Proudly We Hail. New York City, where the American stage begins, here is another transcribed program with a cast of outstanding players and featuring Bryna Raven. Public Service Time has been made available by this station for your Army and your Air Force to bring you this story as Proudly We Hail Our Women in Service. Our story is entitled, Humanity Means People. This is the story of a woman who traveled the world for peace of mind to find that her life could have meaning only when she returned to her own backyard. After this important message, our first act curtain will rise. This story about a courageous American woman of the past prompts me to say a few words about courageous American women of the present who are serving their country as service women in the United States Army and United States Air Force. They have the gratifying knowledge that they are writing new pages in the history book hearing one of the most critical periods in our nation's history. You can join these women by volunteering in the WAC, Women's Army Corps, or in the WAF, Women in the Air Force. Visit your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting station and enlist now. And now with Bryna Raven and the role of Jane Adams, your Army and your Air Force present the proudly we hail production, Humanity Means People. Truth is manifested to us in many ways. It was sent to me, clear and unmistakable, when I was six years old. But I was 28 before the understanding of that truth came to me. When I was six, I had a dream, a horrible yet prophetic dream. I was alone, utterly alone. Not the way you can be alone in a crowd or alone in an empty house at night, but alone in the world. I wasn't a little girl living in the world of 1866 in that dream. My age seemed indescribable. I was a woman of maybe 30, maybe 50, maybe 100. The setting of the streets through which I was wandering was probably Cedar Creek, Illinois, the only place I'd ever known up until that time. But it seemed large. Not the way I found large cities to be later, but large in the way a huge cavern is endless when you're in the middle of it. Everything was shadowy. Even a voice, the only one in the dream, came from the grayness of the broad streets through which I was wandering. Jane. Jane Adams. You know my name. Who are you? I can scarcely make out your silhouette in this fog. What do you want? I am the only one here. The only one in the world. Except you, Jane. Yes, I know. And I'm frightened. Has everyone in the world disappeared? Not disappeared, Jane. Obscured. But you can bring them back. Tell me how. Tell me what I can do to restore everyone again. You alone are responsible for the fate of the world. You can bring people back to life by one implement alone. A wagon wheel. I don't understand. Explain it to me. One, two. Have you left me to be responsible for the fate of the world without telling me what I can do? What can I do? What can I do? What can I do? Janey. Janey, wake up. You've been having a nightmare. Oh, Pop, it was terrible. There, there. It's all right now. I'll stay with you until you go back to sleep again. I've got my dream, Papa. It was so real. But I didn't understand it. You can tell me all about it in the morning. Now, try to go to sleep and not to dream. That I could bring everybody back to life with a wagon wheel. What does that mean, Papa? I'm not sure, child. I am not sure. You, a child, cannot explain it. Nor can I, a man past the middle of his life. What a wagon wheel, Papa. What should that be that it could save the world? It's a strange symbol indeed. I only wish I could be of some help. Perhaps Jane Adam's dream had its roots in her love for her father. When his child wanted to share his many cares, he took pains to point out other people who needed her help. One Sunday, dressing for church, she put on her new coat and went into her father's study. You look very pretty, but your old coat will be just as warm and won't make other children feel so bad. The other children were those who lived in the back streets of their town. She told her father when he took her through these streets that she would someday live in a big house. But then the thought came... Papa, it wouldn't be right. Why do you say that, child? Because it would be right in the middle of little houses like these. It was at Rockford College that the girl with the strange dream lost her earlier anxiety for the sorrows of the world. She escaped into the beauty of books and forgot the reality around her. It was during her last year at college that her escape from the world was halted temporarily by a shock. Good morning, Ellen. Isn't this wonderful? All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. I never fully realized those words and what they meant until I just read them again this morning. Jane, I don't really know how you... Ellen, what's the matter? Your pal is dead. I bring news of death, Jane. Papa. Papa is dead. Yes, Jane. He died peacefully in his sleep last night. He wrote you this letter. It was found by his bed this morning. My beloved Janey is late at night and I feel it is late in my life, too. I think this without remorse was a certain sadness that I have not been able to give you all the help your nature has pleaded for. Remember when you were a little child and had your dream about the wagon wheel. At that time I could not help you when you came to me for the answer. The real answer is something I should have learned a long time before this. That each person's destiny, the answer to the eternal questions in each person's heart must be worked out individually. Except for a few bits of real estate and a few scraps of paper which mean that you will be relieved of the burden of financial suffering, I have nothing more to leave you. But I somehow think that if you come to realize the meaning of this inheritance and shape it into your destiny, you will be rich indeed. Your loving Papa. Janey, oh, come in. Hello, Ellen. Oh, I'm so tired. Oh, sit down and tell me. What did the doctor say? Oh, there's nothing wrong with me. Nothing he can hear in his stethoscope or feel in my pulse at any rate. But you're sick, Janey. Didn't he tell you that? Yes, he knows I'm not well, but there's nothing to do with a germ or a disease of the body. It's as if something were haunting me, Ellen. Your father. You're still brooding about him, Janey. No, no, I'm really not, Ellen. Of course, I miss him, and I regret I wasn't with him when he died, but something deeper than that. It's a sense of guilt that's unreasonable. It's a weight I can't shake off. What did the doctor recommend? Oh, usual thing for young girls with enough money. Said I should go somewhere. Europe, perhaps, get a change of scenery. I hope that will mean a change of viewpoint. Well, why not, Janey? Oh, England is beautiful at this time of year.  Ellen, will you go with me? I could find it bearable then. I don't think I could enjoy being by myself in a strange country. Not now, when I feel so all alone, even in my own country. Of course I will, Janey. We'll love it. Oh, we'll see. All the things we've known in books and paintings and photographs. There'll be Westminster Abbey. And Buckingham Palace. And Oxford and Cambridge. And London Bridge. Stop the carriage. Here's the place. Oh, when does the auction start? Whenever there are enough of the rabble assembled. Ellen, I wish I hadn't come. Oh, now, Janey, don't spoil everyone's fun. Oh, I'm dying to see the auction. This is really quite historic now. Every Saturday night for centuries, the farmers bring in their fruit and vegetables. And then the poor gather to get what they can for next door to nothing. But some of those vegetables look spoiled to me. They're not far from it. But they don't even have to last until these people get home. They eat them right here on the streets. Hey, where are you going, Miss Adams? I'm going back to the hotel. If you want to stay and watch these poor people scramble like animals for bits of refuse, you're welcome to do it. My idea of a spectacle is to go to the theatre and not to sit in a carriage and watch and gloat over the evils of the world. You seem better here in Germany. I'm really sorry about that incident in London at the auction. Oh, don't worry ahead about it, Ellen. I didn't feel guilty about my life of uselessness. I suppose I would have seen the colour and the history of it. Look. Oh, look at those women out there on the street. What are they carrying? Those tanks tied to their backs. What are they? Well, I saw them yesterday when the waiters told me about them. It's hot brew they're carrying. They're hands. Look at their hands. Isn't it awful? Their hands are scarred from burns. The hot brew splashes when the women walk. Ellen, something must be done. Let's go to see the... Young woman, what am I to do? Men must have beer. And so these women must have scars. Is that it? When you put it that way, I sound heartless. You are. I am, too. Because there seems to be nothing that can be done about it. I'm sure you're to blame, but so am I, because I'll just run away from this ugliness. Because I've always run away. But, Cheney, what's the remedy? Ellen. Do you remember that social settlement we saw in England? Toine B. Hart? That's right. I'd forgotten the name. Remember Hart was the centre for London's poor? How they went there for enlightenment or amusement? Are you suggesting we go and work at Toine B. Hart? No, Ellen. Charity begins at home. Such a settlement house would be useful in Chicago. Think of all the races in America that have to learn to live together if our democracy is to endure. At our house, we would gather together all sorts of immigrants, do what we could to help them, and give them a life in common. Cheney, that sounds wonderful. We would not only help them, they would help us. We're smothered in comfort as they are oppressed by poverty. My scheme is to throw off some of this stifling comfort for the privilege of being of some use in the world. Reiner-Abern featured in the role of Jane Adams in the proudly-we-hail production Humanity Means People will return in just a moment for the second act. Love and loyalty to one's country have never been the exclusive attributes of men. Women too have given concrete evidence of their devotion and courage. Now, more than ever before, the services of women are urgently needed to undertake thousands of jobs in the armed forces, where a critical manpower shortage threatens the defense effort. More than ever before, the United States Army and United States Air Force needs young women in its expanding forces. So go to your nearest Army and Air Force recruiting station. Have a talk with the recruiting sergeant. He'll help you decide how you can best serve your country. Volunteer for service in the WAC, Women's Army Corps, or in the WAC, Women in the Air Force. Do it today. You are listening to Proudly We Hail. Now with Reiner-Abern as Jane Adams, we present the second act of Humanity Means People for the privilege of being of some use in the world. That's the reason Jane Adams gave herself and her friend Ellen for wanting to found a settlement house in Chicago. She found an old rundown mansion built by a man named Hull. 30 years before, Mr. Hull had chosen the site for its suburban piece. I don't know if it's smart business to say this, Miss Adams, but I can't imagine why you'd want her at my house. In the heart of the immigrant quarter of Chicago, the streets and alleys around are dirty and badly lighted. They're lined with wooden shanties.  Mr. Hull, every feature of the neighborhood that you've cited as a disadvantage is a point in its favor for my purposes. Those people need me, and I need your house. Those people won't understand even as well as I do, Miss Adams. I repay your efforts with nothing but suspicion. You mark my words. And I ask you, why they move in here? They can afford to live over on the fancy side of Chicago. What do they want to move into our neighborhood? They will want to sell us something. You watch. Take my warning on this. Don't promise to go to their church. Labor spies is my idea. You went to that Hull house? Why not? They're not half bad. But what did they want you to do? Want? Nothing. Miss Adams, she reads a book to us by a woman called George. George Elliott. Then we talk about things, mostly about the neighborhood. She say we got all to ask for better garbage collection.  Kate, and I walk to the factory with you. Yeah, yeah, well, Harry. It's almost seven. I can't afford to be docked this week. Not with my youngest needing medicine all the time. Emma, you hear about that Miss Adams under Hull house? Yeah, I've heard nothing else for six months. What is it to me that they move into a fancy house and look down their noses at us working women? But that is the news. Miss Adams, she mined our children for us women while we're at work. Then who can afford even a penny in our tenements for someone to stay with the children? It is bad enough my Gisela has so cold all the time, but if I don't have the money to pay her medicine, it would be worse. But it will not cost us a cent. They have what they call a nursery school for the little ones where they get milk every day. Just think every day. It sounds funny to me, but if it is true, what the relief it would be not to have to lock the children up all day and worry about them being caught in a fire or falling out of windows. Emma, tomorrow I send my kids there.  