The use of technology for us is going to be an important play going forward. You must have seen recently we launched the first, India's first ever crowd sourced playlist on 9XM called Ask Track. Ask Track is basically deriving the or getting consumers to vote to write in or vote in online on Twitter or on WhatsApp or Facebook or any of these platforms. So all the social media platforms and we have an engine that is doing calculating these things live and bringing out the next song that comes on air. And this has become quite popular and we've now the third week into it. And so this is one expression of how you can use technology. But when I say technology, I mean technology both for screen, meaning the TV screen and the technology that supports the marketing and other activities on the TV screen as well as the use of the second screen. So whether that is in the form of mobiles or desktops or any other form of the second screen. I think this is going to be an important play and particularly for music because our age group is young. And our age group is constantly in an environment where he or she is in more than one screen. We have championed the cause of the animation very effectively as the content between these various songs that we play on our network. And I think all these animation, all these characters are today quite popular in their respective consumer groups. So somebody like Bade Chote is of course the most popular pair. We take them to the malls and we get huge cues of children wanting to take pictures with them and so on. So they are very, very popular and I believe that if I have to create an experience of the 9x product, then my animation or my characters is the experience, right? And I have to take that out more and more, both the animation characters as well as do more concerts because that's where the true experience of 9x, the TV product comes on ground and there is a touch and feel to it.


Good morning again friends another day Sun hasn't quite joined us today yet, but that's okay. We'll get a little head start and it can join us later On the way to drive trucks is Thursday already. Can you believe it? Tomorrow's Friday, so I just got my go-go juice Heading off to work We're gonna drive some trucks It's gonna be a good day We're arriving to our corner truck should be ready for us back here There you are beautiful Let's go wake her up. She's still sleeping Just check the oil This hood locks was open and I know I didn't leave that open Somebody's been tampering With the truck That's okay. That's okay Things have got to be done. I get it What's up girl? I want to wake up for me. It's time to wake up Come on Let her do her thing first clickity click click you hear that All right, come on girl. Thank you. Look all pretty up and let's get to work Just bump the dock 855 a.m five minutes early or right on time Depending on how you look at it if you if you bump the dock right at the second. They want you there they don't have time to Set up and everything by the time they want to start unloading they wanted to be unloading at nine So I bumped the dock at 855 that way I get the wheels chalked they get the paperwork They get the forklift going they're in the trailer unloading 9 a.m. Sharp So we got an empty box behind us now Took them about an hour to get us unloaded there wasn't too bad. It was more tricky getting into the dog That was tight premium bedding So it's just six kids. It's almost picking up Like I said premium horse bedding Going all the way from Manitoba here to Winchester, Virginia, USA I'm gonna need two hands birds that go down south for the winter and I want to take their cars with them We get it down there for them without a scratch So this guy's probably just bringing it here and we're gonna load it up secure it Probably take it down south somewhere away from all the salt on the roads here or maybe it's just coming back You know, it's springtime. Maybe the snowbirds are coming back now and his car is just coming home for the summer Either way pretty good-looking car you guys want to go see it. Oh See you say it's being delivered. Hey, I think I'll have to be go this is 68. I like the 69 better just a little bit more definition 68 Plymouth a true hemi inside automatic That thing is select man clean clean clean. Oh, there's that. There's the There's the actual oh came from the Barrett Jackson auto. Yeah Somebody's gonna be very happy. This is Bill our yard guy He's the guy with the keys right now, so Lucky guy That is beautiful. Yeah, we haul all kinds of cars like this all the time So if you need to get your classic car from one point to another You know who to call We'll get it there in good shape without a scratch That's nice 1968 I Couldn't help myself. I had to go look all right, so we have a trailer we need to hook on to 5172 we're gonna go pick something up probably not a fancy classic car like that today, but Maybe tomorrow. I don't know And that thing's nice. We'll find our trailer. I don't know what the car is worth Or what it sold for none of my business really but You can bet it sold for a very very shiny nickel 2172 Works better if you hook the trailer on to the back of the truck you get used to it real quick You have to do this for every trailer.  This is supposed to be an empty trailer. Let's just make sure that it's clean Are you clean you are Definitely not clean remember this We bought it not too long ago for the last job now. I can use it here except I tied it in so good that it's actually kind of hard to get out What did I do here? Oh, I got to get it from that side It's easier on that side one in a world house. Just you know, you're tied her down good when You can't figure out how to get her untied. Okay. There we go There off we go To clean up someone else's mess. I don't mind Yeah, I don't mind. I got the broom. I got the facilities. I Got the tools. I Feel old. I'm not gonna throw any drivers under the bus. Don't get me wrong That's not what I'm trying to do here Just trying to give a friendly reminder that if you don't sweep it out after you're done with it Someone else will have to Next time that someone else might not be so Okay With doing it. I don't mind it gets the heart pumping better better Not perfect, but I'm in a bit of a rush right now If they request that I do another sweep of it when I get there, I'll gladly do another one there I'll give you one guess at what they had in the trailer before I got to it. Looks like we were helping the farmers out We love our farmers and Always put your tools back when you're done with them Maybe it won't be its permanent spot but for now I Got a strapped in here against that post. It's not moving It's not moving Alrighty off we go a quick one whether it was six kids four skids in there for big oversized skids They're headed to Georgia This pickup was just down the road. So pop is in for secret Open says me hard. That's not where the mudflap is supposed to go. Whoops The spring that hooks onto here, I guess got old and snapped Luckily, I wasn't on the highway or anything. I was actually just maneuvering around in a parking lot and I heard it and House climb up here You can see it right here. So I picked it up tied it in there and Shops gonna take a look at it now I don't know if you just replace that spring probably got to replace that whole bracket mudflaps fine though I'll have to talk to the good shop we go Spiffing it all up a couple of days next week. They're saying so I might be in a different truck for a couple of days next week This old girl goes for a facelift. You did good girl. You did good Yeah, this doesn't really bother me. I've seen some of your comments about it, but it's an old truck Well, we expect I'm not gonna ask him for a new steering wheel, but hey If they want to throw it, I wouldn't be upset about it, but I Also don't mind driving with this All right, girl, I first say goodbye tuck you in for the night and head on home So driving into the back of the yard here in the morning We get to see the sunrise and Now driving out of the backyard the other way the end of the day we get to see the Sun set It's already gone though time is quarter after six. Oh no the Sun's still there. Oh Just above the horizon out there you see that oh the fisheye lens on the GoPro doesn't do it justice, but wow That's amazing. The Sun looks like five times the size That usually is I need a bigger yard Eventually there they have plans to expand when the time is right. I'm sure They've been doing nothing but growing since I've been here and we got keystone in here That's how it started. We'll start a GBT and then Changed over to keystone And now they bought out dark hole So now all of dark dark holes units and equipment and trailers is here Okay, let's get out of here. I want uh, you know what? I'm gonna get subway on the way home I'll the Shane is this uh Little town right next door and man, have they grown you guys remember when I lived in that mobile home that House trailer that wasn't able to shame here. None of this was here then And now look at them. They got a subway. Thank god because my stomach is empty and Brits at work real late tonight, so I left to fend for myself a crooked face Through my mask never sits straight on my face. It always goes this way And these new masks are adjustable. So maybe I just haven't adjusted them right I just pull that out just a little bit Pull this one in just a little bit. I mean, I don't think that's the way it's supposed to be I really don't I really don't think so Let's see These are really nice masks, but yeah, it still feels like it's going pop Hmm Hmm, I'm gonna have to play around with it Anywho, I gotta go pick up the dog food yet Uh and something else Britt left me a list She sure did Uh, what do I gotta do? Oh, yeah Toilet paper. Let's go We'll do that in steinback


Hello everyone, I'm Shun. I'm glad to present our work about how small can we go lightweight iterative MDS matrices. It's a joint work with Shun Siwei, Dan Bing, Li Chaoyun, and Hu Lei. Okay, let's start. Firstly, I want to introduce some background. The diffusion components in lightweight, symmetric key, cryptographic algorithms are typically utilized with linear operations expressed as matrices and spreading internal dependencies as much as possible. The diffusion property of diffusion matrix is up to its branch number by definition. A branch number of a matrix is defined as the minimum number of addition of non-zero blocks of input and output of a matrix. Regular lightweight primitives have following types of diffusion layer. The first is bit-level commutations such as present and gift. The second is bit-wise X-source and rotations such as skinny and f-craft. The third is maximal distance separable for MDS matrices such as AES, a famous example, and the last is generalized from MDS matrices called almost MDS matrices such as Midori and Coma. The definition of an invertible matrix is MDS, our embed words if and only if the branch number of the matrix equals K plus 1 or the dimension plus 1. Here is an example of MDS matrix in AES. By the way, it's also succulent. There are several constructions about MDS and matrix. The first is X-source and rotations based such as height. The second is iteration based. There are LFS, GFS, DSI, and SPAS DSI forms. The third is special type based such as succulent, orthogonal, admiral, top leads, cotree, and emulatory. By definition, the matrix is called an iterative MDS matrix with MDS all the T if T is the smallest positive integer such that the T power of A is MDS. MDS iterative MDS matrix have some advantage and disadvantage. The advantage is the cost of the implementation of iterative MDS matrices in terms of area is determined by the matrix regardless of how complicated MDS matrix is. The disadvantage is reduced area footprint comes at the cost of increased delays. Here is an example of LFS type iterative MDS matrix used in FongTong hash functions as well as the LED block cipher which are presented at crypto to 2011 and TRES 2011 respectively. This LFS type iterative MDS matrix has all the four. Then we are going to minimize the structure of iterative MDS matrix. Actually, it is inspired by the SPAS DSI so we are going to identify the theoretically smallest iterative MDS matrix with regard to the number of MDS blocks required in its implementation. Throughout all existing structure of iterative MDS matrices, we wonder if we could go further to make the nonzero blocks as less as possible so that the matrix could be more SPAS in K by K. The