is having a great Labor Day weekend. Welcome to Titans All Access with Amy Wells on Mike Keith. So glad to have you for what figures to be an outstanding show. Our buddy Jim Wyatt from Tennessee Titans.com is on deck. He's gonna talk about what the offense looked like in training camp. Well Mike you can't forget the Nissan Insider. He's kind of a big deal. It's big Jeff. It's big Jeff indeed. Jeffrey Simmons our Nissan Insider. We'll have a preview of Titan's third round pick running back Darrington Evans out of Appalachian State. And we're going to have the Stuff the Bus campaign. Kevin Byron got involved. It's really great to see. That and a whole lot more on this edition of the program but we open with one of the biggest name media members in the country coming to preview the Titans. Peter King of NBC who writes the football morning in America column made this one of his very few stops on the overall tour that he took around the country this summer and his article about the Titans actually came out this past Monday. Absolutely it did. And we love to see the national media out here especially when there's so few opportunities. So with few stops for Peter King because of COVID-19. Why was Nashville one of the places that he wanted to see the Titans intriguing. Why did you decide to make the Tennessee Titans a stop on your shortened tour. Well there's two reasons. The overriding reason is that at the end of last year I remember seeing Mike Vrable in the locker room in Kansas City. And Mike Vrable was not crushed. He was not a despondent nor was he. Hey man we had a great year. He was just like all right. We're on to the next thing. And you know I just got this impression and I talked to Vrable while I was here. I got the impression you know that he really subscribes to the parcels theory of you never start one year where you left off the previous year. And that's exactly the way he feels. But I think there's so many interesting things about this team. I mean when any football fan thinks of the Tennessee Titans they think of Derek Henry having these monstrous games in the playoffs. Does any American football fan know that Ryan Tannehill had the highest quarterback rating in the last six years last year for this team right here. No nobody nobody even has a clue. But Arthur Smith Vrable Tannehill they they all figured out a way to do some really interesting stuff on offense to do some really varied stuff on offense. I just I don't I don't have a great feel for this division. Should Houston win it again. Is Indy ready to take the jump. Can these guys hold everybody off. It's a fascinating team and it's a fascinating division. Does the league. Does the national media know what to make of the 2020 Tennessee Titans. No I don't think America really knows to what may knows what to make of this team because not necessarily the New England game because that to me was not a surprise at all. The Baltimore game was a surprise and I think when you watch that game you know the one play that is front of mind about that play is you know the long Khalif Raymond play that nobody saw coming. Can he hold it. Yes touchdown Titans. Khalif Raymond. I think that is one of the really really interesting things about this team and that is that you know Arthur Smith. I was talking to John Robinson just shooting the breeze a little bit with him and and he said you know he tries to zig while everybody else is zagging and I think that's one of the great things about play callers in the NFL. It isn't necessarily if you have the best players. It is when you call plays the fact that it's a lot better to call a play when the defense doesn't see it coming and I think that's a lot of what this team is. So I think it's just a fascinating team. My Keith I really like all of the curiosity about the Titans. It makes me excited to impress the world. And we're going to see what the Titans are able to do coming up next weekend. But coming up next segment. This lady Amy Wells is standing by with Tennessee Titans.com's Jim Wyatt to talk about the Titans offense. Stay tuned. Welcome back to Titans all access. We are joined by the great Jim Wyatt. Jim we're talking all things offense today. And so I have to start with the quarterback and the running back. The two most prominent guys on that side of the ball. In your analysis what did you see out of Ryan Tannehill and Derek Henry. Well I think Ryan Tannehill has looked poised. He's looked in command. You know he we all remember like this time last season he was deferring to Marcus Mario is the backup quarterback just waiting his turn. He got an opportunity and he hit the ground running. And I think having another year in the system with author Smith. I think he's looked really good. He's been accurate in practices. I think Derek Henry has always been on the go. I think running the football he's been very effective. He came in camp in great shape. When there's a break in the action hits the sand pit you know hits the bike he's always doing something. Can tell both those guys ready to start the season. Do you feel like AJ Brown has picked up where he left off his rookie season in 2019. I do. I look at him and he just doesn't look like a guy who is going to the second season. He's got such a professional approach to him just his work ethic. The way he attacks the football in practice. I think one thing to strap to me is he just hasn't had an easy camp because I think the defensive backs have really risen to the occasion as far as being physical with him getting up in his face challenging him on a lot of plays and practices. He's won that battle some days and some days those guys have knocked balls away. But I like that because I think that's something that's going to really prepare him for the season. Adam Humphries is a guy who missed the last couple of months of 2019. He's back now in 2020. Do you feel like