So go for the run, continue, another brilliant win for us today. Obviously that's six on beating, now you're also delighted with the legs. Yeah, very pleased. The goal was a goal fitting to win any game of football. Real piece of quality from Billy Clark. We then had some great chances to kill the game off, and we didn't take them. And it kind of, I thought it just gave Chesfield the support and the team a bit of hope they could get in it, and really the game should have been dead and buried. But we had to show resilience, even against 10 men, because Chesfield had a good side, and we showed that real resilience and toughness in our defending, which ultimately got us a clean sheet. As you mentioned about Billy Clark's goal, obviously it's your birthday today. Caps off of, I suppose it's a great you want to form these in at the moment, and the goal itself, as you said, it was worthy of winning any game. Yeah, no, I just pulled him over with 10 minutes to go, and just said, Billy, make sure that goal is part of a win. Because, you know, one thing I don't want to be, just talking about their last-minute equaliser, you know, that goal deserves to be on Sky tonight and on Football League show and talked about, and it will be, because it was, you know, a goal probably be fitting of another division higher than this. And as you said, obviously, playing against 10 men, it is never easy. Chesfield do have a lot of good talent in play. We had to show both sides of our game today. Yeah, you know, we said to the lads at half-time about keeping their discipline, because it was that type of atmosphere today where there was a few challenges, and their bench was jumping up even after the first minute for every decision, and, you know, the lads kept the call on the pitch, and the lads lost his discipline. And for me, from what I saw of it, it was an elbow which could have broke Andy's cheekbone. And I'm sure Paul Cook, when he analysed it, and he sat home tonight, you know, his players' costume really today, never easy against 10. And after we missed those chances, I felt we sat deep a little bit for a period, and, you know, there was a real character there tonight.


Hey guys, it's Shagan here with all the series. We have two special guests. He's going to discuss with us the renovations That's going on and answer some of your questions. So hi guys. How are you? Good, we'd like to introduce yourselves and tell us what you do here in Alden I'm Robin Kervesti and the facilities manager and do project coordination and maintain the building I'm Ryan Spelman. I'm a library support specialist So I do a lot of work on those service desks and I help to schedule staff on desk And I also back up Robin on facility stuff. Awesome. So could you guys tell us a little bit about what's going on on the second floor with the renovations? This renovation should have happened about two years ago And it is bringing the academic advancement center from the first floor of Alden up to the second floor of Alden because it is a service student service and second floor is the hub for most student service activities and when Tutoring and so forth is an in session the labs will be open for students to go in and use for study spaces as well So what other type of renovations are going on right now, or is it just second floor? Part of the second floor renovation, which will be gutting an area that has been empty for a couple of years now We'll also include adding tutoring areas out here on the north side We will be adding restrooms a family restroom and And then same women's restroom opening up the back side of the elevators So there's a walkway and then on fourth floor will be adding restrooms as well during the summer And we're also updating the fifth floor with new furniture and carpeting and As we've reduced our stacks of government documents because it's available electronically We have a lot more floor space up there. So there'll be more study space for students And then I have a question it might be for you So I heard that next year the fourth floor is supposed to be open 24 hours. Yeah, people are pretty excited about that Yeah, I really wish that I would have been here for that You get so crowded on my second floor when everybody's down there I want so tell us a bit about how the heating in the cooling works here Because when we like kind of filter through the social media we see somebody to like it's so hot in here This and this and that's like, how does that work when you cut it all when you cut it off? This is even one of those days. Yeah, it doesn't always work perfectly. We have nine air handling units in the building Each are devoted to different areas of the building. Of course, there's seven floors of Alden library We've updated four of the nine your handling units two of them are still original to the building So as capital funding and priorities and the university and so forth come Come up for us. Hopefully we'll get two more Which will help The building and as we've restructured over the years sometimes the air handling has not been able to keep up with the The walls being built and the way we're changing the use of the space And it's it's a timeline Determined by the university when our heating and cooling come on and shut off It is currently on but and we also have other Parts of the mechanical system that doesn't always work up to par like or chill or sometimes it's not working properly You guys plan on like renovating each and each floor or is it just whenever the Problem is brought to you guys. You just go off of that We have a long-term plan. However, it usually depends on funding We can get to do those activities So with all these, you know renovations and things like that. That's all things going on the library So what are you guys doing to make sure that students have both the individual? Quiet space and then like space that they can work with your groups and teams things like that While the renovations are happening It's gonna be a bit of a challenge one of the things that we are doing is we're gonna be opening the Rollins room as a Quiet study space Starting at midnight so the students are coming in late because it gets really noisy in here Especially on the second floor since it's the only 24 five space at the moment during finals Although I mean the other floors are up until 2 a.m. Which is nice But you'd be surprised our students here pretty much all night trying to get things done So we're doing that to offer more quiet study space Is that gonna be starting this year? Well, just for the 20 starting the 21st