The Irene Dunn Fred McMurray Show. Starring Irene Dunn as Susan and Fred McMurray as George. Together in a gay new exciting comedy adventure, Bright Star. It's the Irene Dunn Fred McMurray Show. Starring Irene Dunn as Susan Armstrong, owner and editor at the Hillsdale Morning Star, and Fred McMurray as George Harvey, the paper's ace reporter. I'd like to find Fred and Irene, that is George and Susan, spending a quiet evening in the... Wait a minute, something's going on here. George, wake up. What's the matter, Susan? Where are we? At the movie, George. This is where we came in. Good movie. I go out every minute of it. You've been asleep for 15 minutes. I never close my eyes. Let me get my shoes on. There. Let's go. Excuse us, please. Excuse us. Excuse us, please. Isn't it a wonderful night, George? Yeah. What did you say, Susan? I just commented that it was a nice evening. Sorry, I was checking to see if I had my own shoes on. Oh, dear. Well, so much for romance. You know, I really enjoyed the first half of that double feature. I will admit, I did relax a little during the second feature. You could hear you relaxing all over the place. I never snore. I just breathed heavily. George, you were breathing so heavily, no one could hear the gangster shooting each other. The gangster picture? I thought it was about a boy and a dog. Oh, George. Wait a minute. I want to look in this window. No, Julie. That first film was nice, wasn't it? Hmm. That married couple in it sort of made me think of you and me, Susan. Except that we're not married, of course. Well, I clever of you to notice. What? I mean clever of you to notice the resemblance. The way they always understood each other. Basically, I thought the man was pretty much like me. I mean, he knew how to handle women. You always praise things so delicately, George. Handle women. You make them sound like crates. Mark this side up. Well, some women are more like crates than others, of course. Thanks very much. But take you, Susan. You're more like a delicate violin, capable of beautiful music, when the bow is in the hands of a master. Someone who understands women. That's the idea, yes. George and his magic violin. You know, Susan, when I think of the men who struggle through life without the slightest understanding of how to handle women, it frightens me. Well, if I find any, I'll send them to you for music lessons. It's all very simple, really. You mean handling women? Yes. You see, you just flatter them a little, appeal to their vanity, and then you... Yes, yet do go on, George. Well, in talking about women, I certainly didn't mean you, Susan. You see... Well, what, am I a great horned owl or something? No. No, no, not at all. It's just that I don't think of you as a... Well, what do you think of me as? You know, Susan, if I didn't understand women so well, I'd think you were mad at me. Good morning, Sammy. How are you this bright and shining morning? Hi, Mr. Harvey. Do I detect the shadow of worry darkening your fuzzy cheek? It's my girl, Mr. Harvey. She won't talk to me. Any particular reason? She says I'm a beast. Well, you could have fooled me.  Never, Sammy. Miss Armstrong and I are always on the very best of... Good morning, Sammy. Hi, Miss Armstrong. How are you, Susan? As I was saying, Sammy... I was telling Mr. Harvey about my problem, Miss Armstrong. My girl won't speak to me. Well, how fortunate that you came to a specialist in women, Sammy. Mr. Harvey, he plays on them like violin. Don't you, George? Mr. Harvey, you wouldn't go to see my girl and talk to her, would you? Well, as a matter of fact, Sammy, I'm pretty busy right now. Why, of course he would, Sammy. With his great insight into the feminine mind, he'll have her eating right out of your hand. Would you, Mr. Harvey, would you? Well, not that I wouldn't like to, Sammy, but...  It's Shirley Patterson, Mr. Harvey, 4213 Elm Street. Emily, you tell her I'm not a beast. Well... Gee, thanks, Mr. Harvey. I certainly wish I knew as much about women as you do. Oh, it's nothing, Sammy, really. Now, I think that's an adequate description. I take it you're doubtful, Miss Armstrong, of my ability to successfully resolve this little situation. You want a one-word answer, George? Sammy, you may set your little heart at rest. My full knowledge of women is at your disposal. You hear that, Miss Armstrong? My congratulations, Sammy. You have just been made full partner in a bankrupt firm. Good evening. Won't you come in? Thank you. I was looking for Miss Patterson. Well, you certainly found her. You tall, lean, bloodhound you. You mean you're Miss Patterson? Mm-hmm. But my friends all call me sugar. Oh, short for sugar, huh? You've been peeking. Well, I... You're sure you're Miss Patterson? You're disappointed? No, no, no, not at all. No, indeed. It's just that I expected someone a good deal younger. Well, I wasn't expecting you at all. So, we're even. Now, you just sit right down. Get over there, here. Ah, that's better. And now you can tell me your name. George Harvey, that is. My favorite name, George Harvey. It is. That's quite a coincidence. And why did you want to see me, George Harvey? See you? Oh, yes. Well, Sammy sent me. Now, isn't he the sweet thing? Has he got any more like you? No, no, I'm the only one of this model. I just love a man who says witty things. Now, about Sammy. Who? Sammy. It seems he has a sort of juvenile crush on you. Oh, well, isn't that exciting? Did you always have that little dimple in your chin, George? It's nothing. Now, about Sammy... You don't mind me getting closer. It's so fascinating to watch that dimple when you talk. Well, it's more of a cleft, really. Say something, Joe. Well, about Sammy... Oh, no, no, shoulders. You must have been a college football man, all America. Well, on my mother's side. But as I was saying, Miss Patterson... Shug. As I was saying, Shug, about Sammy... What about Sammy? Well, he wanted me to tell you he wasn't a beast. And how about you, Joe? Me? How about you, an utterly ruthless beast of prey? Well, I know. No, not at all. No siree. Well, I hope you don't mind my asking, because I never go out with anyone who's just not a perfect gentleman. You off the show? Positively. Good. Then I'll get my hat and coat and be right with you. But I... Sammy, you'll never believe I'm doing this for your own good. Good morning, Mr. Harvey. Oh, how are you, Sammy? Miss Armstrong, come in yet? She'll be a little late this morning. What? Well, what? My girl. Did you use your great knowledge of women to straighten her out, Mr. Harvey? Well, we had quite a chat, Sammy. Quite a chat. Sammy, did it ever occur to you that Miss Patterson might not be just the girl for you? Why not? A girl is a girl, Mr. Harvey. Well, true, true. But, you see, Sammy... Miss Patterson is a little too... Well, whole I put it. A little late last night, Mr. Harvey. Well, as a matter of fact, I was, Sammy. You see, Miss Patterson wanted to... Mr. Harvey. Now, wait, Sammy. And I thought I could trust you. Don't jump at conclusions, Sammy. I should have learned from history. From history? My old standish. He sent John Alden to ask for Priscilla's hand, because he trusted him. Now, wait, Miles. I mean, Sammy, this whole thing is silly. Taker. Taker, Mr. Harvey. But the next time you come to me for a loan before payday... No dice. Huh? This kid is a monster. Not going to the office this morning, Miss Susan? Shortly, Patience. I got a phone call a few minutes ago from Miss Patterson. She's most anxious to see me before she goes to high school. And who is Miss Patterson? Sammy's little friends. They've been having a puppy-love fight of some kind.  