natural question is what's the minimum number of nonzero blocks of an iterative MDS matrix such that the T power of the iterative MDS matrix can be MDS for some positive integer T. The following lemma clearly give us a lower bound for the number of nonzero blocks. When the matrix has only three or less nonzero blocks, it's singular of course and whatever how many times it iterates, it's also singular. When the matrix has four nonzero blocks and the two of them are in the same row or in the same column, it's also singular and it's also not MDS for any positive integer and when the matrix have four nonzero blocks and the four nonzero blocks are in the different columns and in different rows, we could prove it by the mathematical induction. That is this form of matrix has always only four nonzero blocks, whatever how many times it iterates. So we have to increase the nonzero blocks number and if we got a matrix with more than four nonzero blocks, how to track if it's iterative MDS matrix or not. Here is an example, we have matrix, we find the matrix in 16 by 16 by the matrix over four bit words and if it's an iterative MDS matrix lemma, the order is no more than 2 to the 16. That's because there must be two of them are the same when the order over 2 to the 16. That is we could find the same matrices in the chair of power. So the search space is limited to the matrix with more than five nonzero blocks and we calculate its order up to 2 to the 16 and track if it's MDS or not but the space is too big and it's invisible. So we have to reduce the search space. First of all for matrix with five nonzero blocks to be iterative MDS, the placement of the five nonzero blocks is not arbitrary. Actually we can identify four blocks from the five nonzero blocks such that any two of them are in different rows and different columns, otherwise it's not MDS. The structure of five nonzero blocks given an iterative MDS matrix with five nonzero blocks, it can be decomposed as B and Z. Well B has four nonzero blocks from A which are placed in at different rows and different columns and Z has a single nonzero blocks from A and we can we can find that the main component B has only six out of 24 possibilities of the choice of the positions of the four nonzero blocks shows below. Actually it's because of the cycle permutation we will represent all possible matrix B in cycle permutation and try to find some equivalence. The positions of the nonzero blocks in B correspond to a permutation which can be represent as the product of some disjoint cycles. For example here we got four matrix and they are of type they are different type I mean the first one includes four one cycle the second one includes two two cycles and the third one includes one one cycle and one three cycle and the last one it's just the four cycle so it can it can be easily proved only four cycles are allowed and the four cycles have have totally six possibilities if it's not a four cycle there are exists some entries in any power of the matrix to be zero blocks so it's not MDS of course to find the light the lightest iterative MDS matrix in 4M by 4M our ambient words with five nonzero blocks we only need to consider the matrices whose main component B are of type one two three four because our five four cycles could be transformed to about four via a series of invertible operation preserving the error cost and the iterative MDS properties such as this example that one two three four cycle could be equivalent to one two four three and when B is restricted to the form of one two three four the unique nonzero blocks in Z seems to have 12 possible positions but further transformation makes only two cases reasonable here we give the equivalent four positions that is Z appears in one four is equivalent to two one and three two and four three for the only two structure of five nonzero blocks matrix we can further give some restrictions on the entries that is we can prove that the four nonzero blocks of B have to be have all have to be non singular that is from the property of MDS that's the ending some matrices one by one two by two three by three and four by four has to be all invertible for matrix to be an invert to be an MDS matrix and the four nonzero blocks of B A1 A2 A3 A4 will appear in some of entries in any iterations so to make sure any iterations each entries in any iterations to be singular to be invertible non singular the four nonzero blocks have all to be non singular and we consider one of the two target sets we could start a trail search in the minimizer space because from the aspect of X or count the permutation matrix may be the best choice so we fix A1 A2 A3 A4 all be permutation matrices and find if we can get a iterative MDS matrices and luckily we got three extra count matrix whose 451 power is MDS and it's probably lightest iterative MDS matrix in 16 by 16 binary matrices over four bit words because we could prove this lemma that stays and in iterative MDS block matrix with five nonzero blocks of six nonzero blocks we have the actual count is not less than three and actually we exhaustively search through all matrices read five or six nonzero blocks via its actual count is not bigger than two and find no solution although the three actual count is a good thing but the five the 451 iteration times is not good so we try to find something better on the latency or lightweight iterative MDS matrices with small orders the previous matrix with only three actual area counts is only of theoretic interest when it requires 551 cycles to complete the computation so can we find a more reasonable iterative MDS matrix with minimal MDS orders because we just care about the latency so we could do some ending equivalent transform to make a search space minimal without losing MDS property and we search in the space we of matrices with only five nonzero blocks and the exact lower all lower bound of order is 14 same as before the way is to fix assume to the numbers of nonzero blocks or for the first law of second law of third law and first law to obey 2111 and other patterns can be put into less form with a series of invertible transformation which is iterative MDS and MDS order in very right such as the left side shows below and when we fix the order to be the lower bound 14 and we actually got a matrix with only seven actual times when we sought 14 maybe still too big compared to existing iterative MDS matrices with order only four so we relax the restriction on a number of nonzero blocks and find something new that is we could find for all the iterative MDS matrix in when when the nonzero blocks of the matrix is six and there are only two actually two possibilities for the distribution of nonzero blocks of a to make it became a iterative MDS matrix correspond to the two forms we expect of iterative MDS matrices satisfying the order is four and have six nonzero blocks and further search shows we could not get better result than previous because all matrices with six nonzero blocks and order four have at least 10 extra times we go on searching higher dimensions for lighter iterative MDS matrices well when the dimension is higher the constraints are more because we have to make all one by one two by two three by three four by four and five by five some matrices all singular and we find actually a six extra iterative MDS matrices whose 981 power is MDS same as before 981 is too big for latency we increase left count gradually and find a rather low order only eight and its actual count is 15 we can follow the previous trivial extension to find to find something some matrices in high totally dimensions that means the km by km over m bit worse we could enlarge it to 2 km by 2 km over 2 m bit worse for example the left matrix is two by two and we could enlarge it to four by four but also we could sort it as a two by two and each some matrix is two m by two m the corresponding the corresponding is a11 to a110 a11 and this enlargement will not change the MDS property here are some examples shows the usefulness of enlargement techniques we can use the iterative MDS matrix we found in 16 by 16 costing three extra gates with iterative order 451 we could get an iterative MDS matrix in 32 by 32 of eight bit worse costing six extra gates with the same iterative order and also we could use the iterative MDS matrix in 20 by 20 costing six extra gates with iterative order 981 we could get an iterative MDS matrix in 40 by 40 costing 12 extra gates with the same iterative orders this is just a direct use of the four results or the matrix we found before to construct directly a new matrix also iterative MDS so it's quite useful and finally we will give our main results we emphasize the better part of our results in both form and in conclusion we search iterative MDS matrices without any special structure given theoretical analysis and compared to previous constructions and we identify theoretically lightest iterative MDS matrix in four by four of four bit words with minimal nine zero blocks and we find iterative MDS matrices of various dimensions which are not only lighter than previous results but also which are lower bounds in terms of latencies that's all thank you


Do you need a power meter to become a faster cyclist? This is what we're going to be getting into today. I'll be discussing the advantages of using power over perceived exertion and heart rate, how to use power in your training and racing, and at the end of the video, I'll be getting into which power meter brands I think are the best on the market right now and that I recommend. Welcome back to another video. Power meters are getting more and more common every year and it's really not too much of a surprise as they get cheaper and cheaper. There are even stock bikes being sold with power meters now, which is a feature that I could easily see becoming the standard for high-end bikes in the near future. Even people who don't have power meters on their bikes are getting more familiar with power numbers through apps like Strava or the increased popularity of smart trainers, or by looking at pro power stats after races, which is also a very quick way to deflate any ego you may have. Here's a pro tip for you. Set your weight on Strava to 400 pounds. That way it always looks like you're putting out pro numbers. This is guaranteed to get you more kudos. Just remember to do the exact opposite when you hop on Swift though. So while of this emphasis on training with power, well, power has revolutionized the way cyclists train. There are two things that determine training stress, duration or how long you ride and intensity or how hard you ride. Duration is easy. All you need is something that measures time. Intensity is a little bit trickier though, and this is where a power meter comes in. And to show you just how valuable a power meter is for measuring intensity, perhaps a good place to start would be to look at the alternatives, which for the most part are heart rate and perceived exertion. Perceived exertion is simply how hard you feel like you're going. And shockingly, our internal power meter between our ears can be wildly inaccurate. For example, this study on the impact of starting strategy on cycling performance had subjects perform three 20k time trials. The first was self paced, and then they took the average power from that time trial and had subjects ride at 15% below and 15% above that power for the first four minutes of the next two time trials. What they found was that when subjects were forced to ride 15% below their self selected pace for the first four minutes, they actually went on to produce more power and a faster time than when they self selected their pace or rode harder than their self selected pace. And we can see that it's because the riders were simply going out too hard. The study stated that when allowed to freely choose, subjects did not select an optimal start strategy. If you watch my race report videos, you've seen me talk about how almost universally people go out too hard at the beginning of races. If you don't have a power meter, the same is true when you do an interval session or go for a Strava segment. People simply don't have a good idea of what is sustainable. This is not necessarily a problem that's solved by using a heart rate monitor either. Yes, heart rate can tell you whether or not you're in the right zone over the course of a long ride, let's say. But good luck trying to pace shorter intervals or the start of a time trial using heart rate. Unlike power, heart rate doesn't