Hi everyone, Joe for jasperjasefrakes.com coming at you with the brand new release 2023 Tops Cosmic Chrome Baseball. 12 box, pick your team number 3 from jasperjasefrakes.com, all card shipped, a lot of fun stuff in here so let's get into it. Big thanks to this group for making it happen here on new release Wednesday the 30th, 2023 it's already the end of the month, August flew by, Rob going big, getting the last 7 teams all over the months, Septuple, last month, 7 right, alright thanks Rob, thanks everybody for getting in and making this happen. We've got the next case of Cosmic Chrome down to 11, so almost in single digits we can get that done right after this, so make it happen ladies and gentlemen the cases and I confirmed this with my own 2 eyeballs, the brakes 4, 5 and 6 are the only ones left in the shop, I've got a chance to get all those done tonight maybe, we'll see, alright so 6 boxes there, 6 boxes here and away we go, now I did my first pick your team just a few moments ago, so now that I'm kind of used to the pattern, what to look for and all that sort of stuff, this brake might be a wee bit faster than the first one that I did, Duncan was saying that would be a lot of Cosmic Dungeons. Is the hall easy household under the weather, just lazing about the house, little lion as they say, Duncan has down tools for today ladies and gentlemen, I remember, autographs few and far between, so that's not the primary chase, primary chase are all the different parallels and short prints and numbered cards and all that sort of good stuff, here, so that's what we're looking for, that's what makes this set unique, good luck everybody, and all-card ship, Yellich nuclear, Juan Soto extraterrestrial talent, Star clusters, Corbin Carroll base, I love these starry night inserts, Kyle Schwerber launch into orbit, Scott with the diamond backs, here in brake three, we'll get all those Corbin Carrolls, hopefully some low numbers, maybe an autograph, that would be awesome, and here's an auto Bryson Stott, that's going to be for Harry and the Phillies, there you go Harry, with the fight and fills, Jan saying the, and I'll do a little autograph and another key card recap at the end, the nine banded Armadillo finally made it to Kentucky, tell me more about this nine banded Armadillo, here's a Zach Ranky gold 50, are they usually not nine banded? I don't know much about the Armadillo I'm afraid, D.Y. with the Royals, Christopher Morel Green 75, Francisco Alvarez extraterrestrial talent, Redetmers blue moon to 99, and that's our first box, the Redetmers will go to Rob and the Angels, the Francisco Alvarez extraterrestrial talent insert will go to the Met, that's going to be for Tara, and the Christopher Morel will go to Darren DMACC, yeah we heard, he's been called up and he's officially playing this Friday Scott saying, I mean if you've been holding on to Jason Dominguez for a while, maybe now the time to pull those out and keep an eye on that Yankees game on Friday, your state park near you found a dead one after it was hit by a car, so it's the 51st animal in the Commonwealth, okay, good to know.  Games in progress, we've got the Yankees leading the Tigers 6-2 in the bottom of the 7th, Braves and Marlins still scoreless, bottom of the top of the 9th, 0-0, Metz leading the Rangers 3-2, top of the 8th, Pirates Royals just started, bottom of the 2nd and Pirates are ahead early 3-0, Braves at Rockies just started 0-0, and then the late game that has not played yet Diamondbacks Dodgers, Brandon Fatt on the mound for the Diamondbacks and Ryan Pepio on the mound for the Dodgers, Pepio who made the opening day roster but immediately had some sort of oblique issue and then hasn't been seen on the Dodgers until recently, there is a Christopher Morel, Starry Knight insert, which I think look really sharp, Darren with that one, got launched into Orbit Frank Thomas, got a Shohei Otani extraterrestrial talent for Rob, all things Otani, still a lot of value there, and we've got a Stella Nova die cut, nice, Michael Harris for the Braves, that's going to be for Mallory in Atlanta, there you go Mallory, how short printed are these, or how common or not common are these, let's take a look at the checklist, the die cut Stella Nova, one out of every 240 packs, someone do the math, 20 packs a box, we've got some gold Osvaldo Cabrera, 24 out of 54 the Yankees, Matt Smith with the Bronx Bombers, and a tiny base card here, Luceven Kwan to 99 for Cleveland, that'll be for Jeremy, and some other box down, so it looks like that Stella at a 240 packs, so is that one per case, that lands approximately, I don't think it's a guaranteed case hit, but that's what the odds are, the probabilities. Tiafo has advanced in the U.S. Open, straight sets, let's switch to a little baseball here, I want to watch the Tiafo match, I got it, MLB Network Regional Coverage, Jan how do you think the A's logo should be when they go to Vegas, and how will be called there, I don't think it's going to change, I think it's going to be the Las Vegas A's, I don't think they're going to rebrand, it's the only thing that would change would be stationery, different city I guess, oh well, hmm, that I don't know, will they be like the Raiders, Raiders went specifically as the Las Vegas Raiders, and the Golden Knights specifically went Vegas Golden Knights, I feel like the Vegas A's has a kind of a nice ring to it, Vegas A's, Las Vegas A's, Vegas A's, there's a Masataka Yoshida, Starry Knight, nice, Red Sox, Rob, Trout Nuclear, Adley Rushman Base, Kodaisenga Extra, Terrestrial Talents, Oscar Colas Aqua to 199, Launch Into Orbit, Rafael Devers die cut, so Riley Green, Extra, Terrestrial Talents, Justin Verlander Gold, 31 out of 50, Metz Edition, some logos have made by people that have dice logos, or a club in the baseball with the elephant in it, sounds terrible, and a supernova, insert Shohei Otani, nice, a supernova insert, one out of every 387 packs, nice, Rob, Angels, and there's Kyle Tucker to 75, and half way through the first half of the case, next box, yeah, very nice looking insert set, a lot of the supernovas are very interesting, I want to see some more of those planetary pursuits as well, Janus thinking the A's could go back to the old blue and whites when they were in Philly, or the red and whites while in KC, now I could see a color change, I don't think they're going to change, I don't think the athletics are going to change the nailers, there's kind of too much history behind that name to be a shame, and I don't think they're really going to do too much with the A logo, or even the elephant, or the white elephant as an old owner quipped back in the day, I could see a color change though, I feel like the Raiders and Golden Knights color palette is pretty similar, could they go with that, could be interesting, sort of like how the Pittsburgh teams all share the same color palette, Duncan likes the green though, yeah, are there any other teams that run with that kind of green color, in baseball, I can't think of any other team off the top of my head, NFL has some green, obviously the Packers and the Jets got some green going, the baseball might be the only green team, right, Cunha Junior, Starry Knight, launched into orbit, Bryce Harper, Gunnar Henderson, Yoshida, Cunha Junior, and Andrew McCutchen Blue to 99 for the Pirates, that'll be for Rob, Marcus Simeon, and Gunnar Henderson, Refractor, nice, and I wanted to see more planetary pursuits, and here's a Mike Trout planetary pursuit for Rob and the Angels, it's a little more common, the Sun is the most common at one out of every 120 packs, and then the Mercury is the next common, still one out of every 480 packs, a little more common but still pretty short printed, that'll sit nicely next to that Otani from the first case Rob, and I'll bet those secondary market prices for these planetary pursuits may surprise some people once we start seeing some sales get underway, alright, that's right Jan, you know the White Elfin story, not too much intel on Ryan Pepio, Pepio is what did make the opening day roster, had an oblique injury and never really got his season underway unfortunately, but in triple A, but he did make some rehab starts and there just wasn't any room for him, and only started pitching in triple A in Oklahoma City in mid July, and had some pretty nice numbers for what it's worth, I think he did not make a, did not make a start recently, but I think he was like, you know, was like a kind of a bulk reliever, pitched a bunch of innings last time he was out and put up some pretty good numbers, so we'll see, I hope he does well, Jilo's wondering what the print run for this is gonna be, yeah he is a rookie, I think he made a major league appearance last season at some point, but yeah, he's still classified as a rookie, Jilo the print run for what, for a Cognac, doesn't seem like a lot, Bobby Whitjr launched into orbit die cut, because the next batch, I feel like we didn't get a lot of cosmic in our first batch, and then the next batch that I think the price has already gone up a little bit, so if you want to get into these breaks ladies and gentlemen, the current breaks on the site are the ones to get, that's the first outman I've seen, there's a Yoshida, extraterrestrial talent, there's a James Outman, and a Bobby Whitjr autograph, extraterrestrial talent auto for the Royals, that's for D, Y, and the Royals, very nice, Jilo you don't like the lava lamp, had the ray wave, I think those are pretty nice, the ray wave and the lava parallels have been nice, oh look at this, wow, Adley Rushman Planetary Pursuit Uranus, which is one out of every 20,087 packs, and that is for Rob and the Orioles, that's awesome, Dominic Fletcher, Aqua to 199 for Scott and the Diamondbacks, I know you might have to build the Uranus set now, there's only 10 players on each of these planetary pursuits, so you've got the Rushman Down Card 1, you got the Otani Down Card 7, so you just need the Trout, Yoshida, Corbin Carroll, Francisco Alvarez, Aaron Judge, Acunha Jr., Julio Rodriguez, Juan Soto, you got yourself to set, and imagine if you get those graded, you got a PSA 10 set, it does sound like a fun challenge, you got Rangers up on the Mets on MLB Network 5-3, top of the 8, alright, so Rumbach 6, that seems like a very ambitious price, but good luck to that person, Jann is according to Jann, the highest planetary card is the Otani Uranus card listed at $19,000 and that's $500, I suppose even if you get half that, that would be awesome, alright, Kanger for Junior, Dicut Reds Edition, got an Adley Rushman, Starry Night, Starry Starry Night, that'll go to Rob and the Orioles, Extra Terrestrial, Talent Riley Green for the Tigers, that's going to go to Francis, got Peter Lanzo, Aqua Shimmer to $199, gonna be for Tara and the Mets, wow, and Planetary Pursuit, The Sun, maybe you got to do all the planets and the star, this is the most common one, one out of every 120 packs, but that's going to go to Rob and the Angels, Eric's asking what is ringing the bell, me, yeah, most times it's for the big hit express and sometimes it's just, and hit the bell