We're gonna be doing that clear up through the end of finals We're gonna put up a sign and try to keep it as quiet as we can back there Because with the renovations where they put up the container wall, we lost that quiet study area in the second floor So and this is about the same size. It'll be nice substitute. I think for students And and for other group study areas We we've got a lot more whiteboards and so forth for flexibility in space and for people to be able to to make their own little Corner or group group area for collaboration. Yeah, we also open this lab up in the evenings Awesome. So, you know Working, you know really closely with like the students in the the building. Do you guys have any like Surprises or anything like random that you learned about the building or seeing any ghosts or anything Fun facts cool stories. I've heard people say that the freight elevators haunted When the building was originally built in the 1960s the yep This security and safety of construction areas isn't what it is today and like student a student wandered in and actually fell down the shaft And I found out about that. There's information about that in our archives So that's interesting. I Find it very interesting to know that they are handling units and so forth that take care of this huge building Several of them are original to the building. So they were put in like 1969 And that's kind of like segues into our next question. I was gonna ask like what are One or two things that you wish people knew about the building Unfortunately, we don't have a lot of control Area-wise of what we can do about the heating and cooling and even when they do make adjustments or fix something It's such a large building it doesn't happen instantaneously like at your house when you turn on the furnace You can feel the heat and it takes some time And we try and facilities tries their best To get to us in an orderly fashion, but we're one of a gazillion buildings two hundred and some buildings on campus So we're not always the priority And you didn't mention that is it the Alton is a very large building So if you had to pick what would be your your favorite spot Take your lunch break your highway My favorite spot Probably to take a lunch break would be up on the sixth and seventh floors You can get out in the way where you have that nice view of campus the big windows It's a really nice spot Looking at it from a student perspective before I was just a student and not working here I have to say the third floor probably my favorite spot, especially now if you have the Macintosh computers in there with creative cloud on them It's just a really nice comfy space. There's a lot of airflow a Lot of different areas you can go and I like the little exhibits they put it down there, too And I like I like being here at night and looking out into the wolf gardens With the lights on out the fourth floor entry Yeah, all the glass and like him I like being on the upper floors where you can see all over campus I also get access to places other people can't go to see out which is which is nice sometimes To just get away for a minute I do like the new for the floor of innovations like those Circle chairs feel like I'm just like I don't even know How to describe the theme like vintage ish like the kind of the couches like the long black couches I like just the whole the whole set up up there. It's cool to me Awesome. Well, thank you for letting me interview you and if you guys have any questions in regards to you know The renovations and the thing that's coming up next year. Just drop by and ask us and let us know So, thank you


Personal notice, dangers my stock and trade. If the job's too tough for you to handle, you got a job for me, George Valentine. Write full details. Greetings, Mr. Lover. Time for another Let George Do It adventure. Our target for terror is entitled How Guilty Can You Get? Or Arsenic in Old Lies. It all has to do with the sudden demise of a rich old cauldron, which is of course nothing new. However, the planning that went into operation bump-off is quite novel, as you will discover for yourself in practically nothing flat. My dear Mr. Valentine, I am one of the richest men in Sandhill Center. As a ring-lord and a character might say, I've made my pile, ha ha. There's nothing that makes a man as nervous and unhappy as a million dollars, ha ha. Yes, you'll laugh. You won't believe my fears. You won't believe what kind of woman my wife is. You won't even believe she might be carrying on and plotting with another man. Well, you'd better believe that and come to see me immediately. Or Sandhill Center may be without the services of its only millionaire. After all I've given to this town, the one thing I don't want to give them is the pleasure of enjoying my funeral.  Signed Fred Vincent Liggett. Yes. Yes, my husband's at home. Why? Well, I'm George Valentine. This is Miss Claire Brooks, my assistant. Yes, of course you're Mr. Valentine. Well, may we come in? I don't know. I'm not sure. You see, I'm Mrs. Liggett. Yes, so I get it. The wife of the millionaire. The wife of the man who made his pile in Sandhill Center. What's the matter? Did I say something wrong? No, of course not. But if you'd please tell your husband that we're here.  Oh yes, come in. Come right in. Join the party. You seem to know all about it. All about my husband's mail, you mean, don't you? I just read it. Look, here it is. The carbon copy from his pocket. Oh, well look, Mrs. Liggett.  Ha ha. Such a funny man, my husband. So well-liked, so admired, so trusting. So able to see what other people are up to. I'm willing to believe the best about people. Wait a minute, please, Mrs. Liggett. I know how it must make you feel to read what he's written about you. Oh, but to go prying, to read his mail. But I am reading all of the things in his pockets. You walk in here the moment I've just been reading them. Mrs. Liggett, please. Because the sheriff wanted me to read everything. He told me to look too. To look at all the nice things my husband ever wrote about everybody. Stop what I said, please. Sheriff? Huh? Yes, yes, of course. I've already done it, don't you see? Well, what else could you see? What else could you think? Go on in there. Go see my husband. He's dead. You are listening to Let George Do It. Our adventure will continue in just a moment. Now back to Let George Do It and George Valentine. Mrs.  