Standard of California, on behalf of independent Chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West, invites you to let George do it. A minor case of murder, another adventure of George Valentine. The person will know that danger is my stock and trade. If you're on a spot, nail their tights, you need my kind of help, George Valentine. Write full details. Dear Mr. Valentine Esquire, one of the members of our Bearcat Social Club suddenly finds himself in a very embarrassing predicament. With more exactitude, he is in the can for murder. Now, no one as fellow Bearcat as we do, we are convinced that he is innocent. Therefore we are hiring you to prove sane. As it started, there is a hundred bucks in it for you. If that isn't enough, there's more where that came from. The address of our headquarters is 19 and a half Dwayne Street, and it's signed Chuck Wilson, acting captain. George, this sounds like a letter a kid wrote. But to quote from this provocative communique, a fellow Bearcat is in the can for murder. That's not kid stuff, we'll see. That depends on just how old this fellow Bearcat is. Oh, they get old early down there around Dwayne Street. But we haven't had a social evening in a long time, darling. Would you suggest we drop in at the club? With great exactitude, I answer. Yeah.  Stuff sounding like a policewoman angel. All the Bearcats just got together and raided their piggy banks. Nice place you got around here, Chuck. It's just an empty store we fixed up. Yeah, but look at that furniture we got. See that red plus chair? Right out of the lobby of the Piccadilly apartment.  Valentine, I believe in getting right to the point. What's the way I like to do business too, Chuck? What's on your mind? Look, Dan Corey is the real captain of the Bearcats. The cops got him jugged for shivving his stepfather. For what? Shiving him, lady. You know, pushing a knife in him. Oh. Yeah, but he didn't do it, Valentine, even if he said he did. Oh, he admits he did, huh? And just what kind of a miracle do you expect from me, fellas? Just to believe what I'm saying and find out what really happened. Well, I'm here to listen. Well, the Bearcats have our own special rules, see, but they don't go back on them. Yeah, that's right. Let me read them to you, Valentine. Yeah, okay, Bonnie. The guy that goes looking for trouble unless it comes your way is going to get their tails kicked in. Oh, there's nothing wrong with that rule. Try never to cop anything unless it's from an enemy gang. The fine for violating this rule is one buck. Well, there might be some question about that rate. Well, get to the one we're talking about, will you, Bonnie? Oh, yeah, yeah, sure. Lead pipe, baseball bats and other harmless things is okay. But don't carry dangerous weapons. You might be tempted to use them and give the club a bad name. Oh, yeah, nothing like trying to stay out of trouble. Violate this rule and you get thrown right out. Yeah, now, Danny made that up himself, see. And he'd rather let you break his arm than break one of his own rules. Okay, Chuck, let's say I believe you. And Danny confessed to the police for reasons of his own. Yeah, that's right. Now, can you think of anyone in the neighborhood who would want to kill Danny's stepfather? Just about everybody. His stepfather was nothing but a pony. Always pushing people around, even Danny's mother. Yeah, but how did the babes go for him? Look, why don't you drop dead? Don't you see we got a lady present? Oh, don't let me cramp your style. What else about Cory? Well, he was in some kind of a racket with Leo's Sudan, see. They worked out at a Swedish pool room on Malone Street. Uh-huh. Well, you're going to take it on, Valentin? Um, what would you say, Bruxy? Well, George, I'd say if so many of the other guys are so sure about Danny being innocent, they may have something there. Yeah, I was thinking something like that myself. Bruxy, you drop in and see Danny's mother. She lives just down the block, number 33. And while you do that, Angel, I'll get out of the jail and have a talk with Danny. Just what did happen that night, Danny? The story is the same every time they make me tell it. I came home that night from the club. He was in the door, so I just walked in. Yeah. Well, my...  He had his bags all packed. I knew right then he was throwing her over, so I... Yeah, I know. But how is it that the police didn't find the knife? Well, I threw it in the river. Yeah.  And then walk up to the carpenter, beat and confess. I don't know. I guess I was just half crazy. Oh, I see. So now you know. I don't think I know anything about you yet, Danny. I think you're holding out on me. All right, never mind about me. But do you think you're playing fair with Chuck, Barney and the others? Think of those guys getting up all that dough and then hiring you... Well? Ah, they're nuts, all of them. And don't think I'm sorry for what I did. Cory had a coming to him. You don't treat any woman the way he treated my mother. I ought to know. And after that swell way, my real father always acted. Boring. All right, then. I'll take it easy. You're just wasting your time, Mr. Valentine. Forget it. Uh-uh, Danny. I can be just as tough as you. I'll be seeing you, kid. Miss Brooks. I know, Danny, admitted he killed Phil. But if anybody's to blame, it's me. Oh, mothers have a habit of blaming themselves, Mrs. Cory. Yeah, but I knew how he worshipped his own father, and yet I married a man like Phil, a man who lived his days in a pool of power. He wasn't the father I should have picked for my boy. But you had the right to make your own choice. Danny and his stepfather fought right from the beginning. There was no peace in the house. That's when Danny became an altogether different boy. Started that gang of his. Oh, I suppose I should have known something like this was going to happen. Why do you say that, Mrs. Cory? A few weeks after we were married, Phil was coming upstairs from that pool, Parler. Danny was waiting for him. He pushed Phil down the stairs. I opened the door just in time to see him. All Danny did was look at me and walk out. Well, that's just going to make it look all the worse for Danny when he comes up for trial. Oh, I know. I know. Everybody thinks he did it, but I can't believe it. Oh, I didn't know you had company, Mrs. Cory. Sorry. Well, that's all right, Mrs. Ravel. Come in. This is Miss Brooks, a good friend. How do you do? Hello. I do hope you've been able to talk some sense into Mrs. Cory.  You've been very kind. Kind, my foot. I know what it means to feel you're all alone in the world. You forget I spent half my life in hallrooms in the strange towns when I was in the chorus line. I think I'd better be running along. And you don't have to worry about Mrs. Cory, not a bit, dearie. Like I told her, as long as I own this rooming house, there'll always be a place for her here, and I own it. All right. Best kind of security for someone in show business. Like my late husband used to say, Oh, now, now, all you need is a good sleep, and I'm going to see that you get it. That's good advice, Mrs. Cory. You want to look your best when you see your son. See him. Dan won't talk to me. He won't let me visit him in jail. Well, sometimes things change awfully fast, Mrs. Cory. So suppose we just wait and see. So Dan? Yeah. Who are you? Let's go somewhere and talk. Did you see him in the middle of a fool game? What you trying to do, jinx me? Hey, wait a minute. How'd you know my name? I never seen you before. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll be right with you. I asked you a question, friend. And what gives? I thought we might have a little talk about what happened to Phil. You know your business partner.  