for a cool card, which is the thing, I'd like to have fun here, Eric, alright, halfway through the case, second half, another 30 minutes, we'll do a quick little recap at the end as well, so with that Sun Otani, now all Rob needs is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, someone's trying to sell the Otani Sun card for $1,000, feel like new release days, hey, hey, might as well, shoot the moon, pun intended, you may as well, brand new release day, you don't know who might just hit that buy it now button, more of this in the store ladies and gentlemen, jaspyscasestrakes.com, good luck, next box, Vladimir Jr. launching to orbit die cut, Julio Rodriguez, extraterrestrial talent, Michael Harris, Starry Knight, for Mallory and the Braves, Yoshida, extraterrestrial talent, and Yoshida, planetary pursuit, the Sun, that's for the red socks, that's for Rob, here comes the Sun, doo doo doo doo, Aqua is Vado, Joey Vado, $1.99, oh what are you going to do for the bake off, Rex, and more importantly Rex, what do you win, that's what matters, then that should determine how invested you're going to be in this bake off or not, there's launch into orbit, Otani die cut, for Robin the Halos, alright another box down, oh that's tied it up with a homer, I don't know who hit that homerun, hit that homerun, Stewart, DJ Stewart, I do see four orders coming in here, let's see what the people want to do, we've got cosmic force still holding at 11, in case down to 12, so not much on the new releases, but maybe people are buying into that mosaic basketball that's going to drop on Friday, alright so Rex has in his town, they have a marshmallow fest every year, wait why do they have a marshmallow, is there a marshmallow factory there, why do they have a marshmallow, what's the history behind that Rex, Rex is going to make some brownies, mix them with some marshmallow creme, then top with some frosting, then top with mini marshmallows and golden grams, are you going to crush the golden grams or is it going to be like one little bear sticking out of there, wow and you just ordered a baking torch from the big A online store right, to melt the marshmallows, seems to be a lot of ordering of baking torches and not a lot of group breaks, Rex, let's look out for news stories of a home in Indiana being burned down by a baking torch, a baking story gone wrong, news at 11, local Indiana man burned down his house using a small oven and a baking torch, Eric yes, if you click that link that I just dropped jaspyscasebreaks.com, we got a bunch of baseball, got a bunch of football, got a little bit of basketball on the side and even some soccer, we break all sorts of different stuff, ah I got you, used to be a marshmallow plant for a long time called kids, there was only three in the world, one was in Vegas and it exploded in the 80s, the one in Vegas or the one in Indiana, there was no Tani, starry night, Jordan Walker die cut, launch into orbit die cut for the Cardinals, that's for Spencer, it seems to be like a little indentation right there, sometimes I see that from like a factory printing issue, but there you go Rob, oh in Vegas, middle of the desert, is the, so that's where the marshmallow fest happens, Edwin Diaz to 75 and a Starling Marte to 199, both Mets going to Terra, ah got you kids old craft, moved the factory to a town roughly 20 miles away that kept the tradition, keep that tradition, alright we got some Aaron Judge, the sun, here comes the sun, that's gonna go to Matt and the Yankees, the more common of the planetary pursuits, but also not that common, there's launch into orbit Aaron Judge and a Trey Mancini for Darren, Cubs edition, green, 53 out of 75 on that one, Darren, alright four bucks to go, yeah Scott we need to find some more Corbin carols for you, perhaps a short printed planetary pursuit, perhaps a rare autograph, something, 30 second year of the Marte, probably a strawberry or what happened to the strawberry days, Rex maybe you should pop a strawberry on top of one of your brownies, you know, try to play to the nostalgia of the judges, you know, harken back to the old days, strawberry days, that'd be a nice little story, a little pop of red on top of the white of the marshmallow and the dark color of the brownie, that'd be a nice little pop of color there, that'd be good play to plate that right, and be sure you, yeah, do it, do it Rex, make sure you tell that story though, you know, let them know, give them the story, this is what the strawberry represents, got another Jordan Walker, launched into orbit die cut and an extraterrestrial talent, Jordan Walker, both of those going to Spencer Jordan with Jordan Walker, it was a Gunner Henderson, Bryce Harper starry night, launched into orbit die cut, I've got a Zach Gallin for the diamond backs, blue to 99 for Scott, let's see if you can find his teammate, here's a Josh Young nuclear, nice, that's for the Rangers, that's going to go to Rob in Texas, and we've got a Jacob DeGrom for Texas, that's an Aqua shimmer to 199, all right, three boxes to go, ladies and gentlemen, we got more in the store, Picker team four is holding at 11 teams left, if you want to get into that, Ray's Marlins game went to extras, and the 10th inning, Ray's end up winning three, nothing in Miami, and yeah, Yankee's finished off the higher 62, Garrett Cole with a win, improves to 12 and four, Garrett Cole, I feel like there hasn't really been a lot of chatter about the MVP, but what about the Cy Young, is there really anything happening in the Cy Young award race, Garrett Cole has been a favorite for like, last couple months, the next closest is, he's minus 210 now, Luis Castillo is the next closest at plus 28, for the NL, it looks like Zach Gallin's a slight favorite at minus 105, and he's got roughed up by the Dodgers last night, so, Spencer Striders plus 200, Blake Snell is plus 300, and Justin Steele is plus 2,000, and I wonder if there's a little value in sprinkling a little bit of coffee money on Justin Steele at that price point, especially if he finishes September strong, and maybe some of the other guys slack off a little bit, here's Francisco Alvarez, Starrie Knight, insert for Tara and the Metz, sharp looking insert set, Kyle Schorber for the Phillies, to 199, that'll be for Harry, and the Fightin' Fills, there's a little bit of gold peaking down there, some blue coming up, and that's going to be blue Fernando Datis Jr, to 99, that's going to go to Steven and the Padres, launched into Orbit 1 Soto die cut, there's a Corbin Carroll extraterrestrial talent insert for Scott, we got Green Brennan Nemo, finding Nemo to 75, that's for Tara and the Metz, and the gold, 30 out of 50 George Springer gold autograph, for the Blue Jays, that's going to go to Joe Simone, all right, two boxes to go, good luck everybody, I think the MVP race in the NL at least is getting interesting, looks like for a lot of books, odds are off for the AL MVP, looks like Otani's going to be the runaway favorite there, and I think this website still has a Cunha Jr as the heavy favorite, minus 330, and Mookie Betz at plus 600, I think some books have that flip now, I think Mookie Betz is still might be plus money, but is the favorite, and a Cunha is second place, it might take September to figure out who's going to win that NL MVP, I know some people have been making the case for Matt Olson for MVP, but I don't know if Vegas feels the same way, these are slightly older odds, but they have them at plus 5000, 50 to 1, that's the same odds as Goldschmidt and Guerrillas, all right, see how the, I'm going, Adley Rushman base on top for the O's, for Rob, Peter Lonzo launch into orbit die cut, we've got a Shintaro, Fujinami 275, green, that's for Jeremy and the A's, still A's addition there, Corbin Carroll base card, Julio Rodriguez starry night, launch into orbit, Jean-Carlo Stanton, Jacob DeGrom nuclear, Gunner Henderson rookie card, is that your AL rookie of the year, look at rookie of the year odds in the next box, we've got a Gunner, this is even better Gunner Henderson nuclear for Rob and the Orioles, and a Ronald Acuna Jr, Stella Nova die cut to 10, Mallory with the Braves, that's awesome, sub-nate, the Otani I pull, the J-Rod I pulled as well that autograph, those are in the big hits channel right now, this will be soon as well, now according to Beckett, it's one out of every 20,000 packs, there's Esther Ruiz to 199, and then we pulled another, you'll see in the recap soon, but we pulled like another planetary version of him, it was slightly more common, but Rob got it, Rob W, and so now Rob is like, I guess I have to build that set now, I have to find all the plants for Otani now, a worthy search I think, alright final box, fingers crossed everybody, good luck, we've got more of these in the store, so check it out, I think we're still holding at 11 teams on picker team 4, which I could do right after I come back from my break, alright let's go to Rookie of the Year odds, yeah it looks like Gunnar Henderson is now the, is that minus 700, next closest Tristan Casas at plus 750, looks like that's going to be your AAL Rookie of the Year, at least according to the markets, to this mark, to the wagering market, who know the baseball riders could just upend it, Corbin Carroll is a huge favorite for the NL, so I don't think anything's really changed there, minus 3500, 12th and final box of the brand new Cosmic, thanks for joining the break ladies and gentlemen, thanks for watching, thanks for hanging out with me, I appreciate you, appreciate you spending a little time with Jaspie's on a Wednesday, a lot of things you could be doing, I appreciate you spending carving out a little time for us, so appreciate you, thank you, good luck, there's Austin Riley launched into orbit, we've got a Brett Beatty, Starry Knight insert for Tara and the Metz, Aqua here Matt Mervis, 199 that's for the Cubs, that's for Darren, there's a Nuclear Oscar Colas, Corey Seeger Refractor, Jordan Walker, Extra Terrestrial Talent, Ronald Acuna Jr., Aqua Shimmer, to 199 for the Braves for Mallory, a die cut was really cool, now, and let's see how we close it, maybe nothing exciting in this last few cards here, we've got a Francisco Alvarez, there we go, and a James Alvin, I'll take that, Francisco Alvarez launched into orbit, die cut for Tara and the Metz, and a James Alvin rookie card going to Rob and the Dodgers, there you go gang, 2023, Tops Chrom, Tops Cosmic Chrom Baseball, 12 box Pick Your Team 3 in the books from JaspiesCaseRakes.com, quick little recap of the autos and other notable cards, there was the Acuna Jr. to 10, that was awesome, love the Starry Knight inserts, Trey Mancini autograph, Aaron Judge the Sun, Otani Starry Knight, Yoshida the Sun, Otani the Sun, Rushman, Uranus, Adley Rushman, another rare one here, Bobby Whit Jr., Mercury, Mike Trout, we got the Otani Supernova, Yoshida Starry Knight, Michael Harris, die cut, Bryson Sutton started things off, there you go ladies and gentlemen, I'm Joe for JaspiesCaseRakes.com, thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us, and I'll see you next time for the next one, bye bye.


