Adventures by Morse, Carlton E. Morse presents You'll Be Dead in a Week, featuring Captain Friday. If you like high adventure, come with me. If you like the stealth of intrigue, come with me. If you like blood and thunder, come with me. Late yesterday afternoon, Captain Friday and his operative skip turner hopped a plane in San Francisco and hurried south to Hollywood on a very mysterious mission. They were instructed to meet Eve Carson at a place called Maggie's Intimate Drinking Salon.  The two boys landed at the municipal airport, hustled off the plane and grabbed a cab to their destination. They found Maggie's Intimate Drinking Salon an intriguing spot, but they were even more intrigued with the story Eve Carson was telling them. Right from the beginning, Ms. Carson? Well, you see, Captain Friday, my brother Wesley and I came to California after father, our last living relative, died in the east. Between us were worth a million, maybe two million dollars. Oh, gone, little female gold mine. That's what a lot of the smart boys thought. Nobody's worked me yet. Go on with your story. We loved it out here and we're very happy. About two months ago, something happened. My brother was coming down to breakfast one morning when suddenly he lost consciousness and plunged head first down the stairs. And I see. Bumped his head in the fall and he hasn't been the same since. No, he apparently wasn't hurt in the fall, but he went to our doctor to find out why he lost consciousness. The doctor told him, Wes, in a week you'll be dead. Well, you didn't take just one doctor's word for it. Oh, no, we checked with three other specialists. And they all say your brother will be dead in a week? Yes. I see. And then, of course, we're very sympathetic, Miss Carson, but where do we fit into the picture? Ever since Wes heard the bad news, well, he just shrugged his shoulders and said, What have I got to lose? And he's been running wild ever since, huh? He's been doing everything that amuses him.  Blackie North? Hey, you mean the gangster? Yes. But see here. I don't see where we... Please, Captain Friday, if you could sort of look out for him. Take care of him. Protect him. Protect him from what? Why, from himself, I suppose. If he's got to die, at least he can die with a family name clean, not as a criminal. If I get you right, you want us to curb his last week of fun, just so you can write, he was a good man on his tombstone.  Skip Turner, a little bored with the inactivity in the dimly lighted cocktail bar, picked a fight with the piano player and laid him gently across the keyboard. He did the same thing with a waiter and then tied up the hat check girl, while Captain Friday disposed of two of Blackie North's gunmen who had descended on them. It was all over before Skip learned from Wes Carson, the man they were hired to protect, that the piano player was none other than Blackie North himself. Say, what are you trying to do, fellow, commit suicide? Huh? That man you just knocked out is Blackie North. What about it?  Who are you anyway? Wes, please. They're friends of mine. Eve, are you the cause of all this? Do you mind, Wes?  No, they're just amusing. But Blackie North's a pretty tough guy. Somebody's going to get hurt. Who are these two fellows? This is Captain Friday and Skip Turner. How are you, Wes?  She told you I'd be dead in a week? That's right. During that time, I intend doing whatever it suits me to do. Well, she didn't spare the horses, none. We know the score.  Well, we'll try to keep you out of jail. That may be more difficult than you think. The police want me, you know. Here? Why? Well, they don't know they want me. They just want the guy who stole this handful of diamonds out of a certain movie star's bedroom. Hey, look at them rocks. Why'd you steal them? Just for the thrill, just to see if I could. Anybody else know you took them? No. Mind if I take them? Not at all. I haven't any use for them. Well, what are you going to do with them? Here, Skip. Light these diamonds on Blackie North before he wakes up. It'll be a pleasure. I'll go out to the bar and get the police on the telephone. We'll be doing two good deeds, helping the police capture criminal and fixing it so we won't be murdered. Hey, you hear that? The police are coming. They must get wind or something. Get rid of those diamonds quick, Skip. Right, boss. Come on, Eve. Wes, let's get moving. Moving where? Well, what would amuse you? I want a robber bank. And so the little party left Maggie's intimate drinking salon and retired to the Carson home in Beverly Hills to plan a bank robbery. That was last night. This morning, Captain Friday and Skip are seated in the breakfast nook, wondering about their next assignment with Wes Carson. Hey, with all this leather upholstery on the window seat and the glass top on the table, this looks more like a cocktail bar than a breakfast nook. I can see you don't get around much in Beverly Hills, Skip. No, and I ain't used to going without breakfast neither. What gives? Miss Carson's preparing it, I believe. It's the maid's day off. No, this would have to happen to me. I'm starving. Oh, it may not be so bad. She seems a very practical girl. Yeah, but I wish you didn't have to practice on me. Now, what you staring out to win the fall? Fog's lifting. What it always does about this time? What you looking at? Ah, just as I suspected, there he is on the corner. Who? One of Blackie Norse gorillas. See him? Where? Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's one of the torpedoes we beat up last night. He's watching this house, all right. Uh, you want me to go out and dust him off? No, we got more important things to attend to. And don't say anything to Eve. Might worry her. Wonder if the police picked up Blackie last night? No, unfortunately, our little plan didn't work out. How do you know? I've already read the morning paper. That siren we heard was a police car, all right, but they were on their way to a club a couple of blocks down the strip. Yeah? What happened? Oh, the usual brawl. Movie actor and an orchestra leader. Well, then, hey, that means that Blackie's got them diamonds and nobody knows it but us. It's about the size of it. We certainly played Santa Claus to Blackie last night. Now, watch it. Here's Miss Carson, huh? Oh, good morning, Miss Carson. Good morning. Sorry to make your waits along for breakfast. Mm, hotcakes. I hope you like them. Please help yourself to the syrup while I pour the coffee. And, uh, we do anything to help? No, everything's under control now, I think. Please begin. I don't need no origin. Those hotcakes look delicious. And they are delicious. Man, pancakes are my favorite fruit. And these are the best I ever tasted. Are you certainly fooling me, Miss Carson? Fooled you? How? Well, you don't look like a babe who could hash. That's a left-handed compliment, Miss Carson. Skip means you're so beautiful and charming, you'd never suspect you could also cook. Oh, thank you. But I'm afraid I haven't cooked much since finishing school. Oh, you cooked in school? Well, of course. In the domestic economy class. We all had to take it. Well, blow me down. Hey, I'm finally getting some sense in these colleges. Won't you have some more? No thanks. You'd better save the rest of that batter for Wes. I'm gonna be hungry when he wakes up. You're sure he's all right, Captain Friday? Oh, yes. I want to put one sleeping tablet in his drink last night. They're harmless. I do wish you weren't so set on robbing a bank. So do I. And if it wasn't for you and your pancakes, Miss Carson, I'd be tempted to take it on the lamb right now. But he is set on it. That's why I gave him the pill last night. So I could make a few phone calls. Do you think he can manage it safely, I mean? Mr. Jordan's on his way here right now. Mr. Jordan? He's the manager of the city bank. Your bank, I believe. Oh, yes, of course. Oh, Captain Friday, I love my brother. He's such a good, clean boy. Don't let anything happen to him. Please. We'll do our best, Miss Carson, but robbing a bank is dangerous business. I know. And sometimes I think I shouldn't. But I do want him to be happy for this last week. Probably Jordan now, he said he'd be right over. What would you like to talk to him? Right here, I'll do it. I'll bring him right in. Hey, you notice fellow Jordan, boss? Not very well. I've met him. What if it won't go for the deal? I think we can handle him. Mr. Jordan says he knows you, Captain Friday. How are you, Jordan? Well, Captain, it's good to see you again. This is my right-hand man, Skip Turner. Glad to know you, Mr. Jordan. Thank you. Well, Captain, I brought along Miss Carson's bank statement, but I must confess I'm a little puzzled by the mystery. I think I can clear it up for you. May I see the statement, please, Mr. Jordan? If it's agreeable to Miss Carson. Quite. It shows a balance of over $200,000 in the checking account. Is that right? That's right. $200,000? A face and a figure like yours and $200,000 in the bank. And a good cook besides. Oh, the Lord sure good to some people. If you finish extolling the virtues of Miss Carson, Skip will get down to business. I'll be quiet. But you can't give me from dreaming. Would you be willing to risk $200,000 in this robbery, Miss Carson? Anything for West Captain Friday. Good. We have a strange request to make to you, Mr. Jordan. Yeah? We want to rob your bank. Rob my bank. But surely you're joking. No, we're in deadly earnest. We want to steal $200,000 of Miss Carson's money out of your bank. But I don't understand it. Mr. Jordan, you know my brother Wesley. Of course I know Wes. We handle his accounts while it's yours. Well, he'll be dead in five days. Where? Wes dead? That's the prophecy of the best doctors on the coast. But I can't believe that he looks so healthy. Why, only yesterday I saw him. Nevertheless, Mr. Jordan, we have it on the best authority that Wesley Carson will die within five days. Apparently, there's nothing medicine can do about it. Oh, Miss Carson, I'm so sorry. Wes is such a fine young man. You can well understand that Miss Carson wants her brother to enjoy all the happiness possible during these last five days. But of course, if there's anything I can do... There is? A lot you can do. You can let him rob your bank. It's an impulse he's had since childhood. And now he feels there's no longer any reason for repressing it. Oh, I see. Here's our plan. Miss Carson will give you a check for $200,000. You distribute this money among