No. But I'm not just the inquiring reporter either. Okay, whoever you are. Scram. I got five bucks on this game. What was the deal between you and Cory? The numbers, rackets, slot machines? What was it? I said beat it. Wouldn't you be at all curious if I told you maybe it wasn't Cory's kid who knifed him? Me? I ain't got a curious bone in my body. Okay, have it your way, Sudan. But I think you can tell me a lot outside. I've got one thing to tell you. This looks like the only way to hold it. I've got to pull you down, Leo. Now tell me what to do, sweetheart. Give me that cue. That's better. I try to run a respectable place. And talking about that, you better put the pool ball back in the table too, Mike. Oh, that's... Glad you reminded me. Leo almost got it between his teeth. Sweet, this guy's been asking me about Phil Cory. You don't say. Hey, look, be a nice fellow, Mr. Run Along. Leo wants to finish his game. You and him got a beef, see him later. Somewhere else. Okay, you win. I know when I'm not wanted. Don't get me wrong, pal. Not against your personal. Just that I pride myself on running a nice, peaceable recreation park.  I like that. And you've broken down ideals too. What's that supposed to mean? I never get kicked out of the same place twice. I mean, and still leave it nice and peaceable. Hi, Valentine. Huh? Oh, Barney. Where'd you come from? Oh, I was in that alley there all the time. I was waiting for you to come out of the Sweet's place. Now what do you call this? Bearcat Protection? Oh, no, no, no. I just thought you liked some company or something. What are you carrying there, anyway? That's a camera. You ought to see some of the pictures I took with it. Hey, that's a pretty expensive deal. What'd you get it? Oh, don't worry, Valentine. It's mine, all right. I can imagine.  One of your club members is going to be on my tail all the time? Oh, no, nothing like that. We know you can take care of yourself. I just happened to be loitering in the alley, it's all. Be quick, Valentine. Get the store away. No, Barney, what is it? Don't ask me no questions. Come on. Yes, you're dragging me in this doorway. Boy, look at that car turning around. It's getting a works. I wish I could take a picture of it. Hey, what works, Barney? What's going on? Give. Chuck figured you might be followed when you let the Swedes see. So the Bearcats were already on the roofs up and down the street. They must have seen that car was trailing you. How do you like that? But all that stuff out there on the street. Oh, the street cleaner department will clean that all up in the morning. Nothing but ash, cans, bricks, cans of garbage, things like that. I suppose I should say thanks. We wasn't going to let anybody wake you over. And you notice we didn't use no guns or knives. Oh, yeah. Perfect little gentleman. Yeah, that's right. But what did you find out about Danny, huh? Nothing much, kid. Except now there are at least two characters who do anything to keep me from finding out what really happened to Phil Corey. We'll return to tonight's adventure of George Valentine in just a moment. But first, a word to the wise motorist. If you have an oil filter on your car, remember it needs a little attention now and then. In fact, the filter element should be replaced every 6,000 miles. Perhaps you've had that much service from your oil filter. You'll find the element is bulging with two or three pounds of dirt, most of it carbon and metal particles. And then it can no longer clean the engine oil. So to keep the engine oil in your car cleaner for longer periods, just make sure the oil filter element is replaced every 6,000 miles. It's another speedy service they're glad to do for you at standard stations and independent Chevron gas stations where they say, and mean, we'll take better care of your car. And now back to tonight's adventure of George Valentine. Well, you find yourself working with a gang of rough kids called the Bearcats just about as tough as they come. They won't believe that one of their members, Dan Corey, is guilty of murdering his stepfather. You play along because you don't believe young Danny did it either. And that's why, like George Valentine, you find yourself with Bruxy in the one room headquarters of the Bearcats right now addressing the membership. All right, all right, now all you guys, play them up. Come on, stop yapping, will you? I mean, the meeting will come to order. We've got some official business to discuss. Okay, Mr. Valentine, the floor's yours. Oh, yeah, thanks a lot, Shucki.  Okay, I'm waiting, fellas. Come on up, put them on the table.  Or are you? Okay, okay, you heard what the lady said. Come on, get clean, will you? Thank you, Angel. Hey, did you hear that? He called her Angel. All right, all right, forget it. All right, Valentine, what about Danny? I'm coming to that right now. I don't have anything like real proof to clear him. What? Hey, look, look, what paying you 100 bucks? You're supposed to have all the answers. Yeah, that's right, like you said in that ad, you had in the paper. Please, boys, let Mr. Valentine finish. You see, fellas, it isn't as easy as you think. Before I can help Danny, you've got to have absolute proof of his innocence. After you left the Swedes and talked to Sudan, somebody tried to get you. That ought to be enough for you to work on. It'd be a lot easier if I was sure we were telling each other all we know about this thing. The truth is, unless I'm sure of that, I'm pretty much of a blind alley. Now, somebody here knows what I mean. Uh, you win, Valentine. Here. No, no, no. That's an ugly-looking knife. See, Danny's old man brought it back with him when he'd come home to Pacific. He got it off a jab. Now, where did you get it, Chuck? Uh, I may as well tell you the whole thing. See, I was standing on a corner that night right next to the candy store. Danny went upstairs for something. The next thing I know, he was giving this to me. He said, uh, make sure you ditch it, Chuck. Then he goes right over and gives himself up to a cop. Well, weren't you afraid that if this knife were found with Danny's fingerprints on it, it'd make the case really open and shut? Yeah, yeah, I thought of that, Angel. I mean, Miss Brooks. Then why were you so careful to preserve the fingerprints, Chuck? I see you got it all wrapped up in a handkerchief. Look, I got more than half a brain, Valentine. If they convicted Danny and he didn't have a chance, I was gonna come up with this. Maybe there'd be some other fingerprints on it besides this. Uh-huh. Smart thinking, Chuck. Hey, huh, Brooks, you take this knife down to Lieutenant Riley and ask him to check the prints. Oh, George, you know he's bound to ask questions. Tell him I'll talk to him later. Right now, I gotta get to work. Here's Barney. Yeah? All these harmless weapons. Get rid of them, will you? Throw them in the river. Throw them in the river? Oh, look, it's up to you guys. Either get rid of this stuff or I forget I ever heard of Danny. Oh, wait a minute. He's right. Come on, he's right. Good, that's the idea. Now, with what you told me about the knife, Chuck, maybe I can really start getting places. I told Chuck to get rid of that knife. What's he trying to do to me? Danny, wasn't that the knife your father brought back from the Pacific just for you? Oh, he brought back all kinds of other souvenirs, too. It was hanging over the mantelpiece in the front room. You were very proud of it, weren't you? I saw it hanging there, so when I got mad at my... I mean, it... here, my... I grabbed it, and I let him have it.  The police, please. You're trying to protect somebody.  But first, you made very sure you got rid of the knife. Now, why? He asked me that before. Yeah, but this time, I don't need the answer. So long, Danny. I'll still be seeing. Swede, you and Sudan had me followed last night because you were afraid I might find out you were making book on the racism back at this joint. What are you talking about?  