All right, everybody. So welcome back. This is our third video in a series of eventual, a lot more. We are doing the intro to TA with Marco Rebellion. This is Chris Rykel or CJ Rykel, and he is the TA Development Department over there at Marco Rebellion. So CJ, thanks for coming on, donating your time. Let's break down some oscillators and some information that we can use right now to see potentially where prices are going to go in the cryptocurrency market. So CJ, take it away. Thank you, Rob. What I want to talk about today is just understanding a couple different oscillators, Bollinger bands, Keltner channels, and then I think we'll finally end it with some of the Williams alligators. But I'd like to clear my chart here just to start and then show you the beginning Keltner channels and kind of what they consist of. So Keltner channels are very similar to Bollinger bands in the ways in which they line up, but they don't necessarily, they're not calculated the same. And for that reason, I like to use the Keltner channels just a bit more. Now, if you look at this entire trend, you kind of get the feel that price has always been above that top Keltner channel when we've been in the existing uptrend. So how can we use this to make decisions when we're trading? Well, what I like to do when we're following this Keltner channel very closely is that each time you see price falls below that top band after a massive uptrend. So for instance, we trended above that top band all there. Same thing here and same thing here. But in that first candle, once we get a close in or below the top band, it usually resumes with a downtrend. Same thing up here and up here. So I always like to look at the Keltner channels and where price is in relation to them and the overall trend. Because if we get kind of a decrease in a fall from that top band, it shows me that there could be some weakness in the trend and the strength may be depleting. Now, the same is pretty true on the bottom. Throughout this trend, this bottom Keltner channel has been a great place to buy. It's really held support. So something that I talked about and trade the chain just a couple of weeks ago was the fact that each time we had a bullish engulfing candle off of this bottom Keltner channel, it was a very nice buy signal and that the trend was potentially reversing. And we got that right there as well. So where are we in this market cycle now? Well, it looks like we're just breaking above that top Keltner channel once again and are likely going to do something very similar to how we trended above the top band in the past. So a lot of this is very reliance upon how price has acted historically in uptrends. But as you can see, these have been critical levels for the uptrend this entire way. So that's an example of how I've used the Keltner channels. Rob, do you have something to say? No, I was going to ask you because just like we did in the second video, remember how we drew a couple of lines and we said, okay, if this was the price at this bottom piece, maybe on the upward trend, you could see this particular price. So can we do the same thing here with these channels? No. Unfortunately, there's not a way to project price because the oscillator and the Keltner channel in general, they are lagging indicators, which means we can't use them to predict future price action. We can only use them as basically support and resistance levels. So for instance, like I said, if we get a close below that top band, that's like a critical message to me saying, all right, that's a severe warning that the trend is probably showing some severe weakness. But unfortunately, we can't extrapolate price with just raw Keltner channels or RSI or things of that sort. Bummer. All they can just see is this bullish engulfing channel and go, well, it's going to go, it looks like it could go up. We just don't know how far it's going to go up. And then I guess we would just wait for the next bearish channel to come in. Yeah. Okay. All right. So that's one of them. What else we got as far as oscillators? Let's get a clean chart here. I would like to look at Williams alligator because these ones are, these aren't just static. These are more moving averages. Yeah. If I just clear all my drawing tools here. But you can see a very similar pattern between the Williams alligator and the actual Keltner channels, what I showed back here previously. You can see that these are much different in the sense that they will actually come down and compressed with one another. And in this case, each time this phase of compression has occurred, it's acted as very nice support for Bitcoin in its macro trend. And it continues to do such as today. But the same thing is true with the Keltner channel. You can use this top band here and this green band as a warning if we close below it because, yeah, see now it's coming together a little bit. But as we trend above that top band, once we get a close below that top one, that's a warning to me saying, all right, it's probably time to look elsewhere. I want to look for another example of when the bands actually flip negative. Here we go. Yes, my number one pick for my price prediction. Voyager. I hold Voyager, just full disclosure. I hold Voyager and I'm super biased. I think everybody knows that. All right. I'm super biased as well. But in the sake of TA, let's try to look at the indicators. But as you can see, all throughout the uptrend, this really acted as nice support, being that main, that top green band there. However, once we started to fall below it, and once these averages started to turn over, that's always a bad sign for me from a bullish perspective because when these turn over, it means that they've now flipped from support to historic resistance. And now you can see ever since we flipped, the bulls tried to rally price back up, but they were rejected now that the moving averages turned over. Full trend, what you want to look for, you want price to be above the averages, you want the Williams alligator to look relatively parallel to one another like this. But once they start to compress and turn over, that's really a warning signal that the trend might be changing. Now, what we have here with VGX, that's the thing is that the moving averages and alligators here are actually and starting to flip. We get some follow-ups that can be pretty bullish for all trend. It's different to use the oscillators, Keldner channels, alligators, active indicators, they're lagging and give us only historic data. However, useful I find when to turn resistance levels for overall trends. So CJ, thanks so much. That makes a lot more sense, especially with those bands. So for you watching at home, if you're interested in learning a little bit more about technical analysis, once you come to the pros with CJ over here at Marco Rebellion, there's a link in the description. You can learn pretty much everything you need to know as far as TA for starting at a dollar a month. So again, links in the description and not as a go over traditional finance, but they really have a focus on cryptocurrencies, which in my opinion, if you're going to really start to do any kind of trading or technical analysis, once you go where there's a lot of opportunity and right now that is in cryptocurrency. So anyhow, CJ, thanks so much for stopping by. Any last words of encouragement for the new trader out there? Yeah, I mean, if there's anything I can link you guys with, it's that TA is not rocket science by any means. I think anybody is capable of learning the basics in under a year, maybe a few years, but it is not science. And I think anyone is capable of performing accurate technical analysis. Thank you, Rob, so much. It was an honor to be on the channel and thank you all so much. All right, everybody. Thanks so much, CJ. Links in the description. And that is it for this series. We will see you hopefully on a new one next time.


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I thought the phrase was lady of the house, but yes, ma'am It is usually but someone as attractive as you with such a magnificent home deserves nothing but the best Whatever you're selling you're probably very successful at it. Aren't you well, ma'am if I am it's only because I'm lucky enough to have The right kind of client client for what piece of mind and security madam Yes, I have not heard before this is new All right, mr. Bones you've piqued my interest Exactly what little gadget in that shiny new briefcase of yours is going to provide me with peace of mind and security Life insurance man should have known. Oh, now, please ma'am.  Let me ask you something when mr The name is fuchsia F-O-U-C-H-E. Oh, thank you. Well, when mr. Fuchsia bought you this beautiful home. He wasn't just buying lumber and bricks He was also buying shelter and comfort and when he bought your television said he was buying entertainment and pleasure Have you watched television lately? Well, but his intent was to provide pleasure now wasn't it mrs. Fuchsia so so a good provider doesn't just buy life insurance He buys peace of mind for himself and security for you. I mean in case anything should happen to him Your elliptical phrasing is so comforting you mean if he dies Well, yes, ma'am. He's only 41. Well, but can he guarantee how long he's going to live? No, ma'am No one can guarantee that but I can guarantee that no matter what happens whether he lives or dies His and your future will be provided for life insurance, ma'am. It's the only answer You know we have an old saying in our business Someone always pays for life insurance whether it's bought or not A breadwinner pays in premiums or the widow in privation and suffering What's your name? Phillips Eugene J. Phillips my My friends call me bud. I'll bet they do Would you care for a cup of coffee? Mr. Eugene J. Phillips? I look you're sure it's no trouble I almost never go to trouble for other people. Mr. Phillips. Come on in and meet my husband You can tell us both all about this piece of mind and security Well, that's pretty much the story mr.  I don't have to tell you the value of sound investing. Okay. Okay.  