Good morning and welcome to this week's edition of Encompass Live. I am your host, Krista Burns, here at the Nebraska Library Commission. Encompass Live is the Commission's weekly online event.  We're online and we're live every Wednesday morning. The show is free to anyone to watch both our live shows, which we do here 10 a.m. on Wednesday mornings and all the recordings. We have the recordings of all of our previous shows. We post them up to YouTube and have the links from our Encompass Live website so you can access them all from there if you want to. These sessions are a mixture of things. Presentations, book reviews, mini-training sessions, basically anything library related we are happy to have on the show. We do a we also we have a Nebraska Library Commission staff that sometimes do presentations and we bring in a guest speaker sometimes and that is what we have this morning. As you can see from the first slide here on the line we have with us Kathy Liddell who's from Northlake Public Library District up in Illinois. Hello Kathy. Hi. Good morning and she's been doing some work recently with immigrants, non-native speakers and helping them out with their legal info needs and so she's going to talk to us about what they've been doing up there in Northlake to help the mountains. Give us some tips and things as for what we can do in our libraries. So I'll go ahead and take it away Kathy. Okay. Good morning everyone. I first wanted to start out with a presentation telling you a little bit about myself and my job at Northlake and then describing the community of Northlake and then going into the three different local legal programs that I did at our library. One was the deferred action for children arrivals and the Illinois temporary driver's license and citizenship. So before I became a librarian I worked in non-profit organizations for 10 years before returning to graduate school and during that time I worked extensively with Spanish speakers. I worked in a family planning clinic. I worked with farm workers as an AmeriCorps volunteer. I worked also with child development home visiting and then so when I decided to go back I received masters in library science and in Latin American studies. So I have two master's degrees from Indiana University and I've been working at Northlake library for almost seven years. Oops it's not clicking through. There we go. So a little bit about our district. We're located west of downtown Chicago about 17 miles. Our district includes the city of Northlake, the village of Stone Park and unincorporated Liden Township which when I came to this position it's always strange to have unincorporated areas in a metropolitan area. And our service population is probably like 26,000 and a third of our service population was born in Mexico and between 15-60% of our patrons speak Spanish at home. So the legal programming kind of came about for me my job. I work mostly I should probably say a little bit more about what I do. I'm the outreach librarian and I also manage the Spanish collection. I'm also responsible for teaching computer classes but also doing also different other types of programming. So I really thought as a patron concern about legal you know the need for information about immigration issues. So and the laws in the state of Illinois were changing as well as the ones nationwide. And even though we're very close to Chicago we really don't have tons of non-profits that deal with those immigration and other social service issues. It's pretty much Northlake and then the city. When we refer people to organizations for different needs it's pretty much they have to go to the Chicago. So and then finally I really got the idea started thinking about it when there was a large like event at Navy Pier. It was a DACA so it's the Deferred Action for Child Arrivals event in August of 2012. Soon after the Obama administration announced it the deferred action. So I'm gonna go to first talk a little bit about deferred action. So it was announced by Janet Napolitano and it really helped people who stopped the deportation of undocumented youth. People who were brought here as children. So it's basically to stop the deportation of young people. And as many as you know 24,000 in Illinois had applied but there was still between 70 and 75,000 still qualified and this is probably 2012-2013 numbers. So basically requirements where they for DACA are to they have they need to have come to the US before the age of 16 and that they were present in the US you know on the date that the law was passed in June 15th of 2012 and that they were continuously resided in the US for five years. Another requirement was that they were currently in school they you know graduated from high school were working on a GED or were honorably discharged from the Armed Forces or the Coast Guard. So the requirements also included obviously not being convicted of a crime or that they were a threat to national or public security. They weren't above the age of 30 that also required a $475 application fee. And this policy is temporary and it needs to be renewed every two years. So actually there is I notice locally that they have DACA renewal workshops that have been I've noticed some in the city so that's something that I'm definitely going to consider doing or possibly do on just another full-fledged DACA workshop at our library. So the people I contacted were the National Immigration Justice Center and they're basically you know legal services and advocacy for asylum seekers and refugees and immigrants. And they typically don't come to libraries they usually just go to law firms and and have an event at a large law firm and then they pair up people who are interested and they sign up online with their organization. So this was kind of something new for them but I was persistent because it's something that I really wanted to have available at the library. So I started in September when I first contacted them and I didn't finalize the date until December 6th and I emailed the woman frequently and I you know it took a bit of time to convince her because sometimes for nonprofit organizations in the city 17 miles is kind of too far for them to go. So the workshop itself the National Immigration Center provided all the things necessary to apply so that included the forms. They also offered what they went question by question instruction on the forms. There was a lot of questions obviously about eligibility. You know they also gave guidance on what kind of evidence they would have to present and then they would explain the the next step in the process. Sorry. Participants were welcome to submit applications themselves. So technically I mean anyone could I guess fill out the application for DACA and submit it. And then this organization would review if they wanted to was optional review their application for a hundred dollars. But that's not something that they were pushing at the at the workshop. The workshop was free to everyone that participated you know all the participants. It was just an option for them. And there's a lot there's I mean I think with legal issues there's always a possibility of scams. There's no lawyers in Chicago that were kind of capitalizing on the deferred action and charging anywhere from five hundred to five thousand dollars for their services for filling out the application. So I was really grateful that we were able to offer this service to our patrons for free. So I advertised this workshop both on NIJC and Northlake websites. So the organization that actually put on the workshop they advertised on their website. And then as well as you know Facebook excuse me Facebook links to registration because NIJC were the people that actually had created the online registration because our library does not have that. I mean at the time it didn't we do now. So we created links and you know I was talking with parents with school-aged children. Our local junior college I also contacted them Triton College and also excuse me the local Catholic church that's just on the block from the library. So at the workshop there was a certain amount of documentation of their presence in the U.S. that they needed to kind of be able to provide just to have it available and collected. One so the requirement was obviously their age and their identity and their presence in the U.S. for five years and before they were 16 years of age. So obviously age and identity would be with any kind of you know state ID that they would have but so but in terms of creating evidence for their presence in the U.S. it would be through school transcripts or report cards immunization records those types of things. So some of the benefits obviously of deferred action it made it people eligible to work legally work in the U.S. the time that they spent in because it is a conditional resident status would count towards residency requirements for naturalization and they're able to partake in the same activities as a legal resident except for they wouldn't qualify for things like a POW grant or they couldn't travel extensively outside the U.S. There's also some drawbacks to DACA the information that's gathered during that application could be used you know against some of the applicants if for some reason it revealed that there was a fraud or criminal offense or a threat to national public security. There's a certain I think in general with the popular art our patrons were immigrants mistrust of the government and so the kind of the mistrust of DACA if individuals or families were you know deported because of the information that the applicant supplied for their application. There's also kind of the the the issue of employers you know providing evidence of someone's present in the U.S. and that being kind of a self-incriminating that they would self-incriminate themselves so they somehow be punished for having a worker that was undocumented. Okay so the next the next