You know, Emma, I think it was a fine day for Halstead Street when Miss Adams moved in Hall House. Miss Adams, the landlord, he come tonight and says we got to put things out on the sidewalk by tomorrow morning or he's going to put it there himself.  How can he be so cruel? That's it, Miss Adams.  Here's the money for the rent, but wait a minute before you go, Giovanni. I don't think for one minute that your landlord is entirely to blame. But he's going to put us out on the street. Because you didn't pay your rent. Isn't that right? But the money? Who's got the money with the little I earned? Giovanni, you had enough money to gamble last Saturday night, didn't you? Yes.  Then, Giovanni, I will feel better with myself about helping you. Oh, Jane, I was wondering where you've been. Aren't these beautiful, Ellen? I got this whole armful for just more than a dollar. But Jane, what right have we to spend even one cent for flowers when there are so many other things we need? I couldn't sleep last night. I was thinking about how to win the friendship of various elements in the neighborhood. These are for my Italians. You mean you're buying their friendship with an armful of flowers? And why not? If we can get them to love Hull House, then we can help them. We can't help them if they stay away. And these flowers will help to bring them. Don't you see, Ellen, the Italians around Halstead and Polk Street are sons of the soil by nature. They find the crowded indoor life of the big city, their tenements and their factories very hard. Now, if I can win them over with flowers, then I can give them greater treasures, knowledge and understanding of the life of our great country. Miss Adams, my Anna is arrested. Anna is a good girl. She was going to put back the five dollars she took from Cashbox to buy the dress for Church picnic. But the boss found out before she could raise the money and he want to send her to prison. He will help her. Miss Adams, my Mario has been in a fight. A man was killed. Mario don't mean to do this. And now, what's going to be with us, Miss Adams? Their parents are bewildered, Ellen. They don't understand what has happened to their American children. Well, the young people think of their mothers and fathers as foreigners, Jane. They don't know anything of their fine past, of Italian art or Hebrew lore. The only laborers, common working people, they're ashamed. And the parents are just as bigoted. They refuse to see their children born in this new country and longing to be a part of it, craving for change and for power. A daughter needing a new hat, the son wanting his own money so he can be somebody, they don't understand that. We must build a bridge between the parents and their children. But how, Jane? I think I saw the answer this morning when I was walking through the neighborhood. Something must be done, and if you think you have the answer, let's do it. I came upon an old Italian woman sitting in the sun on the steps of a tenement house, spinning thread with a simple stick spindle. The old woman might have served as a model for one of Michelangelo's fates, but that isn't what stopped me. I thought, now here is the bridge between the old and the new. The children of this old Italian work in factories with complicated machines, but just as they are descended from the old woman, their complicated machines are descended from the simple one she works. This, the children don't realize. If we could make them see the link between the past and the present, between themselves and their parents, they'd know just what to do. To Hall House tomorrow night, we are going to have a demonstration for the young people. We've invited about 20 of you older women to come and show the young boys and girls how the things were done in the old country. They'll be proud of all of you. All of you. Is it true that my mother is the best spinner in America? Well, you saw her work tonight with all the other women far behind, didn't you? You see, my dear, your mother comes from a lovely Italian village with her art of spinning was handed down from generation to generation. You see, it's hard for her to be torn away from her old home and made to give up everything, even her talents to become a stranger in America.  You've made me understand my mother for the first time. Miss Adams? Yes. Won't you have a chair, please? Thank you. You don't know me, Miss Adams. I was in the audience last night when you talked about your work here in Hall House. And what did you think? I guess that's obvious, because I'm here. You made me feel uncomfortable. Really? I'm not sorry, you know. I suppose you're not. Your business seems to be to poke at people's consciences. I'm a rich man, and according to your standards, a selfish one, I suppose. What can I do? You said earlier I didn't know you, but I do. You see, I read the society pages as well as the editorials in the paper. And I've done some checking. You own a block of ramshackle houses. They're unfit to live in. You want to know what to do? Well, I'll tell you, if you're sincere, tear down those houses and build a playground. Our children have no outdoor life but in the streets. You have everything. Give these children a little something. Gentlemen of the Senate, I appeal to you. I offered some little girls who came to our first Christmas party at Hull House some candy. And they said, no, thank you. You see, they work those babies 14 hours a day in a candy factory. What attraction does candy have for them? Our efforts for our children are hopeless unless we abolish child labor. And we can do that only by piercing the conscience of the people with the ugly facts of child labor. You say you represent the people. The children can't vote, but you must represent them too. This bill must pass. This bill which will give freedom to the children of Illinois. Settlements were springing up throughout the country, all modeled after that of Jane Adams. Hull House itself now occupied a group of structures covering a city block, and its founder's reputation covered the globe. From thousands of platforms, people heard her speak, and the books she wrote reached millions. Her word carried such weight that political leaders, not only of her own but of other countries, sought her advice and support. To everyone she made audible the cry of children and the weariness of workers. Her two chief crusades were on behalf of children and world peace. In 1931, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. In one sentence, the speaker making a presentation summed up what the world thought of Jane Adams. In Jane Adams, there are assembled all the best womanly attributes which shall help us to establish peace in the world. In the year of her death, 1935, Jane Adams received the American Education Award. The speaker at that time said, she has taught tolerance and peaceful community living, first at home and then in the world at large. But perhaps Jane Adams summed it up best herself when she stated her purpose in 1888. I want to throw off comfort for the privilege of being of some use in the world. Thank you, Bryner Rabin, for a stirring portrayal of Jane Adams. Now here is an important message to the young women of America. You have just heard an interesting story about one of America's gallant women of the past. If you're between the ages of 18 and 34, you're invited to join America's gallant women of the present, who now serve in the WAC, Women's Army Corps, and the WAF, Women in the Air Force. Visit your local United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting station. Get all the details today. This has been another program on Proudly We Hail presented transcribed in cooperation with this station by the United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting service. This program featured Bryner Rabin as Jane Adams. This is Kenneth Bagnard speaking and inviting you to tune in the same station next week for another interesting story on Proudly We Hail.


What's up YouTube, but my name is John Hammond and welcome back to some more Pico CTF 2018 video write-ups. This challenge is called absolutely relative It's in the general skills category. It says in a file system. Everything is relative Can you find a way to get a flag from this program? You can find it here on the shell server and we have the source So this is something that is necessary to run on the shell server So I'm just gonna go ahead and connect to it there, but I do want actually the source code So we can check out what it's doing. Let's W get this and let's open it up Alright, so character. Yes, it should be just simply yes as a constant. Yes length should be three Interesting. We have a main function that will read the flag and has a create a buffer for it for permission, etc It'll open up the absolute path to problems that location and flag dot text So flag dot text will open up an absolute location that works here It'll go ahead and read it and open it up But the permission file is actually relative. It's doing it from the current directory. So that's peculiar and something to note if File it'll okay. It'll read through the permissions and actually determine information out of it Just read it and if the string compare permission is Yes, and yes, so if the length of yes, if we've actually read the permission dot text file to say the word yes It'll say you have right permissions It'll give you the flag if you do not have specific permissions or the sufficient position permissions It will not give you the flag so because permission dot text is read out of a relative location We can control it and let's go do that cool thing here Let's go ahead and jump in we have the location on the shell server that we want to connect to so I'm going to Ssh over there. I'm just using my script that just enters the command for me In with my username so I can simply enter my password and jump in and we have the flag dot text The absolutely relative file absolutely relative that's the etc. So we can't view flag dot text. Can we view? Permission dot text. We don't even have it weird You're not of specific permissions or the sufficient permissions to view this flag. We can't create a permissions dot text. Can we? Nope permission denied. I don't have the permission to do this there. I could try and write yes, but it won't let me save the file So We can now move to someplace where we do have right permission like the temp directory. Let's try and temp jh YouTube and Let's go there temp jh YouTube Great now Let's go ahead and create a symbolic link and I've done this a lot in some bandit or Leviathan or some over-the-wire war games Where I create a symbolic link to the absolute file here The the the program that we're trying to run in its absolute location. Let's get the absolutely relative program in this directory So now I have a like a special kind of blue an absolutely relative file that is in this current directory But is a symbolic link or kind of like a shortcut to that real absolute location of the program So now I can create a permissions dot text and I can have it say yes, just fine Now if I run absolutely relative It says you have right permissions because it's trying to read the permission dot text in the current directory that I am in So I can create the permission dot text file It'll read it just fine and it'll give me the flag because of the how we read the source code So that's that right pretty simple pretty cool We can go ahead and mark that as the flag and say that this challenge is complete let's go ahead and submit it and That's just a neat thing Symbolic links are very very cool And when you have control over a shell server or you have a location where you can have your own files and have your own space It's it's really neat. So All right before I go I want to give a quick shout out to the people that support me on patreon Thank you guys so much one dollar a month on patreon or more will give you a special shout out Just like this at the end of every video five dollars or more will give you early access everything that release on YouTube before It goes live if you did like this video, please do like comment and subscribe join our discord server link in the description It's a cool community full of CTO players programmers and hackers I'm running out of breath, man. I say this every time. It's just the spiel Sometimes it's fun though.  I gotta see you later. Goodbye guys Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoyed this. Hope to see you on patreon. Hope to see you in the next video. Love you


Morning traders, Patrick Munley here with another tickmail chart. I want to draw your attention today to a developing opportunity in the Euro dollar. Obviously, we have the FMC coming up this evening. They're expected to give a pretty dovish slant of things. So if that's the case, and we do get a dovish read from the markets on the FMC this evening, look for a move through this 11920 area to open a retest of the price cycle highs up to 120. And through there up to the 122, which is the equality objective that I discussed in last week's live market analysis session using protective stop below 118 here for this setup. So great risk reward on that opportunity. As always, traders, plan the trade, trade the plan, and most importantly, manage your risk. Until next time, thanks very much.