I want you to do what you feel is right How much does a hundred thousand cost? Let me see now with a double indemnity in the event of accidental death $3,157 annually out of the question forget it. Oh, that's all right, sir I mean what could you conveniently afford? Maybe at the outside Maybe a thousand a year. All right When would it be convenient for you to be examined by our doctor? I haven't said yes yet Well, no sir, but you see regardless of whether you put a thousand or a hundred into the plan You're going to have to have a medical examination So at least we'll find out if you can qualify it can't hurt you to have a physical Where do I have to go to get it? Oh, uh, nowhere, sir. I'll have the doctor here at the house How's tomorrow evening around 8 30 can tomorrow? Make it Friday. All right, sir Friday at 8 30 now if you'll just sign this application and give me I haven't definitely made up my mind yet I don't sign papers until I'm sure I'm ready to go ahead Well, this is just an application sir. It doesn't bind you or the company But you see we must have it in order for you to be examined by the doctor I have no intention of giving you any money tonight. Oh, you don't have to mr. You can pay the first premium when the policy is issued now, uh, what is your exact date of birth? In just a moment we will return for the second act of Suspense Well, of course he kept throwing in arguments, but I just said uh-huh, and yes, sir and kept right on filling out the application Uh-huh, and when does he take his physical Friday night? I think you go through with it. Oh, why sure Howard? Don't get your hopes up too high now This is a business of the law of averages you told me if I can knock off a hundred thousand dollar case every week a lot of them are Bound to stick aren't they? And I wish I'd had your spirit when I was your age Sure, bud. You keep on knocking them off and you will be rolling in though only Don't concentrate on the big ones. It's the fives and tens that pay the freight Yeah Oh, uh, yes. Yes for you, bud a woman. Oh, thanks Hello, is that mr. Phillips? It sure is a madden fuchsia here. Oh, yes, ma'am about that insurance for my husband Oh, well, there's nothing wrong is there ma'am. I mean, it's it's a fine policy, mrs. Fuchsia. Believe me. I wouldn't have recommended it I don't get upset his corporation can pay the premiums and they'll be tax deductible Oh, uh, yes, ma'am. So we've decided to increase the size of the policy Well, uh One second mrs. Fuchsia Howard look up the rate for 250,000 of convertible term age 41. What you're kidding. I'm on the level Um, uh by the year mrs. Fuchsia. Oh, no, mrs. Yes, ma'am monthly, okay Let's see uh with double indemnity 355 even $355 per month, uh, mrs. Fuchsia. All right. Oh, uh, they'll provide for my husband's retirement Oh, well, no, don't worry about that. We'll convert it at a later date to the right kind of plan But meanwhile you'll be protected in the event of his premature. Yes. Yes, mrs. Phillips. All right Uh, make it out to the company mrs. Fuchsia. Yes, and I'll mark it to your attention. Well, thank you very much Oh, uh, don't forget that the doctor's coming on friday. We haven't 250,000. Yeah Well, I'll be a no good three-toed tree climbing south american sloth Yes What did I tell you? Hey, howard. What is my first year commission 55% you lucky boy 55% of 355 Now let me see that's uh close to 200 a month 2400 bucks for one hour's work Oh, I think I'm gonna like the insurance business You wanted me howard. Yes. Come on in bud You see the paper this morning. Oh, no, I didn't even take time out for a real breakfast My first appointment was at 8 15 all the way on the other side of town. Why here? Huh, what is it on the front page? Down at the right hand side We're howard. I don't see anything out Oh, no. Oh, no, it couldn't be. Yes. That's what I said when I first read it Victor l fuchsia 41 a local contractor residing at 11 edgewood terrace was the victim of a hit-and-run accident early this morning on south wearing boulevard According to his wife fuchsia was on his way home from a business conference when he was struck by the speeding car He died at mercy hospital without regaining consciousness police say no clues early developments One lousy monthly premium 2000 bucks right out the window Yes, I shouldn't say that howard, but Well, I only met him that once and after all it was my first big case I suppose I ought to be thinking of her Mrs fuchsia. I mean She is pretty rough on her. Yes. Well, she'll have the money to console her half a million dollars can be very soothing Hey, that's right double indemnity in case of accidental death. Wow Listen howard Maybe it sounds crazy, but you think she could have You know run over it It wouldn't be the first time But don't worry the company will check and double check and then triple check They don't just hand out all that money without really investigating. Yeah Dude, I wish I'd been able to wangle the whole annual premium out of him first though I'll cheer up. There are lots more prospects where he came from Come on. I'll buy you lunch Hmm I wish you're a good meal howard. Thanks a lot. Yeah, feeling a little better now. Yeah, sure more coffee. Just a little Uh-huh. That's that's funny. Thanks Now what you got to do now kid is simply forget all about fuchsia and settle down to making up the difference another policy Yeah, five four or five medium-sized cases will make it all back for you Never look back bud always ahead. Well Hey howard, huh? Look over there just coming in Hmm. It's not bad. Not bad at all. That's mrs. Fuchsia Oh, look the guy with her and what about him Now why would she be going out to lunch with some guy the day after her husband is run over? Oh, don't go leaping to a lot of conclusions son The man could be her brother or her lawyer or her husband's lawyer Or just somebody who's taking her out to get her mind off her troubles My law says the widow has to go into hiding Come on. Come on. Drink your coffee. I have to get back to the office howard Would you do me a favor? I mean go pay a call on her later today with me What for? Well, you're more experienced about people than I am I I just like you to meet her and see what you think of her Well, if it'll make you feel any better Okay Besides doesn't every day I get to meet someone as good-looking as she is In a moment, we will return for the third act of Suspense swanky neighborhood. Yeah, what do you see the inside of the house? Oh, mr. Philip. Yes, ma'am. I I'd like you to meet my associate, uh, mr. Rigby mrs. Boucher. How do you do? Hello You've seen the paper. Yes I I still don't believe it. I Only last night at supper we were discussing our vacation and now You must excuse me. Oh, please. Please don't apologize, ma'am. That's why we came to to offer our condolences That's very kind of you. I I feel so so lost If it weren't for my husband's lawyer roger whittier, I I don't know what I do He even insisted on taking me out to lunch today to get my mind up What do I tell you Yeah, we won't bother you anymore, mr. Boucher. If there's anything we can do just let us know. Come on bud Would you like to come in for a moment? No, ma'am. No, we wouldn't dream of imposing.  Like I said, bud, you're leaping to a lot of wrong conclusions Mr. Philip, uh, I uh, hope I'm not interrupting anything. Oh, no, I was just doing my supper dishes. This is the maiden night out I just thought well, it's been almost three weeks now and I I was passing by and Well, I thought maybe there was something I could do to help or that's very kind of you, mr.  Oh, are you sure it's all right perfectly all right Thank you Are won't you come into the living room? No, this is spy from your insurance company under the piano Of course, we're alone. You get the check. It's already deposited angel five hundred thousand dollars I keep saying it over and over again the most beautiful words in the english language And no one's been around. You mean to invest me? No, not since right after the accident Oh, you know what that means, baby? We are in the clear. Nobody's got a thing to go on. We're in the clear Well, I never thought we would be the angel. I can't wait much longer for you Sneaking in and out like this has been driving me crazy. Me too darling. When do we go? Well, gotta think of a good story for rigby something that'll give us two or three weeks head start Be a vacation and then we just take off from Mexico from there down to south america But what if they suspect? Lettuce will be long gone and will be where they can't extradite us either. You've gotten rid of the current Yes, sir Drifted down in my own garage and sold it for junk piece by piece Don't you worry, baby? We've got it made. I'm not worried as long as I'm happy Now look, I'll call you tomorrow the next day. Just hold tight. Yes, sir So long. Gorgeous. Take care, ma'am. Go on to bed. I'll let myself out Good night, mrs. Couché. If there's anything else mr. Rigby or I can do for you. Please just say the word Hurry up, Roger. It's gone. Just now. Where are your bags? All that in the car Okay, let's get going. Come back to us What about your bag? I'll buy what I need in Mexico as soon as we're across the border look better We picked a good night, Madeline.  The garage doors are already open. You've followed everything Gas tank goes out of everything you got Are you thinking the same thing I am? You're stewed Dear Mr. Eugene J. Phillips And uh, so he calls you when? Tomorrow or the next day. You're gone and what can he do? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. He's left holding a big empty bag. Well, he could go to the police And walk into the gas chamber for murder Anyway, give us one week and we'll care. There's no extradition where we're going. That's funny. He mentioned that too No, it only goes to show that he's a very intelligent stew Tell me something. Is this a private joke or can I get in on it? Oh It is Bob. Yeah, well just call me stewed for sure How are you, Mr. Uh, Mr. Whittier, isn't it?  You lovely little double crosser. Well, a bud listened to me darling. You won't believe this, but I You're right. I won't believe it. So save your breath, Angel.  You know the penalty for carrying a deadly weapon. I don't need a gun That's where you're wrong. Oh, no, Mr. Whittier You see, I have a lawyer too and I left a letter with him If he doesn't get a phone call or a cable from me every three days, he gives the letter to the police They may not be able to extradite it for Couchier's murder But they wouldn't be too happy about one committed right under their noses. Now would they? You can Other way around, Angel. I figured you were planning something. So I just took some Natural precaution.  Oh, sure Take a chance on being seen and what do we do with the body? Take it with us. Mm-hmm. He's right, Angel You see between here and the border it's it's kind of open. I'm pretty well traveled, too Why don't you just relax?  Well, we've just come across the border, my friend, and we're celebrating Bueno, senor. See my two friends here are on their honeymoon, and I'm the best man and we're all going on the trip together You you joke, senor Yeah, I joke uh three double scotch. See senor So grouchy you two think of all the fun we're going to have together Like who knows? Maybe I can sell old roger here a nice bad insurance policy and then Madeline can run him down It's not like Thor anyway, is it? What's the matter? What do you stand for? I guess she's surprised to see me, bud All right, how did you? Wasn't too hard kid. You weren't quite as smart as you thought Don't bother Mrs. Boucher the place of the place surrounding Okay, Captain Gomez But I'm sorry for you I try to tell you what was the small cases that paid off but you were too greedy We're listening to cold canvass written for suspense by water black In a moment the names of our players and a word about next week's story of suspense Heard in tonight's story where william redfield as bud tillocks ginger jones as madeline fouché Less daemon as hard rigby and guy wrapped as victor fouché Listen again next week when we return with end game by david karp another tale well calculated to keep you in