adjust instantaneously to how hard you're going. If you're doing threshold intervals, for example, it may take a couple minutes for you to actually reach your threshold heart rate. And this makes it very easy to start off too hard. Using heart rate to determine what zone you're in is also problematic because heart rate is highly variable and affected by a lot of different factors, some of which have to do with training and some of which have nothing to do with training at all. This article on heart rate monitoring in Cyclis stated that the position on the bicycle may change heart rate at a given exercise intensity and that heart rate can increase over time through a phenomenon called cardiac drift. This is especially true in the heat or at altitude. Heart rate can also be lower in cold conditions and as we get older, our heart rate decreases as well. For these reasons, a power meter may be a better indicator of exercise intensity. All of these factors make training with heart rate problematic. For example, 150 beats per minute on a hot day may be a different intensity than 150 beats per minute on a cold day. And even under the same environmental conditions, heart rate may not be the best way of determining what zone you're in. This study on power output during stage racing compared power and heart rate data gathered from professional cyclists during a stage race. They found that when looking at time and zones, the power and heart rate data didn't match and that the heart rate data overestimated the time spent in zone two and underestimated the time spent in zone one and three in a three zone model. Heart rate, while it's still better than relying off your own perceived exertion, still has a lot of issues as a tool for measuring intensity. These issues are resolved when using a power meter. Power is instantaneous. As soon as you start pedaling, you can look down and see exactly how hard you're going. This is incredibly valuable for pacing intervals, climbs, time trials, or other solo efforts. The second you start that effort, you can make an assessment about whether or not you're going too hard rather than waiting for minutes for your heart rate to catch up. And as you get more familiar with your power numbers, you get better at pacing with it. For example, if you know that your 20 minute power is 250 watts and you get on a long climb that you know will take you more than 20 minutes, maybe don't start that climb at 300. Believe me, you'll thank yourself 10 minutes later. 300, what is this amateur hour? I'll start the climb at 400 watts and hold it until I either get the KOM or pass out in a ditch halfway up the climb in a full body cramp. It's all or nothing. Team Sky, now Team Ineos, perfected this strategy to help them win grand tours. They knew that the fastest way to the top of the climb was to put out a steady consistent pace. If a rider attacked, they wouldn't respond, they'd just continue to put out that hard tempo and reel them back in. One could argue that a lot of Team Sky's success is owed to the power meter. Power is also not variable like heart rate is.  It'll simply show you what your output is for that day. Now obviously you can have good and bad days and your power will reflect that and that's one of the advantages of using a power meter. If you've got intervals to do but your power just isn't there that day, then you should probably hold off and wait until the next day. This gets us into using power and heart rate together. I know I just spent the last couple minutes trashing heart rate training but that doesn't mean that I think that you should throw away your heart rate monitor when you get a power meter. In fact, using power and heart rate together can be extremely valuable, especially to monitor fatigue and overtraining. Going back to this article on heart rate monitoring, they state that during overtraining, maximal heart rates as well as submaximal heart rates may be decreased while resting and in particular sleeping heart rate may be increased. This is something that you should keep an eye on when you train with both power and heart rate. When you're fatigued and you go out for a ride, your heart rate is going to be lower even if you're putting out the same power. If for example you know that when you ride at 200 watts, your heart rate is around 140 beats per minute but you're warming up for some intervals at 200 watts and you can't get your heart rate over 125, that interval session is probably not going to go very well. Of course, you should also take into account how your body feels, but a low heart rate is usually a good sign that you're fatigued. It's okay to have a low heart rate after a hard workout or towards the end of a hard block of training but if you're consistently seeing low heart rates day after day, that could be a red flag and a sign that you're overtraining. And of course, power allows you to track your improvement like no other metric can. Many riders may look at their times on local Strava segments or perhaps they have a loop that they do where they can look at their average speed to monitor whether or not they're improving. The issue here is that environmental conditions can greatly affect your speed. Temperature, humidity, wind, these can all affect how fast you complete that loop. For example, if you have a 40K loop that you do when it's freezing in January and then you do the same loop when it's hot in July, you may think that you've improved your fitness since the winter because your time is over two minutes faster when in reality cold air slows you down more and you put out the exact same power for both rides. And we didn't even take into account the fact that winter riding gear is less aerodynamic. If you're trying to compare average speeds from different loops, then at that point you're comparing apples to oranges because you're also throwing elevation and riding surface into the mix. On top of this monitoring improvement with power allows you to monitor improvement at any duration.  As you start to get specific with your training you may want to focus on your power at specific durations. Those are all the reasons you should get a power meter and hopefully by now if you don't already have one you're thinking about getting one. I've said this before but a power meter should be the first upgrade that you make to your bike. Arrow wheels, a top of the line drivetrain or a carbon frame will all make your bike marginally faster but a power meter will make you as a person significantly faster if you know how to use it. Sure whatever man, arrow wheels marginally faster power meter significantly faster. Hypergain Beast Mode Mask Gainer Raw Edition in the cupcake flavor. It's overdue, you're gonna lap the field. Twice. That being said there are many different power meter types and brands on the market and it can be a little overwhelming deciding which one to go with. As a cycling coach I've coached many athletes who've used all sorts of different power meters and it's given me a pretty good idea of which ones work well and which ones don't. The two things that you want from a power meter are reliability and accuracy. You don't want your power meter giving you bad numbers or for there to be power drops or for your power meter to stop working all of a sudden for no apparent reason right before you're supposed to do an FTP test. Nah that's fine. Just a good excuse to put it off till next week. SRM has long been considered the gold standard for power meters and it's the power meter most commonly used in research for this very reason. That being said it's also the most expensive power meter you can buy. This is why for a crank based option my recommendation is Quark. Quark's accuracy is on par with SRM at a much lower price point. Quark is what I use personally. I actually have three of them on various bikes and I rarely ever have any issues with them and that's the same for all my athletes who use Quark. No power dropouts or weird data and if the battery needs to be replaced all it takes is a CR2032 that you can find at most grocery stores. There are also pedal based power meters which can be convenient because if you have multiple bikes or you're flying somewhere and you rent a bike it's a lot easier to swap pedals than it is to swap cranks and a lot of times cranks from one bike don't fit on another bike anyway. For a pedal based power meter my recommendation is the Feverro Asioma pedals. This is likely the most accurate pedal based power meter on the market because it uses an integrated gyroscope to measure instantaneous angular velocity as opposed to average angular velocity meaning that it stays accurate even with oval chainrings. They're also more affordable than other pedal based power meter options at $432 for single sided and $674 for dual sided. If you are serious about training with power I recommend going with the dual sided because most people have a discrepancy in the amount of power they can produce with their left and right leg. This isn't necessarily something that needs to be fixed unless it's really out of whack but it will affect the accuracy of your power meter if you have a single sided. As far as reliability goes I've been testing these pedals all year with no issues whatsoever and the reviews on these pedals seem to come to the same conclusion. I've left links for Quark and Feverro down in the description. Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed this video be sure to give it a like subscribe for weekly cycling videos just like this one and share this video with your cycling friends. I'll see you in the next one.


T. F. N. N. Headline news update. Good morning, folks. Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This year, 11 a.m. update and currently have all the U. S. Indices that we track trading to the downside. In fact, it looks like a sea of red out there. Now it's off to 85 points. That's only a quarter percent S&P down nine tenths or 35 points, one and a quarter percent for the NASDAQ 100, 157 points there. The Russell's off three tenths or six points. Trendy's down one is six tenths percent. That's 50 points to the downside. You've got gold trading out at 1844. It's off of its lows. It's still down $7.50. Silver's up 11 pennies trading out at 2160. Lights recruit is back to 3 percent down $2.38. Trading 76. 36. Natural gas is up 14 cents. Trading at 234. And the 30 year treasury's almost flat out there. Trading at 125. 15. Let's try to figure out what all that means out there by looking at that nine panel. Market update chart. We begin by taking a look at the ESMini. The ESMini is pulling back into its bullish structured profile area of support. That's between 4027 and 4067. If you look at the spot ball of Tilnecks, it right now is trading above its 50 day exponential moving average. The 50 day exponential is at 2061. Price right now is at 2091. If we get a close above 2061 today, more likely than not, we will see the ESMini make a run for the bottom of that profile at the 4027 level. If, on the other hand, the spot ball of Tilnecks closes back below the 50 day exponential moving average, well, that's actually puts the wind at the sail of the backs of the bulls. If we look at the NQ out there, it's got a nice TD9 count top. In fact, well, yesterday was a confirmed sell the D point pattern for the ESMini. In the case of the NQ, it's got a TD9 count top, I should say. Price right now is back underneath the top of its daily profile. We've seen this before here. Price did that on the trading day of February 10th. There was only one day below that level. So what's this going to do from here? Well, first, I would say if it takes out the low of February 10th, odds of favor, we get back to $119.75 to $12083. US dollar index, that may be part of the culprit out here. It did form a A to B equal CD pattern yesterday. By the way, in the ESMini, it did not form that new profile that we were looking at yesterday, that is. So the US dollar index has got a price target, the one to one A to B equal CD. We get us up to $105.56. Presumably, if that in fact unfolds and that you put some pressure on the equities, the end as far as metals as well. Speaking of metals, we've had gold pullback and test, and so far we jet its TD9 count breakout level in 1827. The actual low today, 1827.70. Got a new profile that's attempting to form there. Support an 1883 resistance, 1887. Folks, stay tuned for the Trader's Ed Show. What if you're off to start your Friday? Have a fantastic one, and we'll see you next Tuesday. Take care.


