This list is unofficial in every way, it's basically non-canon, and an SCP canon is what you make of it. Basically, it's a head canon. If you're interested in it, if you're an author that writes for SCP or want to write for SCP sometime, check out the Read Me link I've put down in the description, and it offers a lot of advice for people who want to write for SCPs, and a bunch of author notes and general advice, so I'm kind of skipping over that, so I'm just going to get right to the K-class list. A-level scenarios, generally accepted site-wide, appears in multiple SCP articles, Foundation tales, or one well-received, well-known, permanent resident article or tale. A-K-class, end-of-the-world scenario, description, end-of-the-world via restructuring of subjective reality, that is, the perceptions and or thought process of the human race, simply put, everyone goes crazy by one fashion or another. Moose's Notes Multiple references using similar definitions have appeared independently of each other in various works. This can be thought of as a restructuring scenario, but it would typically be termed as an end-of-the-world scenario because effectively for humans, the world has ended, just as thoroughly as if civilization got all blowed up. Appearances Change Scenario is first referenced and established as a scenario involving reality shifts related to BK-class undefined and CK-class restructuring. SCP-571 Scenario is- SCP-571 Scenario is the permanent alteration of behavior in all or the vast majority of the human race, caused by a memetic pattern with a piggybacking anomalous effect that forces the user to permanently fixate on spreading it. SCP-1101 Scenario is a perpetual argument encompassing all or the vast majority of the human race, caused by a mind-altering device with an exponential effect. SCP-1101 CK-class restructuring scenario Definition Restructuring of reality may mean a significant change in history, rewriting the present to match, or a change in the way physical laws work, or in the way the universe works, or a major rewriting of reality encompassing some or all of these. Moose's Notes The original restructuring scenario may have been created by an ex-site member and called CK-class reconfiguration, but as their work no longer exists, their usage of it is irrelevant. The only used one CK-class in the world scenario may be a subset of this scenario, see below. Appearances SCP-140 Scenario is retroactive restructuring of modern society based on alterations to timeline. Of multiverses of dandelion wine. Scenario in which the multiverse is collapsing, universes merging together. SCP-239-B Cliff Kondrackie SCP-239 Scenario is a reality-bending, rewriting reality as we know it. SCP-1237 A wide variety of wide-scale non-apocalyptic reality shifts. Change Scenario referenced along with AK-class and BK-class scenarios is one of three scenarios involving reality shifts. Recovered data file Scenario involving multiple CK-class events. Some deliberately initialized by the Foundation, apparently attempting to repair or control an ongoing restructuring scenario. GH-class Dead Greenhouse Scenario Definition Life as we know it is 80% or more dead, but the planet can still be fixed more or less and can still support life. Moose's Notes Also referred to as DG-class Scenario unofficially by author Dr. Gears in discussion. Appearances Document recovered from the Mariana's trench. Scenario is near total SCP containment breach, causing widespread destruction and chaos in which most of humanity dies, and the Foundation must rebuild the world to an approximation of what it once was. Referred to as GH-0 NK-class End of the World Scenario Definition End of the world caused by self-replicating material. Moose's Notes, also referred to as the Grey-Goo Scenario, once defined as a scenario characterized by an explosive event with effects on a geological scale. This definition can be considered defunct, as the current definition has been widely accepted and the earlier definitions seem excessively specific. Appearances SCP-505 Scenario's massive-scale environmental contamination caused by self-replicating ink. RK-class Restructuring Scenario Definition Outcompetition of Standard Earth Species by Non-Standard Life Forms Moose's Notes, definition taken from SCP-816 and thus may be excessively inaccurately specific. Alternates suggested definition. World is changed but humanity, history, and rules of reality are the same. Appearances SCP-816 RK-class Dominance Shift Scenario Definition Changing of the planet's dominant species Moose's Notes, in the modern day, indicate the shift to dominance by another life form or humans of alternate form and or culture. Appearances SCP-752 Scenario's competition between modern-day humans and genetically socially re-engineered humans projected to results in dominance shift. SCP-1000 Scenario is shift in which humanity becomes the dominant species of Earth by driving another species to near extinction and destroying their civilization semi-permanently. RK-class End-of-the-World Scenario Definition Salted Earth End-of-the-World Scenario, in other words, destruction of the world as we know it with little possibility of immediate rebuilding, may include but is not defined by threat of species extinction. Moose's Notes, the original End-of-the-World Scenario, formally meant a religious apocalypse in line with some variant of Abrahamic religious beliefs, usually as a direct result of a major religious event or artifact. Expanded further to the above definition, this term is also used as a shorthand or slang term for all apocalyptic scenarios. Appearances Dr. Kles' proposal for SCP-001 Scenario is a biblical apocalypse of some variant. SCP-152 Includes many XK-class scenarios that involve the extinction of humanity, specifies that apocalyptic events that involve the extinction of humanity are not all classified as XK-class scenarios. Revised Entry to SCP-173 SCP-173 involves alternate universe version of SCP-173 getting the ability to multiply with a hive mind, wiping out most of the human population of North America, South America, and the United Kingdom, followed by saturation nuclear bombing. SCP-227 Two example XK-class scenarios are given, wondering Brown dwarf the so-called Nemesis Hypothesis, or a gamma ray burst. Other apocalyptic cosmic events that are classified as XK-class scenarios are implied. SCP-231 Scenario involves a satanic cult-induced pregnancy, serving as a seventh seal, being ended or carried to term resulting in a supernatural religious apocalypse. SCP-435 Scenario involves SCP-435-2, the shadow of an extra-dimensional entity, causing massive widespread destruction on a nuclear detonation scale at minimum, to start, prevented only by keeping SCP-435-1 under bright light. A last resort preventative is contingency 435-XK-alpha. SCP-616 Fictional procedure involves destruction of supposedly Abrahamic religion-based SCP in event of any XK-class end-of-the-world scenario. SCP-701 Specifically not an XK-class scenario, only kills hundreds of people a year. SCP-861 Variety of scenarios based on Judeo-Christian religious beliefs refers to XK-400 and XK-423 through XK-436. XK-400A involves YHVH, XK-440-C through XK-440-V involve either the seven seals or entities associated with the seven seals. SCP-861 is preliminarily designated XK-440-X. XK-423 involves Leviathan. SCP-923 Scenario involves permanent alteration of landscape decree insanity in addition to severe spatial and temporal disturbances and various other worst classified effects, including materialization of something classified. SCP-1023 Scenario involves the detonation of a record number of nuclear detonations within a short period of time.  SCP-1237 Used to refer to a variety of possible apocalyptic scenarios caused by rewriting parts of reality via dreams, as distinct from the CK-class scenarios considered more likely to result. SCP-1591 Scenario involves a device that could theoretically dissolve the entire Earth and certainly the organisms on it. Stratagem SCP-008 Release of SCP-008 zombie virus said to likely result in an XK-class or XC-class scenario. The Sleep Per Chance to Dream Scenario involves using protocol XK-0272A as a reaction to a mass potentially species-wide deadly infection. Protocol requires destruction of all major worldwide population centers. Shorthand and slang references may not actually be technically classified as XK-event scenarios. SCP-096 Scenario involves near-unkillable creature breaching containment and killing the majority of the human species, likely slang. SCP-108 Used to refer to all apocalyptic scenarios SCP-523 Used to refer to all apocalyptic scenarios SCP-630 Contamination of water supply which would term warm-blooded life into black, non-reflective, blind, heat-seeking zombies is referred to in a researcher note as a kind of XK-event, likely slang. ZK-class Reality Failure Scenario Definition Reality Failure May or may not be the only one of many realities, may include end-of-all reality Mooses notes, proposed multiple times before finally being used always in the same sense Appearances S. Andrew Swann's Proposal for SCP-001 Scenarios to Possible Failure of the Foundation's Reality B-level scenarios, used in a less well-known SCP article or Foundation tell, or vaguely defined but used in multiple pieces BI-class Biological Invasion Scenario Definition Invasion of Earth by extraterrestrial lifeforms Mooses notes, implies some kind of distinction between extraterrestrial biological and non-biological invasion, not widely accepted but potentially usable Appearances The Bacterium Part 1 Part 2 Finale CK-class End of the World Scenario Definition End of the World via wide-scale or total restructuring of the physical mass of the world Mooses notes, seems to be a specific subset of the CK-class restructuring scenarios Appearances SCP-1053 SCP-1012 EK-class Undefined Scenario Mooses notes, does not end human life possibly destroys society, possibly destroys most or all of human consciousness Appearances SCP-338 A loop recording of survival instructions, rendezvous locations and status updates about the Great War, and seems to describe an EK-class scenario caused by the release of SCP-blank. The contents are changed and