What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards, we're in 22, 23, Penini, select La Liga, soccer, Javi, 4 box break, number 5, random team stuff. There's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website under the results tab, as well as a link in chat. Good luck. Last time I opened this, pulled potentially the product hit in the one-on-one messy patch auto. See if we could pull the Ronaldo one-on-one patch auto now. That would be relatively on the nifty side, if you ask me, Jake. I put that in the nifty category. And there's already a one-on-one. That's very god. Silver. That's going to be one-on-one for Valencia, Samuel Lino, Uno de Uno. Good lord. Will M. That's not bad. We'll take a one-on-one. Good god, man.  Brute of Porte for Guitave. Silver, Takerufusso Kubo. Yeah, not bad. Not bad to join up on a one-on-one. And there's a gold now. There's a red field level, Tibo Courtois for Real Madrid. Gold is Chime Avia. That is 8 of 10 equalizers for Osizuna. Go on to Stephanie. Crankity young. There's Auto, Ikem Munien for Athletic Club, Michael Z. That is not numbered on the Silver Auto. And Silver Gavi, Select Futures, Skavi. I guess so, dude. I don't know why. It's weird. Manchu Red for Viaduid. And Purple Idu Expozito, 275 for Espanol. Got Gerard Piquet. Nice one there on the Auto. I love Gerard Piquet. There you go, Barcelona. He was such a stud. Gerard Piquet. Unstoppable Thomas Lamar, Tomas Lamar. There's Red of Unai Lopez. Silver Future, Largi Ramizani. He did. He did Cheetan Sarkira. That's the only thing. Fumbled the bag on that one. Oh my God. Joao Felix, Atletico Madrid. Moig Gomez, 275. Allegedly, allegedly. Red of Teo Bonganda. And a Purple of Bono, Field Level Sevilla, 275. That is like throwing the ball on the one yard line Seahawks level of fumbling the bag. Don't let Heather Roach break. Silver Antonio Blanco. Unstoppable Moro, Arambari. It's just to be, if you, Rui Silva, Real Batisse, and White to 20, Brice Mendez for Sociedad. Marc, if you are ripping an Almanac, you are fully aware going into that.  Frankie de Jong, that is. Do go out of patch. Nice one there for Barcelona. There you go, Barca. And Hugo Drew on the Selected Stars.  I'm a Selected Star. A Selected Star. And that's another one. Yup. That's another one, Vaughn. Favorite card yesterday? Personally, man, something about that Triss speaker, Ted Williams, dual one-on-one cut. That auto was just, I was like drooling over that, dude. That's pretty crazy. So sick. Antonio Raello. And Purple Antoine Griezmann, 75, friend of the channel. That was pretty crazy. That one, something about that, man. I was just like, something about that just made it really cool. Alex Ramira. And Silver Sergio Busquets for Barcelona. Yeah, that was probably, like, if I were to have the pick of any card yesterday, Red, Usmane D'Ambele. And Silver, Sergio Camelo, Camel. I gave you gave me the pick of any card yesterday. I think I'd take that one. Tri-Color is Gabriel Paulista, an unstoppable Vada, or Vada Mariki for Mallorca. Silver, Jan-Hell Herrera. And Tideye is Thierry Correa for Valencia, 235, one of 35.  That throws me off just a bit. Yeah, the MJ was sweet. MJ was sweet, of course. That is Yaya Torre for Barcelona, auto. Yeah, Lebron, Lebron Refractor. Ivan Rakatich, select stars. Lebron Refractor for Steen PSA-9 was pretty insane. There's Alex Coyato for Elche, Tri-Color. And Purple Field Level of Yusef and Nasiri for Sevilla, 275. Richard Petty was insane, dude. Lane was talking about that. There was a one-of-one booklet, like, RaceU's NASCAR Logo Man. No way. Auto Richard Petty. I missed that? Yeah, Danny Parejo. Dang it, dude. Georgie Mamadasha Vili. What? Tideye, Valencia, to 35. I missed it, I missed it. Yeah. Oh, Top's Cromer Factor. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I forgot there was obviously the Gonzalo Montel for Sevilla. Silver Unai Simon, Athletic Club. Duh, of course there was the... Yeah, just one Tiger Woods. Just one Tiger Woods, Chris, yesterday. Silver Largi Ramazzani. And Zebra Gonzalo Plata, 225. I agree, that does throw me off, too, Kyle. Michael Ladrip for Riyama Drid, Silverado. And Vinny Jr. Refractor Equalizer. Yeah, last two cards in that break from one-to-ones. Insane, dude. Tony Cruz, Riyama Drid on the Jersey Card. James Hardin, Choke Challenge. Gerard Moreno. James Hardin, Don't Choke Challenge. Impossible. My friend always send me, like, whatever the hawks suck. Treyon Make-A-Basket Challenge. Impossible. Raven Sign Lamar Challenge. Impossible. Not anymore? Nope, not anymore. We succeeded on that one. Raven Signed Tom Harvesty or the Gospel? There you go. Eric Garcia, Red. Silver Equalizers, Chime Avia. Unless you call OBJ Tom Harvesty. Yeah, I do. Just because he's on the Ravens, I do. If he was not, I would say no. Red is Brian Ocampo for Caviz. And Silver Select Stars, Unai Simon, Athletic Club. Green, Silver Ronald O'Rajo. There's Samuel Chakwaze. Chakwaze, one of five. Nice. Green, Viria. That's what I'm saying, man. That's what I'm saying, Chris. Silver, Chime Avia. And Alex Moreno for Real, B'tis, 235. Hara. Alex Coyado, Red for Elche. And Zebra Bono, 225. Eight of 25 for Sevilla. Make top load challenge impossible. Yeah, dude, right now. Tri-Color is Arulyan Chowmeni. And Select Stars Purple, David Silva, 225. For Real Madrid. There's Pablo Amar for Valencia. Silverado, Pablo Amar. Silver, Gerard Moreno, Viria. Oh, Landon's such a great job. I don't know anything about what I'm about to generate, so I got in Silver, Martin, Zubamendi. And Silver and Wadokamavinga.  Woo! Thank you, guys. Good Lord, good Lord. Oh, good God. Good Lord. That was a great one. Good Lord. Oh, my gosh.  Woo! Down to five on the second EPL choice. Thank you all so much again. There's Oscar Rodriguez. Purple, Ruben Garcia. Bro, we're all like that, too. I know very little about hockey. I know enough to have a conversation, but whenever Forest Breaks hockey, I'm like, I'm in, dude, give me a random team all day. Silver, Alvaro Fernandez. Taida is Almar Oroz for Osozuna to 35. Shea or Kask Fabregas for Barcelona on the jersey. Fadat Mormariki. It's a Michael Laudrup, again, for Real Madrid. Silver auto. Silver Sergio Carmelo. But dude, it's like whenever you buy into the break that you least expect to get anything, that's when you hit the biggest. Like, that's my biggest hit from Layton is out of a hockey break from Forest. I hit Eric Carlson patched to five. I was like, all right, dude, I come in. He just sold me on hockey for the rest of my life now. Is Marcos Llorente. Silver, Samuel Lino. Future rookie. I'll turn off that all my acting. Red is Augustine Marchesen. Silver equalizers, Alex Fernandez. Spots are flying in today, though, guys. I really appreciate y'all. Silver, Tengue Nianzu. And gold to 10. Ander Baronex Berencha, Berenchia. Real Sociedad, two of 10. Another gold, Jesus, dude. That is Ronald Arejo. That is Alex Berenger. Nice one there, Athletic Club. One of 10 on the gold as well. Uno de 10. Silver, Vinny Jr. Uno de 10. Yes. No. Jose. He is. Oh, yeah, you're right. Jose's club, right? Yes, never mind. Eric Garcia, the 75. Bro, I took four years of Spanish in high school and retained nothing. It's been like three and a half. Retained absolutely nothing. It's like sad, dude. Oh, my God, dude. Another. One of one. Unai Simon. Athletic Club. One of one on the auto. Two one-of-ones in this break, bro. Unreal. Unreal. Bro, I have pulled three one-of-ones and two breaks of Select La Liga. It's unreal. Who's got Athletic Club? Michael Z. Michael Z with Athletic Club. I don't know what it is, dude. I don't know what it is with Select La Liga. It's weird. It's weird. Red. Unai Simon, speaking of again. Purple is Eater Mil-Pow. The 75. Field level. Is Alvaro Morata and Gonzalo Plata, 235. Mixer, Optic. Mixer. Silver. Rinaldo Mandaba. John Jordan, unstoppable. Four of five. Oh, my God, Michael Laudrip. It's a third Michael Laudrip. Five. On the tie-dye auto. Good Lord, dude. Good Lord. Sergio Canales. I hope EPL Choices this ought to. There's something about this product with me that it's just unreal. Osmeen Dembele and a Georgie... or Georgie Mamardash Vili. Purple is 75. Al Horford is single-handedly saving my mental health. Crazy. Big Al Horford. And we've got Rulian Chalmeti for Real Madrid. And Franky De Young, select stars. Still a quick recap here, guys. He is a sniper. Chess Fragras Tony Cruz Franky De Young and a Rulian Chalmet. Jake, try to topple a challenge. Sorry, sorry. I'm just kidding, I'm just kidding. You're good. Pablo Aymar. Yaya Tore. Sorry for saying. You want to watch this see the picture. Carmen Noyan Michael Lodrip Michael Lodrip and Michael Lodrip. That one to five. Put your hands up. Gold. Alex Berencher to ten. Gold to ten is under Barenchea. Cimea Villa to ten. Samuel Chuck Wuse to five. We had two one-on-ones in four boxes. Really? Yeah. One-of-one Samuel Lino for Valencia on the concourse. And one-of-one Unai Simon. That is Otto for Athletic Club. That'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next, EPL Choice.