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A package of lifesavers, razor blades, toothbrush, shoelaces, Jack Benny.  Mary, I gave you the wrong one. Here's my Christmas list. See, Don Wilson, wallet. Well, let's go. The Leather Goods counter is over there. Gee, the store is crowded. Can I help you, please? Oh, yes. I'd like to see some of your wallets. Well, we have a large variety. All these wallets you see here are $1.98. $1.98? Yes, sir. Jack, here's some better wallets over here. Oh, yes. I think Don would like this one. It's a genuine cow hide. Cow hide? How much is that? $40. $40? Jack, stop squeezing it. It won't give milk. Look, Jack, Don has been with you 15 years. It's about time you got him something nice. But, Mary, $40. Oh, Jack, for heaven's sake, for once in your life, show Don you appreciate his loyalty. You don't marry your right. I'm going to get Don this wallet. He deserves it. Mr. I'll take that $40 wallet. Yes, sir. Does that include the engraving? Oh, yes. What would you like to put on it? The price. I want to enclose one of these cards. Let's see. What'll I write? To Don, a very merry Christmas from Jack Benny. Here it is, Mr. Make a nice gift package and see that Mr. Wilson gets it before Christmas. Yes, sir. Come on, Mary. I want to go to the sporting goods department and get something for Phil. Now, here we are. Gee, they sure have a nice assortment of guns and honey equipment, Jack. Yeah, I think I should be able to get something for Phil here. They seem to have almost... May I help you, sir? Yes, yes, clerk. I'd like to get something for a friend who is quite a sportsman. Well, we've got all kinds of camping equipment. Does he sleep outdoors much? Yes, sometimes right in front of the house. Now, clerk, he has all the camping equipment he needs, his favorite sport, though, is hunting. See, he makes two or three trips a year to the high Sierras. Oh, does he hunt bear? Well, a few days ago, he... Hey, mister, mister, ask me that again, will you? It does he hunt bear? No, Petrillo makes him wear his unions to it. What's the matter, clerk? Didn't you get it? Yes, and if you lend me your handkerchief, I'll wipe it all.  He thinks he's smart, doesn't he, Mary? Don't talk to me. I'm pretending I'm not with you. What? And now, sir, supposing you look over some of these items while I take care of another customer. Okay, okay.  Not at all. It's loaded. Say, Mary, Mary, I wonder if Phil... Hello, mister.  Yes, I'm buying a Christmas present for my wife. She's always complaining she hasn't got what to wear, so I think I'll get her something sporty in the line of clothes, you know? Well, that sounds nice.  You never saw my wife. She's not the type to wear slacks. Why? Well, she should be a slack. She's lumpy.  A little chubby from the back. She looks like Don Wilson from the front. And sideways, you wouldn't believe it. I'll take your word for it. Tell me, Mr. Bene, what are you getting your neighbor for Christmas? My neighbor? Yes, Ronald Goldman. That's Ronald Coleman. I don't know what to get him, but I'll think of something. Yes, I suppose. Well, I better finish my shopping. Lumpy is expecting me home for dinner. Well, goodbye, Mr. Pizzo, and Merry Christmas. Feeling is reciprocal. Make up your mind. We still have other shopping to do, you know. All right. You know, I think I'll take this fishing outfit. Oh, Claire. Yeah, just a minute. I have other customers. Oh, all right. I'll wait. That'll be $8.76, madam. Have you decided on that, sir? Good. That'll be $12.75. Gee. Hey, yes, ma'am. $16.50 out of $20. Gosh. Ouch! Finally got your nose caught in it, didn't you know? Never mind. Just give me that fishing rod, and I'll wrap it up and I'll call for it later. Come on, Mary. Gee, my nose hurts. Well, it's your own fault. Now, let's finish our shopping. Hey, hey, wait a minute, Mary. What's the matter? I've been thinking about that card I put in Don's gift. You know, I think I should have written something clever. I'm going back to the wallet department. Oh, for heaven's sake, Jack. Oh, Clerk. Clerk. Yes, sir? Remember me? I bought a $40 wallet here a few minutes ago, and I'd like to change the card. But, mister, I've already got it wrapped with ribbon and tinsel and everything. Well, I'm sorry, but you'll have to open it up. I want to change the card. But, mister. Now, please, I'm a customer here. Open it up. Okay. And I know what I'll do. I'll write a poem. Oh, fine. Henry Ward's worth tight, fellow. Oh, oh, I've got one. To Don. This gift is from Jackie and Golly O. Shucks. I hope that you like it. It costs $40. There you are. There you are, mister. Wrap this up with a gift. I'm wrapping it. I'm wrapping it. Come on, Mary. You know, Mary, I'm glad I'm giving Don that $40 wallet. Yeah, it'd be kind of tough to get a rhyme for $1.98. Now, Mary, let's go up to the mezzanine and... Oh, hello, Phil. Hiya, Jackson. Hello, Levy, you little fugitive from the doll counter. Hello, Phil. My is certainly loaded down with packages. You haven't shoppin' all day. Got presents for everybody. How about you two? Well, I'm nearly finished with my shopping.  Phil, for your information, I just spent $40 on Don Wilson. What'd you do, takin' the lunch? No, I... Look out, Phil. One of your packages is slipping. Yeah, there it goes. Oh, darn it. Now I'll have to get Remly another present. Let's move away. I'm gettin' busy. Phil, did you get gifts for the rest of your band? Yeah, bought every guy in the orchestra a pair of bedroom slippers. Bedroom slippers for your musicians? Uh-huh. I thought if I could get them started with those, maybe we could get shoes on them later. Oh, that would be wonderful. Anyway, I got all my boys taken care of. The only one I ain't got a gift for yet is Alice. Uh, maybe she'd like taboo. Could be. She thought he was great and elephant boy. That's taboo. He's a picture star. I wouldn't know. I'm a radio man, myself. Well, I'll be runnin' along. I gotta get Remly another bottle of toilet water. Toilet water? Phil, that bottle that broke was toilet water? Certainly, if it was the other, do you think I'd have stood here and let it soak into the rug? See you later, Jackson. Bye, Phil. Goodbye, Phil. Come on, Mary.  Hey, let's go up to the mezzanine. They always have nice things up there. Okay, here's the elevator. Yeah. The mezzanine, please. See that's funny, Mary. Four guys running one elevator. Leg and floor. Christmas toys for girls and boys. Sweater shirts and ties. Of course it stays. Men's toothpaste. Toothpicks and his sides. You will like Lucky Strike. Buy them here because They're round and firm and fully packed. Just like Santa Claus. Fellas, you passed my floor. Look, I wanted to get off at the mezzanine. Third floor. Here you'll find Venetian blinds, Pool and billiard queues. Movie reels, rubber heels, Boots and button shoes. Coaster bikes, Lucky Strikes. Try one and you'll see. Your best bet in cigarettes is LSMFT. Fellas, look, take me down, will you? I wanted the mezzanine. Fourth floor. Oh, for heaven. Pots and pans, garbage cans, silverware and knives. Buggy whips and pillow slips, chinaware and chives. Cartons of smokes you love, make a perfect gift. Luckies are the best by far, so give your friends a lift. Look at Fellas, please. I wanted the mezzanine. Take me to the mezzanine. Fifth floor. Tootsie rolls, donut holes, button hooks and foes. Violins that fit your chin, shovels, rates and hoes. Railroad spikes, Lucky Strikes. Get them on this floor. Once you smoke the Lucky Stripe, for sure that you want more. Look, boys, I want to finish shopping. Now take me down to the mezzanine. Going down. Mezzanine, gasoline, alligator bags. Coats and bolts and billi goats and girdles if it sags.  We've got things to do. Merry Christmas to you all. How do you like that? I asked him to say it just as well. You know, I've been thinking about that card for Don's wallet. Jack. I don't think it's an appropriate card for a $40 gift. I'm going back and change it.  I'm going to buy something for my sister Babe. Babe, what are you going to get her? Well, she asked me to send her a telescope. What does Babe want with a telescope? She lives across the street for the YMCA. Well, I'll meet you here later. I'm going to change that card. Oh, clerk, clerk. Yes, sir? What can... Oh, it's you again. Yes, yes. I want to change the card and that gift. Oh, no. No, no. First, you buy the gift, then you write the card, then I wrap the gift, then you change your card, then I unwrap the gift, and then you rewrite the card, and then I wrap the gift, and now you want to write another card. Look, never mind that. Just unwrap the gift, will you? I've already sent it down to the delivery department. Well, look, you'll just have to go down there and get it. All right, I'll go. I'll go. I haven't run into anyone like you in 20 years. Oh, why did the governor have to give me that part? Look, look. Just bring me my package, will you? All right, all right. I'll get it. I'll get it. I'll get it.  Something like that. Something for Mr. Benny here. Okay, Joey, let's look around. Something I can do for you boys? Yes, we like to buy something for the treasure of our club, the Beverly Hills Beavers. A present for the treasurer of your club, eh? How old is he? About the same age as you, 39.  Because he's such a good businessman. He puts all of our dues in the treasury, and then he lends it out at 10%. Oh, I see. Who does he lend it to? Us. Christmas, we were thinking of getting him a necktie. Well, that's always a nice present. Why don't you buy him one that matches his favorite suit? No, we like this one. It matches his eyes. Oh, or his eyes blue? Blurred in the waters of Lake Louise under a sultry summer sky. Where did you boys learn that? Every beaver has to memorize it before I can borrow money. Are you sure he'll like this time? It's $1.50. I'll wrap it up for you. Seriously? Here you are, mister. Now, let's not have any more trouble. Make the card outright this time, will you? Yes, Jack. We've wasted enough time. All right. How do you think this sounds, Mary? To Don. Your pear-shaped tones, many announcers ape. But no one can match. Your pear-shaped shades. Isn't that a cute, uh? Yes, Jack. It's a beautiful poem. Nick Kenny would be proud of it. Yeah. Oh, hello, Mr. Benny. Hello, Mary. Hello, Dennis. Well, Dennis, I didn't expect to run into you here. Oh, I brought my mother's lunch. She's the Santa Claus.  Yeah, and she sure fooled my father. He climbed up in her lap and told he wanted Hedy Lamar for Christmas. Oh, for heaven's sake, what did she do? I don't know, but now my father goes around singing All I Want for Christmas is my two front teeth. Oh, say, say, Dennis, Dennis, come here. Come here a minute, will you? Huh?  And, well, here's a $50 bonus. That's just a trick to get me to buy something for you. It is not. I don't care if you don't get me anything. Oh, yeah?  And then you charged me $0.40 for washing my shirt. Look, kid, if you don't want... Oh, my goodness. What's the matter, Jack? Just a minute. Oh, Clark. Now what? Now what? That card I wrote to Mr. Wilson, I left it right here on the counter and I can't find it. Oh, don't worry about it. I found it and I put it in the package, wrapped it up and sent it down to the delivery room. Well, I, uh, I forgot to sign the card. Creating a scene. It's okay, lady. I'll get his package. The customer is always right.  You see, Mary, you've got to know how to handle these people, you see? Now come on. Let's shop around till he gets the package from the delivery room. Say, Mary, what do you think I ought to get for my sister Florence? Well, I don't know, uh, lingerie might be nice. Say, yeah, that sounds pretty good. Uh, there's the lingerie counter right over there. Oh, yes. Uh, pardon me, but would you mind waiting on us? Uh, why not? Does anybody? Well, could you show me something of silk lingerie? Signally. What's your size? Look, they're not for me. They're for his sister, size 34. Okay, here's a whole box of them. Would you lay the lingerie out for us, please? Well, just a minute till I put my gloves on. Gloves? Touching that stuff with my bare hands makes me a nervous wreck. What? Especially the black ones. Look, mister, we haven't got all day. Show us something in size 34. Okay.  