The story of Jonathan Thomas and his Christmas on the moon This is the story of a wee little boy who has just turned six and his name is Jonathan Thomas and What happened to him is not just fiddle sticks for right here's where we make the promise It could have happened to you if you were not you But instead where Jonathan Thomas who said his prayers every night upstairs and jumped into bed clear up to his head and Snuggled and juggled and wruggled and juggled Because Christmas was not very far off and was as good as he could as all other boys would if Christmas were coming So soon for if he was bad and not merry and glad his dad would not like such a lad and be sad And even a bit mad and not read fairy tales in his room where the moon Disgustingly listened to his weeping and wails But here is the story and it's true. Don't you worry because remember I made you the promise It's as true as true blue and could have happened to you if it hadn't happened to Jonathan Thomas You See the big grandfather clock in the hall had just struck eight and Jonathan Thomas had had his bath and said his prayers and kissed mummy and Nan and then taken the hand of his dad and Up the stairs. They went one two button your shoe three four shut the door until they were to where you say 1112 the kitchen shelf and then down the hall and in the room and whisk into bed Now pull the covers up, so you won't catch the snazzy daddy. What is it?  Uh-huh, then what shall the story be about? Oh, Jonathan Thomas and guys Jonathan Thomas and guys. Uh-huh. Well Once upon a time. There was a little wait wait daddy Got to here too Well, then by all means we must haul him out from under the covers But Gus would be as angry as angry as angry if he didn't hear the story and he'd probably cry until he saw dust got wet Let's sit him up on the pillow And we'll twist one ear a little further forward, so he'll have no difficulty in hearing now then are we ready? well once upon a time There was a wee little boy who had just turned six and his name was Jonathan Thomas and He had a beautiful stuffed teddy bear named Gus and One night when Jonathan Thomas went to bed away upstairs After he'd brushed his teeth and when he was tucked in with Gus by his side and when he was asleep a Long slender moonbeam made of pure silver came through the window like that And down the moonbeam came sliding to the queerest creatures you ever did see like that And there they were laughing and chuckling and giggling and poking their fingers at Jonathan Thomas Who was sound as sound as sound asleep as he could ever be but right away quick as 46 tigers Gus opened his left eye and Then his right eye and He saw the creatures and then he opened his mouth Went and he jumped from the bed right after those creatures And those creatures ran up the moonbeam and Gus ran after them barking like everything or woofing or whatever koala bears do And all this noise woke up Jonathan Thomas and he saw Gus running up the moonbeam And he jumped right out of bed and right up the moonbeam after Gus shouting as loud as loud as ever he could Very strange place Maybe I'd better knock on this door Well goodness gracious my land and humanic cricket Whatever do you mean by knocking on my door when the sign plainly says Absolutely no knocking until after nine o'clock daylight saving moon time. Where are you? I Mean who are you? I don't see your name written on you anywhere. Well speak up speak up speak up speak up Or the cat got your tongue if it has we'll write him a letter and tell him to bring it back straight away quicker And you could say jet Robinson You're not silly of me if the cat really got your tongue. You couldn't say Jack Robinson. Could you my name is Jonathan Thomas? Silly name Thomas and Jonas. Oh, they're never mind. We can't all have beautiful names like squambusel or flim puddle Can we I had a grandfather once have you seen good advice don't change the subject Who's good? He's my teddy bear and he ran away. Well, then why don't you go there and look for him instead of pestering me? Don't stand there in the doorway either come in or stay out Yes, you like to do one or the other, you know, you can't do both at the same time against the law if you please sir I'll come in what a silly thing to say young man. It's not if I please but if you please Yeah, you had your breakfast. Oh, no Well then then who did have it if you didn't know and I don't think you mean no one you do think Or if no one did have it instead of you you'd know it and if I were you I shouldn't let no one have it again Mr. No one's getting entirely too many breakfasts lately. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Well, you have breakfast with me Oh, I should like that very much if you don't mind of course I don't mind except for old King Cole.  Oh, I'd like just anything Well, I haven't got any of that you shouldn't go around wanting things that people haven't got Well, I can give you oatmeal, maurage and cream and some squuffles and bacon age Oh, thank you very much. That sounds the best of anything. Well, of course it does Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't think I like anything very well myself much. That's just cooked. Yes, right Well now come along. It'll be too late for breakfast.  That was the best of breakfast I ever ate But I wish God was here. Do you think we could find him? Well, well, I suppose we can If you know where he is, but I don't know. Well, then how on the moon do you expect to find him if you don't know where he is? Of course, it might be that the squee-bubblems have him Only I'll say who Haven't you ever heard of the squee-bubblems? They're always catching something a long time ago.  I had a cold Oh, it was a beautiful cold and they caught that and I haven't seen it since There are mostly red food people They caught good. Well, I shouldn't be at all surprised but I sometimes am oh Because next to my mummy and dad Yeah Do you hear anything of course I do there's somebody at the door Oh my goodness, I thought so now I'll have to say come in for I can't say stay out for Whoever it is is already out So I'll have to say come in.  I don't know. I've never tried. What does it mean?  Yes, I will. Yes, I will. Yes, I will. Come in! So it's you, is it? Yeah. Well, what do you wish and you can't have more three wishes? If you please, sir, Mr. Man on the moon, I have got great news Well, let me see it I have come to tell you that you had better hide because the wretched wretched we bubbles are coming And now I have to go and tell everybody else. Goodbye. Oh my goodness. My goodness the squee-bubbles are coming Oh, this is terrible. Come quickly Jonathan Thomas. We must hide ever so fast a little catch is where will we hide?  Don't make us soon Do we have to hide somewhere? No, because somewhere is too far to go and we haven't time Just shut your eyes.  Of course they can, whoever heard of such a thing You can't see them, can you, with your eyes shut? No. Well, then how can they see us if we can't see them? I'd like to know uh-oh My goodness, my goodness, here they come, here they come, here they come.  Oh, I can't see a soul, they must all be hiding. Oh, you'd better ask and see. Yes, sir Is anyone in here? No, no. Yeah, we haven't seen him all day. Oh, well, thank you very much. You're extremely welcome Uh, there's no one here, General. Might as well leave. Oh, uh-huh. Goodbye. Yeah, goodbye Oh my goodness, that was a narrow escape, so narrow I could hardly squeeze through it Well, you can open your eyes now, Jonathan Thomas. Didn't they see us? Of course not.  Oh my goodness, my goodness, my goodness, there's more of it. Come in Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick, away, the slip of them have kidnapped Santa Claus Kidnapped Santa Claus? And we must watch to rescue him right away Oh my goodness my goodness hurry Jonathan Thomas we must rush to the rescue. Santa Claus has been kidnapped. Oh and it won't be any Christmas unless we rescue him. Come on Jonathan Thomas we must hurry like everything only faster. It isn't very long until Christmas and Santa Claus has been kidnapped. Will Jonathan Thomas and the man on the moon be able to find him in time? And what about Gus? Where is he? Don't forget to listen to the next adventure of Jonathan Thomas.


