That's how I say it. To continue supporting me, to keep it positive, there's a lot of bullying, there's a lot of social media bullying. I've passed through that, I'm above that now. You cannot bully me anymore. Yes, this is the first question. We can start. Welcome so much in according to your birthday celebration. We are happy to see you. We want to know how you feel on a larger side. I'm good, thank you. First of all, for the celebration, we were partying here at Kuala Serenity. Yes. There isn't why you said it to Kuala Serenity. I was... How much have you costed it now for the whole thing, because it's really amazing. I was... I was hosted here the last time I came and I love the serenity and the quality of the hotel. That's why I'm back. Yes.  What do you have to tell them? I'm grateful. I feel honored. I feel appreciated. It was amazing. Of the fans who are really happy and shocked by what Nyako yesterday, our fans came through for you and over 2 million came in. How was it? It was unbelievable. I didn't expect that. I expected them... I expected people to support me, but not... People have been supporting me since I announced I'll be having baptism celebration. They have been celebrating me since before I left Germany. They have been doing pre-birth days for me. They have been showering me with gifts every day. It is amazing. It is just amazing. Nice. But I was sick. I got malaria in Mombasa, but now I'm feeling better. That is how I was raised up with my mother. I've always helped people since I was a child. Now it's only showing because people are doing it on camera, but that has always been me. I help from the bottom of my heart. That's me. I didn't like water in Mombasa because it was salty. Yes, it's better. It's not my first time in Kenya, it's my second time now, but I find it pretty cool. Happy birthday. Thank you. Two weeks now. I didn't get the first question. One thing I will share with you guys is material wealth is not very important. I think sharing the little things we have with the unfortunate people is what makes the difference. It's what makes the world a better place. Yes. Talk to who? What can I tell them? To continue supporting me. To keep it positive. There's a lot of bullying. There's a lot of social media bullying. I've passed through that. I'm above that now. You cannot bully me anymore. Let's love each other and support each other. Helo, Yakko. First of all, happy birthday to you. We have shared the same birthday all over the world today. I just want to say we have shared the same video on Instagram. You had a competition with an office. How did you solve that issue? Actually, I don't know what happens and how it goes around or how the system works in Kenya because I've not been traveling a lot with I don't know. It just happened. That was the second time we were being stopped by these Askaris or police. I don't know how they are called. The first time we were stopped, I don't know what was happening. It was a lady Askaris who stopped us, just entered the car and went around with us, with the driver and I asked the driver later what is happening and he let me know that the lady was saying he made a wrong move on the road and that is why the lady entered his car and the lady asked for the bribe which he paid then we left. So that was the second time this was happening and I was not amused because I feel there has to be a system on the road you don't get into somebody's private car people have planned we were scheduled to go somewhere I don't have planned to go to Askaris office to pay some fine for the road normally that should be a ticket or something or a fine should be written or it should be recorded that you have offended you are a road offender or something so the way people are doing things the way the system is being done the common one inch is being harassed every day it makes me to break down Kenyans are suffering they don't have money and they go through this every day something has to be done really it is not nice and how did you solve it maybe when you had to pay something I did they took us to the office and I paid the fine and we left but when they realized who I was they were they turned down because I hear they harass people to an extent they even put them in cells people even sleep there for these small offenses these are things that we have to shout so that the common one inch is treated with a little respect it's not nice actually in Germany we have a peaceful life because nobody knows us it's only here in Kenya about this celebrity thing but back in Germany we are just normal people maybe my son can talk about it again in Germany it's very peaceful when you go in the city there are like just one person or more that are saying just hi or niako and I can go normal with my friends outside and play football we will launch it I have sponsors in TikTok very powerful ones so we will talk about that first I have a cabinet when we ask if you have any worries just introducing me to your son to the family here in Kenya do you have any worries when it comes to cyberbullying you can't cyberbulliness we are the strongest can I say something he wants to say something so like in school sometimes there are people like license but I don't care because you can't bully me I have too many friends and I don't care about it


Это круто быть снова в этом прекрасном месте. Спасибо за организаторами. И т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. т.е. Т.е. в первую очередь, мы знаем, что есть много теорий и много экспериментальных экземплов рисунокulated excitations of low-dimensional systems where fractionalized excitations exceed. Fractionalized excitations are excitations with fractional quantum number of an electron. В данном случае, в одном из системы, мы можем получить эксцитации с качей E, с качей 0, которые обычно называют полонами, или эксцитации с качей 1,5, качей 0, называемой спинами. Так что, мы не имеем еще редко, лабораторий, экспериментальный эксперимент, существующий из таких эксцитаций в высоких дименсиях, но у нас есть, у нас есть определенные, скажем, эксцитационные модели. Это неизвестные гейтсюреты, в которых такие эксцитации предназначены существовать. Теперь, что случится, если электроны создают бонусные статусы, то это так, как в фракциональной партии, а потом, в фракциональной статусе, это возможно, именно когда эти бонусные статусы создают бонусные статусы, потом они будут фракциональными статусами. Это концерт. Теперь, в этой статусе, которая с помощью нашего работа, с пирскомомом и одетия по анегратию, я will discuss a particular model where such fractionalized order can be realized. It's a three-dimensional conda lattice, where we manage to treat the strongest interactions exactly and basically derive this fractionalized order under a complete control. And this fractionalized order will be a condensation of spin one-half, charge E boson. Here is the plan of the talk. I will describe to you our model. It's a conda lattice where conduction is called a calcule to localized moments. So you can think about these localized moments coming from flat bands. That's where they always come from in conda lattices. And it is essential that in these models the spins interact between themselves and