he's picking up kind of where he left off. Yeah I mean last season he he limped to the finish. Unfortunately because of the ankle injury that he suffered late in the season. I think you get it out to be able to play in the season finale. Talking to him this offseason just having a year with Ryan Tannehill kind of knowing what to expect having a better feel to offense. I have to say last year I noticed him in camp more than I have this season. But that's not necessarily a bad thing. I just think this team has some of the more options on the offensive side of the ball that he doesn't necessarily have to be a focal point in a lot of practices. Jim White you've been here for a while. Do you think that this could be one of the most effective Titans offenses in over a decade. Well it's a tough act to follow. I think there's every reason to believe it can be. But I look at what it did last year. I mean first in in the league in red zone efficiency at 75.6. Third in the league in rushing yards 138.9 a game. Fourth in yards per play 6.2. 10th in points per game average of 25.1 a game. Tannehill was number one in pass rating. Derek Henry leads the league in rushing AJ Brown a 1000 yard receiver. So you're picking up from from that success. But the good news is these guys are back and I think there's a comfort level there. These guys have played alongside one another. They've got the same offensive coordinator. So heading into the season. I think there's a reason to be very optimistic about things moving forward. All right. So let's maybe not shoot for all of those number one numbers. But let's shoot for top five. What are some of the keys for the Titans offense to be one of those top five offenses in the league. Well I think it red zone efficiency is always going to be at the top of that list or near the top because number one obviously is good health. You've got to keep Tannehill healthy. You've got to keep Derek Henry healthy and have them play a 16 game season and then going in the postseason. But you've got to be able to score when you get close to the end zone. That's what this team did so well last season. So you need to continue to do that. Get your playmakers involved spread the football around. You know the only real question mark on the season is is just how things are going to shake out at right tackle. I think I think we have a feeling that this is going to end up being Dennis Kelly spot. So just that offensive line being able to to be you know cohesive and operating you know without any hiccups is a key as well. Jim Wyatt it's always good to have you here guys. Check him out on Tennessee Titans dot com. He writes something new every single day every single day. All right. We're going to head to break and as we go there we're going to give you a little scouting report on the Tennessee Titans rookie running back. Darenton Evans you know when we first saw his film we knew he could run so he's fast. But then I think just really his personality he was kind of quiet but yet when he did open up and talk you can tell that he had a lot going on up inside his head. You know we first recruiting and we didn't know whether he's going to be a wide receiver or running back. You know we knew he was a great athlete. We knew we needed to get the ball in his hands when we decided to switch into running back and he just started getting tougher and tougher because the one thing about running back obviously you know you're going to take a lot of big hits and you know we just didn't know at the college level would he be able to do that. The more and more he did it. Wow. I mean he really turned it on and was started to break tackles and so really probably that did that first full-time year probably midway through that year is when he really really came on strong with that and really hadn't looked back ever since. I think just his versatility I mean his ability to catch the football out of the backfield and also the fact that when you're running the zone play which I know you guys run that and he is really really patient and then when it's time to hit the hole he'll stick his foot in the ground and he's going north to south and he can take the disc. I think he'll be able to protect in the backfield as well. He's not extremely big running back but he's so smart he understands protections and so he'll know which guy needs to go protect. I love players that I think that you can approach and be able to pull forward and root for. He's going to be that kind of player and then I think just his electricity he's going to be able to provide on the field you know putting those two things together I think he's going to be a fan favorite. He's the first class human being first and foremost who happens to be able to run fast. And so you know to me that's a great combination. I really believe that the Titans hit a home run with Darrington Evans and I'm so excited for the fans there to be able to watch him. Glad to have you back with us as we get ready to talk about year two of Big Jeff. Jeff free Simmons joining us on Titans all access. Big man. How are you. I'm great. I'm feeling good by the feeling good. You know I'm just glad to be back with the team. You know we've been working so hard these last couple of days and you know of course it's different for us but at the same time you know we all have a job and that's job is you know adapt to the change and you know just keep working. How is Jeffrey Simmons different entering year number two that he was entering year number one outside of the obvious which is the big bulky knee brace. Well first of all you know it's a lot of new expectation not just for me but for this team you know we pick it back off last year you know. We didn't get to exactly what we wanted to get at and you know this year you're right here you know we forgetting last year you know it's all about this year here you know