these tendencies can foster a negative environment for you and your partner, which will ultimately end your relationship for good. So to help you prevent this from happening, here are seven bad habits that can kill a relationship. Before we start, we would like to remind you that this video is designed for educational purposes only and is not implying that these are habits that determine whether you should or shouldn't end your relationship. If you recognize any of these habits in your relationship and feel like it's causing you distress, we recommend talking to your partner or somebody you trust to get support. Number one, constantly comparing to other people, including exes. Do you still think about your ex a lot? While some breakups can be painful and hard to get over, it's important that you deal with those feelings first before entering into a new relationship. If not, you may end up constantly comparing your new partner to your ex and feeling disappointed whenever they do something differently. Your partner is an individual with their own likes and dislikes, and it's important you accept them for who they are and not how they compare with others like your ex. Number two, allowing jealousy to take over. Have you ever been overcome with jealousy? Well, it's quite common to feel a little possessive over your left ones. It can become toxic when you allow those feelings of jealousy to overcome you entirely. You may end up suspecting or doubting your partner's trust and loyalty to you and start to overstep your boundaries and invade their privacy. Ultimately, if these feelings aren't addressed or communicated properly, it can lead to a breakdown of the relationship entirely. Number three, not being in the present moment. Do you feel like your partner is distracted when you're spending quality time together? The fast pace of life, particularly when you have to balance home and work roles, can lead to couples developing habits such as catching their meals on the go or working on their phones in bed. This can cause either partner to feel unacknowledged and underappreciated and lead to friction and distance to develop in your relationship. Number four, lying to your partner. Have you ever lied to your partner because you believed that the truth would have hurt them? Whether you believe it's to protect them or that it's in their best interest to not know the truth, deceiving your partner can cause trust issues to emerge and cause your relationship to break down in the long run. Number five, timing discussions badly. Ever had an argument that happened at the worst possible time and place? Maybe you've had a long and stressful workday or you're in the presence of colleagues or friends. Conversations involving serious and important matters have their own time and place. To bring it up when you or your partner is already stressed and overwhelmed can end up causing you to feel undermined and embarrassed. Number six, taking your partner for granted. Does your partner acknowledge the things you do for them? Maybe they don't say thank you as much as they should because they've come to expect favorable treatment or you've started to expect them to come to you at your back and call. It's very easy to take someone for granted, especially if you've been in the relationship for a long time. Refusing to acknowledge or appreciate your partner's efforts in your relationship can ultimately harm your relationship in the long run. And number seven, commenting on how you look in a negative way. Do they make snide remarks here and there about your looks? When you're in a relationship with someone, especially for a long period of time, you're going to look different than you did when you first met. Maybe you've changed your diet, started exercising or developed a medical condition. Whatever the case, making comments about each other's appearance in a way that is offensive or mean can have a serious impact on both you and your partner's self-esteem. This in turn can impact your relationship negatively, possibly to the point of ending the relationship. Do you notice any of these habits in yourself or your partner? If so, recognizing these tendencies is the first step in improving your relationship. If you find this video helpful, be sure to like and share this video with those who might benefit from it as well. Don't forget to hit the subscribe and notification bell icon to get notified whenever Psych2Go posts a new video. The references and studies used in this video are added in the description below. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you in our next video.


100 days. We've known about the virus that shall not be named for 100 days. Also, John Prine died. I found a really good article over at The Guardian. It was inspired to do a video that tracked the spread as well as all the times we got bad information or advice from various governments, but it seemed out of character for me. I want these silly videos to be distracting, and me staring at the camera somberly reciting depressing facts would have missed the mark, I think. Anyway, if you want to read the article, I'll link it below. Now back to distraction. This is Old Fitzgerald, one of the best bourbons on earth for the money until they took it off the market. 100 proof and 6 years old in the good old days, this was 15 bucks a bottle. Hell, a restaurant I used to work at used to keep it in the well. I haven't seen one in the wild for years, but I did see one for sale in the secondary market for $2,000, which is the dumbest f***ing thing I've ever heard. Stop encouraging these people about buying gouge product. Also, great bottle. It screams class. Everything that's going on in the world, no reason not to kill the bottle. Smells great. Smells like bourbon. Not that hot for a bonded. Familiar bourbon notes are there of vanilla honey. This is a little bit softer. That may be due to the natural evaporation that can happen because the bottle has been mostly empty sitting on a shelf for so long. Or it could be because this is a weeded bourbon. Weeded bourbons use wheat to supplement the mashbill instead of rye, which results in a little bit of a softer flavor. Just means that when this was widely available, it was a cheaper alternative to Maker's Mark and other more notorious weeded bourbons. Accepting that, this is really good. I miss it, frankly. It was great on its own. It was great in cocktails. Evan Williams has a terrific bonded that has kind of taken the place in my life of this, but this is a really good pour. Should have bought more when I had the chance. Heaven Hill did bring old fits back, but all the expressions are age longer, ranging from 9 to 15 years old. Anyway, there's lots of great bonded bourbons on the market. Cozy up with your favorite tonight in case it becomes the next old fits. Stay safe, follow the advice of professionals, and throw on some John Prine while I say a sad goodbye to this very good friend.


So, Lyohue presents a method of finding square roots, but what if our radicand isn't a perfect square? For example, let's try to find the square root of 10. So we'll set down our number and our placeholder and our placeholder doesn't have to move. We'll take our guess, which will be 3, multiply guess by placeholder and add to dingva, multiply guess by dingva and subtract from the radicand, double the root and replace the dingva and shift. Now before we shift, it's convenient to put some placeholding zeros up. You can think about these additional zeros as being zeros placed after the decimal point. They're there to keep everything lined up. So our next digit will remember our guess times 60-something must be less than 100. So we guess 1, guess times placeholder and add to dingva, guess times dingva and subtract from the radicand, double the root so far, that's 62 and shift. Again, we'll guess, and whatever our guess is, our guess times 620-something must be less than 3,900. So we guess 6, guess times placeholder and add to dingva, guess times dingva and subtract from radicand, double and shift. And it's worth observing that we can keep going as far as we like to. But since the square root of 10 is some place between 3 and 4 and the digits of the root that we found are 3, 1, and 6, then we can read our partial root as 3.16. In other words, if we stop here, we'll have found the square root of 10 to two decimal places. Well, let's find the square root of 3 to, oh, I don't know, how about three decimal places? So we'll put down our root and our placeholder, and we don't need to move the placeholder. We guess 1 and go through our process. Guess times placeholder and add to dingva. Guess times dingva and subtract, double and shift. Our guess times 20-something must be less than 200, so we'll guess 9. Guess times placeholder and add to dingva. Guess times dingva and subtract. There's a problem here that's actually too much, which means that our next digit is lower than 9. So we've got to reset and guess lower. So let's guess 7. So our guess times placeholder and add to dingva. Guess times dingva is comfortably less than what we have, so now we can subtract, double the root, and shift. And we guess the next digit, whatever our guess is, times 340-something must be less than 1100, and so we guess about 3. So guess times placeholder and add to dingva. Guess times dingva and subtract, double and shift. Again, our guess times 3460-something must be less than 7100. So we guess 2 and go through our first pass. Guess times placeholder and add to dingva. Guess times dingva and subtract, double and shift. And so far we found the digits 1732, and so our approximate root is 1.732.