updated sporadically, ranging from twice daily to once every three weeks. SCP-1427 involves extinguishment of all human consciousness within approximately 215 days. EK-class Collapsed Global Civilization Scenario Definition Collapsed Global Civilization of a fashion that does not fall under another scenario Mooses notes, scenario did not originally imply any SCP containment breach, just any truly massive natural disaster, later expanded to be defined as Global Civilization Collapse, often caught by natural disasters on a massive scale Appearances SCP-1238 Scenario is a partial collapse of continental plates that would destroy major population centers In the Big League, scenario is an asteroid strike with estimated casualties of approximately 3 billion over 10 years. C-level Scenarios Used in an SCP article or Foundation tale but undefined EK-class Undefined Scenario Mooses notes, explicitly related to EK-class undefined or CK-class restructuring, dislike the others of the scenario involving reality shifts, likely a restructuring scenario Appearances Change EK-class Undefined Scenario Mooses notes, probably a redundant class at this point uses a throwaway and not necessarily very usable, alternatively a C-class scenario could reflect a partial K-class scenario For instance, an EK-class scenario could be the destruction of a specific subsection of humanity, say with genes that made them susceptible to a certain anomalous thing while the rest of humanity survives. Appearances Stratagem SCP-008 Results from an SCP-008 outbreak, EK-class scenarios suggested a similar likely alternate result D-level Scenarios Unused but proposed or referenced multiple times in discussion These definitions have a tendency to change EK-class Vacuum Decay Scenario Definition Vacuum Metastability Event Wiping out all life in reality Mooses notes, proposed by The Raven, used only in a deleted article, seems a bit overly specific


Hello good afternoon, I'm Thomas, this is Elie from the National Research Council of Canada. And I just wanted to show you something really cool that we're doing here in Canada. So bear with me and we'll go and see. So the National Research Council, what is that? It's a federal lab, so our role is to actually develop technology building blocks and help companies connect with the market. And for example today we're representing nine companies here in the Canadian Pavilion and we're showing a demo live of kind of a hockey play and how these wearable technologies actually really work in real life. So what does Canada do with printable electronics? We have a strong expertise in material. We're also doing various printing techniques. Here's an award-winning material from RIMOL, Nano Integrist. Just won the award, the best material at the show, right? So a few moments ago. It has a carbon nanotube material that enables to print directly transistors with very high performance. So how does it work? Well first of all we grow the nanotubes using a plasma torch process. And then what we do is we've engineered a polymer, the NRC is the most of the work, but still the polymer wraps around the tube like that and we'll selectively extract the nanotubes that we want for transistors, which is the semi-conducting kind because there's some nanotubes that are not good for transistors. So once the polymer has done its job you can really extract it, purify, and then print it using either inkjet aerosol deposition or maybe even reviewer. And then you can make transistors. I mean this is a close-up image but that's what they look like. And this is what our inks look like. So it's for the first time a truly scalable way of making those nanotubes. How soon is this mass produced? It's mass produced today. It is? Yep. And where does it go? It goes to our clients. I can't tell you unfortunately who they are but they're very excited so far about the prospects for biosensing, gas sensing, display drivers and maybe even memory and logic, but that's going to be a few years in the making. So what else you show here? Flexible electronics can also be used as integrated into government. And they will show an example from OnSignal in Montreal. Hey. Hi there. So who are you? Pascal from OnSignal. We're doing smart shirts. Smart shirts being the possibility to record your physiology through your wearable. So what's going on there? So basically what you have is the shirt is recording all sorts of things. Art and breathing goes through this module and through Bluetooth to your app. So this is my iPod so you can see. This is the iPod, the Apple device that gets transmitted by BLE from the box to the cloud afterward. So OnSignal, right? OnSignal, yeah. What did you do before? Is this your first product? Myself. So OnSignal is their first product. We're a very young company about three years old. I've been there for two years and a couple of months. Is this for sale already or how soon it's going to be for sale? So it has been for pre-sale since May. Kickstarter? Not Kickstarter, on our own website. And it's going to be shipped on Monday. Monday for how much? Monday for $200, $250 depending on which one you take because we have different styles. This one has no sleeve, we have short sleeves, long sleeves, white shirt. So what's the idea? Everybody doing sports will wear this or what? Everybody will wear this at some point. Everybody. So right now we're focusing on workout exercises but we really want to go on lifestyle and see what happens in the long term. For a short demonstration on how your body reacts to very basic things. I'm going to go... Perhaps the skipping rope first? Oh, the skipping rope, yes. Skip here and then we'll do a bit of... Okay. Let me remind you, I'm a scientist. So... Don't fall, huh? The rope is not my strength. If you fall, I get more views. Keep going, keep going. Harder, harder. Yes, yes, harder. Get up to 130. All right. This is the reason for 26 years of education. All right? Okay, now we're going to be kind of playing a bit of a thing. Yeah, so that's also... So this is about focus and steady movements. So Canada can play ice hockey? Yeah. Yeah. Quite a lot. Really? You're too good, eh? Give me a chance, give me a chance. Good. So when you're doing all this, we see the heart rate... Heart rate, respiration rate... Is there any chance that... Yes! No, no, that was... Okay. Is there any chance that there could be more than these two things? Oh yeah, of course. So the one you don't see right now is activity. So intensity, impact, all sorts of things, plus gyroscope. So these are our three first entry points or three first sensors. But our philosophy is having textile clothing or having all these sensors all together embedded in them, not added, but just as part of them. So it's going to be inside the H&M's and the Ross or whatever they call all the other ones, right? Yeah. Inside the clothes by default? Exactly. Like this one, what we have is really textile. Everything is textile-based. The electrodes are embedded. So the way we record art is really inside the shirt. And it's flexible? Of course. It's washing machine. Washing machine? Oh yeah. Recyclable? Well, that's another topic. Good question. We'll see that later. Is textile recyclable? I mean polyester cotton? I don't know. Well, it goes in the same place. Sorry, I asked that. Cool. No problem. Thank you very much. That's very nice. So many things happening in Canada. A lot of things happening in Canada, from material to devices too. The new end applications enabled by the flexible and wearable technology. So we're very excited about the opportunity. And it's happening in Montreal and where? Actually across the country, from indeed the East to the West, we have companies that are active in lighting, flexible lighting in Vancouver, companies working in wearables in Ottawa, a lot of companies in human machine interface, again coast to coast in Montreal, in Toronto and all that. And the government is providing support to all these guys doing innovation? We are providing hands-on R&D assistance developing technology building blocks that enable to really bridge the gap from academic research to real commercially focused research.


What's up y'all? W and I'm back with my favorite play of the year The biggest play I have in the doubles on and one of the plays that I kind of held back before the New Jersey tournament And I didn't really want to drop it for y'all, but I'm gonna do it and I'm gonna show y'all The part four the Green Bay doubles on mini scheme and as halfback circle a play with a halfback angle route Which have been dominant man for years a stock ten yard out route a baby hitch And of course a deep corner route that we still don't know how to garden man 18 So it has everything you want and this is the main play that I use in doubles on and I'll show y'all why Mainly because this corner out cannot be guarded and of course you have the running back angle route in case you get Pressure you can dump it off Now with this corner out what I like to do is always put it on a short side of the field You see a lot of people running their corner routes to the Y side of the field me However, I like mine on the short side because the deep blue really will probably never ever play this and cover for cover threes Different type of coverage is you will not find one that will jump down and cover this corner route because I run into the short side Rather than the wide side throw it to the left and down and possession catch it Always put your best route runner and your best receiver in the slot and mutt. I have Chris Carter I love Julio Jones in the slot, but if I'm using Seattle, I'll put Doug Baldwin because he is the best Catching traffic the best catch and the best route running So I'll put him over there in that spot and he'll continue to catch this route Was in front of the deep blues and over any clouds purples yellows whatever you want to put out there We all know they don't cover the deep corner route and that's what makes this place so dominant along with all the other reads It's a playing a game one of the few that you can run consistently without a single hot route So you can come out here and quick snap you have the half back angle You have the baby hitch and you have this play to Jimmy Graham if