the impulses and all the prejudices, and that all kind of, there's just this huge force that behind the actions that we see on the surface. And I want to end by just reading a little bit about Stevie who's very well rounded out his psyche. They go on a cab ride and here's the Stevie's observation of the cabbie. The cab man looked at the piece of silver which appearing very minute in his big grimy palm symbolized the insignificant results which reward the ambitious courage and toil of mankind, whose day is short on this earth of evil. He had been paid decently for one shilling pieces and he contemplated them in perfect stillness as if they had been the surprising terms of a melancholy problem. The slow transfer of the treasure to an inner pocket demanded much laborious groping in the depths of decayed clothing. And then there's a wonderful bit of interaction between him and Stevie. Stevie was staring at the horse whose hind quarters appeared unduly elevated by the effect of emaciation. The little stiff tail seems to have been fitted in for a heartless joke. He talked to Stevie of domestic matters and the affairs of men whose suffering are great and immortality by no means assured. I'm a night cabbie I am he whispered. I've got my misses and four kids at home. The monstrous nature of the declaration of paternity seemed to strike the world dumb. A silence reigned during which the flanks of the old horse, the steed of apocalyptic misery smoked upwards in the light of the charitable gas lamp. So Stevie observes all this. This circumstance strengthened his conviction immensely, but also augmented his indignation. Somebody he felt ought to be punished for it, punished with great severity, being no skeptic but a moral creature. He was in a manner at the mercy of his righteous passions that's him excited about the suffering in the world that he's always very sensitive to.  So just more about Stevie. Like the rest of mankind perplexed by the mystery of the universe, he had his moments of consoling trust in the organized powers of earth. And maybe I'll end the book review, my book report right there. I encourage you to be skeptical of consoling trust in the organized powers of earth. And I welcome all criticism and commentary. I'll also post a list of new words on the words that I learned. I tend to write them in back of the book, see, so to help improve my big vocabulary, my very big, big, good, big, good vocabulary. That's all. Stay tuned for more.