these interactions are strong. They form a spin liquid and we describe them essentially by an exactly solvable model, which is called the Yawly spin liquid model. I will describe to you this model in detail. And this spin liquid has fractionalized excitations, which create bound states with the conduction electrons. The bound states condense and the result will be a corno-copy of interesting features. The broken symmetry states will be a pair density wave. The order parameter will also break the time reversal and the pairing amplitude will have a piece, which is odd in frequency, so odd frequency pairing. And of course, as I mentioned, this is an example of an order parameter fractionalization. So the results in nutshell are here. So as I said, the essential ingredient of our model is the Yawly spin liquid. In this spin liquid there are two types of excitations. There are propagating excitations, there are spin-1, myaranofermions, and there are non-propagating excitations, which are static non-confining Z2GHP. The model, as you will see, is somewhat similar to the famous China model, but there is a very important difference. Namely, the local spin-1.5 is local in the myaranoferm. So unlike in the China model, where in order to flip the spin, you need to create a gap-wise, here you will need to do this. The myaranos here are gapless, and therefore the spin excitations of this spin liquid will be also gapless and incoherent. And now the exchange interaction with the conduction electron creates bound states of electrons and this fractionalized excitations that it dynamically generates a hybridization matrix element between conduction electrons, which carries spin-1.5 and the myaranos. That's essentially the main ingredient of our work. So local spins fuse with the conduction electrons and produce a bosonic field, spin-1.5 charge E, and neutral myaranofermion. And in the low temperature state, the alpha spin field condenses. This is the fractionalized order. Now, basically, yes, these are the main results. Now I will describe the details and first of all about the gaoli model. So this is the Hamiltonian.  This is not the lattice we will use, but this model is exactly soable on any lattice with coordination number three. So on each side of a lattice, there are two spins. Well, this one will be spin-1.5 D, D, D, D, described by this sigma Pauli matrices, and there is SUDE spin-1.5 D, D, described by Pauli matrices tau. And this model was introduced by these two gentlemen, Яуэн Ли в 2011 году, и exact solution goes along the lines similar to how the Kigitaif model is solved, namely through refermination. You can faithfully reproduce the commutation relations of the Pauli matrices, introducing six Myrano-Fermians, Psi and B, subject to this constraint, and the constraint commutes with the Hamiltonian. When we substitute these expressions into the Yawli Hamiltonian, Probably I did not emphasize that this tau matrices interact like in the Kigitaif model. So, along one bond it will be tau x, tau x, along another bond it's tau y, tau y, along the third bond tau z, tau z, tau z. But at the Cigba matrices interact like in the Heisenberg model, with the issue of symmetry. When you substitute these expressions for Cigba tau into this Hamiltonian, you get this form where these products of B, Myrano-Fermians, on every link, commute with each other and with the Hamiltonian. So, essentially we get the model of non-interacting fermions, subject to a static Z2 field on each link. So, on each link we have two fields which can be equal to plus minus one. And, of course, there are two kinds of excitations as you may understand the propagating Myrano-Fermians and these fluxes of the Z2 gauge field started, they don't propagate. In order to create a flux, it costs energy and in the three-dimensional example I will be using, there will be a finite temperature phase transition below which these fluxes are essentially confined and rare. Let me say a few words about this confinement, probably many of you have heard about this. In the two-dimensional key, a type model, when we flip one bond, a sign of one bond, we create two Zs into fluxes and neighboring плакет, but it costs a finite energy to separate these fluxes as far as you want because by flipping these bonds we don't disturb neighboring плакет, but in three-dimensional lattice, this is no longer the case because, as you can see from this picture, for example, by flipping one bond, we disturb not two but several neighboring plakets and to perform the same operation would cost you the energy proportional to the distance between the fluxes. So, in three-dimensions fluxes can find and there is a finite temperature confinement, the confinement transition and we will assume that we operated at temperatures below this three-dimensional, as in like the transition and we will not worry about this Z, Z2 gauge field at all. Now, this is our three-dimensional lattice. This is the so-called hyperactogonal lattice, which is basically a BCC lattice with four sides in the unit cell. Why we have chosen this one? Because it turns out that the Myeran fermions on this hyperactogonal lattice have a firmness here. So, the spectrum is, there are four bands here and one of them crosses the zero, there is no chemical potential for Myeran fermions and there is a single fermi surface in the brilliant zone. This is B, B, B, because Myeran fermion is a real particle and the creation operator at K is equal to the annihilation operator minus K. So, they occupy the equivalent to the Dirac fermions occupying half of the brilliant zone only. Now, yes, yes, yes. No, no, just assume. This is an equivalent. Now, I said Myeran fermions are like Dirac fermions in half of the brilliant zone. So, the other half is the Gauss. Now, the most difficult status taken and now we can construct the condolences and we do it in the way most favorable for the fractionalized order parameter. So, we look at the, we consider conduction electrons on the same, hoping on the same lattice. So, they have at half feeling they will have exactly the same fermi surface as the Myeran fermions, but the only difference that it is, the electronic fermi surface is centered around the gamma point. And the Myeran centered around the P, P, P, P point in the brilliant zone. And this will be important for the paired estimator. Now, the interaction is between spins of conduction electrons and physical spins, sigma of the Yawli model. And, as I said, the nesting between the two fermi surfaces encourages creation of bound states between Myeran and conduction electrons.  