they want to blitz and get cute and cover Too high ball over the middle of Jimmy Graham the high low read between the tight end and the half back angle is Really good against pressure. It really puts a bind on the user because if to cover Jimmy Graham or tight end You really have to dedicate yourself to it and that leaves the running back wide open So that's one to another thing I love about the play Along with the ten yard out route Sometimes I'll max protect and if all else fails You can play maker to baby hitch and get you some yards in there If they take the user to cover your corner route, which is what they're probably going to end up doing because that corner route is that dominant So a lot of a lot of offenses now so far many team are really dedicated around the deep corner route and Honestly doubles on is nothing different and here you'll see in a couple games. This is actually on the middle of field But I still have you know my wire out over there to the short side I go ahead door earlier that time I held why to come around away from the corner That was actually cover for and it's still burning. Here we go with the max protect He does not take his user to cover why so I'll lead it over there possession catch in front of the deep blue It's really a dominant route Here we go This is actually match coverage and I see that this is why you put Julio Jones and Chris Carter in case they do something Stupid like play man covers with no safety. He'll beat him on the route and you can lob it up top Here you go man coverage with a cloud zone It gets past both of them beats the man in deeper than the clouds on just a really dominant route Two-man rush here. We're all out Again, I think that's Desmond's who font just cannot cover Chris Carter Wasn't with two-man rush here. It's not really open I'll playmaker might hitch back over the middle and get some yards with I think that's Randy Moss Really good with the playmaker chemistry But man to man again out route beats man to man You have to get your timing down on that because it's really sensitive this year You will do interceptions if you don't get your timing down on the ten yard out route on manpress But there's really not a zone you see this DB fire to blitz everybody hit him over the top of your tight end Get down so you can't get hit. That's one of the ways I like to attack the blitz This is really a player that can be ran against every coverage of blitz all out coverage Anywhere once I get inside the 25 I really don't think that corner routes as effective because the deep blues will be in the back of the end zone and they'll play more aggressive So if you get inside of 30 I would you know shy away from this play and mixing the other ones that I gave you like corner strike and flank or dig But this play is really the basis of my offense right now I really love it and it really puts a bind on the user because I feel you kind of got a user most of the routes on the It's all predicated around the deep corner If you like this video, please hit the like button if I get 200 likes I'm going to put out the fifth install minute of Green Bay doubles on mini scheme And I'm telling you that one's gonna be better than this one It's gonna be a one-play touchdown and I will show it to all you guys So please 200 likes. 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Why they'd be the sort of breakfast you'd go for even if they didn't taste so good. And they do taste delicious!  So that's for you! Swell-tasting Cheerios and milk for go-power! Eat them every morning and you'll hear... She's feeling... Lone Ranger's Indian friend, Toto, dismounted in front of Sheriff Gordon's office in Crystal Creek. The elderly lawman was an ex-railroad detective, whom the Lone Ranger and Toto had met years before. As the Indian entered the office, Sheriff Gordon exclaimed... Toto! I haven't seen you or your maddest pal since he helped me capture that train robber in Dodge City. It's plenty good to see you again, Sheriff. Well, I'm looking for another crook now. A crook in town? Yes, someone broke into the banker pal's house last night. The thief made off with a banker's gold watch and a wallet that held $20. Thief, not get much loot. The man with the stolen watch belonged to Pike's Folly. The banker's wooden to reward anyone who finds it and returns it to him. Oh, well, he got half a dozen reward notice from Well Sparkle. Who's wanted? A fellow named Ozark Riley. Him stealing money from Well Sparkle. Shoot, God! As quickly as possible, Toto told the Sheriff all he knew about Ozark Riley. As the lawman studied the handbills, he muttered... Rubbery's six months old. How come we didn't get these handbills sooner? A stagecoach carrying mail from Ozark City in Crystal Creek, attacked by India. I don't know why they use stagecoaches to carry the mail. Railroads do a better job. Let me give Marshall Frazier handbills in Ozark City. And then come here and give them to you. Thanks for bringing them to me, Toto. That's all right. Handbills list serial number, stolen money. Yes, yes. Do you have any reason to think Riley's in these parts? Lone Ranger, find out. He'll spend some time in Jackson City. It's two days' travel from here. That's right. Lone Ranger disguise himself as Prospector. Go there, ask question of Crook. Me plan meet Lone Ranger near Pinkard Rock in half hour. According to this notice, Riley has a tattooed star on his right arm. A new comer was in town a couple of days ago buying supplies at the general store. I saw a tattooed star on his right arm. Him in town now? He's staying at the shack north of here. It's about a three-hour ride from town. What's him look like? Heavy beard covers most of his face. Maybe him grow beard to hind face. When I asked him his name, he said he was Ozark Jones. In chain, last name. I figured he was local when he said he was prospecting a creek near the shack. There's no gold anywhere near the place. Maybe him use shack for hideout. Come on, Tondo. We'll pass Pinkard Rock on the way to the shack. Lone Ranger, wait at rock. We'll meet him and go call on Ozark Jones. Sheriff Gordon didn't know it. But at this same moment, the two men who robbed the banker in Crystal Creek were riding toward the shack occupied by Ozark Jones. The petty sneak thieves named Knife Coleman and Skip McCook were short of food and money. If we hadn't spent the $20 we stole, we'd have had cash enough to get breakfast before leaving Crystal Creek. What are you whining about? We got a meal and a night's lodging for the $20? It was a mighty slim meal. It was better than nothing. Maybe we should have tried to sell the bankers watch for money enough to buy supplies. That watch has Pike's name engraved on it. Sheriff would have jailed us fast if we tried to sell it. Knife, I'm through being a two-bit crook. Hunger makes a fellow do a lot of things, but I've never heard of it reforming anyone. I'm turning crook in a bigger way than ever. What do you mean? I've traveled on an empty stomach without cash of grub for the last time. From now on, when I rob a man, I'll get enough to make the risk worth while. That's easier said than done. I'll show you how easy it is. But when I see it, hey, skip, look. Sack ahead. Smoke's coming from the chimney. Someone must be fixing grub. Maybe they'll share it with us. Get up there. The two men drew rain and dismounted outside Ozark's shack. Knife pounded on the door, but without waiting for it to open, he lifted the latch. Hey, anyone home? What's the idea busting in here? Leave that gun on the table, mister. Why are you pulling a six-shooter on me? You gave me the idea when you reached for your hardware. You always meet callers with a gun. Strangers aren't welcome here. Now clear out. Yes, again, mister. Ozark's my name. Ozark Jones. All right, Ozark. My partner and I are hungry. That's your tough luck. There's food cooking on the stove. What about it? We'll help you eat it. I don't need any help. Now get going. We're staying. Knife, take his gun. You two have made a big mistake. No one's ever taken my gun and laid up. Tim, he's going for a gun. Did he hit you? No, I got him first. Man, he was plenty fast on the draw. He wasn't fast enough. He'd have killed me if I hadn't gunned him. Now we're in real trouble. I shot him and self-defense him. You didn't oppose your gun in the first place. He was reaching for his when we walked in here. We'll eat a quick meal, take some supplies, then look around to see if that bearded critter has any case. The partners ate greedily. Then his wife took supplies from a shelf. Skip noticed a chest in the corner of the room. After smashing the lock, he lifted the lid and gasped. Knife, it's full of case. There's thousands of dollars here. Gosh, you're right. We'll reach. That makes up for the money we didn't get from the banker last night. I'll fill your pockets, Knife. Right. But we can't carry. We'll put them to a saddle bank. Sure. Now we better clear out of here. Oh, wait till I get the supplies. From now on, we'll be able to buy what we need. Well, don't you want to take grub? All I want is to clear out before someone comes along and finds it. All right, I'm with you. Well, let's go. Meanwhile, Tahoe and Sheriff Gordon met the lone ranger at Painted Rock on the outskirts of Crystal Creek. The mask man no longer in the prospector's disguise he had worn in Jackson City greeted the lawman warmly. Then he told what he had learned about Ozark Riley. Riley was in Jackson City a few weeks ago. He'd grown up beard, but several people remembered seeing the tattooed star on his right arm. That's the fella I told Tahoe about, mister. But you know him, Sheriff? Yep. He calls himself Ozark Jones. He's living in the shack about two and a half hours north of here. We go there? Get him? Yes. Come on. Come on. We'll continue our lone ranger adventure in just a moment. Sailor Sam is the smartest boy. Whoever shouted Shibahai, he can weather any storm that blows. Fios, yes, he's got gold. He got gold. So nourishing because they're made from oats with minerals, vitamins, and proteins that your body needs. Yes, indeed. A bowl of Cheerios and milk really starts your day off right. Does all sorts of good things for your body. Helps you have strong bones and