Or on the other hand, I don't think you would have gone to all that trouble just for that. Maybe it was because the police didn't find just a railroad ticket, the key to his place, and things like that on Corrie. You also found quite a lot of toll. The police never overlook anything, do they? Was he trying to get out of town with your cash, boys? Listen, Valentine, I never liked to get a tough button. Oh, one more thing. Stop shoving me with that oversized bay window of yours. Speak your peace and get out. Okay. I found a murder weapon, the knife. Now, that ought to tell us who the murderer is. You don't say. Excuse me. I gotta get back to my pool game. You, my friend, you're getting out of here. Go on. You hurt me. Go on out. Not before I give way to an impulse of head since I first saw that big fear belly of yours. Well, Brooksy, there's nothing we can do, but wait here in the hall till Danny's mother gets back. May as well sit here on the stairs and make ourselves comfortable. Uh-huh. You don't know the job I had persuading Lieutenant Riley to let me bring this knife back with me. Why'd you want it anyway, George? Oh, just a hunch angel. Make him in handy. About damn it. When they arrested him, all they found was a key to the door and a couple of dollars in change. For those fingerprints, I don't see how... I don't have ahold of the angel. Oh, hello, Mrs. Corey. Oh, Mr. Brooks. This is Mr. Valentine. Remember, I was telling you about it. Oh, how do you do, Mrs. Valentine? Now, look, Mrs. Corey, there's no time to waste. Dan's trial begins tomorrow. I know. I know that's why I've been out walking and walking. I don't even think what to do next.  Are you sure, George? What are you saying, Mr. Valentine? When he came in that night, your husband was already dead on the floor. Dan saw the knife. He was sure you did it. Oh, no. He knew the police had reason that only two people could be inside here along with Corey. You and he. So he took the blame. That's why it was so important to Dan to get rid of the knife. He didn't want any suspicion to point to his mother. But what am I gonna do? I didn't kill Phil and neither did Danny. Where were you that night, Mrs. Corey? A good, tiny alibi had helped. I don't know where I was. Just like today, I left the house and started walking. It didn't matter where. Phil told me he was gonna leave me. I'd lost my son and my husband. I'll get it. Sorry, Mrs. Corey. You might keep walking in when you have company. Oh, hello, Mrs. Revelle. Hello. George, this is Mrs. Corey's landlady. Oh, I'm glad somebody's with you. I wanted you to have this nice hot soup. Thank you. I didn't want to knock on the door and disturb you, but I didn't have my key. Now just sit down and have some of this. Oh, Mrs. Revelle. Yes. I'd like to talk to you a minute. Could we go on the other over? I'll take that trade for Mrs. Corey. Talk to me about what, Mr. Valentine? Just a minute. Yes. Mrs. Revelle, I'm doing all I can to help Mrs. Corey and Danny. And I know you are too. I've done my best. Well, maybe you can do me a favor. Do you want to go on the murder weapon? Oh, you did? Well, I hope it means something. Or something good. Yeah, I hope so, too. Now here's what I'd like you to do. The knife is wrapped in a handkerchief. You'll find it in the desk of the store at 19 and a half Dwayne Street, the Bearcat Social Club. What?  But why me, Mr. Valentine? Well, because I can't leave here and neither can Mrs. Brooks. You see, we're expecting Lieutenant Raleigh, the police and a couple of other people. Now, if you'll do this little thing for me, you'll be saving me an awful lot of trouble. But it'll take me a few minutes to make myself presentable. Well, take your time, Mrs. Ravelle. The important thing is, what happens after you come back with that knife? Brooks, see you know what to do, now get on it. I gotta use that whole phone here. I suppose it would be impolite if I asked what was going on. No time, Angel. I have to call Lieutenant Raleigh. Ask him to have a squad car, pick up Sudan and the suite and bring him over here. Oh, that's all very enlightening. Now get going. Mrs. Ravelle is not gonna take forever to make herself presentable. Now, if I can only get Barney on the phone. So be sure you got it straight, Barney. Remember, I'm depending on you. You're the only one who can do this thing for me. And get over here as soon as you can. So long. All right, sweet Sudan. You may as well sit down. Why'd the cops pick us up and bring us here? Oh, we'll get to that. Oh, Mrs. Corey, you didn't have any of that soup. She'll have it some other time, Mrs. Ravelle. Valentine, nobody's got anything against us. You can't hold us here. Uh-huh. Gentlemen, I told you about the murder weapon. Well, here it is. What are we supposed to do? Paint? Mr. Valentine, what is it? I can't stand this much longer. I hope you won't have to, Mrs. Corey, and I... Oh, hey, Mr. Valentine. It took me a little time to get that picture developed. What picture do you want? Let me see that, Barney. Yeah. Uh-huh.  Turned out good, huh? Yeah, very good, very good. Picture of you, Mrs. Ravelle. Taking the knife out of the desk. What? Well, you told me to do that. You sent me there. I didn't tell you to wipe off the fingerprints as you're doing here in this picture. And that's what she is doing, George. You were afraid your fingerprints would be found on the knife, weren't you, Mrs. Ravelle? I never saw that knife before. Sorry, but I won't explain away what you were doing in this picture. Besides, the fingerprints were already taken off the handle down at headquarters. Mrs. Ravelle, I can't believe that you'd...  Uh-huh.  There wasn't a good-looking woman in the whole neighborhood filled it and tried to make time with. I thought he was going to leave you for me. Then when he told me he was going away alone, I killed him. And if you didn't, sister, we might have. Cory was taking it on the lamb with our dough. But, George, Lieutenant Roddy found only one set of fingerprints. Just Danies, I know, yeah. He wiped off what he thought were his mother's fingerprints. Then my fingerprints weren't... No, no. You were quite safe, Mrs. Ravelle.  And you supplied it. I wonder what it was right in this world. All right, come up, will ya? Hey, stop yapping! I mean, the banquet will now come to an end. Hey, listen, before we get started, Chuck, I got something to say to Mr. Valentine.  Okay, okay, okay. I already told you, Mr. Valentine, how I feel after what you did for me. But there's something else. Nobody but you would have gone along with a gang like us.  You trusted Barney and all of us.  I guess the Bearcats have been a little off the beam. But you can take my word for it. After this, we're gonna straighten up and fly ride. We're gonna start our baseball team and use those bats the way they were meant to be used. Well, I, uh... Well, fellas after that, I... I don't think there's anything to add, except, uh... Well, let's see. Sure. And don't worry about the food, Mr. Valentine. We paid for it with our own money. Oh, yeah. Uh, Mr. Valentine, how did you suspect that Mrs. Ravel, anyway? Well, it was all a matter of keys, Barney.  Yeah? When Danny came upstairs that night, he found a key in the door. The police took it as evidence. Mrs. Cory had her key.  Now, the only person who didn't have a key, had to knock to get in, was of all people a landlady. A landlady? How do you like him? Order, order. Come on, everybody. Wait a minute. I got a motion, hey. What this club needs is an honorary captain. Well, you already decided who it's gonna be, huh, fellas? You only have. 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Next week, when you tune our way for another adventure of George Valentine, you'll hear... George, the woman's asleep. Maybe it'll be better if we came back in the morning. Look, see, even when people sleep, they manage to breathe. Huh? Oh... Oh... Look, George, maybe this empty bottle on the bed table means something. I don't know. There's no test. When you will find me, I am dead. I could not tell you the secret of the Montoyas and go on living in peace and honor. Forgive me, Maria. Tonight's adventure of George Valentine has been brought to you by Standard of California on behalf of independent Chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West. Let George do it, stars Robert Bailey as George, with Frances Robinson as Claire. Tonight's story was written by David Victor and Herbert Little Jr. and directed by Don Clark. Also heard in the cast, Irene Tedros as Mrs. Corey, Gloria Blondel as Mrs. Ravel, Tommy Cook as Danny, Tony Barrett as Chuck, Sidney Miller as Barney, Herb Litton as Sudan, and Jack Krushen as Sweep. The music is composed and conducted by Eddie Dunstetter. You're an outster, John Heaston. Listen again next week, same time, same station, to let George do it. Chool Don Lee Broadcasting System.