You, you can sum the leading logarithmic, logarithmic diagrams in the expansion in the KONDA coupling. So, so, so, sorry, the investing leads to instability and there is an interesting, interesting feature that there is a mismatch between the quantum numbers of Myeran and conduction electrons. There are three Myeraners and there are two, two Dirac fermions equivalent to four Myeraners. The, the, therefore, there is a mismatch in quantum numbers and when they hybridize, one electronic mode will be left ungapped. So the, the, the, this is the spectrum, be, be, be, below the single excitation spectrum, be, below the, below the phase transition. The, the back bent Myeraners and the spin liquid Myeraners are all hybridized with each other and one, one, one conduction mode is left untouched. So, what, what is the, the spin of the alpha is not the two gauge invariant. So, in order to discuss rigorously the fractionalized order, you need to look for, for, for the gauge invariant quantities and one of these gauge invariant quantities is the anomalous part of the electron self-energy. So, how, how it will look like? Well, the electron enters into the spin, spin liquid leaving behind its charge and it can re, re emerge back from the spin liquid either as a hole or as an electron. And the, this electronic self-energy was its normal and anomalous part z, z2 gauge invariant and you, you, you, you, you who see you can make z2 gauge invariant or the parameters as 3, 3, 4, 5. 3, 3 components of the mutually perpendicular unit vectors, but they are actually made of these, it created as far apart as you, as you like. This, this, this, this is the best illustration of, of this order fractionalization. Again, if you don't take the fluctuations into account the anomalous part of the electron self-energy. Ландем. Ландем. The anomalous part of the electron self-energy is here and as I mentioned, due to the fact that Fermi surface of electrons and the Fermi surface of myravis are situated at the different parts of the brilliant zone. Д, this D with vectors will change the, that direction from side to side in the unit cell and that's essentially why this superconductor is also a pair density way. Дело в том, что мы берем чачу, и в магнитическом филе, может быть, H over E, И вот это, это, это еще один distinct feature of this phase. И я думаю, что я сказал все, что я хотел. By the emergent gauge fields of the underlying spin UV. You having a logarithmic problem because you fine tune the family service of the conduction electrons. yes Is the interaction that you then looking at, is the only symmetry allowed interaction before, is there any need to look at other channels, where you would have to look what are the competing logs. And this is actually the natural instability. Я не думаю так. Потому что это единственная интервью. Вы можете поделиться, что это инвериант с СУ2. Я вижу. Это очень удивительно, да? Нет. Не в интервью. Не в интервью. Вы не имеете еще другого константинга. В вопросе, есть ли есть permission, в какой-то низкой энергии, чтобы иметь еще другого константинга. Вы можете поделиться? Это вопрос. В разных моделях, где, я думаю, вы можете. Ну, ну, конечно, мы делаем бэст для конструкции в тактический способ. Окей. Вы говорите, что у вас H over E, вы исключаете H over 2E, что это? Нет, нет. Вы не можете. Нет, нет. Они могут быть двоими. И, в принципе, они будут вынуждены с энергетиками из ваших моделей, которые будут появиться. Я думаю, мы можем выяснить, что в магнитических моделях, будет х over 2E, вот это. Но когда вы увеличите магнитический модель, будет х over E. Таким образом, вы знаете, чтобы у вас х over E, вы тоже нужно производить бонтфлип. Вайсерно. Да. Поехали. Прекратим вопрос. Я хочу понимать, как в фазе вы получите после конденсации фрагменты. В результате в фазе есть ли это фрагменты или нет? Да, в принципе. У меня есть один гаприсмайон, гаприсмайон, у меня есть гейшфилл, лето-гейшфилл. Ну, в лето-гейшфилле эти эксиситацииslow гольдстон или ещё один параметр коллективных эксиситаций и гипсисмайон, гаприсмайон, в которую что-то не за все интернете Электроны могут создать один статус с майораном, потому что это не так много в квантомном количестве. Вы выгадываете обоих другом? Они, они... Вы в три... Вы в три дименции... И они на религии... Вы выгадываете обоих другим другом? Нет, я mean... В отличие, этоactive is 재орashionable. ... again Which excitations do you mean? The below the cloth transition You have Габт, Боголюбов, Твозей, Папико, Тихичев, Фермиан, Магайарана Фермиан. И Габлес, Майаран. Они все... Есть какие-то резидиальные интеракции на этом сочетании. И Кьюбут Хефеном, и Денис Суперканда. Покажем вам, Ви, формула для Ви, для вашей биленеи. Эта? Нет, для Ви, в том числе электронных и аэронных. Вот это. Ага. Так, это укрепит 1,5 спин. Да. Так, ты притереваешь спин ротационный симметрии, спонсорный стиль. Это притеревать спин ротационный стиль. Да, абсолютно правильно. Я говорю. Опять-таки, вы видите три вектора. Так, Ди-1, ну, они все притеревают в реверсии.


Hello everybody, E here. Welcome back to another book review. Today we are talking about Catriona Ward's The Last House on Needless Street. But first, a word from our sponsor. They are terrifying. Were Tales is a collection of scary, thrilling, dark, mysterious, and even humorous short stories and poems of shapeshifters. From the talented minds of Jonathan Mayberry, Clara Magigano, Gambino Iglesias, Cindy O'Quinn, Linda Addison, S.H. Cooper, Laurel Hightower, the Sisters of Slaughter, and many more. Coming September 21, pre-orders available on Amazon. Thank you to Bridget's Gate Publishing for sponsoring this video. Now on with the review. Okay, so there's been a lot of buzz around The Last House on Needless Street. It came out in May in the UK. It comes out in September here in the States. I'm not sure if the book is already out, but I'll leave a link down there in the doobly-doo for you guys to go check it out. This is going to be a very different review. I will let you know way ahead of time before I get into spoilers. I want to actually talk about this book. I want to be down there in the doobly-doo with you guys discussing this. So there might be spoilers down there. Just be careful, okay? I will let you know before I start talking. I'll give you a countdown, three, two, one. I will post, if there is more content that is not a spoiler after the spoiler, I will put the time signature down there in the description. So I don't think there will be. I'm going to try and get all my thoughts out about the book that are not spoiler-heavy. But unfortunately with this book, if I say anything whatsoever about the plot, I feel like it's going to spoil you. I do not suggest you reading any of the reviews on Goodreads or on Amazon. This is one of those books where if you trust someone, just go by their star rating until you actually read the book for yourself. Three things I liked about this book right up front. It's always the same. You guys know it's a character pacing and dread. And all of that was off the charts. Several times in this book I was very, very confused.  And I'm going to talk about that in the spoiler section because I am impressed. This is one of the best thrillers. I guess you could call it a thriller. It's kind of thriller, kind of horror. It's one of the best ones I've ever read, period. In fact, I'm thinking about adding it to my top 20. It's definitely number one for Book of the Year so far for me beating out The Other Black Girl.  