The Brooks will try to calm me down a little, Sheriff. I just want to know what happened. Pour around to the neighbors to try to get help. I only been here myself a few minutes. Medical examiners on his way from the city. She found him just lying here, huh? Poisoned. I don't know much, but I know that much. Look at his face. Sure, poisoned. That doesn't mean anybody did it necessarily. Look at the glass. That's what he took it in. White powder of some kind. Must have tried to get to the phone. Hey, what's that bottle you're waving around? Prescription. Center drugstore. Found it in the bathroom. Showed it to her and she fell apart. What do you mean? What do you think I mean? Mrs. Liggett admitted she measured this stuff and gave it to him in a glass of milk. Well, if it's a doctor's prescription... Her name's also on the drugstore receipt for it. She bought it. But if she... He drank a glass of milk. That doesn't mean he knew what was in it, does it? So you've got a suspicious nature, too, huh? Well, the first thing I seen in his pocket was that letter to you. What would you think? Give me that bottle. Prescription number 537... Well, hello, Mr. Manx. None of that mister stuff with me. Deputy brought me right out, Bill. He says you're climbing out on a limb and making... This is Mr. Valentine. Ed Manx owns the center drugstore. Hello. Now, listen here, Bill. Your deputy's going over the books to check that prescription. In 17 years my place has never been accused of anything. He's accusing you of anything, Andy. Be quiet, will you? The boy makes that. It's his initials. He's brand new this week, but he knows his stuff. He's a trained pharmacist. I've watched him. He don't make mistakes. Nobody said anybody needed it. So he'll go popping off accusing people, saying it's poison for my drugstore that causes the whole thing. I said nobody's accusing me. As far as I can see, Sheriff, you don't even know this is a murder yet. Ha! That's what I said the minute I heard the rumors. Just because nobody liked Ligit, just because he had too much money and too many bad jokes.  No. Yes. Ha! There, you see?  What was the matter with him? Pretty bad case of anemia. Ask his wife. She's picked up medicine for him every week for the past several weeks. Well, her again. His wife did, did she? Well, what have you got against her? Holy smoke, Bill. Who was Ligit's doctor? Who wrote that prescription? Nichols. Everett Nichols. Only one in town. Yes, and my files got that prescription in Nichols own handwriting. The same number stamped right on it. Five, three, seven, eight, five. Let me see the bottle. Look all you want. Practically full. Doses a teaspoon and said, well, what are you trying to say? She gave him an overdose? She couldn't. There's no more than a spoonful taken out of there. All right, all right, Ed. But I don't get it. Poison? Sure, it's poison. Dr. Nichols' prescription will show that. Same as the boy who mixed it. Your deputy's getting him now. Charming whatever the sheriff thinks. So what is it, Buster? What don't we know? Ed, you've seen how the Ligits were getting along? You mean headed for a divorce? I mean her running around all the time. Well, I can't say as I blame her. Ligit was no charmer. Dr. Nichols is. Oh? Ambitious man, Dr. Nichols. And seeing as how Ligit mentioned something about a man in that letter to you, Mr. Valentine. Well, maybe she's gone out to the club dancing sometimes with Nichols, but that don't mean that she... Ed, I don't like my job, either, but I find a man obviously poison. Hadn't eaten nothing since breakfast a long time back. Takes milk with a high-powered prescription in it, given to him by his wife. Picked up at the store by his wife. Well, she did do most of the driving in the family. Oh, I know. Prescribed by a doctor who had an eye on their money. A doctor I should have brought here right now to tell us the things we don't know. Hey, clear that up. Why didn't you get it? Because I can't, Mr. Valentine. He's not at his office. He's got a place in the country. I've phoned. I got the neighbor to check. He's not there, either. Why bother with details? The point is the doctor's disappeared, and at a time like this, disappearing don't look good. How should I know where Dr. Nichols is? I don't know anything about him. The sheriff says you've gone out a few times with him. Of course that's what the sheriff says. I don't blame him. The rich man's wife who goes out with other men. It's not nice. No matter how separated you are. No matter how much of a gentleman the doctor might be. All right, Mrs. Liggett, all right. I get that your husband wasn't much of a guy to live with. I haven't seen Dr. Nichols for days and days. All right, skip it. Tell Mr. Valentine what you told me about Mr. Liggett. He was always suspicious of her, George. Suspicious of everybody. Why should I tell him that? He wouldn't believe me. Her husband told other people that he didn't trust her. That he was afraid someday she might try to get rid of him. Of course. Naturally. I'm a murderous. Ask the sheriff. Look, Mrs. Liggett, I know it's tough. Before we even know the facts, everybody jumps to a conclusion. Why? Well, because I'm here. Because your husband wrote to me.  Yes. In a way, it is your fault that I'm in trouble. Yeah. You mean now it's up to me to get you out of trouble, huh? To prove it wasn't murder. Yes. All right, don't worry. I was hired on this case. I'll go on with it. Mr. I only answer Dr. Nichols' telephone. I don't read his mind. It's Ms. Boggs who's his nurse. But the sheriff says his nurse was off duty. She always is on Saturday mornings. Well, so was I after 10 o'clock. The telephone exchange takes over after then. 10 o'clock. That's when Dr. Nichols left? Exactly. We walked out together and he didn't tell me he was going any place special. And that's the last you saw of him, Miss Broom. The last anybody saw of him. Yeah, let's see the list of phone calls then. That's the last one. Hemlock number? Yesterday afternoon? That's right. You said he had patience. He was working this morning. Well, that's just a few regulars, that's all. There was Psy Benson for his bandage and Widow Morris, that's a heart. Pills for the Jefferson baby and well, of course, Fred Liggett. Fred Liggett this morning? Well, when do you think he got that prescription? Only if you think that there's anything wrong with any prescription that Dr. Nichols... I'm not the sheriff, Miss Broom. Well, it's a pity you're not. And I'll tell you another thing. The doctor, maybe he took Mrs. Liggett out once or twice but he'd never get mixed up with a woman like that. Oh, you don't think so much of her either, huh? I didn't say that. Hemlock 8339 in the phone book. Just looking up that last number yesterday afternoon, George, it's the Liggett number. Well, I'll write what of it. It was her phone, the doctor. So what? That don't mean anything. Maybe to talk about the weather, what of it? Except he was so careful not to mention it to us, George. Yeah. And now what do you think you're doing? Still looking for the doctor. Well, suppertime. If I know him, he'll be back home by suppertime. That crazy sheriff. Saying he's disappeared just because he can't find him right away. Hello. Oh, hello. Let me talk to Mrs.... Yeah, Valentine. Oh, it's you, Sheriff. She came back to meet the medical examiner. Good. I'll be right back. Now you won't. This thing's mixed up enough as it is. I'm leaving for the country. What?  