I suspect the worst. Well, George means well, Patience. And when you said that, you said everything. Well, you... There she is. I'll go, Patience. All right, Miss Susan. And you're Shirley Patterson. Come in, Shirley. I can't stay a minute, Miss Armstrong. But I thought it was my duty as a fellow woman to come. Well, won't you sit down, fellow woman? No, thank you. Miss Armstrong, have you found out that all men are beasts? I know. Well, it's true. Sammy, back in the days when we were still speaking, used to tell me about the wonderful relationship between you and Mr. Harvey. Oh, it was an inspiration to both of us. Well, thank you. Then I found out about Sammy. A beast? Oh, utterly. But I could have survived if I hadn't found out about Mr. Harvey, too. But how did Mr. Harvey reveal his true colors? My lips are sealed. But, Miss Armstrong, did you know he was absolutely faithless? George? He revealed himself last night. Last night... You mean when he came over to see you on behalf of Sammy? That's why he said he was coming. He had ulterior motive? Miss Armstrong, my lips are sealed. But what do you think of a man who comes on behalf of another and then betrays his trust? The lowest of the low. Well, perhaps I shouldn't have shattered your illusions. But as a fellow woman, I thought you ought to know the truth about men. Beasts. Everyone. Beasts. Well, I have to go. I've got freshman algebra at 10. Well, thank you for coming, Shirley. And don't be too hard on Mr. Harvey. Perhaps he just couldn't help himself. Help himself. Miss Armstrong, he wasn't even trying. George? What? Oh, well, Susan, nice... nice morning, isn't it? How did things go last night with Sammy's little friend, that is? Sammy's little friend? Miss Patterson. Oh, oh, that little friend. Well, the things were very friendly. Yes, indeed. She came to see me this morning. See what? What did she tell you? That all men are beasts. Oh, now listen, Susan, before you jump to any conclusions... She apparently thinks you are quite smitten with her, George. Oh, nonsense. I mean, I was friendly, of course, but... How could you double-cross Sammy like that? Susan, I'm sure this can be explained, but say in a couple of days or so. You mean your mad affair is continuing with her? Well, as a matter of fact, she did say something about tonight, but... George, I have an idea. You have? Yes. Why don't you take Sammy's little friend to the Ming Room tonight, and then Sammy and I will accidentally wander in and then we can patch it up between the two of them. What, two of them? Well, Sammy needs a little friend, of course. Susan, I don't think you quite understand. Of course I understand. Didn't I just talk to the girl this morning? Well, then I don't understand. You don't mind my going out with her? No, I think it's perfectly sweet of you, George. But... But... Don't just don't mention about her coming to see me. She was so cute about telling me everything as a fellow woman. But... Then I'll see you tonight, George. But... I'm just beginning to wonder, do I really understand women? Back to our two stars, Irene Dunn and Fred McMurray, and the second act of our story. As the plot thickens, Susan Armstrong thinks her ace reporter, George Harvey, is showing up tonight at the Ming Room with Sammy's friend, Shirley. But, actually, it's Shirley's older cousin who... Well, if you haven't been with us from the beginning, just try to catch up, will you? Loves all flight and sweet music, George. What? Oh, yes, swell, swell. George Harvey, I don't believe you're listening to a single word I say. Of course I am, sugar. I was just looking around to see who's here, that's all. Expecting someone? No, no, just looking, that's all. You're just about the jumpiest boy I ever went out with.  Oh, sure, sure, of course. Take all the time you want, I...  You should never have come here in the first place. Susan, I should have said, Susan, you're a woman and I'm a man. And if you... Why, George Harvey... Susan! Well, imagine seeing you here. Hi, Mr. Harvey. Well, Sammy is just like old times, huh? I persuaded Sammy to come out to dinner with me to forget his trouble. Are you alone, George? Alone? Sure. Well, I mean, not exactly. Well, then you don't mind if we join you? I'd rather not, Miss Armstrong. When a friend who you think is a friend turns out to be not a friend any longer, I'd rather not. Oh, come on, Sammy. There, now, isn't that better? Well, isn't this cozy, George? Yes, it's going to get even cozier. Would you care to dance, Susan? Maybe later, George. Sure. How about you, Sammy? I wouldn't even dance with you if you were a woman. Well, no accounting for taste. Sure, you don't want to dance, Susan. Well, if you'll all excuse me, I just remembered I have to... Miss Patterson! Are you the one with Mr. Harvey? I thought it was Shirley. Who's Shirley? George Harvey. Where's Shirley? Who's Shirley? She, Mr. Harvey. Have I been misjudging you? And have I? Just wait till I tell Shirley. Well, not that anybody's going to answer me, but who is Shirley?  Aren't you going to introduce me? Well, I... Never mind, George. We're leaving. Come on, Sammy. Sure. Gee, Mr. Harvey, I think you're swell. Oh, thanks, Sammy. And if you want to know what I think, George, I... Shall we dance?  Come, Sammy. Sure, Miss, I'm strong. On geology. And just this morning, she was so understanding. Hello, Sammy. You know what? I made it with my girl again, Mr. Harvey. Well... I went over to her house after we left you last night. She says that I'm still a beast, but alongside of you, I'm a saint. I was glad to help out, Sammy. That's, uh, surely, isn't it? There was just a harmless confusion in your mind between her and her cousin. Harmless confusion. Sammy. Yes, Mr. Harvey? I guess you, uh, know quite a bit about how to get along with women, don't you? Sure. Anything I can help you with, Mr. Harvey? Well, there exists a slight chill between Miss Armstrong and myself. Because of Shug, huh? Well, as near as I can figure out, yes. So, Sammy, if you could suggest anything that... Hmm... How about getting her out of town? Shug? How? Well, there's a fella she's sort of engaged to in her hometown, Buford Jackson. Now, I could call her and pretend to be Buford and insist she come home. Oh, that's no good, Sammy. With all due respect, you couldn't sound at all like this Buford. You'd be at her house and take the call. I would? Sammy, you really think it... Mr. Harvey, out of my wide knowledge of women, I guarantee that this will work. Out of your wide knowledge of women, huh? Well, I... I guess you know best. Going home soon, Miss Armstrong? I'm working on some editorials tonight, Sammy. What? Oh, nothing, nothing. No date with Mr. Harvey this evening? I'd rather imagine that Mr. Harvey is busy cementing relationships between the North and the South. You misjudge him, Miss Armstrong. You mean he's worse than I think he is? A heart of gold. Well, I gotta go out and make a phone call. Why don't you make it here? Well, I... I just like to throw money around. Well, now, it's a private call, Sammy. No, no, it's just that... Good evening, ma'am. Is this the office in the morning, star? Well, yeah. Buford Jackson, you servant, ma'am. Buford Jackson? Is there a George Harvey working in this establishment? Well, yes, Mr. Jackson. Laying my cards right on the table, ma'am. I received a telegram from my little cousin, Shirley, telling me that my fiance was running around with this George Harvey. My name, ma'am. My name is Satisfaction. Oh, dear. Just how good is your aim? Best in the country. I see. Well, Mr. Harvey isn't here right now. He's on an assignment to Alaska. But if you want to leave your card... Well, thank you, ma'am. But I better be getting over to my fiance's. But if that Mr. Harvey should return from Alaska... Yes? I can't describe it to you, ma'am. I'm just too tender-hearted. Oh, dear. Ma'am, for just a minute, George. Oh, I didn't realize I was standing.  Here, sit down beside me, George. Sure. Would you mind moving over so I could sit next to the phone? You expecting a call? Well, you know what the air raid wardens say. In case of an attack, always be close to a phone. You sit right down, George, and talk to me so I can watch the exciting way your little old items Apple Bobs up and down. Come on, Sammy. What's that, George? I said this is dandy, isn't it? You acting very cold tonight, George. Am I? Well, I guess there'll be nights like this. Sammy. I'll get it. Hello? Oh, long distance, huh? Long distance. Is it for me? Yes. Go ahead, long distance. Who said anything about long distance? And who is this talking? Of course I'll take the message. Cut out the corny dialect, Sammy. Sure. Go right ahead. Who is this talking? Yes, this is George Harvey. Oh, Buford, huh? Well, how are you, Buford? I certainly will take a message for her. Go right ahead. Stop poking it up, Sammy. She might hear you. What's that you say? You wanted to come right home. Well, you know best, Buford. George, let me talk to it. You haven't got time to talk to Maybell, you say? Well, that's too bad, Buford. I'll give you the message. Yes, indeed. Out.  