I love both of those books in Nightmares Were Alone by Greg Sisko. It's beaten all those. This is the leaps and bounds above those books and those books are fantastic. I truly cannot express how good this book is if you pay attention. I knew going into it that it was going to be a windy trip because very early on it is super obvious Ward makes you feel like you know what's going on. A lot of people that I talked to actually put the book down because they thought it was too predictable at first. There was someone who mentioned they looked at the look inside and said, oh, I already know what's going to happen. No, no you don't. There's not really any Easter eggs or anything up front to let you know what's going on. There are little tidbits that I will mention in the spoiler section but I plead to you. If you want to read this book, do not read any other reviews. Now, before we get into the spoiler section, I want to talk a little bit about the characters, the dread and the pacing. As far as the characters are concerned, my favorite character because of the arc, their character arc, was the Bugman. But the book does not follow the Bugman. The book is about Ted Bannerman who lives in a boarded up house on literally Needless Street. It's called Needless Street. There's that. There's a point of view from his cat Olivia. There's a point of view from this woman called Dee Dee. And there are other POVs sprinkled in throughout, but again, spoiler, spoiler, spoiler. The characters were fantastic, especially the Bugman arc. I truly love it when an author takes a small side character that you think is just there to kind of pad things out and kind of give you character development and make them one of the biggest parts of the book. It's a sleight of hand, I feel, when you're like, OK, well, this person is just there for the character development. And then all of a sudden you're like, whoa, OK, I'm here for that. Next up, we have the pacing. The pacing at the beginning is a little bit slow because you're getting to know Ted and he likes making recipes. I'm trying to go through here very, very, very specifically, very slowly because I don't want to give anything away. I know I'm harping on that, but good God, people, for real, you don't need to know anything. And it's a little bit of everyday slice of life for this person, loads and loads. I thought interesting character development, but the Bugman was, yeah, anyways. The pacing at the front was not boring, it was interesting, but I was wondering when something was going to happen. And then things started happening and I went through the last 150 pages of the book in an afternoon. I'm a very slow reader. I know it doesn't seem that way, especially now. I'm the type of reader, and I said this in a live stream the other day, I'm the type of reader who reads every single word. I play everything out in my head, I narrate it in my head, I do character voices and all that stuff. But the last 150 pages, I never read 150 pages in a day, not of one book. I might bounce back and forth between other books, but usually I read about 50 to a, maybe, maybe if it's really good 100 pages. I blew through the last 150 of this one. Now, the dread. The dread is very interesting here, because you're dreading something that doesn't ever really come. Oh, that's so, okay. There is a payoff, but it's not for the characters that you think it's going to happen. And that's one of the things that Ward does so well early on in the book is confusing you just enough with the surreal aspects of the book. And everything is explained. This isn't like some weird abstract art that's not like that. Everything is explained, and that's the brilliance of this book. I don't say that often, but this book I feel is actually brilliant. When I read how the author came about writing this book, I saw it. I understood where she was coming from and how it evolved, and I was just impressed with the story behind the book as I was the book itself. So character, pacing, dread. I'm giving this five stars. It's my favorite book of the year so far. Easy number one. And now we must talk about spoilers. I will reiterate once again, because people like to scrub. We're going to do a three, two, one, going into the spoilers. But if you watch the spoiler section and you haven't read the book, I'm going to completely ruin the experience for you. Okay? So in three, two, one, spoilers. The first thing we're going to talk about is a thing that I am the most impressed with. I'm not going to leave it to the end. The thing that I am most impressed with is, as I said at the beginning of the video, the bug man. The bug man is Ted's psychologist, or shrink, or psych, yeah, I think I said that right. Psychologist, yeah. He's the person Ted is going to. Ted has convinced himself that... I don't even want to go into too many spoilers here, but even in the spoiler section, but Ted has convinced himself that he is trying to help Lauren, his daughter. He also has a cat named Olivia. There's reason for the air quotes, I promise.  What is the purpose of this character? There's a bunch of different questions I ask when I read thrillers, because thrillers tend to be more on the simple side. But this one is so multi-layered. The bug man's character was absolutely perfect. You come to find out, okay, spoilers, please, please, because this is the best part of the book for me. You come to find out that the bug man, his psychologist, has been feeding Ted's psychotic, well, medicines that make his condition worse. Now throughout the book, you know the bug man is always talking about this book that he's writing. So it's set up very early on, so anybody who screams cop out is full of it, because it's set up throughout the whole thing. The reason why he's setting Ted up trying to make him go full psychotic is because he's doing a character study on him or he wants to. And it's built up brilliantly even how Ted gets the medication and how the bug man, when Ted asks, you know, can you just give me a prescription, the bug man's reasoning seems legit. You never suspect the bug man's part in this whole thing, up until the point where you have the reveal that, you know, he's writing the book about Ted. Now, it's a while longer, it's much, it's right there at the end of the book, you find out that he's been giving in those pills and I had an actual jaw drop, what the fuck, moment. It happens very rarely for me. Jaws on the floor.  I got goosebumps right now just thinking about it. It was such a brilliant setup, and I'm going to say that word probably more as we go along.  Now, the twist with, I did read some reviews, people are tired of seeing this twist. That's not the twist that Olivia and Lauren are in Ted's head. I think that one is, I think it's kind of obvious at, you know, early on in the book, especially when Dee Dee comes into the story and there's no attic. If you've read the book, you know what I'm talking about. There's no attic, there's no basement, none of these things that Ted's been talking about in the house. So it's very, very clear. One of the creepiest points in the book is when Lauren is described as this scarred and limbless thing. And the absolutely nutty stuff that Ted supposedly did to her with her feet and her not being able to walk. And then Olivia, all this stuff was so beautifully done. How his mother ended up being the killer and how she died. All that stuff. I cannot think of a single thing to criticize about this book. Nothing.  