أمام البخاري ، Why did he write this book? What brought it to his mind? The scholars mentioned two reasons why he wrote it. Well why he wrote it. The first is that أمام البخاري رحمه الله his teacher Ishaqum Ibraheem who's known as Ishaqum Naurahouya or some scholars say Ishaqum Nourahauyat على سجاتي سيبوية أمام Ishaqum Nourahouyat who is the teacher of أمام البخاري رحمه الله He brought the idea to Imam in a gathering where Bukhari was sitting إذا only a person came out and wrote a book that's all authentic and the حديث are all correct and authentic it would have been something good وخارب was in the gathering he heard that and when he heard that it hit his heart it sunk into his heart and my beloved brother and sister he then wrote the most authentic book on the face of this earth and this shows the aspiration of these people things like that will wake them up and they would want to do something for us if you tell our brother بشاء الله your memorization is actually good you see I can go 10 years later if you come back he still hasn't memorized the Quran and the poet he said anyone who has high aspirations that everything he indoors whilst he's taking trying to achieve his goal he finds it joy he likes it he enjoys it if you have high aspiration you set yourself a goal every pain that comes whilst you're trying to achieve that goal you find it you enjoy it you don't find pain or you don't find it and as the poet said there's no restriction you can be from whatever background you want you can be of whatever age you want you can be from whatever particular community you want knowledge will enter the heart of every single person the only person who knowledge is prohibited from is the person who comes with so many sins that they take their hearts so my beloved brother and بخاري was born only nine months just like you were born nine months he came out of the womb of his mother not knowing anything just like you came out of the womb of your mother not knowing anything الله says in the Quran الله brought you out of the womb of your mother is not knowing anything so no one had a uh uh no one he start the game no one had a head start everybody came out knowing nothing but where بخاري passed to you and passed me and passed all of us is because he had high aspirations and he didn't just dream as they say dream in half the bottle but rather what he did was he actually went after his dream he implemented his dream he set himself he set himself goals and he made sure he fulfilled those those goals so that was the first reason why بخاري wrote his authentic book the second reason is because they said he had a dream and in the dream what he saw was the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم flies were coming to the prophet's face عليه صلى الله عليه وسلم and what's it called this thing you uh a swat yeah you know you get rid of the flies he had that and the prophet عليه الصلى الله عليه وسلم he was getting rid of the flies not touching the prophet's face so when he woke up he asked the interpretation of this dream he said what is this dream that i had and they told him you are going to defend the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم and you're going to make sure that no one comes and attributes to him that which he didn't say عليه الصلى الله عليه و this reminds me of what i read by اليمام البرزالي رحمه الله على مدين البرزالي رحمه الله و من تلاميدة اليمام ابنه تيميا it's from the students of اليمام ابنه تيمية رحمه الله he saw اليمام he saw اليمام الذهبي رحمه الله one day he saw اليمام الذهبي but على مدين البرزالي saw اليمام الذهبي you guys don't know what the man with the abbey is the great historian and the great scholar of hadith uh but i saw uh the abbey writing something he saw him writing on a place and then he looked at him and at this particular time اليمام الذهبي was into the field of قراءات the recitations of the quran and the dialects of the quran so when he saw him he said to him قراءات كتابتك you're writing كتابت أهل حديث you write like the people of حديث like you write like the scholars of حديث and he looked at him and he said really and he said yes from that day on was اليمام الذهبي embarked on the path of learning حديث الله أكبر just one word like that changed their lives so when bukhari was told that you're going to defend the professor aslam is a uh حديث it it made him go forward and it made him fulfill his dream and it made him achieve my beloved brother and sisters. الله raises these people and the people of knowledge. الله raises them. يرفع الله الذين آمنوا منكم. والذين أوتوا العلم درجات. الله also says أما هو قانت أنا الليل ساجدا وقائما يحضروا الآخرات. ويرجوا رحمة ربه. قل هل يستوي الذين يعلمون والذين لا يعلمون إنما يتذكر أقولوا الالبان. ولذلك عريبنا ابيطاري كفى بالعلم شرفاً يدعيه ملا يحسنه. يجب عليك أن تأكد من المعرفة أن يكون أن كل شخص يستخدم المعرفة.  صحيح. that's enough to show you how bad and how low ignorance is my beloved brothers and sisters


So ladies and gentlemen we're going to start in a minute the conversation with Kevin Rudd He is To my knowledge Can you hear me world to my knowledge?  That's for my house So, how are you? You look I'm good my friend. I'm adapting to my new job as ambassador, you know Well, it is not the right place to ask you Why it is better to be ambassador of Australia? to the United States being a former prime minister and president of the Institute of the Asia That's it. Yeah, the agency did not use the Institute of the social society Yes, but we will not discuss personal matters. So tonight, of course Kevin. We are going to talk about China And my first question is quite easy Your last book was published I think about a year ago or so and and you were a little more pessimistic about the evolution of the US-China Relations that you were earlier In other words, you no longer excluded entirely the two-city this trap So has your analysis changed in the last few months? Well, first of all, thank you Thierry for inviting me to World Quality Conference and all of our friends and colleagues meeting in On the US-China relations, I continue to be a realist There are certain structural things which have not changed number one China is more powerful militarily economically and technologically than it was 10 20 30 years and Number two Xi Jinping is just that the China will no longer be a status quo power But we'll seek to change the Regional and global order in a direction which is more compatible with Chinese interests and values And thirdly since 2017-18 the United States has founded With its doctrine of strategic competition Those three things are the fundamentals driving the state of the US Right now as the two leaders prepare for a summit in California in two weeks time Nothing has really changed from what I just described. I Think the Chinese interest as we approach the summit However, is to try and stabilise the relationship at a political and economic level and their interest in doing that to try and re-normalise economic relation both with the United States and US allies Europe and Indonesia But at the same time China at this stage has no real interest in normalising or Relationship because China is to go its plans So I think that's where we're up to at the most moment here It's good that the leaders are meeting that we should be very cautious about our expectations And what comes out the other end? How how would you? Describe the domestic political situation and the The the degree of seriousness of the economic difficulties Well as in all our countries, whether it's the United States China France Australia our foreign policy and our security policy sometimes is shaped significantly by our domestic fences In the case of China as I've been writing for the last five years China's growth model is And we've seen the evidence that in the most recent economic data Including the October economic data which is negative Manufacturing down services static Housing still in a state of collapse and that represents 28% of GDP So the overall economic climate in China is bad Whatever the Chinese system makes Secondly it therefore produced it one of the impetus behind China's interest in the summit theory in order to as I said before Create a great a sense of normality in geopolitics in order to encourage domestic and foreign investors to rediscover their confidence in China And to try and renormalize trade flows Because if you have declining trade and you have finding primary investment and less portfolio investment Then all this contributes China's poor economic growth So I think that's the connection right now some analysts Say that The goal of catching up of becoming equal To the United States are possibly the number one power Around the middle of the century is now no longer achievable Would you agree with that? well, I think We paraphrase but German lies Supposed to have said in the 1950s about the significance of the French Revolution When asked what the significance of the French Revolution was in 1789 Joan lies response in 1902 was it's too early to tell So I think it's a little like that when people make predictions about the final landing point of Chinese economic growth It's too early to tell I think the significant factor here is that the pace of economic growth Which the Chinese had assumed would be around about six percent of the debt ahead Is now likely to be as low as two to three percent And if you start to have to three percent Real growth whatever the official statistics say And if the US economy is currently growing at five And let's just say reverse render three Then of course the gap doesn't close very much Between China and the United States so therefore I Notice the Goldman Sachs have continued with just their prediction points from when the two Economies will achieve comparable size in gross domestic product measured by market exchange rates The original projections had that occurring in the late 20s Goldman have now pushed that off to the late 30s and so When you and I are gathered at this conference in the 2040s, we may still be having this conversation And if we focus on the technological aspects of Development, how do you assess today the capabilities of China are they strengthening