your tellers. We'll stage the robbery. Enter the bank and steal Miss Carson's money. Will you cooperate? Well, of course I'd like to help. But robbing a bank, there are difficulties I'm sure you haven't thought of. Difficulties? What are they? Well, in the first place, we're insured against robbery. You'd have to have an understanding with the insurance company. I talked to the president of the insurance company last night. He's agreed to delay the investigation for six days. After which time all the stolen money will be found in an ash can at the rear of the bank. Then you can tear up Miss Carson's check. Well, the insurance company's agreeable, but what if something goes wrong? You're protected. You have Miss Carson's check. You owe her nothing. You're out nothing. Have you fixed it with the police? No, I don't think they'd approve. And secondly, I'm afraid West might suspect. Yeah, and as long as we're in this, we might as well enjoy it. I'm afraid I don't share the same craving for excitement. When would this whole up take place? This afternoon. Skip, West and I'll enter the bank about ten minutes to three. Just before closing time. You mean you want to stage this robbery in broad daylight? Why not? But West is well known at the bank and a lot of people know you. You'd be recognized immediately. You leave that to us. I can assure you none of us will be recognized. You mean you'll wear a mask? Something like that. But I have a gun in my desk. I'd be forced to use it. I know. Top drawer left side. Just leave it in the same drawer and you won't have a chance to use it. The more I think of this, the more ridiculous it seems. Robbing a bank in broad daylight. You can't get away with it. Well, it has been done. I know, but they were professionals. Besides, they're usually caught sooner or later. And another thing. There's an electric button under every teller's window. The moment one of them got suspicious, a light touch. One of these buttons would bring the police. Tellers won't touch any buttons. Not if we haven't covered. Those tellers are mostly girls. I'd never forgive myself if anything happened to one of them. Nothing worse than a fainting spell, I assure you. I'll take care of the ladies. I'll pass my department, Mr. Jordan. And they'll have something to talk about for the rest of their lives. You're forgetting about our guard. He also carries a gun. Oh, Hennessy? I'll take care of him, too. I don't know. He's a good man, Hennessy. Well, good men are my specialty. And it's settled? Will you write out a check for 200,000, Miss Carson? Not so fast, Captain. I haven't agreed to anything. Mr. Jordan, put yourself in the place of Wes Carson. Please, Mr. Jordan, he only has five days. I know, Miss Carson, but robbing a bank... You're nothing to lose, Jordan. To all outward appearances, this'll be an ordinary hold-up, as far as you're concerned. If we're caught, we'll take the rap. Well, I could lose my position or land in jail. Not at all. You're not to implicate yourself in any way. Well, then... Is the check ready, Miss Carson? Here it is. $200,000 drawn on Mr. Jordan's bank. Yeah, that's right. I also wait to talk, fellow. We'll have a lot of preparations to make, Mr. Jordan, so you'll excuse us if we rush you off. We'll see you later in the day. We'll do it today. At ten minutes to three. Oh, dear. Well, all right. But I warn you, I'll have to do my best to stop you. Of course. That's the way we want it. We'll take our chances. Well, goodbye. Good luck. I certainly hope everything goes off smoothly. You don't know how grateful I am, Mr. Jordan. I'll see you to the door. Oh, dear, ten minutes to... Come on, Skip. I've got to wake Wes and then do some shopping. And then rob a bank in broad daylight. Man alive, this is right down my alley. It's been a busy morning for Captain Friday and Skip. After waking Wes Carson and finding him none the worse for having taken his sleeping pill the night before, they left him eating a hearty breakfast while they departed on a shopping tour. The tour included a Hollywood studio arsenal, where they procured several rounds of blank cartridges and a Hollywood costumers, where Captain Friday selected a number of articles of clothing and makeup items. They're now in an upstairs bedroom of the Carson home, getting ready for the big adventure, the robbing of a bank in broad daylight. Well, how do I look, Kef? Like a real ranch hand? I'd say a cross between a ranch hand and a member of a hillbilly band.  That's in character. All cowboys wear them tight. I got to get used to these high heel boots, too. I feel like I'm falling down all the time. You better get over that feeling quick. From the slightest mistake this afternoon, we'll all be falling through a hangman's trap. Hey, you think we can depend on Carson keeping his head? I can't tell what he'll do in the excitement. We'll have to watch him close. Have you put the blanks in his gun? Not so loud, Skip. Carson's in the next room. Yes, all the guns are carrying blanks. Oh, don't trust me, then, huh? Of course I trust you.  Hey, you mean we may have to let somebody know we mean business? I don't think so, but we're ready if we have to. I'll get it, boss. Well, howdy, partner. I just drove a hundred-hater cattle down from the bar. Hey, buddy, thirsty and so am I. How about a water in my stock while I wet my whistle? Good boy, Wesley, you're a born rancher. I think I'll do. Sure you will. Oh, come in, Miss Carson. Is it Wes' wonderful? With that blonde beard, I'd never know him in a thousand years. Yeah, and that 10-gallon hat makes him six inches taller. Yeah, let's see, Wes, let me look at you. Blue search suit, cuffs tucked into high-heeled boots, stiff collar, a bowstring tie. Yeah, you'll do. You're a wealthy cattleman if I ever saw one. See, this is exciting, isn't it? I've never had so much fun in my life. I had an awful time getting him away from the mirror. You should have been an actor, Wes. Well, how you like me, Miss Carson? Of course, I ain't a wealthy cattleman, like Wes and Captain Friday here. Me, I'm just a poor ranch hen and drives that big car and does all the dirty work. I love your long sideburns. And that false nose makes you look positively beautiful. Yeah, but the thing is, if you saw me on the street, would you know me? Well, if I did, I don't think I'd admit it. But seriously, boys, the disguises are wonderful. Even though Mr. George knows you, I don't think he'll recognize you in those outfits. I hope you're right. My life may depend on it. Now let's go for our plan again. I'll get in character by rolling a cigarette.  We'll drive Miss Carson's sedan up to the curb in front of the bank. There'll be a piece of blanket hanging from the trunk in the rear. The end of the blanket will cover the license plate. Everything's all right. Naturally, I don't want Eve implicated in any way. Now we're at the bank. We go in together, skip a little respectfully behind Wes and me. We go straight to Jordan's office behind the little wooden railing, Wes. What do you do, Skip? Oh, I look for Hennessy. He'll probably be around the counter in the middle of the floor. Hennessy? Oh, yes, that's the guard. He ought to be easy to spot in his uniform. Oh, I'll find him. Well, if he don't all have a gun in his ribs, he'll be polite all right. When you get to the washroom, you tie him up and gag him. You got your materials? Right here. Lariat and yellow scarf. Good. Then you get back and cover the entrance.  Over my dead body. Meanwhile, Wes, you and I are sitting in Mr. Jordan's office. We're a couple of ranchers from San Fernando Valley and we want to negotiate a loan. We discuss the terms of the loan with Jordan until we see Skip return from the washroom and go to the entrance. But what if Skip needs somebody else back there in the washroom? I'll take care of him. This rope's pretty long. Oh, Wes, must you go through with this? So many things can happen. Oh, don't worry, sis. We'll have a picnic. This ain't no time to get scared. Granting everything's okay and back. If everything's okay, I'll walk through the bank and then when I go by Jordan's office, I'll take off my hat and wipe my forehead. And when you get that signal, Wes? I remark on the heat and ask Jordan where I can get a drink of water. Now, I don't know what Jordan will say, but I do know there's a water cooler in the teller's cage adjoining Jordan's office. If he suggests the cooler, he'll probably open the door for you himself. If he doesn't, I will suggest it. You can see it from the office through the grill work. I go into the cage and get a drink from the cooler. Now, some of the tellers will probably look around as you enter the cage, but as you take a paper cup from the holder they'll probably continue their work. I finish my drink and whip my gun out of my coat pocket and order all tellers to step back two feet from their windows. By this time, I'll have taken Jordan's gun from his desk drawer. With the gun in Jordan's back, we'll both go into the cage. I'll have the tellers covered, all five of them. I take this sack from under my hat like this, then I go to work in the number one teller. Right. You order him to empty his drawer into the sack. Then you go out of the next teller. If all goes well, it shouldn't take more than 30 seconds to empty all five drawers into the sack. Then we back out the same door we came in and break for the entrance. Ah, not break exactly. Walk. Don't run. A lot of people in the bank won't even know what's going on. The less commotion we make, the better. Yeah, and don't forget your sack with. No, no. It's full of money and I've got it under my arm. I walk outside and get in the back seat of the car. I get in the front seat and start the motor. But what if you're jammed in?  In Beverly Hills, cars park facing the curb. Nothing can get in front or back of us without blocking the street. I know that. I guess I'm so nervous. I can't think. Now, I back out into the street facing south. Skip? I keep the entrance covered until I see you already.  And we're off. Once we get into the canyons in the hills, we'll change our clothes and get rid of our disguises. We stuff the blanket into the trunks of our license plate shows. We drive calmly back here and park the car in the garage. Once we get that sack of money in the house, we're safe. Sounds great. When do we start? Let's see. It's 2.30 now. Take us about 10 minutes to get there. 10 minutes more to get the right parking space. And we'd better be on our way now. I'm ready. Let's go. Goodbye, Wes.  