muscles, good red blood, and healthy nerves. So every morning, take on a bowl of Cheerios and milk for real go power. You like that wonderful toasted oat flavor too. Downright delicious. Come to think of it, Cheerios is one of the tastiest muscle-building foods you can eat. Try Cheerios and you'll hear... He's feeling his Cheerios. We'll continue. Lone Ranger, Toto, and Sheriff Gordon reached Ozark Shack. The lone man entered without knocking. As he stepped inside, followed by the lone ranger and Toto, Gordon exclaimed, Who's that? It looked like him dead. We'll soon find out whether he is or not. What about it, Sheriff? Yes, he's dead already. He cheated the hangman. You see the tattoo on his right arm? Oh, there's no doubt about his identity. Him, Ozark Riley. Maybe we'll find the wheels for our gold money here. The man who killed him probably took that money. What makes you think so? The smashed lock on his empty chest. You might be right. On the other hand, it might be hidden somewhere in this shack. Well, if you're going to look for it, I'll go outside and look for the killer's track. Good enough, Missy. Give me a hand with the search, will you, Toto? Let me help you look for money. A few moments later, the masked man re-entered the shack. Sheriff, I found the tracks of two riders outside. Where'd they go when they left here? The tracks headed west. We'll follow them. I'll go after them if you'd rather stay here to look for the money. I'd like to find that cage. Very well, I'll follow those tracks. Me, follow your trail. Join you later, Kim and Toto. All right, Toto. Adios. Well, see you later, Missy.  After they left Ozark's shack, the two killers headed for Modoc City. Because of their painstaking efforts to cover their tracks, they reached the thriving settlement later than they expected. As they rode along Main Street, Skip looked at the watch they had stolen from Banker Pike. It's seven o'clock, Nave. It was long enough to get here. It pays to be careful. Why you had to go to all the trouble of dragging brush over our tracks is more than I can figure out. I did it to cover our trail. That trick won't fool a good tracker. Now that we're this far with nothing to worry about, no one will be able to find us in a town this size. You've heard a lot about Modoc City. Yeah, so have I. Nice. Look. What's wrong? This is the Henry House Hotel. What about it? The next to Fred Harvey's outfit, that's the most famous eating place in the West. Oh, yeah? A woman named Malham's thronging. Well, let's stop and get a meal there. And now that we can afford the best, we'll do more than that. We'll rent a couple of rooms and stay there a few days. It suits me if the law doesn't get wise to us. We didn't leave a thing at that shack to tie us in Dozak's killin'. So forget the law. But if we're caught, we'll have. They'll have to prove we killed Dozak first. It'll all rain here at the Hitchfield. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. We'll take our saddlebags inside, rent our rooms, get cleaned up. And have some of the finest food we've ever tasted. It was dusk when the Lone Ranger reached Modoc City. To hide his mask, he pulled his debts in low over his eyes and guided Silver along back alleys. He drew rain at the rear door of the jail. Whoa, whoa, whoa, easy, steady, big fella. A few moments later, he was inside the office talking to Marshal Jim Fraser. He explained how he had followed the two men who shot Ozark Riley as far as the city limits. It was impossible to follow the trail along Main Street, Marshal Jim. Yeah, it'd take a bloodhound to do that, mister. They weren't far ahead of me. That means they haven't been in town long. That's right. In that case, we'll start looking around for a couple of newcomers. Meanwhile, in Mahank's dining room, Knife and Skip finished their meal. As Skip grained his third cup of coffee, Knife looked around the deserted room. Where's the last one? Has it finished eating, Skip? We were late starting, Knife. Man, that was a dog-gone-good meal. Best of every... Who do we pay for it? Well, here comes the youngster who served us. You just want more coffee? I know. No thanks. How much will you... Here's the chick. Oh, just a minute. And here's our case. Gosh, $100 bill. That's right, youngster. Don't you have anything smaller? Nope. Well, I'll have to ask more Hank to change it. I'll be right back. We'll wait right here. Hey, Ma. What is it, Ned? Those jents in the dining room handed me a $100 bill to pay their check. Sir, they're paying in paper money. I told them I'd have to ask you to change it. Paper money, huh? Ned, you go to the lobby and get the handbill. Marshall Jim gave me this morning. Yes. I want to compare the serial number on this bill with the Wells Fargo list. When Ned returned with the handbill, Ma Hank studied it closely. Right. Ma, those jents are still sitting in the dining room waiting for change. Well, let them wait, Ned. I got orders from Marshall Jim to be mighty careful about paper money. But they might come in here and find out what's taken so long. Bungalow! Huh? Ned. Ned, here's the serial number of this bill. You mean it's on the handbill? Yeah. I'll get my six-shooter out of the drawer. And ask those jents some questions. Six-shooter? That's right, Ned. This here is stolen money. Knife and skip had seen Ned pass the dining room on his way to the lobby to get the handbill. They saw it in his hand as he returned to the kitchen. Knife's eye is narrowed suspiciously. He was carrying the handbill, Skip. Yeah, I saw it. What do you make of that? I don't know. But I aim to find it out. Come on, we're going into that kitchen. Right. As they went through the swinging door to the kitchen, Ma turned from the drawer with her gun concealed beneath the folds of a apron. Wide-eyed with dismay, Ned, Ma's helper, exclaimed, Hey, what's the idea of busting in here? You're not allowed, Ma's kitchen. I ain't got anything, youngster. Are you the jents who handed Ned that $100 bill? That's right. We got tired of waiting for the chain. Well, you've got some explaining to do, Mr. What do you mean? That's right. What do you mean? That's stolen cash. Stolen? You heard me. How do you know he's stolen? Never skips, he has a gun. Give me that six-shoot already.  Help! Help! What up, youngster? Help! It's a hand over his mouth. Robert, Steve! Help! I'll quiet you with a gun barrel. Go on, then.  Right, look at him. As Skip struggled to take Ma's gun, knife held Ned in a grip of steel with one hand, clamped tightly over the boy's mouth. Hey, what's... Suddenly he was startled when a bullet struck the floor inches from his feet. The shot had been fired by the gun Ma still hails. Skip, get that gun! He's strong as an ox. I could get my hands free.  Knife, give me a hand. What's the gun place? Hey. Knife, it's a Marshal. You're covered. Surprised at the unexpected appearance of the Lone Ranger and Marshal Jim, Ma Hank released her hold on the gun. Skip snatched it from her, but before he could fire, the Lone Ranger's bullet smashed the weapon. Oh, my hand! My hand! I'll get you. Meanwhile, Knife tried to pull the N side to reach for his holster. No! But before his gun cleared leather, a silver bullet brushed his knuckles. Get your hands up unless you want more of the same treatment. Don't shoot again. I'll take their guns while you keep them covered, Mr. Very well, Marshal Jim. Oh, it takes the live. Where did you two come from? You've been going through town looking for two quitters. The masked man's been following. Guess as we were coming here to ask you about him, we heard gunslaying. I knew you were in trouble, Ma, so we came on the run. The trouble started when I recognized that paper money you told me about Marshal Jim. These polecats tried to pay for a meal with some of the Wells Fargo cash. You'd better search for Marshal Jim. I've got their guns, Mr. Let's see how much paper money they're carrying. They had a couple of fatal bags with them when they checked into the hotel. Maybe there's more to cash in their room. Ned, we'll search their rooms, too. All right. I'll shoot you here.  They're up. Who are you? Skip my cooks, my name. The law doesn't have anything on me.  And here's a fine-looking gold watch. Hey, give me that watch. The name engraved on the watch is Pike. You said your name's McCook. Sheriff Gordon's looking for a gold watch stolen from Banker Pike in Crystal Creek. Oh, Skip, they've got it for everything.  Power check the serial numbers of that cash against the list. Good idea, Mrs. Hange. You two are in plenty of trouble. The law gets the serial numbers of that money. The serial numbers have been on record for six months. What? Six months? What's got that cash? You didn't know it could be traced when you murdered and robbed Ozark Riley? You can't prove we murdered him. The serial numbers on those bills will be proof enough. Oh, whoever think Ozark was a thief. Look who's talking. What about the money, Mrs. Hange? Mr. Every one of the serial numbers checked with the list left on the handbag. But there's still a lot of numbers unaccounted for. The rest of the money may be in their saddlebag. We'll take these two to jail and search their rooms. Half an hour later, Sheriff Gordon entered Marshall Jim's office. As he approached the lawman's desk, he saw Banker Pike's gold watch gleaming on the blotter. He pocketed the timepiece to return it to its rightful owner. Then I've the meat stacks of new paper currency the Marshall counted. Is that the where's far go money, Marshall Frasier? That's right, Gordon. Tony and I met the Lone Ranger on our way into town a few minutes ago. He said he'd ride back to pick up Tony. I hear you've got the fellows who were to do Ozark Riley. Yeah, they're behind bars right now. Well, hey, Rick, you've earned the reward. No, no. It'll go to Maughan. She spotted the stolen money. Good for her. Yeah, but Ma's not half as pleased about that as she is about seeing the Lone Ranger. We'll return in just a moment for a word about our next exciting Lone Ranger adventure, rendezvous at the Little Bighorn. Because champions are made not for. Yes, sir. Get on your way. Get on your way. Get on your way with Wheaties. Don't ever doubt it. Champions are made, not born. You can get there. For example, take the story of Wheaties champion, Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals. Young Stan was willed no claim to fame, no magic way to learn the game. He had to sweat and give his all, learning to field and hit that ball. Sure, Wheaties was his breakfast call. 