program that I that I had was the Illinois temporary driver's license program so the state of Illinois passed a law allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain a temporary driver's license and so this is kind of Illinois was the tenth state to actually enact something like this you know the other states include New Mexico and Washington and Colorado, Maryland as well as the Washington DC. So the state of Illinois has since 2005 issued licenses for foreign students or long-term visitors so it's something that's not really new to the state of Illinois. Okay so this law was passed in January of 2013 and the state began accepting applications in November of 2013. So in the state of Illinois as many as a half a million people qualified for the temporary driver's license. So the temporary driver's license itself is very different from a permanent license in terms of color and it clearly states that it's not valid for identification. So the Illinois Coalition for Immigrants and Refugee Rights excuse me was the organization that I worked with for this workshop. They're based in Chicago and so they they are really very large nonprofit organization that works with a lot of different campaigns. They do dream relief, a new American citizenship program project just to name a few and they were the people that hosted the DACA event at Navy Pier in Chicago where 13,000 people showed up to apply for deferred action. Not all of them obviously got through because it was an all-day event but they're one of the probably the largest nonprofit organization that deals with refugees and immigrants. Okay so I contacted Jesse Hoyt at ICIR. So they did a one-hour presentation on the requirements of the temporary driver's license. So I did similar type of outreach as I did for the DACA workshop. I did outreach through Facebook, our websites, flyers in the library. If people you know if I felt comfortable enough if people would ask you know reference questions that's part of my job at the library I would ask them if they knew of somebody or if they were interested in information on it. And so there was no registration because it was more of a lecture style workshop. DACA it was important to have people register so they knew how many materials that they were supposed to bring in if they have sufficient sufficient staff. But for this anyone you know could come it was just a matter of me advertising it. Okay so there's certain required documentation for the temporary driver's license name and date of birth. You know their current address, their written signature, and proof of one year of residence in Illinois. It could be a rental agreement, it could be one example. So for the Illinois temporary driver's license it was required that they pass all the vision and road and written tests. Also it was necessary at the time that they had their appointment to show proof of a car car insurance and to pay a fee of $30 for the license. And so you'll see in this slide to the left there's a standard driver's license for Illinois. And then to the right is the temporary driver's license that are issued to people who are undocumented. You'll notice it says not valid for identification and so the colors are different as well as showing that it's not valid for identification. If for some reason someone was stopped and they have a temporary driver's license in the state of Illinois and they do not have car insurance, their license is immediately revoked. So some of the benefits of the temporary driver's licenses, people are able to drive without constant fear of being pulled over. We had someone, we had a journalist from the Pioneer Press which is a local conglomerate newspaper of suburban Chicago and talked to people who had attended the workshop and that was one kind of definite feedback that he got was that they don't have to constantly be afraid of being pulled over. And it saves law enforcement, jail space and time of enforcement. People are educated on the driving laws of Illinois. We provide for our patrons rules of the road in Spanish and I think we also have it in Polish also as well as English. And the benefit is also the car insurance requirements. In a perfect world everyone has car insurance but it is a requirement so they may or may not have it but their license is revoked if they are stopped without car insurance. Do I have any questions? I'm just talking to myself in my office through this microphone. Yeah, Kathy, that's great. No, it is, webinars can be a little awkward. No, actually we do have a couple of questions and one actually the slide you just went to I think is relevant. Someone just know if you knew why is the temporary license not valid for identification? It's only for the purposes of driving strictly for the purposes of driving and that's only driving. And I think it's an issue where I think it's, to me I think it might be an immigration issue so that they don't want to feel like I don't know, people who are undocumented are taking advantage of the system and they're trying to get driver's license and get things that they don't. I mean that's my perception but I think that there's other ways that they can, at least I know of, for people who are undocumented they can get something that's called the matricula consular through the Mexican consulate in Chicago and that's just generic ID for that. Okay. That's what people, yeah. So there's other ways to get something that is valid for identification not the driver's license. Yes, correct. For those of us who have regular driver's license that can serve as our form of ID. Yes, and so like for example, if someone comes in our library really strives to make everybody feel comfortable so we don't ask, we use the matricula consular to issue library cards to people because I think people will use, sometimes use their children's library card because they don't, they're afraid of we're considered a government entity so that's something that we accept. We accept the matricula consular to issue library cards to patrons. Okay. Another question was from earlier. These programs that you did, when were you doing these programs? Was this just last year or it started, it started two years ago. So it was December 2012. Like the first program that you were talking about with the the first program before the life, yeah, the production one, you know, that one, these are all the programs you're talking about were started at about the same time? Not at the same time. The first one, DACA was in December. So it was kind of an opportune time because the law had just been passed in June. And then the temporary driver's license, that's something I started in January of this year. Okay. And actually, I've done it, I did it in January and then I did it again this fall. I think it was October or September. And both times, the turnout was pretty high. I mean, for us, high means 30 people. Oh, that's great. Yeah. So there was definitely a good response from our community. Okay, great. That's all the questions we had at the moment. If anyone does have any questions, I'll just remind you, you can use the questions section of your GoToWebinar interface, type in your questions. I am monitoring them here. If you have a microphone and you want to use your microphone, just like Kathy and I are using ours to ask a question, just use the raise hand option on your on your GoToWebinar interface and I can unmute you and you can ask your question that way. Yeah, that's all the questions we had at the moment. So go ahead and continue. Okay, great. So getting back to the temporary driver's license, I think it's really been something that's been beneficial for people who are driving without a license and not really knowing the rules of the road. But there's also some drawbacks to having a temporary driver's license or the process of applying. Obviously one of them is it's not used as proof of identity. So I guess if someone asked me, I have this temporary driver's license and if I can't use it for a valid form of ID and I would refer them to the consulate in Chicago to get in the matricula consular, which is a Mexican national identification. There is a possibility of deportation unfortunately. You know, they do a background check obviously into an individual and so there is a possibility of deportation. And I think within the last couple months I've heard of one case I think on in the news I think where someone was deported. So I mean I don't know how many per year people are deported, you know, related to applying for a license. And the license itself isn't issued immediately. So when you go to renew your license and they issue it immediately, I mean at least in Illinois they do, it's not issued immediately so that they do, you know, they have to do a background check, etc. And then they mail it to the person. So when it, you know, the proof of identity issue, you know, can't be used to board an airplane or even entering a federal building or getting a firearm permit. So there's been some administrative glitches with the temporary driver's license. The sheer volume of people was, you know, the response was, the system was really inundated. And the state of Illinois is only was able to process 100,000 applications yearly and they got 500, you know, 500,000 applicants. So there's significant wait times for appointments. There's been difficulties in getting appointments by phone because we've had patrons ask about that. There's also the ability to get an appointment online. But again, in the beginning, there was only, I think, six facilities that were actually issuing them and now they've expanded it, I think through most of the state of Illinois. So when ICIRR, the organization that we worked with for the temporary driver's license, had said that, you know, technically you could make an appointment in Springfield, which is, you know, the capital. If you lived in Chicago land just so you would get it issued. So, I mean, it's