A genuine pure silk knighty. Gee, that's awfully pretty. I think this would be very, uh, uh, wait a minute, mister. What are these little loops on the bottom of the nightgown? The loops? Yeah, the loops. Yes, what are the loops for?  Oh, really? Wrap it up and send it to my sister, Mrs. Florence Spenchel. Here's the address. Yes, sir. Oh, look, Jack, there's Rochester doing his Christmas shopping, too. Yeah, shh. I want to hear what he's getting. Can I do anything for you? Yes, I'm looking for a Christmas present for my boss. Perhaps if you told me something about your employer, I'd be able to make some suggestions. How old is he? That and what happened to the gas man are the two burning issues of Beverly Hills. If you get him a nice scarf, we have some beautiful silk ones for $20. Yeah, yeah, I'd like that. Shh. Jack, you'll hear you. No, I'm afraid $20 is more than I had in mind. We also have some lovely ones for $15. That's still too much. $12.50? Uh-uh. Well, we have other gifts for about $10. $7.50? $6? $5? When you get down to a buck and a quarter, wrap it up. Oh, that's not much of a gift. What does your boss usually give you for Christmas? A brand new dollar bill and a lecture on the evils of wine, women and song. Oh, well, look, if he's that kind of a man, why do you keep working for him? Well, it's kind of hard to explain, but he's good, thoughtful, kind, considerate, and he gives me his old two-page to cover my bicycle seat. Here's a nice red scarf, which is really an excellent buy. I'd rather take this one here. The color will match his eyes. Are his eyes blue? Blueer than the waters of Lake Louise under a salty summer sky. Oh, are you a beaver? No, but I work like one.  Now, come on, let's go and see. Oh, Mary, I just thought of something. Not again. Come on with me. It'll only take a minute. Oh, clerk, clerk, here's the package. I got it up from the delivery room. I'll go on and sign the card. No, no, no, that's not important now. I want to change the wallet. What? Instead of the $40 one, I'll take the one that costs a $1.98. Gee, he was such a young fellow, too. Well, I'll take the $1.98 wallet and put the money in his hand. Come on, Mary, let's go. Now, I wonder if we have to... Oh, look who's here. Hey, Don! Don! Well, hi, Jack. Hello, Mary. Gee, what trouble I'm having in this store. Wish I didn't have such a big stomach. Why? Well, it seems there's a piano missing and they searched me three times. Oh, oh. Don, have you bought your wife's present yet? Oh, yes, I did that yesterday. But today I bought a gift for our gardener. Your gardener? Well, what'd you buy him? A $40 wallet. A $40 wallet for your gardener? Jack, the only other ones they had were $1.98. And I wouldn't give that to a dog. Well, you can start barking, brother. And Merry Christmas! Now, ladies and gentlemen, as is our custom every Christmas, at this time, Dennis Day will sing Ava Maria. Ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of my sponsors and my entire staff, I want to wish all of you a very Merry Christmas. Good night. This is NBC, the national broadcasting company.


So before I begin, this video is a follow-up to one I did a few months ago about the Russian federal subjects. I highly recommend you check it out. Anyway, as I said at the end of that video, I'll be doing a few more videos about the Russian government in general, and today's production delves deeper into the ethnic enclaves within the Russian federation, with the republics and autonomous occrokes. Russia, as I sure hope you have figured out, is a vast country. With large countries comes large diversity, and Russia, unlike Japan, is no exception. Because of this, the Russian government has given some of its major regional minority groups a form of their own federal subjects. With that said, let's jump right into the republics and autonomous occrokes of Russia. I will start with the more numerous and well-known type of region, republics. To be precise, there are 22 of them, spread out across the entirety of Russia. They can be broken into different categories based on ethnicity and language groups. Republics of Uralic, Turkic, Caucasian, Iranic, and Mongolic can be found. The Uralic republics are Karelia, Mordovia, Mariel, Udmurtia, and the Komi Republic. Turkic republics are a bit more spread out across the country, and include Crimea, Karachay-Sharkesia, Tuvashia, Tatarstan, Bashkortistan, Tuva, Harkasia, Yakutia, also called Sakha, and the Altai Republic. The Caucasian republics are all in the southwest of Russia, and include Carbadino-Balkaria, Ingushetia, and Chechnya. Dagestan is an interesting case, as it encompasses a diverse population of both different kinds of Caucasian and Turkic ethnic groups. The two Mongolic republics are Buryatia, and weirdly enough Kalmykia in Europe, which fun fact is the only Buddhist majority region in Europe. The final republic of North Nesetia is of Oronic origin. Though these republics are named for a certain ethnic group, it should be noted that due to hundreds of years of internal migration within the country, a few, in fact roughly half, have Russians as the majority population. As a result of having a large population of different peoples in the republics, each have an additional official language alongside Russian, as well as their own constitution and national anthems. However, this is where the autonomy of the republics ends. Due to many issues regarding the status and autonomy of republics after the fall of the Soviet Union, and the problems included within the Chechen wars in the 1990s, republics gradually began to lose their self-governing, and no longer had the status of being sovereign states represented by the Russian government. Bashkortistan and Tataristan were the final republics to hold such autonomy, with the authority in both states being handed completely over to the federal government in 2005 and 2017, respectively. Despite losing such governmental autonomy, the republics still have their own regional identities, with the aforemented regional language status and national anthems. Still, it can be seen that with the loss of such autonomy from the federal government, the republics are not much different than other federal subjects, and many have called the end of Tataristan's autonomy to be the end of the Federation, making Russia a unitary state. Slightly off topic, but twice as interesting, is the proposed republics that never came to be. During the 90s, several people living in oblast and cries descended the lack of autonomy from the central government they had in respect to republics, and tried to form their own republics out of existing subjects. The most notable attempts occurred in 1993, with the Ural Republic proposed to exist in the territory of Sferdlovsk Oblast. Though the idea initially gained traction, and was supported by then-president Borysyotsyn at the time, the proposed republic was dissolved in November the same year. Other interesting attempts to create republics out of cries included the Yenisei republic in Irkutsk, the Siberian republic in Novosibirsk, and the Primorsky republic in Primorsky cry. Two that may have had a better shot at becoming republics if they were a little more populace are the Chukotka Republic and the Nenets Republic, which are both currently autonomous okrugs. But what are autonomous okrugs? Well, I can say that their history is a bit less controversial, considering they have already started with less autonomy than their counterparts in the republics, and the people represented by these okrugs are all peaceful people of the Arctic region, and I'll get to how they're governed in a second. These okrugs all have Russian majorities, but the majority is much smaller in these places than say it would be in an oblast or cry due to the large presence of a minority group, which, guess what, gives the region's additional language rights. The languages of 3 out of 4 belong to the Uralic family, with the Nenets and Yamalonenets falling under the Samoyedic branch, and the Chantimansi Okrug having the namesake peoples and languages belonging to the Ugric branch with Hungarian. The most unique autonomous okrug, both in ethnicity and the way it's governed, as you will see soon, is the Chukotka Okrug. The Chukchi language, belonging to the Chukotko Kamchatkin language in eastern Siberia, is official there, with Yupik being a significant minority. The autonomous okrugs are all federal subjects, as stated by the Russian constitution, but are a bit unique as they are administered both directly by the central government, and additionally exist as a district in another oblast or cry, in most cases. If you watched my last video, you'll remember me stating that the Nenets Okrug exist as part of Achengels Oblast, and the Yamalonenets and Chantimansi Okrugs exist within Tumen Oblast. Again, this is where Chukotka is unique, as it exists solely as a directly governed province, and is not supported aid to another oblast, though it formerly was to Magadan Oblast in the fateful 1993 breakup. Some interesting things to note about autonomous okrugs, there used to be a lot more, totaling 10. The Agenburyats and Ust-Orda Okrugs, both with Mongolian populations, used to exist as enclaves within and subordinate to Zabakalski cry and Irkutsk Oblast, but since 2008 they were merged with those subjects. Kamchattski cry doubled in size in 2007 after absorbing its autonomous okrug of Koryakia, whose language of Koryak is closely related to Chukchi. The Evengk and Taimir Okrugs were both merged with Krasnoyarsk cry in 2007 also. Evengki is a language in the Tungusik branch, which includes Manchu in north eastern China. Finally, the Komi Permyak Autonomous Okrug, with the Uralokomi language being spoken there, united with Perm cry in 2005. With all that said, I should not forget to mention autonomous oblasts. They were mainly created to serve the interests of smaller nations in the Soviet Union and were subordinated to cries. However, after 1990 this clause was removed. There were five, but the Adige, Altayin, Karchaychakesyan, and Khakasyan Autonomous Oblasts became republics, while leaving the Jewish Autonomous Oblasts in the dust as the soul remaining of its kind. It is governed no differently from other oblasts or cries, except it has Hebrew as an official language alongside Russian. Not like anybody speaks Hebrew there though. So to recap, republics are nominally autonomous regions with ethnic minorities with their own languages, constitutions, and national anthems. Autonomous Okrugs are directly governed by the federal government and an oblast's government, except for Chukotka, which is only governed directly from Moscow, and these Okrugs have language rights for minorities. Finally, the Autonomous Oblast works just like other oblasts, but has Hebrew as an official language alongside Russian. If you have made it this far, you might as well like, subscribe, and share this video, and we're approaching 1000 subscribers fast, so I highly suggest you hit that subscribe button for more videos and international governments in the near future. See you next time.