Don't worry, Eve. Everything will be all right. But how will I know? When will you be back? It shouldn't take us more than 15 minutes to change clothes afterward. We should be back here in 45 minutes. I have a feeling this is going to be the longest 45 minutes of my life. So have I. Come on. Let's get it over with. You see, gentlemen, the appraisal of the property... Mr. Jordan, may I see you for a moment? Yes, of course, Mr. Rattell. Would you excuse me for a second? Yes, certainly, Mr. Jordan. Only take a second. I'll be right back. Watch it now, Wes. Skip has taken Hennessy into the back room. He should be back by now. And we can't make him move till Skip's at the front door. What if he doesn't show up? Don't worry about Skip. He'll hold up his end. Can we just stall along with Jordan? That's the idea. Watch it. Here he comes back. As I was saying, gentlemen, you must understand that I couldn't make a loan until I've had your property appraised. That may take several days. I'm afraid I can't wait that long. See, we need the money now. We've got a bargain and some beefs up north, Mr. Jordan. At what time is it? Eh, almost three o'clock. Why? Oh, I don't know. Just wondering. Yeah, I guess it ain't time to visit no other banks today. They all close for sundown, don't they, Mr. Jordan? Yes, I'm afraid nearly all banks close at three o'clock, including our own, gentlemen. Well, we don't seem to be doing no good here. See anything of Bill? Oh, don't worry none about Bill. He'll take care of himself. Bill's one of a ranch hands, Mr. Jordan. He don't get a chance to come to town very often. Uh, why don't you, gentlemen, come in early tomorrow. We'll have more time to talk over your loan. I'm sure we can work it out some way. Early? Say about, uh, Cock Crow? Cock Crow? Ha-ha. Well, I'll just forget you city fellas don't know how to talk time. Cock Crow's five o'clock. Oh, I see. Well, I'm afraid that's a bit early. You see, we don't open our doors to the public until... There's Bill. Where? There. Yep, I see him. I told you he didn't have to worry none about him. He must be pretty warm. Bill's taking off his hat and wiping his head. Yeah, he's pretty warm in the city, especially when you're dressed up in your Sunday clothes. Have a drink of water, handy, Mr. Jordan. Water? No, I'm afraid we don't... Isn't that one of them newfangled water coolers in that their cage? Oh, yes, but we don't usually... Go on in, himself. Mr. Jordan won't care, will you? No, no, no. Of course not. But I'll have to unlock the door to the cage. Sorry to be so much bother. You're chewing on cactus. There you are. Coolers over there. Hey, what are you doing in that door? Button your lip, Jordan. Now head to me. Into the cage. It's you. Right down and do as you're told. Yes, sir. All tellers, hands over your heads. Step back two paces from your windows. Hold up! Hold up! You there, Ploundee. Back two paces. They're all back. Get going with the sack. Oh, you. Dump your drawer into the sack. Keep your hands up and your heads down. All right. Number two, into the sack. You'd better do as he says. Yes. Number three, window. Empty your drawer into the sack. And don't spill any. Now, number four. Thank you, miss. One more. Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. And I'd advise you to stay away from those buttons. The first person who touches one gets a bullet. That's Bill out there in the doorway. He can hit a dime at 100 yards.  Easy, Wes. Here's the car. I don't see Skip yet. Keep your eye peeled. Ready to go. Here he comes. Come here. We made it. There's a soldier, signal. No time for hitchhikers now. He's an MP. Look at his armband. Yeah, waving us down. I'll slow down. Hey, look at this. Somebody coming from the other side. They're jumping on the running board. All right. Get him up and into the back seat. We're covered from both sides. Blacky North in a soldier's uniform. Look who's talking. I got him now. Take the wheel for me. The gangster from Maggie's intimate drinking salon apparently heard of a bank robbery deal and had his gorillas on hand to collect the $200,000 without even going near the bank. On top of that, he still has the diamonds that Captain Friday and Skip Turner planted on him in the hope the police would find them. A pretty good day's work for Blacky North. Listen next week for the third and last episode of You'll Be Dead in a Week. You are listening to Adventures by Morris.


Chris Tyson, who was C-H-R-I-S Tyson, is now Chrissy Tyson with a K. And in an interview with podcast host, Anthony Padilla says the following. You've had a lot of people speculating on your gender. Yes.  I did. I did. As a woman. I did, because I am a woman. Oh, shoot! Ah, she has! You've never said that before, right? I've never said that publicly, no. But I've been fully confident in that decision for over a year now. OK. You are not a woman.  Heart goes out to you, but you're not a woman. And don't confuse the young children watching Mr. Beast that you're a woman, because he's presenting now as a woman on Mr. Beast. And these young kids who are just trying to tune in to see Mr. Beast clean up the oceans or have somebody try to, he did a funny thing where they're trying to, like, assassinate me, not for real, but, you know, hire a real assassin. They want to see the fun antics. Now have to watch this guy who yesterday was a man, masquerade around as a woman. And everybody's just pretending nothing weird has happened, Dolly. You just heard from Hasbin and right-wing hack, Megan Kelly, who implied that Mr. Beast is somehow irresponsible because he is going to continue to platform his transgender friend who has been in his videos for years. But now, because Chris is trans, she's calling for explicit discrimination. There's no other reason why she's saying that Mr. Beast should censor Chris. She's simply just saying, I don't like her because she's trans.  Of course not, because that's obviously bigoted. But when it comes to trans people, discriminating against them to conservatives is A-okay because currently it's socially permissible. And Megan Kelly just doesn't like them. So she doesn't want to see it and she doesn't want her kids to see it. But unfortunately for Megan Kelly, trans people exist and they will continue to exist and they have always existed.  But kids learning about the existence of trans people is going to happen. It's inevitable unless you lock them in a dungeon forever. But the fear from Megan Kelly is that if kids learn about the existence of trans people, then they're gonna turn trans. But that's not gonna happen. That's not how this works. And trans people aren't trying to turn your cis kids trans contrary to popular belief.  Even if society refuses to accept them. But Megan Kelly doesn't just reject Chris's trans identity because she's a bigot. Let's be clear. She's also a simpleton, right?  And I say that because she couldn't even wrap her mind around the identities of fictional characters changing. So of course, actual human beings transitioning is far too complicated for her tiny brain to comprehend, case in point. And by the way, for all you kids watching at home, Santa just is white. But this person is just arguing that maybe we should also have a black Santa. But Santa is what he is.  Jesus, it was a white man too. But it's like, we have, he was a historical figure. I mean, that's verifiable fact as is Santa. I just want the kids watching to know that. But my point is, how do you just revise it in the middle of the legacy of the story and change Santa from white to black?  I mean, that explains a lot, doesn't it? If she can't even comprehend changes to fictional characters, then obviously, you know, it makes sense that she can't accept that human beings can change the gender that they were assigned at birth. Now in the clip that you saw at the beginning of this video, she consults anti trans grifter, Ollie London, who goes on to not only repeatedly maliciously misgender Chris, but also makes up egregious lies about her and says that she wants to turn kids trans effectively. Let's listen. Yeah, and it's incredibly harmful because the majority of the audience for Mr. Beast are young kids. You know, young kids idolize this YouTube channel. They want to become like Mr. Beast. They want to become like Chris Tyson. So when you have millions of kids looking at this person that is openly declaring, I am a woman, she, her, and they're also tweeting about taking hormones and how it saved their life and they're encouraging their young audience to try HRT hormone replacement therapy. That is incredibly harmful. You know, it's one thing to be struggling with your identity and to try and deal with that and find happiness, but it's another thing to project that onto kids. I think that's really harmful. And you know, I feel for his wife and the baby because I mean, if you look at him just a year ago, completely different person, what has changed in a year that has made him feel the need to do this and declare himself as a woman? You know, I think it's going to be harmful if he continues to be in the videos talking about these things that he's a woman and about hormones and things. You know, it should just be about these fun videos. You know, that kids love, kids enjoy, shouldn't be anything to do with trans ideology, but sadly, I think a lot of kids are going to be, no, indoctrinated by this and want to become just like Chris or Chrissy or whatever he's called now. This is Megan Kelly's supposed experts on gender ideology. First of all, Chris did not encourage her audience to try HRT even if they wanted to. They couldn't because that requires a prescription and a doctor would have to confirm that they have gender dysphoria. It requires a lot. Like you can't just say, hey kids, go on down to Walgreens and pick up a bottle of HRT. That's not the way that it works. Ollie London knows this. Chris simply said that HRT saved her life. That doesn't encourage anyone to do anything. She's just saying, hey everyone, this is who I am. I'm happy now. And Mr. Beast's videos also, they haven't changed at all. They're still apolitical entertainment pieces for younger audiences. You just refuse to accept that Mr. Beast, like most Americans, doesn't have a problem with his transgender friend. You want him to discriminate, but when most people learn about their trans friend, they're fine with it because guess what? Trans people, they just wanna live their lives. It's you who's the problem, Ollie London. You don't wanna accept them, right? And there's this patronizing implication that Chris is confused. This is what both of them alluded to. And she doesn't know who she is and they pity her. And they assume that if everyone in society rejects Chris and misgenders Chris and is really cruel to her, that can somehow convince her to see the light and go back into the closet or be who they think she really should be. But what they don't realize is that the most difficult person to convince if you're trans is yourself. The same is true for gay people. And in her interview with Anthony Padilla, which I would highly recommend you watch, she explains just how difficult it was to accept herself. Was it more difficult for you to come out to yourself or to others? Myself, far more. Once I came out to myself, it was, I came out to myself with my therapist and it took like three therapy sessions where I was like, I've known this for a long time. I'm pretty sure.  