This is stock number 7516A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used half-ton truck headquarters. Today we are checking out this absolutely perfect 2017 Ram 1500 crew cab 5 foot 7 inch short box. This truck has the legendary 5.7 liter V8 Hemi motor. From this HD video you will be able to tell that this truck is just about perfect all the way around. Projector lamp, headlamps, LED running lights. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on now because it's like you're right here looking at the vehicle with me. Goodyear Wrangler 275 60R 20 tires with about I'd say 70 to 85% of the tread left and the 20-inch factory alloy rims with the chrome covers. Brilliant black crystal pearl is the color. This truck was locally owned by one of our managers here at the store. So it was bought brand new here, driven locally, serviced locally and traded in on a brand new one. So you could say it was executive driven from the dealership and very very nice condition. As you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and glass like that paint is. We do these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make a trip down, you can still see the truck here, the truck and of confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. Very clean down this side of the ride, has the factory wheel-to-wheel side steps, back rim is in an excellent condition as well and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. You can see it has the plastic wheel well liner which helps keep your frame and under body nice and clean and away from the salt. As we go around to the back you can see the rear bumper is absolutely perfect, no dents or dings on that, has the backup sensors as well as the front sensors, no dents or dings on that tailgate, has a backup camera and a locking tailgate. So the previous owner did have a bed rug in here so the beds actually never been used other than with the bed rug in it and has the LED bed lighting. As we go down this side of the truck, just as clean as the passenger side, you can see just how mirror-like and glass-like that paint is, very very clean. Like I said we want to make sure you get the most accurate representation of the vehicles possible so when you get here there's absolutely no surprises and really no surprises to speak of on this truck or anything the show has the fold-out tow mirrors, those are heated. Inside the Laramie package gives you the black leather interior, both of these seats are heated and cooled, no rips or tears on these seats. This truck has never been smoked in, has factory formats, power windows, power locks and power mirrors. We do have the auto headlamps, power pedals, those buttons on the back of the steering wheel are for controls. You can see this truck has 4,772 miles and that it has the 7-inch TFT display which is a really nice feature you can configure all those corners. It has the heated leather wrap steering wheel, no scuffs or scrapes, cruise controls, Bluetooth and information center controls on that side. It does have the 8.4 touchscreen radio with the factory navigation on it.  Power sunroof, passenger seat is very clean as well, no rips or tears on that seat and passenger side factory format. Take a quick look at the back seats and then we will check out under the hood back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system, the power sliding rear window with the built-in router frost. Also you have your load floor here which is a pretty neat feature if you got muddy boots or tools or if you got pets you can put both sides down and they can lay on a nice flat surface. 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Hey everybody, Dr. O here. So NEET, or Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis, regulates appetite. We've always been told that being physically active works up an appetite, but is that the truth? Did you know that moving more can actually help you eat less? So let's go ahead and take a look. Alright, so what can a 1956 study of 213 jute meal workers in Bengal tell us about our appetite today? Well, let's take a look at it. This is the most famous study ever done on the relationship between physical activity and appetite. So it's from 1956. The relation between caloric intake, body weight, and physical work. Studies in an industrial male population in West Bengal. Alright, so let's look at this chart here and then I'm going to talk about it a little bit. So you see we have at the bottom, we have the type of work, from sedentary to light work, medium heavy, and very heavy work. And then on the side, we have the number of calories they were taking in a day. And you see that as you transition from the middle towards the left, it says becoming sedentary does not downregulate food intake. So moving less does not cause you to eat less. Going to the right though, increasing physical activity improves satiety signaling. So notice that as you increase your physical activity, they are consuming more calories, but they're consuming the appropriate number of calories. That's why it's called the regulated zone. Their calorie intake is linked to their calorie expenditure. On the left hand side, it's called the non-regulated zone because they're eating way more than their body needs. Alright, so what does this all mean? A sedentary life appears to disconnect our satiety signals and our hunger signals from our movement. So satiety is the absence of hunger, the feeling of fullness. So basically you're going to be hungry when you really don't need food. You're not going to feel full even though you've eaten enough food for your movement. So it disconnects our physical activity from our hunger and fullness or satiety signals. Notice that the most sedentary workers on the left are consuming as many calories as people in the heavy work category, even though their energy expenditure would be wildly different. The people in the heavy work category are eating what they need to maintain their weight. The sedentary workers are eating way more than they need and they'd be piling on body fat that's what they found in the study. So let's look at some more recent studies. Energy balance, body composition, sedentaryness and appetite regulation, pathways to obesity. So a quote, sedentaryness, which would be physical inactivity, is positively associated with adiposity and is proposed to be a source of overconsumption and appetite dysregulation. So in plain English, moving less makes you want to eat more calories than you need. That's what this study is talking about. Low levels of physical activity are associated with dysregulation of energy intake and fat mass gain over one year. So this is a really neat one. They followed 421 people. So there was a positive relationship observed between calculated energy intake and activity group except in the lowest quintile or lowest 20% of the activity levels. So it basically meant unless you're on the far bottom and you're moving the least, then you were eating as much as you should. If you moved a lot, you ate a lot. If you moved a little, you ate less. But this lowest activity group, the group that was in the bottom 20%, they reported higher levels of disinhibition and cravings for savory foods compared to the groups with the highest level of physical activity. So they basically, they were craving food more. They had a harder time saying no to the food. They were hungrier than they should have been even though all the other people in the study were eating the appropriate amount of food. So what are we talking about here? The reason I love this study is because it even tells us the threshold. It tells us the number to shoot for to make sure this doesn't happen. But before we get there, the odds of gaining more than 3% of body fat during the one year follow up of this study were between 1.8 and 3.8 times higher for the individuals that were the least active compared to those in the middle activity group. So the 20% that had the lowest physical activity were much hungrier. They were having a harder time saying no to food. They were eating more than their body needed and they were up to 3.8 times more likely to gain a bunch of fat in the year follow up from this study. So here's what I really liked though. A threshold for achieving energy balance occurred at an activity level corresponding to 7,116 steps per day and amount achievable by most adults. So we're not talking about becoming a marathon runner so that you can get the appropriate appetite. We're talking about 7,116 steps per day. People that walked that many steps or above, they had a regulated appetite. People that walked less than that had a dysregulated appetite and guess what? A lot of typical Americans are walking between 4,000 and 6,000 steps. We're not hitting that number. So what this study found is that an adequate level of movement and activity appears to strengthen the connection between our food intake and our physical activities. It regulates our appetite. So eating more and moving less is a terrible combination. calorie behavior is causing the obesity epidemic on both ends of the calories in, calories out equation now. We're burning less calories because we're sedentary and we have an increased appetite because we're sedentary. That's a terrible combination. It made me think of just this kind of funny quote from Robert Quillen. Another good reducing exercise consists in placing both hands against the table edge and pushing back. So what are our key takeaways here? A lack of physical activity actually increases our appetite and leads to overeating. And moving more will help you lose weight by burning more calories while eating less. That's a win-win.  We learned that with the Amish and other people.  I've definitely found that myself. So walking and increasing your Neat don't spark hunger the same way that more intense forms of exercise do as well. All right, so what are our action steps here? For now, aim for at least 7,000 steps per day to help regulate your appetite. I'm going to ask you to try to get to a higher step count than that, but even getting for 7,000 or slightly above can start to help you regulate your activity as you get more physically fit there. All right, so in the next video, we're going to talk more about the importance of walking and how it can hopefully you can walk away from an early grave and have a long, healthy life. All right, I hope this helped. Have a wonderful day. Be blessed.