been kind of a challenge for, administratively. So, the next program that I, that I did at our library was around citizenship. And I worked with a federal organization, the United States Immigration and Custom Service, which is based in Chicago. The USCIS and the Institute of Museum and Library Services have an ongoing partnership, I think, that developed probably a little over a year ago. And so, the USCIS has awarded, you know, 10 million dollars in grants to different organizations throughout the country who are helping people to prepare for citizenship. And libraries really play a crucial role in serving immigrant communities, you know, obviously, which is evident through the partnership. And so, the citizenship with USCIS, I attended a workshop hosted by the Evanston Public Library and it was to inform staff, and this was in September of 2013. And I actually didn't have citizenship until, I think, summer, the summer, this past summer. So, the USCIS does outreach to organizations serving immigrant populations and educating not only potential applicants, but also staff that works with them. So, I contacted the community officer with the USCIS and set a date for presentation, oh, it's February 2014, excuse me, I'm getting my dates mixed up. So, there was also no registration for the event because it was more lecture style. So, it basically went over the eligibility requirements, the process of naturalization, the citizenship tests, and the rights and responsibilities of U.S. citizenship. So, I think that they, I think they do like a general overview workshop and then they have another one where they do a mock interview. So, two people from the USCIS come and do like a mock interview to, you know, help people kind of prepare for the interview process of citizenship. So, I did the usual channels of advertisement, Facebook, and flyers in the library. There was a lower turnout, I think we had maybe three to five people, and it seems like there's not as many people at the citizenship stage in our community. That's what I'm guessing. It doesn't mean that I probably will try it again. The benefits of citizenship, obviously automatic citizenship for a lawful permanent resident children, once someone becomes a citizen, their children under the age of 18 also are citizens. You know, the ability to travel and, you know, seek protection of the U.S. government, protection from deportation for you and your children. You get to vote. I mean, you're better able to participate in society fully. I mean, so some of the drawbacks of the process of citizenship, I'm not saying that becoming a citizen is a bad thing. I'm just saying the possibility, again, is still there of deportation when going through the naturalization process. Also, there's a possible language barrier for some people. Only people over the age of 50 with 20 years residing in the U.S. or the age of 55 with 15 years can take the naturalization test in their native language. But those people also have to have very, very limited English. So that's one of the possible drawbacks for the process of becoming a citizen. So here are some of the resources, especially with the USCIS, that I want to plug, because they have really actually a lot of really good resources for citizenship. They have, and I have links at the end of my presentation, the Citizenship Resource Center. It has these three tabs, the learners, which has information on how to study for the test, test questions, finding help in your community. Under the teachers tab, there's lesson plans and activities, training, and professional development. Then organizations, they also have program development. If you're interested in providing citizenship classes and also information on the grant program. The USCIS and the IMLS partnership, the Institute of Museum and Library Libraries, they create, like I mentioned before in the beginning of my presentation, the partnership in June, oh, 2013. It's 2013. It's really to help libraries give accurate and useful information on immigration and citizenship, promote awareness and understanding of citizenship, and ensure the integrity of the immigration system. And that's taking from the IMLS New Americans website, which the link I have later. And also the IMS, I am sorry, IMLS also has links to webinars to train staff on immigration related topics. So this is also a really good resource to libraries that might not have more direct access to the USCIS. Also, there was an initiative, it was probably a couple years ago, of citizenship corners and libraries. So it's basically creating a designated area of the library for citizenship resources. And some libraries, I think it was between the USCIS and the Los Angeles Public Libraries, which has I think 73 libraries. But they created a space, a designated space for resources and materials. And so some of the items, they included our test questions, information on naturalization and the N40 form, which is used to fill out as a naturalization form. And also the USCIS has print materials on citizenship that you're able to order through their websites. And also, we actually have one of these at our library, order a USCIS civics and citizenship tool kit for free. So if you're an organization that serves immigrants, you get one free kit. And inside the kit has, I think it's a DVD and it also has a book and it has flashcards on citizenship questions. So it's also another really good way to serve immigrants in your community. And we don't have a citizenship corner at our library because we're somewhat limited with space. But I really like that idea. And so, let's see where, I don't have any more signs. I thought I had more, there was more. Okay, so questions. Sure. Okay, great. Kathy, that was great. Did you have more that you said you want, you thought you had more slides? Do you have other programs you want to talk about or? No, no more slides. And I think there was a delay. I have the afterward this question slides. I have some online resource links. Mostly, I think I have three from CIS. And then something of one for the national legal directory for immigrants for each state. So each state, I imagine, has hopefully at least one organization that works with immigrants. Right, their own local. So does anybody have any questions for Kathy about any of the programs she was talking about here or anything to share about programs that you've done similarly in your library? Go ahead and type them into the questions section of the go to webinar interface. I'll grab them here. While we're waiting to see if any who does have any questions, we can go to those links if you want to show them there. We will post these every time we do a show here. We'll get the slides from presenters, so Kathy will send me her slides. When I put up the record and you'll have access to the slides and we'll put these links into our delicious account at the library commission so you can have a quick link to them as well. So we'll have all the resources that were mentioned here. You'll be able to get to them. Okay, doesn't look like any major questions are coming in. I was just wondering, you have a lot of varying programs here on different things that people need to, you know, like I said, legal information that people need. Did you have, I know you said the attendance varied depending on the program. Did you have a lot of trouble convincing people? It was depending on the program, like convincing that this was something they needed to do or, you know, what do you think was the reasoning why some of them came out seemed better, you know, seemed better reception than other ones. It's possible. Well, I think the temporary driver's license was kind of a pressing issue, I guess, or the DACA one was kind of a more pressing current issue and citizenship possibly there might not be as many people in our district that might not be at that point in order to apply for citizenship. It's not maybe as a pressing issue, I guess. It's not super important for people to become a citizen because of X consequence, I guess, maybe. So that's kind of what my guess is. I would definitely do it again just because I don't want to assume that there aren't people that want that information, but they left USCIS left, you know, they left free literature for us, so I definitely put that in the Spanish collection and I have a small area for pamphlets of local information. Yeah, you never know when people are going to need that info and when they decide to become a citizen, it's not like a certain time of year or anything.  Yeah, yeah, definitely. So it doesn't look like anybody had any other questions right now, so that's great, not a problem. Oh wait, something did just pop up, sorry. Okay, do you did you help people complete applications? No, I think for the DACA, our library in general, I would prefer people, I guess, refer to a lawyer because it's kind of a touchy issue. I don't want to give legal advice to anybody about how they should answer a question if they don't know how to answer a question. So and there is through the Illinois Bar Association lawyers that work pro bono. There's also locally, and I'd like to tap into it and I haven't had an opportunity, DePaul University in Chicago has an immigration clinic that it's a possibility for to refer people to. Obviously, they're students, but it could be a good resource for somebody also. Yeah, that's something that's common in when it comes to legal information and health information that we can show you where to go, we can show you where to contact someone, but we're really not qualified to take that extra step. And but if you have places, that's great. You have places that you can refer them to that are the right people can that know and are, you know, even potentially legally allowed to give them the assistance. Yeah, that's great to find those resources. Definitely. Uh huh. Yeah. So any other last minute questions from anybody? You want to get them in there before we wrap up for the morning? And you can always contact me. My first I think my first slide has my email address. So if other questions come up, you know, definitely feel free to contact me. Yeah. If you want to try and try some of these programs in your own library, definitely. Yeah, great. All right. Sounds good. Okay. Thank you very much. That was very interesting. A lot of great resources for people. Absolutely. Thank you very much. I'm great. It was great to be just to talk about what I'm doing in my library. All right. So hold on for a bit. We'll just wrap up the show here.  