And it was hard for me to say that because I was so scared of saying I am a woman and then instantly hearing, no, you're not. Because in my head, I fought with that every day. That's the conversation you were having with yourself. There was a voice in the back of my head that just hated me, everything I did, hated me. And it wasn't until like I started accepting myself and being kind to others and like just listening to what my body wanted. Like that's when that voice started going away, started taking HRT. Haven't heard from that voice in a very long time. Where do you think that part of you has gone? I think it's, I hope it's locked away. Do you think it's disappeared entirely? That purse, that little piece of it.  I literally had people within the first like couple of months of like me coming out to like private like friends and like my therapist starting HRT, they were like, you've just been talking so much more and you just seem so much more present in the conversation. And I was noticing that myself too, cause like I would get done with conversations and be like, why is my jaw hurt so bad? Oh, I was talking and smiling. I was talking and smiling. I haven't done that in a while. I mean, even now I feel like people who have watched you for a long time will see that change in you wanting to express your thoughts, wanting to express your emotions. It doesn't matter now if I want to express them or not. They just freely come out of me because I don't suppress them anymore. And that is what's truly the best part of it is that I can just like, what comes out of my mouth is me now. And it's nobody else influencing me. It's nobody telling me I have to be this person. It's me coming out. Beautifully said. You know, they try to misgender her and demean her, but you can tell she knows who she is. She oozes confidence. Trans people know who they are.  For queer people, most queer people, I think that the biggest barrier to acceptance is always ourselves first, right? At least that's true for my generation and older LGBTQ plus people because we grow up in a society that tells us that being trans and being gay is wrong. But letting go and accepting your true self is very liberating. It's a great feeling. And there's this assumption baked into that conversation there that trans people are simply hopping on a trend. And we hear this from conservatives as well, right? This is why they don't want young people to know about the existence of trans people because that will make it seem like it's alluring and they'll want to be trans as well. But they said the same thing about gay people, right? They said that gay people were just being gay because it's cool and it's now a trend and it's a phase.  Nobody chooses to be part of a marginalized community whose very existence is contentious. In response to a story about a trans teen committing suicide due to bullying, Alejandro Caraballo points out quote, we're constantly told that too many kids are coming out as trans because it's popular and trendy, but this is the actual reality. Trans kids are usually bullied relentlessly. And that right there is the sad reality. Even though we've come a long way in terms of trans acceptance, life is still much more difficult for trans people than it is for cis people. I mean, we have state governments currently trying to criminalize their very existence, police, everything that they do where they go to the bathroom, what they can and can't do with their own bodies. Families are abandoning them. Everywhere they go, they have to worry about whether or not it's safe to come out to their peers or new coworkers and just be themselves. They have to fear whether or not they'll pass and if somebody who is hateful will suspect that they're trans. But despite all of that, they still choose self love in the face of societal hate. That is a very powerful and beautiful thing and conservatives hate that. They hate that they're losing control of trans people. And despite all of the bigotry, trans people are still choosing to be themselves and be happy despite all of this hate.  It's an attempt to delegitimize their very real identities. And I would say that Megan Kelly should be ashamed, but I mean, we all know that this person has no shame. She's an imbecile and that will never change. And the same is true for Olly London. But if you want to know about somebody who isn't authentic, tune into Olly London's debate with Ethan Klein of H3 where he was exposed for the lying, grifting charlatan that he is. So what they're saying, I think it's really projection, right? When Olly London says Chris doesn't know who she is, that's Olly London projecting about himself, right? This is somebody who claimed that they were Korean and wanted to get penis reduction surgery to have that be more like the Asian experience or something like that. Like this man is racist. This man is an imbecile and he will say and do anything if it gets him attention. And that is what was exposed in his debate with Ethan Klein. As for Megan Kelly, she's not gonna go anywhere, but thankfully she is losing relevance. And it's just sad that she has to hop on these types of bandwagon. I mean, she says that trans people are hopping on trends. Transphobia is a trend and she's hopping on it to maintain relevance. But looking back 10 to 20 years from now, you know, society is going to judge her very harshly for these bigoted statements that she's making. She doesn't care now because it's a short-term benefit, but on the longterm history is not going to like what she's saying.    Game廉s upload platform


Now I feel like I've sort of been holding out on you guys because I haven't ever done a video on R-Sync. It's one of the most important programs for you to know how to use. It's one of the, usually I'm not a big fan of like, you know, command line programs that aren't like part of the basic UNIX operating system, but R-Sync is so very useful. It does many things. Let me explain. I'll give you examples. I'll show you how to use this in a second. But here's the things it does. It can copy files, but unlike a simple program like CP for copying files, R-Sync can copy files from one computer to another, to another computer on your network or to a server or an IP address or your website or something like that. It has the ability to partially copy files or at least to, let's say you have a really big file that's like five gigabytes. If you stop R-Sync in the middle of it processing, it will actually, you'll be able to pick it up next time you restart the transfer. So you don't have to wait for individual files to transfer. It also has really nice abilities like archive mode and update, I'll just show you how it works. All right. So here, first off, we'll go ahead and make a file. We'll just say, you know, file, here is some content. Now what we can do with, I mean, as we know from commands like copy, you can just copy a file into another file, right? You can do the same thing with R-Sync. You can say cat or, excuse me, you can copy our file file into a new location. All right. So now we have new, new file. But as I said, you can actually copy it to other computers. So right now I have my desktop in the other room running and its name is just desktop. It's, you know, like my computer here is named art. The one in the other room is named desktop. And I can actually sync that file. I can actually transfer that file into desktop and you just give a colon and it will transfer this file over there. So if I run that, now first off, if you just run that, there are a couple of things you need to know. First off, by default, if you just transfer a file over, it's going to assume that you're using the same username. If you're using a different username, you might want to say, you know, whatever the username is, at, and then the location, okay. But in my case, I just transferred over my, you know, my GPG key, like my logins are the same basically. I have an SSH key that's on the other computer. Now if we want to check that, we can actually SSH over to desktop, okay. And what that has done is it has put that file in our directory over here, okay. It's transferred over. So that's what that did. Now to be specific here, you can give any file location, let's say I want to move it to temp or something like that or I want to move it to home slash billy slash whatever, you can move it to any file location. If you don't include, or directory location, if you don't include one, it just assumes to be, it puts it in the, you know, the user's home directory, just to be totally clear. Now additionally, you can do stuff like this. Let's actually, you know, let's transfer new, new file over. This is set for, we can also give our sync, of course, different options, so we can give it like the V option and V as in many other programs, it just shows you what's happening. So that's nice. We can look at our, over here and we see we do in fact have this file. And to be clear, I can also transfer to either IP addresses or websites. So for example, I can say this, let's transfer a new, new file to root at lukesmith.xyz. So that's my website. And it's going to be putting this in a roots home directory. Okay. So I just run that it'll take a second. And what it does is it actually uses SSH to log into this server. Now the reason if you don't have SSH login or like key pair login set up, it'll ask for your password. It'll ask for roots password and it'll attempt to log in as if it were using SSH.  