a hallmark card when you carry enough to send the very best. Pickers of hallmark cards bring you another in their exciting new series of broadcasts. On the Hallmark Hall of Faith. This week, Hallmark will bring you true to life stories of actual persons who in their own way have contributed to a better world for all of us to live in. Presented on the Hallmark Hall of Faith, by our distinguished host, Mr. Lionel Barrymore. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. And welcome to the Hallmark Hall of Fame. On this Easter Sunday, it seems particularly appropriate to dedicate the Hallmark of Fame to the memory of a great woman who devoted her life to the resurrection of hope in countless thousands of human lives. I'm speaking of Catherine Mumford Booth, who, together with her gallant husband, William Booth, founded one of the world's greatest humanitarian organizations, the Salvation Army. To tell this true and inspiring story, we must look across the Atlantic to the nation which first fostered so many of our own ideals of social freedom and Christian charity, to England. The England of Catherine and William Booth. And now, here is Frank Goss from the Makers of Hallmark Card. When you want to remember your friends, there is one way to be sure the card you send receives an extra welcome. Look for that identifying Hallmark on the back when you select it. For words to express your feelings and designs to express your good taste. Let the Hallmark on the back be your guide. For that Hallmark tells your friends, you cared enough to send the very best. Lionel Barrymore appears by arrangement with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, producers of the technical or musical Small Town Girls starring Jane Powell and Folly Granger. And now, here is Lionel Barrymore with the first act of your Hallmark Hall of Fame. This is the story of adventure. Adventure in the truest and highest meaning of the word, the adventure of the soul. It's the story of a woman and of the man she loved. Her pen glides swiftly across the paper and then presently she pauses and gazes through the open window. Window which looks out upon an English garden. Garden lovely with lilac and lavender. As lovely in its way as is Catherine Mumford and hers. And then her pen returns to the letter. Letter dated June 1852. I know how you must feel, William, and yet you must be patient. You must not lose heart. It may be that England is not yet ready for your work. Or rather, it may be that you are not yet ready. But the time will come. It will surely come. You must believe that, my darling, as firmly and as fervently as I believe in you. The time will come, yes. But what is this work in which Catherine Mumford believes with all her soul? Let us turn back three years to 1849 and the city of London. London far removed from pomp and circumstance. London of squalid streets and shabby hotels. The abiding place of fishmongers and ironmongers and chimneys reefs and hungry urchins. Here it is that young William Booth lives and works. Lad, homesick for his native not in England. Lad of high ideals, drudging through the days as a clerk in a pawn shop. A pewter teapot. How much do you want for it, sir? All I can get, Governor, and much that'll be lullaby. I believe your name is country, isn't it? You were in here last week. Indie-fie, boss.  I watched you. Now then, now then, no blooming sermons. How much for the teapot? Six shillings. If you'll promise to take the money home to your wife. If I promise, the old lady's left. Yes, nothing to remind me of her, but this blooming pot. And now the six shillings, if you'll please. And then it's back to the alehouse, I suppose. Do you know a better place? Oh, Mr. Pumphrey, a man cannot live without some thought of the future, some hope for a better life. Yes. Perhaps the workhouse or debtor's prison. Ah, they'll catch us all soon enough. No. All roads do not lead downward.  He needs us to be happy and to do his work. Do we now? Mister, if there is a gourd, I'll lay a tenor. He ain't losing no sleep over old Daddy Pumphrey. Well, now, how can you know? Have you ever prayed to him? I said, no preaching, yeah? Now, do I get me six shillings, or do I speak to Mr. Baskin about you? Then perhaps he'll be looking for another clock. Much obliged to you. Reverend. Yes, that's where you belong, sonny. Get yourself a blooming pulpit. Oh, perhaps I shall, Mr. Pumphrey. And if I do, you'll be the subject of my first sermon. For the young clerk in that dismal pawn shop has already begun his studies for the ministry. Finally, he's accepted, and the day arrives when the Reverend William Booth gives his maiden sermon. Afterwards, there's a tea at the home of one of the church overseers. A tea at which William's first sermon is hotly debated by the host and a girl with flashing eyes and a determined chin. Of course, his sermon was upsetting. He intended it to be. Isn't it time that we were shocked out of our smugness and self-interest? My dear Miss Mumford, you seem to forget that the poor are always with us. We do not need Reverend Booth, the reminders of the conditions in our slum area. In other words, Mr. Jowat, you prefer him to tell you only comfortable things. It's far more pleasant to be asked to contribute money for a stained glass window than to give baskets of food to the poor. It's always unpleasant to think of poverty and disease and crime. Social reform is the problem of Her Majesty's government, Miss Mumford. Would you have us in the fair in politics? I'd have us be Christians, sir. Excuse me, Miss Mumford. I hope those who do not believe in God believe in their fellow men. When they have faith in their brothers, they will have faith in their father. Miss Mumford, how is it that you know so much about the conditions of the slums? Well, I don't. But if you're suggesting that Reverend Booth gave us an exaggerated picture, oh, oh dear me. But you are. Yes, I am Reverend Booth. I'm so sorry. Excuse me. Well, you know, such a spirited defense should be rewarded, perhaps another cup of tea. Thank you, yes. Mr. Jowat, will you excuse us? Of course, of course. I did enjoy your sermon, Reverend Booth. And yet, I have one criticism. And what is that? You didn't go far enough. The poor need more than baskets of food. Wrong to reach down to them. We should go among them, sharing their burdens. There should be a church for them and among them. Amazing. Extraordinary. What is? You. Miss Mumford, I hope that I shall see you often. Well, I'm just visiting in London. My home is in Brixton. I still say, I hope I shall see you often. Whenever William can, he journeys to Brixton. And when that is impossible, there are letters, letters by the score. And then one day, William comes again, and he and Catherine walk through the garden of Lilac and Lavender. No trouble, William. What is it? No, nothing and everything. Everything? You must know what it is, Kathy. I've wanted for so long to tell you what is in my heart, and yet I feel I have no right to. No right? Oh, William, who has no right? But don't you see, my dear, you could have your choice of any of a dozen men, men with money in position. A minister with my salary has so little to offer. And yet so much. So very much more than anyone else in the world could give me. Your love and yours alone. Kathy.  Oh, William, there's so much for you to do, for us to do together. And so begins the lifelong partnership of Catherine and William Booth. In the year following their marriage, a son is born, Branwell, and then a daughter, Evangeline. The Evangeline Booth still remembered with such affection and admiration by countless thousands of Americans. But that is still in the future. Now the year is 1861. It's late evening, and in the hallway of their modest quarters, Catherine helps her husband out of his fog-soaked hot coat. Oh, I'm sorry, Kathy. I thought the meeting would never end. Poor dear. You must be exhausted. Yes, I am. And yet I suppose I should be exhilarated. William! They've given you the new ministry. I have offered it to me. I suppose I imagine many other men would envy. And yet. And yet it will take you even farther away from the things you want to do. Yes. When do you have to tell them your decision? Tomorrow. Oh, that's not much time. No. Oh, Catherine. Darling, take my arm. I want to show you something. Kathy, this is what makes it so hard that we have the chance to give our children security. Look at their faces, my dear. Do you see any insecurity there? Do they look as if they wanted for anything? But what about those thousands of other children tonight? Unlucked, sleeping in drawways, clothed in rags, hungry, and perhaps sick. Children who will never grow up as Bramwell and Evangeline will. Children who become godless men and women, warped in body and soul, discouraged, defeated, and even criminal. You've tried to help them, William, but you're being too limited by your ministry. Kathy, if you're really willing. You know I am, my dear. Ever since we've been married, we've talked and dreamed of a mission for the poor in the outcast. This is the time. Yes. It will mean work and sacrifice, perhaps even abuse and ridicule. I'm not afraid, William, and I know you're not. Because if God be with us, who can be against us? And we return to the second act of our true story of Catherine Mumford Booth. Are you familiar with the wonderful custom of May Day as it was practiced in the early years of our country? It seems that the pilgrim children were encouraged to weave lovely baskets from grass and to leave them on the doorsteps of their dearest friends. A May Basket found at the door was a welcome surprise, where it meant, I like you, I want to wish you joy. Well, today May Baskets are back again. Yes, mothers and teachers everywhere are discovering hallmark May Baskets at the fine stores where hallmark cards are sold. They're as pretty and colorful as spring flowers, and best of all, the youngsters can put them together by hand. Hallmark May Baskets require no glue or scissors, so they're sure to give boys and girls hours of safe, pleasant amusement. And think what fun your little folks will have delivering their hallmark May Baskets on May Day. The cost is low, just 50 cents for a set of five different May Baskets. Just look for the hallmark and crown on the package, the symbol you always want on your cards when you carry enough to send the very best. And now here is Lionel Barrymore with a second act of your hallmark hall of fame. Loneliness of the human spirit, despair and suffering, poverty and disease, these are the enemies against which Catherine and William Booth are to do battle. Years pass swiftly. Years in which Catherine's wife and mother and social reformer. Years in which Catherine and William found the Christian mission in the White Chapel District of London. And then, one stormy winter's night, Catherine's returning to the mission. There's a figure of a man huddled in the mission doorway. Spare a copper, ma'am, a copper, please.  And I think you can spare, ma'am, a copper, poor cripple. Come inside, please. Me? Help me. You ain't turning me in, not to the police. Oh no, I'm going to give you some dry clothing. What for? Well, to keep you from freezing to death.  What for? What for? My dear man. Nobody's doing all this for old Harry.  