And I saw another thing that completely, I guess people are just, when the people who aren't enjoying this, I don't want to talk badly about, I don't think they're paying attention because there's one question for the author asking if the bug man was in Ted's head also. Definitely not. It's very, very clear on the page that the bug man was the catalyst for the whole situation. It started escalating because he was feeding in the psychotics. There's so much that I can talk about in this book, but I want to talk, down there in the doobly-doo, I want to talk to you guys about the twists and turns of this one and how well they were done. I would especially like to hear from people. Rachel, if you watched this video, Rachel Shades of Orange, if you watched this video, I saw you gave it 2.5 and I read your review. I'd love to talk to you about it. I'm not as familiar with you. I don't feel comfortable DMing you on Twitter or anything, but if you'd like to, hit me up. If you didn't like the book or the twists or you didn't connect with the characters, by the way, Rachel isn't one of the people that I think didn't pay attention. That's not one of those people. But there are some reviews in there. And I find it funny that the lower star reviews, like the ones and two stars, Rachel's was 2.5, I think. They don't know what they didn't like about it. I read several reviews like, I don't know why this one just didn't work for me or this one just didn't work for me. There must be something wrong with me, so on and so forth. There were no specifics. I haven't found yet. I have not found a negative review of the book that was specific. I don't consider 2.5 stars from Rachel to be negative. I think some very good points were brought up, but I still... Yeah, I'd love... Anyway, Rachel, if you watch this, I'd love to talk to you. Now, the last thing I want to talk about is the character of Dee Dee. There is... I feel that the only unreliable narrator in this book is Dee Dee. Now, I know Ted has his issues, but Ted's not lying. Dee Dee has lied to herself and Dee Dee has convinced herself that the lie is true. I like how that was done. There are going to be people complaining because one story is told at the beginning from Dee Dee's point of view that something happens a certain way, then at the end, you find out it's completely different. I understand how that can feel like a cop-out, but people lie and people believe their own lies, especially when there's trauma involved, and good God was there trauma involved here. That is a big theme of the book is trauma, but this is the spoiler section, so you know that because you read the book. Hopefully, you're not here spoiling the book for you because I want you to go out and read it. Anyway, so my question for you today, if you've read this book and you do not like it specifically, you do not like it, tell me why you don't like it so that we can have discussion about the things that you don't like. Maybe you will open up my eyes. You're not going to ruin my reading experience. I love the book anyways because the book fooled me and it's a little braggadocio, but it doesn't happen often. I usually, that's why I tend not to read thrillers. I read this one because a lot of people said that it was more of a horror novel, and it is, there's some horrifying stuff in here, but it is built on the chassis of a thriller because you're talking about missing persons, murders, that kind of thing. It's something supernatural in the book, but if I had said that in the other section, people are going to know because right off the bat you meet Olivia, you meet Lauren and all this stuff, and it seems like it's supernatural. Like you actually have a cat that has been connected with this person by God. Yeah, so I would love to talk to you down there in the doobly-doo, especially if you did not like this book. Again, if you are here and want to talk about spoilers, please put some kind of spoiler tag so that people just skimming through the comments, don't come across something. Give it a few spaces so that people will have to click read more when they read your comment. But that's all I have to say about The Last House in Needless Street, easily my favorite book of the year so far. But until next time, I have an E. You have an U. This has been another book review. I hope you guys read this one. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye-bye!


Broadway's My Beat, with Anthony Ross as Detective Danny Clover. Broadway's My Beat, from Times Square to Columbus Circle. The gaudiest, the most violent, the lonesomeest mile in the world. That's the street I walk. But today, trouble is waiting for me in the squad room at the 47th Street Station House. Lieutenant Clover? That's me.  They told me out front I'd find you here. You've got to help me. Sure, sure. Hey, buy those tags on your shoulders. I see you two fellas are in New York for a convention. What's your trouble? Well, you see, I've never been in the big city before, and, well, I've heard about things like this happening, but I never thought it would happen to me. A girl is trying to blackmail me. Blackmail? That's right. Now, there's nothing to it, but if my wife finds out about it. Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute, young fella.  Oh, my name's Peter Daley. I'm stalking at the Cleveland Hotel. Exactly two hours, my wife arrives in New York. Hold on, now. Hold on. Where are you from? You sound like Kansas. No, Arkansas. That's close enough. Who's this gent with you here? I'm his friend, Lieutenant. The name is Ben Cotton. Uh, Pete asked me to come up here to the station with him, uh, sort of, uh, moral support for a devil. Ah, you're from his hometown? Uh, yes, sir, a little rock. We're partners in our little business out there. We've been in New York a week now, Pete and I, attending a convention here. Oh, boys, boys, when were you out of town as learn how to relax in New York without getting into trouble? You attend a convention, you gotta go unconventional. Oh, sir, I don't even know that girl. She's a stranger to me. Huh? Well, then I don't get it. I don't get it. Just what did happen? Well, a lot of the boys, after yesterday's convention session, went down to the hi-hat club, and, well, I'm standing at the bar, Lieutenant. Having a drink. Mine's in my own business. The bar was pretty crowded, and this red-headed girl takes a place next to me and asks for a light. And I give it to her. Lesson one. When a strange girl asks you for a light, zip your wallet. Yeah, go ahead. What then? Well, a little while later, the nightclub photographer passes by, and this red-head stops her and says to her, she'd like a picture taken, right there against the bar.  And, well, I was feeling pretty good, so they enter into the fun of the thing. Hello, sucker. She must have been saying under a breath. So, you both listen to the birdie. Yeah, and when I got back to my hotel, I thought nothing more about it. This morning, I got a phone call. From the red-head? That's right. Oh, she'd sell you the picture for a price or show it to your wife, huh? That's right. Well, she wanted $500. I don't have money like that. How'd she know you were married? Lieutenant, I never told her I was married. Hardly said a word to her. What? Well, then how did she know? I don't know. She even knew my wife was arriving in New York at two today. Can you beat that, Lieutenant?  