And also you need rsync installed. And I think usually rsync actually automatically starts a daemon. I don't think you actually need to do that, but yeah, that is something that you might want to look into. Okay. So in addition to just transferring transferring files, we can for example, let's make a new directory. So new directory and I'm actually going to move all those files that I just created into this directory. So I'm just going to move them into newdir. So now in newdir we have all the stuff. If you want to transfer entire folders with rsync, you just give it the r option and I'm going to give it the v option so we know what we're doing and I'm going to transfer newdir. I'm going to transfer it over to my desktop. And it shows me all the stuff that's happening. Now here's the other cool thing you can do that's very nice. Now if you're just transferring files with any other kind of command, I use this to update my website. And one nice thing about rsync is that let's say I make one change to one of those files. Let's say I go into new new file and I add some stuff. Here's some new stuff. The nice thing about rsync is that when you, let's say I run this rsync command again, what it actually, oh actually sorry, I should actually do it this way. Hold on. Let me, I forgot to give it an option. I'm going to add, oops, I'm going to add newdir, new new file, I'll just add some more stuff. Okay. Now the important thing is you want to run rsync with the u option. And what the u option does is it says only re-upload those files that have changed since I last edited them. So if I run it this time we see that the only file that has been updated is that file that I made a change to. And that's the same in any case. I mean like for example I have, so I'm actually, oops computer, I have a little script here. This is, I'm actually making a new version of my website and whenever I update something I just run this command, an rsync command that basically just updates the directory where I keep my website up with that server. And of course it's not going to re-upload anything. Let's say I make a new file, I'll just say new file, okay, not two words. And if I run this command again, this is called upn, is the name of the script. It's going to log into my server and only update the files that I've changed because I've given it the u option here. It took a second to connect, but you know. So another super important thing, as I mentioned at the beginning of the video, rsync has the ability, if you're uploading a really big file, you can actually tell rsync, if I break the, if rsync crashes, if the internet connection is lost, keep that file in it's half downloaded state on the thing I'm uploading it to. And so when I restart the command it will start back up as usual. And that is with the capital P option. Actually capital P does two things if you look at the manual. It does, let's see, oops, yeah, it, well it does partial, that's what I'm talking about, like upload files. And you can break the upload and then restart it and it'll start back up where it's finished. And then progress also just shows you the percentage of the thing that you're downloading. That's another option. But yeah, I usually just use capital P. Now in addition to all of this stuff, so rsync is great for transferring files. It's fantastic.  I just, I have a copy on my website on my own computer. I don't like having the SSH into my own server to make little changes. I make it on my computer. Then I run an rsync command just like this and it updates everything. But in addition to all that rsync is also really good at making archives of stuff. In fact, it actually has an archive mode which is A. And what this does is I think I use this in a couple. Let's see. Mail. Arc. Yeah. So let's say, for example, when I'm my mail, I keep in one directory on my computer. But also if I have like, let's see, where is it? Yeah. If I have an external drive that I sometimes have connected. And if I have the script that runs, if that drive is connected, I actually use rsync to copy over everything with the A option. Now what the A option does is it really just turns on a bunch of different options. It turns on the recursive option. It turns on just a couple things. And mainly it preserves permissions and metadata of files. So it's very good. If you just want to make an archive of, let's say, where did our directory go? Oh, over here. If we just want to make an archive of this new directory, we can just say archive or something like that. And it will create a new archive here. And that's going to share the metadata of everything and everything else. So it's nice and convenient. I use this all the time. Rsync is really fantastic just in terms of, it's scriptable since it's running on the command line. So you can have your computer's update stuff whenever something happens or you plug up something or you're connected to the internet. And I use it basically all the time. It's one of the only, like I'm totally against these new modern replacements for Unix core utilities. Like people have this stuff like RIP-GREP and RIP-SED and SOI-GREP and all this kind of stuff basically. And I mean, I guess they do cool stuff, but I don't like abandoning traditional Unix tools. But Rsync is just so nice. It's very easy to get stuff out of it that I can't resist. I enjoy using it. But anyway, that's Rsync. I encourage you to use it.  Go check out my series on creating your own website and Rsync is good for that. But even for transferring files, making archives, making backups, Rsync is the best. All right, see you guys next time. Actually, one little other use case. If you're a lazy boomer like me and you don't like getting in the other room or messing with other computers, I usually take my videos that I make and I put them on my desktop so that I can convert them to the right codecs and upload them quickly. So I don't even have to get up and go over there. I can just do something like, you know, I'll just, I'll do partial and then visual and I'll take this screencast file here and I will take it over to the desktop and upload it there. And so that's a much quicker way, an easier way of like transferring stuff without getting up and going somewhere else or, you know, anything like that. My home internet is still slow, though. Actually, you know, how big are these files anyway? That is, how is that, six gigs? What am I recording in? Okay. Clearly I've been messing up. I don't, I don't know what I have been recording this stuff in. Anyway, so yeah, it's just a nice, yeah, just use Rsync. There's so many uses for it. It's great.


Thank you. Good morning. Good timing. I just walked into the room as you were introducing me, so I'm glad I did. Well, thank you very much and thank you for the honor of including me in your conference. And thank you for taking the time out of your busy professional lives to discuss such important topics as early childhood development and what it is that we can be doing and should be doing in Alberta Education to further enhance our children's abilities and an ability to learn not only in their early stages of their life but henceforth as we know that early childhood development and early childhood intervention does have impact on a child's lifelong learning and the child's abilities. And those of us, I'm preaching to the converted over here but we know that studies upon studies, Piaget and Montessori for those of you who still remember your education courses, will tell you and reinforce that the sooner we identify children with special needs, children with difficulties in acquiring information, the sooner we put in special programming in place, the better off the child will be for the duration of the child's learning life. And that is something that we are currently discussing quite intensively in Alberta Education. As you know, we have just ended a number of rounds of consultation which are now feeding into building our new legislation. The school act is being replaced this spring with a new legislation. And part of this consultation was the consideration of provision of kindergarten in the province of Alberta and then after that perhaps even early kindergarten for identified cohorts of children. So you will be hearing from me over the next few weeks making some announcements relevant to kindergarten and how kindergarten will be implemented in the province of Alberta. Should it be mandatory, should it be optional, should it be offered in all schools or not, should school boards will be making that decision and what programming will be put into kindergarten. But you are a very important component of this because we still need to do a great deal of educating of the general public on what it is that kindergarten actually does and why early intervention is so important. How kindergarten is different from daycare and how there is a more educational value in kindergarten and how early childhood intervention is not glorified daycare. As you know those misconceptions still exist and it is up to us in partnership to make sure that Albertans understand the importance of investment in early childhood development and the return that they receive on that particular investment. So I am glad that you are discussing these topics. We are leaders in education in the world and our reputation is well-renowned, relevant to innovative approaches to providing education. But in the area of early childhood intervention I think we still have plenty of work to do and any progress that will happen in that aspect of education will be coming from forums and conventions like this one. So on behalf of our premier Alison Redford who as you know is very passionate about early childhood education and all my colleagues at Legislature thank you for sharing your talents, thank you for sharing your time and I am looking forward to working with you in partnership and learning from you on the techniques and the possibilities that exist that we can implement into Alberta education. Because at the end of the day we have to focus on what is best for the child in the desk and we know that what is best for the child in the desk is to provide the child with any and all tools that the child needs in order to be able to have the sense of success in the classroom, not only at the time of early childhood intervention but later on throughout life. So again thank you very much, thank you for the honor of introducing me here and having me at your conference and I am looking forward to meeting some of you and have a great conference, thank you so much.