Ranger Bill, warrior of the woodland, struggling against extreme odds, traveling dangerous trails, fighting the many enemies of nature. This is the job of the guardian of the forest, Ranger Bill. Pouring rain, freezing cold, blistering heat, snow, floods, bears, rattlesnakes, mountain lions. Yes, all this in exchange for the satisfaction and pride of a job well done. You know, being a teacher isn't a bed of roses or a bowl of gravy, not by any stretch of the imagination. A teacher is just like a parent in many respects. Each student must be handled differently. Just as a parent must raise each child differently because they are different. So if a teacher has ten or thirty different pupils, he has ten or thirty different problems. And sometimes they can be real problems indeed. Why don't we call this story the Ranger Factory? Colonel Anders, my boss and the man in charge of the whole Western area, ordered me to the Ranger School, which is about a hundred miles northwest of Notty Pine. I was to take command of the school while Marty Westfield took his month's vacation, which he well deserved. I arrived at the school late in the afternoon. Ranger Factory, Bill. Factory is right. You certainly got some fine-looking young men here, Marty. How are you anyway? I'm just fine. In fact, I'm very fine now that I've got a month's loafing looking me right square in the eye. I noticed how you feel. You surely earned this one. Saying school grounds look like a military academy. Beautiful lawns, well kept, the buildings and grounds immaculate. This is a military academy for all practical purposes, Bill. We keep hard discipline here. These men have to learn how to take orders as well as give them later on in their Ranger careers. We want men here, not boys.  Fine lads, smart, ambitious, clean-cut, obedient. And yet, even though they obey orders and commands to the letter, they still don't stop thinking. I'm pleased to hear that, Bill. Look, let's run over to the house with your luggage, and then after dinner I'll brief you on the school and the present crop of Rangers to be. We hope. I'm sure glad your wife doesn't cook for me all the time, or I'd weigh 300. I don't think I'm not fighting the battle of the Belt Line continually, Bill. Yes, sir. I could understand that all right. Cynthia can really cook. Say, where are you going on your vacation? Well, why, we're going east to visit my folks and Cynthia's folks so the grandparents can see their grandchildren more than the usual once a year. We plan to visit some historical and educational spots, and then I'm going to do some fishing here. Sounds like good tonic for the nerves of a busy man like you. Well, come in. Here is the evening report, Mr. Westfield. Oh, very good. Bill, this is Jonathan Morgan, upper classman. John, this is a gentleman, the name of Bill Jefferson. We're glad to have you here, sir. We've heard much about you and we look forward to taking instructions under your command, sir. Thank you, Mr. Morgan. I'm glad to be aboard. Is that all, sir? Yes, John. You may go. Thank you, sir. Good night, gentlemen. Good night. Good night. Tag that young man for my division when he graduates money. Very sharp. He was a problem when he first came. Yes, one of the world owes me a living time. What did you do to get it out of him? We worked him so hard from sunrise to sunset that he didn't have time or the energy to think up ways to try and blow up his way through life.  Good. We made it rough for him for six months, though. It's like taking a rough-cut log and working on that log until you've cut it up and rebuilt it into a fine piece of furniture polished and something to draw respect and admiration. How many refuse to be rebuilt and never make the grade? Well, we've had six so far. Six out of 1,730 men. Man, that's a remarkable score. It's better to find out here they won't make it than out on the field where it may cause lives and property. All right. What do you say we take a walk around the campus, huh? That's a fine idea. We'll be able to work off some of the dinner before we turn in for the night. I was thinking the same thing. I'll go over the curriculum and the students with you for the next two days and then you'll have to roll your own boat. That'll be fine, Lonnie. Two days breaking in should keep me from getting blisters on my hand. You asleep? Almost. Why, guess who I was just introduced to over at the old man's house? Not Bill Jefferson in the flesh. What's he look like? About six feet or maybe more. Dark hair, brown I'd say. But what a physique! Boy, that guy's nothing but bone and muscle and it's put together in the right places. He looks like he could break a grizzly and half bare-handed. Looks dignified and handsome, too. A natural-born leader of men. We're in for something. I wish I were in the new recruit class now. He'll really teach them something. You said it. He looks pleasant but I hear he's plenty tough. He's fair but tough. I've heard that he's helped a lot of people and that he's a Christian. If that's true, he can't be so bad. We'll find out after the old man leaves on his vacation. Bill, how many? Four. How many problem men? Oh, you're wise as an owl, Bill. There are three problem men. Eric Sloan, Frank Pertzler, the man called him Brownie, and Nicholas Anzio. Tell me about them. Eric Sloan is on his second tour of the school. Second time? What happened the first time? Flunk out? Eric's a good scholar, but he's frightened almost to death of a parachute jump. Oh, a fear complex, huh? Oh, we've made some progress, but I'm afraid it's not enough. Brownie is another fear complex problem. Is that right? Yes. He fears snakes and a snake. That's too bad. The uneducated fear snakes because they don't know them and their habits. Brownie shouldn't. That's a college-level education he's had. How about Nick? Lore of the same. What's he afraid of? Walter. Well, that's an easy one to overcome. The other two are going to be difficult to say the least. I'm glad I'm going on vacation. You say that as though you have apprehensions, Marty. Well, this is the first class that's had three men with fear complexes. I don't envy your job. Usually we have one man with fear complex. Although the aptitude and psychiatric tests usually spot these men before they come to us, and they're weeded out. I'll see what I can do to help these three men. I know you will. That's why I asked Colonel Anders to send you. Oh, so you're the culprit. Yeah. Bill, we need a man here who can be firm, but understanding. Fair but tough. One who loves his men, but yet won't let them think they can get away with a thing. Well, thank you. I'll do all I can to confirm your trust in me. Say, and you better be getting home? Was it that time already? Sure is. Bill, I've got to run since you will have nervous frustration if I'm late. Right, man. Let me know how things are going. Well, yeah, have a good rest, Marty. Goodbye. Well, it looks like we're in for it now, fellas. I know what you mean, Nick. I heard our new CO takes you right up in the field, and there's no horsing around either. I suppose the first thing we'll do is make a parachute jump. Nobody knows, Eric, but whatever it is, a tough teacher teaches you a lot if you can take it. All I hope is that he doesn't hold any swimming contests. Well, I'm not going to worry about it, Ronnie. I'm doing the best I can, and that's all he can ask. Well, time for hitting the good old bed, huh? It's almost lights out time. I want to be rested for tomorrow. Right. Let's get out of here and head for the dorm. We'll get ready to face the tiger in the morning. Good morning, Mr. Jefferson. Good morning, John. It's a fine morning, sir. You hear all the morning reports. Well, thank you. Any special orders, sir? Yes, I want all the men and their instructors in the auditorium at 9 o'clock. Yes, sir. I'll take care of it right away. Anything else, sir? No, not right now. Thank you. Oh, Jonathan. Yes, sir? Oh, one more thing. Alert the airfield. I'm taking the recruits out for a fire jump at 10 o'clock. Very well, sir. I'll attend to it. Good morning, gentlemen. I suppose you've heard wild tales about me and how I can skin a cougar with one hand tied behind my back. Well, it seems that every time there's a change in command, the tales run wild over the area. Some are true. Most of them are just tales. It's a human trait to decorate truth with the fancies of one's mind, according to the likes or dislikes of the person telling the story. You may have nothing to fear from me as long as you hit the ball to the best of your ability. I expect you to do your best. If you don't, or can't hit the ball the way you should, then I'm going to find out why. We're all human beings. We all make mistakes. Likewise, we all have different abilities. My job is not only to teach you, but to help you. So we'll work together to help you make good. I don't want to see any man here be afraid to come to me and speak his mind. Mr. Jefferson. Yes, John? A yellow alert has come in, sir. A small fire has broken out in the tall tree country. Well, this is fine. Thank you, John. Gentlemen, a yellow alert has just come in. A small fire has broken out in the tall tree country. This is most opportune since I have planned to take the recruits up for a fire job at 10 o'clock. Mr. Anderson. You will be in charge while I'm gone. All upperclassmen will prepare and stand by according to the usual practice when a yellow alert comes in. If the fire gets out of control, you'll proceed according to plan and send student units to various field commanders.  Yes, sir. Fine, thank you. The recruits will immediately leave for the airfield. Gentlemen, you're dismissed. Recording inspection, sir. Thank you, John. What's your name, son? Frank Purchlos, sir. The fellas call me Brownie. Just your parachute harness like this, Brownie. Be more comfortable.  It'll be without one when you step onto the slipstream of the plane. Hey fella, I'll let you ripcord twist like that. You're going to need your chute when you start down, you know. What's your name, major? Nick Danzio, sir. Nick, I don't like the way your chutes practice. I'll put it back to the chute room and get another. Tell them I said to repack this one. Yes, sir. Board the plane, man.  Man, we'll jump on the next pass to the lee side of the fire. When we get on the ground, we'll group, set up our line of attack. This is only practice for you, man, and we'll not fight the fire this time. All right? Hook your ripcords to the line and get ready. Here we go. Here we go. The hatch. Follow the man in front of you right out. Keep on his heels or your land goes together. Don't break the pattern. Come on, young fellow. Out you go. Well, don't just stand there and jump. Oh, it's too late now. What's your name? Eric, there's nothing to be afraid of. Now let's try it again. I'll be right behind you this time. That's being the last man isn't good for you. And the pilot is bringing the plane around again. When I give the word, we'll step to the door and jump. Jump, Ranger! No, no, no, don't push me. Stop, friendly. You go back with the plane. I'll tell the pilot you to go back, then I'll jump. If a red alert comes through, you'll go over the ground. Tell Mr. Anderson those are my orders. You're not the first Ranger who found a difficult jump. Good work, fellows. You've set up your line of attack quickly and effectively. Let's get to the truck and back to school. Sir? Yes, Nick? How's the work? Oh, you'll be all right. Recruits, gather around a minute over here.  There isn't such a man as a coward in the Ranger service. You know it's an unwritten law in the Ranger service never to ridicule a man because he shows fear. It's our job to help him overcome this fear. Remember, you may be the next one to crack. We all have a fear of something, and bravery is the overpowering of one's fears efficiently to carry out the job to be done. All right, let's get back to school. What did he say to you in the plane, Eric? He's a swell guy. Man, I sure wanted to jump for him, but I couldn't. He's very kind. He gave me the impression that he understood my fear. Said I wasn't the first Ranger who found it difficult to jump. Is that how he put it? His very words. And how I wanted to jump. My feet wouldn't move. Someday I'm going to jump, just for Bill Jefferson. Good morning, Mr. Jefferson. It's been a wonderful day for a swim. That's what I was thinking. How about you and I going for a swim? Me, sir? Why, I can swim fine. I take it that you feel I need some brushing up or something like that. I'm a good swimmer, and I've got a lot of time in the water. That's fine, Nick. Do you have any objections to swimming with me, or am I too old to compete with a strapping young man like you? Too old, sir? Why, you're the picture of health. You must have been on the college swimming team.  