Only for you to come to prayer meeting to read the scriptures. William? Yes, my dear. Will you come here, please? Let me go, let me go. Turn me loose. Perhaps you can make him understand. Well, there's nothing to be afraid of, my friend. This is the Christian mission. Oh, love me. It's him. What? Oh, you wouldn't be remembering me, sir. Not old Harry Pumphrey. The pawn shop.  This is your home for as long as you need it. My? My own? Blimey. If there's people like you, there must be a god. Later that night, after the homeless derelicts have been fed and put to bed in the mission dormitory, Catherine and William face the unpleasant truth. Not enough people know about us, Cathy. The people who need us most, like poor old Harry Pumphrey, they've never heard of the Christian mission. Or if they have, they're afraid of us. They're like outcast dogs, afraid to come near but they're the stone or a kick. Only we could make them understand. We could if we had more money and people to help us. It's too much for us to do alone, Cathy. We're trying to win a battle that calls for money by the thousands of pounds and help us by the hundreds. A whole army of them. It's like a war, isn't it? A war against man's oldest enemy. William, that's our answer. What is? When there's a war, doesn't the government recruit an army? The call goes out for clean country. Let's do the same. An army for God and salvation. An army for God and salvation. Oh, William, don't you see? Every man or woman who has been helped by our mission can be recruited into our army. We can do it, darling, we will. And so is born the idea of the Salvation Army with William Booth, its first general. It is to be truly the church militant with ranks and regulations patterned after the British army. On straight corners, in public squares and hide park, wherever people listen, a squad of uniformed men and women begin to speak words of hope to the hopeless. But victory isn't yet. There are other gatherings and rival speakers. Don't be downhearted, my dear. How can I help it be? To be called a thief, a rabble riser, the exploiter of the helpless to be turned against by the men and women we are working for. I know, darling, but we must be brave and patient. After all, stones are cast only at the fruitful tree. Thank you, Kathy. For what? Or for so many things that I can never put into words for just being you. Well, it seems that the dream of Catherine and William Booth will be destroyed. Salvation Army workers are attacked by hoodlums. There are riots and imprisonments and then the climax comes. General Booth and his wife are speaking to a crowd in downtown London. About the Lord's business. Then suddenly it wavers. The carriage is drawn up beside the curb, a coach bearing the royal coat of arms upon its door. Will you? It's the Prince of Wales. Crowd falls back as the Prince makes his way to the side of William and Catherine Booth. He turns and faces the onlookers. Is this the way Englishmen treat one another? Let it never be said that Englishmen fear to follow in our Lord's footsteps, to feed the hungry, to curl the naked, to bring chair to the homeless. All this general and Mrs. Booth have done that they shall continue their noble work without hindrance. The Salvation Army is your honor. And now, on a summer's day in the year 1880, an Atlantic steamer pulls away from the Liverpool dock. On the pier, Catherine and General William Booth wave their last farewell. It's hard to believe, isn't it, Cathy? The Salvation Army's first foreign mission. Yes. And yet this is only the beginning. First the United States, and Canada and Australia, and India. Wherever there is a need, we must be ready to serve. Yes. Only the beginning. Cathy, Cathy, do you remember when it really was the beginning? Well, the night you decided to give up the ministry to start our first mission. No. No, even before that. The day we met, the tea party after my first service, everything began then because of you. And I knew in my heart that with you by my side, all things were possible. Yes, I remember. That's the real secret of life. Everything begins with love. When love comes into the heart, and charity goes out to the forgotten, that's the new beginning, the beginning of life, the resurrection into eternal life. Love and charity for all humanity have continued to this day to be the guiding forces of the great organization in which they founded. Following in the footsteps of her mother and father, Evangeline Booth became the first commander of the Salvation Army in America and received from President Woodrow Wilson and a grateful nation, the Distinguished Service Medal for her army's gallant relief of suffering during the First World War. In peace and in war, the Salvation Army through 17,000 branches in 96 countries continues to wade ceaseless battle against human despair and misery. And now, before giving you a preview of next week's show, here's Frank Goss, who seems to have a little touch of spring fever. Yes, now that April is here, many of us are looking forward to the special occasions that come with a bright new season. Vacations are on the way, weddings are in the offing, and boys and girls will soon be graduating from high schools and colleges across the land. All this means that you'll be writing frequent notes to friends and relatives during the next few months. And that's why I want to suggest that you prepare for spring by choosing several boxes of hallmark note paper the next time you shop. You'll find a beautiful new collection at one of the fine stores where hallmark cards are sold. Notes that are pleasing to the eye and correct down to the last detail. There are flower designs as gay as a tulip garden and casual notes with a touch of humor about them. Yes, new can choose hallmark notes for the youngsters too, amusing designs that will encourage the little folks to write to their friends. You can be sure of it, they familiar hallmark and crown on the back of each hallmark note you mail will carry an extra measure of warmth, for it means you carry enough to send the very best. And now here again is Lionel Barrymore. Spring hangs her infant blossoms on the trees, rocked in the cradle of the western breeze. Please, that's an old saying of cowpers. I guess I caught some of your spring fever Frank. But you know, besides heralding all the weddings and graduations and vacations to come, spring also brings the start of another happy event, the gardening season. It's amazing what satisfaction you can get from such downright hard work as gardening and what wonderful friendships can start in a garden. Why, I knew a young couple who lived in an apartment on the north side of Chicago. It was one of those city apartments where you don't even know the neighbor across the hall. Well, one spring, this young couple started a garden in an empty lot near the apartment. Soon other tenants in the building joined them and eventually the whole lot blossomed out in a mass of flowers and fresh fruits and vegetables. Well, there's a building on that lot now. The gardens are gone. But the friendships that grew there are still going strong. Yes, spring is a friendly time and a time to think of our friends. Well, say, I better tell you about the person we're honoring next Sunday on the Hallmark Hall of Fame as our tribute to the great American sport of baseball which opens another major league season this week. The Hallmark Hall of Fame will honor the father of baseball. You know who we were? Henry Chadwick. Be sure to be listening. Our Hallmark Hall of Fame is every Sunday. Our producer, director is William Gay. Our script tonight was written by Leonard Sinclair. 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5. I mean, it's probably gonna be Runa and Newbanks at this point. 40-15. Jokovic serves a fault. Second serve. Second serve. Second serve into the backhand of Rubelev and Rubelev hits it out. All right, Jokovic, 5-3 in the fourth. 5-3 in the fourth. And again, once that first set was done, which made it really interesting, we're like, what the hell? Since then, it's been very straightforward. Rubelev made a little bit of a cameo in the second, in the third, but that was that. Once that was done, Jokovic is dis-cruised. As we're serving out the backhand of Jokovic, return to the front of Rubelev. Jokovic, 4-hand. Down the line, Rubelev with the backhand. Cross-court in the net. Love-15. Love-15. Love-15. And look, Rubelev's put up a good fight. He's made it fun. Served down the tee's a fault. Second serve. Second serve, Rubelev. Into the backhand of Jokovic. Backhand of Rubelev Slyce in the net. Love-30. Love-30. And as I said earlier in this broadcast, her catch was the toughest opponent. He was the only one. So, well, again, people are going to yell at me and say, Sinner's got a chance. Okay. Served at tee. Oh, challenge from Jolley. But if you don't have a big serve, it's going to be hard to play Jokovic on a good day. That serve down the tee was a fault, by the way. Good challenge. You cannot be serious. Good challenge. Second serve, Love-30. Second serve in the 4-hand Jokovic return to the 4-hand of Rubelev. No label the 4-hand on the stretch. Goes in. Weird bounce. But Rubelev gets it. Backhand of backhand now is... Get another one from Jokovic down the line. Too good. Love-40. Jokovic. So take the match. Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already. We're almost at 146K somehow. When did that happen? Thank you. Don't forget to subscribe. We've got some massive days to finish off the tournament as he serves that wide Rubelev a fault. Second serve. Jesus, how many people want their phones? What do you do with those videos? What do you do with those? You put them on my internet and hope they go viral? Served at tee, the 4-hand of Rubelev. Jokovic, Jokovic in the net. I reckon if I recorded something in the tennis, I'd just stay on my phone forever until it died and then I got a new one. What do you do with those videos? 15-40. Facts them. Okay. Match point number two. Serve. It's a fault. Second serve. Second serve. Into the backhand of Jokovic. Return is good. Rubelev with a slice. Nolle, 4-hand. Rubelev with a pass. Jokovic volleys it. And Rubelev on the ground at the end. Jokovic can't be beat. Not a Wimbledon. And he knocks Rubelev out in 4. Good effort from Rubelev.   You don't know what's going on. All right. I don't. But it's still Jokovic 3-1 in the sets. GG's. No back. Jokovic in the semis. He's played Sinner again. Can Sinner go one better? That is the question. I don't know. Semi-finals. I don't think Jokovic is going to let you play like last year. But let's see. Let's see what Sinner's got. How much has he improved in a year? And again, Rubelev's had a great tournament. Beat Bublik, who took him out last week or two weeks ago. So got revenge on him. And he got a set of Jokovic. He did better than Australia. So it's a step in the right direction. You know, he's being more competitive. So good to see. Bad day for Cam. Jokovic wins. Shrion takes it out. Oh, I'm so mad. Oh, oh, I can't believe it. I'm so angry. Oh, oh, I can't believe it.  