their technological Capabilities and how would you compare those to those of the United States? I think it's fair to say that China has achieved enormous progress in most of the 10 critical technology categories that they would define as being strategic Starting with semiconductors moving through a different intelligent Moving through quantum computing and then new materials research and then the rest including in biotechnology These have been the priorities of the Chinese system since the 2015 Technology strategy Which Xi Jinping announced? But China to become dominant or near dominant in these technology categories by 2030 so China has made significant progress But so too is the United States and so to have American allies around the world And so if we look at each of these It is difficult to point to a single one of them where we would say definitively China is ahead of you On semiconductors for example, which is fundamental to everything because it's all to do with the speed of computing and Intensity We do not see evidence as China has fundamentally closed the gap with the United States It's still somewhere between three five and seven years behind And when the US ecosystem is able to draw Relatively easily on what's happening in Taiwan with TSMC In Korea with Samsung with the Japanese and with the Dutch and others There is some reason for confidence that the US and the democratic world Are likely to hold on to their advantage at least for a while yet if we stay in the the issue of Economic Technological issues There are a lot of discussions of course about the car Industry or industries Do you think that the The Chinese will eliminate Some of the largest car companies Including for instance in Europe if I want to be a little provocative Mercedes for instance or a BMW not to speak of her no and others is How do you see this? Major competition and how do you relate that to the issue of trade war? Which is more or less going on Well, as you know, Terry, I've always been somewhat crank of fire on the boys preferred my renters over my BMWs but That's just your personal information China's strategy on automobiles is pretty clear It's to take control over the EV revolution globally and to Become the dominant global factory for all EV production for the world Which places there for the US the Germans the French and the other 12 countries around the world who manufacture Classical motor vehicles using internal combustion engines Many of them have been late to the conversion Secondly, I Think because the Chinese have taken such a strategic position with their access to critical minerals battery production And of course their ability to manipulate price through domestic subsidy they are now in a dominant position and I know In Brussels the European Union is deeply concerned About the impact that this will have on all European auto manufacturers the same view here in the United States by the way So what does this lead? I think Knowing a little bit about European politics that I do and not just in La Belle France, but also in Germany It's not hard to imagine combined action being now taken out of Brussels Against a fear of Chinese dumping Cheap subsidized electronic vehicles onto the European market Of course, European consumers may have a different view Because they'll be a lot cheaper But that may be only short-term industrial policy practice has been to eliminate opposition and competition Monopolize the market and then increase their prices afterwards But this will be a huge challenge for European trade policy and industrial policy as well and If we take a look at the aircraft industry, do you think that In 10 years from now, for instance, they will compete with Boeing and Airbus and of course if we get to three major aircraft companies One of the three will be eliminated. So who will remain? Well, to read this beyond my pay grade I Can't make that prediction, but I can say to you this That the Chinese have been much slower at mastering Largo get passenger aircraft than they have been with electronic vehicles On the ground, that's not to say they won't get there But I know that it's taken a long time Chinese prototypes to be produced And the Chinese is still very large customers of Airbus and Boeing not because they love Airbus, not because they love Boeing But at present they judge they still have a problem So if we can switch it's not very easy, you know when you When we discuss like that to take questions from the from the floor But so so I will continue to ask a question myself And let us switch perhaps to international Issues to foreign policy issues, what is your most? Important concern today is it today when I say today I mean today is it is it time one or Another issue Because I now live and work here in Washington and I know the American system quite well And I was on a panel just last week with the new French ambassador To the United States as well. La Hongbinou. Who knows China? Well, he was most recently France's ambassador in Beijing. I Think the analytical view we have here is United States through its own strategic lens Sees It's number one strategic challenge 21st century as China's rise and Challenge to the existing regional and global rules based order, not just in Indo-Pacific Number two, of course is Russia's current challenge to the European security order through the invasion of Ukraine and this is of Fundamental interest not just to Europeans, but to all of us One of the reasons why even a country is distant from Ukraine is Australia He's now contributing billions in direct military aid to the Ukrainians because we see this as a global issue And not just a regional issue But this is comes in the second in the US list of priorities And third of course is the rolling Crisis in the Middle East, which as you know always draws us back into the vortex of not just Gaza not just Israel, not just Palestine But the absence of a two-state solution to underpin long-term security in that part of the world So that would comes in as third the challenge of being the American superpower is to manage these three simultaneous things and And our Prime Minister within this city last week for a four-day state visit He spent a lot of time with President Biden and with the Secretary of State and National Security Advisor and the Secretary of Defense Our conclusion United States despite all these challenges Is managing effectively the walk-and-shoot gun at the same time They are managing these three challenges simultaneously reasonably well Given all the pressures on them domestically as well They would be my top three apart from fundamental technological disruption of everything Led by artificial intelligence Which of course reaches over all domains Not just military Not just economic But also very societies The way in which we live and operate So human beings That comes in over and above all of the three optimistic theories On Ukraine Do you think that China has very clear-minded objectives? Yes, China is a strategic culture of deep realism And when they look at Ukraine that through the lens of the fundamental importance of their relationship with Russia And the fact that China now has a benign order with Russia Given that in the history of Russia trying to go back 400 years Including during the Soviet period Most of that history is not being benign That's point number one Number two, if you've got a benign border with Russia You can concentrate all your strategic assets on the ultimate strategic competition with the United States For the future of the regional and global order Number three, I think from Beijing's lens Is that Russia in Ukraine provides rolling strategic distraction for the United States And its allies And four, Russia provides a readily available source of energy and raw materials To help meet some of its own domestic economic needs So the Chinese are very clear-eyed about this theory I think as things move towards perhaps great military stalemate in the battlefields in Ukraine Depending on what happens in Donetsk, Lohansk and elsewhere The Chinese may seek to become next year's sometime more active diplomatically To be seen to be drawing this conflict towards a conclusion But it will not do so in any way Which we've got across the deep personal relationship between Beijing and Vladimir Putin Or the deep realpolitik of the Russia-China relationship that I referred to before But apart from personalities, would you agree with the idea that Russia has become The so-called junior partner of China? Apart from personalities Absolute Sorry? Absolute Absolute more You're sorry, not No, no, absolutely, that's what I'm saying Absolutely Against any measure, the Russian economy by the way today is about the same size as the Australian economy That's put this into context It just happens to have one of the world's largest nuclear assaults So it's very much the junior partner And that's been consolidated and solidified Through the processes of, frankly, the last decade Beginning with the first Russian invasion of Crimea in 2014 and March that year Through until now, as Russia has progressively isolated itself from the international community through its actions And as a consequence, China has occupied that strategic vacuum Whereas the Russian people and the Russian political class may not welcome that Any empirical observer would conclude that that is now the case Russia is now very much the junior partner And my dear friend Terry, I'll need to leave you soon, I'm afraid Because my friends in Etasuny are waiting for me elsewhere So I'll head off soon Yes, so I will just take one last I'm aware that time is up But one last question you spoke about strategic destruction Strategic destruction, I like this concept But would you say also that the new war, the Middle East war Israel Hamas Would you say that it is a strategic destruction From the viewpoint of the Chinese Certainly it's not a strategic distraction if you're Israeli Not the strategic distraction if you're Palestinian Or in the wider Middle East, it has its own tragic and human dimensions Which you're familiar with and which I'm familiar with And we both have many friends in both communities From the