Now, the DuPont Cavalcade of America starring Lorraine Day in the proud way. The story of a willful young girl who loved Jefferson Davis and became one of the great ladies of the South, Marina Howell. I was only 17 and as we used to say, green, young, spoiled rotten, but my father's old friend Joseph Davis invited me to spend the Christmas holidays on his Mississippi plantation named Hurricane. I had come up from Natchez on the river packet, and one of Uncle Joe's nieces met me at the war. She was riding a wonderfully wild-looking chestnut cove. Do you? Yes, I am. I'm Mary Bradford, one of the clans. Whoa, whoa, whoa. I can ever get the devil out of this brute. The southern boy be quiet. Oh, he's beautiful. Are you a niece? I don't know a thing about Uncle Joe's family. Oh, you will. There will be simply scores of us at Hurricane by Christmas Day. Young Joe was perishing to come and meet you at the boat. Young Joe? One of my cousins. You know, we all think Uncle Joe is paying a wedding for you. A wedding? Yes, he's described you in such glowing terms to Young Joe that the poor boys expect in Delilah and Cleopatra and the Queen of Sheeva all rollin' in. Oh, la-dee-da, that's just plain silly. Well, if I'm any judge, he won't think something. Southern boy, be quiet. Quiet boy. Now, what about our going on up to the house, Miss Howell? I've had lovely little Philly brought over for you. Her name's Amelia. Thank you, but why don't you ride Amelia and let me try your Sultan? Oh, no. Uncle Jeff would be fury. Another uncle? Well, why should I pray it? You don't know him. Listen, Mary, I've been riding horses all my life, and I'll wagered you a great big hunk of plum pudding that I can handle this one. Come on. One clouded weather over the rustling leaves through the thick trees we rode towards the plantation called Hurricane. Sir, run. But he's so... And see if you can lead the way. Howdy-da, what's she so scary about an old uncle for? Mary! Mary! What have I told you about the racing Sultan? I beg your pardon, I'm not married. Oh, oh, oldy, guests from Natchez. May I ask how you come to be riding, Sultan? She can't handle him. I can. Indeed. Oh, Uncle Jeff, I am sorry. I surely didn't expect you to catch us red-handed. But I did. You'd better walk the horses the rest of the way, Mary. Oh, why? Aren't you coming back with us? No, I've got to go on to Vicksburg. But I'll see you at supper tonight. Good day, Miss Howard. Good day. Who's he think he is ordering people around like that? Oh, please don't get the wrong idea about Jeff Davis, Vrina. We all take orders from him because he knows what he's talking about, and, well, because we love him. Well, anybody who's always right is that. I feel sorry for his wife. Vrina! You don't know what you're saying. Why? What did I say? Vrina, eight years ago, not more than three months after the wedding, Jeff Davis' wife died. Eyes were the bluer side ever seen, and his mouth the saddest. That night at Hurricane, I met more of the Davis' at supper, and seated next to me was young Joe, the nephew I had been brought here to meet, and perhaps married. And how do you like Hurricane so far, Miss Vrina? Why, it's just beautiful. You know, my father's never been here, and he thinks he's sent me off to an alligator swamp over Christmas. Well, a few years ago, he might have been right. I mightn't, Uncle Joe. Well, it's all rich farmland now. That is, you get the edge of my property. Then it's the deadliest most malignant swamp land in the state. Poor Uncle Jeff. Here's a very dickens of a time keeping Briarfield clear. Briarfield? My plantation. North of Hurricane and mostly swamp land. Well, if it's swamp land, how do you ever grow anything there, Mr. Davis? Grow? Why, Uncle Jeff planned to grow the saplings around his house eight years ago, and would you believe it? It's a whole forest now.  I knew what he meant. Eight years ago, the bride of Mr. Jeffers and Davis had died. Yet everything else, it seemed, lived and thrived, and grew almost too fast in this delta richness. When supper was over, we all went up to the music room. And you're our honor guest, Miss Vrina, so you must decide on the entertainment for Christmas Eve. Well, I am honored. What about charades? Oh, that'd be lovely. Let's start choosing sides right now. Miss Vrina, for me. Well, I choose you, Uncle Jeff. Then it seems to be all settled, doesn't it? I know the tableau I want to do. The wigs trying to get the bank back from the Democrats. Mary, you're not supposed to laugh. Perhaps we better avoid political subjects, Mary, dear. Our guest was raised a wig. You don't mean to tell me you're all Democrats, Uncle Joe. Yes, ma'am. I'm afraid we are. Vrina, the Democratic Committee in Vicksburg even wants Uncle Jeff to stand for the Mississippi Legislature. I won't be accepting the nomination, however.  