Sorry you can't come up and visit us. Oh, some other time, huh? Well, goodbye, Buford. Sammy, that's a corny, southern accent I ever heard. George, why didn't you let me talk to Buford? Well, he seemed to be in a big hurry, but he was very insistent about your coming home. I want you to come home immediately. Oh, I wonder if he found out about us, George. Buford is just a wild bull when he's jealous. Oh, there's nothing to worry about, shoot. Buford's a long way from here. But, you know, long distance is a wonderful thing. It sounded as though he was calling from right around the corner. Will you be sorry to see me go, Jones? Oh, of course I will. But if Buford's waiting, I guess I can be big about making the sacrifice. I just can't understand why he didn't want to talk to me. I guess he had to get back and fight the bullweevils. Well, if you need any help packing, let me know. I'll send Sammy over. Drop me a line sometime, huh? Oh, hello. Well, as I was saying, Shug, if you... Who are you? I, sir, was just about to ask you the same questions. Buford, what are you doing here? Buford? But I just... I mean, I didn't... Glad to know you. You're George Harvey? Well, I... that is... Buford, don't you dare! Buford! But Jackson, I should never speak to you.  The Harvey is Sammy. I've been looking all over for him. He's lying down on the couch in your office, Miss Armstrong. Oh.  Is he conscious? I think so. Sometimes with Mr. Harvey, it's pretty hard to tell. Yes, I know. Well, I'll go in and sympathize with the world's greatest authority on feminine psychology. He'll improve, Miss Armstrong. I promise to teach him everything I know. He could use it. Who... who is it? It's me, your gorgeous hunk of fighting men. Sure?  I'll just sit here and stoke your cute little bony forehead. Well, I wouldn't, Shog. You see, this is Miss Armstrong's office, and if she comes in here and sees us, she... she might not... Oh, it's better that way, honeysuckle blossoms. Then you just have to choose between us once and for all. But, Shog, you've got to go back home with Buford. How can I go home with Buford after I've been out with you? Look, all you have to do is go down to the bus terminal. The rest is easy. Daughty, I'm a woman, and you're a man. That's not the right way to look at it, Shog. Oh, take off that ice bag, Daughty.  Well, George. Susan. Oh, George. Of all the low, sneaky, unhanded tricks I've seen yourself. You were turning pale right under the ice bag. Well, all I have to say, Susan, is that if... Of course I... I knew all the time that it was you. Oh, you did. Of course I did. Susan, you don't actually think that George Harvey would be fooled by a mere woman, do you? Yes. Well, I was just asking, that's all. Just asking. Oh, George. Our stars Irene Dunn and Fred McMurray will return in just a moment. Of course you have to admit, Susan, that the whole thing arose from a perfectly natural mistake. What mistake? Well, if I hadn't assumed that Sammy was going with Sugar instead of with Shirley. Oh, that wasn't a very bright assumption. But you have to admit that she was attractive. Sugar, I mean. Oh, of course. But still, being with her couldn't compare with being with you, Susan. Couldn't it? Her eyes didn't compare, her voice didn't compare, her hair... Oh, you're sweet, George. How did this compare? Well? Could you give me that again? I'm still a little on the fence. George. Irene Dunn and Fred McMurray will be back next week in another exciting comedy adventure in the gay new series, Bright Star. This is Wendell Niles inviting you to join us then.


When Will first started working on his research paper for History 3889, he struggled to find scholarly secondary sources. After his first search in a database, he found only one scholarly article he could use. He spoke with a librarian and he learned that he could probably use that one article to find additional sources through citation chaining and cited reference searching. First, the librarian told Will to look carefully at the references or footnotes for the article he had already located, where he would probably find citations for additional sources related to his topic. After identifying a few additional sources that looked relevant, Will could then locate these articles and books through the library's catalog and databases. If there were any that the library did not have, he could request them using the library's interlibrary loan service, Source Finder. Once he had access to the additional sources, he could then use the references in these sources to identify even more possible books and articles. Will learned that many databases, including America History and Life and Historical Abstracts, will sometimes include a link to all of the references for certain articles. For some of these references, a direct link to a PDF will be available. For others, there is the option to request through Source Finder. By looking at the references for his article, Will was able to find previously published research. He also wanted to find research that had been published since his original article was published. For this, the library explained how he could search for articles that cited his article as a reference. One option was to use Google Scholar. All he needed to do was to search for his original article. Then he could use the cited by links to find more recent articles that cited his original article. In addition to using Google Scholar, Will learned that many databases also provide links to more recent articles that cite the original article. America History and Life, for some sources, he could click on the time cited in the database link to find more recent articles. By looking at the references and cited references for his original article, Will was quickly able to locate several additional relevant sources for his paper.


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T. F. N. N. Headline news update here's Tom O'Brien. Good morning folks. This is Steve Rhodes filling in for Tom O'Brien. This is the 9 a.m. update. As of 9 a.m. you've got Dow equity futures off 100 points. They're trading out at 26, 7, 83. S&P futures off 8.5 Nasdaq down 35. Russell 2000 off about five points. Goals up six bucks. Silver up 11 pennies. Here's what we're going to want to watch during the day and here's the reasons why. First of all, if we take a look at the general market, we use the New York Stock Exchange. What we can see out here is that there's a divergence. These divergences typically lead to retracement or tops out here. So it's time to pay attention. We can see the price has been moving higher. That's shown here in the upper right-hand corner. If you're watching this on Tiger TV, if not, I'm just letting you know that price is trading above the high from June 20th. On June 20th, the advanced decline oscillator reading inside the New York Stock Exchange, that's a difference to two exponential moving averages, 39 and 19 of the advanced decline data made its high. Price moved higher inside the New York Stock Exchange, but the advanced decline data or oscillator, its market breadth, has made a lower high out there. That's always a potential problem. Now, it's not so much a problem because that oscillator reading remains above zero. It closed on Friday at 96.12. If we were to get below zero, that becomes a different story. Anticipate a further decline. If we take a look at equity futures contracts, what is it that you're going to be watching today? You're going to be watching the Dow Equity Futures contract as one of the signals. You're going to be watching the price point of really 26.762. A close below that suggests that price may go back to 26.672, maybe even 26.596, where it could form its next Gartley by pattern out there. But at this stage, watch the price level of 26.762. That's in the Dow Equity Futures contract. That's coming from its two hour timeframe. For the ESMini, the level to be watching there is going to be 29.76, or 29.82 as we speak right now. Price must close under that in order for us to get a price projection of 29.63. In other words, key levels of support, those are the numbers I just provided you. And inside the NQ, the number out here you're going to be watching today is 77.97 and a quarter. Those are the price points. That price must close below in order for the market to begin moving to the downside. So folks, thanks for being here. Stay tuned for another great programming hour. Larry Pesavento, he's coming up next. Have a magical Monday. This is Steve Rhodes. We'll see you soon.