So I can show my screen here. There we go. There it is. All right. So thank you very much, everyone, for attending Encompass Live today. The show is being recorded and will be available all later this afternoon, potentially. As I said, we'll have the slides Kathy will send to me and links to all the websites that she mentioned will be included when we put up the recording on the Encompass Live website we have here. And I will announce and let you guys all know when that's available. So that wraps up for day show. I hope you join us next week when our topic is the best new youth books of 2014. Sally Snyder is the coordinator of Children's and Young Adult Library Services here at the Nebraska Library Commission. And every year she does book talks of new titles for teens, everything from preschool all the way up through high school, older teens. She does this at our state library conference in the fall. And then we bring her on the show so that she can redo it again for anyone who wasn't able to attend in the actual conference. And so this will be good for anybody who serves children, teens, young adults, come and see what new titles are coming out that were new this year. So Encompass Live is on Facebook so if you are a big Facebook user you can go ahead and like us over on Facebook. We will post new shows that are coming up, reminders when the recordings are available here post your reminder this morning just letting people know we can log on for today's show. So if you are into using Facebook go ahead and like us there and we'll keep you up to date on what we are doing on the show. Other than that, thank you very much for attending. We are wrapped up for today. We'll see you next time. 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To transform means to change the composition or structure of something. A signal like the sound wave you are hearing as I speak is made up of air molecules compressing and expanding over time. This movement is transferred into electrical signals by tiny hairs in your ears called stereocilia. In your ear there are many groups of these stereocilia, each responding to a different frequency. The electrical signal each group generates tells your brain how much of that particular frequency is present in the signal. Your brain performs the biological equivalent of a Fourier transform, turning a time-based signal into a collection of sinusoids at different frequencies. This is what a transform does, represents the same signal out of a different set of building blocks. In the case of the Fourier transform, these building blocks are sinusoids. The Laplace transform builds a signal out of decaying sinusoids and the wavelet transform builds a signal out of wavelets.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discuss a question which says that Emma is playing by the beach. She takes a cylindrical bucket and fills it with wet sand. She turns it upside down to dump the sand in the ground and sand takes the shape of the bucket which is a cylinder with radius 4 inches and height 14 inches. She now takes a mold in the form of a cone with radius 3 inches and height 7 inches and does the same. Now she dumps the sand in the shape of the cone on top of the cylinder she formed before. Find the volume of sand used by Emma. Now before starting the solution of this question you should know some results. First of all the volume of the cylinder is equal to iR square H where is the radius of cylinder and H is the height of cylinder and volume of cone is equal to 1.3 iR square H where is the radius of cone and H is the height of cone. Now these results will welcome you as a key idea for solving out the given question. Now let us start with the solution of the given question. Now in the given question we want to find the volume of sand that Emma has collected on the ground in the form of a cylinder and a cone molded over it. Now let radius of cylinder is equal to iR1 height of cylinder VH1 radius of cone H2. Now given radius of cylinder that is iR1 is equal to 4 inches height of cylinder that is H1 is equal to 15 inches radius of cone that is R2 is equal to 3 inches and height of cone that is H2 is equal to 7 inches. Now using the result which is given to us in the key idea volume of cylinder is equal to iR1 square H1 as iR1 is the radius of cylinder and H1 is the height of cylinder. So given the values of I1 and H1 we have volume of cylinder is equal to now pi is equal to 22 by 7 into I2 square that is 4 into 4 into H1 which is 14. So this is equal to now 7 into 2 is 14 and this is equal to 22 into 32 which is equal to 104 cubic inches. Now volume of cone is equal to 1 by 3 H2 the radius of cone and H2 is the height of cone. Now given the values of R2 and H2 where 1 by 3 into pi which is 22 by 7 into R2 square that is 3 into 3 into H2 which is 7. Now 7 into 1 is 7 and 3 into 1 is 3. So this is equal to now the value of sand used by Emma is equal to volume of sand used to form the cylinder plus volume of sand used to form the cone. Now here volume of cylinder which is 705 cubic inches is the volume of sand used to form the cylinder and volume of cone which is 66 cubic inches is the volume of sand used to form the cone. The volume of sand used by Emma is equal to volume of sand used to form the cylinder, volume of sand used to form the cone 704 cubic inches so this is equal to 3 cubic inches. So the volume of sand used by Emma is equal to 770 cubic inches and this is the solution of the given question. Let's talk about the session hope you all have enjoyed the session.


Y'all like I know how to do this. I talked about what's going on my personal life, what I want to know YouTube and what I want to know TV We're gonna be We're gonna be separating and moisturizing my hair while we're doing this because it's a lot It's like girl volume volume for days and we're going to you know, get into it. Okay, so In the middle of me. I'm doing alien. Um, just a life of data. Whatever. I'm sure you got some personal things or body care things He said Body stuff that I've been purchasing and I wanted to use them for a while Let you guys know how they are going.  Hold on now. You're gonna see my big button Anyway, so um Let's just jump right into it and I'll talk about a little bit what I've been noticing on social media So anyway, you guys personal life not a real big update because it's only been a few days Not even has it been a week almost a week since I last talked to y'all um Nothing else is going on I did go visit my sister My parents didn't know I was coming It was a surprise. I'm not necessarily surprised because I was really there to see my sister Um So, yeah, I ended up seeing her well mainly because she had my great niece y'all She is so precious. I'm gonna see if I can input a video down here. She is Girl get it together.  You know what I mean?  She doesn't do anything extra She's very very active to be six months old. She's very petite Child she moves a lot and I'm not used to that with a baby because JB was a chunk Yeah, at that age JB was at his one-year weight. Yeah, he wasn't playing around child JB yeah, but this baby is very very Hyper and active and she likes to play a lot and so I went to go visit my sister there You can't kill girl like I said this past weekend And let me tell you something girl as soon as I got home I had to take a shower because I was telling JB.  I smell like a baby He's like, what's wrong with that? I said no, I mean my emotions. I can't be smelling like no, baby I can't I mean I literally smelled like simulac, baby mandrake, baby slob, and it's cute and it's precious But I'm like I'm gonna get emotional. I gotta get the baby sent off of me I can't be smelling like no baby going to bed. No So This child so anyway you guys Besides that, what do I have down here? I Know this a little TMI, but I supposed to be moisturizing my hair. I was about to detangle y'all see how You want me John? Tell me don't let me show y'all what I'm gonna be using Um, apple G. This is not really to detangle, but this is just to spray on my hair Is that gonna help my eye because yeah, Lee I'm just gonna spray it lightly. She's already sprayed mist and I'm gonna be using the ORS Hair moisture, I really need some new products Correction, I want some new products so Baby I Woke up in the middle of the night with the worst Freaking cramps and I'm a top person. I know this is TMI you guys I normally don't cramp like that at least not in the past, you know I would say eight to ten years almost ten years, but but this was bad Like I woke up it woke me up got up this morning cramp cramp cramp blow that I have to take medication I really have to take medication especially since I hit a 35 and I'm like, what the heck? Okay, so moving on what I was basically alluding to when I first started the video is that I do a lot of lurking on social media And I'm in a lot of spaces that you guys are probably in And there was I'm not gonna really go into detail But there was someone who shared and I'm gonna I'm not even gonna say which platform it was but basically State and how things have changed really and how mental health is still a problem if not worse Even though we are out of quarantine and all of this And you guys we were all together we were rocking through it in the midst of it and even as an introvert having being