We are the ones who made a great living, so let's start giving some 30 odd years ago the king of all Michael Jackson made a pair to stop their feet to the beat of this song. That means later a heart still hurting was robbed from us with it because these many words had to be stood down the rest of time. We hope that the unifying spirit of this song will continue to dug our heart strings and the woods. We are the ones who will transcend all of space and time. Good morning, respected director of this work, Dr. Amritavara. Yesterday, Mr. Karish Durban, respected secretary of health, our advisors of MEI called India, Mr. Muni Priyas, secretary general, executive board members, delegates of nation and nature coordinates from schools across the country, as well as artillery partners to us. It gives us immense joy to hold the third edition of the Global Indian International School Change World, Modern United Nations Conference. The property that is in hold in its platform side in the U.S. Now what is distributed property that when we are together trying to understand the problem from the problem now you have to generate a value. When we talk about value that means you have listed down 10 things, 10 solutions which could work to resolve the problem. Now once that value has been generated the most important step is how do you distribute that value equally to the parties? Great things are done by senior sponsor Ronald M. Vinsit Manavar. We assembled here today at the GIL's Chiefs of MUN Contrary to bring a great change by what may seemingly appear as small effects. The world today has still been numerous challenges that are often meaningful and effective reforms. People across the globe shall bear any kind of critical problems which need to be addressed collectively. As much as the world is progressed there is something or the other revolting its back. We live in a world with serious problems that require our attention. We simply cannot afford to see people for their prey to poverty, exploitation and more. And unless we do something about it the situation could only get worse. So here the tickets, its rise, its peak, evolve and do what we are going to do. You could use a country that you are representing as an extreme store to self-dial or as an environment to help yourself and others to perform. As states across the planet are already showing you, the size of a nation matters to muchness and the scale of its ambition, the strength of its ideas and the vision for a better future. With that, I'd like to wish all of you the very best and I'm sure GSM 2018 will be a blast. Thank you. The new provision we are doing, you should hear it. You have to look at the technology in this situation. If you want to reach a situation with more people, you need to require an account. So, if you look at these conditions, what these skills are? There is a technology, there is a proper ecosystem and support, and it has a quality of the ecosystem and we are providing solutions. That's what I wish you all the best and thanks to this. Thank you very much. That will win the situation because that is the only kind of situation, that is the only kind of negotiation. That is going to ensure peace. A win-lose situation will never ensure peace. Another point that I would like to touch upon, as sir mentioned, we were talking about people developing, our honorable GPS, the day you mentioned about people developing, that is another HGP you ought to point. It is not good enough that we are good at what we do, that we are able to negotiate it well, that we have good diplomatic ties currently with our neighbours or with other countries. It is extremely important, it is not more important that the people who come after us, we are press critics becoming defensive. When you are defensive, you are more likely to pursue violence. Again, welcome to GIS and the third edition and I wish all of you all the best. Thank you so much.


Hi, this is Mary Wissner from the Gallagher Law Library. Today I'd like to address a question. Why do we have so many online systems? This question often comes to us in different forms. Some students will say, look, I started with Westlaw and I like it. I'm good with that. I'm going to stay with Westlaw. Or they say, my professor uses Lexis, so that's all I have to learn. Somebody might say, why should I bother learning Bloomberg Law? Or they ask, really, what's the one best system? What one system should I learn? There's a difference between individuals and institutions. Should any one student learn System X? That's one question. Should the library subscribe to System X? That's a little bit different. So for instance, the library subscribes to tax notes.  It's a fabulous resource. If you're not a tax specialist, then never mind. If you're in a seminar and you're writing a paper on Indian law, you should take a look at Heinon Line's American Indian Law Collection. If you're a tax specialist, stick to tax notes. The library subscribes to many services because we need to support the needs of the law school, and the law school has many different interests. Why should you learn more than one system? One reason is to prepare for employment. It's just really a drag. If you spend three years using only Lexis and you get hired by an employer who only has Westlaw, when you could have been practicing on that, too, using more than one system helps you learn about searching and how to learn about searching so that when a new system comes along five years from now after you've graduated, you're able to learn it because you're familiar with the different ways that systems can be set up. And you get to access a lot more content to help you with your work. The big