Oh, oh, Jokovic 1 and Eager Lost. Oh, oh, is that what you want me to say? Oh, I can't believe it. It's the worst. Oh, God, I'm so upset. So angry. All right. No worries. Melissa, thank you for joining us. Rubelev is a babe. Cool. Who's next for Nole? He is playing Yannick Sinner in the semifinals on Friday. Rubelev signing autographs. Classy. Class act. My respect for Rubelev has gone up. He made, he should be proud of his place today for sure. I mean, he almost took that or got back in that third set, which no one was thinking was going to happen. Is Shrionsek's loss an upset? Of course. It was definitely an upset. So it was Vondrissa for beating Pagola. I wish Rubelev makes at least one slam semi. He will. He just can't play a goat. I mean, he's being drawn. What was it? Someone said yesterday in every slam this year, he's had to play Jokovic or he's had to be in Jokovic's quarter. So he's got to make it to the fourth. He's got to make it to world number four to avoid that. Or he's got to get lucky and not get put in Jokovic's section. So a bit of a bugger for him. But hey, you're not doing too bad if the only guy you lose to is Jokovic for most of the time. You know, thanks for the good commentary. No worries. That's my job. I try and do it when I can. Who will be, who we watching tomorrow? I don't even know. I mean, obviously Alcra's runner, but I don't know.  I hate it.  It's like picking between which chocolate I want to eat. I could have easily won the first set. Miss chances. True. She had the break of a bunch of times. I mean, fast forward to the Jokovic Alcra's finals. Rublyev is killing it this year. Too bad for him. Yeah, he's having a good year. And he made the most of, you know, his draw.  That's not a bad, not a bad run. Nole vs. Sinner, what's your prediction? Jokovic in four. Jokovic in four. Do you think Medi has a chance in the recent finals? Yes. I think he can beat both Alcra's or Runa. And I think he can beat U-Banks. U-Banks is going to be tough. I think he's going to have to win tie breaks. But I think Medi wins. Medi could win that one like seven, six, maybe four sets Medi. Two tie, three tie breaks. U-Banks has got to be coming off the higher beaten Steph. So, I mean, look, if Steph can't beat U-Banks on grass, Medi probably could because Medi is better than Steph on grass. So, if U-Banks beat Steph just, Medi will beat U-Banks, I guess. I want U-Banks to do well. And I think he will. I don't think he'll get destroyed. But I think that Medi gets him in four. Experience plays a part. And also, he beat U-Banks at the start of the year. So, he knows what to expect. He knows what to expect. If it's Runa, Medi, semi-finals, how do you see it? Medi beats Runa. Again, I think Medi makes the final. I mean, Alcra's Medvedev. He did, Medvedev did beat Alcra's here at Wimbledon two years ago. But Alcra's is obviously a different guy. But he did beat Alcra's here two years ago pretty easily. So, I think Medvedev is the favorite to make the final against Jokeridge in the top half. It doesn't mean he's going to make the final, but I think he's the favorite. Because I think he can beat Runa or Alcra's. And I think he can beat U-Banks. But Runa and Alcra's can have a day and they can beat Medvedev. We've seen Alcra's beat Medi pretty badly in Indian Wells. But this is a fast court. So, again, I think if it's Alcra's, Medvedev has a toss up. I would say maybe Medvedev. But Alcra's obviously can do stuff. Runa, Medvedev, Medvedev wins to make the final. Yeah, I think Medvedev can beat Alcra's on a grass court. But again, like I said, it's like, it depends on, it really depends on what happens tomorrow. If Alcra's beats Runa in five and Medvedev wins in a close straight sets, Medvedev beats Alcra's. If Alcra's wins in straights and Medvedev plays five, you'd say Alcra's beats Medvedev. Runa beats Alcra's easily and same like all the combinations. So it really comes to, and again, this is assuming that U-Banks isn't going to cause another upset, right? If we're just focusing on the three up the top that are the main, you know, the guys that have been there and done that, yeah. Medvedev, it depends on what happens tomorrow. If they both win in five, we'll watch it and see what happens. What if Cinebeats-Jokovic? Cinebeats-Jokovic, the world will burn. Well, at least the chat will be on fire. Thank you, Ray, appreciate it. Standing that far back on grass, Medvedev's not winning against Alcra's or Runa. Medvedev's got a big serve, though. I mean, you're only talking about the returns. You're talking about, you're only saying half the story. Yeah, Medvedev on return, standing that far back might not win the return games, but what about his serve? So don't just be like, oh, Medvedev's going to, was going to serve and run 10 meters back. You've got to put both things out. It's like, yeah, he might win three tie breaks against those guys because he served so well and then yeah, he doesn't win the return games, but he cares. Eubanks will crumble. No, look, I think Eubanks will make a good count of himself. I don't think Eubanks will win, but I think Eubanks will put on a show, as he has been all week. I don't think he'll disgrace himself. I think he'll come out there and do his best and he'll probably sneak a set in a slam quarterfinal. What do you think of the big three dominance? I think it's been the best thing for tennis and it's definitely hurt the game in the short term. In the next couple of years, it's hurt the game a little bit, but I think it's been great for tennis, but I'm a little worried about the next couple of years because it's been such a high standard that people aren't going to, people are going to, we're going to have to wait until we forget about that standard and then get back to normal. It's kind of, we've been spoiled and then people are going to expect so much now. So it's a little bit, it's good and it's been great, but it's also going to be short term. It's going to really not, not because we're going to lose that many fans. I don't think fans are going to lose. Yeah, Nadal fans aren't going to watch for that much and whatever, whatever. But like, yeah, I think that people are going to get annoyed because we don't see the standard that we did and that's just inevitable. All the dominance, right?  It's like, what? WTA is so inconsistent.  And now the WTA is looking very fun, right? So I think the same thing will happen to the men's, you know, we'll have that period of time where we're like unknown and then it will sort itself out.  Bring back the goats. We'll see what happens after that. It will be sticking here.  So if you're like tennis, come hang out. Maybe it was gonna lose tomorrow, mark my words. Geez, that never, never happens. When someone said mark my words, it usually doesn't work.  Don't worry about fans, they switch quickly.  In the short term, people will leave but they'll come back, you know? They'll find new favorites. There's always a new person to watch. The old version of Djokovic seems like some superhuman stuff. Yeah, for sure. Don't we say it's still random semi-final?  I mean, even back when Serena played, there was still random players getting to the semis, but there was more consistency in like, I mean, like I said, you know, we had, what, five of the top eight, oh, sorry, five of the top 10 in the quarters. That didn't happen a year ago. Now, the semi-final is all played on center court. No. Oh, yes. Yes, sorry, semi-finals, yeah, they are. Quarter-finals, all over the place. But no, semi-finals are all played on center court. Will you be coming Alcrest versus Runa? Simon, stop, of course. It's all scripted, let's be real, okay? If you say so. No worries, Tilly, thank you for joining us. Appreciate it. It's been fun. It's been a fun day today. I mean, look, the women's matches were epic. The men's matches were four sets. You couldn't ask for much more, you know? It's just a shame that they were all at the same time, so we couldn't enjoy them all and give them the respect of each match individually. But hey, that happens. Wimbledon is Wimbledon. But tomorrow, we'll definitely be keeping an eye on everything going along as well. I think it's Rebecca and Jabir first. Then we've got Runa Alcrest.  Big day tomorrow. Very good four-set match. Yeah, I mean, both have been, I mean, Rublev winning the first set makes it interesting. Sinner losing the second set against the Fuel and made it interesting. But the ladies' matches took the cake. I mean, the Schveontech match has to be the match of the day because that match involved the number one losing, which is insane. Pagola losing to Vendruciva. It's a close second. And then I guess Rublev taking Djokovic a four is probably the third best match of the day. I think ATP makes more money off the ticket sales. ATP make no money off Wimbledon because they're not, they don't control Wimbledon. Wimbledon make more money for Wimbledon. The power of hitting in Seful and Sinner match was off the charts, okay? Well, hopefully Sinner can bring that power to Djokovic in a couple of days. Have you seen Sinner walk? Give me knowledge. Sinner walks around. That's just how he walks. At first, it looked like he was injured, but I think it's just how he moves. Schveontech really had a good draw. Final spot was on a platter. I agree. And somebody asked like, will Schveontech ever come back to Wimbledon finals or will she do anything? Like I said, I think this is the best chance and she's not going to get an easy draw. Like not an easy draw. You know, nothing's easy. Benchage was hard, but this is the best draw that she could have gotten. And I don't know if she, I mean, she's going to have to play Rabakina, Sabalenka, you know, OstaPenko, all the dangerous players I mentioned. She'll probably have to play them earlier in future Wimbledon's, but maybe not Sabalenka, Rabakina, but you know, those other, you know, Krajikova and all those OstaPenko and all those crazy players that we always talk about. Whereas this year, she, to get to the finals, she didn't have to play any of them. Benchage was tough, Svetlina, she didn't play that well against Svetlina. Svetlina was good, but Schveontech was terrible. She forgot how to hit four-hands. Yeah, her four-hands was all over the place. She didn't take advantage of getting the lead. You know, she didn't hold, she's got the break, she didn't hold. Yeah. So anyways, I think it'd be interesting to see how Schveontech plays. If she does make it, I mean, if she gets a good draw, I mean, anything could happen, right? You could get a bad draw and after two days, it becomes a great draw because the players that you were supposed to lose to were gone, but it could turn into a great draw. So I'm not going to say she can't ever make a final, but it was such a great chance. It's only her first legitimate Wimbledon. I mean, last year was legitimate. That's number one, like, as a contender. Noah Elkress is losing to anyone here, okay? I like the competitive WTA. Me too, L.A., it's great. WTA is on fire. Love it. I love it, it's great. Elkress got a real chance to go all the way. I mean, yeah, he does. How difficult the Western grip, Prakash was talking about how the Western grip today is so difficult on grass. It is because with the Western grip, it's so hard to hit low ball when the ball's low. So on grass, the ball stays low because it skids through the grass. It's so hard to hit a low forehand with a Western grip whereas hitting a forehand that's a little bit higher up because on clay, for example, you get more time as well but also the fact that the ball's a little bit higher. Whereas when it's low, Western grip, you can shank it a lot more, which is the main problem, you know, shanking off the bottom of the racket. So, I mean, Prakash is a legend. He knows what he's talking about. Why does Wimbledon have a uniform unlike other? Because it's traditional. It's a traditional place that loves tradition. Yeah, Sidney Pass. Yep, Sidney Pass is definitely in that conversation about the grip. Rabakiner in straight sets against Odds. Odds looks so good against Kovitava but Kovitava looks shocking. So, I reckon it's going to be three. If Odds plays like she did against Kovitava and Rabakiner plays like she plays, it'll be Kovitava, it'll be off Rabakiner in three. Rabakiner beats Odds in that, if they play their best.  