Ladies and gentlemen, good evening and welcome to 31 Bly Street. I'm Michael Fulilove, the Executive Director of the Institute and I'm delighted to welcome you all to this, the official reopening of 31 Bly Street. This building is open to the public. It's not limited to one section of the community. It is the spiritual home of the Lowy Institute, but it's also the national headquarters for discussions about Australia's place in the world. It's a great joy to us to be able to open the doors of this club and to welcome Australians in for these kinds of discussions and to welcome world leaders in as we did this morning. A beautiful job has been done by the team in renovating this building and restoring it to its magnificence. It's a pleasure for me to be here and to declare this building open. What is the Lowy Institute about is to bring the world to Australia and Australia to the world. All these things happening because this building is here and because we have such a lively, strong institute. We support it wholeheartedly because we believe in Australia. So we are here to talk about Australia, to be Australian and to promote Australia. And I'd like to thank you very much for coming here this evening and you can go back to Schwoesing. I think it's really a beautiful building and it fits the Lowy Institute and great meeting space. Good staff support here. I think it's a beautiful place. Congratulations to Lowy on his inauguration. I like the building. It's unique. It's pretty unique actually in Sydney and you won't go around the world as I have been and see too many other think tanks which have headquarters which are as central and as nice as these ones. This is a beautiful building and the renovation has been very faithful to its original condition. We still have poor keatings, lilac ceilings. We still have the frieze on the ceiling down in the lecture hall which we partially uncovered before we realised that we couldn't uncover it all but we've just left it there as a reminder of what was here originally a couple of hundred years ago. It's a gorgeous old building. I love working here.


I'm Dave Vellante of wikibon.org, John, day two. We saw Jim Hageman-Snabe talking this morning in his keynote. I thought he was very confident. I thought his message resonated with the crowd. I think even a little bit more so than McDermott yesterday. What do you think? Dave, so I'm actually going to take off in about five minutes to actually do one on ones with Bill McDermott and Jim Snabe. So I'll get to low down even further. But the keynotes were impressive. Yesterday was the theatrical performance of Bill McDermott. Showman, they were joking about his hair. He's a salesman. He's got operational skills. Snabe is the brain trust on the product side. And basically, you heard a couple of different things from him. Last year, when he was here inside the cube, when he sat down with us, he talked about the innovation strategy. He used those same words, again, this year, innovation strategy, in particular a lot, must have said innovation strategy, at least a dozen times that I counted. And clearly enabling customers to be more productive. He talked about sustainability of the future. He talked about connecting the virtual world with the physical world. And that's been the high level theme of SAP. But really, he highlighted four categories that he outlined for SAP's leadership and the product and execution. And that is applications. They're an application company, pretty obvious. That's number one. Number two, analytics, real time, speed of business, those kinds of insights, predictive analytics. Two is analytics. Three, mobile devices. He said mobile will be everywhere in five years, and that is absolutely the case. So mobile, so apps, analytics, mobile devices. Four, databases and technology. Side-based acquisition was the beginning of a massive sea change for SAP. Now with HANA, it's everything HANA, HANA, HANA. And that's going to be the core thing. So the database performance, and that's the core message. And finally, fifth category of innovation for SAP is around the cloud. So all that's wrapped around the cloud. He even joked, be a rainmaker in your organization. Don't start a rain dance when you see a cloud coming. Don't just do any cloud. So intelligent business was the theme.  Create value, value creation. That's the message. And they're obviously investing. And I think sales are being cannibalized a bit now that they're transitioning from on-premise to cloud. Again, another key theme that we've been hearing from SAP.  And everything was on-premise, on-premise, on-premise. Now it's all cloud, cloud, mobile. So that obviously will have an impact to their sales. And I think you're seeing them really invest there. So Shinabe made a promise to the customers that, within the audience, he said that all solutions will be mobile, cloud, and in-memory enabled, 100%. So I think, John, I know you're running to talk to those guys. What was you asked them? Here's the question I would ask them, because Lars Delgard gave a great talk. He's from SuccessFactors, very motivating, very visionary. He built that company from scratch over the last 10 years. Now, SuccessFactors is SAP's cloud strategy. Now, what they're doing is they made the promise that they are moving their core HR, their core apps into the cloud. Now, that is a non-trivial exercise. And I want to know, it reminds me, John, of Oracle's Fusion Apps effort. I mean, a huge development effort that took six years. Are we going to have to wait that long for that type of integration? It's a non-trivial integration. Why will they succeed at that? How long, so how long is it going to take? And when will we actually see true applications, core applications, in the cloud? I mean, the corollary question there is, aren't SuccessFactors built applications from the ground up specifically for the cloud? SAP was built for on-premise. So what's the strategy there? Is it to somehow evolve the core apps into the cloud? Or is it to build them from scratch? That's really what I'd like to know. And how long is that going to take? That, to me, is the key fundamental question of SAP's cloud strategy. Clean sheet of paper for migration. Yeah, that was SuccessFactors' advantage, was they had that clean sheet of paper. And so what you're seeing now is, Lahar has basically talked about this. They're bringing all their core applications to the cloud. Really, that's the key issue is, how long is that going to take? What are we going to see? What's the complexity there? And.