three subscription services are Lexis, or Lexis Advance, Westlaw, or Westlaw Edge, and Bloomberg Law. Each of those has almost comprehensive coverage of US primary law. They all have federal and state statutes, they all have federal and state cases, they all have federal and state regulations, and they all have a citator. There might be some differences on the Edge, maybe one picks up a case that another one misses, but you can research primary law in any of them. They also might have different bells and whistles, different features, different ways to organize your work, different folder arrangements, but you can do primary law in any of them. Secondary sources are where they vary. Lexis and Westlaw both have hundreds of law journals, but generally only starting in the 1990s. Bloomberg, Lexis, and Westlaw all have legal news sources, but different sources. They all have news, but different sources. Treatises and practice guides are perhaps the greatest difference. Westlaw, Lexis, and Bloomberg all have helpful treatises and practice manuals, but not the same ones. Why? Well, it's all about the licensing. Westlaw is owned by Thomson Reuters, and it has materials published by Thomson Reuters companies, including the old West publishing company. Lexis has materials published by Lexis Publishing, including Matthew Bender. Bloomberg Law has licenses for various manuals by the ABA, BNA, and other publishers. Who cares? Well, when you use works by different authors, you get different perspectives, you get different analyses, and sometimes only one of the three systems will have a great source for your particular research need. For example, simple procedure. There's a huge multi-volume treatise that's very well respected called Federal Practice and Procedure. Sometimes you hear this called Right and Miller. It's published by Thomson Reuters, so it's only on Westlaw. Another big multi-volume set, also widely respected, is called Moore's Federal Practice. It's published by Lexis, and it's only on Lexis. If you want details about Supreme Court practice, there is a treatise called Supreme Court Practice that's published by Bloomberg, BNA, and it's only on Bloomberg Law. Here's another example, Employment Discrimination. There's a multi-volume set published by Thomson Reuters called Employment Discrimination Coordinator, and it's only on Westlaw. There's a set called Larson on Employment Discrimination that's only on Lexis. And there's a great book called Employment Discrimination Law that's published by the ABA Section on Labor and Employment Law, and Bloomberg Law, and it's only on Bloomberg Law. Now let's talk just briefly about news. All three systems have lots of news sources, but they're not all the same sources, and they're not the sources you might assume. For the Seattle Times, the New York Times, and other news sources that you probably need, use news databases available through university libraries. To get there, you go to the home page for the university libraries, and you choose e-newspapers, and then you work through the menu. Bloomberg Law has terrific legal news. They have reporters who cover very specialized beats like the pharmaceutical industry, or labor and employment, or bankruptcy, and they report on new developments, not just case law, but industry news, pending bills, and so on. Here's just the start of their topical areas. Banking, bankruptcy law, benefits, coronavirus. They already have a newsletter on coronavirus, daily labor report, daily tax report, and so on. Here's a little snippet from the privacy and data security law news listing some of their most recent articles. Lexis gives us access to law 360.  And that gives you access to law 360 stories. You can subscribe to one of their 61 sections and get it sent to your email if you want. Westlaw has a wide variety of legal newspapers and newsletters, some 420 of them. And you can also follow those and set up alerts. Let's turn to Hein on line.  That is, it doesn't have primary case law regulations, statutes for all 50 states, but it has a lot of things that are really valuable. Notably, its law journal library has more journals than Lexis or Westlaw. They generally go back to volume one of the journal, even if that was in the mid 1800s. It includes many foreign journals. There are also databases with bar journals, ABA section newsletters, federal legislative histories, the code of federal regulations, treaties, and more. And Hein on line gives us PDFs of what it has. So here's an article from the Washington's law review in 1975, and we see it has the original type setting. It's more comfortable, easier to use PDFs than using the versions that are on Lexis and Westlaw. You know, we get the bold face at the top and we have the footnotes at the bottom. Did I mention Hein on line has PDFs? Here's a page from the federal register with a map of critical habitat for streaked horned lark. And you can't get that on Lexis or Westlaw, typically. The PDFs are really valuable. Each system has useful content and features. And that's why our legal research videos include examples from different systems. We'd like you to feel comfortable and competent using any of them. So now you might ask, is that all? If you try Bloomberg, Lexis, Westlaw and Hein on line, are you set? It depends on where your research leads you. If you specialize in tax or if you specialize in health law, or if you're working on a project that requires historical databases, there are other databases that can be useful to you. Start off with the ones that we've listed here and then move on. This has been Mary Wissner for the Gallagher Law Library. See our website for library services, research guides and more.