Getting outside the small-mindedness of where you live, the small-mindedness of the environment and culture, even post-culture culture, country where you live, and get into bigger thinking around bigger ideas, bigger people. So whatever the environment is, get around growth environments and take what you learned from there back into your non-growth environment and import it, transplant it into you and through you into it.


You are a strong and independent person with goals and dreams but you still need to take care of yourself.  As much as we work very hard, we also need rest. The best way is to have a work-life balance and effective work strategies that don't put you under too much stress, often ignored but necessary. Self-care is any action or behavior that helps a person avoid health problems. In today's video, I'm going to share with you 13 steps to healthcare tips for a better you. If you're new here, kindly subscribe to this channel for more awesome videos such as this one. 1. Have an action plan. According to National Care Center for Biotechnology and Information, a 2019 study for example found that student nurses may neglect their own health and wellness needs while training to look for others and this might in turn reduce their effectiveness when providing care. Don't start out working and hope to make time for self-care. It won't work. It would help if you prioritized it as much as you prioritize your work. If you feel so overwhelmed, talk to the Human Resource Department or get some help. This things can actually interfere with your effectiveness at work. I know you don't want to look like you're shying away from work and in reality, you're only trying to get better. Take every break. Get enough sleep and continue. Don't work to ease your pain if you're passing through stuff. Talk to people. Talk to your friends. Go out. Live. Your life doesn't revolve around your job. 2. Leave your house.  With the COVID-19 pandemic, it is understandable that a lot of people would prefer to stay indoors but then moving out can help you relieve stress and get some fresh air. Ditching the comfort of your home is a great way to improve mental and physical health. Some research has shown that even a picture of nature can spark positive activities in the brain. This may explain why very busy executives don't take vacations in New York. They go to more typical areas that have beautiful natural scenery. Going out might also mean you will meet some people. But hey, what's wrong with saying hello to some strangers and discussing anything other than work? You have to be conscious of it, though, or else. You will never do it. Make up your mind to go out and list every weekend. Put in the monthly budget that will help keep you committed. You can invite a friend or go alone. 3. Do some outdoor exercises. According to Gratist, research shows that working out in a great outdoor boosts self-esteem more than indoor exercise, especially for people with mental health difficulties. When you start, you will probably not feel very comfortable, but you have to press on. You will gradually get used to it and even build community with the people there. Included in your schedule, you can go for a jog in by 5am every day or take a walk, whichever of them you prefer. Do you currently exercise? When was the last time? What kind of exercise do you do? Tell us in the comments below. 4. Breathe the right sense. If you work in a hospital, you may be sick of the scent already. It always smells of disinfectant and what nots. Thankfully, you can choose the scent you perceive by using essential oils. Naturally, just taking a deep breath can be a serious stress relief. If you are watching this video, take a deep breath right now. Are you feeling relieved already? Keep breathing. You will be alright, finding your favorite aroma and having them on hand, whether it's through candles, infusers or bottles of essential oils can help you create an environment that suits your snows and calms you down. You are responsible for your health. Don't procrastinate on this. 5. Be mindful. What are the things that make you happy? Hold them close to you. What are the things that make you unhappy? Assure them from your life. You need to take charge of your life and make hard choices. Some things just have to go. Is your job making you unhappy? It has to go. What will you do even if you had all the money in the world? Ask yourself deep questions and affirm that you are happy and fulfilled. Affirm every day that the things you want are locating you. Be of good cheer. Your happiness begins now. 7. Meditate daily. If you are an early riser like me, you would appreciate the silence of the mornings. I spend this time meditating quietly. This makes me more in tune with my day and more aware of my surroundings. I highly recommend doing this even if it's just for 30 minutes. Look at the things that bother you. Do you think they really matter? Maybe they do. But not enough for you to sacrifice your happiness. It would help if you learned self-control. Control your thoughts or they might control you.  Control what you let in and you will always be at peace with yourself. 8. Read something fun. I'm an avid reader. The type you would call bookworm. I have read so many books I've lost count. I enjoy reading fiction a lot. Although to learn business administration and financial management, you need to read more advanced books. They are not so fun. But for now, let's focus on fun reading. What was the last book you read? Why? Who was the author? What was the story about? You can tell me in the comments below. It's okay if you have not read yet. You can still read. It's not too late. 9. The Clutter. You would be amazed at what doing this can do for you. How many things do you have in your apartment that you haven't used in years? Without even knowing, you worry about them and they stay in your mind and space, making you unable to process thoughts faster. When you declutter, there is more ventilation and you don't think about clothes, books, shoes, gathering dust that you have meant to give away. If you haven't done this before, there is always a first time for everything. Do that now. 10. See a good movie. Movies are a great way to relax. Make a date with yourself at least once a month for releasing stress. You can go to the movies and watch a new box of his release. There are usually very good ones, so you don't have to worry about whether they are good or not. I acknowledge some will make you cry, but there are also hilarious ones that involve characters doing all manner of hilarious things that will drive the audience crazy. Again, don't procrastinate. The journey towards freedom from all forms of stress is a long one. Take baby steps on movie one month at a time. You will be alright. 11. Indulge in a massage. You can declare spa day every weekend or every two weeks. Your body needs rest and sometimes sleeping alone wouldn't give you this. When you get a good body massage from a reputable establishment, they can make you feel like a baby who doesn't want to be pampered. You could even use a jacuzzi and have the water suit you. Some of those things can cost a small fortune, but they are usually worth it. 12. Eat healthy.  That's not a good plan if you are going to stay healthy. Part of self care requires eating a balanced diet. You can snack on apples for example, instead of snacking on Pringles. Also, get a nutritionist professional advice if you have any special dietary needs.   A big appetite is necessary for the type of energy you need to perform optimally. If you are exercising too, you need to eat even more than usual. It is a good day to eat some salad. Be good. 13. Smile. Finally, smile. Everyone wants something. The things people want are inexhaustible. Why worry? Don't worry. It won't come. So, why worry? Choose the things that really matter to you and focus on them. But whatever you do, keep smiling. Smiling will ensure that you are always cheerful, no matter what it's going on. You are responsible for your health care, dear.  You deserve to be happy, successful and at peace. The people who have it are not better than you. You can have everything you want. Yes, you can have it all. Take a deep breath. The fact that you are watching this video means that you are working hard already at being a better you. You have everything it takes to succeed already. Just keep smiling, keep being cheerful and everything will gradually fall into place. In case you didn't know, smiling actually makes people feel happy. When you are sad, smile. When you are in shock, laugh. This confusing experience can trick your body into responding positively no matter the situation.  Never forget.