I'm a planter, not a politician, Joe. You're needed? Who needs a solitary scholar living away from the world? The world might need you, Mr. Davis. Why, thank you, Miss Vrina. But you see, Briarfield is my world. And I've accustomed my eyes to its mists and shadows. I've no wish now to face the glaring lights of the Capitol. That night I lay in the great poor poster in the room I shared with Mary, thinking of the people I had met at hurricane of Mr. Jefferson Davis. What manner of man was he that he should grieve alone through a lifetime for a woman who could never return? In the darkness I listened to Mary's quiet breathing and resolved that Uncle Joe's marriage plans for me would go awry. I was green, young, and willful, and I had not given my heart. But that night I was resolved that Jeff Davis would give up his heart to me. So the next morning... Why, good morning, Miss Vrina. Good morning, gentlemen. Are we the only ones down for breakfast? It would seem so. Well, Uncle Joe will be busy with his accounts today, so Uncle Jeff is to make the rounds of the plantation for me. Oh, I hear a chair, Miss Vrina. Allow me. Thank you, Joe. What will you have? Eggs, spoon bread? Just coffee, if you please. All right. Mr. Jeff. Yes, Miss Vrina. Would it be an imposition if I asked you to let me ride with you today? Oh, Miss Vrina. I was going to ask you. I don't think it would amuse you very much. Go in with me. It will if I ride Sultan. Sultan? Oh, no, I'm sorry. Please. He's a dangerous animal, willful, flighty. Then we understand each other. I'm willful and flighty, too. Oh. Please. Well, I suppose as long as I'm with you. But mind you, no galloping, no racing. I promise. No galloping, no racing. Well, how do you like my brother's alligator swamp, Miss Vrina? So many orchards, so many gardens and fields. Is your briar feel like this, Mr. David? Briar feels a very poor thing in comparison. If it weren't for James, my overseer, it would still be like a jungle. I'd like to see your forest. The one that grew up in eight years. Oh, no, I'm sorry. It's getting late. We'd better turn back. We'll go. Must we? Yes, we must. We'd better trade horses, too. Oh, why? Well, Sultan's restless. He recognizes this road. Come, shall we turn back now? Vrina, where are you going? It's not I. It's Sultan's. Hold it! He wants to go to Briarfield. No! I can't hold him back! Get off the road! Try to stop him! Jeff didn't know, but I was urging Sultan across the Cane break into a patch of forest towards Briarfield. Then we came out into the cane again, a great, pathless waste of it that opened suddenly at the edge of a creek, and Sultan stumbled. Vrina! Vrina! Are you all right? Yes. I shall never forgive myself for letting you ride. Oh, and look. You've ruined your dress. Oh, dear. Perhaps we can scrape the mud off my skirt. Uh, hadn't we better go on to your house, Mr. Davis? I suppose we'll have to now. Come on. You didn't want me to come to your house, did you? You will be its first visitor in eight years. Ahead was the grove of live-out that Jefferson Davis had literally willed into being to shut out the world. And there it was, the strange, dark house he built for Theranox Taylor, his wife. And I was the first woman to set foot in it since the day she died. You are listening to The Proud Way, starring Lorraine Day as Vrina Howell and featuring House Jameson as Jefferson Davis on the Cavalcade of America sponsored by the Depart Company, makers of better things for better living through chemistry. Vrina Howell is telling the story of a Christmas holiday at the Mississippi plantation called Hurricane where she's met Jefferson Davis, the lonely planter of Briarfield. Vrina has determined that he will fall in love with her and forget his first wife who died eight years before. Now, Vrina continues her story. Jefferson Davis helped me dry the mud from the skirt of my velvet riding habit before the big stove at Briarfield. And then when he went outside to have a horse's groom, I opened the door to the dark library, curious to see. I stepped inside thinking I was alone, but... Was there something new with young miss? The star holds me. I came in to tell you the horses is ready. So soon? Yes, ma'am. Are you his overseer? I take care of everything here about some, Mr. Jeff. I was his orderly in the army. He depends on me for everything. He don't invite nobody here. I know that. Follow me. Look out to the horses now. He seemed to think he owned Briarfield. I was angry and I told myself I would show him his place. The next day I went riding again with Jefferson Davis, and this time it was much easier to arrange for a stop at the house. I had only to complain of being thirsty, like a child asking for water in the night. James will get you some tea, Vrina. I better look to the horse. All right, Mr. Davis. Suppose I wait for you in the library. I went inside and looked at the rows upon rows of his books. I sat down in a deep leather chair and picked up from the table beside me a slim leather-bound volume. I don't think he'd like it. You're looking at that