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by Pamale Soap and Colgate Dental Cream.  The Dennis Day Show with Barbara Eiler, B. Benadera, Dink Trout, George Dunning in the orchestra, and yours truly, Vern Smith, is written by Frank Galen and stars our popular young singer in A Day in the Life of Dennis Day. Here's Dennis to sing It's a Most Unusual Day. It's a Most Unus. A grand prize of $25,000 in one lump sum or $100 a month for life. And that's not all. There are over 2,000 prizes in Pamale's Big Treasure Chest Contest. Ford Zidane, Westinghouse Laundromat, From Silver Fox Scarves, Toastmaster Toasters, and it's easy to enter. Complete the last line of this jingle. A fresher, brighter-looking skin is something I would like to win. I'll get Pamale Soap today. Da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Write your last line on a plain sheet of paper or use an official entry blank giving complete rules obtainable at your dealers. Include your own and dealer's name and address and mail with the big word, Pamale, from the front of the wrapper of one regular and one bath size cake of Pamale soap to Box 92, New York 8, New York. Now here's the jingle once more. A fresher, brighter-looking skin is something I would like to win. I'll get Pamale Soap today. Da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Mail your entry to Pamale Box 92, New York 8, New York. Get Pamale Soap for a lovelier complexion. Remember, doctors prove Pamale's beauty results. Well, we've seldom seen a more glorious fall morning than this one in the little town of Weaverville. Brilliant sunshine turns each autumn leaf to gold and there's a tang in the air like wine. No wonder there's a sparkle in every eye, a carefree smile on every face. No wonder, pure joy of livid... Well, wait a minute. What's this? Well, there's our young hero, Dennis Day, walking into the Anderson House with the most woe-be-gone expression we've ever seen. My goodness, he hasn't looked like this since the junior G-man discharged him for being overage. I wonder what's happened? Why, Dennis, it's only 10 o'clock. What are you doing home from the shoe store? I've got a good notion not to go back to that shoe store ever, Mildred. The boss and I had words this morning. Word? What do you mean word? I said good morning and he said you're fired. What on earth did you do? Oh, I guess it was that order I bought from a salesman without consulting the boss. Gosh, I still think 300 pairs of ladies mules with fur on them at 50 cents a pair is a good buy. Oh gee, it seems so to me too. Sure. How did I know that we're all size 13 and a half? Dear, isn't it just awful the bad luck? Oh, hi, Daddy. Good morning, children. Something wrong, Mildred?  Oh, Dennis is out of work again, Daddy. Yeah, it's getting pretty darn discouraging going from one job to another, Mr. Anderson.  Until a young man gets married, he's like a deflated balloon, incapable of rising. Ah, someday you'll find your gas bag just as I have. Heard him say many times that he was incomplete until he met mother. Sure. She was what finished me off on him. She finished me off, all right. Oh, well, just a little belly laugh to cheer up Dennis. Now, why not drop in with that employment agency downtown, my boy? I'm sure they'll locate something for you. Gee, do you really think so? Of course. And then when you're finished, drop over at the hotel. I'll be down there on business today and we can have lunch together. Okay, I'll see you around noon. But try not to be too disappointed if the employment agency doesn't find something for you immediately, won't you, Dennis? Sure, I will. Remember, you can always collect your unemployment insurance. After all, $20 a week isn't to be sneezed at. No, especially when it's $3 more than I've been making. Oh, I thought if you could find me something steady... Why, of course, young man. We'll do our very best for you. Oh, thank you, sir. And just sit right down on that couch while I read off a list of occupations and when you hear one that appeals to you, let me know. Ready? Accountant? Actuary? Architect? Ooh, architect? No, loose spring. Yes, it does do that once in a while. I think it's only a flesh wound. Perhaps we'd better get you a vital statistics for our records before we go any further. Now, your name again? Dennis Day. Oh, yes. Your age and weight, please. 22 and 159. The larger number is my weight. Might be. As far as school is concerned, how far did you go, Mr. Day? Three blocks. Mr. Day, I'm beginning to adore you. And now this next question usually gets a plain dull yes or no for an answer.  And tell me, are you a white collar worker? Well, usually, but of course you know how the laundries are these days. I knew you wouldn't let me down. And now then, what was your last job? Oh, I sold shoes. What kind? Right ones and left ones. People with three feet were just out of block, huh? Yeah, I guess so. Shall we continue? This is fun. Are you by any chance adept with your hands, Mr. Day? Well, I can put them in front of a light and make a rabbit shadow on the wall. Well, fully for you. What I meant was, are you skilled at any manual labor? Gee, no, I'm afraid not.  Yes, sir. We're in trouble, Mr. Day. Really? Really. However, suppose you leave your number and if something turns up, I'll give you a call. Oh, swell, I'll be at the Weaverville Hotel for the next hour. After that, call 227. Fine. If a man answers, I won't hang up. By some wild stretch of the imagination, it might be you. Oh, yeah, this hotel lobby has given me the willies. What's the matter with people in these tank towns? Ain't they buying phony oil properties anymore? Dope, it ain't like the old days. The oil racket's been done to death. Nowadays, you need a real standout dope. Yeah, but you'd think a town this size would have at least one prime... Hey, Sam. See the kid over there waiting for someone, the one with them big innocent brown eyes? You mean the guy over there twiddling his thumbs? Yeah, see how hard he has to concentrate to keep him from colliding? Hey, look, that beautiful brunette with the wire-haired terriers walking right in front of him. Oh, brother, is she got gorgeous legs, huh?  Yeah, but he's looking at the wire-haired terrier. That's our man. Go to work. Pardon me, young man, but I just don't seem able to place your face. Well, really, it's just where everybody else is. No, no, no. What? I am trying... I'm afraid I've got some bad news, JB. Yeah? Oil has just been discovered on our land in Texas. Oh, no! Oh, unless we can unload that land somehow, we'll be stuck with another million dollars. This is stuck. Look, young man, you don't understand. This puts us in a higher income tax bracket. Sure, and right now we owe the government so much money that they don't know whether to throw us into jail or recognize us as a foreign power. Let me find someone to take this land off our hands, say, for a measly two bucks an acre. Well, if you're really in trouble, fellas, I just... A good boy!  Well, wait till I figure out how much cash I can lay my hands on. Let's see now. Could I get much oil out of about two and a half yards? You should have known, Sam. Yeah, come on, Duke. Ah, forget it, kid. We're looking for a big... Hey, wait a minute! Wait a minute! Gosh, this would be a wonderful thing for Mrs. Anderson. She might buy the whole hundred acres. Mrs. Anderson? Yeah, I'm gonna marry her daughter. And if I let her in on this, she'll have something to thank me for. Well, I'll tell you what we'll do, my boy. We'll give you this deed to the property. And if this Mrs. Anderson buys it, just turn the two hundred bucks over to us and we'll pay you a 10% commission. Ten dollars. Oh, boy, thanks, gentlemen. Gosh, Mrs. Anderson always wondered whether I had any brains or not. Well, I'll stop that and hurry. We'll continue our day in the life of Dennis Day in just a moment. Meanwhile, here's Dennis to sing with a twist of the wrist. Where the twist of the wrist With your lips that insist Where that come hither look in your eyes Just when I think we're through, you do magic At the drop of a hat It's as easy as that With the mirror's attempt at a sigh When I'm shy, be back on your list Doesn't matter how hard it is How can I get away? It's been promised a commission if he can sell Mrs. Anderson 100 acres of Texas oil land at two dollars an acre. Not knowing, of course, that he's been taken in by two phony confidence men. And because the sale is so important to him, he's been remembering the main points of the salesmanship course he took in high school. Never force the issue. Wait until the thing you're selling comes up naturally and normally in the conversation. Let's watch him put this technique into operation. Nice day, isn't it, Mrs. Anderson? Yes. A little warm for October. Maybe. I think prices will continue rising. If they do, taxes better start coming down. Mrs. Anderson, I'm glad you brought that up. Brought what up? Taxes, greatest state in the union. Boy, what oil land? Why, if you could buy just one little bit of... Oh! Who brought that? Okay, let's try it again. Nice day, isn't it? Dennis, I'm warning you. I'm in a black mood. I have a cold. I'm glad you brought that up. Brought what up? Black gold. Talking about. Well, Mrs. Anderson, I know why you can buy some Texas oil property for only $2 an acre. Oil property? Dennis Day, do you take me for an idiot? Of course, that got to do with it.  But this'll make your millionaire, Mrs. Anderson, for an investment of only $2 an acre you can... Oh, stop. I wouldn't touch a thing like that with a 10-foot pole.  Oh, I'll get it. Hello? Hello, Mr. Day? This is Mr. Nelson at the Employment Agency. Who is it, Dennis? Oh, it's for me, Mrs. Anderson. I never thought I'd be saying this to you, Mr. Day, but I have a job for you. Oh, gosh, that's wonderful. What's wonderful? Oh, it's just business, Mrs. Anderson. Go ahead, Mr. Nelson. Well, have you ever heard of C.J. Parrington? C.J. Parrington? That's the richest man. Property out the hills, and he wants someone to clear it all for him. Chop down trees and cut away the brush. He'll pay $10 for every acre that's cleared. $10 an acre? Good heavens, it's up $8 an acre already. You know how to handle that type of work, don't you, Mr. Day? Oh, sure. I can clean up all right.  