Well, I got a man out there says his desk and everything are all cleaned up. Just like a man does when he leaves town, runs away. All right, Sheriff. Tell me later. I know I'm wrong, because he didn't disappear. Huh?  You're listening to Let George Do It. Our adventure will continue in just a moment. Now back to George Valentine. How guilty can you get? Well, the sheriff in Sandhill Center seems to feel that Mrs. Liggett must be very guilty indeed. And why? Because just before his death, her husband wrote you a letter accusing her of all sorts of things. Another man in her life, for instance. The sheriff thinks that might be Dr. Nichols, the same doctor who prescribed poison for Fred Liggett. The only trouble is, now Dr. Nichols is dead, too. And if your name is George Valentine, you know it's not going to be quite as easy as you once thought to prove this was not a murder case. That you, Valentine? Yeah, right here, Sheriff. Thanks for waiting. You ready to go? It's a good 15 miles out there to the country place. Wait a minute. Who's this? Oh, Dr. Milliken, city police. Oh, hello, Doctor. What was it? Miss Brooks, Mr. Valentine. Honey, you do. You mean the poison? Strictly, I think. The hospital's running some tests for me. Strictly? I'm the prescription, and Ed Manx found me that. And the boy who made it up confirmed it. It's Nichols' handwriting, all right. So a doctor just prescribes poison right in the open, and a wife gives it to her husband in a glass of milk. Couldn't be called medicine for him but the farthest stretch of the imagination. And it couldn't be called sensible, either, until Nichols turned up dead. What do you mean? Well, suppose Nichols was being used and didn't know it. Or pressured into writing the thing. That's the easiest explanation. I wouldn't guess. And I'm all through guessing, too. So come on. This time we're not even going to open our mouths until we know what the facts are. Deputy out at Nichols hasn't touched the thing. Waiting for us right now. I, uh, I changed my mind. Leave me out. Yeah, you guys go out there. I'll follow you. All right, all right. Come on, Doc. Step on it. Okay. George, why don't you want to go along? Oh, I don't know why. Except that I'd rather talk to a woman than a corpse any day. I assure you I've never been mixed up in any way with Dr. Nichols. I don't know anything about it. Any more than I really know anything about my husband's death. You, uh, telephoned the doctor yesterday afternoon. He didn't tell us about that earlier. Didn't I? No. Well, I had the car and I had to do some shopping. Fred was late and couldn't go to the doctors. You mean he was supposed to have gone yesterday instead of this morning? Yes, I phoned Dr. Nichols to change the appointment. That's all. You... Oh, brother, what's the matter with me? Stricton? What? Sure, of course. Look, look, what do you know about your husband's illness? About any treatment he's taken or anything? Well, I really haven't paid too much attention. I'm afraid. I know it's anemia, but...  Never mind. What on earth are you talking about? Morris. Morris. That's it. The widow Morris. A lady with a heart. What do you expect to find? I don't know, Angel. See if she's in first. It's the only Morris in the phone book. But if you'd waited until I called Ms. Bruin... I didn't want to wait for anything, Angel. I don't know much about medicine, but I know enough to... Uh-oh. Come on. The lights aren't on. Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Morris. Well, here, the switch is on. Ah! Paul Hayton. Sure. The same expression on her face. Just like Fred Liggett. Been dead for several hours, I guess. Look, here we are. A bottle of white powder. What, George? Well, see, it's a prescription bought today. Stricton? The same thing? Stricton wouldn't have hurt Mrs. Morris here, any would it? Woman being treated for heart trouble? It's a common method of treatment, in fact. George! Yeah, yeah. Now you're beginning to get it. Suppose Fred Liggett, who didn't have heart trouble, got the wrong medicine. And a widow Morris here... You mean the prescriptions were mixed. And he was being treated with something that she got and that killed her. Anemia he had, wasn't it? Oh, but George, no, a doctor couldn't make a mistake like that. It's impossible. That's what I always thought until right now. And why would he himself have been killed? The doctor, I mean. He was out there with a sheriff before he buries all the evidence. Because maybe the doctor's death was just as simple, Angel. Maybe we can wind this one up fast. Yes, Mr. Valentine, quite possible. Anemia is sometimes treated with arsenic, and it can be taken orally. Look, she was an old woman, Dr. Milliken. Had a bad heart anyway. It wouldn't have taken much, too. Exactly. I'll get down there as fast as I can. Okay, thanks. Well, Sheriff... Well, Valentine, look for yourself. I told you before I'm all through playing detective. When did Nichols die? I don't know for sure, but a little time after the other two, apparently. Lying across the desk here, arm outstretched. Well, you're doing fine. You're one jump ahead of me. On the gun and the wastebasket, one shot. He had plenty of time to learn about Liggett and that Morris woman, in case he didn't already know. Wastebasket right beside the desk. Funny guy, Nichols. Ambitious, very proud of himself. His standing in the community, his reputation, his career. Right arm outstretched, huh? Out over the edge, like this. Sure, sure, right-handed. You know, I said earlier, his stuff looked all arranged. Done in a hurry, but sort of like a man who's leaving town suddenly. Or a man who fired a single shot. Gun drops from his hand, hand of the wastebasket, and then he slumps forward on the desk. Yeah, yeah, you don't have to go through the motions. I've already done it. But you said a long time ago it might not be murder. I was guessing. Now you're not. Because if Liggett and Morris were mistakes, the most horrible mistakes I ever heard of. And I guess this proves it, doesn't it? When the doctor whose fault it was commits suicide. That's it. Just look at the evidence. That's what happened. Suicide. So that's how it ends. Poor man. Poor, poor man. Think how he must have felt when he found out, when he realized what he did. Yeah, yeah, the mistake was his, all right. It wasn't the drugstore's fault.  