forced to basically sit down and not do anything and Stay inside Even though, you know, I'm like, I'm okay. I don't need to be around people girl I'm an introvert, but as people as humans we need that interaction with other people And thank God I have you know a family at home, but there are people they didn't have anyone at home And I honestly think collectively it has had a negative effect on us and so I saw very disturbing comment from one of my subscribers and I was actually fairly close to contacting this individual, but I Decided against it, but I guess my hope my entire point is that Mental health is still a real big issue right now. So I'm just asking you guys just collectively. How are you doing? How are you holding up doing this time? I've even noticed some of my subscribers who don't even comment anymore like I have a few I think you're lurking, but I have some that used to comment and After Covid hit completely stopped and the one number one I am thinking of till this day is plush fur and I have another YouTube friend She said the same thing that she doesn't even see and so I get concerned, but In the midst of all that I'm just asking how are you guys doing? How are you holding up? Are you doing well? Then drop it down below Let's share let's encourage each other that let's uplift each other because I am concerned because I'm telling you when I saw this comment it was and I'm not gonna say exactly what it was because it's triggering but Basically, she'd rather be dead Like she'd rather be dead so Yeah, that's all I'm gonna say about that. So let's get into some stuff. I've been buying you guys not a lot To be quite honest, but I want to share some stuff just some cakes you want to buy it First up, let me just say this I did end up purchasing a product That's gonna be in the product reviews. I am so behind on product reviews. I'm so sorry I literally have like half a dozen of products sitting in that bathroom that I need to review I just not had I haven't had the time to do it y'all That's just it's so easy to do these type of videos to put it up real quick and done When I do my product reviews first of all cuz the layout here is different I have to do it in the bathroom then I have a shower review. I want to do There's a product I'm gonna use in the shower and that's an entirely different setup girl excuses excuse I know then again product and I've honestly been eyeing it for years Yeah years and I'm not one to do that but Girl, I'm a Leo. I stand by my word when I say I'm not reviewing any new products that I'm not familiar with I meant that but this one has been catching my eye for years It is the Cresso pillow deep conditioner and the green container now one of you babes has said hell You would you be interested in basically girl? I'm just making it up But basically you comment it on one of my pictures in the community page Would you be interested in reviewing the Cresso pillow deep conditioner? Yes We get to ask me twice Amazon immediately, but I ended up purchasing it through eBay actually and so it is on the way, baby, and then it's gonna be the first product I'm going to be reviewing one second myself together. It's gonna be here like within three or four days So it's coming early August. I love I have so many products you guys and JB has been using my products So look this boy has been really doing his hair, which is good. He used up all of my what he used up He used up all of my cream of major rapping moose And he used that to define his curls. Oh my god I didn't even get a chance to use it JB. He used up all of that. I do have this spray He's using up all of this so I can't even review that But that's okay. So let me show you guys. Let me push up and show you guys some things I purchased some of the stuff is new and then some of the stuff isn't oldie, but good Let me tell you something Queen Helen Super cholesterol y'all I love that this has a pump and I just pop it into another container and use it And so I purchased this through Amazon for like six dollars to some change a literally less than eight Excuse me less than ten dollars and I can honestly get About half a dozen uses just out of this because I like to mix this product with other things. Okay, and Now we have some beauty body products Let me tell you something when I go over to my girlfriend's house. Sometimes we cut up. Sometimes we don't this particular time We were cutting up.  I'm like, hmm. This smells good. So So this is my bad them body works and it's open sky But let me tell you something she was over here just last week and she saw it on the counter and she's like You I'm like sis. I did not steal this from you. I bought this and she's like you already used up all the you just bought I said, I've had it for a few months. Now if I would have stole yours, I would have used it immediately Yeah, it's really good. I got this three Amazon also Well, this is this was through Walmart and that body spray was through the Amazon now for some other stuff Dove exfoliating body polish brown sugar and coconut butter now. I've used the other Sense or whatever. This is the first time I've used this particular one But I have really been enjoying this exfoliating. I tend to exfoliate my whole body at least twice a week It's really important, especially my legs and I also use a bristle brush to smooth it on I last but not least I'm gonna say this disclaimer I'm not a fan I'm not a fan of this company just because but this particular product I Live by it is the Johnson's and Johnson's oil gel this Right here, baby I'm gonna tell you something after I use after I shave my legs use a scrub I go in and I use this gel now I only use this once a week you guys are trying not to use it as much and you don't need a lot because a little bit goes a Long way this smells good your legs for awesome and to be on the lookout for that review I promise you guys it is coming. It is coming. So let me continue to Twist my hair. Let me take this down So you guys what I'm watching on YouTube, let's go ahead and talk about this hustling Carly Why are you at the light Carly? I mean I'm just thinking of all the the hustle is Everything you went through to fabricate this entire story like this is too much I mean and I still think as I stated in my previous chit chat that she had help There is no way You could have done all of this without help or people knew about perhaps you didn't help but somebody knew about it Okay, let me tell you something if any of my friends come to me and say hey sis I have this idea. Hell no Heck find somebody else. I'm not the one Not only am I and I'm not the one but as soon as the authorities come to me.  So anyway, you guys Carly, you know We now know that she liked about it and I agree with you sis I had so one of my previous video that said that her and her mother Have a they have issues They really do and it's not to make fun of it. So let me read you guys her Statement so you guys I'm gonna read this statement and I'm pretty sure this is coming from her Attorney or perhaps it was someone that's representing her My client apologizes for her actions to this community The volunteers who were searching for her to the Hoover police department and other agencies as well as to her friends and family We ask for your prayers for Carly as she addresses her issues and attempts to move forward Understanding that she made a mistake in this matter girl hell no, I mean Now I feel bad for not laughing at all the memes I was seeing I I admittedly closed them out because I was like, this is not funny Isn't that the black woman lost it?  I'm a very optimistic person I really am and so I'm like, oh, it's sad and I was praying for her Moving on. Okay. I the only thing I will have to say is that I would be very curious, you know, besides clearly You got some issues clearly why Why Why why did you take your lace front? Why would you do that? Was it a shaking go? Or was it one of those over 200? Yeah, I don't wear wigs But I know they can be expensive especially to get it customized. Why would you do that to your lace front, Carly? I mean come on sis Yeah, I'm moving on other stuff. I'm watching on youtube. I told y'all I believe I mentioned it in my previous One of them. This is getting a little uneven. So hold on you guys. I had unsub from a youtuber named peach Peaches peaches peaches peaches peaches peaches peach mechantire. Is that her youtube name? Still just this morning I'm looking at shorts and one of her shorts appear still As a recommendation this why does that happen even when you unsub? But I watched it because the title was of course Why my husband and I are having issues part two. Let me tell you something I I am convinced now at this point That this young lady is doing stuff for views Is all a money grab Um, and I guess his name is wood and she was basically stating in this particular short stating how He has all of these different platforms that he's making money on he has Twitter he has like two different facebook pages. He has instagram. Oh, and by the way, he's 100 subscribers from Um, instagram to where he can actually start making money hit hit look You cannot push and force no man to work Either they want to do it or just like you can't force him to change Especially a man either they want to change or do and if you push him to do it They're only only going to do it because you push them to do it not because they want it to do it And ultimately they may fail or something may happen. I guess what's going to happen. They're going to blame you Because at the end of the day, you're the one that was irking them to do it And I was talking to my sister not to laugh about the situation because those kids involved which is absolutely disgusting In a sense that your kids will always See this I always preach to you guys everything you put on the In on the internet is open is for grabs people are going to be making screenshots So your children as they grow up They're going to be seeing this stuff. They have people that know them at school that that are seeing this stuff That is an embarrassment. It really is and so Um, my sister was even telling me before I get into that Another one of her videos came up where she was counting money that she was taking out of the credit union Cash Like thousands of dollars Do you not know how dangerous that is? Like seriously, that's extremely dangerous.    