Tell them I'll be there first thing in the morning, Mr. Nelson. Maybe it's not too late. And thanks. Thanks very much. Goodbye. Dennis? Yes, ma'am. I've said some rather peculiar things to you every now and then, haven't I, dear? Yes, ma'am. But you've always known that way down deep inside me I adore you, haven't you? No, ma'am.  C.J. Parrington is a very wealthy man, isn't he? Parrington? Oh, yeah. He's loaded. Of course he is. He has all the money he needs. I don't see why he should have any more, do you? I'd rather not answer that. I might get investigated. No, you don't understand, Dennis. You see, I want you to sell me that oil property at the original cost of two dollars an acre. You do? Well, gosh. Okay, sure. Oh, you darling. I'll write you out a check for two hundred dollars immediately. But I don't understand, Mrs. Anderson. A minute ago, he said you wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole. Oh, well. You know that girls are always permitted to change their minds, don't you? Sure, but what's that got to do? Ten dollars, Mildred. Look, I gave you mother's check to those men and they gave me ten whole dollars. I'm going to be rich. I'm going to become a real estate operator. I've always wanted yachts, servants, Cadillacs, and a bow tie that lights up. I don't understand. It's why mother bought oil land. It isn't like her. Did Mr. Farrington really offer ten dollars an acre for it? Huh? Oh, gosh, no. He just offered me ten dollars an acre to clean off some... Oh, but she'll thank me when she becomes a millionaire. You mean if she becomes a millionaire? Why did those two men look like Dennis? Oh, just average-looking fellows.  I could be in trouble, huh? Hope not, Dennis. We better see where the property is located. That's why I got out this map of Texas. Yeah, let's see what the deed says now. 20 miles due south of Galveston, Texas, and 75 miles west of Freeport. That would put it right about... here on the map. There? Yeah, off of Mexico. Better call the police. We can't.  No, I'll go confess to your mother and then she'll just... Yeah, let's call the police. We're right, we can't. Oh, there were only some way to get Mother's money back. The makeshift of men thinks the oil property is really valuable. Yeah, sure, but what about... Wait! Dennis, I think I've got it. Get your hat quick. Oh, yes, miss, who for you? Oh, Mr. Brown, you've got to help us. I'm private secretary to a very prominent newscaster. Our plane was forced down en route to New York and he simply must be on the air immediately. Oh, I see. Which newscaster is it? Raymond Grandswing, Elmer Davis, Gabriel Heta, Lolo Thomas, Fulton Lewis Jr. I know them all personally. Did you mention H.B. Caldenborn? No, I don't believe I ever met him. You can come in now, Mr. Caldenborn. Good evening, everybody. Good evening, Mr. Caldenborn. This is a great honor, but leave me. Thank you. You're the manager of this radio station? Yes, sir. My entire staff is at your disposal, sir. Plendid, your efforts will be appreciated. I'm sure. Are there anything I can get for you? Yes, this chair is a prankle. I'd like a nice soft cushion. Yes, sir. I'll be right back with it. Good work, Dennis. I'll run over to the hotel and make sure the radio and the lobby's real loud so those crooks will be sure to hear you. And when you get through, call Mother and tell her what's happened and what to expect. Okay, and if it doesn't work, you call the undertaker and tell him who to expect. The situation in Russia is grave indeed. Do they have to play that radio so loud? Relax, Duke. And now we leave the foreign news of Russia and Russia and turn to the domestic scene concerning a Texas oil gathia. A tremendous oil strike was made late this afternoon on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico. Sam, did you hear that?  The locality of the strike is believed to be 20 miles south of Galveston and 75 miles west of Prefort. Holy smoke, our tidal ends property. It is interesting to note how the discovery came up. The factory was squeezing a wall-eyed fight expecting to extract God-liver oil. Squirted pure 100% in Slovenia. We've got to get hold of that Mrs. Anderson. We've got to get that property back. Life, I'm proud of you. Yeah, I'm a pretty smart guy at times. You certainly are. We could only figure out why the times are so far apart. Well, this time you were glorious. Oh, if you could only have seen those crooks' faces when I had my check back and told them how we tricked them with that fake broadcast. Gee, I bet it was wonderful. It was priceless. Hi, everybody. Hi, Anderson. Say, did you hear HVC out? Did we? I'll say we did. I found a hotel who owned that oil property. And guess what? What? I heard the broadcast because they sold me the entire property for $10 an acre. Oh, no. No. You explain. I'm going down to inspect the property. Tennis day, you started this. Wait a minute. Mr. Anderson, I'll get my bathing suit and go with you. Colgate Nettle Cream cleans your breath while it cleans your teeth. No other toothpaste does a better job of cleaning teeth than Colgate Nettle Cream. 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After 48 hours of silence, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has still not conceded the election to Lula de Silva after he was defeated on Sunday, however, and this is really important, he is not going to contest the results of the election. The Guardian reports Jair Bolsonaro has reportedly thrown in the towel after his presidential election defeat in Brazil on Sunday, telling members of the Supreme Court, quote, it's over. In an interview with the newspaper O Globo, Bolsonaro's vice president, Hamilton Moral, made it clear he accepted the defeat, quote, there's no point in crying anymore, we lost the game, he said. Moral also signaled that he opposed the pro-Bolsonero protests that have involved hardcore supporters blockading roads to demand a military uprising bringing traffic chaos to cities including Rio and São Paulo, quote, there are 58 million people who are unhappy, Moral said of Bolsonaro's voters, but they agreed to take part in the game. So they now need to calm down. Now the protests that he referenced have began to die down just a little bit as of today. So there are still 167 road blockades, but that number was 271 consistently for the last two days. So the fact that there are less now signals that I think that his supporters know that the military is not going to step in and perform a coup and keep him in power illegally. Now I'm not necessarily sure why Bolsonaro is throwing in the towel. Perhaps he doesn't have the institutional support needed to actually pull off a coup that he thought perhaps he would do it if he could. But what matters is that he's not doing that.  There's going to be a transfer of power and he's accepting that Donald Trump couldn't even do that. And Trump of the tropics now as dire Bolsonaro has been referred to is doing what even Trump could not do. He's stepping down again, don't have to concede.  But the important thing is that democracy will survive in Brazil because he's choosing to not fight and not delegitimize democracy. If Trump did what Bolsonaro is doing now, the United States would be in a completely different situation. But we saw the ways that Trump's lies about the election hurt democracy. It just spiraled and it's had this ripple effect. And now there are hundreds of candidates literally across the country who are not only denying the 2020 election, but they're already conspiracy mongering about the 2022 elections because of Bolsonaro choosing to just go away and not fight this, not continue to spread lies about the election being stolen as he was kind of conspiracy mongering about during the election. Well, perhaps Brazil won't be as bad as we are. So this honestly is shocking to me. I fully expected him to contest the election because he gave us every indication that that is indeed what he's going to do. And again, perhaps he wanted to do that. But institutionally speaking, he just didn't have the support from them or the military, which is most important if you want to pull off a coup. And so maybe he wanted to, maybe he would if he could. At this point, that's a distinction without a difference. As I stated, that doesn't matter. What matters is he's stepping down. And this is really huge for Brazil because as a country they can go forward and actually try to create a democracy that functions, that is going to represent the people and not elites, not oil companies who are tearing down the Amazon rainforest. Now Lula de Silva has pledged to end deforestation. And this is huge because understand the Amazon rainforest, it isn't just something that affects Brazil. It's just referred to as the earth's lungs and for good reason. Now at the right time, the Brazilian people made the correct choice and it was close. But overall they still voted for someone who was going to try to repair the country and save the planet as opposed to someone who wants to continue to douse gasoline on the fire that is our planet. But you know, that's not necessarily the end of Bolsonaro's journey here. He could still remain politically active. There's still a lot of members of his party who agree with what he says, who you know have this fascistic ideology who are going to be in government in Brazil. So it's not over. Like this isn't the end of Bolsonaro, but for now it's the start of a new chapter and that's really encouraging to see. So I'm very, very proud of the Brazilian people and I wish them luck. I'm excited to watch what Lula does as president because this is somebody who historically has been very pro worker oriented and it's nice to see him perhaps craft a blueprint that other leaders around the globe can follow that isn't a blueprint of just fascism and neoliberalism. It's a blueprint of pro worker, worker rights and human rights and dignity.