He didn't know the people. He wouldn't have caught it. Just think how Dr. Niko... You were pretty upset by this, too, Mrs. Liggett. You were blamed for a while. Well, everyone knew how Fred and I were. I can't blame anyone for jumping to conclusions. Oh, no. And your husband's letter to me and my coming here threw you into a blue panic, too, didn't it? Well, I wouldn't exactly say panic. I think I must have been hysterical over... Why say panic? Why not? It was the first thing that started to upset your plan. My what? Well, isn't that what you'd call it? When you plot your husband's death? When you almost get away with it? Mr. Valentine, I'm sure I... Just to be accurate, I'll say you and the boyfriend. He obviously did most of it. Did most of what, George, for heaven's sake? There'd been gossip about her and the doctor. Her and several other guys, as a matter of fact. But if there was a real boyfriend, and they were plotting to get rid of Liggett, you don't think they'd let the gossips in on it, do you? Just whom are you referring to? The only man it could be. To pull off the most involved but simple crime I ever heard of. Ed Manx, the drugist. Who else? Oh, sure. Very funny. Go ahead and laugh. But there's a little too much coincidence for my blood. Ed Manx had a new pharmacist filling prescriptions today. Now why? I'm sure I haven't the slightest idea. Manx is a pharmacist himself. For 17 years he said, well, why put the new boy on the same day two people get poisoned prescriptions filled? How on earth do you think Ed could know that? The widow Morris got a prescription filled every week. Who'd know that? Who'd know there was enough strickenin' in it to kill your husband? Who'd know the effect of his medicine on her? George, wait a minute. They'd have nothing against the widow Morris. No reason to want her, Dad. They wouldn't care whether it killed her or not, Angel. Just her tough luck that it did. The important thing was setting up the doctor's mistake. So Manx could get him out to that country place and set up that poor tragic suicide. No, that's not true. All right, let's get back to the drugstore. The coincidence of both prescriptions being made out and delivered on the same day. You set that up, Mrs. Liggett. There's a record of all the doctor's phone calls, remember? And you were foolish enough to explain the last call in his book yesterday. To explain that you'd delayed your husband by shopping in town. So could he please come in this morning, just after the widow Morris? They are all set up. Stop it. I won't listen to you. He's on his way out here now, the pharmacist. Because as I got it, Manx gave him those prescriptions to make up and deliver. No, he didn't. I'm sure he didn't. What did you say? How could you know anything about that? I don't. Of course I don't. How could I? You're trying to mix me up. That's all. And why should that bother you? Ingredients have to be there before they can be mixed. Oh, stop it. Stop it. Sure, go ahead. Get hysterical.  What?  Screaming to the neighbors for help and so on. And the last call to the doctor was yesterday afternoon. Oh, George, that's right. That's what was really important about that list of his phone calls. Mrs. Liggett's husband was dying and she didn't call the doctor. Yes. Yes, I did. But he wasn't there. The exchange takes all of his calls for him when he's out. It wasn't on the list.  Oh, oh, yeah, I see. And how did you know he'd be there? Well, I didn't, but... Your husband was dying and you didn't call the doctor. Stop saying that. One of the neighbors called for me, I thought. Sure, sure. Every one of them must have offered to do it. But they don't show on his list. So you must have stopped them from calling by saying you'd already tried to reach him, but you didn't. No.  Ed Manx will tell you that. Come on, come on now. Make up your mind, sister. You didn't want the doctor to reach by anyone because Ed was taking him out to be killed. Isn't that right? That isn't true. He was at the country place by then. He was... Oh. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Come on, trip yourself up a few more times. Stop it, stop it. The conclusion of our Let George Do It adventure in just a moment. George, you have killed three people in cold blood. Well, they thought they had to do it, Angel. Small town, her husband's money, and the suspicions he'd advertised. They knew it would take a very slick plan to get rid of Ligget and keep it covered up. But they had their slick plan, all right? Yeah, so slick they fell down on it. But it almost worked, didn't it? I mean, the sheriff believed it, so did I. Well, so did I, till I caught that phone call business. Besides, Angel, it did seem pretty impossible that any doctor could ever mix his prescriptions like that. George, I still don't understand. They were the doctor's prescriptions, and they were made out to the wrong people. Oh, Manx switched them, that's all. Take about one word of forgery on each one to keep the new pharmacists from getting them uncrossed. And who could forge a word or two better than the guy who for 17 years had to decipher that gibberish doctor's right on prescriptions. Ooh, how guilty can you get? But as much as they were. Yeah, and now, Fred, like it's a million dollars, goes right back to Sandhill, I suppose. Good place for it, I wouldn't want to. Oh, George, now that's no way to speak of a million dollars.  Or do you mean you'd be afraid you might be able to afford the wife? Look, if you want to change the subject, you do it like this. But I never really changed the subject. No, no, you don't. It's always the same. That's what I love about you. You're persistent. Good night, Angel. You have just heard how guilty can you get? Another Let George do it adventure. Robert Bailey was starred as George Valentine with Virginia Gregor's Bruxy. David Victor and Jackson Gillis wrote the story with music by Eddie Dunstetter. Now this is yours truly inviting you to another visit with Valentine when you will again hear what happens when you Let George do it.