Well, she told me over the phone that unless I came across with the money, she'd mail that picture to my wife today. So what'd you tell her? Well, I told her I wouldn't give her a cent. Why should I pay her? Look, Lieutenant, believe me, I'm a happily married man, and I haven't done anything wrong, but what'll my wife think if she gets that picture? Daily, what's the name of that redhead and where does she live? Well, I don't know that. She didn't tell me. Well, then how did she expect you to get to her with the dough? Well, she said if I was agreeable, she'd tell me where I could leave the money and she'd later leave the picture in the same place. But I told her nothing doing. I'd go to the police first. Then she hung up. No, you did the right thing by coming to the police. Well, but if she sends that picture to my wife, my wife's an understanding woman, Lieutenant. But after all, oh, if I could get my hands on that girl, I swear I'd kill her. Hey, hey, hey.  Pick up your wife at the station, Daily, and relax. I'll drop into the hi-hat club, see if that redheaded is known over there.  Yes, Sergeant, what's up?  Broadway Towers. Detective Tom Donnelly's already up there. The apartment 5E, some dame there. Found dead, Lieutenant. Looks like murder. How do you like that? Just when I was staring up at the skyscrapers, wishing I was a pigeon. All right, let's go, sir. Broadway Towers. Who is she, Tom? Name Rita Rondell, Danny, calling you a building superintendent. Redhead, huh? Yeah. Fractured skull. Body was discovered by the Super. Yeah, no witnesses, no unseen entering or leaving. Hey, look over that back room, Sergeant. Right, Lieutenant. Say you found off the phone off the hook, Tom? Yeah. Yeah. Looks like the whole scuffle was over that phone. Yeah. What's this written on the calendar here, Danny? Bobo 1 p.m. Yeah, let me see. Bobo. Could be some guy. Ask around the stem, Tom. Any characters named Bobo. Okay. You say dark places of death are about 110. Right. Well, whoever a visitor was, boy, they had quite a tussle. Hey, Danny, look here. I found some photographs hidden in the bottom of this drawer. Take a look. Hmm? Well, what do you know? What's matter, Danny? Hey, you remember that nice guy daily from Little Rock came in the station house this noon about a blackmailing Redhead? Yeah? Yeah, this is him, with Rita Rondell taking against the bar at the hi-hat club. Look, how about that, huh? This must have been the day he was trying to shake him down. And this is the frame of pictures he meant to sock him with. Yeah, so this is the Redhead. And me, I'm looking all over for her. Open and shut.  Huh, never can tell. He didn't look that mad. Well... Like I always say, share shale of motive and you got your man. Shall I bring him in? Hey, hold your horses, Tom. There's no evidence he had anything to do with this, but... I'd better drop in on him and have a little chat. Question him, huh? Yeah, yeah. Anything else turns up, let me know. And check Bobo. Right. I'll keep in touch. Ah, poor daily, I feel sorry for him. And with a wife just arrived in town. Tom, this is gonna be a heartbreaker, especially if the little lady from Arkansas answers the door. Mrs. Daly? Yes? Uh, is your husband in? Oh, yes. He's just lying down for a bit. Who shall I say? Uh, Mrs. Daly, I'm Lieutenant... Well, here's an old arty. We forgot our appointment, fella. Huh? Oh, darling, I want you to meet Art Schmidt. He was my lieutenant, third airborne. Ha, the old dog. Imagine meeting him at the convention after all these years. Yeah, yeah. Mr. Smith, just imagine. You two must be thrilled. I guess New York's the place one meets all the... Be right with you, Art. I just put on my jacket. Uh, yeah. Okay, I'll wait. How do you like the little Mrs. Art? Oh, just fine. Pleased to meet you, ma'am. Step on it, Pete, huh? Uh, won't take a minute, Art. Why? Where are you boys off to? Oh, Cookie, I forgot to tell you. I promised Art I'd have a cup of coffee with him. You know, a catch-up on the old gang. Uh, he leaves for Cincinnati in a little while. Uh, Mrs. Daly, does your husband often go to conventions alone? Oh, heavens, no. This is the first time we've ever been separated. In the three years we've been married. I see. Ben Cotton, his partner, was going too, so there was nothing to worry about. Besides, I know that Peter wouldn't even look at anyone else. Oh, let's go, Art. All right, Peter. Let's go down to that coffee shop, then. Have that little chat. Yeah, we can talk right here in the lobby. Yeah, okay. That's one sweet wife, Daly. Yeah, you can say that again. You can see why I didn't want to let on you were police officer. Yeah, yeah, I got it. Well, Lieutenant Clover, did you ask in that nightclub like you promised to find out if anyone knows that red-headed blackmailer? She hasn't sent that picture yet. You wouldn't be kidding me, mister, would you? What do you mean? When did you see alas, this, this Rita Rundell? Oh, is that her name? You found that out? Oh, I last night at that bar. You didn't go to her apartment today? At one o'clock, say? You know, son, if you're on the level with me, I'd be about the happiest guy on earth. What do you mean, Lieutenant? I'm on the level. What's up? Rita's dead, son. Dead? We found that picture you were talking about in her apartment. It was beautiful from the look of the place, and she fell against something in the struggle and fractured her skull. Probably accidental, but there'll be a manslaughter wrapped for somebody. My gosh. Who do you suppose? Daily right now, I don't have any idea, but my men are going over that apartment inch by inch police routine. I'll get a report just as soon as I call headquarters, but before I put in that call, were you or were you not in Ron Dell's apartment? No. Well, I told you before, I didn't even know where she lived. Good. Good. Come on. Now, let's walk over here. The phone, I'll call headquarters.  Yeah, she'll think it's funny by leaving her to talk with you so soon after she gets to New York. Yeah, you wait outside the booth, will you? I'll only be a minute. Clover, Sergeant, no, you didn't. There's nothing else, huh? Out where? Oh, then he... I see. Thanks, Sergeant. Daily, where's your hat? My hat. I must have left it out in my room. Shall we go up and see? Well, I'm not sure. Maybe I lost it. That's right. You lost it at Rita Ron Dell's apartment. What are you driving at, Clover? Well, lots of people have initials. Okay. Then let your wife identify it. No. No, no, I'll leave my wife out of it. I'll tell you where I lost it. Come to think of it, I remember now. Yeah, yeah, at that bar last night where I met her, that's right. I missed it when I got back to the hotel. So, so, so either that girl or someone else picked it up and... Well, maybe that explains how...  