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So, this one is easily one of the most bizarre behaviors I've ever seen for an IDE, ever. Not just for the project systems, but just outright anything. You see, GPS's default project type is the GPR, the NAT project. And I'm going to open one of these for a project that I do not have the dependencies installed for. Normally, this would just mean that the project itself will open up fine. I just will not be able to build it, because how do you build it if you don't have the dependencies for building it? That just doesn't work. But I should still be able to view the sources for the project, right? This should basically just make sense. So let's try that. Okay, so I guess my little panels over on the side just disappeared, so let's get them back. It was a project outline and scenario. Now we go to our project, and you can see this is completely empty. And it says down in the messages that the console project is complaining about there being an unknown project file, colors. That is, one of its dependencies is not installed, it cannot find its dependency. So therefore it's just not going to show me the files at all. It's not going to load even the project source. Now I know at least some people try to rationalize this behavior, but let me phrase this in a way that should make it really obvious how flawed this approach is. But if I made a typo in the dependency name, and literally all I need to do is fix that typo, let it load the project, so I can't actually go through the IDE to do that. Now I can treat the IDE like just a text editor and open the file directly. And this approach does in fact work. But seriously, let's compare this to a system that I think largely has the right approach. Visual Studio Solutions. The way a solution works is there's multiple projects within it. Each project can either be a, well, actually it gets sort of complicated, but for most programming languages every project is either a assembly project, one that is built into a library, a program project, one that is built into an executable, or a test project, one that is not exactly built into anything, although they typically is still built into an assembly, but the point behind a test project is not to produce an object that's going to be used, it is rather to do, to run the tests. With VS Solutions. If any of the constituent projects are unable to load, the solution itself loads just fine. All of the projects that were able to load, load just fine. And that one problematic project merely throws an error and the IDE presents that it could not load that project for you properly. Because file references happen to be stored inside of most of those project types, it generally will not show you the internal files, but it still provides a convenient way to edit that project file, assuming that the file was misread. If the file is not present at all, then you have other ways of resolving that problem. Similarly, and more like what we've got going on here, if any of these projects within the solution do not have their dependencies installed, regardless of the language type, the project itself will load just fine. You will be able to see the project itself, all of the files within it. You just will not be able to build it. And I think that's fair. Your dependencies have nothing to do with being able to view the file, does have everything to do with being able to compile it, so it makes sense that that doesn't work. But there's nothing to do with being able to view it or not. So using another approach that is different from Visual Studios, but that I also happen to agree with, I don't prefer one over the other, let's open up this same project in Visual Studio Code and see what happens. And would you look at that? It opens up fine. I can see the project file. I can even see the sources. It just works. Now understandably, if I try to do a build, this is still going to fail, but I think this behavior that you're seeing right now is what should be done, that this is the reasonable approach. The files are all there. The project file is intact, mind you Visual Studio Code is not using the project file, but you can still easily present those files. Just you can't build. Okay, GPS might not handle problems with projects or missing dependencies of projects, great. But how does it actually handle the projects in the first place? GPS, GPRs are both made by Idecor. In fact, GPRs are the preferred project method for GPS. They should be coupled really tightly together, right? They should work really, really well, right? God, I wish they did. Let's, I don't know, create this somewhere. I think I have a demo folder still. Oh yeah, I was messing around with this, we can create it in there, it's fine. So it did that again. That's lovely. You know what I really like doing guys?  So this must have been introduced within the past year or two because the scenario variables didn't use to include the build stuff automatically. And in fact, I'm curious if these actually change anything just because I've grown so skeptical of that heenie lot. Let's, yeah, let's create a, because I want to see if those are messed up too. Yes, did you actually do that, right?   That's lovely. Let's just make this a really basic, what, what? So I mean, it also didn't add the thing that it was supposed to add either because the file I just created was apparently main slash ADB dot ADB because it renamed it without telling me because there was already a file with that name. And instead of telling me that, it just creates a new file with a different name than the one I specified and doesn't add that name that it came up with to the GPR. But it adds the one I entered that's already there, there again.  Okay, guys, I have a few of these planned, but I'm literally uncovering more problems with this.   Actually, while I'm thinking of it, because I know, I'm pretty sure they still do this. Yeah. See, I'm telling it to use tabulations. See how those aren't tabulations? See I'm telling it to use a default indentation of eight. You see how those three spaces, now it evades it properly when I press the tab key. But also, let's adjust this to four, which the way most editors work, it just decreases the amount the tab stop is equivalent to, not this one. I can keep hitting tab all day, and it's still going to be four spaces. Because apparently it only counts as a tab if the number there is eight. Otherwise, even though you say use tabulations, apparently you don't really mean use tabulations because reasons. I don't really know. I don't know.  Now let's see the scenario variables for default should just do a bog standard build. Does, maybe nice if there were tooltip prompts, okay. If I go to debug, does it change? Okay, wait, you put something there, what was it? So it does add stuff there. That's good. It is actually adding stuff. That's good. Now is the project itself, no. So they are not stored inside of the project, they are just things the GPS passes. Cool, let's see if I can break this, because, oh yeah, yeah, thank you. Don't realign those though. Just leave those at the broken default that has nothing to do with what my settings were. Yeah, thank you. So what is it? Package builder is, what, okay, so this one we're going to tell it to optimize regardless, I think. I want to see whether GPS puts both O2 and O0, whether O2 trumps O0, or whether O0 trumps O2. Now only one of those is correct, and it's the last one I said. The rest of them are things not being done the way they should. All right, so let's build this again. Undefined attribute for default. Isn't that what it's called though, for default flags? Right?  All right, screw it. Let's edit you through the UI, project property, builder, isn't, so I guess you're not going to show optimization stuff by default. So let's just put O2 there manually. That's fine. Reload this for, oh, it's just switches, not default switches. I think there is a default switches property too though, I just, does that go somewhere else? O2 is not a builder switch, completing it, moving it to the global compilation switches. Considering your builder is either GCC or not make, O2 is absolutely switches for both of those, so I'm a little confused by that, but okay. Let's break the heck out of this the way I was planning on showing you. Yeah, we'll go back to default mode. Let's add a variable, var1, and we'll just give it some values, a, b, c, okay, and we've got var1 as a. So let's, oh yeah, be careful about this, guys. It doesn't make those changes automatically. Even though you exited the project properties UI, you know, this, it doesn't always make those changes automatically. So little tip if you are still insistent on or have to use GPS and GPRs for whatever reason. If it's got that little pencil there, right click on it, go over to project, go to save project. That's totally convoluted. It should just happen for you to prevent these kinds of things, but yeah. So we've added the scenario variable, and let's go in, not manually, I specifically am going to do it through this because you sort of have to to get it to mess up like this. Let's add in Aida2012 mode as well as assertions, build the project, and they don't like how it does that, but okay. So I'm, I'll show you the source after, but let's say, oh no, go back here. Let's say you're doing, you know, some additional development, whatever.  You just happen to leave the scenario variable on A for whatever reason. It's not like you can deset these. So you have to test something related to another scenario variable. You go over to B, apply. It's now on scenario variable B. You make some more changes to whatever you had to, you get that working, and then you realize that, oh, you should really have an additional flag, like some of checks or something.    And you notice builds have been going slowly, like they were before, like you think something's wrong, you open up the task manager or whatever, and check out some builds, and you realize the only one core is doing any of the work. But how could that be? We said that it should be using a multiprocessing, it was a J4, I said it at, right, no, that's one. No, you told it, you left it at J of one. You say how that could that be, I saw it, I said it to four, I know I said it to four. I said a few other things, I told it to use the, no, I told it to use the, no, no, no, no. It meant to set it to the shared NAT runtime, but I guess I didn't. What? What about the things I set for A before, I mean, I set those, so I didn't, why didn't these? Why aren't those set? Why don't you look at that? Now they're not set, but these are. See you've got to be very careful when using scenario variables because the project settings that should probably apply universally across the projects instead only apply inside of the scenario variable. Over the last few years I was using GPS and GPR, I would always go in and edit the file by hand because it just does some bizarre things.  I just feel like the expected default, and certainly the default behavior for pretty much everything else is to tie it to a global one, that things like the switches shouldn't be inside this case statement, but should rather be up here. And you notice going back to what I was sort of showing up before, even though it generated these, it's not respecting my settings at all, those are all spaces. And if you want to count six and nine, it's keeping with its three space policy regardless of what I set it at, not using the right white space, it's not using the right amount. You have your own preferences, GPS doesn't really care. So again, let's go back to VS Code and I'll show off a GPR where I am using scenario variables, but it's in a way that makes quite a bit more sense. So we have this scenario variable target, and it's got two different values, Unix and Windows, and if you notice over here there's two folders, Unix and Windows, and essentially what this variable is, is what target to build for, because we have the package specs console, wide console, and wide wide console that are in the top level directory, because these apply regardless of what the underlying target is. But then we have specific implementations for Unix and Windows. This is accomplished by merely setting the source directories different depending on what the scenario variable is, however, things like the default switches and naming policies are set globally not caught into a scenario variable, but I had to edit this file by hand in order to get this behavior fun, right? I do want to cover one more thing related to GPRs, but considering the time of this video already, I'm going to leave that into another video. That's a pretty in-depth issue on its own, so that one will easily fill up video of my normal length. So until then, have a good one.