me personally you know I'm all away I'm all about you know what can I do for this team to help this team win. You know just that mindset OK. It's time to really just go take over. I'm always interested to ask this question of a guy entering year two as you finished up that rookie year playing in the AFC Championship game. What did you know in January that you would not have had any way to know last August having finished a full season. I mean it just I think especially you know playing in this league it just so many expectations you know coming from you know not just the coaches but your teammates you know the teammates they pushing on you to go make that play they pushing on you to get in the quarterback phase just around you it just so much that you have to know especially playing defensive line you know and you know me playing especially being a rookie you know it just you know you don't pay attention to them things at first in the beginning of the season because you like okay I might not be in this situation especially me because I wasn't playing I was like I might not be in this situation but later in the season when you actually you know you end up being that guy that they dependent on because of someone else might have went down but now it's your chance to step in so it's the same thing like I said earlier you have to always be alert because you never know when is your chance to step in so let me follow that in a way because I think about the playoff game in Baltimore early in the game you're putting the rush on Lamar Jackson you get through get your hands up force him to throw over you he makes a bad throw Kevin Byard intercepts that's the type of play you're talking about even though it's not a big stat for Jeffrey Simmons you had a major impact on that play and thus on that game correct I mean like I said that's that's where you know this team focusing his own you know how can I help this team win just by me you know getting in the pocket you know very because Ray Barrett talk about affecting the quarterback that's a way to affect the quarterback to get in the middle of the pocket you know especially get my hands up so he could overthrow his guy all job is to help out the DB our DB's job is you know help out us you know if we get into the quarterback and he rushing his throat you know of course because I know we have a great secondary and they gonna intercept the ball they're just like that we got great coverage on the back end we're gonna get to the quarterback so it just everybody playing the part and you like I said that game right there just shows that if we doing what we talked about doing the week completing our goal and our goal was to affect the quarterback and that's what we did so you know it was a great intercession on the back end so because you were coming off a surgery you had a chance to be at St. Thomas Sports Park during the offseason even during the pandemic situation when this place was just vacant what was that like it was different especially you know not being able to be around the guys you know you know this game of football all about relationships you know you have to have a relationship not just with the players but the coaches and you know you really don't see nobody but the training staff or the weight room lifting staff you know code frame them so it was so different for me because like I said I wanted to get my knee right but at the same time you know where's the other teammates you know that I could get this bun with that you know like I said last year you know with the rookies coming in you know even though I was doing rehab out the player was still around and I was able to get a relationship with some of the players and with most of the players so it just just all season it was different but like I said I was okay with it you know my thing was you know I'm coming here to get my knee better I'm coming here to get better every day so I was like my head down just trying to work alright so let's end it with this I'm standing here five months from now and I'm describing Jeffrey Simmons 2020 season how do you hope I'm describing it what do you hope I'm saying first off you know just I helped my team win the Super Bowl you know I'm secondly you know I just want to everyone to see that the reason why I came to the Tyson the reason why I came here and I feel like John them got me here for brave them got me here is because they they want me here to disrupt the line of scrimmage and my goal is to do whatever I can help this team win the Super Bowl but same time you know for me personally I want to show everybody in its lead that I deserve and belong in his lead by dominating every snap of the game so be a disruptor I will good stuff thanks for the time thank you tighten up second year Jeffrey Simmons with us on the program we're back with more of the show right after this every book counts I know a lot of times for me I think my votes not going to count but if the person next to him says the same thing the next person him says the same thing all of a sudden nobody's voting I didn't really feel the importance as a younger adult but now I really see the importance especially in this election because every single vote counts I mean you never know if your vote could be the swing vote that can decide who could be the president it's your right as an American to make sure that your voice is heard and you have a say that one not only goes on the presidential elections but you know everything between that and city council every vote counts every vote counts every vote counts every vote counts every vote counts tighten up the Titans have partnered with I am a voter to support the league's NFL votes campaign the goal of this partnership is to educate Titans players staff and fans about voting registration and activation Titans fans are encouraged to text TIT ANS that spells Titans to 26797 