Welcome traders to the Tick Mill weekly market outlook for week commencing the 6th of March. Financial markets are fully buying into the Federal Reserve's higher for longer narrative on interest rates with US two-year Treasury yields, fast approaching 5% and the 10-year yield breaking back above 4%. Strong activity at the start of the year and a surprise jumping core inflation now means that 25 basis point rate hike at the March, May and June FOMC meetings are the minimum expectations from the FOMC. In fact, markets are pricing a 25% chance that the Fed moves by 50 basis points at the March FOMC meeting. There are two events to watch in the week ahead that will have an important bearing on the near term outlook for monetary policy. Firstly, Federal Reserve Chair Powell will be appearing before Congress to present the central bank's semi-annual monetary policy report. His testimony will be closely followed for hints as to whether he thinks there should be a re-acceleration in the Fed's policy tightening or whether having hiked rates so far so far so that the more modest 25 basis point incremental moves remain the most sensible course of action to take. He will be appearing before the Senate on Tuesday and then the House of Representatives on Wednesday. After that, all eyes will turn to the February jobs report, US payrolls likely to mean revert to a still firm pace in February after the unexpected 517k surge in January. Also look for the unemployment rate to stay unchanged at 3.4% and wage growth to printer strong 0.4% month over month. So from a technical perspective, if we look at the dollar index, we are still tracking this corrective cycle whilst we have the swing loan place at 102.40s. We are looking for a test of 105.50s. So look in the early part of the week to find support into the 103.90s, 103.80s for this final extension up into our target zone 105.50s. And as long as we maintain the negative momentum divergence, we'll be watching for bearish reversal patterns in this area to engage on the short side. First downside objective is going to be a test of this projected ascending trend channel support 103.50s. At this stage, any direct loss of this trend channel support through 103 will be a bearish development suggesting that we already have the corrective high in place for the dollar index. Then we look for a retest of the 102.39s swing low ahead of the high volume node at 101.70s. Moving to the Eurozone. Very light data slate there this week. We have on Monday generally retail sales month over month. Yeah. And the year over year percentage looking for negative 2.7 to negative 2.8 on that print. And then on Wednesday we get Q4 GDP revised. And that's pretty much going to be quarter over quarter flat at 0.1%. So from a technical perspective with the Euro dollar similar or the inverse really to the dollar index, we're looking for a test of the equality objective versus the swing high 108.07 gives us 104.30s. So I'd be looking for any early strength to fade below the 107 handle for the last leg to the downside to test into our quality objective from there. As long as you maintain bullish momentum divergence, I'll be watching for bullish reversal patterns in this area to engage on the long side looking to take out the trend channel resistance back through 105.70s on route then to test the high volume node 107.30s and then on to our potential B wave high at the 108.005. Moving to the UK in terms of data for the week ahead, we have GDP set for release UK economic output fell sharply in December and probably only partially rebounded in January. Admittedly, these monthly GDP figures have been hard to read owing to distortion surrounding both the Queens funeral last September and then obviously the World Cup. That December plunge however means that the economy is likely to register an overall first quarter GDP decline. The underlying trend in the economy appears to be one of very gradual contraction thanks in part to ongoing downtrend in retail spending. Markets are expecting a technical recession in the UK in the first half of this year, albeit one that's not much to write home about. The fall in Holter gas prices should help consumer bills fall by the summer which should limit further damage to consumer spending from a technical perspective. Sterling holding triple bottom almost in place now here at the 1.19.20s so I'm looking for any retest into this support zone to actually fail and then we are looking for our downside equality objective 1.17.82 versus our swing high here at 1.22.70s. At this stage it would really take a close through the range resistance that we have in place at the moment 1.21.40s to suggest that we already have a more meaningful low in place and then we'd be thinking about a retest of that 1.22.60s. Moving to Japan in terms of the data slate this week it's really going to be all about the BOJ policy decision. It's unlikely that the BOJ will rock the boat at this meeting even as CPI inflation hit a 41 year high. Governor Karoda at his last meeting will likely keep policy unchanged with further changes having to wait for the incoming governor Ueda starting in April. Markets expect that the BOJ could shift the top end of the yield curve control band again in the months ahead potentially as early as April but we're looking for rates to remain at 0.1% and the 10-year yield target to remain flat at 0%. From a technical perspective Dolly N came just shy of the equality target at 1.37.20s could still see one more push up into that area which would complete a technical pattern here three pushes into a high and as long as we maintain that bearish momentum divergence we watch for bearish reversal patterns at that 1.37.20s to engage. On the short side first stop is going to be a test of the projected ascending trendline support coming in now at 1.34.90s. Any immediate loss of this trend channel support would be a bearish development opening move back down to test 1.32.80s as the next downside objective and rounding out the data slate down under in Australia we get the RBA decision the focus will be on whether the RBA softens its language in light of recent weaker data on the back of the widening breadth and persistence in inflation the cash rate in Australia remaining below comparable G10 economies and the Australian economy more likely to benefit from China's reopening so we're looking for the rate to the cash rate to be maintained at 3.6% when the announcement is made on Tuesday from a technical perspective the Aussie dollar looks poised to test its internal equality objective versus this current swing structure at giving us a test now of the 67.90s from there we're going to watch for bearish reversal patterns to engage on the short side looking for one more push to the downside giving us a test of 66.30s from there watch for bullish reversal patterns as long as we maintain momentum divergence we will then look for a break of the trend channel resistance 67.70s on to the next upside objective of the high volume node at 68.90s and then we'll be looking for that B wave high to be tested at 70.29 and just rounding out our review here let's check in with Bitcoin our weekend risk barometer and Bitcoin obviously took took some losses the back end of last week based on the the Silvercrest and an announcement with respect to concerns about the contagion still spilling over from the FTX debacle but from a technical perspective we are looking for Bitcoin to test and maintain support at the 21,490s and then from there we're looking for this final upside extension for this leg to test the yearly pivot from below just below 27,000 and that concludes the weekly market outlook for week commencing the 6th of March as always traders plan the trade, trade the plan and most importantly manage your risk until next week thanks very much


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Hey guys, welcome to the last episode of Rotorat for 2020. This year has been one of the most challenging years that we've ever faced as a world, really. But despite all those challenges, we still got to go on some great adventures and take you guys along for the ride on our episodes. I'm really proud of some of the things that we got done this year and I'm really looking forward to everything that we're gonna be doing in 2021. So to wrap this year up, we thought we would do good old community spotlight where we feature some amazing FPV clips from the FPV community. This is one of the best hobbies in the world filled with some of the greatest, smartest, most talented people. And we love taking the opportunity to share some talented pilots with you guys. So to kick things off, our first category is of course gonna be the holidays. Here we've got Junkrat FPV flying around Christmas lights as well as like a light dancer. This is so cool getting to see the lights from a perspective where you're actually flying through the branches and like getting kind of immersed in the colors and all that stuff. I like the Cinewhip feel getting the whole tour and then actually flying through the branches, getting immersed in the lights, not just seeing them like you normally would walking by. Drones give you the ability to have and share a very unique perspective and see things that you can't see any other way. Here we have Fritz FPV also flying through a Christmas display. I had to include this one because we had that Star Wars display. What, look at that Yoda and baby Yoda, come on. I think this is like just one house. Is this just someone's house that they just went nuts on? Really great display and really great flying from Fritz doing all the fly-throughs and everything, getting that stabilized Cinewhip footage, love it. Here we have Josh goes flying and he's touring an entire kind of downtown area and seeing all their Christmas lights. And my favorite part is this tunnel of lights, so epic, so pretty, just great through shots. I love the chill music, I love the smooth flying. Great job, Josh. And last up in the holidays category, we've got a clip here from Hiroki Irino and he has turned his Cinewhip into Santa Claus. This is hilarious. So we've got some third person shots of Santa, cruising around a tree, love seeing the people reacting to it just cause like it's so funny. Who doesn't love a Christmas drum? I love the creativity. This video definitely made me smile. For next category, we've got location, location, location. One of the best parts of FPV is going to new places and flying them. I love that FPV always stays fresh because you can always find somewhere new, find some new epic spot to fly. Personally, I'm a big fan of Bando's and here we have Arnaud Marij flying around a Bando using a Cinewhip. This video really caught my eye because he's taking advantage of the Cinewhip's smaller size but still throwing down some great freestyle moves. We love flying our Cinewips here at the Rotorai Warehouse. Even though Cinewips are more made to get cinematic smooth shots and less acro ability, they are still pretty dang capable.  