You were wearing that hat in the station. How's this noon? I'll have to take you to headquarters. I'm charging you with manslaughter. You're listening to Broadway's My Beat. We'll continue in just a minute. But first, Sunday nights on CBS are famous for their top comedy with Jack Benny, Amos and Andy and the other great comedians, for the splendid drama that Helen Hayes brings each week, and for the appearance of one of the greatest detectives in modern times, Sam Spade created by Dashiell Hammett. Sam Spade's approach to crime detection has now become the pattern for many another sleuth. But none so well combines the hard-boiled view toward a fast dollar the down-to-worth appreciation of a well-formed ankle and the readiness with a wise crack. A bestseller in the fiction field, Sam Spade's adventures on the air are now among the top-rating mystery shows. You'll find here tonight and every Sunday night on most of these same stations, Sam Spade ready for rough-and-tumble action in a battle of wits that's Dashiell Hammett tradition. And all back to the 16th Precinct and Detective Danny Clover. Well, this is awful. Look, Lieutenant, I'm from Daly's hometown and I've known him for years. Why, he couldn't have had anything to do with this. Mr. Cotton, I... I know you're Daly's friend and I... I know how you feel. I simply phoned you seeing as you're a friend of the family to notify Mrs. Daly of her husband's arrest. Yes, of course. Well, she wasn't in her room when I stepped by, so I rushed down here as fast as I could. Those two are so much in love, Lieutenant. I just don't have the heart to tell her. Any luck this time, Tom? Nah, try to persuade Daly again, but no soap, Danny. See, Mr. Cotton, we... well, we offered to allow your friend a few minutes to call his wife. Tell her himself about his arrest, but... he says he can't do it. Mr. Cotton says he didn't kill him to tell her. Why don't you tell her?  She's gonna take this awful hard. You see, in a way, I feel kind of responsible for this being here with Ben. I... I just don't believe I could face her. Tom? Unless it's an order, Lieutenant. I'd rather be included out. Okay. I guess a policeman's job can include almost anything. I'll get over there right now. Oh, uh... Oh, Tom, come here a minute. Yes, Lieutenant? Yeah, Danny? You didn't find any guy anywhere named Bobo. No Bobo. No Bobo. All right, then that's that. Okay, fellas, I'm on my way. Oh, believe me, this is gonna be tough. Breaking the bad news to the little lady from Arkansas. Oh, why, it's you, Mr. Smith.  Where's Peter? Isn't he with you? Well, uh, no. Uh, no, Mrs. Deli. Uh, say, let's go inside. I want to talk to you. I don't understand, Mr. Smith. Where is Peter? Well, the fact is, Mrs. Deli... Where for goodness sake? Well, I mean, the fact is, Mrs. Deli, I'm not... I looked downstairs for you two and couldn't find you anywhere. Now you come back alone and... do tell me you're frightened of me. Has something happened to him? Mr. Smith, I thought you had to catch a train. Well, now you see, that's just what I wanted to explain, Mrs. Deli. I... Oh, I get it now. You went to a bar instead of the coffee shop, so you missed your train and he... Oh, Mr. Smith, why didn't you say so in the first place? You had me so worried. Oh, I know, I'm sorry. Where is he? Is he in bad shape? You just bring him back here, no matter what condition he's in, and I'll take care of him. Maybe some coffee would help. Do you hear me, Mr. Smith? Mr. Smith? Mrs. Deli, I'm not Mr. Smith. What? You're not... Aye, it was all just an act, I'm sorry. I mean, your husband called me that when I came in before, and well, I played along. An act? What in heaven's name are you talking about? And who are you? Detective Lieutenant Danny Clover, ma'am, of the 16th precinct. Your husband... Oh, now wait a minute, wait a minute. Hey, perhaps you better sit down. No, I'm all right. Please go on. Something happened to him, an accident or something. Is he hurt badly? Oh, no, no, he hasn't hurt. Oh, that's good. Ma'am, your husband is under arrest. Under arrest? Peter? Nonsense, what for? Well, you see, it dates back to before you arrived, naturally. You see, last night he got into a jam at a nightclub. A jam? I mean, that is... There was a girl at the bar next to him. Oh, don't get me wrong there, ma'am. In that respect, I assure you. But it's something else that happened. Now, Mrs. Daly, let me tell you the whole story from the beginning. He wouldn't do anything. No, please don't get me wrong, ma'am. You mean he got mixed up with a girl, but he couldn't? Oh, no, no, it's not that. There was this red-headed... Oh, no, wait a minute. Oh, I'm no good at this sort of thing, Mrs. Daly. Go on. Well, look, it was all a framed up thing. Your husband came up to the station this morning and then told us the whole thing. Your husband was blackmailed. Blackmailed? But you said he was framed. Yeah, well, as far as the redhead... I mean, the girl is concerned there's nothing to it. Oh, of course I should have known. He was framed with a picture taken at a bar and, well, to protect you, to keep you from seeing that picture. Oh, well, a picture? What would I have cared about an old picture? There's nothing to it. Everything's all right. But you said Peter was arrested. Well, you seem, ma'am, to keep you from seeing that picture. I figure maybe he went up to that girl's room and there was a little fight or a struggle or something, and this girl fell. Oh, she's hurt. She's dead. Dead? She's dead? What do you mean to... Well, it's a charge. We call manslaughter. Manslaughter? He didn't. He couldn't have killed anyone. Does he say he didn't? Yes, ma'am. He denies he was even in her apartment, but you see, there's some evidence that... Then I believe him and you've got to believe him, Lieutenant.  He's incapable of lying. Ask anyone in Little Rock where he's loved and respected and they'll tell you... But, Mrs. Daly, the evidence shows that... His words good enough for me. And I'll tell you something else, sir. If he was guilty, he'd have told me so.  Lieutenant, my husband didn't kill that girl. And if he says so, he was never even up in her apartment. Ma'am, I'm glad to hear you talk like that. I was pretty soul. Your husband was holding out on me, but... Maybe there's a chance he was telling the truth. Could be he was framed again. I'll go back and have another talk with him. I'll be praying, Lieutenant. Yeah. Yeah, Mrs. Daly. You do that. Danny! Danny, Peter Daly's confessed. Confessed? Oh, no. I just visited him again in his cell with his friend, Mr. Cotton, here. Darned if Daly didn't say... Wait, wait, wait a minute, Detective Donnelly. Peter did not confess. At least not to killing that girl. He just admitted that he went up to her apartment and he saw a line with her head in the kitchen against a milk bottle. She was already dead. That's an old one, Danny. You know, she was already dead. Lieutenant, you've got to believe him. I'll tell you what. I think I'll have a talk with him myself. Hello, Danny. They told you, Lieutenant Clover? Yeah. Yeah, so you were holding out on me. You were in that Rondell Danes apartment. Oh, I... I was afraid to admit. You know you should have told me everything right from the beginning. Well, after I left here this morning, I stopped back at the hotel and she called me again. Said she had settled for $25. So I figured it'd be worth that much to get the thing over with. I didn't tell you about it because I... Oh, I was afraid it'd get in the paper. It'll make the papers now all right. Go on. Well, she gave me her address. I went