Um Child I got hooked on a person's he's an actual I don't know if he's an auditor. I don't know what his exact title is But he basically showed up at people's house to evict them And he's really looking up looking up for you guys his name is final notice with Oh Off neil girl one type of old ass name is that off neil off neil Off neil pen is that supposed to be officer girl off neil pen final notice evictions caught on tape It is absolutely amazing to me how Many people know that they're getting put out They know that it's coming and they don't do anything about it Now there are some situations where people that I actually did feel bad about Where there was one where I got the actual um What do you call it the person that owns the home the person is actually what do you call it? There was actually one where the owners were there and It got ugly. I mean the guy was like I just paid you I just paid the money. So why are you Why am I getting evicted? Well come to find out that there's also late fees involved and depending on when you paid it Because it's coming from the court right because the homeowners have to go through a court process and all of that And so the process is lengthy. So even if you paid the person It's already going through and the the addiction is already going through So the guy that's doing the eviction is basically not gonna do and he's like, okay, this is an addiction I'm giving you five minutes to collect your personal belongings.  You get your cash out. Shout one over. He'd say get your drugs Get your drugs and I'm like what the heck and so I will say that a good 70% or 80% of these people the houses are filthy. They're filthy. Excuse me They're nasty.  It's just going to take, you know, there's a process to it So I'm like, y'all you would never keep catch me slipping. There was another one where Oh, this one's gonna say we're the one where the um homeowner showed up There were situations or it could be situations where you actually are paying your rent or and that person's just pocketing the money You know what I mean? They could just be pocketing the money for themselves That's just a sad situation all the way around y'all. It really is.  So Um, that's all I'm watching on youtube what I'm watching on tv so I am I am bad about This meaning that I jump around from series. I'll be watching for example I'll be watching the walking dead and then having nightmares and completely stop in the middle of it and go watch something else And I won't finish it. I've done that numerous times. I've done that with the wire With stranger things. I've done that with but across salt. I mean it The list goes on and on but I took this time This week to go back and finish some of the series that I just stopped watching So I didn't watch Finish dirty john season two girl betty rodrick because I'm here for betty But the last episode just made me think how crazy Narsis I'm not gonna say crazy. That's not nice Because I think dan pushed her to that level How narcissistic betty Was and still is however, I think both her and and were narcissistic, which is just a toxic recipe for disaster to say really so dirty john season two I finished I also finished stranger things the last episode and I was like, I thought this was the end of stranger things Um, but clearly it's not I'm recording You know how to run the bath water That's it you guys. I'm rambling at this point this child. JB you want to come say hi Big baby. Come here Say hi. Hi, lookie. We tweens y'all You have anything you want to share with them? We love my youtube channel This is not joke. All right, you guys. Thank you so much for watching. Take care. Bye


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It's important. All right, I'll use my passkey then. Oh, why are you sitting in the dark, Mr. Graham? Go away. Leave me alone. I have something to tell you. How can you sit here in the dark alone at a time like this? Gives me the creeps. Where's that light switch? Now isn't that better with the lights on? What do you want? Why do you keep bothering me? I told you I'm not hungry. All right. I just brought this soup along in case. Now listen to what I have to say, Mr. Graham. Well, I can't very well help myself, can I? That detective is coming back for you. He'll be here in just a few minutes. Why are you telling me this? I don't know. It won't do you any good unless I want it to. What are you driving at?  Oh, that's a good one. And the others?  All what women? They say you're that wife killer. The one the newspaper's called, the Black Widower. Aren't you afraid being all alone in the same room with the Black Widower? No, not exactly. Besides, they say he only kills women he's married to. Well, then I should propose to you without further delay, Miss Barton. Please, please don't joke. There's not time for it. I know a way for you to get out without being seen. There are police all around the house, but I know a way... I'm not interested. I wasn't going to tell you anyway. Not unless I discovered it wasn't true about your being that murderer. Well, the police say I killed Geraldine. They ought to know. They found her body, Mr. Graham. Founder? Found Geraldine? Oh, no, no, this is too good. Who identified her? You? You forget, Mr. Graham. I scarcely ever saw her close enough to identify her. Yes, but you did see her. Well, after all, a person could hardly live in the same house for close on to six months without catching a glimpse of Geraldine. Yes, yes, of course. Mr. Graham, you haven't much time. And what do you want, Miss Barton? A nice, juicy confession? Yes, that would be useful, wouldn't it? You'd never have to take in rumours again if you could charge admission to this house. And this is the room where the Black Widower confessed all to me. I couldn't help it, he said. It was a compulsion. I loved her, but I had to kill her. It was just like all the others. I'm sorry, Mr. Graham. I won't bother you again. If you need anything, well, I'll go. No, wait. I've hurt your feelings, haven't I? Sit down. It's better with you here. Really it is. Just tell me one thing, and I'll go, Mr. Graham. Did you kill her? Not the others, but her. Well, why Geraldine, especially? Because you loved her so. It was the most beautiful thing that ever happened to me. Sharing your happiness with her. The talks we used to have about her. The way you used to... Oh, stop it, stop it! I'm sorry. I'll tell you. You won't believe it, but I'll tell you. Please, please do, Mr. Graham. And, uh, this may seem strange, but... I shall have to exact a solemn promise from you. 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And now it is with pleasure that we bring back to our sound stage Edward G. Robinson in My Wife Geraldine, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. I'd better go back to the beginning. Before Geraldine, shall we say, I was a bachelor, Miss Barton, what they call a confirmed bachelor. My mother was left to widow at the time of my life when most young men start going out with girls. She was an invalid. Well, you know how it is, it's an old story. In those days, Geraldine was only a sort of vague picture in my mind. She didn't have any name. She was only the girl that I hoped one day to marry. As the years passed by, the hope faded. But as it faded, the image of the girl became more vivid. I, uh... I had always admired Geraldine Farar, so I named my dream girl Geraldine. I used to ride the commuting train to my job in the city, and I got to know all the regular commuters who rode in the same smoking car. They were all married men. Ah, good morning, Holmes. Morning, Jackson. Smith. Oh, hello, Graham. Say, fellas, did I tell you my wife's expecting again? You don't say. Well, congratulations, Smith, old boy. How's about a bet? Five bucks says it's another girl. I'm betting on twins, odds a million to one. What's your bet, Graham? Hmm? Oh, my bet? Oh, well, I don't have any children, you see. What's your wife's raise? Picking these poodles? Now that I think of it, you've never mentioned your wife in all the times we've been riding together, Graham. My wife, I mean, Geraldine... Well, I'll show you her picture someday. She must be a raving beauty. Graham wouldn't be so quiet about it. I always knew Graham was nursing some secret. Now it's out. An extravagant wife. No, Geraldine is not extravagant. I don't like your tone of voice, Holmes. You're speaking of my wife. Oh, no, wait a minute. He was only... I can see you haven't been married very long, Graham. I don't believe he's married at all. Oh, you don't? Well, let me tell you something. Not all marriages are like yours. Some people stay in love. I think I may safely say that Geraldine and I will always be in love. Well, that was how it started. When I thought about it afterwards, I was astonished at my behavior. I'd got as angry at the sliding remarks they had made about Geraldine as if Geraldine had been a real person and really my wife. Well, they all wanted to believe in Geraldine. And after my mother died, she became more and more real to me and more and more necessary. Come in, come in. Are you sent for me, Mr. Potter? Yes, Graham, have a chair. Here you are. Oh, thanks. Well, the cat's out of the bag. Congratulations. You're in for a promotion and a raise and pay. Oh, well, thank you, Mr. Potter. I'm glad to have another married man on our payroll. It's the technicality, Graham. Yes, sir. So as to justify this raise with our main office, will you bring around your marriage license? Yes, but, Mr. Potter... It's your company rule, Graham. Got to do it.  