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Welcome to Spotlight. I'm Bruce Gulland and I'm Colin Lover. Spotlight uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier for people to understand no matter where in the world they live. Common stories should be told by Africans. I think that is what is important with GPI. We are community reporters. We know our local communities. We communicate with them every day. My name is Nakinti Nofuru. I am a reporter for GPI. Nakinti Nofuru talked about her work with GPI in a video. She is a reporter in Cameroon for the Global Press Institute or GPI. GPI is different than most news organisations. They provide training and jobs for women. These women, like Nofuru, become high quality reporters. They share important news from their communities with the rest of the world. Today's Spotlight is on the Global Press Institute. Christy Hegranis is a young woman from the United States. In 2004 she was working as a reporter in Nepal. But she saw that she was not the best person to write stories about Nepal. There were local women who had a lot of knowledge about what was happening in their communities. Hegranis said in a press release, I saw that no matter how much I knew about Nepalese culture, I would always be a foreigner. I would always face a space that I could not cross in the social, historical and political situation of reporting. It seemed clear that those most able to report the news were the local people, not a woman from the West. Hegranis left her job and began a new organisation. She called it the Global Press Institute. Her goal was to train local women in Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America. It is often difficult for women to find work that pays them well. And in these areas women did not have the opportunity to be trained as reporters. GPI could train and employ them as reporters. They would be able to have a good job. In 2006 GPI began training women. GPI uses a particular method in their training. The women learn how to write good stories from story coaches. These are people who teach good story writing skills. The women also learn to take photographs, to publish with their stories. An important part of reporting is to make sure that the facts are correct. GPI trains reporters to research everything carefully. The women learn how to find good information sources for their stories. For example, a source can be a person the reporters talk to to find out what is truly happening. Sources can also be documents and other materials. By finding good sources the reporters produce news that is very local but also of very high quality. For example, Yvonne Jeannotte-Leons is a GPI reporter in Argentina. She wrote a popular story about a group in Argentina called Make It Sound. This group teaches people to make musical instruments from garbage that people have thrown away. This story shared interesting community news that people often do not read. Often international reporters cannot understand what is happening on a community level. News organisations are also using fewer international reporters. This means that people around the world are not hearing many important stories. Christy Heganis explained to Forbes magazine. I founded GPI to create a new way forward for the decreasing field of international reporting. Most newspapers have closed their foreign offices. The few that remain cost a lot of money to operate. They are limited in their ability to write about anything other than war, disaster, poverty and disease. The idea of GPI is simple to train local people. They understand the social, historical and political situation of a place. They can provide low-cost, high-impact news coverage for local and global readers. Today, GPI has trained more than 130 women as reporters. The women are in 25 different countries around the world. The Global Press Journal publishes the women's stories. GPI also has more than 50 major international publishing partners. These news organisations share stories from GPI reporters. And they are having a very big effect. GPI reporting provides a wider way to see the world. People learn more about what is happening in other places. This awareness can even make people want to make changes in their communities. It also helps to keep open and honest communication between people in different countries. Page Stoia is the photo editor for GPI. In a GPI video, she says, GPI is a change maker on many levels. It makes change globally because it is changing how international reporting works. It is also a change maker in the individual lives of the women that it trains and employs to be reporters. GPI also provides fair pay for women who may not be able to make enough money doing other work. The women then use this money to help themselves and their families. They gain more power in the community. Minori Wejesukeira is a GPI reporter in Sri Lanka. In a GPI video, she explains how reporting for GPI changed her life. I think GPI sees the world very differently. And I value that. GPI has given me an identity. But much more than that. I think GPI has given me a sense that there is something out there that I can actually do. Something that I can work toward. GPI is changing lives around the world. If you would like to read stories from GPI reporters, you can visit our website. You will find the link to the global press journal there. We end our program with reporter Nakinti Nofuru from Cameroon. She tells GPI how it has made her life better. GPI has turned my whole life around completely.  I feel so special. I feel so grateful. I feel like a specialist thanks to my editors. Whenever I write a story, I am hoping to see comments. I am hoping to get responses from people. And when I see them, I feel so happy. The writer of this program was Reena Dam. The producer was Luke Haley. The voices you heard were from the United Kingdom and the United States. All quotes were adapted for this program and voiced by Spotlight. You can find our programs on the Internet at www.radioenglish.net. This program is called Global Press Institute. We hope you can join us again for the next Spotlight program. Goodbye.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we will discuss the following question and the question says, in a class of 50 students, 20 study French language, 15 study German, 7 study both German and French, draw a Venn Diagram to find the number of students who study first either French or German, second neither French nor German. Let's start the solution now. Let S be all students of the class. F is equal to students who study French language. G is equal to students who study German language. So we have denoted all students of the class by the set S, students who study French language are denoted by the set F and students who study German language are denoted by set G. Now in the first part we have to draw a Venn Diagram and find the number of students who study either French or German. We shall first draw the Venn Diagram which represents the sets S, F and G. First we draw a rectangle which represents the universal set S. Next we draw two intersecting circles which represent the sets F and G. Since F and G are overlapping sets, so we have represented them by intersecting circles. We are given in the question that the total number of students who study French language is 20 and 7 students study both German and French. So we write 7 in this common portion between the two circles F and G. Now the total number of students in F are 20 and in the common region between F and G there are 7 students. So the number of students in the remaining region of F are 20 minus 7 which is equal to 13. So we write 13 in this remaining portion of the circle F. Now it is given in the question that the total number of students who study German language are 15. So the total number of students in the set G is 15 and the number of students in the common region between the sets F and G are 7. So the number of students in the remaining region of the set G are 15 minus 7 which is equal to 8. So we write 8 in this remaining portion of the circle G. We now shade the region which represents the number of students who study either French or German. So this shaded portion represents the number of students who study either French or German. So we can say that number of students who study either French or German are 13 plus 7 plus 8 which is equal to 28. So this is our answer for the first part. Now in the second part we have to draw a Venn diagram and find the number of students who study neither French nor German. As done in the first part, we draw a Venn diagram for the sets F, G and S where S which is the universal set is represented by the rectangle and the sets F and G are represented by intersecting circles. Now we have to find the number of students who study neither French nor German. That is we have to find the number of students who are in the set S but not in the sets F or G. So we have to find the number of students who are in this remaining region of the set S outside these circles. We are given in the question that the total number of students in the class are 50. So we can say that number of students who study neither French nor German are total number of students which is 50 minus the number of students which are in F or in G which is equal to 13 plus 7 plus 8 which is equal to 22. So we write 22 in this rectangle S outside the circles F and G. So the shaded portion represents the number of students who study neither French nor German. With this we end our session. Hope you enjoyed the session.


The Cavalcade of America, presented by Dupont, maker of better things for better living through chemistry. The Cavalcade of America presents an original play with verse by Norman Watson, Wait for the Morning, interpreting the romance of Emily Dickinson, the New England poet whose lyric voice, speaking for all lovers, left an authentic American imprint upon the literature of the world. To portray the role of Emily Dickinson, we present a talented young actress from our Cavalcade players. Her name is Anne Starrett, and in this her first starring role, we know you will join the Cavalcade of America in wishing her success. Our Cavalcade orchestra and the original musical score are under the direction of Don Buries. Dupont, maker of better things for better living through chemistry, presents Anne Starrett as Emily Dickinson on the Cavalcade of America. Once upon a time, a century ago, or was she forever with us, lived Emily Dickinson. She was a little sad and a little happy, and left her record of her heart for all to read. A century ago, Emily, dressed in gray, seated at her desk in her lonely house, with the tall trees whispering her secrets upon the roof, and the wind blowing, the endless wind through the trees. Emily with her small, beautiful face, with her eyes turned inward upon her soul, Emily's voice with the quality of angels. How long I have not seen your face, and though it is not far, can a heart compute in distances its longing for a star or joy? How can I blow upon the little fires of memory, making them burn again even now, even in this late year? Listen how the wind, the same green wind returns again to the trees that stand guard about this empty house. Soon it will be spring again, April, the month of flower, or George. George, it was April when we met, wasn't it? I write this letter to you through tears, but I know I will never send it. It is late now for passion. Only remembrance is left for us. Well, you would have us ever forget that day long ago when I went walking through the forest, telling my poems to the wind and the sky, and I felt somehow that God too was listening.  You want to tell me how lovely it is here in the forest? You'd like to describe it, wouldn't you? Well, I'll say it for you. Where does the sunset go at night? How does the morning feel so light and always very new? Tell me how quick the dawn awaits. Tell me from where the painter takes his lovely morning blues. Good afternoon. Oh, but where did you... Behind that tree. I wanted to hear how your last rhyme would come out. Oh, I see. And? It came out fine. Now, it's perhaps a little polishing on that poem. I'm very sorry, but you'll have to excuse me. Oh, you're not leaving. Please don't. If you'll stay, I'll introduce myself and explain myself. Do you live in that tree all the time? Oh, I know. Are you a hermit? No, you see... You must be a literary critic who's lost his way. Well, I'm... Yes, you are. I can tell by your confused expression. All critics have it. And it's really nothing to be ashamed of. Now, hold on. I can leave Cato here with you. He'll lead you back. Goodbye. Please, one moment, Emily Dickinson. How do you know my name? Well, at least that's a civil question. If you put your dog at ease, you shall be answered. Oh, kiddo down. He's awfully harmless until he bites. This youth is the only one I have, and Cato wouldn't do it any good. I'm sorry.  