What's going on guys and welcome back to another video. So in this one today, I'm going to show you a brand new business. They've been in business for less than six months and already they've scaled that business to a little bit under $9,000 US dollars in profit every single month. I'm quite excited to show you these guys because in a nutshell, they show the true power of doing something unique and creating a proper brand around that product. So without any further ado, let's jump straight into it. I'm on a website called flippa.com. This is where people come to sell their businesses. So it's a great place to do research into products, do research into businesses, see what kind of money people are making, see what's working for them, take ideas and then take them away and implement into your own business. So today we're going to be looking at a business called The Foldable Gaming Chair Company. As we can see, they've been in business for only six months and the monthly profit is a little bit under $9,000 US dollars. Profit margin is 38%, which is really, really good. Better than you will be able to drop ship. So full disclosure, they are not a drop shipping company.  Or in fact, I think they're actually self-fulfilling, but I will confirm that in a second later on in the video. So the starting bid price for this business is $50,000. I think what they've got going, I think it's worth every penny of that. And I will show you why. If we scroll all the way down to the bottom just to have a look at their revenues and profits, we can see this business started this year. So January of 2023, they made $180 and in or as of June of last month. So this is still a very much active business with a product that is super high in demand. They did over $100,000 in revenue with a very healthy profit margin of $43,000. More than what most people make in a year, never mind in one month. Something else to show you which is crucial in the setup of this business.  The marketing is only $300. And this is one of the reasons why they've been able to do things so profitably. So we'll take a look at their marketing strategy in a second. Warehousing is 500 a month platform subscription. So Shopify and it costs of the actual products they're selling is 6,600. So let's take a look at their setup then. So this is the revenue model. Business generates revenue by selling the foldable gaming chairs. So that's the product is a one product store. They sell it directly to their customers through an online platform using a Shopify store. And the average if I get rid of that chair is $170. So it is a premium products. And once you see it, you'll see why they chair so much. It is such a cool product. And being somebody who used to have a strong interest in gaming. If I had the time to game today, then I would definitely consider buying one of these things. So average order value of $171, the cost of goods sold is $45 per unit. So a very strong markup on what they're buying it for. However, where they get pounded is on the shipping of these things, which is here. So the average cost of shipping per chair is approximately $45. So $45 to make and then another $45 on top for shipping. So if I was these guys, I would be doing everything in my power to find a way of shipping these things a bit cheaper. Time commitment then for this business. This is one of the beauties of having an e-commerce business is these guys are on par to make about 100 grand profit for the year if they continue doing what they're doing. That's not if they even go above and beyond what they're doing. Time commitment here, as we can see, is approximately 10 to 15 hours per week. So that is a very healthy return on your time investment. If you ask me, you could definitely run two or three of these businesses if you really wanted to, given that it's only taken 10 to 15 hours per week. And obviously with the time freedoms, the fact that they're not storing these in their garage allows them to still have a very healthy lifestyle or very freedom led lifestyle and running this business. So manufacturing and production, the manufacturing process for the foldable gaming chairs, well established and streamlined, have a strong manufacturing partnership with a reputable manufacturer based in China. Currently shipping is managed, shipping logistics. So currently shipping is managed through a warehouse in Quebec City of Canada. So they are using a 3PL basically what that means is their manufacturer is shipping this product to somebody who has a massive warehouse every day or perhaps the supplier even has access to the back end of their store. We'll go in, see where the orders are coming from, they'll pick back and dispatch them for this company. Essentially allowing them again to run this business, having no more than a computer and an internet connection. This is where things get really interesting in my opinion and how they've been able to do things so profitably is customer acquisition. So the business has probably acquired customers through key opinion leader, reviews on gaming and tech websites. Basically what this means is they're shipping the product to people who have a significant following, significant reading each week, each month. So for example, tech websites as it says there might be gaming magazines, that sort of thing, they're shipping the product to these guys and asking them to do a review for them and just by people seeing the review and of course assuming it's a positive review will want people or get people wanting to buy the product. Before we move into exactly what that product is then something that everybody can take away from this video is instead of just going down the same path that everybody else is going down. Try to think about an interest in your life that you spend a lot of time doing. So whether it be gaming and whether there's a product that you can develop ever so slightly and become kind of like a market leader or be the only person selling the product, selling a unique product. And obviously if you have an interest in that certain space, so for example with me with golf, I could tell you quite a few different golf magazines and websites that I could ship my product to and ask for a review in return. That is the true kind of value when it comes to starting a business in a space that you have an interest in yourself. That means that then let's take a look at their website. Before we do that, just 30 seconds of your time, I want to make you aware of a 100% free training that I've just created. It is a full step by step process for starting and launching a business in 21 days. I know that sounds like a bold claim but hundreds of people have been through this training and hundreds of people have achieved that very same thing. It's 100% free, all I ask is for your email address and I ask for your email address so I can send you this. This is another free download. It's a PDF of my personal handpick selection of 194 profitable product ideas for 2023. So if you want to get yourself a copy of that, make sure you check out the first link, the top link in the video description below. Thanks. So let's take a look through the Folding Gamechair company website. So these guys, I absolutely love this brand. I love the products that they're selling. However, I think their logo is a bit naff. If they're new, potentially they haven't put a lot of time or effort into developing that but the results speak for themselves. Logos, these are a prime candidate or a prime example of how logos do not make the difference between success and failure. That's a very simple straightforward logo that anybody could copy. That being said, let's move down into the website then. So as seen in IGN GamesRadar, kind of funny and not sure which one that is. I'm not familiar with that one but by putting these brands, these well-known logos inside your space, so the gaming space, it allows you to piggyback off the reputation of these guys. These are probably the different companies that ship the product to to get a review from. They have original imagery featuring two new people, two people using the products gaming with the product. These are not recycled imagery from suppliers and that sort of thing. And with that being said, here is the product itself in its full glory. So as you can see, they encompass every type of gamer. It's basically, this is going to sound really harsh but it's a glorified camping chair. But the results speak for themselves. So as we can see, it's a really cool product and like I mentioned, I would definitely be buying one of these things if I had the time to game today. You can see it's got a holder for your headphones, a holder for your controller, a holder for beer, if you drink beer, a holder for wine, if you drink wine. All in all, it's just a fantastic brand that has kind of taken a product from another niche and developed it into making it a product for this niche, for the gaming niche. So as I just mentioned, it's kind of like a glorified camping chair but much better as they put in their own words. I'm glad they make that own comparison themselves because that's what it looks like. However, they have developed it to make it a superior product. Perfect for the gamer. So it's much more on the gamer chair. This is one of the exact products I found on Alibaba. So it's a very similar product as you can see. It's got the same sort of legs so you can get an idea of what the costs are. So if you're ordering up to 100 of these things, talking about $14 and we have one here which itself is actually a really cool product because it's a premium padded camping chair. It's got storage on the side and it's actually got a heated bottom for it as well. So come the winter months, this is definitely going to be a product that I'm talking about. If we jump back down to their website then we can see the differences which they've included into this camping chair to make it more suitable for gamers. They've got the pockets on the arms here for your controllers. They've got the stand for the headphones and then of course they've got a couple of different options here for wine or beer depending on whatever your choice of drink is. Let's jump on to the product page then. At the top they actually have a hero image followed by the different brands again and then they have like a dark kind of bluey background, purpley background, not the typical kind of color scheme you would see. If this was a drop shipping store, so if this was the exact same design features, I'd probably be criticizing them a bit more because it doesn't look as professional as it potentially could. But because they have a unique brand or they have a real brand with a unique product, they can get away with it. So all of the imagery of course is original imagery. Given the white background it looks like they've taken this to a professional studio and had full 360 imagery taken, imagery of the different pockets, so on and so forth so they can have it on their shop. Again, everything has been done or everything has been done patiently. They've taken the time to do things professionally rather than rush and skip corners. Next I wanna show you their Facebook page because this is where they show all the different features. So for example, if we take a look at this, this is a article from GamesRadar. They have quoted saying the affordable game and share review, I have no idea how it's so comfortable for 1 1⁄2 stars. So these guys probably have thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of loyal followers that watch their reviews about games, watch their reviews about different things. So when they see them giving a product 4 1⁄2 stars, it instantly validates the quality of that product and it encourages people to buy it or it makes people aware of the product and because these guys are happy with the product, it makes them likely to buy the product. What they also do a really good job of as well is pushing how good they are, pushing their reviews. This is something that dropship and stores can do too.  The biggest obstacle you will have to overcome as a brand new business is trust. There's so much competition, people are so much more savvy now about being scammed and that sort of thing. If you can get somebody to trust you, then you can get somebody to buy from you and if they do not trust you, then it goes without saying they're not gonna buy from you either. This is something else I really like too is whether this person is the founder or not, they probably are, is they're kind of using the business as a blog, as a way of kind of keeping their customers up to date or documenting their journey. This sort of thing really humanizes the brand, it allows people to buy into the brand and people like to support small, independently owned businesses versus just going to Amazon all the time and paying a massive corporation, say $170 for a chair who aren't gonna notice it and aren't gonna value their business as much. So by keeping customers updated with what's going on in your business, it humanizes the brand, it gives them a reason to follow you because they wanna keep up to date with you and it makes them much more likely to want to shop with you as well. And so with that being said then guys, I think there's a lot of lessons in this video to be learned for everybody.  If you have, I really do appreciate the support. Thank you so much. I hope you've taken away something from this video to perhaps inspire some ideas in your own business. If there's anything I can help you with, don't forget to leave a comment, like and subscribe and I will see you in my next video tomorrow. Cheers.