Yes, sir? Some women will marry anybody. Even you, Graham. Well, no offense, old man. Well, I... I guess I better be getting back to the job. That's the spirit. Don't forget that marriage license. No, sir, I won't forget. Yes, sir? Are you Fred Bell? Yeah. Well, look, I'm in sort of a spot. You know, I've just changed jobs and, for the record, you understand, I have to show them my marriage license. By George, I've lost it and I don't know what to do. Who sent you here, mister? A fellow rumor of my hotel, Frank McGuire. Oh. Well, you know, I'm sticking my neck way out on this. It's going to cost you dough. And now, now it became necessary for me to change my mode of life even more. I could scarcely go on living in bachelor quarters with Geraldine. And that brought me to you, Miss Barton, remember? Yes. I saw your advertisement in the morning, Harold. A furnished apartment. Oh, yes. Come in, won't you? Thank you. You better set your bag down on the hall here. No use lugging it upstairs till you've seen the place. Yes, yes. That's a good idea. It's right up these stairs. Thank you. Is it just you alone? No, no, no. Myself and wife. Oh. Well, she worked late in the war plan, so she gave me the rather unpleasant job of finding a place. Well, this is it. Two rooms and a small kitchen. The bath's in there. Yes. Looks very nice. It's a good vanity table for your wife. Oh, yes. I'm sure she'd like that especially. There's plenty of closet space for her clothes. Her clothes? She's anything like most women. I'll bet that isn't all of her clothes in that one suitcase. Oh, no, no, no. Of course not. Goodness, no.  Maybe that's why I'm an old maid. Oh, no, you don't. Well, what is the rent? Ten dollars a week. We could get more, but since your wife is... Yes, well, all right. I'll take it. Here. Here's the first month's rent. Well, I'd better give you a receipt for this. Well, it's not necessary, but my wife likes to hang on such things for some reason. So you better make it out to her. Mrs. Graham? Geraldine Graham. All right, Mr. Graham. And now I better go back to our old place and bring over the rest of our clothes. What size does your wife wear, Mr. Graham? Why, I don't know exactly. What size do you wear? Well, I wear 16. She'll probably be in to have them altered anyway. Now, here's a little model that just came in. Oh, no, no, no, no, that won't do at all. That's much too fussy for Geraldine. Well, perhaps it would help if you could describe her for me. Well, she has a kind of a gentle dignity in bearing, if you know what I mean. Her hair is taffy-colored with little gold lights in it and her eyes. Her eyes are kind of a luminous gray-green color. Some days they look green and other days they're gray with gold flecks in them. Her features are delicate but strongly molded, sensitive but not fragile. And her skin is fair, almost translucent with just a sprinkling of freckles when she's been out on the sun for a day. She tries to cover them up, of course, as all women do when she's... Well, she's not exactly... How long have you been married? What? Why, uh, only a short time? I thought so. Well, I'm not much good at describing people, especially people I know awfully well. On the contrary, you're almost too good at it. You've made me feel I've met her. You see, she was becoming more and more definite all the time. Remember how you dropped in to see me? Uh, us that day? Oh, uh, come in, Miss Barton. I thought I could help you with your unpacking. Well, uh, perhaps you could help with my wife's things. She gets home so late I'd like to have everything arranged for her. Oh, what lovely clothes! And that suit! Yes. Why, just look at that suit, it's new, isn't it? Uh, well, I think it is, I'm not sure. Of course it is. This is the suit I've had my eye on. I wanted it for Easter. Oh, I'm so sorry. Why, she's just my size too. Why, yes, yes, I believe she is. Well, she must be just about my coloring too, judging from her clothes. Well, yes, yes, there is something about the hair and eyes. Oh, I can't wait to see what she's like.  She comes in quite late and leaves so early in the morning that sometimes even I wonder if she's really been home or if I just imagined it. Well, I must say, you're a gentleman to put up with it. Well, she gets a kick out of this war job and after all, it's only for the duration. You must be very much in love, Mr. Graham. Well, Geraldine and I are an unusual couple, Miss Barton, but so far I believe that our marriage is an unqualified success. And so the legend of Geraldine grew. The fellows at my office used to kid me about my ideal marriage. Hey, Jack, what's the matter with Graham? He hasn't phoned his wife for nearly an hour. Oh, come on. Maybe they had a fight. Not Romeo and Geraldine Graham. How do you do it, Graham? My wife broke a plate over my head at our honeymoon breakfast and we've had to buy three new sets of dishes every year, every since. How do I do it? Watch this. I'll give you a lesson. I pick up the phone and dial a number at random. It was a little act I'd put on every day for their benefit. Unique garage, Harry speaking. Hello, darling. You still love me? Hey, you got the wrong party, bud. This is the unique garage. Of course I do. Say it again, honey, just like that. Okay, you dumb. This is the unique garage, Harry speaking. Now, what do you want? Of course I don't mind you buying a new hat.  Listen, I got no time for gags. Are you a friend of somebody here? Well, what do you say we go out to show tonight and break it in? Break what in? Well, of course I've missed you. I can't be away from you for ten seconds without feeling lost and lonely. Darling. I'm sorry, darling, but I got a heavy day tonight at the El Morocco. Goodbye, you lush. Oh, honey, you haven't been seeing him again. Yes, I know he's a friend of your sister's. Yes, I mean your sister Geraldine, but... I know Geraldine, but I don't want that man around the house. Hmm? Yes, always and always, darling. Goodbye. How clever I thought myself that day, injecting that little discordant note, just that hint of jealousy into my one-sided conversation with Geraldine. How could I have known that it would be used against me later? How could I have known that my whole new life was to fall to pieces? Because it was that afternoon that the accident happened.  When I regained consciousness, Mr. Potter was sitting beside my bed there in the company hospital. Well, where is she? Look, she's got to be notified, old fella. Next to Ken, you know, it's a law, I believe, if she isn't at home. Now, please, please don't ask me any more questions. Now, now look here, Graham. Forget that I'm your employer. Think of me as a friend. You can tell me. What is it that she left you? No. Well, then where is she? Well, I won't say any more. I was going to tell you everything, but I know you wouldn't believe me. I'll just say this. There's no use, no use you're looking for her. You won't find her. You don't want the police mixed up in this, do you, Graham? No, I don't care. I'll go to prison. I'll do whatever I must, but I won't answer any more questions about Geraldine. Well, you know the rest of the story, Miss Barton. When they released me from the hospital this morning, I knew it was only a matter of time until I'd be arrested for the murder of Geraldine. I didn't know they'd find her body quite so soon. But I'm rather glad they did. Now my secret will never be known. Geraldine is as real in death as she was to me in life.  Yes. Yes, I... I knew you'd understand somehow. Yes, but remember your promise. But, Mr. Graham, you can't let yourself be hanged for the murder of a woman who never existed. Now listen to me. When that detective comes back, tell him all these things. No, I will not, Miss Barton. Let them think I'm the Black Widower. Oh, but... I even forged the marriage license. Oh, Mr. Graham, if only I'd known you then... The police description. Now it's all too perfect. Apparently this Black Widower and I look stockingly alike. You see, it's quite hopeless. Mr. Graham, that's the detective now. What are you going to do? Nothing. I'm tired. I'll be glad to get it over. I couldn't bear to tell them about Geraldine.  I don't care about saving my own life at that cost. Oh, please. That's why I made you give me your solemn promise to keep our secret, Miss Barton. But before they come in, I'd... I'd just like to say, you've been wonderful. You... You know, you're rather like Geraldine. Mr.  All right, put the bracelets on him, Riley. Bring the woman along for questioning. Just a moment, officer. You're making a terrible mistake. Listen to me. He is not the Black Widower. We know that, lady. They picked that one up in Albany a couple of hours ago. You found the Black Widower? Oh, George. Watch that. My goodness. But your friend Mr. Graham here has still got some explaining to do. Such as? Such as what happened to his wife. We've got a corpus delicti and everything, you know. Well, very well, officer. I guess... Will you be quiet, George? Officer, can I believe the evidence of my own ears? Do you say there is some question regarding Mr. Graham's wife? That's right. His wife. Well, it seems to me that a lot of trouble could have been spared if you had asked me about it. What? What do you mean?  