to find out the registration status and get more information about the upcoming election now here are some important dates September 22nd is national voter registration day November 3rd of course is election day now if you live in Tennessee October 5th is voter registration deadlines for you guys and October 14th through the 29th is early voting in Kentucky October 5th again is that voter registration deadline October 13th through November 2nd that's early voting for you guys in Kentucky and in Alabama October 19th is your voter registration deadline there's more Titans all access on the way coming up after this break we are stuffing the bus and Kevin Byard makes a great donation stick around the Tennessee Titans and Academy Sports and Outdoors partner to stuff the bus Amy Wells please explain what is stuff the bus well you get stuff that you would put on a bus like school supplies stuff you would put on a bus like what you did there yes thank you so Kevin Byard got involved in the stuff the bus campaign donating backpacks for kids at Inglewood Elementary School and it was pretty cool they were able to drive through pick up their backpacks and see their teachers check it out this is Kevin Byard all prosecuted for your Tennessee Titans and honor back to school my foundation the Byer Family Legacy Fund and United Way of Greater Nashville has partnered with Academy Sports to provide much needed equipment supplies backpacks and much more to thousands of children in need in the Greater Nashville area the kids were very excited when I told them that they were getting backpacks from the Titans that was like yeah that was extra extra special for them we've been working on stuff the bus for I think close to 15 years now and the Titans have always been the principal sponsor the trying times that we are now we're all being challenged in one way or the other you know different messages in schools on sports so being able to take advantage maybe take a little bit of you know stress off a parent's shoulder you can't beat it we're going to help close to 10,000 kids get the school supplies they need this year and these are kids who don't always have what they need the White Dross Spring Backpack has passed score with all your third grade stuff in there so you can be really extra smart in my class and do your work right it's typical need combined with the stress caused by COVID-19 and job loss and financial stress so being able to tell families over the summer don't buy school supplies like we've got you was was really really incredible and they are so so appreciative this weekend a holiday weekend with Labor Day next week kickoff week for the National Football League woohoo it's here lots of things going on with the Tennessee Titans during kickoff week we will show you as many of those things as we possibly can on next week's edition of Titans All Access we'll get you ready for the Monday night football opener in Denver general manager John Robinson is back with official word on the Tennessee Titans roster and our Nissan insider has to be the quarterback Ryan Tannehill sits down with me to talk Titans all that and more next week on Titans All Access for Amy Wells I'm Mike Keith have a great Labor Day weekend and thanks for joining us we'll see you next time


Well, let's kick it. Bemidji girls with their home finale tonight versus Detroit Lakes, pretty even start to the game visitors put some pressure on, but Ali Beard is there to make the save. Jacks with some A plus chances late in the half. Lindsey Hildenbrand a breakaway, but the goalie slides in for the stop. And this time Hildenbrand delivering to Anna Seuchman right out in front. But another big save. This one actually goes to overtime. Harper towered in her first game batch in the beginning of the season. She has the game winner to one the final. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland public television.


OK, the next one comes from my friend Billy, who once he wanted and found a way to store his music library in the cloud. So similar to what Apple Music subscribers can do with iCloud Music Library, but he is not an Apple Music subscriber. And Google changed the way they were doing things, which is where he stored it in the past. YouTube and the cost structure wasn't attractive to him because he's just got tons and tons of his own music that he's ripped. And he found this thing, John, called iBroadcast at iBroadcast.com. You can if you've got a project iBroadcast.com, that's the link I'll put in the show notes that kind of explains a little bit of it. But it is it is your music library. You upload it, right? So it's not like it's not a streaming service in the sense that, you know, they have all the songs and and you just, you know, pay to do it. In fact, you don't have to pay them anything. You upload all your stuff. If you use the free account, you get their they will stream or download and they do have iOS clients and they've got a Mac client for uploading and all of that good stuff and a Windows client and a Linux client. And the free version gets you streaming and downloading at 128 K. And then the premium version increases that substantially. And I think it's four bucks a month, three ninety nine a month for that. It's a relatively new service. It's growing. They're privately funded currently. So but it's a pretty cool, like great little thing to find. Of course, the other alternative, if one other alternative, not the is if you have a Synology disk station, you can put it all there and then use audio station or even Plex or to play your music, you know, on your devices when you're when you're not around. So if you've already got a Synology disk station, that's the way I would do it. In fact, that is the way I do it. But if you want to put it in the cloud, then Project I broadcast is a great option. Yeah. So, yeah. That's fine. I like it.