sources of entry points are available across the floor for for all of our guests uh so for example mgm national harvard where i originally came from has two uh two points from which you can enter the casino floor north entrance south entrance entrance both manned by you know obviously security podiums so it is impossible for somebody to physically access the floor unless you go through a checkpoint that is not the case here at mgm springfield and that is the reason and and the reason why was that we wanted and is it everybody else including mgc wanted this to be a family friendly venue and so a little bit of the tradeoff for having a family friendly venue is that we can't police every entry point which is basically the entire casino floor so so there is that little bit of um you know underage getting access to the floor we were working very hard to try to minimize it as i said working with your ivy staff on on ways and ideas to reduce that but that is primarily the driver for why we have underage miners on the floor yeah i'm going to be curious to get an update prior to the next quarterly in terms of efforts that are going to be made be it making it less porous on the floor more security whatever it is i'd be curious to get an update before the next quarter on this topic of course Brian to your point this is you know gus before your arrival mgm did have to address this through a fine substantial fine and i'm not sure if there was a subsequent one um you know the numbers if you look at 2019 are are significant but when we look at you know real numbers 5741 and 18 that's a lot of a lot of miners so um i i know there's been the open floor has been an issue i know that there's been resistance to doing certain you know guardrails and fencing and ribbons and you know ropes but i do think uh michelle brine it would be good to get and maybe hear from ivy how they're coordinating what ideas are coming up with right because you just said gus like you can't get them all and i think i will speak for commissioner brine she'll speak for herself but i've watched her and one is too many right so okay commissioner commissioner i'm in and chair um yes absolutely we are you know as i said we partner with the ivy on coming up with ideas and ways to reduce that but uh you know the reality is that it is an open floor and it would be almost impossible to reduce the number towards your eye and that is a reality of the situation what are you going to do when those youths come in with their their cell phones i'm sorry what are you going to do when those youths come in to your establishment with their cell phones in terms of but their phones to start betting on sports wagering we will we will come up with a plan to deal with that commissioner and then chairs uh again uh you know this is very new to you it's due to us we're still working through the procedures and the methodologies so we can come back to the commission uh with with our proposals uh next time around right well i'm just it's a you know when you say it's a again speaking for commissioner brine i've taken her meat always on this she's our public safety expert so thank you so here you see here is our employment numbers for q2 and q3 you can tell that we are always we typically meet our minority and veteran numbers we are um we were at 41 percent in q2 we dipped a little bit to 40 40 percent in q3 but i'm happy to report that so far in q4 we're back up to 41 percent uh for women hires can can you can you go back did you jump oh yeah sorry did we jump ahead or there we go and i'm sorry guys this is obviously a further explanation from the previous slide but broken down more um manager and then supervisor level and above with the with the same information it's fine thank you so this is a slide we just uh put in here to to to show the commission uh the efforts that we are uh expending to increase employment to to to um have our reach to the to the population to come work with us um you know obviously the the low unemployment rate here in massachusetts uh 3.6 percent or they're about makes it a little bit of a challenge to try to recruit um uh employees team members to join us but we think we're making a good effort uh good headway um we've shown a fairly large increase in q2 q3 we gained about about 19 employees from q2 q2 q3 so we continue to push hard we continue to market ourselves we continue to drive efforts to uh to bring team members on on to our property and then of course we um we continue to engage with our community on outreach and special events water drives for the hot days for the food drives uh habitat for humanity and uh we for the first time i think um the city of springfield uh had a a a prime parade which mgm springfield was very happy to participate in um and so we all we continue to engage with the community and continue to be a member of our community and we're excited about all the things that we're doing here um can you go to the next one then so here is again uh we had the watch party for for the fourth of july uh we have our fourth anniversary celebration where we had some of our community leaders come to the property and celebrate with us our fourth birthday and we had our springfield the Puerto Rican day parade again of our participants and so you know again mgm is very excited and very happy to be such an integral part of the springfield community and as commissioners as you know our game sense we moved game sense to a better location to a bigger location more lights uh more space for the game sense uh team members to to engage with our patrons and so i think you've seen it or at least some of the commissioners have seen it we're very happy with the way it turned out and we're very excited about the fact that you know we have expanded our game sense facilities to make sure that we deal with responsibility and responsibilities and the space that used to be where game sense was is now an extra amenity that we have added the roasted bean which is an mgem branded coffee shop so we are very happy with with having created an extra amenity for our patrons with respect to our external developments the two big projects that the commissioners are well aware of are the 31 elm street project and the demolition of the civic parking garage across from mass neutral center governor baker lieutenant governor palito were out actually uh to uh to uh basically kick off the demolition of the parking garage and and lieutenant governor palito and governor baker actually also took a tour of uh the 31 elm street project so uh again uh we had great support and great help from you know the governor's office on both of these projects and really kudos to the mass convention center authority for everything that they're doing for the city for the civic center garage and we are more than pleased with the way uh things are working out right now here in springfield and then for entertainment both for q2 and q3 you know we have our um war comedy club going we have activations at symphony hall we had chelsea handler and jl j leno we've had john molaney uh at um at symphony