the theme from the Sears Radio Theatre. Tonight's story is a comedy with Andy Griffith as your host. Here's a preview. Play the dime machine. I will, I will.  It's my one claim to male beauty. Heaven only knows what you'll do if you lose it. Well, you'll stop combing, that's for sure. See you guys later. The Sears Radio Theatre will begin after this message from your local station. This is Andy Griffith. Listen to this. Do you see any difference? Look, Ada. No. I'm getting thin on top, aren't I? I'm looking, I'm looking. I don't see any difference. I may emcee at all the Lions Club luncheons because of my luxuriant hair. Burn. I promise to love, honor and obey whether you had a mop or you were bald. Will you please stop combing it all the time? It's polishing the bowling balls that's stowing it.  Look, Burn, we're starting on our vacation and Ash and Mel are picking us up any minute now. I think it's the solvent or the lacquer I use before I put the balls in the machine. There they are now. Help me with the suitcases. My hair look all right? Yes. Come on, Burn. Put away your comb and grab a suitcase, Burn. And that's just the beginning of our story. He did beside him is his wife, Milton. In the rear seat are Ada and Burn Hall. A handsome force. They've planned this vacation for some months. The men are looking forward to making killing at the gaming tables while their wives play the slot machines in the various halls of fortune that line one of Nevada's gambling cities. Burn Hall well wishes he'd brought his own car instead of being a passenger in Ash Grove. Not that Ash isn't a good driver, but he's out for a vacation and shows it. Ash, where's this hotel you got us rooms at? It's a motel, a motel. Well, where is it? If you drive a little slower, maybe I could spot it. What kind of joint is it, Burn? We don't have to cook, do we? Oh, no, Burn said it was a nice place that doesn't allow any cooking, Milton. Well, that's good, Ada, because I am not going to cook on our vacation. You don't have to, baby. There's the motel. Slow down, Ash. Where? Where? It's the plot of Goldmoats. I'll see you, Milton. Oh, yeah. Ash missed that last red light. What do you want him to do? Go back and hit it? Hang onto your hats and turn it in. We made it. No thanks to you. Uh, you girls want to wait for us to sign in? Look, I can't wait to play those slot machines. Neither can I, Ada. I'll get the door. Ladies first? I said ladies first, Ash. I'm sorry. Oh, I see a slot machine from here. There's another one there. Give me some money, Ash. Sure. Here's five. You don't have to get change over there. I need some money, too, Burn. What happened to the two bucks I gave you when we left? It went for hamburgers on the road. You took it back, remember? Give her five, Burn. We're on vacation. Good luck, Millie. Here. Thanks a bunch. We'll check in while you two play. Ash. Look, they're dollar machines.   We don't sleep in the lobby, Ash. I did the best I could with our reservations.  See a winner this time. There goes five bucks. Maybe I'll hit for both of us. Lemon. Another lemonade. This time it'll be better. Let's cherry. Well, we got our rooms. How are your girls doing? Nothing. Well, Ash, I've used up the fiber you gave me. I've got a dollar left. Well, change machines. Try this one here. Oh, changing machines is bad luck, Burn.  Put your dollar on this one, Ada. You really... All right. You say so. A plum, lemon, and a cherry. They don't call them one-armed bandits for nothing. So we've dropped in. We'll get it back. Let's go to our rooms, unpack, and then hit the big casino across the road. I want a roll of paper. No, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I want to see what that couple does. They're playing the machine you just left. With just one dollar. And you talked me into quitting that one to play this... I... There's nothing. Told you, Burn, it's bad luck to change machines. Is our room? No. No? Yes. The linen closet at home is bigger than this is. Well, everything else was all filled up. With what? People. That's what. I was lucky to get any reservations at all. Lucky, he says. Where are you going, Ada? In the hall to unpack our suitcases. There's no room in here. Oh. And stop combing your hair. Does it... does it look all right? It looks fine. It looks fine. Here. Take this if you can find a place to hang it. Oh, hi, Margaret. Your room is no bigger than ours. Well, we only sleep here anyway. In a single bed. Here, Burn. Take this and this. Ash is fit to be tight. He said there's not room to swing a day old kitten. And he's right. Well, next time I'll let him make the reservations. Maybe we'll sleep in the car. We're going to have to stand on that single bed to change our clothes. He's got a good idea. They're unloading the suitcases in the hall. Burn here. I've used up all the room in the closet. Then put it under the bed. And stop combing your hair. Look all right to you, Mildred. Fine. Oh, here comes Ash. Hi, honey. Hi.  Burn, are you sure you didn't reserve rooms for midgets? Who are you beefing about? All we do is change clothes and sleep here. At least that'll be a change. Hey, Burn, there's a big casino across the street.  Ready as ever. Does my hair look all right? Your hair looks fine.  Do they have slot machines? And a show with stars? They've got everything. Come on. Get out, Burn. Yes, sir. Where are the slot machines? Over there, honey. The money, Burn. Here's another five. Here's ten, Mildred. Here's another five, Ada. I see they have half-dollar ones there. And quarter ones. I think there's one for a dime. Play the dime machine. Burn, I will. I will.  It's my one claim to male beauty. Heaven only knows what you'll do if you lose it. Well, you'll stop combing. That's for sure. I'll see you guys later. I'm trying my luck with the band. Wait for me, Mildred. Well, you want to try your hand at roulette, Burn? No, no, no, no.  Oh, I used to love dice when I was in college. Made eleven passes once that. They're over here. Look, give me a pair of dice and I can make them tall. You've got to get some chips first. How many you want, Burn? I'll say ten. Here's a ten-dollar bill for you. Ten chips for my friend here. And twenty for me. I'll start with ten.  Oh, there's room for us over there. Hmm. Boy, I've never seen such a fancy layout before. You bet on every throw of the dice. I'll wait till it's my turn. I do get a turn, Dona. Sure, as soon as that guy fails to make his point, the troupey passes the dice to the next player. Hmm.  Oh, I bet that guy doesn't make his point. Seven out. What'd I tell you? What's this for? What's what for? The man with the stick just shoved a pile of chips at me. Looky, looky there. Right next to the ten I put down. What you doing? Through snake-eyes, mister. But you took away all the chips. My ten, too. You had your chips unnatural, did you not? Well, I just had them in front of me. And you threw snake-eyes. But I was just waiting to get the dice, like we did in college. Get a book, mister. A what? A book called How to Gamble. They're free if the cash is. All right, place your bets. Oh, the dice. What happened, Ash? Like the man said, get a book. All right! Said his chips in front of him on the table and was amazed when the croupier doubled his bet, then took all the way on the next throw of the docks. The croupier's advice to Byrne was echoed by his vacation pal, Ashgrove. Get a book, they both said. In the meantime, Byrne's wife Ada and Ash's wife, Mildred, were having a ball at slot machine. Sheens and those at the motel. You said it. Listen, tuck away what you started with. And what have you got left is how much you want. How much did you make? $22. That's good, Mildred. Let's see, I've got... Oh, I'm so nervous. I've got over $50. Well, keep it. So Byrne doesn't find out how much you want. Oh, I will, I will. Oh, Millie, I've never seen so much money. Listen, tell him you lost the 10 bucks you started with.   Nobody expects to win in these joints. Nobody expects me to. Uh-oh. Time for the show. Are we ready? Yeah. Come on. We'll gather up the husband and go see the show. Oh, I can't wait to see old blue eyes. Who? Oh, that's what they call him. Frank Sinatra. Oh. I've had a crush on him since the 50s. Ash wants to see Carlton Gross. He's a comic. Oh, there they are, at a craft table. He had a wonderful head of hair. Stop combing yours. Well, he did. I'd like to know what he rubs on his scalp to get that look. I'd be emceeing luncheons all over the state if I had hair like that. You know that? I'll get the check tonight since I'm the big winner. How much did you win at dice, Ash? Over 300. 300? My goodness. How much did you win, Bernie? Nothing. How much did you? Eight of them win either. You lost the whole 10 I gave you? Well, no, I... About three dollars left, haven't you either? Uh... Yeah, I guess so. I never saw such a craft table. I thought it'd be like... Well, like it was in college. You know, you'd wait for the dice, then you'd make your bet and wait for somebody to cover it. Anyway, I got a book on gambling now. It explains how the craft tables work. And what that cost? Nothing. They gave it away free. The price was right. Hey, hey, isn't that the comic Carlton Gross? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, boy, you could spot that head of hair anyway. It's coming this way. Why don't you ask him what he uses? Oh, I'd love to meet him. I'd rather meet old blue eyes. Hey, Mr. Gross? Well, how are you folks? How are you? How are you? I'm Ash Grove. How are you, sir? This is my wife, Mildred. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. And that's Bern Hallowell. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Very nice. How do you do? Well, ask him, Bern. Ask me what? Ask me what? What? What? Well, I couldn't help noticing, sir. Spit it out, sir. Spit it out. You have a wonderful head of hair. Oh, well, thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. What do you use on it? I mean, to give it that look, you know. Oh, well, the company sells me a free sample of a salve. I rub it in my scalp every night. Oh? Or maybe they do it because I'm in a commercial for their product. Gee, what is it? Oh, what it's called, hair shine. Hair shine. Oh. Oh, I've got to get some right away. Yeah, good stuff. Good stuff. Good. It's miraculous. Blue eyes. Oh, yes, he was in good voice tonight. He was in good voice. But how'd you like my act? Oh, we just loved it. Yes. Yes. You don't. You get this hair shine. Did any drugs go? Oh, sure. Sure. Look, this is my last night here. See? Oh, you're the whole show. Oh, thanks. Thanks for your check. I got a date in San Francisco. Open there tomorrow night. Now, what I was saying about this hair shine, they sent me cartons of it, you know. Well, yeah, I know. For free, you said. Yeah, if you'd like. I got a whole carton. Still all open. You can have it if you want for free. Oh. Oh, yeah. Hey, that would be great. Surprise is right. Give me your address. I'll send it over to you. Oh, it comes in plain tubes, you know. I mean, there's no label on it. Oh, that's all right. My name is Bern Hallowell. Uh-huh. Pottergold Motel. Uh, what's our room number, Ada? 11. I thought it was 12. I thought it was 10. I see. Bern Hallowell Pottergold Motel. I sent it tonight. Oh, gee, gee, gee. Thanks for certain, Mr. Gross. I really appreciate it. That's all right. All right. Oh, wow. It was 11. Oh, here, lovely lady. The room number's not important. See you in your folks. Good night. Good night. Good night. A nice man, a real nice man. Bern, will you please stop combing your hair? Not because of the room's smallest, or Ada's constant tossing in bed, but because of comic Carlton Gross is offering to send over a supply of hair shine. When's he going to send the carton? Oh, blue eyes. Yeah. What? Oh, you. You nearly knocked me out of bed again. A single bed? What was supposed to be a double room? I had hair like his.  I could emcee dinners, not just lunches, I'll tell you. Bern got up early and checked the desk clerk in the lobby. But no package had arrived for him. He and Ada had breakfast with Mildred and Ash Grove. Then he checked the desk clerk again. Still no package. You want to try your hand at Blackjackburn? No, no, no. Not right away. I want to read the book first. You know how to gamble? Well, I'm going down the street and try my luck. Want to try some new slot machines, Ada? No, I think I'm going to go out to the pool and take a dip, Millie. Oh, well, I'm going along with Ash. We'll pick you up for lunch. Good idea. While I study how to gamble, Ada can have her swim. Oh, I'll see you. Come on, Millie. What can I wear? The bikini or the one-piece suit? You suppose he forgot to send the carton? Hmm, maybe the bikini. Hmm. He's probably like all these stars. They make a lot of promises and carries through on none of them. Look, Burn, if you're so anxious for some of that stuff, whatever its name is... Haershine. Yeah, well, then why don't you just go to a drugstore and buy some? Mr. Gross probably forgot all about sending it. Just because it's free. Well, he even wrote down my name and the name of his motel. Then he'll send it. You know how the males are. Open the door. Now, where did I put that one-piece suit? They're on the patio. Well, there's the pool. I'll read my book. Ah, it says we'll have to take sun baths. No, not me. I sunburn too easily. Then arrange the parasol so no sun hits you. Why wouldn't they have water in the pool? I don't know. Maybe they're cleaning it out or something. Stop combing your hair. I want to study this book. A middle of a tourist season and no water in a swimming pool. Fine thing. Don't talk, will you? Don't talk. Don't swim. Don't, don't, don't. Do I look all right? Yeah, you look fine. You didn't even look. I know how you look. Well, this one-piece suit is a little tight. Maybe I should have worn my bikini. I feel silly all dressed up in my swimsuit and no place to dive. Oh, it's so tight. I bet old blue eyes would go for me in this suit. Where are you going? I'm going to check that desk clerk again. Maybe the hair-save has arrived. Oh, he knows you're expecting it. The clerk would bring it out to you if it had arrived. No, not him. There's no room service here. There's something else. Hi, Millie. You like it? Oh, I like it fine. Well, it's a little tight. It's the right places. Burn like it. You didn't say. Didn't say? Did he act? He just read his book on how to gamble and then he went off to see if that hair-save had arrived yet. No water in the pool? No water in the pool. Hmm. Where'd Burn go? To see the desk clerk. Well, he wasn't in the lobby. Or in your room when we came in. Hmm. Hey, how are the slot machines at the new place? Well, Ash gave me another ten. Which I lost immediately. You won nothing? Oh, I hit one jackpot. But you know the trouble? It just takes so long to put the money back in the machine. How did Ash do? He lost all he made yesterday and then some. You know, our vacation may run short if he doesn't win before the money gives out. Well, Millie, you know, there's one good thing about being poor. What? It's inexpensive. Over this again. Please do. Mr. Gross. The comic you had on your bill, you know? We got there this morning. I know. But he promised to send me a carton of air salve. He even wrote down my name and address. Burn Hollowell. At the Pot of Gold Motel, he promised to send it to me. So? Who hasn't arrived yet? And I thought he might have forgotten to send it. That's possible. Or that it might still be here, you know, wrapped up with my name on it. What do you expect me to do about it? Check and see if it's here. Oh. Well, all right, I'll do that. My name is Hollowell. Burn Hollowell. I remember. You care to gamble a little while I look? No, I'll wait here. All right, I'll look for it. There's no carton here for you, Mr. Weller Hall. Hollowell. Oh, whatever. No, there's nothing here for you. Oh, well. Maybe he mailed it. I'll check at the motel again. Hey, Burn! Oh, hello, Mildred. How you doing? Ah, went a little, lose a little. Ash wanted to try his luck at the scrap tables again. Are you here with you? Yeah. Oh, there's someplace. Where's Ada? She's sunning herself in the patio, I guess. Oh, yeah. I saw her there. There's no water in the swimming pool. Yeah, I saw her. How come you came over here alone? I was just checking on the package. Mr. Gross was supposed to send me. It's not here. Oh. Well, back to the slot machines. Bye, Burn. Good luck, Mildred. I'll see how Ash is doing. He figured he won on the original table, so he's added it again. Thanks. How you doing? Good, good, good. Oh, let's see. About, uh, 400 ahead. 50 on don't come. Now, I'm better than 500 ahead. Yeah, I read the book. I think I'll try my luck. And what? Well, I read the book, studied it. Look, it tells you how to gamble, not how to win. How'd you do, Ash? Oh, we'll have to cut our vacation short, Milly. I lost. Again. So did Burn, so I wasn't alone. See you for dinner. Where you going? To check the desk clerk again, see if that carton's arrived. He'll pick you up in a half an hour. Okay. Ringing, ringing, never stop. Yes, sir, may I help you? Yeah, well, I'm already registered here. We have no vacancies. I just told you, I'm already registered here. Mr. Burn Hallowell. I can take your name for a future room, or with a deposit, of course. Look, did a carton come for me or not? Oh, you're Mr. Hallowell. Yeah, that's what I've been saying. Well, we get so many customers. By the way, you have a beautiful head of hair. Oh? Thank you. Beautiful. Now, what is it that you wanted? Did a carton come for me? What room are you in? I think it's 11, you think. Don't you know for sure? Well, maybe it's 10. Look, look, look, look. We just checked in yesterday. I signed one of those cards for the room. Burn Hallowell. Yesterday? Yes, yesterday. That's such a mishmash going through all these registrations. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hallowell. Burn Hallowell. That's the one. Well, they all say that. Say what? Mr. and Mrs. Are you really married? Oh, yes I am. I mean to the lady you're with. Yes, I am. This is a motel. We get all kinds here now. You're in room 14. 14? Oh, I'll remember. 14. Did anything come for me? Well, I'll look and see. What wonderful hair you have. Thank you. Thank you. Would you like to try one of our slot machines while I search the package? No, no, no, no, no, thanks. I'll wait right here. Here's a small carton addressed to Mr. Burn Hallowell. That's the one. That's the one. Don't get ready. Do you have any identification? Identification for what? Before I can deliver this package, I must have some kind of identification. A driver's license, maybe. Oh, here's my driver's license. Some credit cards, a BPOE card. Splendid. Your hair. The photograph's just fine on your driver's license, doesn't it? Can I have the package now? Oh, here. I never went through such an ordeal just to get a package before. Thanks a lot. Well, we must take precautions, Mr. Hair. Hallowell. I've been looking all over for you. I was at the casino across the way, and we're in 14. This is room 14. It says 11 on the door. Well, the desk clerk said it was 14. Well, then the desk clerk must have made a mistake. It has numbers right on the door that says it's 11. Just like Mr. Gross said, clean tubes. Oh, Burn, don't put it on now. We have to have lunch with Ash and Millie. It was the best time anyway, didn't it? Uh, you got a pin? A pin? What for? The tube is sealed. I need something to puncture a hole in the cap with. Burn, Millie, and Ash are waiting for us. At least Mr. Gross didn't forget to send it. Now I can have hair as thick and shiny as his. Just wait till you see me tomorrow morning. Andy Griffith again, and here is the concluding act of Baltimore. Your hair was a nice dinner. I'm a little hurried, but nice. Yeah, I was anxious to get back and try the new hair salve. Now, uh, where's your