Fy enal mai y gallwch i gael i gaelu i'r adrwm ar y gyfodolion o wob yn y dystiadol hynny. Fydda'r gayael yn ystyried i'r adrwm yn arwain wedi gynnig o bwysig o gwbl sy'n bwysig i'r adrwm beth beth sy'n busw ydyn ni'n mynd i'r adrwm allanon. Y patienttym yn ystyried i'r adrwm bwysig i'r adrwm yn ystyried i'r cyfyddiadau oherwydd mae'n cael ei ddweud, dwi'n credu'r cael ei ddweud i bobl mwyaf, ac yn cael ei wneud yn gwybwy. a gweld yn y gallu cyfnod o fenombol yn y system munitariol o helpu i bwysig sydd такимu iawn, o helpu i bwysig hwnnw, ac i ffoster cyfnod mai'r ffynall sydd. Mi'n fel Camian Mwg-Dolha. Rydw i am ym mwynhau yw ym mynwysydd am yterm. Rydw i'n bod efo'r sânwch i'r cyfeirwyr ar y ffermdd o'r system munitariol yn y Ucain. I'm Monica Tanarska. I ran several companies, but I have been supporting positive manifold for a couple of years I think now. I think it's more in terms of small businesses. I don't feel that the banks are supporting small businesses from a financial point of view in a way that I would like to see it. So the money is not really filtering down to help us to create a business, create more work, more jobs for people etc. So I think that's something that could be done a lot better. I do believe that it is impossible to understand why the 2008 crisis occurred and even more why the recovery from that crisis has been so extraordinarily difficult and slow without addressing those fundamental issues about the nature of debt, the nature of credit, the nature of money and where purchasing power comes from which positive money have encouraged us to think about. Could you put up your hand if you think there is some risk of a some kind of financial crisis potentially happening again in the coming years? Almost unanimous. And could you put up your hand if you think we should start considering new innovations in monetary policy? And that in turn created an environment, the environment in which we've been living for the last seven years in which that pile of debt doesn't really go away. It just shifts around the economy. I think we need to be aware that it isn't just interest rates. The way it does exactly right is that we need to be aware much more about what's going on in the economy than just looking at inflation. And if it's roughly two seg everything's fine, we do need to be more aware because we know it blew up in our face in the crisis. We don't have the structures and markets of finance system that support true enterprise. Too often it supports and enables people to collect economic rent to just appropriate the wealth of others. The finance system has become very much like that and the money system lies at the heart of the financial system. And so if we really want to have a pro-enterprise economy where people can achieve great creative new enterprises, we need to look at the money system and how it can best enable that endeavour. We need not just to change our monetary system, we need to change our mentality about our monetary system. So I think in that sense the commission is a good idea. We're calling for a money commission to be set up by the UK's Treasury to establish whether the money and credit system is effectively serving the public interest. The UK hasn't actually examined how the money and credit system works or maybe some of the problems with it since the 1930s.