at mass mutual center and the one of course we have a few three music fridays out in the plaza but the one item the new activation that i wanted to highlight was with the success of our local hockey team the thunderbirds we started having watch parties in the plaza great support from the community great support from the mayor's office we are happy with the you know the the reception that we have gotten and we we will continue to do these watch parties for the thunderbirds games and then we hope that they continue to have wide success wild success in uh in their play and we're the season just kicked off last week i believe and so we're very excited about continuing to partner with the thunderbirds make sure that those who can't go to the games get to watch the games on the big screen in our plaza and as i said more more shows going on and one thing i want to also highlight is that we had the largest audience ever for our three three music friday when aqua net played i was there uh i can't tell you the incredible energy uh in the crowd i i literally i was trying to walk to the crowd just to get a sense of how the sound was everywhere and i had to walk like a crab to get to the crowd it was so packed and everybody was having such a great time that we're dancing singing and just really enjoying the atmosphere and so we think that you know free music friday has been a wild success for the community and we we have hope and continue to have those going forward next year as well that is our presentation for q2 and q3 and the commissioners or chair if you have any questions i'm happy to answer them questions great community engagement which i like mr hill very nice yeah very nice something i care very deeply about it was nice to see the increase in the activity that's taking place there thank you and that band and that band is awesome i don't know if i should have said that publicly but they're great you keep us informed on that commissioner hill um any other questions i know you're working on on hiring i think i heard from from um boos that you're hiring going to hiring fairs still working yes chair absolutely doing that as well and just by way of you know information you know we actually have obviously as you know um diversity community that we meet with on a regular basis and we've engaged with them about you know other avenues that we can explore to engage job fairs any kind of needs that they might have about you know diversity that we can participate and so again as i said before we are looking at every opportunity to increase our employment includes our expenses then just one addition to that um that is that we do have weekly hiring events in our hotel lobby here at mjm springfield where people can be offered a job on the spot um you know depending on outcome interview application process um and then you know just to add one further thing uh we we have hit upon a new marketing strategy that is mjm springfield and western massachusetts is where fun comes to play well we're going with mjm springfoot is where fun comes to work as well so excellent Joe anything you want to wrap it up with no i just want to uh thank the mjm folks for being so flexible with us um uh scheduling uh meetings has been a bit of a challenge at times so thanks for uh for for hanging hanging by for us again we're happy to will be flexible i know that you know sports betting is top of mind for many people and we're just as excited about the possibility and so whatever we can do to make the commission's job easier on this score we're happy to do it and i think the only other thing i'd like to say is just that you know that 31 elm street we're really excited to see that project finally underway and uh i'm going to be following up a little bit with the city and seeing if maybe we can't get a tour or something uh out there um you know before the weather gets too bad although i know schedules for commissioners and others are a little a little difficult at this point so we'll see what we can do yeah i thought we were going in before full on demo started i'd love to see where it is now very good thank you yeah thank you so much and thank you for waiting we appreciate your patience thank you okay commissioners um i want to um adjourn the meeting on time um so if i could have a motion to adjourn unless there's some other business that we need to address right now i would move to adjourn madam chair second all right um and we'll go back to the matters that we had to um that we'll readjust next week or the next meeting okay commissioner brian hi commissioner hill hi mr skinner hi mr maynard hi i felt yes thank you and thanks again daniel and gust very nice to see you thank you everyone great great day full reports great great work it can't be uh for all of you we just appreciate every effort you're making um we just appreciate karen's leadership and we thank each and everyone because you all make really big impact so thank you so much thanks everybody


Today, Wednesday, October 14, 2020, Senusha recorded two new cases of COVID-19.  They both develop respiratory signs and symptoms, which led them to seek care at the community respiratory clinic on Monday, October 12, 2020, where they were treated for their symptoms and tested for COVID-19. As per our protocol, they were sent home in isolation, awaiting their results. Upon receiving their confirmed COVID-19 results, arrangements have been made for their transfer to the respiratory hospital for care. Their son, who is a secondary school student, shall be assessed and tested for COVID-19 and placed in quarantine. The classmates and teachers shall also be assessed and will be kept home in quarantine until his test results are received. The tracing has commenced with the possible contacts of these two new cases. Senusha has now recorded a total of 31 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Twenty-seven of the confirmed cases have recovered and are reintegrated into their communities. Currently, there are four active cases in care at the respiratory hospital. A total of 8,654 tests have been conducted to date. At this point, to maintain the gains achieved so far and given the new risks introduced by these new cases, and also to maintain public health and safety, it is imperative that each and every one of us play a part to keep our most vulnerable safe. This includes the use of masks in all public places, keeping a safe distance from others, avoiding mass crowd activities and social activities, maintain the infection prevention and control measures, including at home, at work, avoiding contact with others with respiratory signs and symptoms, as well as seeking immediate care if you develop or have those signs and symptoms. The five respiratory clinics remain open for persons who present signs and symptoms. The 311 information hotline is available to help address COVID-related questions and concerns. The treatment and care for COVID-19-related conditions remain free of charge to the public. The Ministry of Health and Wellness will continue providing updates as new information is received.