I hope you are all well. I would like to draw your attention to a viral video I'm about to share which highlights a Concerned trend in Israel that appears that Christian preachers and even reverend sisters have phased various forms of Discrimination are the hands of some orthodox individuals This might not be related to Islam, but it's very important. What sets this particular video apart is the people Involved. These aren't the usual suspects One might expect to see in a heated Auto-cation in a place that both of civilizations such as Israel often regarded as a self-proclaimed European outpost in the mid-list one would anticipate a higher level of Decorum among its inhabitants, especially those who would head to specific religious faith Yet the conduct witnessed in this video is Disheartening to say the least I have a strong belief that the law will come down Family on those responsible for this deplorable act of self This respect what truly confounds me is that the individuals featured in the video are meant to Represent a religion that advocates prayer and reverence to God What could have gone wrong? Is this a symptom of the broader society decay or could it be Attributed to a form of indoctrination either of these factors may be blame for this very shameful Assalamu alaikum ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for tuning in to another Episode of the open-minded finger show. Please take a moment to like and share this Video as an act of goodwill. If you haven't already consider subscribing to these fantastic channel Check these out people in the midst of this intriguing video I find myself compelled to mute the audio a precautionary major Born out of the very real fear of incurring the wrath of YouTube content strikes yet even the aerial silence the Unfolding sin remains captivating the central figure in this unfortunate Spectacle appears to be a lady ostensibly a Christian evangelist how fervent preaching seemed to take Please in an environment that theaters between a public square and what looks like a synagogue Notably my keen eye caught his sight if an ornate candle stands Reminiscent of those used in Jewish author does worship ceremonies suggesting that they may have on Whitley wandered close to a religious service within an author's Israeli community, but What I ponder could have provoked such a reaction Within the frame my gaze lingers upon two other preachers one appears to be of East Asian descent possibly Chinese or Korean and both maintain an air of remarkable compulsion amiss the cacophonus Spectacle and forwarding around them. It begs the question. Do these unruly individuals possess an Exemplance of you know basic home training who are the guidance and who is Orchestrating those distress for display are the very heart of Israel as I delve deeper into the video the answer to these inquiries Seem to have fell before my very eyes a particular old man or mistakenly positioned at the center of the commotion Cauchy's my attention. You can see that yourself his body language Suggests not only an absence of effort to restrain the unruly mob But rather this constantly hints at his Encouragement of the ongoing drama why a handful of individuals can be supported Attempting to quell the ensuing fracca their efforts a pair futile against the Relentless tides of chaos these events resist several moral concerns that were around thoughtful reflection first and foremost it highlights the erosion of basic civility and Respect for differing viewpoint in some parts of Israel the disturbing behavior of the individuals in the video Disrupting a religious seven in such a disrespectful manner Others caused a moral decay of public discourse at least essential to recognize that Respectful dialogue and freedom of speech are cornerstones of any Democratic society when these values erode it poses a moral danger to the very fabric of Civilized community more over the event prompt us to consider the responsibility of individuals in positions of Authority particularly the elderly man in the video encouraging or passively align such behavior Not only pepper to it the moral degradation of society But also sets a terrible example for younger generation elders often play a crucial role in Shipping the moral compass of society and when they're endorsed or tolerate disruptive and Disrespectful behavior it sends a damaging message to the youth the result is what we just saw them make the event highlights Essentially the potential misuse of technology as social media platform Of course that needs to mute the audio on a video to fear of content strike on this course How online platforms could be or can be exploited to amplify Disrespectful and disruptive behavior it raises question about the responsibility of tech companies Immodering content and promoting ethical standards on their platforms Like share and subscribe to assist us until next time. Asalaamu Alaikum


This is the Marine Corps Marathon Forward at Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan. The forward race is five laps around a flat course, complete with dust, rocks, and plenty of marathon pain. This year, British Army Captain Fraser Alexander claimed the men's title, while First Lieutenant Angelica Valdez took home the women's race in three hours 15 minutes. 325 runners finished the event, although for many it wasn't easy. I did it and it was a good feeling, you know, I did it for all the fallen heroes as well I was out there every time I wanted to quit, I thought about someone that we lost so it kept me going. Good job, good job, good job, good job! The Marine Corps Marathon Forward, not as fast, not as scenic, but just as tough. Reporting from Camp Leatherneck, Helmand Province, I'm Staff Sergeant Jeremy Ross.