book. Why must you always startle me like that, James? Mr. Jeff said you were thirsty for tea. I brought you some. Thank you. And why shouldn't I look at his books while I wait? That one belonged to the young lady. You take very good care of Mr. Jeff, don't you, James? A little beyond the call of duty, wouldn't you say? I don't know what you mean, Miss. I've been his orderly at his side doing the worst Indian fighting. Been with him ever since. Maybe something a young lady like you wouldn't understand. But I do, James. Did Mr. Jeff like the army? He resigned to marry Miss Sales. He'd have been a general by now. Wait! You've just given me a wonderful idea. Has he any old uniforms packed away around here? Yes, I reckon he has. Well, you see, we're having a charades party tomorrow night at Hurricane. Do you think Mr. Jeff would mind if young Joe dressed up in one of his uniforms to represent him and his soldier in days? I don't know, Miss. Please, James, pack some things and send them over to me, will you? Put in anything colorful. Uniforms, an Indian trophy. I reckon you'll be coming back here often from now on. Why not? So how are you gonna manage it, young Miss? I beg your pardon. He don't invite nobody. It is always just us. You said that before, James. But situations do have a way of changing. You'll see. Jeff Davis and I rode back towards Hurricane in silence that afternoon. He was a superb horseman, and Sultan responded to him as to a beloved friend. Yet there was unyielding sternness in the strong lines of his profile. How are you going to manage it, young Miss? James said, how are you going to manage it? Someday I guess your plantation is going to be just about as grand as Uncle Joe's, isn't it? Well, not with a silent house on it, child.  Jeff, why are you doing this terrible thing to yourself? Don't stop, Rena. It's very late. I don't care. I've got to know. These things don't concern you. But I wasn't being idly curious. I was trying to understand.  You can't possibly understand. Children sometimes see truths that their elders are blind to. I know what's happened, Rena. People have been giving you a picture of me that's only half true. I can't leave me alone. You mean why can't I leave you alone? Yes, you. You insisted you made it necessary for me to take you to Briarfield. What if I did?  Why not? Because that wonderful overseer of yours presumes to dislike me? No, indeed. Because my life doesn't concern you. And why shouldn't it? You're going to marry young Joe. I won't. Yes, you will. My brother wills it. Just the way he willed it that our land should be divided into farmland and swamp, hurricane and Briarfield. As soon as we reached Hurricane, he mounted another horse and rode off to Vicksburg. And when the trunk came from James at Briarfield that night, I asked young Joe to help me open the trunk, will you, Joe? All right. Let's see what James sent over. There ought to be some uniforms and maybe an Indian trophy. Yeah. Oh. Oh, Joe. What's the matter? These aren't uniforms. Look, it's a lady's cloak and a pair of satin slippers and a white gown. Well, I don't understand. I do. See what he's written? Worn by my beloved wife on the 15th day of June, 1835. Her wedding clothes? Oh, Miss Brina, James must have sent you the wrong trunk by mistake. It wasn't a mistake. He'll pretend it was, but I know he did it on purpose. Oh, why? Why should he want to send her things to you?  That's exactly why. To let me know it's no use my trying. To make me know Jeff hasn't forgotten it. That he won't ever forget it. He's daring me to take a place where we both know that I never, never can. I felt wild and angry and hurt, and I decided to leave Hurricane. But there was something my pride told me I must do first. I couldn't let James win without a word from me. So in the morning I slipped away, mounted Sultan, and rode off towards Briarfield. The sky was black and I rode as though I were mad, as if Sultan's galloping hooffeats could pound the ache from my heart. Then suddenly a great streak of lightning tore the sky apart. And then bolted across the vast wilderness of Canebrae. I hung on, but the lightning seemed to have opened up the heavens and a torrent of rain poured down upon us. And at last I knew we were lost. Oh, we can't be more than a few miles from Sun's place, Sultan. I wrenched him cold, I clung miserably to his back, and as the hours passed and it grew darker, the swamp water began to rise. All around us the grasses and the brambles moved. Could it be alligators or snakes? It could be the wind. Sultan, we've got to go on. We've tried to find a footing. We've got to get away from this terrible place. The soaked air pulled at his hooves like slimy hands. Step by step we moved towards what seemed in the howling darkness to be a grove of trees. But we found too late that they bordered a swollen creek. Sultan plunged into the water above his knees, stumbled and threw me. I tried to answer, but my voice was in a nightmare fail. I tried again, but it was finally Sultan who let the searchers know. He threw back his head, and they heard him. I couldn't if I wanted to. The mud's so thick. It probably broke your paw. You're lucky. Here, let me help you up. Oh, Jeff, I did an awful thing. Be quiet. I'll wrap this blanket around you. Lay out. You think you'll be able to ride back on my horse? I think so. Did you search for me long? Fifteen people have been out in the swamp for five hours looking for you. Here, Sultan boy. This way, old fella. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Jeff, I ought to tell you. Don't try to talk. Just come along, child. Come along, home. It was Christmas Eve, but there was no laughter, no holiday party, no charades. Fifteen people had risked their lives in the storm and that terrible swamp to save mine. Now in the aftermath, the wind died and the house was silent, accusing me, Verena Howell, green, young, spoiled rotten. I rose from my bed and dressed, went out of my room and down the stairs. I must find him. Tell him. Let him know how ashamed I was. He was standing by the window in the library, gazing out at the storm. Jeff. Verena. Jeff. Oh, are you all right? Jeff, I'm so bitterly sorry. Did you rest? You aren't chilled now? I'm all right. But what about you and the others? I feel terribly responsible. Oh, don't worry, please, when I think what might have happened to you. I went into Vicksburg last night. They wanted me to stay over, but something told me to come back. And if I hadn't... Why did you go to Vicksburg? To accept the nomination for the Mississippi Legislature. Jeff, but I don't understand. You kept saying you didn't want it. What made you change your mind? You. I? Don't you know, Verena, that you are the most beautiful thing that's ever happened to me?  Didn't you know, darling? No, Jeff. How could I, you? You told me I was interfering, that I was meddling, and then when James sent me that trunk... What trunk? I wanted some costumes. One of your uniforms for the charades. He sent me a trunk filled with her clothes. Oh. Oh, my poor darling. Don't you see, he thought he was making it easier for me. But it was no use. My brother's careful plan was of no use. From the moment I first saw you racing something... You were angry. Because I was afraid for you already. So headstrong. Such a child. Green young spoiled rotten. No, no, it may have been true even this morning, but... How do you know it still isn't true?  They're soft. I don't know you. You've grown up. Somehow your face has changed. Because I love you, Jeff. Do you? Do you? I shall love you to the end of my life, and far beyond. It won't be an easy life. I'm not an easy person. Oh, Jeff, I dreamed of coming to your dark house and making it bright, of helping you turn your swamp landed into a real farm. But no matter what you choose, whether it's Brarfield or the capital, I want to go with you. Rainer, there may be storms ahead. And if we get lost, there may not be a rescue party to bring us back. I know. But whichever way we go, it'll be a proud way, Jeff. This was the man who became my husband, whose proud way took him on to Washington as a senator in the Congress of the United States. And when it inevitably came as president of the Confederate States of America. Lorraine Day. Thank you. Next week, Cavalcade tells another love story set against the colorful background of the Niagara Frontiers. Journeying to its very site, Niagara Falls next Monday night, Cavalcade will present Robert Montgomery with Anita Louise in this exciting story of adventure and romance. Incidents at Niagara. Don't miss it. Good night, and thank you. Lorraine Day will soon be seen in the House of Cards produced by Lester Cutler and Marty Martin. This picture was photographed by cinematographer Bert Glennon on Dupont motion picture film. Tonight's Cavalcade drama was based on portions of the novel The Proud Way by Shirley Seifert, published by Lippincott. This is a novel by Virginia Radcliffe. The Dupont Cavalcade of America is directed by Jack Zoller. Music is composed by Arden Cornwell and conducted by Donald Bryant. This is Ted Pearson inviting you to listen next week to Incident at Niagara starring Robert Montgomery with Anita Louise. Cavalcade of America is brought to you each week by the Dupont Company of Wilmington, Delaware. This is NBC, the national broadcasting company.