I sure admire you for keeping in the pink of condition. Why, there isn't an ounce of fat on you, and you've got a good wind and stamina. Nick. Yes, sir? In the pool, now. I guess my tongue isn't as good as I think it is. That's right. Here in the deep water, sir? Now we'll start in the shallow water. Every day I want you to meet me here, and in two weeks I'll have you enjoying the water instead of fearing it. Then you know. Yes. Mr. Westfield told me. But even if he didn't, you gave yourself away. How? A man who's good at anything doesn't have to stop and convince everybody he's good. You swim very well with your mouth, Nick, but you're not fooling anyone but Nick.  I should have known better than to try and buffalo you. I'm ready, and I'm sorry I lied, sir. I apologize, Mr. Jefferson. I know you didn't do it deliberately. That's your defense mechanism against showing your fear of water. But we'll change that in two weeks. You sent for me, sir? Yes, Brownie. Sit down. Thank you, sir. Brownie, every time we're out in the forest working on a problem, you show a highly nervous attitude. And your alertness is out of a watchdog. You're in a state of readiness to jump out of your skin, if neatly. Me, sir? Of course. Now, what are you afraid of? Snakes, sir. Have you ever been close to a rattlesnake? No, no, sir. Have you ever seen a rattlesnake? No, only in pictures. Have you ever studied literature and snakes? To learn their habits and their dangerous points? Somewhat, sir. What would you say if I told you there's a rattlesnake in this room in a cage? There is. Where is he? I'm getting out of here. Close that door and come back here. Please, sir. Don't let the snake out. Why not? It isn't going to hurt you. Brownie, you've got a lot to learn about snakes. And the best way to teach you is firsthand. Now, I'm going to let the rattler out on the floor. Please, sir. Don't let the snake out. Brownie, what's the matter? I'm sick. I'm afraid I'm going to... Now, sit down on the floor.   I'll rest for a couple minutes and we'll continue. Now, Brownie, you'll notice that although I don't fear snakes, I keep a safe distance from the poisonous ones by using this snake stick. Stand perfectly still. I want to demonstrate a fact. Don't worry about me moving, sir, except for the door. That snake is more afraid of you than you are of it. Is that a fact, sir? Absolutely. Now, a snake can't hear. You can talk as loud as you want and the reptile won't react. You see? But stamp on the floor and see what happens. They react to vibrations. Right. Now, I'll put that rascal back into his cage, give a snake a chance to get away and it will. Wear high-top leather boots and never step over a log or a rock without first giving it a kick. And you'll be all right. Condition read, sir. There's been a rekindle on that fire in the windshield. It's raging out of control. The personnel are ordered into the fight by Colonel Anderson. You're to assume top command, sir. All right, let's go. Mr. Anderson! Anderson! Yes, sir. How long before that fire lane is going to be finished? It's very long. That's fine. Pull the man with you as you go. The fire will drown here in half an hour. We'll have stopped its spread from this flank. Medic, where are you? Right here. Are you able to contact Stumpy Jenkins? No, sir. Here, let me have that radio. I'm going to get Eric to jump from that plane if it's the last thing I do. Bill, Forest Service plane CX 392. Put Eric Sloan on the mic. Eric, get this and get it fast. One of my lieutenants, Stumpy Jenkins, is trying to fight his way through to us to keep the fire this side of the mountain. He's not going to make it unless we're raising my radio. We're all right. We've got the fire stopped here. But you're going to have to jump into clearing 108, which is marked on your map. You've got to keep those men from getting their backs to the ledge or they'll be killed.  Yes, sir. Good boy. Over and out. Go, Mr. Jefferson. That's fine. All right, let's move out before we have a drowning fire on our hands. Hey, freeze where you are, Brownie! I see him. He was too big to let him live. Good boy, Brownie. He'll be fine now. All right, let's get with it, men. We've got to get around to the other flank and help out. Maddox, get me a report from the other fronts and tell them to stand by for change in orders. Let's forward this, Crickman. Now, watch yourselves. It's deep and the current is strong. Nick, this is a new experience for you. You're loaded with gear now instead of just swimming trunks.  I won't help you. I'll be right in back of you in case you flunk. All right, let's go. Yes, sir. How deep is this get? Not much deeper. The fire is out. You've done a fine job. That goes for recruits and upperclassmen. I'm proud of each and every one of you. Well, the trucks are waiting to take us back to school, so let's get together. May I speak to you, sir? Yes, Eric, of course. First, I want to thank you for the wonderful way you've shown me how to overcome my fears. We've been firm but very understanding. Well, I'm resigning from the Forest Service in the morning. Eric, you're resigning? That's when you're winning? I'm not sure that I could always come through like I did today, Mr. Jefferson. I was scared to death, but I jumped anyhow. Now I'm not so afraid anymore, but I don't trust myself. I wouldn't want to be the cause of any rangers losing their lives because I couldn't deliver when I was supposed to. I hope you'll understand, sir. Yes, Eric, I do. You're a brave and courageous man. It takes a mature man to make the decision you've made. You're facing your problem honestly. That's all we ask. I'm proud to have had you in the school, Ranger. Thank you, sir. I'm proud to have served under you. I'll never forget the lessons I've learned here in the Ranger Factory. Well, it's always best to face your problems honestly. Look them right in the eye, and you'll find out that many will solve themselves. And I should add, as a Christian, if you can't work them out, then come to the Lord in prayer, and he'll help you. If you don't know how to pray, this gold teacher, your pastor, or a Christian friend, they'll help you meet Christ. See you next week for more adventure with...


Remember a Hallmark card when you carry enough to send the very best. From Hollywood, the makers of Hallmark cards bring you another inspiring true story. On the Hallmark Hall of Fame. An actual person who, because of his courage and achievement, is honored tonight on the Hallmark Hall of Fame. Presented by our distinguished host, Mr. Lionel Barrymore. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Hallmark Hall of Fame. Respectfully dedicated to men and women whose service, sacrifice and devotion have made our own lives a little better. But about whom we know all too little. Today is Mother's Day. A day to honor her, to express our love and respect and admiration for her. To appropriately mark this day, the Hallmark Hall of Fame presents the story of the American mother whose love guided the growth and developed the character of the man who was first a great general and then a great president of the United States. George Washington. And in addition to the story of Mary Washington, we shall hear transcribed from New York, America's mother of the year. Now here is Frank Goetz from the makers of Hallmark Cards. When you're looking for a way to say something to someone you care for, look for a Hallmark card and you will find the card you want to send. Because Hallmark Cards are designed to say what you want to say, just the way you want to say it.  That's why Hallmark on the back of a greeting card has come to mean you carry enough to send the very best. Lionel Barrymore appears by arrangement with Metro Golden Mayor, producers of the Technicolor picture Young Bess, starring Gene Simmons, Stuart Granger, Deborah Carr and Charles Lawton. And now Lionel Barrymore brings you the first act of our Hallmark Hall of Fame. Here is the story of quiet greatness. The chronicle of a mother who sought the background. But by her own splendid example, a judgment and faith raised five children, one of whom was destined to dominate the foreground of a new nation. The nation was our own United States of America. The mother, Mary Washington. Is 1833, May 7th, 1833. The scene is Fredericksburg, Virginia, where the town's people have gathered to hear a eulogy over a simple grave. The speaker is President Andrew Jackson. My fellow citizens, more than a century has passed since she, to whom we paid tributes, entered upon the active scenes of life. It is to her eternal credit that in that century she gave us George Washington. It is to our eternal discredit that the grave of Mary Washington has gone unmarked until this moment. She is 44 years dead, and our United States is 44 years young. Today, let us wipe away our own dishonor by honoring the mother who gave life to George Washington and inspired in him the qualities of leadership for which he is revered. The precepts of Mary Washington were reflected in every act of her son's life. Back across the years goes the tribute of President Jackson to Mary Washington. Back to her birth in 1706, to her marriage to Augustine Washington in 1730, to the birth of their five children. George, her eldest son, was 11 years old when his father died. Mother, a man does not weep, does he? Men weep, as women do. But tears are a selfish tribute, George. Selfish? Tears say, look at my grief. I am full of pity for myself. We shall miss your father, always, in deep personal ways. But we pay our tribute to him and grateful thanks because he lived, not because he died. If I were older, if I were a man. There is still time for you to become a man, my son. And when the time comes, your own mind will tell you first. Mary Washington must have found herself studying, George. As the weeks and months fed by, watching her son grow to young manhood, the idol of his sister and younger brothers. As years of decision were ahead, Mary must have wondered what those decisions would be. I can't understand what's taking George so long. He said he had some small packing left to do. Packing? His boxes are already aboard the vessel. Has anyone explained to him that a midshipman's life is not a pleasure cruise? No one but you is qualified to explain that to him, Lawrence.  You were half-bothered and would be welcome, I'm sure. Where a mother might be in the way. I'll wait with you. You know, you've surprised me a great deal. Indeed, how? I know you're against George going to sea. I know you don't think he belongs in the English Navy. I've never said that, Lawrence. No, no, no, no. You've never said it, but your silence has been eloquent. If you had said one word against it, George wouldn't be going. I think that must have taken great courage. Courage is a big word. I'd be silent because this is George's decision to make. It's part of being a mother, Lawrence. One of the hard parts. To know the right time to let go of the child's hand and let him walk on without you. George is 15. I can't think of him anymore as a boy. How I must say, I envy George. He's fortunate to have such a mother. And to have you, Lawrence. You're his friend, companion, and older man for George to look to. I'm grateful for all you've done for him. Including securing the midshipman's wand for him in the Royal Navy? Well, it's made him very happy that you would want him to follow your career, too. Well, George will be coming down soon. I'll wait in the carriage for him. You'll want these last moments alone with him. Thank you, Lawrence. I bid you good morning, madam.  You've not much time before sailing, you know. I know, mother. Well, I gathered the books I wanted to take, and I found myself looking through them. I found this in an old copy book. It's in your hand, mother. Remember when you wrote it? Well, I'm not sure, dear. What is it? Labor to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire. Conscience. Oh, yes, I remember. And here, mother, in the Bible you gave me, you've written, let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father, which is in heaven. Chapter 5 of St. Matthew, verse 16. Where is he? Where, George? Mother, sit here by me. Well, Lawrence is waiting in the carriage, George. Mother, just now I've begun to understand. I think maybe I know what a conscience really is now. I think I understand the words from the Bible. I don't know if I can explain, but... Much of real knowledge is slow in coming, son. But once you really know and understand, it never leaves you. Remember when Father died? You told me that when the time came for me to be a man, my own mind would tell me. Yes, George, I remember. I think that time has come, mother. I've decided not to go to sea. You must be very sure, George, to owe it to yourself and to Lawrence. Lawrence will understand. It is my decision to make, and I've made it. Let me look at you. Yes, mother. It is a subtle change, but it is there. I look at my boy, and suddenly there he is, a man. A man's place is in his home, meeting his responsibilities. I want to be here, mother, to help you so long as you need it. Tears, mother? Yes, George. Selfish tears of joy. A 14-year-old boy decides against a career in the English Navy. And the future course of history changes. The Virginia Colony thanks you, Mary Washington. The Continental Army to come thanks you for your early teachings of responsibility. Your own fine dedication to duty shaped and formed that decision that saw America gain its first great general and president, George Washington. In just a moment, we return to the second act of the Hallmark Hall of Fame. Once again, spring, loveliest of seasons, has taken over the land. As Reginald Heber expressed it, spring unlocks the flowers and paints the laughing soil. It's no wonder that we Americans plan some of our happiest celebrations for May and June. Graduations, for instance, and bridal showers and traditional June weddings. Now, many of you will be shopping soon for the gifts you'll want to give on these occasions, and when you do, I'd like to suggest that you choose Hallmark gift papers to carry out the mood of each gift you select. You'll find a fresh spring collection of Hallmark gift papers with tags to match at the fine stores where Hallmark cards are sold. There are graduation papers for boys or girls, feminine prints for shower gifts, and a sparkling array of wedding gift papers for everything from formal silverware to kitchen accessories.  