So this is a drone right here, the embedded world, and hi, so who are you? Hello, we are Isinov, we are a design house in France, and we worked for three years on a fully autonomous drone. We built all the systems, including the hardware, the flight algorithms, the planification, auto mosaic, everything. Fully autonomous? Yeah, the remote only has one button. So it's like play, pose, you just enter the area, you want to take pictures of? Is it flying? No, this one is another product, it's this one. So you have this board in there, what's it based on? Of course, it's an STM Satisu. Which one, where? It's this one. There? And then what else do you have going on here? So we have a bunch of sensors, we have accelerometer and gyroscope, barometer, communication, power, power supply. And do you have a secret sauce in the software? What's called it? How can you make autonomous drones? That's a dream of everybody in the world. Yeah, that's nine years, I'm working on the flight algorithms. I work for flight controllers for the DC market. So this is why we released the Neuron, which is a flight controller for RC helicopters, airplanes and racing quadcopters. So what's special about these small controllers that you talk about here? It's fast. What is that for? It's very, very fast. Fast? Yeah. So for example, here you have just enough of the shelf kind of helicopter or what? Yeah. Put your controller in it and then what happens? For the helicopter, the controller is between the pilot and the servomotors and it makes sure the helicopter reacts exactly as the pilot wants. So it's not about autonomy? Not on this one. It's just about fast controls? Yeah, but this is the basis for the autonomous drone. You have to be fast for it to stay in the air? Yeah, you have to react fast. Even if it seems slower, the reaction has to be very fast and accurate. So in this drone, do you have cameras and stuff like that in there? Yeah, there is a patent about this because the smartphone that you use to make the plan... You put your phone in there? Yeah, you put your smartphone inside. So you put the phone? Yeah. It's the one we provide with the drone. It's an S7 from Samsung. So it has a Snapdragon 835? Yeah. I don't know exactly but it's very very powerful and it has a very good imaging sensor. It's really enjoyed, you have the app running on it? Yeah. But the application is just sending commands to the flight controller which is inside. Based on what the camera sees? No. It's that the flight controller is fully autonomous on the control side. So even if the smartphone went to fall, the drone can still fly. But it's not based on the camera input? We use it for certain features. I guarantee that the landing will be exactly where the takeoff took place. Otherwise it's based on what? GPS? Yeah, GPS. Only GPS? Yeah. This guy there? Not only GPS because there is a huge part of the project. It's the sensor fusion between the gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetometer, barometer, GPS, everything. No other IR sensor or anything? No, not on this one. Just the GPS altitude? Yeah. And that's super accurate? There's never any issue with that? Yeah, this one is already accurate to less than one meter which is already better than the GPS alone. And we are working on a new version with the real time kinematic GPS. So you put a destination that just goes there by itself and then you put it and come back? Yeah. Otherwise it connects with LTE? No, because in France the law doesn't allow you to do that. Yeah, but you don't have to follow the law. Oh, you do have to follow the law? Yeah.  We have a specific type of license for experimenting, but still the one we are selling to our customer has to follow the rules. The limit is how far? In France it's one kilometer. One kilometer. All right, it's not possible to get more? It's locked in the software. Locked in the software. All right, so you said you have customers? Yeah. You're selling how much? Is there a price for this? It's quite cheap for this kind of product compared to the competitor. Compared to like NASA or something? What's the competitor? I mean it's more expensive than the DJI because there are more on the consumer market, which is between the mass market and the consumer. Yeah, between the mass market and the... So what is this material? It's very, very light. Yeah, it's... What is it manufactured? It's an expensive polypropylene. It's not polystyrene at all. Yeah. It's not stronger, it's very light. It's a polypropylene expensive. All right. So it's not plastic? No. And what happens if it crashes? Does it stay in there? This one fell from 50 meters. And nothing broke. Right. And the combination of three, once you turn here, is it going forward, backward, up and down? As you can see on the video, it's a very innovative structure. The fact that we really mastered the flight algorithms allowed us to make really big innovation breakthrough in the structure itself. So it's only three motors, and less motors means more efficiency. And the three motors are moving. It's like having the gimbal inside the drone, is the gimbal itself. So how much experience do you have? Has it been released? This one for a few months, and we are working on it for more than three years. You're part of the partner program, so what does that bring you? For a few months, yeah, we, Izinov is an ST partner. It provides us not only with a very wide range of microcontrollers from the lowest power and lowest cost to the very highest performance, but it's a whole ecosystem with motor control, chip and wireless. So everything we can... They're supporting you? Do you need help to do it to make it happen? Sorry? Is ST providing support? Yeah, of course. It's very good technical support. And the fact that everything comes from the same provider, it's all working together very well.


angles coming at you like, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, you don't know what's going on, son.  I don't know why I said it. Mainly I said it so body bagging on Bamelang can make you look sick from different angles in the edit. Looking at you now, it's like you found it again. But I've always told the fans I could write like this. Now each line, I strip, so make each round sound like it's a highlight grip. So I don't care who my guy is.   See, Bamelang talks too, but we all know you haven't lived a life like this. You build your life around spectacles, exactly like his eyesight is now. Looking at you now, it's already a body of me and villains show, no shame, nothing like my team. Consisting stoke, you shot his ginger midget, cloned up at your little boat into hot water and see if you can sink or float.  And I hit this bloke so hard it'll split in two, you're like Goku vs Piccolo. This is payback for everything that you did to Soul, because they said that you won, but we both know that you didn't, though. Your style's one of them online prank videos, but it always ends in punches that isn't joke. This is a local match in your city, so your name's getting swiped on screens like Tim the Hose. Don't you get it?  My guns talk the talks, but if you try to walk, the walk is you, they injure. One pistol, silence the one that barrels, so when I shoot they whisper, I sneak up on him. And I let that tink, talk behind his back, I really am a two-faced nigga.  Some of this shark is tasted, he said I couldn't break him down, but watch me pick apart my plate like Piranha Bakers. I can see in his eyes the deep anxiety, I've got the heart to face me at the conference. You might know how to embrace, but now it's Saturday night, live on that talk show like Carson Daly, fucking.  Put the kids through hell, like Fritzel's lot.


We artists have the threshold of the Lincoln community. That's pushing up through box soil. We contemplate and we're bursting against the background of beautiful mural speaking hope. Sunflowers pushing up. This is how we grow. This is how we create. We don't hear the stories of people who live in these communities and that's part of the why, you know, the communities have a harder time finding back. So when we have these organizations that are helping create a platform for their voices and we do art like this where we're trying to sort of draw attention and we're able to work together with these communities. Richmond, both low income and low access to fresh healthy foods, a community of 89% black, Asian and Latino, whose land is ringed by refinery, super fun sites, hallways and rail yards, flanking the water but still a food desert. I'm Michelle Wapo from my grandmother and my mother's side and then I'm Navajo also known as Dena from my mother's father's side. And so within the Dena culture, there is this idea that it's actually through your holy breath that you have the ability to restore the balance on the earth and the same word for song is the same word for prayer. Hip-hop and the communities always address people's needs and what people care about whether or not we've had a platform to lift them. We've been advised to utilize what our kids are all into to help facilitate their foundations of learning, education, finding an identity, expressing and fighting back. It's just natural, my culture is hip-hop. Hip-hop music that's popular with hip-hop music, world-wide music. You don't want to reach the hearts that don't repeat, boom, boom. You know what I'm saying? Gotta take it easy with a smile. There's so much power in the word, there's so much power in a picture, so much power in dance that, you know, regular conversation may not be able to capture and really convey to someone, but if I put it in a rap, my generation, I got you. I got my generation in my hand and I'm able to teach them or hurt them.  For me, the importance of art and activism lies within the people taking responsibility for their own struggle and owning whatever gifts they have and merging those two. What we can do in positions where we might have other privilege is that we can amplify that work. Through music, we have the ability to not only heal seven generations in front of us, but also seven generations behind us because we are a reflection of our ancestors. And so, you know, I think for music, it's not only healing for others, it's also healing for me. Change happens when we realize that we are accountable to that situation and that, as artists, we're constantly saying, we're accountable to it as the people here up on the stage, you're accountable to it as an audience member.


Welcome to JSA TV and JSA Podcast, the newsroom for tech, telecom, and data center professionals. Buffy Hierarchitas coming to you from fabulous Las Vegas for Channel Partners 2022 and joining me today is Emily and Jason Howell, owners and founders of Skyamp. Emily and Jason, welcome to JSA TV. Thank you. So this is your first time at Channel Partners and Skyamp just recently launched. Why don't you tell viewers a little bit more about Skyamp and what you're up to? Skyamp is an unpowered wireless signal booster so it helps boost your cell phone, 4G cell phone, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals with no power or batteries. Okay and you recently also went to market with Get Amped. Why don't you tell us a little bit more about Get Amped? Yeah so the Get Amped partner program allows partners, alliances, resellers to join on board with us to help bring our products to their customers to provide solutions to the wireless issues that they might encounter and we are live now with TD Cinex as our distributor. So with Skyamp being a new player in the market, why don't you give us a little preview about what you guys have coming up on your roadmap? Well we have quite a bit coming up. 5G will be coming out this year as well as quite a few other things. We have an R&D, some really innovative solutions so stay tuned for all the exciting news. Yeah and where can viewers go to find more if they're interested about learning about Skyamp? You can find us on LinkedIn and Facebook and of course on our website at skyamp.com. Skyamp.com is there anything else you want to add? I think we've covered quite a bit Yeah well it's such an honor to have you guys here on JSA-TV and to meet you here at Channel Partners 2022. So thank you so much for joining us and good luck with your partner program Get Amped and the launch of Skyamp and thank you viewers for tuning in to another JSA-TV from Channel Partners 2022. Happy Channel Networking!