pin? I don't have one. A nail file? Only this. Ada, this is an emery board. It's all I use. We'll have to open the top of this gizmo to get the salve out of the tube. Well, maybe Mildred has one. You want me to ask her? No, I'll get it. What's their room number? Well, the desk clerk said this was 14, but it's marked 11. So there's must be... Down and across the hall. I'll get a pin from Mildred or Ash. Hi, Ash. Hello, Bern. Uh, I came in to get something for my wife. What are you asking for? Hi, Bern. Hi, Millie. Do you have a pin? A pin? Uh, got a safety pin. I don't know what to do. What do you want it for? Uh, that hair salve Mr. Grove sent me. A hair shine? Each tube is closed at the top. I mean, after you unscrew it. I think there's one on my robe. Let's see. Maybe it's under there. Get out of bed, Ash. Get out of the room, Bern. Why? So Mildred can look under the bed. And here's a safety pin. Oh, thanks, Mildred. Return it when you finish. Oh, I will. Thanks a lot. Huh, him and his hair gunk. Well, you have to admit it. Bern does have a wonderful head of hair. Come here. Let me run my fingers through yours. Oh, why? Aren't you affectionate tonight? Oh, it isn't that. I've washed my hands and I can't find a towel. Oh, very funny. If you were a chaperone for Adam and Eve, there'd be no world. The safety pin works, Ada. The salve is oozing out. It's not that funny. Oh, nuts to how it smells. If it gives me hair like Mr. Groves's, it'll be okay. Oh, I used the whole tube. Oh, hair shine, do your miracle. The least you could do is go in the bathroom to put it on. Okay, doll. I'll rub it in. I wish there was a mirror in here. There's a mirror in here.  It's very hard trying to take off makeup by looking in a doorknob. How you doing? It's smarts a little. Guess it's supposed to, huh? I wouldn't know. It's the stuff working, I guess. How do I look? Any different? Well, you look like a wild man from Borneo right now. Well, I'll comb it. Uh-oh. What's the matter? A few hairs came out. And some more. Maybe that's the way it's supposed to work. Well, maybe. It's making my head all tingly. Do you use up the whole tube? Everything I could squeeze out. Oh, I promise to return the safety pin to Mildred. Oh, I'll do it.   No, no, I won't have it. I'm not going to sleep in the same bed with you in that smell. Then I will sleep on the patio. Man tries to do something about his hair and his wife cuts him down. Damn. A husband does not swear before his wife. Oh, I beg your pardon. I didn't know you wanted to swear first. Very funny. I'm going in the patio. Well. Wake up. Wake up. Well, what's the matter? Wake up. Oh, where am I? You can't sleep here. Huh? I said you can't sleep here. Now get out. Imagine a freeloader. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, look, I'm a guest at the smoke hall. I don't care who you are or what you are. The guests with rooms overlooking the patio and pool are complaining. Who's complaining? The guests. The guests. Why? Why was I? Was I snoring or something? Why? They don't want any bums using this patio. Hey, now, sleep it off. Now, just a minute. What's all that hair doing in your chair? Hair? Oh, no. No, no, no. Oh, yes, yes, yes. Oh, no? Yes. Now get out. Oh, my hair. It's gone. The management is not responsible for the loss of two pays or anything else. Oh, my hair. It all fell out. Look. Will you leave? I must thank all the police. Oh, you don't understand. I lost my hair. I understand enough. Now out. Now. You learn hollow well the one with the hair you admired. You look more like Telly Savales. I'm registered here. You looked it up yourself. I'm room 14. Only on the door it says 11. We do not make mistakes. My wife looked and she said it was 11. Your wife. Ha, ha, ha. Holy mackerel, I'm bald. Are you getting out?  My hair. My wonderful hair. Look at me. Just look at me, Ash. My hair is falling out. What can I do to keep it in? Well, you can try a paper bag. Oh. It's not a joke. That hair salve did it to me. I told you it's no kind of funny.  Doesn't he? Deskler thought I looked like Telly Savales. Him too. No, he doesn't have the wake for it. Ash, I'm bald. I'm bald. What do I do? Well, to start with, I stay out of drafts. Look, we're going home today anyway. The factory that made that stuff is right on our way. Ada's got a good idea, Burn. Yeah, go right to the factory that made it. Give them what for? My beautiful head of hair gone. Beautiful head of hair gone. Oh, look at it this way. Think of all the money you'll save by not having to go to the barber shop. That's not funny, Ash. Oh, it's practical. Burying, honey. What, Ada? I love to run my fingers through your hair. But I'm bald. Well, I can make better time on an open road. Get to the factory, will you, Ash? What did the factory say? They said that comic Mr. Gross must have made a mistake. You can say that again. They said he must have sent the wrong carton by mistake. What was it, Burn? It's a new product. They're subsidiary makes. They sent it to Mr. Gross. Burn, what did they send? I'm trying to tell you, Ada. It's a depilatory. A what? A depilatory, Mildred. A depilatory is to remove unwanted hair. Well, it wasn't hair shine. No. Well, like Mr. Gross said, he sure never opened that carton. Yeah, but the girl in there said I looked real cute bald. Oh, so that's why you're not upset. And Ash has something. I can save money by not having my hair styled every week or so. Sure, an electric razor over your skull will do the trick. And the girl in there also said that I've got a nicely shaped head.  I'll put the car in front of the house as soon as we get home. Ada. Ada. Here, I've got my kitchen. What's the matter? The Lions Club still want me as the emcee. Well, why shouldn't they? Well, they were thinking of trying someone else. Why? Just because you're bald? Hmm, because I had too much hair. It made them, well, uncomfortable. Uncomfortable? Why? Most of the members are a little bald. Oh. Now they want me, now that I have no hair at all. It'll grow back. I know. But I don't want it to. I kind of like being bald.  No, because it saves a lot of time in the morning. Where can I get some all day suckers? Any candies to... Why? If I'm going to look like Telly Savales, I want to go first class. Buettannabach & Co., where our policy is satisfaction guaranteed for your money back. Sears, where America shops for value. Baldi was written by Ted Sherderman, produced and directed by Fletcher Markle. Your host was Andy Griffith. 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The president then made an unscheduled hop across the Ohio River to Indiana. Lee Thornton has a report. After a day in Kentucky where he talked a lot about energy, President Carter traveled by helicopter from Bardstown toward Louisville. But the president detoured to take a look at storm and flood damaged southern Indiana. Mr. Carter had earlier declared the state a major disaster area. The president decided to get a closer look at the town of English where the Little Blue Creek overflowed its banks last week. About 50 of the town's 600 people saw the presidential helicopter and came running. Standing almost ankle deep in mud, Mr. Carter brought assurances of help. The trip lets you know that we're thinking about you. And we'll have some help in here very shortly. Thank you. The visit lasted just 15 minutes. But for at least one person, the impact was significant. She told the president, you restored our faith in government. Lee Thornton, CBS News, Washington. A spokesman for the Houston Fire Department says arson is being investigated as a possible cause of today's seven alarm blaze which roared through at 1100 unit apartment complex. At least one man was critically burned and several hundred luxury apartments were reduced to rubble. The fire spread quickly while most of the residents of the Woodway Square apartments were at work. Damage was estimated at $15 million. The Chrysler Corporation said today it could use government help. The company reported the worst quarterly loss in its history, $207 million in running during the second three months of the year. In Detroit, Chrysler Chairman John Ricardo outlined some ideas for Washington to assist the company. We would propose a tax bill that would allow Chrysler to get an accelerated tax credit for the years 1979 and 1980, amounting to one half of the expenditures for ER&D tooling facilities for our product program. And so in as much as those expenditures in the two years about to approximately a billion and a second excessive a billion in each of the two years that we would be allowed to claim a credit. How about possibly a half a billion dollars and 79 and about to save them out in 1980? The Treasury Department said today it will make a study of Chrysler with an eye toward possible federal assistance. The House tonight reversed the action it took last week and gave President Carter power to impose gasoline rationing. That power would be subject to only one congressional veto. Last week the House adopted a Republican-sponsored amendment which would require a cumbersome two-stage approval by Congress before rationing could be imposed. Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger today advised the Senate not to ratify the new salt agreement with the Soviet Union unless some changes are made. Kissinger said salt too should be rejected unless there's a boost in U.S. defense spending, some amendments to the treaty and a tough new policy against Soviet conduct. Theodore Bundy says he will appeal and still maintains he's innocent as a judge in Miami today, sentenced the 32-year-old former law student to death in the electric chair, Bundy convicted of murdering two co-ed. The Department of Energy says starting tomorrow it will allow service stations to charge motorists extra for cleaning their windshields, putting air in their tires, and honoring credit cards. The government decision aimed at appeasing service station owners who have expressed concern...