What is up you guys, welcome back to another one. If you're new to the channel, I am Goldpony. I do new car truck SUV reviews on YouTube. And today we are in the brand new 2022 Mazda CX-5 courtesy of Jack G Mbalvoo Mazda in York PA for more information on their inventory. Please feel free to check out the link in the description box below. And by the way, they just got a brand new building and it smells like a brand new building on the inside. It's absolutely wonderful. But anyways, we're in the new CX-5 today because there's been some exterior design changes for the 2022 model year, which I'm definitely a fan of. Also incredible reliability according to Consumer Reports. Just pick up a Consumer Reports magazine. They give it a well above average reliability rating, which is amazing. All-wheel drive also now comes standard across the board for the CX-5. So that is definitely gonna be good. If you live in Pennsylvania like I do and you have to drive to work in the snow, that's gonna be very beneficial for you. But ultimately in this video, we will be testing out and going over everything about this one from acceleration to braking, steering wheel, ride quality, sound system exhaust clip, all that fun stuff. So having said that, what do you guys say? Let's just go ahead and jump right into it. And as always, let's start with pricing it.  First you have the S starting at $25,900. The Select for $27,900. Preferred for $29,600. Carbon Edition for $30,720. Premium for $32,310. Premium Plus for $33,950. Which by the way is the one we have today. And then you have the 2.5 Turbo for $36,400. And lastly, 2.5 Turbo Signature for $38,650. And so as you can imagine with all of this trim levels, there are actually two different engine configurations. First one belonging to all the non-turbo trim levels. That is a 2.5 liter direct injected inline four cylinder and the one of course that we have today. 187 horsepower at 6,000 RPM, 186 pound-feet of torque coming in at 4,000 RPM. Power sent to all four wheels. There was six-speed automatic with paddle shifters. If you go with the premium trim level and up for those paddle shifters at least, zero to 60 time is going to come in at approximately 8.3 seconds. Redline 6,500 RPM with MPG numbers coming in to 24 in the city, 30 on the highway taking regular unlit fuel. But so then you have the other option of course the turbocharged option. That one is a 2.5 liter turbocharged inline four cylinder putting out 256 horsepower at 5,000 RPM, 320 pound-feet of torque coming into 2,500 RPM. Power sent to all four wheels yet again. There was six-speed automatic, zero to 60, 6.1 seconds. That's dang impressive actually. Redline 6,300 RPM, MPG's 22 in the city, 27 on the highway. But here's the kicker with the fuel type. Regular unlit fuel is perfectly fine. You can do that but you're gonna get pretty substantially decreased power numbers. But premium fuel is recommended for those power numbers that I just rambled off so do wanna put it that way. But anyways, before we do any kind of fun the paddle shifter or acceleration test here in our CX-5 but once you mentioned the drive modes there's a little toggle switch looking thing just to the left of the shifter that's gonna give you sport and off-road modes. Off-road only applies to the turbo engine option that I'll just put it that way. But anyways it's gonna adjust things like the shift points and the throttle response. And now having got all of that out of the way what do you guys say? Let's go ahead and put the paddle shifters here to the test and let's see how quickly they are going to react for us. And by the way, there is a full manual shift mode. You just simply slide the shifter all the way to the back and to the left that is gonna give me full control over the shifting. So let's just test out and see how quickly these paddle shifters are going to react for us here. All right, we got a red light here. So in green we are gonna test out the paddle shifters. Here we go. Ever so slight, ever so slight. And actually better than normal. Typically when I test out paddle shifters in SUVs there is 100% a delay. This isn't as bad as most but there is a slight delay. It's not like BMW or Mercedes Benz quick but they're not bad. I gotta be honest and typically in SUVs anyways what you're gonna be using the paddle shifters for is to do a little bit of engine braking. Let's say it's snowing out and I'm going down this hill right now rather than actually hitting the brakes and wrist sliding off the road. I might do a little bit of down shifting with the paddle shifter. So let the engine do the braking so you're less likely to actually slide off the road. So that's really what they're gonna be there for in an SUV anyways but I do like, like I said I do like that they're there but anyways let's not go ahead and find yet another straightaway let's put the acceleration to the test here and let's see how quickly that zero to 60 in what did I say 8.2, 8.3 feels in our non-turbo charged engine that we have here today. All right a little bit of a rolling start. Not bad though. It's actually not bad. I don't mind that. Honestly it's kind of what I expected for this SUV so you're not gonna have any issues in merging onto the highway and you know what are the best parts you guys it's not a CVT there's so many SUVs so much competition to the CX-5 and they all use emotionless CVTs or continuously variable transmissions but the six-speed automatic it's dang refreshing because it actually gives