Alrighty, let's check it out. So I think that is all pretty cool. It's pretty cool too. So my main impressions, A, the first thing you have to fix, that's going to also change a bit your composition everything, is the camera. With the camera right now, once you hit this spot, see how fast it still goes back. It feels very similar to what it was before. It's basically your camera curve is doing something where it goes back, goes back, goes back, accelerates quickly and continues. And what you can do is set a key here, right, and then take out that key. And then what happens is that you gradually get into this, if that makes sense. So you take out this bump. So basically you start off this close but gradually get to a point where those are only this big. That makes sense. It's because watching this, yeah, it's just still very jarring. Now other than that, this is cool, but I would do though is that right now he feels a bit like Sunday morning, vacationy. He looks over and goes, I guess, yeah, I think could be need to get a bit more of a faster head turn over. It's a bit more frantic, right? So you're going, hey, what is he doing?  And then this thing appears. Now I know this is a pain in the ass, but the thing that's gonna sell this in terms of animation to wellness is that you can have him or her a bit more here. The head is a bit more centered. And when the creature turns around and goes like this, you end up having an action where that hand, instead of that arm going down there, it's actually more like this and the other one stays back while it turns and that creature looks over. If that makes sense.  Your arms are gonna come kind of with you, right? So you want to make sure that it's not just the running cycle with the head turn in it and then globally moving him over or her to the screen left. It has to be a bit more complicated where that look turns into almost kind of a sideways, a couple sideways steps and then back into that. And the thing is you could potentially start with the camera out a bit more out. Meaning as something maybe between this and this, even though this is cool. Only thing I'm concerned about here is that you tilt up with the camera. We're starting to lose too much of the creature facially. And if you were a bit, you know, ideally, I would say an ideal world, you start like this, a bit more centered, have him look back, a couple of side steps, which automatically slows down the creature, right?  It's further back, which means it's still in screen space. And to me, it's also visual cue of going, I'm getting smaller. You know, I'm not as important anymore, look over here since this is what we're introducing. And then it can look forward again and ramp up and start getting closer and closer and closer. If needed, but, you know, I think this will lead nicely into that now for the dragon. That's cool, but you can push it. You can make it a lot more dramatic. So right now you got this, you know, that's kind of the angle, but you can easily go like this. So it's like a full sweep over and then turn back. That makes sense. So right now it just kind of comes up and stays put. So the path is a bit kind of just doing that versus, well, you can go like that. That's the alignment of the wings comes over and it goes from this to this, back and here, just a bit more, just pushing that more. And the same thing here, as you continue, it would have, you know, it's, you can have some more activity in the legs and then the head would turn over and then the wings go, so it's a bit more of a lead into something like that. So right now at this point, the dragon is crabbing. It's moving sideways, meaning that if the path is doing this, your creature's body, you know, it's flying like this and then it needs to fly like that, right? It's aligned like a fish. Right now it's more like a chopper, where even though it's going that way to a shitty color, you know, it's kind of doing something where it just, it just goes this way, but it's still pointing that way, if that makes sense. And that's what we call crabbing as it moves sideways. So you definitely want to have a bit more of a patty look to it. So meaning that by this point, the head will be here, body here, legs here. That's my drawing. Yeah, kaka! Right? Which is cool because then when it gets to this, you can make a nicer curve, so it goes like that and then like that. So it's a bit more, you know, then it turns back around. I hope that makes sense. And then because of that, once you're here, it's also a bit too much like that, you know, I would angle it a bit more like this. So you can, you know, leave the head, but then the body is a bit more profile. Legs are back here and then the wings angle this way because it's been doing that, right? This way, this way, and then back. This way, and then back. Then it's going to be fantastic. So then you've got him holding on to the head. Like I said in the previous critique, it swings him around, right? The head goes this way, the body does his whoa big swing over. You can have that nice, tightest crash. Fantastic. But this is cool. Like I really like how you implemented the notes here. It's a really cool relay. And what is this? What's going on?  And you can have, you can have that fireball potentially hit a bit closer, a bit more here.  And that could even be, it could also be really cool to have as he, as creature moves, that the ball passes, goes past us and then imagine explosion is behind us and then pieces as they exploded, you know, fly by, pass us from back to the front, if that makes sense. And we're kind of going through an explosion, smoke and debris moment, but definitely, definitely change that camera here. All righty. Well, thank you. All right. 