Here I am. I'm Dhamma Shari. I'm the chairperson at Nagaloka Buddhist Center, and we're located here in Portland, Maine at 1 Forest Avenue. And Nagaloka is a center for people who would like to participate, wouldn't know themselves through meditation and studying the Dhamma, which is the Buddhist teaching. So we're part of a larger order, which is worldwide. It's called Tri Ratna Buddhist Community, and it actually is an order for Westerners. So it was created by an English gentleman named Sangarachadar, and we've been around here in Portland for almost 20 years, so maybe a little bit more. Hi, my name is Louise, and I'm center manager here at Nagaloka Buddhist Center. And I came to Nagaloka three years ago when I moved to Portland, and I came on a friend's night, on a Wednesday night, and I've never left. I come weekly.  It's a really a wonderful community, which is called the Sanga, the members that come here, are people that just want to come and meditate and practice the Dhamma. It's really all about self-awareness and finding kindness and mindfulness, and you put that into your life and you bring it out, and so it's a wonderful place to come to meditate and be a part of a Sanga of like-minded people. You're going to take part in one of our Sunday morning meditation sessions. We just came into the shrine room, and I thought it might be nice just to introduce you to the Buddha. The Buddha on the shrine represents enlightenment, so basically that's why we meditate and practice being a Buddhist so that we can gain enlightenment, the perfect human state. So let go of all of our burdens. We have flowers normally, so flowers are quite beautiful, aren't they, but they fade and fall and impermanence, so we just have a symbol of impermanence on our shrine. And also we usually have candles, so that represents the light of the Dhamma. So the light that we light is the same light that the Buddha has. We're inspired to to shine the light of the Dhamma on all beings. We also at the current time have some pitches down below on our shrine of Dada Ruprashe, who was one of Sangarachitra's teachers, the founder of our movement, and there's some pitches of Sangarachitra and Dr. Ambaka, who is quite popular in the 50s in India when he converted a lot of untouchables to Buddhism, and then Sangarachitra took over after he passed away. And then there's the young Dada Ruprashe, the rebirth of the original Dada Ruprashe, who's 21 years old now, and he was just here in the United States. So we also have an opportunity to burn incense, the fragrance of the beautiful, perfect life. So it's pretty sweet and fragrant. And so also you'll see Sunday morning I'll also ring the bell of enlightenment to just to bring us here in with awareness, just touching the senses. So we have the sense of hearing, the sense of smell, the sense of seeing. So it just brings us more into the moment with awareness. What we do in Sunday morning when you come here for meditation, first we honor the Buddha and the Dhamma and the Sangha by saluting what we call the shrine. We'll do this in Kallim Respawni. And then what we do is we chant the refuges and precepts. We do that in Kallim Respawni, if there's new people here, but we also do it in Unison for those people that have been coming around for quite a while, eventually we'll learn them. So we chant the refuges and precepts in a way that we're going to refuge to the Buddha, the Dhamma and the Sangha, not once but three times. And then we say the precepts. So the negative and the positive precepts both. So it's staying from doing certain things and I'll explain that more later. But we also take on a practice of doing certain things in our life that are more positive in a way that we take these principles of practice on all by ourselves. So they're just a way of being more positive in the world.  I purify my mind. Before we meditate, I'm magically going to do a chant. I'm going to start a chant. A chant for the bodhisattva of love. He's called Amitabha. So we'll do a chant before we start meditating. And when we let that chant die out, it will do it all on its own. And then I'll do a body scan. So just bring us into our body with more awareness. Not only of our body, but us being here in the moment with our senses and with other beings.  Just filling your connection to the earth below you. And just let your body wake up and feel the support you're receiving from the earth. So you can just let everything go. Your weight. That's anything that you might be hanging onto. So just know that we're in a space of comfort and content just being here in the moment connecting with those that are beside you trying to be behind you sharing this wonderful environment space for meditation. Going deeper within yourself so just dropping that seed of awareness, mindfulness deep inside your being. As you do that, your breath is there so just connect with your breathing just simply aware of your breath as it enters and leaves your body just breathing in and breathing out connecting more with your body. Meditation and awareness is about opening and expanding yourself so the level of concentration is here in the moment with awareness. So you're going deep within yourself concentrating with an upright posture awake but relaxed and still just simply breathing in and breathing out aware of our senses helping us to be in the moment with awareness so we have a sense of seeing with our eyes closed it's almost like we have a mind's eye so we can visualize in a sense of seeing sense of hearing, find your traffic you might even hear the person next to us breathing so just a sense of hearing helping us to stay in the moment with awareness by opening our sense of hearing a sense of smell so we feel the ear pass through our nose we know this is where we have a sense of smell a sense of taste you might feel the moisture in your mouth and just remember the place to hold your mouth is with your teeth apart your lips together and your tongue is just resting on the roof of your mouth your jaw just relaxes so our sense of touch our whole body has a sense of touch just of where of how you're connected to the bench and cushion perhaps your hands are touching each other and you might even feel your clothes against your skin now let's bring all of our awareness to our hands just let your hands relax and be still we accomplish a lot of duties so we can just let them rest and be at ease breathing in and breathing out with a sense of awareness of your body, your senses and your surroundings you can use that breath like a wave of relaxation so as we breathe in we bring in that wave of relaxation through our entire body all the way down to our toes and as we breathe out we bring that wave of relaxation starting in our toes and going all the way up through our body out the crown of our head so take a moment using your breath as a wave of relaxation spreading through your entire body bringing our awareness to our feet all the way down to the soles of our feet and it feels almost like you're breathing into your feet as you bring awareness to your feet and start moving out through your ankles with awareness through your lower legs, your calves, your shins and through your knees and then we're going to do a period of mindfulness of breathing and that will be done in four stages and I'll lead you through those four stages our focus of attention is always on our breath we're training our mind to be aware of what's going on in the moment so that we're not being pulled off in other directions so we're actually using our breath to stay in the moment with awareness so in the first stage we breathe in and breathe out count one breathe in and breathe out count two we breathe in and breathe out count three so every time you exhale you place a count from one to ten so that's the first stage in the second stage we switch the counting from the out breath to the in breath so now we count one breathe in and breathe out count two breathe in and breathe out all the way up to ten so when you lose the focus of your attention on your breath and you don't know which count you just left off with you just simply just come back to one and then in the third stage what we do is we just drop the counting so there's no reason to count now because we've really developed some awareness to our breath so now we can really focus on it more deeply with a sense of concentration not a hard concentration but an expansive open concentration so that you're really aware of your breath being in your body and then in the fourth stage we find that area where the air becomes breath so where do you feel the breath as it enters your body usually it's right inside of your nose maybe at the top of your lip so any place where you can feel the air coming in as breath and the same as the breath comes out so where is the point in your body that you can first feel the breath and then where does it leave your body where do you feel the breath as it comes out of your body so again remembering even though we're focusing perhaps on the inside of our nose more that we need to follow that whole breath as it comes in and as it leaves our body so the mindfulness of breathing in the first stage of the mindfulness of breathing we count our out breaths from one to ten so breathe in, breathe out, count one breathe in, breathe out, count two all the way up to ten observing your natural flow as you breathe in and breathe out following the breath and following the out breath all the way to the end just noticing the background there's this counting that goes along with your breath so in the forefront is your breath helps you to stay with your breath there's the count when thoughts come passing through our minds just notice that there's the thought then we just simply come back to the focus of our attention the focus of our attention is on our breath moving into breathing out moving into the second stage the mindfulness of breathing we switch the counting from our out breath to our in breath now we count one breathe in and breathe out count two breathe in and breathe out all the way up to ten to the body that was sense of awareness our breath was there for us moving out the focus of attention is soft and open concentration is a concentration that's not hard it's a soft concentration where expansion comes from within and goes to the outside moving into the third stage the mindfulness of breathing in this stage our focus of attention is on our breath and we drop the counting bringing awareness to our in breath and our out breath simply