Members of the Nigerian institution of estate surveyors and valuers in Oregon State have taxed the income in administration to revisit the land use act and prioritize the amendment of the land use decree number six. The score was made known by the branch chairman of the institution Bola Orekoya at year 2023 valuation day celebration held in Abil-Qutada, Oregon State capital. It said it was imperative for residents to identify with professional valuers so they don't fall victims of quacks. The chairman also said the government has a role to play towards ensuring valuers carry out their duties unhindered. Speaker after speaker also taxed the incoming administration to put in place enabling land policies that will be beneficial for all. We need sustainable laws that will of course regulate the on the part of the government especially for those of those of our members who are working with government so like the land use decree number six of 1978 now an act okay so this decree for instance is long overdue for amendment but because it has been entrenched in the Nigerian constitution the amendment is pretty difficult but we are still appealing that the way to go is to revisit this land use land use act and amend where necessary. Land is a requirement for all aspects of life. Since all development takes place on land, land should be taken seriously and the only way land can be taken seriously is by initiating formidable policies to drive land and land assets formidable policies so I would like the incoming administration to look at how to have an enabling formidable policy land policy that will galvanize our economy to posterity. We want the people listening to us to and watching us to know that for everything they are doing on land the work of Anesthesovia and Valhalla is very very important starting from you buying your land you have to consult Anesthesovia the kind of property you must put on that land when you purchase it particularly for investment you must access it to Valhalla the fact that your property is along the radial route doesn't mean that it fits for residential it's by the virtue of an advice of Anesthesovia and Valhalla you know the kind of investment to pay there when property is completed how do you manage it immediately. Hello hope you enjoyed the news please do subscribe to our youtube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates


Give the people what they want. Give the people what they want. Give the people what they want. Your weekly movement news roundup. Well, at the edge of January 2022, you're with Give the People What They Want, brought to you every week from People's Dispatch. That's peoplesdispatch.org. Best movement news roundup you'll get daily. And of course, this is your favorite show. People's Dispatch brought to you by Zoe and Prashant. I'm Vijay from Globetrotter. Let's get going. Amazing, amazing happenings in the country of Honduras. Once the lily pad of US aggression in Central America, then a coup, and now the first female president. Zoe, you know the country well. Tell us what's happening in Honduras. Well, yesterday, Xiomara Castro was sworn in as Hunter's first female president. A really tremendous moment. You know, as you mentioned, Honduras has historically been the lily pad as center of US operations in the region. There was a coup and following this coup, 12 years of deep corruption, dealings with the government and drug traffickers. Just a series of wrongs against the Honduran people, because all of these operations were really to deny the Honduran people their fundamental rights of health care education, fundamental rights of a functioning democracy. And so with this swearing in of Xiomara Castro yesterday, it really represents a new chapter, a new moment for Honduras. This swearing in ceremony was attended by Cristina Fernández-Curchner. Kamala Harris, vice president of the US was also there as well as a committee of US diplomats will see. I think they're also wary of what this new government could represent because not only were they present, but there was a delegation from the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela led by Félix Placencia, the new foreign minister. They re-enoggerated the Venezuelan embassy in Honduras which for years has been shut. So it's really signaling a new turning point in Honduran history, a moment for the people of Honduras to chart their own future. There's going to be very active participation of the social movements from what we can tell so far. There has been direct dialogue. They've held a series of forums with different sectors of social movements in Honduras to collect their proposals to enter in this dialogue that will be a permanent feature of this government, one of the central proposals of Xiomara Castro is to hold a constituent assembly to rewrite the Constitution in Honduras which has been an act that many progressive governments have done in the past couple of decades, of course in Venezuela, in Bolivia. These have been crucial processes that have not only created a new structure of society but also necessarily forced there to be greater levels of organization of the citizens, of organizing to chart out their demands of how they see what would make a better society. So I think it's a really exciting moment. It was a massive ceremony, thousands and thousands of people in attendance all shouting Fuerajo out Juan Orlando Hernandez. This has been a constant demand of the people on the streets since 2014 when he was elected. He is implicated in a drug trafficking case in New York. There is a member of Congress from the U.S. who has indicated that it's possible there could be an extradition request for Juan Orlando Hernandez. That's another thing to keep a watch on because he is actually implicated in a criminal case as a co-collaborator. Lots of things happening there. I think first and foremost to underline that this is really a people's victory. There was a threat of undermining the stability in the past week with kind of these very bizarre maneuvers by the far right by members of the Libre Party who defected from agreements made by the government with the Salvador Party. They tried to create a parallel Congress, elect parallel leadership. It seems like they've been able to overcome this momentary obstacle. You know the president of the legitimate Congress swore in Xiomara yesterday. So it seems like things are moving in the right direction because of that institutional kind of conflict. And it will be necessary to have a strong Congress in order for Xiomara to be able to pass the transformative legislation needed to really recover Honduras from a situation of 70% of the population in poverty, over 40% in extreme poverty, and other social indicators that are quite jarring. So that's the report from Honduras. It's an important report because it at least demonstrates that there can be some progress in the world. We're seeing here, as you said, the first woman to be the president of Honduras despite political shenanigans and so on. At least there's some tendency towards stability for that country. We're going to switch now to Yemen. Very little stability there. In fact, the question of violence perked up again recently. Prashant, take us into the details of the gaolish, you know, events that have been taking place in Yemen. Right, Vijay. I mean, there's hardly a month where I think on this show we do not end up talking about Yemen in some context or the other because, and most of these contexts are because of the humanitarian, the massive humanitarian crisis there, it's directly a result of one of the most brutal wars of the century. And I think this found its most, you know, one of the most brutal manifestations in recent time with the attack by the Saudi-led coalition on a prison in the town of Sadah. And I believe about 90 people are believed to have been killed in this air attack. Now the Saudis initially denied that they had even made the attack and now their own agency is saying that they're doing some kind of an investigation. But what this has done is, of course, that this was actually the second round of bombing that week by the Saudi-led coalition, I believe the first round killed around 12 people. Before that, the Houthis had targeted the United Arab Emirates as well. This was a kind of a revenge strike. So through all of this, what has happened is that the United Nations estimates that January will be the month with the highest number of casualties since the war began in 2014. And this is already a very, very brutal war that we're talking about, one of the most brutal we've witnessed. And in this conflict, January is going to be the one of the months with the worst number of casualties. The number of airstrikes carried out last, but that's December was already the highest in years. So we have seen this continuing impunity that the Saudi-led coalition has enjoyed over the years in this conflict. We've talked about it before as well. Striking visuals of some of the recent strikes, the recent strike, including one that indicated that one of the missiles was a Raytheon missile from the defense company Raytheon in the United States. Also going to show the extent to which the West is very much a part of this part and parcel of this conflict. Because we've had the United States and the British governments over time adopt various kinds of strategies to sort of say that this is not the war of the West and is only a Saudi war, Emirati war. But the truth is that the Saudis and the Emiratis are completely funded, supported by these Western powers. And they've just thought that the Western powers are just basically hid themselves behind jargon and legalese to sort of indicate that they are not responsible for this strike. So the Raytheon missile, I think being a very poignant reminder of exactly how it is that it's the United States that plays these four. And this is even as over 350,000 people are believed to have killed. Nearly 50,000 people living in famine-like conditions and we talked about this in December as well. The World Food Program does not have the resources or the money to basically continue its aid to all the people it used to, the 13 million people it used to support. So a part of this population is now going to be living on reduced assistance by the World Food Program. 80% of the population in need of humanitarian aid. This is one of the great crimes of this century. And it is unbelievable that despite all this, there is talk of military sales continuing to Saudi Arabia in the norm of defensive support. There is military sales continuing to the United Arab Emirates, millions of dollars worth of support. We saw similarly another issue in Egypt as well yesterday where 2.5 billion dollars was authorized to Egypt despite all these massive human rights violations that we've been seeing. So the whole region is a hub and especially Yemen possibly exemplifies the extent to which this entire war industry is supporting the Saudi and the Emirati, you know, criminal kingdoms in their war against the Yemeni people.  He's holed up in Riyadh. The Houthis have controlled the capital, Sana'a for so many years now. Nonetheless, that president Hadi continues to be the one the UN recognizes. So I think a lot of issues to untangle here, but ultimately 90 people, 90 civilians died in an attack for which there was no, absolutely no reason or logic at all. Not that any attacks have any reason or logic, but nonetheless the continuing targeting of civilian life. Similarly, the same day internet facilities were cut for four days because Hodeida, the city of Hodeida was also attacked. So a whole of Yemen, large parts of Yemen suffered in the black part. So that's where we are. You know, you mentioned Egypt and the billions of dollars that it gets in military support and supplies from the United States. I just want to put out there that I talk to Laila Sue for people's dispatch about her son, Allah Abdul Fattah, who sits in an Egyptian jail. I highly recommend people go and listen to Laila who has been an activist since the 1970s, deeply committed to democratizing Egypt, where in the vicinity Yemen, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, let's go to Palestine. Palestine every day of course, just as with Yemen, every day there are stories coming of this human rights violation, that human rights violation. Actually we're going to take a little journey not to stay in Palestine, but to go north to Geneva, because in Geneva there is the opening of the session of the UN Human Rights Council. It will open in February 28th. It will run till April 1st. On the docket at the Human Rights Council in Geneva are two things. One, four resolutions, which will seek to sanction Israel for its continued occupation of the Palestinian people. But secondly, there will be a report, a commission of inquiry report led by Navi Pillay, who used to be the Human Rights Council's head. Navi Pillay has been looking carefully at Israel's violence against the Palestinians, particularly in Gaza in May of last year. Indications suggest that the report in particular is going to use the word apartheid. Now Israel, very sensitive about the use of the word apartheid, has wanted to block it. This Wednesday a website in Israel, Walla, published secret documents from the Israeli Foreign Ministry, which showed that Israel's foreign ministry and its highest diplomats are going to spend a lot of time trying to discredit the UN Human Rights Council and its members. They understand they don't have a majority in the Human Rights Council to block publication of the report. Earlier, I had reported from Beirut when the Economic and Social Commission of West Asia published a report authored by several very distinguished academics, which used the word apartheid. Israel directly approached the UN Secretary General. This was in 2013, 2014, directly approached the UN Secretary General and asked for the firing of Rima Khalaf, who was the head of Esquire, which is the Economic and Social Commission of West Asia. Rima Khalaf was not fired to the credit of the UN Secretariat. She was the highest official of the UN in West Asia and North Africa. That report came out, but it was relatively sidelined. Another report co-authored, including by Richard Falk, who was the special rapporteur in the region for many years, also used the word apartheid. That was also attempted to be squashed by Israel. Again, as I said, very sensitive about the use of the word apartheid. The United States is a member, has a seat on the council in Geneva and will try to at least delay the report. They don't have the ability to block it. They just don't have the votes and there's no veto in the UN Human Rights Council, but they'll try to delay the report. Important to put on the table the fact that there are four UN agencies where there is a serious attempt to look at what Israel is up to. The first, as I said, was the UN Human Rights Council. Then there is the International Criminal Court. Then there's the International Court of Justice. And finally, there's the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. They are looking closely at the question of oppression of the Palestinians by Israel, decades-long oppression. If served or the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination gets its report out, this will demonstrate that it's not merely a Human Rights Council or a UN Economic and Social Commission on West Asia matter, but also now it's entered the highest offices of the UN Secretariat. This is all that Israel wants to avoid, partly because if the word apartheid enters public discourse like this, there is a consideration, a thought, that the UN might have the possibility of a case in the International Criminal Court under Article 7, which talks about inhumane acts of the character similar to those institutional regime of systematic oppression and so on. Israel fits the bill. Serious stuff happening. This attempt by the Foreign Ministry to delegitimize the UN Human Rights Council, we'll be looking at that carefully. We've seen this happen elsewhere. This act of information war as we've called it. It's a serious issue.  