And I take back that snipe against your poem. You write? Not poetry. I'm studying for the ministry. You must be a poet then, to study God.  Where are you from? Academy, across the lake. You're not allowed here, you know. Well, I'm here. I could report you. I could return tomorrow. And then you'd only have to report me all over again. Well, I won't report you. Then I'll return tomorrow. I can't promise to be here. We could meet and read together. I'd like to hear whatever you've written. I'd like to sit under the trees and listen to you read, Emily. My name is George Gould. Are you going to report me? No, George Gould. Oh, not for a while. And one thing more, young ladies. Remember to conduct yourselves with propriety as befitting the gentle women of this school. No one is to leave the grounds without permission. Furthermore, we definitely discourage students of the Mount Holyoke female seminary from going on sleigh rides with boys from the academy. This missed. Uh, Miss Dickinson, would you please say... Emily, it has come to my attention that you're taking walks outside the grounds unshaperoned. Well, you see, I go to the woods to collect flown. And meanwhile your interest in the school's social functions has been generally neglectful. Everyone has turned in the name of a escort for the school dance, but you... What have you to say? Come now, Emily. Don't stand there. Well, I... I didn't think of it. Have you an escort? Well, yes. I have, yes. His name is George... Mr. George Gould. I'm as George Gould. Meet me at sunrise or sunset or the new moon. The place is immaterial. In gold or in purple or sackcloth. In sunshine or storm, in heaven or earth, I'm how I know how. I suppose, sir, to have you escort me to our dance. You won't come, not with that invitation. You'll be frightened away. I would. I thought divinity students didn't even bounce the quadrilles. And especially those who wear patch trousers. And what's wrong with patch trousers? What if he hasn't any gentlemen's clothes? He'll get out all of you. Well, Miss Dickinson, we are surprised. We hardly suspect. George, you'll understand my letter. I don't care what they say. And you will come. You will come. And the biggest surprise of all, George, was your dancing. I had no idea. Emily, are you very cold? Could you stand here for a moment while I ask you something? What is it, George? I... well... I know you for some time now.  Yes, we'll both be leaving, won't we? That's exactly my point. We'll both be leaving. George, I'm cold standing still. We'd better walk. Emily. Yes? Let's keep on walking, no matter what I say. Oh, it's really a glorious evening. The stars seem frozen in a large blue lake. Since I'll be leaving in a few weeks, I thought I'd have... Bear itself has the kind of snowflake taste to it. Emily, will you please listen? George, you do look as if you've been wanting to say something. Yes, I do. Will you marry me? Don't shout, George. Stop walking for a moment. Well, you told me to keep on walking, no matter what you say. Well, hold on.  Oh, and then, Vinny, darling... he turned to me there in the bright moonlight, and he... Well, what, Emily? He kissed me. Oh, Vinny, I shouldn't have, but I did. After it was over, I told myself I shouldn't have. Once it's over, you need to do it all. I wouldn't. It's so good to tell what's in my heart. Sometimes I think it talks while I sleep, and my secret is out. As long as father doesn't listen. George is coming to meet father. He said it's proper. And what else? Tell me what else. You're holding back. You'll know it yourself someday, darling. A huge weight on your heart. And a whole thing like sunlight riding over a storm. And it carries you high. Why, Emily? Are you ill? Father. What's the cause of such unnatural description than before supper? I hope the scheduled arrival of your visitor isn't a blame. Oh, Vinny, go down and help prepare him. Yes, father. Farewell, Emily.  I'll go. Oh, Emily, child. You're dressed so brightly for this friend of yours who is tired in his, I might add, doesn't speak too well for his character. Oh, I'm sure he'll be along shortly. Tell me, my dear. We don't seem to talk as much as we used to. Of course, Ben, so exciting. So many new ideas. So many friends. Not too many friends are hardly a virtue. No, but it's so exciting being away from home. Away from home? You like that, huh? Well, yes, father. I mean... Child, I'm a lonely man. This house is very lonely when you're not in it. Who's Vinny? No, you were the first. You have your mother's face. It's your laughter I need. Your footstep on the stairs. He's here. Father, please be nice to him, supper. Please. He's come especially to meet you. Then I shall act honorably. Take my arm and limb. Now, favorite after supper piece, Mr. Gould.  Yes, papa. After supper, we generally smoke as a garb. Yes, we all do.  The problem of raising two daughters, Mr. Gould, is comparable to the launching of one warship. I should say to that, sir, you've launched a fine one. Someday, father, when women are allowed to vote, you won't be calling them warships. And so, farewell. I'm late for my dancing lesson. Or if I miss you, Gould. Good night. Remember to be in by nine. Don't worry a bit, father. I'm being escorted by girls, which is no fun at all. The time is coming when a woman's place will not be in the home. Well, it won't work. On the contrary, sir, it might work very well. Society needs the contribution of all men or women. But George is going to be a very modern minister. That's right. You see, I plan to travel first. Good. Good, yes. Travel is a fine thing. It takes one away from silly temptations. It's sensible to be alone when you're young. Yes, but the point is, sir, I don't intend to go alone. You see, I'd like to take your daughter. That is young man. Aren't you somewhat over-adventurous? Yes, sir. No, sir, I want to marry Emily. Emily? You want to marry Emily? I do. I forbid you to mention it. But I came here expressly to mention it. George, please. Mr. Gould, your presumptuousness is out of place with your divinity. Divinity be hanged. Mr. Dickinson, I am in love with your daughter. And you, Emily? Come, talk. Yes, father. Surely there's more to it than yes, father. Come, what's between you? Speak. George, please leave. Father's upset. Let me ask just how you intend to support my daughter. Will God to show you a food and warmth? I think not. That's blasphemy. Die in truth through. I think it's time for me to leave. Good day, sir. And Emily, I'll be back. Father. Child. Don't hurt me this way. But I can't send him from me. I mustn't. No, father. No. Little while only. Little while. I need your heart, your warm heart to comfort me in this lonely house. Am I to put my heart away and seal it with a chain and let no hand to touch it except that it be mine? Who is to take my honest eyes and introduce his own? No one to teach me of love. I must learn alone. Oh, there you are, Emily. I was just going upstairs to call you. Oh, Emily, my dear. George, I suppose I'll have to go now. I always have to leave when I'd like most to stay. Your sister almost proposed to me as I passed over the threshold. She's very impetuous. Are we impetuous too? George, I didn't know about Father. And now that you know? Let's wait a short while. I think it's best. And then I'm to return to face his new outburst? I believe it's necessary. Well, our love is necessary? If we were to wait. A year isn't too long. But two or three or five. Or I do want to go with you. Far away. So very far. I must leave soon. I'm going abroad. I can't go with you now, George. Father's in poor health. Are we to wait until his life runs out? Don't. Don't let's talk about it. We mustn't think that way. We must not talk. We must not think everything not. Tell me you'll come back later. I do need you. I do love you. Remember that night. The standing in the brown leaves. When I first kissed you. Yes. May I again? Yes, George. Again. And forever. Oh, you miss Emily. Come far and face again and tell by the stamp. Must be nice to have a friend that travels. Excuse me, I'll take the letter, please. Well, here I've been holding it my hands all the time. Well, good day, Miss Emily. Good day. From you, George. Your voice again from across the sea. My dearest Emily. I have not heard from you yet. The seasons pass into one another. Horizons change. Italy is very beautiful. Crossing the mountains one truly felt the nearness of God. But there is no nearness of Emily. Why have you not written these past years? My good friend. My dear. What has happened? I may be returning within another year. Always in your garden, Emma. Good morning to the sunset. Thought I heard you talking to yourself the other day. I was talking to the flowers, Father. I told them the cold is coming again. And it is time to die. The green and yellow and purple must all lie down together.  You're very strange, Emily. Am I? Excuse me. I'd like to go inside now, Father. Where are you going? Upstairs. It's always upstairs. Know what I hope? I hope Father dies. No, Vinnie. Don't say it. Emily. I want to tell you something. Yes. Mr. Gould. George. He's coming back. Yes? To the new church right here in Amherst. Thank you for telling me, Vinnie. And... He's married. Married? I'll stay here with you and I'll copy your verses. And we'll always remain together in this house, always. Vinnie. I read about it. You'd have found out. Yes. I must see him again. Emily. To see him again. Hear his voice. I must. I must. A lovely sermon, Mr. Gould. You delivered it so beautifully. We're so glad you're with us here at Amherst. I believe, Mr. Gould, we're very fortunate to have you. Thank you. It was simply glorious, Mr. Gould. Simply glorious. Thank you. Thank you very much. George. Emily. Yes. It is Emily. How proud I am of you. In your new work. Emily. You're still beautiful. And older. A little. Yes. And older. Both of us. Now that I'm here, I hardly know what to say. Your father? Alive. And your poetry? That's a minor thing. Emily. What have we done with our lives? Don't speak of it, please. We've wandered from each other, like children. We must forget. We must. I've traveled the earth to forget. Only to return again. I hoped. Somehow you're coming back. What can I say now? If hearts were but doors to open and shut, then open again. George, I cannot listen. There is time. And time for us. Let me take your hand. I'm afraid I must say goodbye now. Emily. Time has passed, our star. We cannot call it back. Perhaps one day, when here's great day, we will return to our long ago forest and never be lost again. I wait for the morning. These are thoughts you will never receive, George. But still I sit here, alone in my room, and send them to you.  And imagine you're here with me. Listening. Time will close these lips and eyes and seal them up with stones. Then these bones you may bury, lower me gently down. If I give up the keys to death, his prisoner to be, I ask your hand upon my heart that I might easily die. Such was the love story of Emily Dickinson from the pain and beauty of her life flowed an imperishable song part of the voice of America. Not perhaps in the great frontier tradition but of the quiet flowering of the spirit which neither time nor traffic can ever erase from this history. And for her genius, which contributed to the artistic mural of our nation, Emily Dickinson takes an honored place in the cavalcade of America. Congratulations and our thanks to Anne Sterrett for her portrayal of Emily Dickinson and to the cavalcade players for their performance of Norman Rustin's Wait for the Morning. And now the star of next week's program, John McIntyre of the cavalcade players. Ladies and gentlemen, next week's cavalcade play is about a man who should have been everybody's grandfather, Benjamin Franklin. Not the signer of the declaration or the great diplomat, but an amusing story told in a whimsical radio drama, Dr. Franklin takes it easy, which highlights some of the good doctor's amazing inventions during the early days of our country. Once more, I am happy to portray the role of Dr. Franklin when cavalcade comes to you again next week. Thank you. For assistance in the preparation of our play, we wish to acknowledge with thanks the biography of Emily Dickinson written by Genevieve Tiger, the life and mind of Emily Dickinson. On the cavalcade of America, Carlyer sending best wishes from Dupont.