Alcruz will be in furious mode if he gets to face Nolaine in the final. Yeah, that's going to be crazy if that happens. Sabalinga's Fetalina final could be awkward. Ah, I think... The thing is, it'll be awkward in the speech because they'll probably boo and do, you know, the crowd will lose their minds. But Azarenka handled it perfectly.  She handled it perfectly. Just like, I know that I'm not going to shake your hand. It's going to be weird because if Fetalina wins the title, how do you... Like, Sabalinga not going to be able to... Sabalinga not going to be able to congratulate her? Like, that's going to be weird. The speeches will be weird. Like, it's... Yeah. I don't know how they're going to deal with that. I mean, it's up to the players, right? It's Fetalina. Is Fetalina going to congratulate Sabalinga and her team? Like, that will be awkward. I mean, I... I mean, I don't know what they're going to do. We'll see if we get that situation. We're a long way away. Thank you for the donation. Thank you for those donations. Dibs. Hey, Cam. Don't underestimate Alcaraz. This time he can get past Novak. The way he beat Mateo yesterday, it was a different player and his celebration was like he means real business. Novak, watch out. Thank you, Dibs. See, look. You might be right. But I've got to be honest. I think some people, I don't know who it was. If you were watching, you know, ESPN or whatever. I think some people were talking Baratini up way too much. Like, talking as if Baratini was like her catch was against Jockers. Like, I don't know where this whole, like, Baratini is the hardest player in the tournament. Yes, he was impressive. He beats very, very easily. But I don't understand. Like, I didn't know where this whole Baratini thing came from. Like, whoa, my God, Baratini. He, Alcaraz against Baratini. Oh, no. Like, if it was her catch, I would have been, like, more impressed. Baratini played decent, but Alcaraz just did what we thought. Pick on the backhand and, you know, win. Um, so I don't know. I don't, I wasn't like, Alcaraz beating Baratini was good, but I wouldn't, I wasn't like, whoa, that's crazy. Like, you know what I mean? I wasn't like super impressed or super shocked that happened. I was like, uh, Baratini's backhand's not that great.  Yeah, Baratini used to, was a finalist here, but I mean, again, I don't know, I just wasn't as, like Alcaraz beating Baratini was good. I thought it's very, it would have been a harder opponent. Um, I don't know. If Alcaraz beats Runa easily, that would be, I would find that more impressive because both of those guys are kind of playing on grass for the first times sort of thing. So I would be more impressive if he kind of smokes Runa and you go, whoa, shit, okay. But Baratini, I mean, Baratini was good. And yeah, it made the final two years ago, but Baratini this year has been trash. I mean, Baratini this year has been terrible. He's had like, he played like three good matches this week. Every other, he's been terrible all year. Had a couple of good matches beat, you know, a couple of good guys, but I don't know. I wasn't as like shocked that Baratini didn't push Alcaraz more. I was more impressed by it because Jerry has form. Alcaraz beating Jerry was a bigger deal. I thought, well, okay, that's something because Jerry's the kind of on grass, the kind of guy that beat the guys like Alcaraz. So I was more impressed by Jerry personally. Medvedev is kind of a combination of the two. So let's see if Alcaraz beats Medi.  Novak won't allow holes against Sinner. Yeah, I think Djokovic doesn't won't, like Djokovic plays as well as he needs to play, doesn't he, especially in slams because he knows that it's best to five. You can take the first set. I've got to win the next three. So yeah, Djokovic, Djokovic isn't like, that's why I thought, well, for Djokovic, the Hercatch match was so dangerous because you can't be complacent against Hercatch because his serve is so dangerous. Whereas Rublev, he knows, oh, well, I don't need to win every set. I can take the first. You have the first and I'll come back. Same thing happened with Hashinov, right? At the French. He lost the first and he just came back a one. He fought in the second, but then after that it was like, oh, okay. Djokovic knows that this is a bit, this is not like, you know, a three setter. So you don't have to win the first set. He doesn't need to be on point from the start against certain players. Sorry, Mr. Shriantik's third set. That's all right. How was it? She wasn't very good. Svetlalina was great in the third set. She went after it. New generation kids don't know how to win five sets consistently. Yeah, I mean, they're still trying to learn the rollercoaster that's a five setter. Yeah. In and out, in and out. Will you muck around against Elkres like that? I don't think Djokovic would take Elkres lightly in the final. Because Elkres, we all know and some of you might not want to admit it, but we all know that Elkres was winning that match against Djokovic before the cramps. And I don't think Djokovic is banking on the fact that Elkres is going to cramp twice. So I reckon if they play as Elkres, we'll probably get off to a better start. Kind of like when he played Stan, right? That match, yeah, it looks pretty basic and Stan wasn't great, but also Djokovic knows this guy can be a problem. So I'm going to start off quick. He demolished his stand in the first two sets. I think we might get something like that with Djokovic going like, you know what? I'm not going to warm up into this match. I'm going to be, I'm going to sprint out of the blocks just to get on top of Elkres early because he doesn't want to have a set. It'd be a set down fight through with, you know, fighting in the third or in the second. And then, oh, sorry, winning the first set just, fighting in the second and then, you know, whatever. It's going to be crazy if that happened. If we get Elkres Djokovic, that would be ridiculously intriguing matchup. I don't know what that would look like. I mean, I know Djokovic fans will be like, Elkres will cramp. All right, you keep talking about that. We'll see if it happens. I mean, we'll see if it's a common thing. Did anything happen between Nola and the crowd? Um, yeah, Rublev was trying to get the crowd on his side. And then the next point, Djokovic tried to get on his side and then he yelled at them after they won the set. So it was weird. Djokovic in the UK crowded. It's not France. Elkres is not winning. It was even.  And again, Djokovic fans can say what they want. I get it. But the neutral fans are the ones that I'll listen to because you guys know what happened. Okay, I'm simply going to look happy in his on-court interview. First slam semi for him. Yeah, that's great. Finally getting the semis, you know. Let's see if we can make a match of it. The semis aren't the trophy. We've got to win the trophy. Newbanks in the underdog can extend the upset streak. We'll find out. Can Nadal catch up to Djokovic in slam race? No. Not anymore. Unless Djokovic doesn't win Wynwood in this year, then maybe. But he's also going to lose Australia next year. But yeah. Is FAA a lock for the US Open? No. What gives you that? What gives you an FAA lock at the US Open vibe? That's no. There's like at least 10 players I'd pick ahead of him. No way. I wouldn't pick FAA to win Canada or Cincinnati, let alone the US Open. It's got a lot more to do to get that going. What's your key Sabalenka prediction? Can't remember. Preview videos are coming out after this, so you're going to have to watch them. By the way, we're almost at 145.7K. Bloody hell, we got like almost 1,000 people in 24 hours today. That's crazy. That's crazy. We're going to get 150K by the end of the year. Leave FAA go. Look, he's letting me. Look, I want FAA to win the US Open. I would love that, but I just don't, he just not, he's not playing. He's just not playing. I love FAA. He's one of my favorites.  He kills me every time. Can't win a match to save himself. Constant heartbreak. I'm sick of it. Cam, do you think, who do you think has the best chance of beating Nole? I think Mehdi. I think you're right. It's Mehdi. Or, or Al-Qaraz, if he's playing at his best, and Djokovic is a little off, but I think the serve of Mehdi is the only thing.  But Mehdi, beating the slam final, won a slam final, beating Djokovic in a slam final, has the big serve of her catch, can rally with Djokovic. Mehvedev has everything at Wimbledon that could trouble Nole. Al-Qaraz is wild. Runa has got the head-to-head record, but on grass, in a five-setter with Runa Djokovic, I don't think it happens. Al-Qaraz could do it, but a lot has to go right. But I think Mehvedev is the best chance of dethroning Nole. If it's not Mehvedev, it's probably no one. Her catch would be his toughest match in hindsight. We'll look back on when he lifts the trophy and go, that her catch match was pretty good. And after that, we'll go, oh, and then he won pretty easily. He doesn't have the volleys, but he has the serve, which might not be enough. You're right. But I said, could. He could push, push him. He could push him. Al-Qaraz is the best chance, okay? I don't know, Al-Qaraz on grass is still, Al-Qaraz on grass is still unknown for me. Same with Runa on grass, right? They probably could, but we haven't seen it. We haven't seen them even make a final yet. So like, whereas Mehvedev on grass is at least, he's made multiple finals on grass. He's played well on grass in the past. He's got more experience on grass. So I think the experience, I'm more comfortable picking Mehvedev because I know what to expect. I don't know what to expect from Runa on a grass, in a grass court match, semi-final and five. I don't know what to expect from Al-Qaraz on grass and five, but I know what to expect from Mehvedev because we've seen it. So that's why I'm a little bit more willing to pick Mehvedev to beat Jockevich. But again, Jockevich ain't going to lose. I don't think Jockevich is going to lose at all.  Of course. That is going to be a fun match tomorrow. Yeah, Al-Qaraz won nine grass sports matches in a row, but he hasn't played Nogak Jockevich. In fact, he hasn't played anyone in the top 10 until now, right? Who's he beating on grass so far? He's playing Runa tomorrow. So if he beats him, you've got a top 10 on wind on grass, right? You know, you've got to get a top 10 win. And then you've got to beat Mehvedev, Runa, and then he plays Jockevich.  