You see, I... I am Geraldine Graham. Well, I don't... Hey, listen. What's this? Your is wife. He has no other. Please, please. It's very kind of you, but it's no use. You see, officer, you won't believe me, but... Geraldine never... Officer, my husband has had a very serious accident. He isn't quite right in the head yet, and you are not helping matters. Oh, Riley, get that phone, will you? Sure. Now then, let's get this straight once and for all. Riley speaking. What? Yeah? Hold everything. Hey, his headquarters on the phone. They've identified the woman's corpus delectae. Her name is Eumansu Bovac. She fell off a tugboat. Why didn't they say so in the first place? Well, folks, it looks like we had little misunderstanding all around. You know how it is. Well, take care of yourself, Mr. Graham. Goodbye, Mrs. G. I'm pleased to have made you acquaintance. I miss... Miss Barton... Agnes... I don't really know... What? Yes? What was Geraldine like? I mean, what did she look like? Well, really, my dear, I... Well, Geraldine... Well, she has a kind of a gentle dignity and a grace of bearing. Her hair is taffy-colored with little gold lights in it. And her eyes...  Her skin is fair, almost translucent, with just a sprinkling of freckles when she's been out on the sun for a day. She tries to cover them up, of course, as all women do, and... I always do.  You know, my hair is taffy-colored and the little gold lights in it. That was very observant of you, George. And my eyes... Would you really say gray-green? My goodness... My goodness, I do believe... Miss Barton... Agnes... Do you suppose... That we could be married immediately? I'd rather think that can be arranged. And thank you for your nice proposal. My dear darling... Oh, George, what is Geraldine going to think of all this? She'll be furious. And so closes my wife Geraldine, starring Edward G. Robinson. Jeanette Nolan appeared as Agnes opposite Mr. Robinson to study in Suspense. Suspense is produced, edited and directed by William Spear. Before Mr. Robinson returns to our microphone, this is Truman Bradley for Roma Wines. One woman recognized as knowing all the niceties of entertaining is the world-famous hostess Miss Elsa Maxwell. She has this to say about simple wartime entertaining. Good friends and good Roma sherry. These are the makings of a pleasant evening. 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What's good y'all Chris from jaspyscasebreaks.com doing 2023 Bowman chrome baseball HTA choice 12 box case PYT number four. Let's get this all printed out needed one filler PYT number five also in a filler right now 50% off every spot. We have one spot left So someone wants to grab that while we're breaking this hey, I would greatly appreciate we can get to rockin and rollin on another case right after this If y'all don't mind or a thing is printing There we go Showing off Tigger Why isn't this printing? Okay, it's not printing for some reason. All right, well show it again one more time some technical difficulties real quick like There we go. So our team is right here and now it's going the second we said Technical difficulties today all internet not working now the printer wants to be funny and Now if you add to your slowdown perfect. Hey a little bit of goodness to take a little bit of bad. This is Okay, this is the wrong case. I'll be right back I Rockin today folks. We're really doing it and doing it. Well Here we go. This is the right case Let's maybe do the break now. Yeah 2023 Bowman chrome HTA Three autos per box and that's it. All right first auto up Anderson de la Santos for the Baltimore Orioles gonna go to Eric Pokemon Gonzalez from in first base for the Boston Red Sox gonna go to Tristan One of the big teams that gave away in the team random Our fellow last out of this box Jesus we got 148 out of 299 on the speckle first auto my speckle there For the Rockies and another one of our teams that we gave away in the filler All the recycle these as well Starting off where we left off Jesus we got this time on the base first auto one more for the Rockies and that Jesus be on the signature not too bad. We'll take it and a mojo Cork Elliott 67 out of 150 Non first for Oakland, that's gonna go to jail and and a refractor John sulks in 347 out of 49 on the refractor first auto for the Pittsburgh Pirates It's gonna go to Sean Mattick another one from the guilt filler give away box three starting off with Jesus Gilles Catcher for the boom for the Dodgers bowman first auto gonna go to Mark Next up is Joel Diaz Bowman first base for the New York Mets and Armando some green For the Cardinals Leonardo Bernal 76 out of 99 Catcher for the same those car those gonna go to Ed Pete. It's true green right there first up Vladimir Ristutio One more for the Rockies and Bennett Next up Marcus Lee saying it's for the Philadelphia Phillies the top team in our team at random filler This one's gonna go to Chris parent And then the Astra the two biggest teams Last one for this box another refractor For the Guardians.  You're a good walk For the Milwaukee Brewer's Carlos Rodriguez three out of five Nice red shimmer for Milwaukee gonna go to Tristan. We got the Brewer's straight up And it's nice right there man Reds just It's just not only is it well obviously but just like so good That's your bowman Nice it there Tristan box number six. We'll hop over to the second half of this case One more for the Rockies Connor stank base bowman first auto more for Chris Jimmy for Bennett Rockies doing pretty well here y'all. Rockies are available in one of those last few cases Gold shimmer nice Jarrell or Tega 22 out of 50 Take some more little color like this for the Minnesota twins. That one's also for Bennett Another one from the filler see if any can go three for three on this box got a purple some more color For the Brewer's Dylan O Ray 29 out of 250 Tristan takes this third one denying the Bennett personal box there Always take that though To color in the box always nice All right, let's do it second half of the case. Here's box seven That's one more for Joe and the Oakland eight space this time on the cork Elliott auto Some more green Green Lava first for the d-backs Christopher Torrent 25 out of 99 Arizona it's gonna go to Josh So it looks like some more color some speckle on the first for the Pittsburgh Pirates and manual to it 220 out of 299 Shamanic picks up one more for Pittsburgh Nice Make a lot of one more for Cleveland and Mark got the Guardian straight up Next base gonna be for the Royals Juan almost Kansas City gonna go to Tristan another one of the team randoms Another purple another Dylan O Ray purple for the Brewer's. All right Tristan a Second purple Dylan O Ray this one 137 out of 250 Let's go find our twin twins ease See the difference in the symmetry to him. You can tell I'm early I can I can make him a little more pronounced Little later on of the set. Oh my god.  I'm like the president First up any Beltran San Diego Padres and Mark see if we can get his much younger Roman first checklist teammate See if we can get ourselves a nice even sauce second up Dario Verrero base for the Chicago White Sox Tristan another one from the filler Last one from this box another refractor For Houston nice Camilla DS 204 out of 499 for Bennett Roman first refractor auto Number 27 talent in this year is international class nice hit one of the top two teams in the Florida Another organization that just seems to Sign in developing a national guys so well and have been for the last decade or so Houston usually have great pick up on a product like this All right first up Carlos de la Cruz nice. Here's another nice one for Philly and Chris parent one of those top chases in here Second up can you go that's another one for Houston gonna event Woman first base out of this time last one another refractor 193 out of 499 Jacob Reimer Oh First auto for the Mets that's gonna go to Armando and we're 18 Mets prospect on the type of nice All right last two boxes y'all pack filler for five coming up right after this Maybe put in numbers six into a filler after we knock out five Okay, everything like you so can we still got those open to YC Maybe getting the taste and see who's hidden and who's not so those teams room fillers when you grab them you never know Nice to the ooh nice brand of maya for the new York Yankees and go to Matt Smith Other big big chicks in this one It is Trying to swap me out in your job other mojo for the White Sox Christian man up 129 out of 150 for trust me he's not a pretty Highly regarded pitching prospects How do you feel about your steelers today six for the White Sox possible take that I feel good. It's Cleveland Until until they surprise me. I'm always gonna not believe in Cleveland That's that girl because Joey estes nice Two and a half We love the short home Don't make a band I don't want to have to do that, but I will do that Not picking plays like a raider I keep you believe so I was a vagus with my birthday Can you believe I actually asked us here? We woke up at 10 a.m. For that game that's tough job God got like a nice coffee a breakfast hand from my favorite spots at the hotel that I was at You know, it's really excited They had a last box You just wait Logan until Starts to act like I was a tough loss yesterday for the Packers They did I'm pretty sure they did right I could I could be captain. Oh peeking at this last hit This one is just sticking Keeping up that last hit sticking around all right nice another big one here felon and Celestin Another one of our big chases this one's for Seattle on the base. I was going to go to Rob But I got shaky And another Joe yeses for Oakland I got a nice one for Joe and Little bit of a later on traffic who's kind of made his way up in that Oakland system Let's hope he can keep developing and they don't ship them off. Yeah, I mean It's a blue we'll just show it off and all Want to do too much We'll just show it off and I'll figure it out Last one up is just how we started it. Hey Zeus Bouguere and seventy four out of 150 on the blue Lava one more for Bennett And one more for the Rockies That is the unfortunate thing about the HTA right there Right there we go nice. It's all case some bigger names. There. We got some low stuff a red Out of five on this gold shimmer got some of our bigger names Let's keep it going at number five all sold out and fell about six and seven still on the site right now Grab your teams while you still can at jazzy's case breaks calm. Thanks again y'all. Bye