What's up everybody, Jay-Z here with jaysbyscasebreaks.com last break of the night 2020 tops archives series retired player Edition baseball it is a 10 box break random players number 10 the last 10 boxes of the case And again 15 total spots everybody gets a random player or seven random players from the list below So we're gonna times your name times seven and again, Oliver all the way down here to will Clark So good luck guys. Let's roll it And it's a three and a four seven times one two three four five six seven seven times Michael Done alarm. All right seven times here one two four five six seven Oh, I think you're lagging I thought you were talking about this break Someone wants a chat and tell me to maybe refresh. I think he's lagging. All right Hank Aaron at the top There you go Just the way it came out boom boom all the way down to 105 under us at Colorado So I'm not gonna go through every single player name guys But I'm gonna alphabetize the customer names and then you guys can see what you guys got really quickly So actually Adam you're all the way down here. So you got Mori wills McGuire in there. You got John Green in there. No ma Bench Rodriguez Ready Jackson Tim lintigam Ichiro There's all your players right there Barry Andrew Jones in the Cal Ripken Vladimir Guerrero Daniel Anderson.  There you go, buddy Tom Glavin down to address Colorado Matthew to share a done ray and Michael right here from Hank Aaron down to Jim a bot Sarah there you go Andre Dawson Ricky Henderson and Wesley Andy Pettit Dennis Martinez, so there you go And I don't think anybody's gonna trade right so let's just close the trade window and Let's print it and rip guys print and rip Little ten order it make it right in the middle And let's just label this break I Cool yo, all right you guys good luck All right, here's the boxes right here. Here's the top box. You can see in the little box right here Just grab him from this with this mirror right there or just camera. Sorry Good luck, and we'll look up to see who has what And also players And the customers that got there. Good luck first one CC sabbatha and it's another one-of-one Brad out says Before I open this box see how many more one-of-ones come out of this case Well, guess what we got another one-of-one. This is a fourth one-of-one out of this case Finest moments CC sabbatha at a tops finest That's pretty cool 2011 very nice Who has CC JC with CC sabbatha there you go Very nice Next one. This is a pretty loaded case guys. I usually see two Maybe three one-of-ones per master, but this one's already had four. So you got to think this is a hot case And we got out of ten. This is will Clark five out of ten very nice Will Clark That is Michael who got last spot mojo Next one and a no ma Garcia par and it's another one-of-one. This is five one-of-one guys Jesus eyes of the game no more Garcia par Boston Red Sox edition five Another one-of-one. That's crazy Who had no more Adam Harper. There you go another one-of-one That's crazy. Can we make it six one-of-ones guys? And we do it and we got out of 71 Bryson Arroyo Or Bronson Arroyo So the royal is Lauren. There you go All right halfway through this box guys and we got Where's the thing? Oh, this is out of 53 That is Jay Bollner kind of hard to tell but it's out of 53 right here There you go Jay with that one That is Barry Roberts All right halfway through guys. Good luck five more And we got out of 11. That is Johnny Damon seven out of 11 Johnny Damon Daniel Anderson There you go four more guys That is Jerry Remi Uh, that is 35 out of 78 That is a combo spot for Michael last spot mojo Michael Broussard Three more boxes We got Fred McGriff two out of five two out of five Fred McGriff Wesley Thomas there you go two out of five not bad All right two more hits guys. Good luck And we got Bob Gibson out of 75 Turn back the clock 53 out of 75 Bob Gibson Is Wesley there you go Another one there for you buddy and the last one good luck And one out of five. That's Edgar Martinez Edgar Martinez That is David H big boys 007 getting the last hit of the break. Congrats, man And there you go guys That was a break a couple more one-on-ones here to make it five total in the case not too shabby a couple out of fives Really really nice players in here in nomar one-on-one and a cc's of bathio one-on-one Appreciate it. Jasper's case breaks.com