We began quite beautifully in Honduras. Let's go back to Peru. Zoe, you have again mixed news. Yes, well, it is mixed news. There was a devastating oil spill that occurred in Peru on January 15th. 6,000 barrels of crude oil from the tanker of Repsol, which is a Spanish company. It is truly tragic. We've been covering the intersection of environmental crimes and imperialism for some time now that much of the global south is already paying the price of heavy, heavy ecological destruction, environmental devastation. And this latest crime is really another example of that. I mean, the coastline of Peru, the several many, many kilometers of the coastline have been destroyed. Marine wildlife, the livelihoods of fishermen, of fisher communities have also been destroyed. It's a really, really devastating impact. Today, just an hour ago, the Peruvian justice system prohibited the members of the board of directors of the Spanish company Repsol from leaving the country because they are under investigation for this oil spill. An important act in defending the sovereignty of the country. Repsol has done everything to avoid the responsibility, despite, you know, evidence pointing to the fact that they should have been repairing their oil infrastructure, you know, of this tanker. They, you know, they've tried to neglect this responsibility. They have said that the timeline that Peru has put forward for the cleanup of this oil spill is too tight that they won't be able to do it. You know, doing everything to kind of push away responsibility. The government of Pedro Castillo has had a very impressive response to this. They've deployed, you know, many different ministries, Ministry of Environment to respond to this, to, you know, to start this cleanup from their side. But it's really, it's really devastating. These are, you know, this is the coast, the sea of the country. It's a, you know, foreign company which is extracting petroleum from their, you know, their land, making enormous profits on it. Not able to maintain their infrastructure. And who is it affecting? It's affecting the Peruvian people. So I think the response of the Peruvian government has been firm. Unsurprisingly, there has been not too much in mainstream media about this oil spill. Quite devastating. But, you know, it seems like Pedro Castillo is taking the right moves to make sure that these directors are held accountable.  They're a very, very, very hard thing to clean up properly. Hopefully this company will take all measures to assist in the oil cleanup. And it's important that, you know, these companies don't get let off easy because this is not the first time that an oil spill has happened. Of course, there's been, you know, several devastating oil spills. We can look to Nigeria, the devastation that has been wreaked there by Shell Oil It's important for these things to not happen again and to not, you know, put at risk the livelihoods of the people. So very important story and that was well delivered because after all, this is a reminder of what happened in Ecuador. And, you know, the Chevron oil spill totally not being held to account. Steve Danziger, the lawyer is being persecuted rather than Chevron. This reminds me, Zoe of Bhopal in 1984 and Union Carbide totally neglected the plant. In fact, they created a bomb whose, you know, whose explosion was foretold. And here we have the same story but except here the government making an attempt at least to hold the company responsible. We hope that they succeed. It's a difficult thing. Making a company held responsible. Meanwhile, the Indian government are going in the complete opposite direction. I saw a photograph Prashant, the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi sitting here and the head of Tata sitting so far away. I couldn't believe that they could actually hear each other with a microphone. Apparently the Indian government giving Air India back to the Tata's, back to private hands. Is that the case or have I not followed this story properly? Has Air India actually been in control? I'm confused by everything that's happening there. Right, which is just a sort of make things clear. We're talking about India's or what used to be India's national airline. And for many of us, I think, you know, growing up, it was kind of an iconic symbol of the mascot. The Maharaja was an iconic symbol of, you know, in India in many ways, you saw advertisements for instance, you saw planes flying in the sky maybe. I mean, 26 was India's Republic Day, which celebrates India's Constitution. And the, in while the sale of this airline in fact is maybe just a business deal, so to speak, in fact violates some of the most basic norms or spirit of the Constitution. I mean, not, not be legal or value the letter, but it was basically violates the spirit of the Constitution. So Air India was once owned by the Tata's like you said, and in 1953 was nationalized because of India, the Indian government's then understanding of how it wanted the country to develop, which was that they should be state owned assets, a strong public sector, which would be the foundation for equitable growth in the country. And over the past 30 years, especially since Arindam Modi took power in 2014, what we have seen is a complete opposite direction or a trip on the completely opposite direction where the entire emphasis has been to sell as much of India's public sector as much as as much of India's public sector is possible to corporate interests. So today if you look at the wide variety of sectors, which are under threat of privatization. The largest public sector insurance company is under threat. The Indian railways are under threat of being privatized bit by bit, defense industries for that matter. Or even if you look at something you saw in India communication industries, all these, you know, every aspect of life where the government and the public sector played a very key role. Every aspect with thousands of Indians managed to earn a good salary, managed to earn relatively a somewhat decent life because they were government employees. All of these being, you know, given to the private sector, the government is trying to give it to the private sector in what are brilliant deals for them as far as they are concerned. This deal very interesting because of the massive amount that has, you know, first of all, it's not been it's been sold for quite cheap actually considering the assets the national carrier has in terms of property in terms of the sheer number of aeroplanes for that matter. It's been sold quite cheaply because as someone pointed out, they decided to sell an airline in the middle of a pandemic. Which is by, you know, one of the craziest decisions you can think of, but that's just one part of it. But more importantly, I think the fact that even what Tata is, Tata has taken a lot of the airlines debt. Now this debt itself came across because of horribly misguided government policies. Not because Air India was running a loss. Air India was in fact running an operational profit. But in the mid 2000s, they were some government genius decided that the company needed to buy 110 aircraft in one go. And that basically saddled the airline with so much death rate never recovered. So even the debt that Tata has basically taken over from the government is going to give it a tax incentive as it pays the interest back. So even the debt, you know, which the public is going to bear, it'll still be back with the public. So the public bears all the burdens while this new airline is going to end up giving the Tata as a massive monopoly as we are situated right now. So it is in some sense exemplifies what is called selling the family silver in India as far as privatization goes. Kind of fundamentalism where you believe that just selling, you know, selling your public sector to private hands will make it better. It'll bring you money, although they won't tax the corporates. They won't tax the richest people, which, which definitely is enough to run a lot of government programs, but they are going to sell, you know, your public services and in fact put the jobs of a lot of people at some amount of risk as well. So in that sense, a very depressing decision and unfortunate part is you're probably going to see much, much more of this. On the other hand, we do see that the employees of the public sector have been continuously struggling, have been continuously striking protest after protest, big national strike coming in February by all the unions. So these are key aspects where the battle is still on as well. We'll be following those strikes in February. They are very important.  And perhaps that's exactly how these deals are conducted. The government doesn't really want to hear what the private sector is saying is they write them a blank check and say, go ahead, enjoy yourself, make lots of money. People sitting too far away to hear from each other. That seems to be what's happening in Geneva, United States and Russia, not really able to listen to each other, not really able to hear each other. Terrible situation. We're listening carefully to the intermediary work of the Chinese here. The Chinese had a conversation with the United States. Wang Yi spoke to Secretary Blinken. Not a very, you know, useful conversation because I spent time looking through the readout of what they said, but you could see the essentially the attempt to dial things back. Now the Europeans have basically surrendered to the US position. This is interesting. In 2014, the Europeans said, look, let's push as hard sanctions as we want against Russia, but let's not sanction the energy sector. Let's not sanction natural gas because Europe is reliant, you know, on Russian gas. So that was the deal in 2014. Now it looks like the Europeans have buckled to US pressure and said, if the Russians invade Ukraine, there will be sanctions even on natural gas. Europeans are going to essentially not have fuel this winter. I don't know what they're thinking. It shows you the level of subordination to the US narrative. It's quite striking. Well, let's go back to the question of the conversation that's taking place between the United States and Russia. Once more, the Russians have insisted on those security guarantees. Now the United States has come back and said, there are no guarantees. Russia has to dial down the tension and so on. One of the most curious things about this, and I mentioned it last week, is the fact that the question of Ukraine joining NATO is relatively moot. The Russians wanted on paper that Ukraine cannot be part of NATO. The Americans are saying we won't give you that on paper. Even NATO says we won't give you that on paper. Two NATO countries, France and Germany have it on record that they will not allow Ukraine to join NATO. This is bizarre. Now it's also true that this on record is now some years ago. Would they accept Ukraine into NATO now? Not clear whether they've changed their opinion. Certainly it's not influenced Brussels. In other words, it's not influenced the output coming from NATO, which seems to suggest it's full steam ahead to bring Ukraine into NATO. This is what the Russians are particularly concerned about. Well, here's the thing. At bottom, the general media in the west has been plugging this narrative of Russian aggression. And it's an interesting narrative. And I think one needs to try to understand where this comes from. This idea of Russian aggression. After all, these are Russian borders and it's a similar attitude towards China, Chinese aggression. What they're talking about is China at its borders or just off its borders. The island in the South China Sea. Here it's a question of whether it's the actual Russian border or Russian populations in eastern Ukraine. It's still a question of the neighborhood of Russia. The idea of Russian or Chinese aggression is curious because after all, the Chinese and Russians are not actually intervening in any of these parts of the world far from their borders. I mean, the most direct example you can give is the Russian entry into Syria in 2015 at the invitation of the Syrian government. On the other hand, NATO is all over the place including in Romania, including NATO country troops and arms being sent into Ukraine including lethal arms. So the question of aggression is interesting and I can see the frustration in Geneva in the talks between the two sides because they're talking past each other. As I said, Modi sat about a mile away from the head of the Tatars. I don't know whether they could actually hear each other. The Russians and the United States are not actually in communication with each other even though they're meeting. Above the Russians trying to drum up support for some kind of war, which would be catastrophic truly catastrophic. We don't need that in the world. Certainly we had give the people what they want, not keen on war of any kind. We hope you'll be with us on that. You've been listening to give the people what they want brought to you from the amazing people's dispatch which comes to you daily hourly edited by Zoe and Prashant and Vijay from Globetrotl. We'll be back next week. We hope you'll be with us. Don't forget, we're still looking for your selfies.