About rituals, Sadhguru, on Shivaratri we offer honey, milk, on Shiv Linga. Is there a scientific reason behind why we do that? Milk and honey is offered because most of the lingas that you're offering to are stone lingas, all right?  It'll become brittle and crack over a period of time. So periodically you have to apply either oil or ghee or milk or whatever you like, something which… through which the stone can absorb fatty material so that there is integrity to the stone.  That's more like a maintenance of… It is a certain maintenance and also it makes the linga, if it is properly consecrated, it'll reverberate better if it remains wet. See, if you apply oil or ghee or even milk, the fat of the milk, the linga remains wet all the time. As I said earlier, you have to keep your body wet to receive and similarly linga has to be wet for it to exude this. So one simple way of keeping it wet is soak it in oil or ghee or honey or milk, all these things which will keep it wet for a long period of time. If I pour water, that also is being done, it will remain for ten minutes and then it'll dry up. But if I pour milk, it stays wet for months on end because the fat has entered the pores in the rock. Is it… is it the reason why even Rudraksha is soaked in ghee? Of course, otherwise Rudraksha will become brittle and crack up. You just put Rudraksha on your body because of the sheer body heat and other things. In six to eight months, it'll crack up. But if you periodically put it in ghee and milk, it will last for a lifetime and more.


This is stock number 9T46A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and use light-duty truck headquarters. Remember, we are the guys with the trucks on 41. Today we are checking out this super clean 2012 Chevy Colorado. This vehicle has a 3.7 liter inline 5 motor from this HD video. You will be able to tell that this truck is extremely clean all the way around inside and out. Factory fog lights, front bumpers, absolutely perfect. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. Victory red is the color on this truck and a reminder that we shoot all of our videos in 1080p so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the truck with me. Very, very clean down this side. Lower rockers are very nice. Has the factory alloy rims with the chrome covers, front wheel disc brakes, and it has like new hand-cooked DynaPro ATM 26570R17 tires on it. I would say these tires have probably about 90 to 95% of the tread left. Front fender is in excellent condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on that. And as we come across the hood here, very clean as well. I didn't see any major dents or dings. This truck was very well kept, very well maintained. Passengers side rim is in excellent condition as well. And as you go down this side of the truck, you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. Only thing I saw, one tiny little ding on the door there. Other than that, this is about as clean of a 2012 as you're going to find anywhere. But that's why we take the HD video so you can see the truck here, the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. Very clean down this side. You just can't get this from pictures. So that's why we do them. Look how clean those lower rockers are. No corrosion or anything. Very, very nice. And you can see that the frame and underbody on this truck is in excellent shape as well. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. And you can see that this back rim is in excellent condition as well. As for the rest of the frame and underbody, looks pretty good underneath here. Very well kept. And that's why we do the videos. We want to make sure that you're getting the most accurate representation possible so that when you get here, there's absolutely no surprises as we come around to the back of the vehicle. No dents or dings on that rear bumper. The tailgate is in excellent condition as well. And it does have a fiberglass truck cap on it. Has a drop-in bed liner as well. Very, very clean. And once again, that tailgate is in really nice condition. As we come around to this side of the truck, just as clean as that passenger side, does have the Z71 off-road suspension package, which also gives you the skid plates. Back rim for full disclosure is in excellent condition. Victory red, really good-looking color on here. And on this side, all the rockers look really nice as well. As we hop inside here, you'll see that the LT2 package gives you the dark charcoal cloth interior. No rips or tears in the seats there in really nice condition. We have factory all-weather floor mats throughout on this truck. This one has auto headlamps, as well as power windows, power locks, and power mirrors. I'm going to take a quick look at the back seats here since we have the door open. Back seats are in excellent shape. No rips or tears. Either it does have latch child safety system for car seats and a sliding rear window. We have factory all-weather floor mats back here as well. And we'll hop inside the truck here. You can see that this one has 74,772 miles. The instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Leather-wrapped steering wheel is in excellent shape as well. And you can see it does have the push-button four-wheel drive, the stability track, and the radio. You have AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You also have your climate control down here. It does have an aftermarket impulse brake controller. You can see the carpeting and factory floor mat on that side is very clean as well. And finally, the passenger seat very clean as well. No rips or tears on that. And the headliner is in excellent shape too. No rips or tears on that. And it does have a compass temperature mirror as well as on-star capabilities in that rearview mirror. We'll take a quick look under the hood. I'd like to personally thank you for checking out the video today. Hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around inside and out so that you can make a smart buying decision without actually coming here. Under the hood, we have the 3.7-liter five-cylinder motor. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. This truck has been fully safe to eat and inspected by our service shop. 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