So look for the gift wrappings with the Hallmark and crown on the package. The symbol that means you carry enough to send the very best. And now Lionel Bellymour brings you the second act of our true story of Mary Washington. 1833. Mary Washington's friends and neighbors are gathered at her simple grave. And the words of President Andrew Jackson continue to echo their eulogy across the Virginia countryside. Some of you are contemporaries of Mary Washington, the fellow at grave we meet today. And as we recall, the power of greatness was evident in her son. Let us thank God that this power was guided and directed by a worthy mother whose very goodness and judgment inspired that greatness in the powers of honesty, virtue, patriotism and wisdom. Recall to President Jackson that Mary Washington was at once counsel, advisor and companion to her son, a parent and a friend. At the outset of the French and Indian war, as a young officer in the Virginia militia, George Washington said goodbye to his mother. I've said my farewells to my sister and brothers. I shall miss them.  Samuel was quite excited to learn that you were going north with General Braddock, George. Yes, I promised to write to him as often as possible. And how shall I write you, mother? Shall I protect you from the truth about the war?  What will be in your heart to write me, George? The truth. You have taught me to love the truth, to live it. Wherever we engage the French or the Indians, there will be danger. I would not willingly cause you worry, but to yield over the stark details of battle would do a great disservice to your intelligence. Bless you, my son. If you had said all of them that, I would feel that I had failed you. And so the letters came to Mary Washington, letters from the son who regarded his mother as a companion intelligence, deserving of the truth she told him. Months and years and battles passed, and Mary Washington witnessed the growth of her son until one day he stood before her, the commander-in-chief of the American forces in the War of Independence. I believe we've gathered most of your possessions together. The men and I will see that they are safely deposited at the Fredericksburg House. You speak with great authority, General. But I am not a member of your army. Suppose I refuse your command. In time of war, that amounts to treason. Even on the part of a civilian gentleman. Then shoot me, my son. Oh, Mother. I really will leave a great part of me in this house. I know that, Mother. You were born here in Betty, Samuel, John, Augustine, and Charles. But it's been a good house, George. A happy home. And you may know what's happened as again, Mother, once the war is over. But it's my turn to be selfish. I'll feel more peace at heart to know your safe, nearer friends at Fredericksburg. Then so be it. Perhaps... Perhaps the other side of the Rappahannock River is just as lovely, George. Yes, Mother. I am honored that you had the thought and took the time from the burden of your task to come here to see me settled and comfortable. I pray, God, that you are a good commander. God knows you are a good son. So Mary Washington moved across the river to Fredericksburg. There she kept her own house, worked its grounds, and moved faithfully to her son. Alone she prayed for an early end of the war, and his speed returned to his family. A model of brave dignity, Mary did much in example for the women of Virginia who had sent their men to war. Hours of spinning yet to do, and no light to see by. Oh, December days are not long enough. Well, tomorrow's another day. Well, no need to pound the door down. My hearing is still quite good, thank you. Mrs. Washington, I ran all the way from the newspaper office. Come in. Come here by the fire. Oh, myself. Thank you. It is bitter cold out. Bitter. But we know no cold as intense as the cold on the Delaware this night. Mrs. Washington, the general has crossed the Delaware.  And is George safe? Safe and victorious. We're preparing a special edition of the Express. Soon all Fedvicksburg will know the brilliance of his strategy, his uncompromising bravery. His men. Were our losses heavy? Very light. All thanks to General Washington. The messenger back from the Delaware says his mastery over the enemy is unparalleled. That your son is the greatest commander in history. Thank God for his victory. That he and his men were spared. To the north, there is talk that we should set up a dynasty with the general of the... Dynasty. Oh, sir, you forget yourself. Have we not had enough dynasties? Ah, but the general would be different. And if he would agree... Thanks heaven he will not agree. No. I know my son well. He will not forget himself. No, he is the subject of much praise. Mary Washington went back to her spinning, her weaving, her gardening, and her prayers. Her mother always anxious, always prayerful, but always a model of strength and faith. And Arba in her garden became a daily spot of prayer and meditation for the venerable lady. We are the light of the world. A city that is set on an hill cannot be hid. Neither do men light a candle and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick. And it gives light unto all that are in the house. Let your light so shine before men. That they may see your good works by your father, which is in heaven. George, George, my son. I'm home, mother. The war is over. Independence has been won. And I'm home. Oh, thank God. The struggle of man against men is over. There's something of their women too, isn't it? Oh. But you're tight, George. Boom, tired and weary. I was tired, mother. But at your side, I am young again. So young that I shall open the minuet at the victory ball this night at Fredericksburg. If only the lady of my choice will accompany me. Properly approached, I dare say the lady will accept. And I do trust her minuet as a stately one, George. I'm quite graceful myself. Be delighted, General Washington. Will not the others join us? I do not mind performing before my old friends at Fredericksburg. There are many here I do not recognize. Military uniforms. They are my comrades-in-arms, mother. Officers of the French Army. Behind me, standing in the orchestra, is my dear friend of whom I've written you, the Marquis de Lafayette. Look, he bows to me. How very charming. Ah, Monsieur de Maquille. She's a fine lady, she not notable in many ways. The General tells me hers is an inspiring intellect, and she knows a great faith. I wonder how many in this great room realize how profoundly she has influenced her son. I do not know. But her son knows. And for his mother, that would be the important thing. When the victory ball was over, General Washington begged his mother to come to Mount Vernon and take up her residence with him there. But Mary Washington's reply surprised no one. I thank you for your beautiful and affectionate offers. But my wants are few in this life. And I feel perfectly competent to take care of myself. Such is the story of quiet greatness. The story of Mary Washington. It is of her that President Andrew Jackson makes these concluding remarks over her grave and her beloved Fredericksburg. Fellow citizens, at your request and in your name, I now deposit this plate in the spot destined for it. And when the American pilgrims shall in after ages come up to this high and holy place and lay his hand upon this sacred column, may he recall the virtues of her who sleeps beneath and depart with his affections purified and his pious strength while he invokes his blessing upon Mary Washington. In Fredericksburg, Virginia, stands Mary Washington House, her last home. Also in that city is Mary Washington College, the women's division of the University of Virginia, named in memory of this great lady. This symbol of quiet greatness, this dominant example of inspiration, judgment, and faith. I'll be back in a minute to tell you about next week's inspiring story on Hallmark Hall of Fame and to introduce you to America's mother of the year. But first, here's my friend, Frank Goss, with some good advice about how to keep our friends. About how to keep our friends. In the 18th century, a famous English author named Sashit keep his friendships in constant repair. When you analyze it, that's pretty sound advice. For friendships which begin with mutual respect need a lot of thoughtfulness and care to keep them flourishing throughout the years. And you know, even though you don't have the leisure to visit your friends as often as folks did back in Mr. Johnson's day, there is one convenient way to remember them. I mean by sending Hallmark cards. At the fine stores where Hallmark cards are sold, you'll find ideal greetings for every special occasion. And you can choose Hallmark friendship cards too, cards that say, hello there, I'm thinking of you today. What a glow of warmth and happiness those cards will bring and what personal pleasure you'll take in selecting them. Yes, and there's something else to keep in mind. Each card you send will carry an extra measure of joy when the Hallmark appears on the back, for it means you'll carry enough to send the very best. And now here again is Lionel Barrymore. Well, Frank, speaking of friends, today's the day we stop and pay tribute to the most unselfish, most giving, truest friend there is, our mother. And we are very honored indeed now to have you meet America's mother of the year, Mrs. Ethelyn Bott of Belleville, Illinois, a leader in her community, active in church and charitable and civic affairs. Mrs. Bott was chosen for this coveted honor because of her splendid fulfillment of all the qualifications of motherhood. Thank you, Mr. Barrymore. It is a great compliment to be singled out as the mother of the year, and I am very happy to have been so chosen. It is a great honor to represent on the Hallmark program the millions of other American mothers who are so proud of their own sons and daughters as the future men and women who will build America. Your dramatization of the life of Mary Washington was a living tribute to mothers everywhere, and for them, I sincerely thank you. Well, our thanks and good wishes to you, Mrs. Ethelyn Bott. Like Mary Washington, you've made an exemplary contribution to family, community, and country for a distinguished and already distinguished role. That of the American mother. Now, next week on the Hallmark Hall of Fame, we shall dramatize the unusual story of Frederick Cudor, the Ice King. Our Hallmark Hall of Fame is every Sunday. Our producer-directors, William Gay, our script tonight was written by Kathleen Hite. Until next Sunday then, this is Lionel Barrymore saying, good night. Lonely in stores that have been carefully selected to give you expert and friendly service. Remember a Hallmark card when you carry enough to send the very best. Featured in our cast tonight were Lerene Tuttle as Mary Washington and Whitfield Conner as George. Will Ted D'Corsia, Ben Wright, Polly Bear, Richard Beals, and John McGovern. Each Sunday, Hallmark cards presents two great programs for the whole family's enjoyment. The Hallmark Hall of Fame on radio with host Lionel Barrymore and on television with Miss Sarah Churchill. Consult your paper for time and station. This is Frank Goss saying, good night to you all until next week at the same time when we present another Truder Life story of actual persons who in their own way have contributed to a better world for all of us to live in. Next Sunday, we honor Frederick Tutor on the Hallmark Hall of Fame. This is the CBS Radio Network. This is KMBC of Kansas City, Missouri.