But again, he just doesn't have yet the experience beating big guys on grass. Like, that's what I mean by experience. I'm looking forward to Mehvedev getting his revenge on Carlos. That'd be, I mean, I'd love to see Al-Qaraz Mehvedev win a place Jockevich. I think Al-Qaraz Mehvedev, Sinner Jockevich are the best finals we could ask for. Runa Mehvedev would be interesting, but I think Mehvedev gets him because Runa is going to have to beat Al-Qaraz in five. That's not going to be easy. The good thing for Mehvedev is he's playing U-Banks, not only because U-Banks is unseated, but also U-Banks that is going to be a fast match. Runa or Al-Qaraz are going to be a drag. That's going to go for, if it goes five sets, it's going to go four and a half hours. Mehvedev, U-Banks might go four sets or five sets, but it will be over in three hours. So Mehvedev is not going to have a long match if he wins. If he loses, he's going to have a long ride home. But if he wins, it's not going to be a long match. It's going to be a three-hour match, even if it's four sets, right? So that's the benefit of Mehvedev's draw compared to Al-Qaraz Runa. Al-Qaraz Runa, unless they kick each other's arse, is going to be at least three, four hours. And then Mehvedev is going to play one of them if he wins. So that's why I'm kind of, again, going with Mehvedev because I think Mehvedev will have, he's had the easier draw so far. So yeah, all those things. We'll play out in the next 24 hours. This time tomorrow, we'll know. Or we'll be in a fifth set with Runa. We'll watch with Runa. Al-Qaraz fifth set right now. I don't know. Runa isn't mentioned like the other two. It's because Runa hasn't performed at Slams yet. Sinner's taken Djokovic to five at a Slam. Al-Qaraz has won a Slam. Runa hasn't done anything at a Slam yet. You know, he's lost to Rude twice, but Rude doesn't get respect. But he hasn't lost to Djokovic. Sorry, he hasn't lost to Nadal. He hasn't pushed Djokovic. I mean, he got a set against Djokovic when he cramped back of the U.S. Open two years ago. Okay, first round, bit of a shock for Djokovic.  But it's just Runa hasn't done anything. If he beats Al-Qaraz at a Slam, everyone's going to talk about Runa the way he talked about Sinner.  Thank you, player Cam. I appreciate it. I don't know about Goat, but I do my best. Why do you think Mehvedev will be U-Banks won't last five sets? Because Mehvedev's better on grass than Siti Pass, and Mehvedev won't let U-Banks. Unless there's five set, five set tie breaks, I think Mehvedev wins in four. I think Mehvedev finishes off U-Banks unlike what Siti Pass did. Siti Pass got two sets to one up, and then lost the fourth and fifth. Mehvedev wins the fourth if he's up two sets to one. It makes sense. At least that's what I'm... Again, I'm talking... I'm guessing as much as you are, but from the information I know, that's what I'm guessing. I don't know anything you don't. That's what I think. I think Mehvedev will get it. And U-Banks has come up with a five setter. I mean, emotionally draining, physically draining. He's playing a Wimbledon quarterfinal. He's playing on court number one, which is a huge stadium. He wasn't playing on court number one before. Like this is the biggest court he's gonna play on. Did he play against Nori on court one though? Maybe he did. In the second round, he might've. Did he play Nori in the quarterfinal? I think he might've. Actually, I'll check it. I think he might've. So he has played on court one, maybe. Did he play Nori? Because Nori did get court one early in the tournament. No, Nori got match-match. So wait, Nori... Nori U-Banks. When the hell did they play? They would've played on a big court. Maybe not. Day five? Yeah, okay, take that back. Yeah, he did play Nori on court one. So he has played on that court before. But this is a quarterfinal of a slam. It's a little second round, quarterfinal of a slam, a little different. The world watching, you know, he'll be on... When he played Nori, he probably wasn't on TV. He'll be, you know, while the television people watching him there. So again, I think Mehvedev will handle the situation more. Also Mehvedev's games different than Nori, blah, blah, blah. How do you think tomorrow's matches are better than today's? Yeah, I think the men's matches are better. I think the ladies' matches are... Man, the match-ups are better. Yes, I think tomorrow's matches are better. Which is gonna be hard because the women's matches are really good. I'm gonna go men's matches. Sorry, tomorrow's gonna be better. The men's matches are definitely better tomorrow. Sarkis had a baby. Ah, congratulations. Do you think Sinner can get at least a Masters this year? Yeah, I mean, there's four left, right? Sinsey, Canada, Shanghai, Paris. Yeah, maybe not this year. Because I think the Asian swing, I think Mehvedev's got that. Or maybe, maybe, uh, Djokovic. Paris always seems to be those big guys. Maybe Paris. I mean, I could see Sinner winning Paris indoors. But I don't think he wins Canada or Sinsey. I think those are wrapped up by Mehvedev, Elk resin, or Mehvedev and Djokovic. And maybe Sidney pass if he gets back. Yeah, Sinner could win Paris at the end of the year. You know, everyone's tired. Uh, Paris indoors is always a bit random sometimes. You know, we get some random champions. So you like, he plays well indoors, you know, so maybe Paris indoors. You could beat Elk res on the indoor courts there too. You know, Elk res his weapons and serve now. Oh, we'll find out Shanghai's happening. Yeah, we're going back to China this year. I'm excited. Miss the Asian swing. It's always so much fun. Time zones are better. I can watch tennis without having to stay up all night. Mehvedev, Djokovic final Wimbledon, you reckon? Okay, chat time to get out of here because I am buggered. Even though we've only done a easy seven hours. Jesus, really? It's been that long. But we only watched like five. Anyways, don't forget to subscribe on the way out. Thank you for joining us. I'll see you tomorrow. Prediction of what is it? Preview videos coming out quarter final day two tomorrow. We'll see you then. We've got Runa Elk res. We've got Mehvedev you banks. We've got Sabalenka keys and we've got the rematch of last year's final between Rebecca and Jabir all happening tomorrow. Djokovic, he placed dinner in the semifinals on Friday. Shriyantek went down, which is a huge upset. So to Pagula. So we've got a what we got what we thought in the men's side on the women's side. Totally random. Vondrussa versus Svetolina. That's on Thursday. I'll see you then if we're not going to see you until until Friday because you've only watched one guy like you only watch Djokovic or whatever. But no actual which wins four six six one six four six three beats Reublev again in a slam two slams out of three this year. Reublev has had to play Djokovic but knowledge is that good when you place dinner on Friday. See you then.


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Hi. Hello. So we're the Mobile World Congress. Yeah, who are you? I'm Adam Smao. I'm in charge of the marketing and sales in European market. And this time I come here to look for more partner and distributor in European countries. Vigor has become very famous. Yeah, already make Vigor be famous in some other channels like Amazon. And also the Greece, Romania, and also Poland. We are building our brand reputation through different ways. How many power banks do you sell? 50 million? I'm not sure. It's hard to say. Maybe some time. Just for example, last Friday, last Black Friday, one day we sold around 50,000 pieces, one day. In one day? Yeah, 50,000 pieces. And these are some of the latest part of banks. Which one is the newest one, the coolest one? This one is my favorite one. This is 30,000? No, 130 Watt. 130 Watt? Maximum output. High power? Yeah, it is 20,000 mAh. And the reason why I like it, because it has two cable built-in. Nothing cable to charge my phones. This cable has 30 Watt output. It can charge an iPhone and laptop. It's possible to change this tip or it's only iPhone? No, no, no. This is an iPhone, this is a Type-C. Type-C and iPhone built-in? Yeah, yeah, yeah. The Type-C probably has 100 Watt output. And at the same time, it also has 60 Watt input. So for businessmen like me, it can charge my laptop's smartphones at the same time and with 20,000 mAh. And so there's 100 Watt. And if you want, you can also do 30 Watt over here. You can do 100 Watt with Type-C. And then the last 30 Watt with this USB, not with the iPhone. Okay, for the USB-A port, it supports the 18-Watt Qualcomm fast charging. For the Type-C port, it also has 100 Watt output. Also 100 Watt. 100 Watt and 60 Watt input. So it's possible to do 5080 or to do 130. It's possible. No, it's not impossible. How to do 130 at the same time? Okay, for example, this adapter to charge the iPad. Big iPad. iPad is Type-C, no? But for old iPad, it will have the 30 Watt. But the reason why we put the 30 Watt is because you know, iPhone 30, iPhone 40 already require maybe 20, 27 Watt at maximum. And then maybe in next year, after one or two years, iPhone 14, iPhone 16 will require the 30 Watt. So we designed this product for the near future. So maybe it will happen. Nice. So that's cool. How much is the price for this power bank? You mean the retail price, right? Maybe. The retail price in European Union is around 100 Euro. 100 Euro? Yeah. And you have a button here to show how many percent is left? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's cool. Yeah. And if people want to order this distributor, what is the MOQ? Minimum order. For our teachers and our MOQ is about 100 piece because this is an expensive model. And then they can get the logo on it? No. No. Bigger? Only bigger. But if only they want this model with their logo, the MOQ is my selling piece. All right. Yeah. Cool. What else are you showing here? What is this? Okay. This is also my favorite product. Because it is a product with Apple Watch, Chinese panel. Look. Oh, cool. Wireless. Yeah. Is it for any wireless device, also phone? Only for Apple Watch. And at the same time, it has a built-in cable. Letting cable, it can charge my phone and my Apple Watch at the same time. Cool. All right. Which other one you want to show here? What is this? This is a small wireless charger. Oh, no. Small power bank, phone power banks. It is a Type-C version. But our Lightning version is run out. All right. You can see the, you can check the button, turn on the button to see the battery inside. 66 processor remain. Nice. And you have a nice design around it. It looks like space. The star is in space. Recharging before you go to the, on the starship. And here's some, what is happening here? Press the button and you will see the battery inside. Great. So the same port for, oh, you can charge on this side. Yes, yes, yes. All right. That's cool. And this power bank also can be recharged. So this, this, this measures. When you third, the power bank is, it is recharged. So it means if you put the power bank into the wall adapter, it can be recharged. Recharged. Nice. Yeah. All right. You're getting a few words via lip-reading. Lip-reading. They're going to do V-lock adapter. Okay. How about, is that the same? Is it different one? They are different one. This is our new design, 30,000 mAh power bank. But this is regular model. Just fast charging and with 30,000 mAh. How fast the charge? 20 watt. But we have another model. This one. It is a wall adapter. Is this a power charge? It's a wall adapter. But it's not a power bank. Yeah, it is a wall adapter. It can charge an Apple watch also. Oh, oh. Yeah. Reactive. Great. That was it. Yeah. Yeah. Nice. This is magnetic. Is that a loop? What is this? Ah, this is, oh no. This is a, okay, sorry, sorry. This is the most individual power bank in our company. It is designed for the Apple watch user. Because, look, it is maximum power banks. Okay. Press the button here. If you are charging my iPhone. And at the same time, you can charge my Apple watch. And also, here you can charge the AirPod. Where is it? Here. Yeah. Apple watch and iPhone. AirPod and iPhone. This is for the AirPod. Also, maximum. Here is an LED indicator to show the charging status. What can be the retail price? This one. I want 90 Euro. 90. 