Chinese perspective, when they look at it It is always a double-edged sword, Terry On the one hand, yes, they will conclude that the United States If you like, has done it on three significant fronts at once In the Middle East, Ukraine and of course the Indo-Pacific But on the other hand, China's interests are not served By the Iranians overreaching The Iranians unleashing their proxy organizations in Hezbollah And elsewhere across the Arab world To escalate this from being Israel, Palestine, Gaza Into a pan-regional conflict And the reason for that is that China has spent a lot of time Seeking to normalize its relations with the Emirates Where you are at present in Abu Dhabi With the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and with the other Gulf monarchies And as soon as you have a binary conflict involving Iran And or Iranian proxies and Israel and by extension the United States You automatically create a binary again In the strategic policy calculus in Abu Dhabi and in Riyadh And that is not in China's interests That would be my thought Well, the best moments have to come to an end I think we all of us are very happy to see you in very good shape It seems that the Australian embassy in Washington is a nice place to be Maybe someday you will welcome the delegation of the World Policy Conference In your quarters But anyway, Kevin, thank you very, very much And I hope that you will always be with us Thank you Thank you, Teri Always welcome here in Washington I look forward to seeing you soon Goodbye


He's got your misfortune and none of my own. If you tie I'll get along a little though. You'll know that the fairy will be your new home. And now for the adventures of Nighting Jim.  Not him's harsh words, cowboy. There's no cheatin' that the goldhorn do. No cheatin' why you pulled that card right out of your sleeve. And who's to say I did? I am a seein' soul. Now, you. Why you been losin' all even? I guess it's natural you'd try to bake off. I guess it's true what the poston says. When a man comes to the goldharshoe, he's just askin' to be robbed. You and your nuts.  Take that back. Take it back. You do point that gun at me. I didn't mean to do this. Hey, what's goin' on here? Lucky, what you got your shootin' iron out for? A raid. Sure, Lucky, it's a raid. And I'm askin' you a question. What you got that shootin' iron out for? Well, boss, there's somebody said to pull the card out of my sleeve. Eh, gettin' careless, eh, Lucky? You there, you lost much money? I'm cleaned out. Hehehe, cleaned out, eh? No, ain't that too bad. Here you do, take over this card game. You knew Lucky, you're comin' with me. I wanna talk to you. Now, look here, Reed, I was...   I'm boss of the goldharshoe, and what I say goes, see? And when I said no gunplay in here, that's just what I meant. No gunplay. But, boss, I was just...  I'm doin' the talkin'. Gunplay don't bring in the customers, and we need business in here, not the law. Ah, yeah, boss, yes. Now, we've got to keep our customers, and the horseshoes had plenty of trouble ever since that person come to town. Those Sunday meetings of his have run us pretty stiff competition. But we'll get even with them for that. Hey, boss, here comes Kendall and Trigger. Well, I'll see you later, Lucky. Yeah, yeah, yes, sir. Well, boss, here we are. How's things goin' in the horseshoe? You can see for yourself, Kendall. Half the tables are empty. Come on, boys, into the back room. That's somethin' special to tell it, boss. You bet I have.  Taking a lot for granted, ain't he? Sure is. What with that person keepin' most of the men out of the horseshoe here? And wooden-headed coyotes like Lucky drivin' off the few that do come in? Yeah, things sure are bad. Well, you all know what's been goin' on here lately. Ever since the person come to town, he's been holdin' meetings and talkin' to the women till there's hardly a man in town who's come to the horseshoe. It's time we was evenin' up to score. That's square. Yeah, that's so, boss. Right now, the Parsons collectin' money to build a church. Huh, looks like he was here to stay. Say, boss, say if... Say, what's the matter with you, trigger? I'm doin' the talkin'. But, boss, I got an idea. An idea? Yeah. Now, listen, trigger, get an idea. This is my business. Not yours. Get that straight. But me and some of the boys was thinkin' that maybe if we pulled a job, but totally... You went on this, too, Kendall? Oh, well, boss, no, not exactly. You know, some of the men in town here have had a good chance to save up their money since they quit comin' to the horseshoe. And I had just been thinkin' that the bank must have a lot more money than they used to take care of. Now, maybe we could just, uh, relieve them a part of it. So that's what you call thinkin' and gettin' the ideas? Yeah. Ha!  Oh, you wanna start robin' me? Sure, boss. Me and the boys are good at it. Good at it? Well, you clumsy fools, you'd have the law down on us inside of a week. No. I've got a better plan. One that'll help us get even with that parson. And first off, we're stickin' to gamblin'. Ah, but there ain't no money in that. Not while a parson's in town, no. But the posey was to disappear. Well, then we could go on just like we walked before he came in. Hey, boss, you don't mean it. Yeah, maybe we could talk to him and, uh, sort of persuade him to leave town. Ha! That would be a good one, boss. And they do say, you know, that the parson's collected a nice sum of money for buildin' that new church and... Ha! Guess that'd sort of help us square up a cone. Look here. If you're takin' a robin' parson's, you can count me out, Reed. Oh, no, we won't trigger. You'll come along with us. We'll see to that, eh, Kendall? Sure will. As for the money for the new church, or maybe a few boys have got chicken-hearted all of a sudden, we can just call it insurance. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! How's that, Kendall? Insurance that no other parson will come to town and start buildin' churches. And when do we ride, boss? Well, next Sunday afternoon, the parson's havin' a meetin' at Widow Burns. Now, here's what we'll do. Soon as the meetin's over, we'll pay the parson a little visit. Much of the credit of clearing up out lorry and crime in the Old West belongs to the parson's. Preachers who turn their backs on comfortable eastern congregations to bring the word of God to men and women in their new homes on the Great Western Plains. But the criminal element also needed the stern law of the Sixth Gun, wielded by such daring law officers as United States Marshal Lightning Jim Whipple and his deputy, Whitey Larson, whom we now find riding through a small western town on their way to Fort Anderson. You know, Whitey, it's very nice to go just ridin' along on a Sunday afternoon. We come to a town like this... See, Whitey, why don't we stop and see the window? Widow Burns? Sure. Why do you mind as well? I'll suggest that the road here was pure said ever before. Yeah, wait a minute, Whitey. How come you're so interested in the widow? Well, I see I see. I know you, Whitey, have taken to the widow's pie. You're right. Boy, she sure can make good pie, sir. Well, we'd better get to the widow's before your mouth starts watering. You're right. What's wrong, Whitey? Where? You're right, Whitey. Come on, let's go and talk to her. They won't you be surprised. Who thought it would work? Hello, Miss Burns. How do you do, Mrs. Burns? Well, I am lightning-gillin' Whitey. Where in the world did you come from? Well, now we're just on our way back to Fort Anderson. And we're just going to stop at your horse and see if you watch the call. Imagine me and you like this. Now you're coming right home with me and have a snack to eat. That would be nice, Miss Burns. How do you think of that, Whitey? Don't worry about Whitey. He got to thinking about them apple pies you baked last time we were jelly. Could hardly wait to get up to your house. What do you see there, Whitey? Burns, don't mind him, Whitey. Yes, we must have known you were coming. A big, three apple pie. Do you still keep them on the kitchen? I certainly do. But now, let's get back to the house. Get up, Fessy. Get up, old bear. I'll split my apple pie with you. I'm afraid you'll find the house tore up a bit. But you won't mind that, I know. You see, the parson was holding a meeting in our parlor this afternoon, and the folks just left. I see. And I just got through taking old Ma Tucker home. The parson, eh? You know, I've been hearing a lot about him lately. You are. She reads the candy like she meets him. You reckon you can do that as soon as we get to the house? He's boreding with me now. Oh, I see. He's home right now, straightening up the parlor. He's a fine seller, Marshal. And he'll sure be glad to see you. You could use some law and order in this town. That's so, ma'am. Yes, lighten. The gambling, drinking, and wickedness that goes on in this town is something terrible. Yeah, you must be thinking of the Gold Horse, you and that Andre Reed who runs it. That's just one of the places I'm thinking of. Well, you must tell me the parson's done wonders around here. Not nearly as much drinking and gambling going on. And he sure must have a tough job, too. Well, the parson says that most of our men are just fine. All they need is someone to remind them of their backbones. He says, or they'll stay out of trouble by themselves. Well, I reckon there's some gasses around these parts that don't like his work too well. Has he had any trouble? Not yet, lighten. Well, he's been mighty lucky, then, Miss Byrne. Hope he don't get into nothing he can't handle. Don't you worry about that, Marshal. He ain't afraid. You know, I think I'm going to like that part. You're me, too, lighten. That's such like he's getting like six bugs. I'll say he has. And plans, too. Have you heard, lighten? The parson's planning to build a church here, too. Think of it. A church? Well, well, I reckon this town needs one as bad as any. I hope it's good luck holds. I hope so, too. But the parson just got through telling me that with the money he collected today, we have nearly enough to stock-build it. Ain't that wonderful? Ah, joyous, Miss Byrne. I reckon the parson must be pretty proud of that bank account, eh? Bank account? He don't touch no bank money to the bank. No. There's been too many bank robberies around this part of the country. No, sir, Marshal. The parson keeps the money for the new church in his own little strongbox. In your horse? Sure. Why not? Now, don't you worry. Nobody's going to get that money away from him. Well, I'd say the parson's taking a mighty big risk. Well, you and Whitey can talk to the parson about that yourselves later. Perhaps after supper, or in the morning. I don't know, but look, young Miss Byrne, we ain't aiming to stay at your house. Don't you say a word, lighten. You're going to stay at my house tonight, all right? You can have my son. You see, I ain't forgot what you two did for my son and me and Pa. No, no, never mind that, Miss Byrne, but we'd be glad to stay, won't we, Whitey? You're in red, lighten. There won't that be swell to sleep in a real bed. Take him up, parson. Stay right where you are. Why, who are you? Not so loud there. There's no one here. You needn't be afraid. Who are you? Never mind who we are. Take a look around, boys, as if you can find the cash. All right. You there, keep an eye on the road. Want to make sure nobody'll disturb it. All right, boss, we'll find it. I know, it keeps it around here somewhere.  