Everyone shabber one thousand here today. I meant to have it over here, but I didn't I'm gonna try out this stove we bought at the thrift store and we'll Make sure it's working.  So anyway, let's go ahead and I'm gonna make some lunch. It's a late lunch. I'm gonna make some lunch.  So You know, keep monkeying her mother and your prayers for me if you would please But right now let's go ahead and make lunch Okay, so if you didn't see that video If I remember I'll link it below, but if you didn't see it, we ended up giving five dollars for this thing Little backstory on it, but It didn't have the knobs I found a couple of radio knobs these are off of an actual Yeah, well, there's aftermarket radios. I think these are roadmaster, but they fit on there and I Just had to shim them because they were a little loose. So let's open this up All right. All right, let's do it like that Open this up Take this out Take this out. We're gonna put this back in This part here screws onto this Okay, that just looked a little big. No one screw this part into here. Is that a spider or There's so many bugs down here in Florida base. I'm just gonna set this over here out of our way Make sure that's tight I am gonna raise this up Supposed to be 8,000 BTU so I Don't know if it is or not. It is vintage. I Can't remember about what I don't think I ever found the year on it, but I'm not sure exactly what it is either but anyway And I'm also trying this skillet out a company sent monkey the skillet to try out and I can't see what you're seeing because it's so Bright out here To try out and I was gonna try it out and I never did well I've used it a couple times in the house, but So I'll just do it right here, okay So I don't hear any gas coming out That almost a full tank there Am I missing something? Oh, no, see that's the thing that Why check these things out before we get out, you know where we're going because if it's if it's raining, you know I can't bolt a fire so Light gas a burner the same time you open the burner valve, but there's no gas coming through so Well, it should be Should be gas going through this line Doesn't say anything about that. That's just a regulator Maybe that's why someone donated it I know it's hot out here. I don't hear any gas going through these valves No gas. All right. Let me look. Let me take a look at this and let's see if I can get it going I'm gonna take an house and mess with it because it's hot out here. Okay guys, so that line was plugged up with grease I'm not I'm talking like axle grease, you know, like for a car And then after a while, you know grease like gets hardened up and that's what happened it was plugged up But it would be working pretty good now Okay, so Where's my pin good behind me? Okay Man, this is like I can't really touch it because it was oh out in the sun So we're going to heat this up and I've got two pieces of bacon Well one piece of bacon that I cut in half because it's really long we buy that right It's called right bacon WRI ght and That's the name brand of it and it's very good very good bacon All right, so I'm just going to see how much grease That the bacon comes up with Before I add anything Okay, it's sizzling All right, that's good Now I'll bring you back this sense and just watching Bacon fry right so I'll bring you back when we flip this Well All right now bring you back when we flip this Okay, so let's check this and that's why you know I like to check things like this so we don't have the same problem I had Which was weird because the last time we went camping Let me turn this down The last time not the last we went camping and My Coleman stove worked fine and then the next time we went camping it was just shooting solid fuel into the into the burner thing and Well, that's not good. You know I was wanting to catch everything on fire And that was weird because like I said, but a week or two before that It was working fine flawlessly so There we go. All right I'll bring you back when we put the eggs in there. Okay guys your opinion crunchy or chewy I like mine a little chewy. I stepped away for a minute kind of burnt that on one Well, it's not burnt to some people. That's perfect to me I Like it a little more chewy than that, but I'm gonna eat it.  So I thought Well, I'll just go ahead and finish this video up in here. I'm already in here and Most of the stuff was in here. So I hope that wasn't an eggshell I saw But Lot of a lot of people too. Let me know the comments.  I like it that way. Don't get me wrong. But to me, it's too messy now See one of these is really hot and Monkey bot this is what I use all the time and She she had bought well, she bought one and was like really really spicy hot I can't remember what you want I grabbed but And I had her taste and she's like, oh my god, that's very spicy and in here She bought another one yesterday Same packages same everything. I think they just put too much pepper in that one Or something, you know bad. I don't know bad batch or you know too much pepper in it.  I mean, I'll use it It just it was really really spicy So we thought, you know, damn, maybe it's it's a pepper type or something, but no it wasn't and A lot of people toast their bun And I like my bun toasted too But if I go too dark on it It makes my gums bleed because I have periodontal disease. So that's when your gums receive back so like Even using a a soft bristle toothbrush Will not it makes my gums bleed. So I have to use that that mouthwash That's I think it's scope.  So Um So I get this mouth mouthwash that works really well So I just have to use that.  Well, I do it's metal. I don't know if you're supposed to use metal on here Maybe if I'm careful I don't want scratch monkeys pan So we're gonna put this on here and we're gonna put Baking up there. Yeah, bacon's too hard for me. It might make my gums bleed So yeah there I know I know I know what a lot of my haters are gonna say Well, aren't you going to taste test it for us? All right Just as I suspected tastes like old metal and paint When you use something like is this not going to change the flavor of your food The only thing that does that is a barbecue, you know Uh, especially You know, especially if you're using charcoal or wood that does that will you know change the flavor or something This won't because it's no different from a gas stove in your home. I know what that's going to taste like It's going to taste like a bacon egg and cheese sandwich so But uh, yeah But yeah, that's um That's a good thing. I checked it. Well now it's ready to go But yeah, that's a good thing. I checked that I'll let that cool down everything and I'll Get that packed up Or you know ready for the next camp. I'll hopefully it'll be soon. I got to get the boat over here I still haven't patched that hole in that boat yet So monkey's chomping at the bit. She wants to get on the boat. I do too. So I was I thought she wanted to do the truck first I was like on next we need to get the truck pulled back over here So I can start rebuilding that engine. She said What about the boat? What about the boat? Aren't you going to do it first? I said like yeah, I guess I am now Because I asked her and I thought she said the truck and she said that way, you know if Because you know, I'm not going to it's not going to be a one-day job on the truck It's not going to be a one weekend job on the truck She said that way if you get want to take a break on the truck we can go boating And it's hard very hard to Argue with logic like that So you're right monkey. So yeah, that'll be our next thing. So Like I said the core of that earlier, you know, we went down this morning got tires put on it And uh, it's kind of running funny But uh, like I said, it's It just needs run. It's I'm sure it's got some water in it because you know Uh, it was on empty many many times and that's not good for So and then it was backed up underneath the house or like Not underneath the house but in front of the garage And down here hardly anybody down here hardly anybody has has gutters So it was running like down onto the trunk lid I think it was filling up and getting some gas and or some water in the gas, but Yeah No, Dennis. It's not rust. He won't let me live that down because that dude that was looking at it to buy it Well, that tank's full rust.  All right Didn't set that clock ahead I gotta go. I think monkey's messaging me and we'll give you an update on her mom. Thanks for watching everybody I appreciate it and we'll see y'all in the next one. Thanks again. Shea bear the myth man legend gone for now We'll see y'all in the next one. Bye. Bye guys. Have a great weekend coming up starting tomorrow. Bye. Bye Worked so well and I was still hungry. I thought what the hell? cool