And Arnaud has taken that to the next level, ripping around a Bando, getting the dives in, exploring all the different levels. This spot looks really cool. I would love to get a chance to fly this. Coming in hot is Cata FPV with a tour of Solemi Sicilia. He's flying around the rooftops of this historic place and it's just got a great vibe to it. I love kind of the chill tonal music and just seeing this really unique looking city from the perspective of a drone, super smooth flying, really beautiful architecture going together in a way that just shows off the beauty of this place. Very dynamic too, how he started on the rooftops and was swooping down more to ground level. He's going up here. Can we get a little freestyle in there? It's very tasteful, not too much, just a little bit, but it doesn't take away from kind of this cinematic aspect of this. Here we have Palm FPV doing some flights in South Africa. So this is a whole bunch of spots that I've never seen before, but they're all so perfect for FPV. I've got to get myself to South Africa and hit some of these spots. This is epic, Bando areas, mountain dives, beautiful beach scapes. We've even got like abandoned cooling towers. Ow, that's one of my favorite things to fly. You guys should definitely go check out this video, not just for all the epic places that he flew, but also because his intro just, it just made me smile. It's got a real snappiness to it. Now we've got Slat FPV flying a water park. Look at this. I love these spiraling into one of those. What is that thing that's like that funnel ride? I've always wanted to actually ride one of these at a functioning water park, let alone get to fly one at an empty water park. I like this video and how he's using the shapes of the slides to kind of like half pipe. And of course he's doing some fly throughs. I think that's something we all want to try to do is actually fly through the pipes. And it's really hard. My favorite thing has got to be this funnel thing. I just want to ride one someday, preferably when it's warmer because it is cold. Even here in Florida, it's pretty cold right now. Speaking of the cold, that brings us to our next category, the great indoors. This time of year, it's very cold in a lot of places. The ground is covered in snow and it's pretty difficult to fly outside as we all love to do. So lots of pilots turn to the great indoors to fly in creative ways. So here we've got some videos to inspire you and your next indoor flight. The drone studio got the opportunity to fly in a giant Mercedes-Benz car dealership. This is not only a cool video because of the talented flying, but also because you get to see some really great vehicles. Really awesome opportunity that the drone studio got and I think they made the best of it. Next up, we've got Free Zillion flying an indoor LED track and there's an added element here where they've actually got like a fog machine going on. And that just really takes the aesthetic of this to the next level. I mean, I've seen LED tracks before, but this just makes it look like it's out of a future movie set or something crazy. The way you can actually see the lasers kind of casting through the fog. It's next level, I love this. But even if you don't get the opportunity to fly a giant Mercedes museum or a place where you can set up a giant foggy LED race track, you can still have a ton of fun flying in your home. Here we've got SRK FPV. He's set up a little LED track of his own in his living room and just having a good time. That's what it's all about, right? With a little bit of effort, you can set up your own course. You can make your own race gates. You can use whatever you have laying around the house like your chairs to create other obstacles and just whatever it takes to keep your practicing, keep your skills on the sticks sharp. So I hope these videos motivate you guys to keep flying even if it's freezing outside, set up a little indoor track inside and fly a tiny, what micro drone around whatever, just keep flying. Another way that you can stay flying is by using a simulator. FPV simulators are an amazing tool for learning FPV and even if you already know how to fly, sharpening your skills. Check out this video from Christopher Claflin. This video is documenting his experience of flying FPV for the first time after putting over 200 hours into a simulator. He talks about how when he was first getting into FPV, he was discouraged by a lot of people telling him it was really hard because FPV is quite challenging but he decided not to let that get him down and he got himself a simulator and he put in some serious work learning to fly.  He's putting down laps, he's keeping the thing in the air, he's shooting gaps, it's awesome. This proves how helpful a sim can be in learning FPV. If you're thinking about getting into FPV and you don't know where to start, I definitely recommend a sim. We at Rotorat use the lift off and it's available in our store but there's a ton of options out there, shop around, see what you like. Even if you've been flying for a long time, sims are still a great idea to keep you flying during the cold and to practice your skills and learn new tricks. Check out this video from Farooq FPV.  He's got a really unique style and here he is in the sim, doing his usual flowy juicy snappy thing. I think it's really cool to see a more seasoned pilot showing that they can still put down the moobs even in a sim. Like I can still tell this is Farooq flying even though it's a sim, like it's still translate. He's doing all the tricks. He's got the snap, he's got the juice. So whether you're learning FPV for the first time or you wanna practice a new style, learn a new tricks, just stay flying while it's cold, whatever, sims are a great tool to have. Last up in the sim category, this video is a little bit different. Check out this clip from Hurcan Amir. What he's done is he took an actual flying clip and then edited in liftoff graphics.  I don't even know how to do this sort of stuff in video. And he's got all the liftoff graphics, the on-screen display, the sound effects and I just love this homage to the liftoff sim which he says really helped him learn FPV. All right guys, before we get into the last category of this community spotlight, I wanna remind you that there are links in the description to all of the pilots that we are featuring in this video. Definitely check out their channels and show them some love. Almost all of them have less than 1,000 subscribers. I mean Fritz, he only has 17 subscribers. So definitely hit up their channels, check out some of their videos, drop them a subscription. Another way we're gonna spread the love is one of the pilots featured in this video is going to win a little giveaway. This time we are giving away a full Cinewup frame made up of the Chendrones Squirt frame and our signature ducks that we include with all of our frames and all of our builds. As well as a set of Cinewup motors which is gonna be a great start to their next Cinewup build. However, everyone featured in this next category are ineligible to win this Cinewup prize. Why? It's because they're the pros. Community spotlight is all about bringing some attention to some lesser known pilots but every now and then I wanna take a look at some of the pilots that you already know and love and so that's why we're ending this one. We're gonna be checking out some videos from our favorite pilots. First off, we've got Van Over with his video, Flow Perfect. I just had to include this video. He filmed all of this when he was down here in Florida last filming some Rotor Riot content with us and we took him to some of my favorite spots and he just killed it. Actually, I can't decide if I love this video or if I hate this video because he went to all my spots and just took it to the next level. This video in particular is just so up my alley with the song and with the flow style and everything. He's such a versatile pilot. He's one of the best racers. He's got the really snappy, juicy style and here he's doing more of the flowy style which of course I really like. Definitely check out this entire video if you haven't already seen it. Here we have Vinky FPV doing what he does best which is cinematic chasing. He's chasing some wakeboarders here and I love this video. It's got a really bold color grade. This is like, I would never think to do this and I'm seeing it and it just works. Like, he's calling it the burgundy ride because that's what you're seeing. It's just black, white and burgundy and he's got a really talented wakeboarder he's working with to get some truly trick shots. Look at that. I love the water getting the spread on the lens there. Boom. Oh, oh, drone down. Drone down. Perfect way to end the video. Here we have a video from MCK Min-Chan Kim getting back to the freestyle flow. Min-Chan is of course most known for his racing being one of the fastest pilots in the world but I love seeing these racers also get down with the freestyle. It looks to me like he's just having a really good time. I feel like racing can be really stressful and intense and that's what makes it fun of course is that fierce competitiveness but I think you can really see here Min-Chan is just enjoying getting to the freestyle, going with the flow, having a good time doing the old flippy floppy. Last up, we've got Fire and Flow by Bubby FPV. Now Bubby, we featured him a ton on Community Spotlights. He has really come up this year, really made a name for himself, grown a ton as a pilot. In fact, we've even brought him out a few times to be on Rotoride episodes and he's a blast to film with and always nails the shot. So we had to bump him up into the pros category to keep him in Community Spotlight but I had to include this video because I think this is his best video yet. Like I said, he's been improving all year and this one he's still just added. I love how he's weaving everything in seamlessly. He's just going from one obstacle to the next, keeping it going. Nice variety of tricks, making really good use of the spot and doing a lot of different tricks all in one run. Check out the full video because he flies for like over two minutes, just one continuous flow. That's one of my favorite things. So Bubby, you have been killing it this year. I've been so psyched to see all your improvement and just keep going at it. All right guys, that's gonna do it for this edition of Community Spotlight. It's time to pick a winner. We're gonna be giving away a full Cinewup frame and set of motors. For the winner, I am gonna pick Slat FPV. Slat looks like a super talented pilot. I love what he was doing with the water park, getting all the freestyle in. I checked out some of the other videos on his channel. Definitely stop by his channel. He's got a lot of great freestyle videos.  