Take that gun out of my ribs. Now listen, parson, I'm giving orders, not taking them. Now jab this gun into your ribs and you'll like it. Well, what do you want? You're leaving town, parson, and you're leaving now as fast as we can take you. I'm not going. My work is here and here I stay. Oh, so you're not going? No, sir. We'll see about that. I can't find the money, boss. Well, look for it, you black-gold maverick. I've been told a parson don't trust banks. Might a handy for us. Now look for that money. It's here somewhere. Not the money for the new tank. Sure, parson. You catch on quick. But you can't take that money. We can, huh? I'll reckon you owe it to us for the money we've lost since you came to town. Well, what's the matter? We can't find the money anywhere, boss. Then I know of another way to get it. Now, parson, where's that money? Start talking. You will never get it. Well, you won't talk, eh? Reckon, we'll have to persuade you. Reckon, zippered on this in your mind, parson. Oh! Oh, my arm! Oh, let go of my arm. You've had enough, parson. Should I get it? Oh, no, no, no. I'll tell you. I'll tell you where the money is. Oh, that's better, parson. Start talking. Where's the cash? Oh, it's in that cupboard. The cupboard there in the wall. But we looked there, boss. Look again and look careful. What if this parson guest was lying to us? Oh, there it is. See there? Way back on the side that opens toward the kitchen. No, no, no. You'll have to reach way back. Oh, no! Oh, I'll grab my gun, will you? Yes, that'll teach you a lesson, parson. Boss, you shot him. You shot the parson. And what if I did?  Hey, boss. Boss, the widow's coming back. What?  Get that money. Boss, we've got a fetish. She's bringing two men with her. Two men with her? Let's see. There you are, sir. They're coming up the road right now. Hey, boss, they're coming here. Come on, boys. Make a break for her. What about the money? Never mind that. Come on. Look at her. Look at her. She asked for some money. No, sir. Yeah, you've been having collars, Mrs. Burns. You mean many. They sure are leaving in a hurry. Yeah. Know them then, Mrs. Burns. Why, no, like her. That's deep in here. Titan, I wonder if the parson's all right. Come on, buddy. We'll see about this. Mrs. Burns. You bet I will, Lightning. Woo, honey. Woo, boy. Easy, no. Come on, buddy. Follow me. Sure, I'm coming. Look like this. Yeah. Oh. It's got to parson. Come on, Lightning. Let's go after them. No, buddy. Wait. Wait. Parson ain't dead, and I've got an idea. Maybe he can tell us something that'll be worth more than all the riding you and me can do. Way to get you, Parson. Oh. Oh, here in the shoulder. But who? Who are you? I'm United States Marsh. This is my deputy. Oh, Parson. They shot you. Oh, just in the shoulder, Mrs. Burns. Thanks, the Lord. Well, I'll have that wound dressed and fixed up in a hurry. Now, tell us what happened, Parson. Well, they came in.  All mass. Yeah. The leader jabbed a gun in my ribs, and they told me they were taking me out of town. Did you identify them by the voices? Oh, I don't think so. The leader sounded like Reeve, the gambler. Yeah? That's so. Then what happened, Parson? Well, then they tried to find the money for the new church. Did I doze teeth in? Yes. And then I thought maybe if I told them the money was in the kitchen cupboard. Yes, Parson, yes. Well, I thought then I could grab the gun, but they grilled you. Yes. Parson, tell me, so they still think the money is here to here? Yes. They didn't have a chance to look much. Come on, buddy. We better be riding. Sure, sure. And Mrs. Burns, take care of the Parson and keep him out of sight. If anyone comes after him, just tell him he's dead. Dead? Lightning? Do as I say, Mrs. Burns. I've got a plan to catch them. There's every one of them. Come on, buddy. Let's go. What is Lightning's plan? Will he succeed in capturing Reed and his desperate band of outlaws? Part two of the Adventures of Lightning Jim follows immediately. Now for the Adventures of Lightning Jim in the Parson takes a hand. A short time after the shooting and attempted holdup of the Parson by Reed and his gang, a group of cowboys are lounging on the porch in front of the sheriff's office just across the street from the gold horseshoe when Lightning Jim and Whitey ride up. Oh, but Lightning, are you sure that's your plan for the first time? Sure it will, Whitey. I know them, Jasper. You wait and see. Both under war there, boys. Jas, hey, Jas. That's home for the sheriff. Don't you remember me? Well, I'll be a full-legged horn. Don't it look like Lightning Jim and Whitey? Boy, the United States Marshal. Well, welcome. How about you, Whitey? Oh, I see you so too. You're all glad to see you, all right. Whitey's right. But this ain't no time for cheering and fancy compliments. Hey, what's the matter with you? Get out of those horses and come right in. No, sir, sheriff. We're here on mighty important business. The Parson's been shot. The Parson? Yes, sheriff. I'd like to know who would do a dirty load-down trick like that. We'd like to know too. The Parson. Is he dead? Yes, yes. And a fine fellow he was, too. All right, sir. I'm sorry to hear about that. Parson's done a lot of good around these parts. You know, he's trying to figure out having a new church. Just a minute, Sheriff. There's something else you ought to know. He was planning on having a new church and was collecting money for it. Yes. That's right. Well, the money's gone. The money's gone, but... That's what I said. It's gone. Either them mavericks who shot the Parson carried it off with them, or else he had the money hit somewhere. And if he did, the secrets of that hide-and-place died with him. Why, those Steve and Robin murders, I bet they got it with them.  Boys, here's how soon we can get a posse together. Well, we're riding right now. We're riding right now. Well done. Hey, Marshal, which way did the killers go? Off to the valley. We're riding after them killers, and we're riding now. Come on, boys. We're riding. That's the way, Marshal. Come on. Come on, buddy. Let's go thunder. So that's what they said. Are you sure, Kurt? Sure, boss. We're right there, standing outside the sheriff's office, while the Marshal and Lightning Jim Whipple were talking. Lightning Jim Whipple? Yeah. Boss, it must have been Lightning Jim, and that sweet deputy of his that rode up with the widow bird. Yeah, Kendall, that's who it must have been. Well, let them ride. Let them ride all they want to. They'll never get us that way. They don't know we've back-trailed it for town. He thinks that gives us just time to do what I've been thinking about, now that the Parson's out of the way. Now, look ahead, boss. I don't want to be in on no more of your plans. Killin' Parson's ain't in my line. And whatever else you mean to do...  You're gettin' yellow. No. Now I ain't yellow. But I just don't like killin' Parson's. See? But I didn't mean to kill him. Only he grabbed my gun and... Now listen, Trigger. I'm boss here, whether you like it or not. Well, I've got enough on each one of you to see you're hangin' on the end of a rope. All right. All right, boss. What's on your mind, boss? I've just been thinkin'. Sir, what was it he said about the money? The Marshal said they didn't know where the money was. You hear that, boys? They can't find the money for the new church. They can't figure out if we stole it or if the Parson had it hid away someplace. Now, ain't that just too bad? Yeah, it was as mad as Hornet, all of them. Mad, were they? Well, here's somethin' that'll make them madder. They will square things with that Parson and fix it so no other skypilot will come to this town in a hurry. What are we gonna do, boss? Work and work fast before the Marshal and the Parsi come back. Well, Sheriff, yes, it's just about as far as white as me are goin'. Yeah, ring me safe for you to turn back now, Leidman. You understand your part of the plan, don't you, Sheriff? I do. You and White are sneakin' back into the widow's house. That's right. Then we can make sure that nothing will happen to the Parson or the widow. You and the Parsi used to hide in them cotton woods across the road from the house. If I don't miss my guest, they must come to make another try for the Parson's money. Thinkin' we're out lookin' for their trail. He'll be there, Marshal. Yeah, sure, Sheriff. We'll be lookin' for ya, and don't you forget to pour out to them trees when we yell for ya. Don't worry about that, Whitey. When the shootin' starts, we'll be there doin' our share. That's right. You close in around them. And where are the boys that can do it, too? That's right. Come on in, Whitey. We're goin' back to the widow's. Sure, Leitman, I'm ready. Then let's go thunder. Come on! Feelin' any better, Parson? Yes, Leitman. The widow treated me like her own son. Picked up my shoulder and put me to bed upstairs. Good hearted old soul, the widow. Good nighting. Are you sure your plan will work? Well, if I know anything about outlaws, yeah, figure it out for yourself. Them jasper's think you're dead, and that they're the only ones that know where to find the money for the new church. Yes, I know. I've never yet thrown outlaw. He'd pass up a chance to get his hands on some cash. Yes, but how about you and Whitey? Us, huh? They think we're out on the trail with Parson. But now, the sheriff and his boys are over in the cottonwood to cross the road preparing a little surprise party for them. Then you really think the bandits will come back here for the money tonight? They sure will, and when they come, we'll be ready for them. Whitey's keeping a watch at the back of the house. Now I'm keeping my eyes open right here. And I wish there was something I could do there. Don't you worry about that, Parson. You just take it easy. Hey, quick! Come here. What's the matter, Miss Burns? There you go. What you talkin' about? They're here. The bandits. I've heard them walkin' around in the kitchen. Come on. They'll have to look into this. I'm coming to you.  