up there and the door was partly open. I didn't go in. But I could see through the open door that she was lying on the floor. When you were talking to Donnelly and your friend just now, are you... you told them she was lying with a head in the kitchenette? Oh, no, I couldn't see her head. Oh, I see. Then what'd you do? Well, then I heard someone coming. I got scared, so I ran down the fire escape. Mm-hmm. Oh, please believe me, Lieutenant. Poor Joan, she... she comes to New York for once in her life, and this has to happen. How long have you known this pal of yours? Uh, what's his name? Cotton? Yeah. Oh, way back from school days. How does he get along with your wife? Oh, fine. Well, you see, Lieutenant, he... well, he and Joan were sort of engaged at one time. Before I met her, that is. Naturally, when Joan and I fell in love... Oh, so that's the way it goes, huh? Did he marry someone else? No. Ben's still a bachelor. Still a bachelor, huh? What's so strange about that? Well, what do you know? Lieutenant Clover, you back again? This is the third time today. What gives? Like this, like that. Hey, a couple of perfectos, let me... Did you come in here to see me, or did I see you keeping an open eye on that gentleman from 305 that just got on the elevator? Hey, you know him? Shouldn't I? He smokes cigars. His name's Ben Cotton from Little Rock. I think I'll go up and have a word. I'll give Bobo my best. You know, for an out-of-towner, the tips he hands out... Bobo, did you say? Yeah, Bobo. You know how it is at these conventions. The nicknames you pick up. I've heard some good ones, but Bobo, that kills me. Everyone around here calls him that. Oh, thanks, Sully. Thanks a lot. Thanks for what? Oh, nothing, lover. I'll be seeing you. Oh, why, Lieutenant Clover? It's a matter, Mr. Cotton. You going somewhere? I see your suitcases all packed there on the bed. Oh, uh, yes, Lieutenant. Yeah, I'm going back home. Bobo. A note on Rita Rondell's calendar. Probably expecting some guy named Bobo at one o'clock. You know any Bobo? Why, uh... Well, that happens to be sort of a nickname of mine. I picked it up here at the convention. Why? Well, you said you didn't even know the girl. I was on the side of Rita's apartment better than Peter did, Bobo. He didn't tell you her head was against a milk bottle? I never said... So you arranged for Rita to bump into Peter like at that nightclub, get a picture taken with him, and then she was descended to his wife. I'll tell you why you arranged the two. You were in love with his wife. You wanted her to think the worst, maybe, and throw him over for you. Come on, come clean, Bobo. All right, all right. But I didn't mean to kill her. Let's have the story. Well, I told her yesterday I'd give her $100 if she could manage to get her picture taken with him and send it to his wife. Oh. And then this Rita pulled a fast one. Asked Daly for $500 for it. Yeah, that's right. But when Peter went to the police about it, I got scared. So you went up to her apartment. Yes, I did, to make her call the whole thing off. And she demanded from you that I refuse to threaten to expose you to your friend Daly. He began to phone him at his hotel. Yes, yes, that's just the way it happened. I struggled with her for the phone. I gave her a push and she fell. But I swear, Lieutenant, it was an accident. Oh, so that's that. Well, okay, Lieutenant, I'm ready to go to jail. But I don't know what got into me trying to do something like that to my best friend. The old triangle, huh? Well, you see, I've been in love with Joan for a long time, longer than Peter. But he came along and she married him. And, well, ever since, I've been hoping and waiting for chance Chance to break them up. Yeah, that's right. But I didn't mean to go so far. Once I got into it, you got into it all right. Yeah, I guess I've been a real number one healer. Mister, that's the greatest understatement since... Ah, come on. How far? That's us, Joan. All right, Peter. Lieutenant Clover, I... I don't know how to... We'll never be able to thank you for all you've done. Ah, I skip it, Arkansas. Hey, just promise me one thing. What's that?  This is the first time for both of you, isn't it? That's right. You've had a pretty rough time. You've got one impression in New York. The wrong one. Come back and give it another whirl, will you? That's a promise. If I meet somebody like you, why the faith, the trust you have in your husband... Ah, you see, Lieutenant. We're in love. It's getting late now. A million lights have gone out. But I'm thinking about people on Broadway, in Arkansas, good, bad. They get into trouble here like everywhere else. Only maybe here it's just a little bit easier on the gorgeous, the most violent, the lonesomeest mile in the world. Broadway. My beat. Columbia has just brought you Broadway's My Beat with Anthony Ross as Detective Danny Clover. Gene Carson was Sally. John Forsythe was Tom. Today's broadcast was written by Joseph Roscoe and produced and directed by John Deets. The musical score was composed by Robert Stringer. This is Byrne Bennett speaking. In just a moment, CBS begins the presentation of its ten great Sunday evening entertainments. In order tonight, you'll hear Barbara Stanwyck starring on The Prudential Hour, followed by the unsurpassed comedy of Ozzie and Harriet, Jack Benny and Amos and Andy in Succession. Sam's Speed takes over next, and then on to Lumminabner's delightful Jottam Downe store in Pine Ridge, Arkansas. As the first lady of Broadway, Helen Hayes brings you Noel Coward's famous motion picture, Brief Encounter. A solid hour and a half of laughs follow with Eve Arton as the Arton school mistress, our Miss Brooks, with J. Carol Nash as Luigi and the little Italian immigrant with the geniuses on it pays to be ignorant. They'll all be heard on most of the same CBS stations, with Jack Benny of course coming to you on all of them. We'll see you next Sunday evening with CBS Now as Barbara Stanwyck stars on The Prudential Hour. This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.


So we're here in the changing rooms at the training ground end of May shouldn't you be sunning yourself on a beach somewhere? Yeah I should be but obviously I finished the season with an injury since February really it's been a little way at me but you know we were obviously going for playoffs and we was trying to put it to the back of my mind and play with it but it just wasn't quite right so I don't want it niggin away any longer so I'll do whatever it takes to make sure when I come back for preseason it's completely 100%. I remember it like it was yesterday to be fair as Czech saved and it was rolling right to me it just all kind of went in slow motion and in my head all I was thinking was I'm gonna score at Stanford Bridge I didn't feel I didn't think I'll know the fans or I was gonna miss it obviously I knew I was gonna score it it was virtually a tapping so I knew I was gonna score it I was already just thinking about like the euphoria of doing it and how good it is for me and all my family who were there watching and just obviously going back to Chelsea as well was and then scoring it's just unbelievable.


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