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Again, we bring you another episode from Edgar Rice Burrow's startling book, Tarzan of the Eighth. Swinging with easy grace and miraculous speed, Tarzan soon comes upon Captain Tracy hopelessly lost in the maze of undergrowth. Silently unseen, Tarzan looks down upon the man and pities his inadequacy. A slight movement in the tall brass behind Tracy catches Tarzan's eye. A tawny shadow, Numa the lion, crouched for a spring, his sinewy legs drawn deep under him, his lean body low, yellow fangs bared, lips twisted in a fearful, soundless snarl. His body sinks lower, crouching for that terrific deadly spring, lower, lower, inch by inch, lower. In a moment there'll be a roaring snarl and angled body, lower, lower. He's swift, steady fingers, Tarzan snatches an arrow from his quiver, fits it into the bowstring, with bow pulled taught Tarzan waits. The lion's eyes glow, his body is tense, ready.  Numa snarls, crazy whirls, pulling to the race of darling death, Tracy screams. There's a moment of deadly tension, Numa screams, but the lion's muscular body launches itself, an arrow flies from Tarzan's bow, punches deep into Numa's thigh. For a moment, the charge is stopped, but only for a moment. Numa turns, slaps with the arrow buried in his lean thigh, Tracy starts to run, stumbles, falls. Numa and a magnanimous pain and rage flows around, tense for one more terrific spring upon the full man. Tracy crawls, rolls, digs his fingers deep into the earth to beg him for safety. It's no use. Numa screams. I come from it. Tarzan drops from a tree, lands upon the hurling beast in midair, his fingers beating in fury, and once striking in, they twist in the air, fall. Tarzan's mighty right arm encircles the beast's neck.  Suddenly Tarzan's knife punches, punches with terrific force to the side of the lion, again and again and again. Slowly, the great muscles of the lion relax. The yellowish green fire fades from his eyes. The great head goes loose in Tarzan's grasp. Numa is dead.  Tarzan, the mighty hunter, has made a kill. Hanks.  It was, well, all but unbelievable. My name is Tracy. Numa bundolo tarman cany. Tarzan bundolo numa. Numa bund... I don't understand. Numa bundolo tarman cany. I'm sorry, old man, but English is the only language I know. Tarzan studies Tracy curiously. Slowly, he walks around it. Finally, Tracy starts off, motioning Tarzan to follow it. Tarzan realizes that the man is going in the direction away from which he came. He grasps Tracy's arm to lead him in the opposite direction. Certain that he's right, Tracy starts off again in the wrong direction. This time, Tarzan takes from his leopard skin girdle the green jade bottle and floods it into Tracy's hand. Tracy is amazed and then... He's aghast. With a swift gesture, Tarzan grabs Tracy, hoists him to his shoulder. Tracy struggles futilely and then relaxes. Certainly, this poorest man who saved his life at the risk of his own has no intent other than for good. Tracy is appalled. Tarzan leaps, grasps low, branch of a tree. Up, up, he leaps from branch to branch in a moment they're sweeping along with incredible speed. Meanwhile, Clayton, Jane, and Professor Porter are stealthily making their way out for they intend to hide themselves from Yonk, believing they'll be safe. Unknown to them, Yonk and Snape are following. I thought I heard somebody following us. I too heard something. Come on, hurry along. Just through this next bulkhead. Serious! Oh, shoot. Run for it. Take Jane's other arm, Professor. Come on, sir. Forty-five, ninety, here's the end. What are we going to do? We ain't got a chance of getting through that door. On both sides.  Luck and the dimes start to death. Can't we just maroon them some place?   With them alive, our name will be carved on every gallows in the country. If we get them out of the way, get the treasure, scull the old tub, we're away clean. Sure. That's all right for the guy in the old eater. But what about the dimes? Yonk, baby. When I want any suggestions from you, Snipes, I'll ask for them. Crack that valve and stuck my head in the noose for a treasure, and I'm not going to be cheated.  But if you side turn it, there'll be a lamp in here somewhere. Here are some matches. Always the last pocket in which one looks. There's an apple there. Oh, what luck. Imagine that beast Yonk firing on our wall. Oh, this is terrible. I've been thinking it over, Clayton. The best thing for us to do is to go out, face them, and offer to do anything, anything in return for their word to give Jane safe passage to the next pot. Their word? What good will that do?  That's my George. Look, look, look. They're scurrying. Half of them have gone already. Thanks, heaven. What in the world are you supposed to honor them all that way? When rats divert, it's an ill omen, they say. The document is being dragged in. Oh, let's get out of here. They're going to flutter us out. Open the door. You might as well go up and face it. When I open the door, stand back. Oh, but can he take off in there? All right. Stand back, Professor. The door must be stuck. Put your shoulders to it. All right, now. One, two. Get on the other side. Now, don't worry. We'll pound on the door and they'll open up. Hand me that bottle over there. Oh, Jane. Yes, yes. Let me help you up on the side so you can keep your feet. No, don't bother. I'm right up to my knees now. Hurry. Lock on the door. Here's the door. Right. And here it is. Oh, surely. Surely they'll open it. That's funny. Jump. Open the door. Jump. You're here.