observing the natural flow in the fourth stage the mindfulness of breathing again our focus of attention is on our breath in this stage we find where air becomes breath and breath becomes air so where do you first feel the breath as it enters and leaves your body our focus of attention is on our whole breath and our concentration is on the area that the breath enters and leaves our body where do you feel your breath where do we first feel the sensation of the breath usually it's passing through the inside of our nostril and where do we feel the breath upon leaving a body so it's the point when air becomes breath and it's the point where breath becomes air so you might notice in this fourth stage that our attention is kind of refined to the area of our nose or our throat or maybe even the top of our lip but we want to remember to expand that concentration and awareness so that we follow our whole breath our whole breath enters our body and our whole breath leaves our body so remembering the focus of our attention is on our whole breath in the moment with awareness in our bodies and to help us we find where the breath enters and leaves our body again our mind will do what it's good at and that's thinking and we may see it as a distraction but we simply become aware of our mind thinking and then we just bring it gently back to the focus of our attention we're training the mind we're training the mind to become aware of the moment so our moment is now focusing on our breath just to reflect on the meditation reflecting on how you're doing your body your feelings your emotions how you're responding to your attention mindful of something May the merit gained in my acting class go to the alleviation of the suffering of all beings modern personality throughout my existences my possessions and my merit in all three ways I give up without regard to myself for the benefit of all beings justice to your earth and other elements are serviceable in many ways to the infinite member of beings inhabiting limitless space so may I become that which maintains all beings situated throughout space so long as all are part of the team to peace


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical over here some time about scream six in this video here today and actually talking about scream Seven slightly, but most of this video would just be me going over who killed who in the latest installment in the long running screen franchise So just to kick it off I do want to address that I know that radio silence has kind of Given insight as to who did what in an interview with dead meat recently I think they said who did what also in some other interviews that have been out there But I'm gonna try to go off of this mostly off of what I was assuming when I saw the movie and what I'm still assuming now having seen the movie four times now Obviously starting from the top our very first victim Well, I guess she wasn't actually the first victim, but the first victim we see Laura is no doubt killed by Jason Given that we not only see him do it. He unmasked himself to confirm that he did it She's sitting in this bar We know waiting for who she thinks is somebody named Reggie ends up being lured into an alley by Ghostface who stabs her to death Mary Dumpster before unmasking himself as Jason. So Jason took care of Laura Jason and Greg his partner who was already dead and we saw him getting a little chilly in the refrigerator They were both most likely killed by Detective Bailey who we know was monitoring them monitoring them anyway Since he registered the shrine location in their name Jason goes home gets a call from someone He believes to be Greg playing around with the Ghostface boys And then after playing a game of hot and cold Jason is stabbed to death by again who I assume is detective Bailey Wearing Richie's mask before we get that iconic line about who gives a crap or who gives an F about the movies And then Bailey also is most likely the person who attacks the gentleman in the bodega Based on Ghostface's handling of the firearm That's the biggest indication to me and Bailey is also the one who took out Dr. Stone now the giveaway for stone is Sam's mention of an alibi during their sit-down at the station While also acknowledging a record of her session notes are at stones place then stone is Coincidentally killed and how convenient is it that Ghostface then does what goes out of their way to go into stones office and Steal the record on Sam Carpenter now the other thing that gives it away to me is The conversation that Bailey has with Kirby about the kill. It's also a little incriminating. So I'm sticking I'm sticking to him it could have been Ethan but his conversation with with Kirby also comes off in a way of which He's kind of proud of what he just did so he definitely had to have been the one who killed stone now Elsewhere in the movie the fake out on Quinn That was most likely Ethan Ethan also of course was the one who had to have taken out her Friends with benefits. I'll call him or her hookup buddy I guess I'll say and I think he is also of course obviously then the one who took out a Nika but what I think backs this up is Bailey admitted that he swapped Quinn's body out for a fresh one now While Ethan was pretending to kill his sister Bailey was over over somewhere else often some other person that we never learned about for the record and proceeded to arrive at the crime scene Swap out the bodies and faked his sadness as we saw during the movie. I just think Bailey doing all of that that would have been a little bit too like I can't necessarily buy it But I can buy that Ethan was the one handling the hookup buddy Pretending to fake kill his sister took out a Nika or Annika While Bailey was off somewhere taking care of another body and then arrived on scene swapped out the bodies And that's what happened Ethan was the one who did all that fake out stuff killed Annika and killed the hookup buddy Gales attack Definitely Quinn Ethan and Bailey we already saw in the park with our survivors while Gale is at her place Quinn had already faked her death so that left the door open for her to sneak around now while everyone believes her to be dead Quinn is also the one who attacked Mindy on the subway given that we saw Ethan on the subway at the time Which was one of my favorite sequences in the movie by the way that subway sequence still the way it plays with your paranoia and the way it was Kind of basically having ghost face teleport as the lights continue to flicker on and off and like really honing in on the fact That is a literal ghost of a character. I really like that. So that was Quinn and we know that in the end Sam kills Quinn and Bailey Quinn gets the gunshot to the head and Bailey is stabbed through the eye Kirby is the one who kills Ethan with the same TV that kilts to mock her Ethan has his pop-up moment and Kirby pushed the TV on his head So that is who killed who in scream six to me if you have other thoughts on this Let me know down in the comment section below There wasn't much to it because I thought it was pretty straightforward. I also know that yes again radio silence I recognize might have some contradicting statements to make in their dead meat interview I haven't really watched that in full But I will share my thoughts now on this next topic that I wanted to address. So Melissa Barrera Has made it clear who she would like to see play Christina Carpenter in scream seven There's been a handful of people that have made their claims of who they would like to see I actually have gone out of my way to say I now wouldn't mind seeing charisma carpenter in the role of Christina carpenter Some people have said they wanted to see Sama Hayek and good news for you guys Melissa Barrera agrees this was during an interview. She had with Cinepop. I believe I put up a tweet about it I clipped a tweet a few days ago about this She made it clear that she would love to work with Sama Hayek or Sama Hayek And would love to see her brought in to play Christina Carpenter me personally. I think that would be a tremendous choice I think anybody they end up going with what could it be a tremendous choice some part of me Really would prefer to see Sama, but I also wouldn't mind seeing charisma but You know if I had to pick between the two I Wouldn't lie. I'd pick Sama I would love to just see them interact and I can completely buy that that is her daughter I can combine I can buy the Melissa's her daughter I can buy the Jenna's her daughter and I can see her being Christina Carpenter I would love to see her come in Bring that character to life. We know that Christina was supposed to at one point. I think be in screen five, but her Scenes got trimmed out. She wasn't in it at all She wasn't in scream six Even though there were rumors going around that she was going to be in scream six This never came from anyone directly involved with the movie mind you but we all some of us at one point Believe that to be true. She didn't appear there, but they set up now more baggage for her She's cut off her daughters completely. She cut off Sam. She cut off Tara So going into screen seven I would hope we get to meet her finally and I hope she ties into whatever the grand motive would be this time around She doesn't have to be somebody who was the killer because some people argued that but that might be a little bit too obvious And I wouldn't say I disagree But what you could probably do is go down the obvious route But don't give us the obvious person first as the reveal do it in a Mickey type of way Give us the person who is there accomplice or somebody who just has a motive that might be a little bit more original than them And then still reveal the obvious choice I think that can make the execution a lot better instead of you having people say, ah, that's predictable But I would love to see some a hike as Christina Carpenter in scream seven you guys can let me know If you think about that choice from Elizabeth rare down in the conversation below Do you agree? Do you disagree? Is there some other actress you would like to see bring the characters of life? If you haven't already, of course, make sure you go ahead and subscribe Turn on post notifications that you never miss a video in the description. I will have a link so my social media accounts I'm on Facebook Twitter and Instagram you can message me there, of course The limit of there any movies news or views you'd like me to cover in the future and with all that in mind guys I will see you in the next video