90. This one. I have this one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is cool. Yeah. You have a built-in adapter. Make it very easy. You just plug it in to charge. Then you have all your ports on the top. It's popular? Yeah. It's very original? Yeah, original. So far, only our company has this design. So, another thing is, for the world doctor, we already have the UK plug. UK plug, EU plug. Of course, we have the US plug. But what is this adapter? This is with a. SIM. Yeah, with a wireless charge. Is it powerful? Powerful, yeah. It can charge laptops. It can charge laptops. 30? No. Not 65. No, no. It has 20 wattage. It only can charge laptops for emergency use. For example, when you close the laptops, and the 12 of the laptops, and it can charge your laptops better. You said maybe after six hours or five hours, it can charge your laptops before it. Do you do also a faster charger? Faster charger? 65? 65 watt charger? Yeah. For example, this one is 65 charge, right? Yeah, 65. So which charger do you need for this? You need to buy one or you sell one? Okay, we sell one. This is the 65 watt for the charger. This small? Yeah, very small. All right. So you're using GAN? Yeah, GAN technology. Is there GAN in power banks? Sorry? Only in chargers. To be honest, I'm not familiar with the GAN power banks, but we can make it small. Just for me, I just describe the highlight, describe the sales point. Yeah. Nice. Cool. Which other one you want to talk about? And what is this one? Also wireless? Wireless charger, yeah. It is designed for the mobile gaming users because it has a charging panel here. Look, it can charge my phones. And also we can play games. Well, wireless charger. Wireless charger. Cool. It is made by Olimarm. So no worry about the temperature. And at the same time, we also can make the product be a phone stand. That's really special. Yeah, very special. Nobody else do this, no? Only Vigor. I don't know any others for this model. Cool. Play games. Which other product you want to show? Yeah, so fun. This is all your catalog right there on the wall. Sorry, another product. This one is a power bank for the Oculus. For the VR headset. Oculus. Also from Vigor. Cool. Yeah. And what do we see here on the wall? Do you have a little one that fits behind the phone? Yeah, we have. This one is 10,000, makes you problems. So it's magnetic also? Yes, magnetic. So you put behind your phone? Yeah. And it's just adding power to it? Yeah. This is 10,000. And this one is 1,000. What's price? Price, retail price for this one is around 30 euro. Cool. It has a stand here. Fantastic. And with this power bank you double the phone, no? That's right. It's double the power of the phone. Yeah, double the power of the phone. Something like that. Yeah. 1,000 mAh inside. It's warranty? Yeah. Is this part? Okay. And here you have those. You were showing this we see? And there we see... Is it with the speaker? No. What is that? I don't see it here. The biggest problem. Okay. What is this one? This one is the biggest, the Thunderlight. I think you showed this at IFA, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Right? Yeah. So it's 18, 18, 18, 18, 100, 30. Yes. So many different. It won't go. It won't go. With the light also? Yeah, it's also an LED light. Cool. Yeah. All right. Yeah. Cool. So Vigor always ready and here's your video. Yes, these are our factories, our little factories. These are our graphic design teams. And you can also watch my videos from the last seven, eight years. Yeah, yeah. More than one million views. To see the development. Every year is better bear. Yeah. And over the last three years, many improvements. Many improvements. In the factory. Yeah. Currently we have our own industry park in Dongguan city. Because your own. Yeah. Big. Big. Dodgy park with only our company. Many people work there? Yeah, many, many. Around 400, I believe. 400. Just the other factories. All right. Cool. All right. Thanks a lot. Okay. Thanks a lot. Thank you. Let's see.


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Cheaters never win and winners never cheat. Unless you have a really good reason or you find someone that cares about you more than your spouse or never mind. Let's get into today's book. My name is Kyla Denigno and welcome to Kyla's Reading Day. So today we are talking about the book Cheaters by Eric Drumvicki. I cannot find the dust cover. Cheaters by Eric Drumvicki, right? I cannot find the dust cover. The genre of the book is fiction. The theme of the book is African-American literature. This book follows three friends, Stefan, Jake, and Darnell, as well as Chante, who is dating people on the side but she also ends up picking up with Stefan a little bit and then her friends have this whole thing. This person is cheating. That person wants to cheat. This person is just wondering. This person is trying to stop cheating. Cheaters, cheaters, cheaters, okay? Definitely on the naughty list. And there's a quote in the book that is by Stefan's friend Darnell, one of my favorite quotes, and he says, they forget that we evolve, we change, that with every tomorrow we reinvent ourselves a million times over. Now the quote was said in regards to his marriage and he was thinking about how he and his wife are not the same people that they were when they got married but it applies to many different aspects. And that quote is really important because Darnell, like I said, is an aspiring writer. He also is an attorney. He's a practicing attorney. I'm a lawyer. So the idea of change being welcoming, change being something that we do all the time, change being something that everybody does is really important to me because we do change. We change, we reinvent ourselves in relationship, we change in relation to our jobs, we change our hobbies, we change all kinds of stuff. This book is 362 pages including the author's note in the back. So out of all the words for that quote to really jump out to me was because I have been going through my own little change and metamorphosis and whatever. And so especially with Darnell being an attorney and switching into something else, I thought this was really relevant. So yeah. Would I read the book again? Yes. I was a child in the 90s but the antics that they go through while dating in the 90s is so funny. I'm talking leaving messages on tape recorders and somebody else removing the tape and you tapping your own phone so you can find out if your boyfriend is calling other women while you're asleep. It's like people have to go through a lot of work to cheat. Just don't cheat, right? Like if it's that much work, just go. People went through a lot of work to cheat. And so it's really funny with 2022 eyes to be reading these texts from the 90s and see how people were dating and what they were dealing with. So that's one of the things that I love about books love about writing is that you do get to see exactly what was going on when the author was writing it. So that was today's discussion of the book cheaters by Eric Durand Dickey. Again, can't find the dust cover. Excuse that. But let me know if you, not if you cheated, right? But let me know if you've read the book cheaters, if you are, have ever used the tape recorder, if you ever had to buy a little tape for your tape recorder to get your messages when people call your house. If you've ever had a home phone, let me know that for sure. And I will see you next time on Kyla's reading day. Bye.


The last thing we're going to talk about this week, and for the class as a whole, is once you've determined that either a serial has ceased or it's changed titles and a new record is acquired, how do you close out a record for either a ceased serial or a record where a new record for the new title has been created? Here are the things that you need to do in order to close out a record to have it be considered a ceased serial. In the 008, meaning the fixed field, that publication status code that we talked about before, this should be coded as D. Remember, D stands for dead. Also in the fixed field, you need to change the ending date. And if you have the last issue in hand and you know what the ending year is, go ahead and fill out all four digits. If you just know that it ceased in a particular decade, fill out the first three digits, and then U at the end. And if you just know the century, put the first two digits and put U, U for the end. In the 264 field, the publication dates, you would close the date range if there was an open date range in that field. Same thing in the 362 field, if that's included in your record, you would go ahead and close out the date range in that field. If this is a case where the publication didn't just end, but the title changed or there was another major change and it goes on to be a new record, you would include a 785 field, which is a linking field, to link to that new record that says, hey, this publication is continued by this new publication. So here's an example of changes you would make to a ceased publication that is continued by another one with a different title. In the 008, you would change publication status to D. The changes here are highlighted in a kind of pinkish color. Make sure to put the closing dates in the dates in the fixed field. Close off the date range in the 264. Close off the date range in the 362 field. And then add the 785 field. In here, in this case, the title changed from African languages and culture to Journal of African Cultural Studies. We'll look at the 785 in more detail a little bit later, but the title of the new serial goes in the subfield T. Subfield X is for the ISSN number of this new publication, and subfield W is used for control numbers. So things like the Library of Congress control number or the OCLC number that was going subfield W. So I've been talking about linking entries a lot throughout this whole class, and so now we'll just talk about them a little bit more. When you are creating the record for a new serial as a result of a major change, in order to link to the old record, you include a 780 in the new record. That means this publication continues this older one. In the old record, you put in a 785. That means this publication is continued by this new one. So in the record for the new title, you put the old title in a 780. And then like I said, Subfield X is for the ISSN, and subfield W are used for control numbers. And then the old record, you go back and add a 785 field with the new title. And your ISSN and your control numbers, if you have them. So just to make that a little bit more clear, here is an old record of African languages and cultures which ceased. And we're not going to be known as the Journal of African Cultural Studies. This new record is on the right. In the old record on the left, you put a 785 field that has the new title. And in the new record on the right, you put a 780 field that has the old title. So in this way, the two records are linked together. So anybody finding a record for one of them can understand that it either used to have a different title or that it now has a new different title. So those are just some things to keep in mind when you're closing out a record for a ceased publication.