You stand right there in bed. But I'm going to help. Parson, you do like the Marshal says and stay there.  You can't go fight bandits. No, I wish I was strong and well. You'd be right where you are. The widow and me got some mighty important business to attend to. Come here to the top of the steps. You'll like Mrs. Burns. They're in the kitchen. Sounds like they're moving things in the cupboard. Yeah. Listen to them. I wonder how they got past what he did. Maybe they sneaked up on him and captured him. Well, it can't be many. I thought we'd have heard them in our eyes. What are you going to do? I'm going down after them jazz person and catch them red-handed. I'm coming to you. You better stay up there where you're safe. No, sir. Like him. I'm coming. Burns, I say you stick. Look at this. A gun. And I know how to handle it, too. A lone woman's got to know how to use a sick gun in these parts. All right. Come on then. You can be my deputy. All right, Marshal. I'll blast it outside by side with you. You stay here to put the stairs. I'm going into that kitchen alone. I'm coming with you.    And don't come unless I call for you. All right, Marshal. But be careful. Wait for the sky, you. No, don't shoot. It's me, right there. Mrs. Burns. Come here. Quick. One false move and I'll shoot the kill. Come here, Mrs. Burns. It's just me, right there. Yes, Deputy Burns. You can put away your guns. It's just Whitey. And look at him standing there with one of your apple pies in his hand. Whitey lost, and I was saving that pie for tomorrow. Oh, but I just thought that Sneaker on credit like in the C of the pie was in the good. Sneaker, Ralph. Well, you made enough noise for a whole gang about long. Well, horses, too. Well, I just thought that Whitey, you have a lot to learn about sneak and pies. Yeah, I guess so. Hey, Whitey, you were supposed to be watching the back of the house for them bandits. Well, I thought they could see us this well. Well, I was sitting here away.  I ever did see. Hey, Whitey. Look out at the window there. Them yespers are coming toward the house. Right, Whitey. It's a bandits. Swing open the door a little. No, Whitey.  Yes, Marshal. I'll take care of it. Look, Whitey. Here they come. All right, Whitey. Pick them up, you pole tech. Reach for the sky. Hey! Hey, it's the law bank. Run for it, fellas. Run for it. Come on, man. There's only two of them. All right, Sheriff. Let them have it. We give up, Marshal. Drop your guns, boys. All right. Walk this way with your hands reaching for the sky. Well, Larson, I guess we got them this time, didn't we? Yes, Sheriff. Not one of them got away. And look, the cowardly pole catch is messed. We'll soon find out who they are, Sheriff. There. Read the gambler. All right, Whitey. Good on you. Sneak in worthless, yes. Put the masks on your face so you can rub the poison. All right, Whitey. Of all the yellow-hearted mavericks I've seen, these are the worst.  And you have to pick on the parson. Here, if you can take your prisoners.  You bet we will, Larson. All right, boys. Round up these coyotes. We're taking them to jail. All right, boys. All right, boys. Get away. Get away. Get away. Say, Lightning, excuse me, but I got to go back to the horse now. Why? What's the rush, Whitey? Well, I got to finish them with those pies. And so ends another thrilling chapter in the lives of those two famous marshals, Lightning Jim Whipple and Whitey Larson.


Researchers in Italy suggest that highly reactive molecules called reactive oxygen species, ROS, could be recruited as Trojan horses to kill cancer cells, as they are natural regulators of important signalling pathways in cells and can promote programmed cell death. The authors discuss molecular mechanisms underlying the potential anti-cancer activity of various ROS-producing strategies, including drugs and light-stimulated therapies, and expect modifying a production of ROS to have potential for developing new treatments. This article was authored by Bruno Parillo, Masia Di Donato, Antonio Pozzoni, and others.


Geographic Information System The Geographic Information System GIs is a system designed to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present spatial or geographic data. GIs applications are tools that allow users to create interactive queries. The user created searches, analyzed spatial information, edit data in maps, and present the results of all these operations. GIs more commonly geoscience sometimes refers to geographic information. Science geoscience the science underlying geographic concepts, applications, and systems. GIs can refer to a number of different technologies, processes, and methods. It is attached to many operations and has many applications related to engineering, planning, management, transport flash logistics, insurance, telecommunications, and business. For that reason, GIs and location intelligence applications can be the foundation for many location enabled services that rely on analysis and visualization. GIs can relate unrelated information by using location as the key index variable. Locations or extents in the Earth's space time may be recorded as dates slash times of occurrence, and x, y, and z coordinates representing longitude, latitude, and elevation, respectively. All Earth-based spatial temporal location and extent references should be relatable to one another and ultimately to a real physical location or extent. This key characteristic of GIs has begun to open new avenues of scientific inquiry.


Moving on, let's discuss warfarin. Warfarin inhibits epoxide reductase, which is going to interfere with our gamma carboxylation of vitamin K dependent clotting factors. Those specific clotting factors it works against are 2, 7, 9, 10, protein C and protein S. This picture does exclude the intrinsic pathway, which will affect 2 and 9, as far as our coagulation cascade goes. But it does have a effect on 7, 10, protein C and protein S. What do we use warfarin for? Chronic anticoagulation. If a patient has an indication that shows that they need to be on anticoagulation for a long period of time due to hypercoagulability, then we will use warfarin as one of the most common medications to anticoagulate. A negative thing that we do have with warfarin is it does require us to check labs. So we need to check our PT and INR weekly to be sure that we are within a therapeutic range and not over anticoagulating or under anticoagulating. Side effects associated with warfarin include bleeding, as we would expect for an anticoagulant. It is very tratogenic, so that means it's contraindicated in patients that are or expect to become pregnant. We can also see a problem called skin or tissue necrosis. So warfarin can actually cause a micro thrombosis in the skin layers and the dermal layers that can present as what appears to be a very nasty dark colored bruise. You can see here in this picture on the lower extremity of this patient. This typically shows up in the first few days of a very large dose. We can also see some drug to drug interactions with warfarin. One of the benefits that warfarin has over some of our other anticoagulants is that it can be very easily reversed. So we can give vitamin K because this does affect our vitamin K dependent clotting factors. So giving vitamin K will help increase those vitamin K dependent clotting factors. Or in a very acute situation we can give fresh frozen plasma. It is noteworthy that warfarin does take a small amount of time for it to become therapeutic within a patient. Therefore we will do something called heparin bridge where we began a patient on warfarin and heparin at the same time. And then a few days later once we know that our warfarin is at a therapeutic level because we've been checking their PT and INR. Then we can discontinue the heparin and continue on with the warfarin at our therapeutic levels. This basically helps reduce the risk of a recurrent venous thromboembolism. And it does also help reduce the risk of skin and tissue necrosis associated with warfarin.


Dahmer's First Kill In episode 3 of the show, we see Dahmer kill his first victim, hitchhiker Steven Hicks, offering to drop Hicks off at a concert. Dahmer convinces Hicks to first hang out with him at his parents' house, where they drink and smoke weed. When Dahmer tries to kiss Hicks, Hicks recoils and tries to leave, at which point Dahmer hits him with a barbell then finishes him by strangling him. He then disposes of the body by cutting it up, dissolving it in acid, pulverizing the bones with a hammer, and throwing the ashes in his parents' backyard. The exact details of what prompted Dahmer to kill Hicks are unknown, as does whether Dahmer attempted to kiss Hicks, though Dahmer subsequently said that the killing was unintentional, but the general strokes are all correct. However, the show skipped a stage since, after dismembering the body, Dahmer buried it in the backyard for several weeks before digging it up again to dissolve it.