Hopefully this gets you a head start on your next build. So guys, thanks for joining us on this edition of Community Spotlight. We appreciate the support that you've shown us all year on the YouTube channel. We post videos every Monday and every time you tune in and watch our videos and hit the like button. It means a ton to us and keeps us going. That being said, we're looking forward to keeping it going in 2021. We've got a lot of fun things planned and I can't wait to take you guys all along on the journey. Happy New Year's. We will see you next year on Rotorize.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late sports cards. I'm in 22 tops chrome sapphire edition baseball five box rate number 20 random team style. So look again if you're random results as always you can find those on the websites under the results tab as well as the link that's in chat. So good luck. Here we go. All right again guys we've got uh 17 to go on select each two 60th spot there football and then we've also got two half cases of select hobby uh pick your team style those be going at the end toward the end of the night a lot of good teams still available definitely check that out of course selects very hot this year here we go sapphire time going bar show next breed oh we got a red one red uh ranger suarez nice one there for the filly it's a little bit of a color match there five of five rats on that uh Philadelphia picking that up i think there was alvin right that was yes alvin there you go alvin grad buddy nice red coming your way and ranger suarez base swillson lucas gilito feature yankee this is gilito got a gold jackson koa rookie there we go grads royals uh 33 of 50 always fun to pull a uh rookie color sapphire not too bad have to run for it and drew smiley bobby wit jr rookie nice there's a superstars of the nets aeronola base an orange in our last pack it is trey amberji rookie for the yanks uh six of 25 very nice rats on that one there at new york roman quinn joey bar future stars nice one there on the gold to 50 for the giants uh 34 50 and jesson brule barns jash his own future stars nice we got the up hires and um dynamics it's like two two years ago would be ellie just stole third then stole oh my god dude he's so good that's so stupid lamott wade junior paul the young isn't that like his second time ceiling at all very well could have been very well could have been or someone did it i forget who but someone did it not so long ago uh yeah it was uh asia china filipa for the yanks actually my dad i remember that my dad texted me about that yeah max scherzer he's like i can't just stole home and i was like what uh slugger reunion so that's going to be uh for the um blue jays and the rays will do 123 left 456 right so the blue jays 123 rays 456 it's going to be a four i'm going to go to the rays we get another one of these i'm going to just go to the blue jays but that will go to the rays to the rays andris cubs and straight man scenic i'm probably have a dice roll eventually and five boxes pretty common to get the big leaders again that'll be a dice roll as well there's the same play too there's no third oh my god that's awesome herman marquez abysmal my first steven ridings abraham toro the gold or hey solar nice one there for the brace world series mvp 42 of 50 that's uh atlanta wade miley i was bregman dj the man who the machine on the back colton welker to rick scuba future stars says azuki rookie nice one there will be us uh gold's coming up is wade miley nice one there for the reds a lot of former legends here diamondbacks redsox mariners orials brewers astros and reds legend wade miley and vladimir he also stole second right before all of that oh my god so there was no ball put in play essentially and he got from first to home but not so that's insane methanial low and lake snell all right guys box number four now it's been done like yeah that's wild that's a that sequence is just not that's absolutely insane all right again guys got 17 to go on select h2 17 to go the park home run or stealing home probably inside the parker i mean like if you're really fast like and there's like a potential triple opportunity if you're fast enough inside the parker is not crazy i would say that probably happens less than i don't know to be honest because stealing home is really difficult because it's very hard to do right orange a train houser nice one there for the brew crew to 25 that is uh 22 of 25 mani margo and christian yellowish i don't know that's a good question of which one of those two is harder to do what do you guys think harder to steal home or harder to hit it inside the parker matthew boyd josh meyler henry ramas yeah that's true inside the parker relying on multiple guys to screw up most of the time it's a good point to going through jays because you're basically relying on someone to misplay something and then something else to go yeah to uh yankees francisco mejia nice one there on the gold for the race 38 to 50 that's future jake shirt jersey francisco mejia willy peralta jake when are you getting your vedal brujan shirt jersey mike zunino that is a current jake shirt jersey vedal brujan yeah number one through ten pilot class now another jake shirt jersey we have on right now awesome that is shohei otani on the purple that is eight of ten for the angels there we go christopher w hell yeah man that's awesome nice shohei on the uh eight of ten anything shohei 50 or under i'm just assuming yeah most likely would be a mag correct haha louise garcia and uh jordan romano it's a nice i love the color too yeah purple first jonaheim how about seal garcia max crank what god and after the a during a break comment that maybe no that mean like during the commercial break comments that's not me i mean maybe it's not like really anything bad it's just like stupid it's like it's like a joke between me and a bird oh god uh matt man fromber valdes randie rosarana glenna braves charlie barnes and cutter crawford that's gonna be a gold nick amid nice one there for the um diamond backs nick amid uh 37 of 50 nick amed stay me along with you orange oakland athletics there you go athletics go to john vel 17 of 25 there you go i like how they can get these team cards with the sapphire color it's really cool uh j rod rookie nice one there and a nolan arnaud again everything will be sleeved and top loaded in this uh in sapphire breaks the numbers are inside the park home with me sure will wow about 900 in the past 50 years so it's about the same difficulty to steal home in an inside park or uh uh wolf said it's about 900 over the last 50 years on both interesting gold you darvish nice one there for the padres you darvish see we would have known that if i wasn't a question sure true that's i'm not glad i know now where my question's coming handy true very true if you in far between but now i was like which dinosaur make a better pet and that would that was supposed to then we're just going that would be absurd um all right guys that's gonna do for the break nope ace roll we had to do surprisingly for any no league leaders cards um so yeah we just have our caller here we've got you darvish nick ahmed francisco mayhia wade miley whore hey solar jerry bart jackson kohar all of 50 now to 25 oranges oakland athletics adrian hauser tray embergie uh ranger suarez on the red to five and then a purple shohei uh eight of ten for the angels i'll do it for the break guys thanks again for the fill coming up next is going to be bowman uh 23 bowman


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Hello everyone. How are things? So with this vlog, I thought I would challenge myself. I wanted to record a cover of a piece of a song in this case because there's no point recording the whole thing because I am without a bass without proper mic equipment nor proper recording equipment, so I just thought I'd do a quick like full band cover of just the lead and rhythm guitar and the drums to the song Your Blues by The Beatles, which is a John Lennon song and one that I really, really love, so Toss the equipment, Rory. This beautiful guitar that belonged to my auntie drums it. They are in a pretty inaccessible spot in the room. We're tuning but we don't actually have anything to do that with. So again, fairly for the sake of the video, we're gonna do it with this. I don't really think this worked. I also don't know how to fix it. It's ever so slightly there. It's just there's a few points in it where you can clearly see that the rhythms don't match up, but for some reason it aligns perfectly on other spots. So it was a good experiment, didn't really turn out great, but sure luck will improve as we go. Also, I don't think I made a big enough deal out of the fact that this was a super group like for the 60s. This had John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards and Mitch Mitchell. It was from Jimi Hendrix. This is bad. If you, if this wasn't recorded and you couldn't see this video of them playing it, you wouldn't believe that this actually existed. So I would recommend watching the actual performance because it's pretty class. Also, watch the performance that The Who made on that same like concert video that the Ronin Stones did. Yeah.