you a little bit of driving emotion to that acceleration so I give Mazda props for sticking with the six-speed automatic it's definitely honestly a selling point for me so I like it. Anyways to go along with that acceleration as always braking is equally important so up front you will find 11.7 inch ventilated front discs in the back 11.9 inch solid rear discs and actually didn't want to mention the turbo charged engine actually bumps up those front discs to 12.6 inch ventilated front discs but as far as that 60 to zero stopping distance goes they just going to come in at 129 feet which to be honest it's a little bit on the higher side of things you do typically find 120s as far as that 60 to zero stopping distance goes but sometimes even 130s actually but typically I like to be under 120 as far as that braking feel goes because it is a little bit on the softer side of things it's not bad it's something you get used to but just a little bit on the softer side of things for this SUV. But so then touching on suspension and handling up front you're going to get a McPherson strut front suspension in the back independent multi-link rear suspension front and rear stabilizer bars as far as ride quality goes that's been perfectly fine I'm on short test drive here today so definitely not having any issues with the ride quality it's absorbing Pennsylvania's road of perfection is perfectly fine as far as steering feel goes that is the first thing I noticed when I got in the CX-5 and it's probably the main selling point for me personally besides the stellar reliability is the steering feel is on the heavy side comparably speaking to all the competition for this SUV which I love again it's all about driving emotion with monster and that is definitely the case with the CX-5 it's got a very nicely weighted steering feel it's got the six speed automatic it's definitely a driver enthusiast SUV I'll put it that way which I love in this thing so steering feel is definitely on the heavier side of things it instantly points you in the direction that you want to go so big fan of that as far as cabin noise goes I'm going about 10 miles per hour right now so you guys are hearing absolutely nothing but even when I was going a little faster cabin noise is 100% on point as well so no issues there and actually for 2022 Mazda says there is a more rigid frame which is said to improve noise level so that is another one of those new updates for 2022 and honestly I could tell it was very quiet when I was on the highway there so definitely no issues there like I said then touching on visibility I can see 100% perfectly fine out the back and it is a kind of smaller SUV so really shouldn't have any issues with that rain sensing windshield wipers though actually come standard across the board meaning whenever this thing detects and it kind of missed a rainfall it's going to automatically turn on this windshield wipers for us that is pretty darn cool and there is a head up display available for the premium plus trim level and up if you wanted to go that route as well but that pretty much rounds out the performance segment of this review guys let's now go ahead and take a look at the exterior of our brand new 2022 Mazda CX-5 All right you guys so here she is the new 2022 Mazda CX-5 finished in sole red crystal metallic pretty cool name for an exterior color of a vehicle and actually I do like it it looks pretty darn good but anyways revised front fascia for the 2022 model year definitely looks good not that the older one looked bad but I do like the slimmer look of the front headlights specifically they definitely look pretty darn good up there but speaking of let's go ahead and start up front on the CX-5 matte black front lip for all trims but the turbo signature because then it is going to be body colored of course of course you have some chrome trims surrounding the bottom portion of that front grille that looks pretty darn good as well to the sides LED headlights do come standard they of course come with the automatic feature as well along with automatic high beams meaning when you have your high beams on at night it senses a vehicle coming in the opposite direction it's going to automatically dim them back to low beams then when that vehicle is gone it's going to bump that back up then to high beams so that is pretty nice LED daytime running lights also coming standard like I said redesigned headlight housings for the better I love the look of the slimmer LED headlights upfront they definitely look very good adaptive front lighting system though actually comes standard with the turbo trim levels meaning when you're going around a bend at night those headlights are going to swivel dependent upon the steering angle better help illuminating what is around that bend so you're less likely to hit a deer or a possum or a snail or whatever it is so that is pretty darn good as well but anyways pretty much rounds out the front end of this one let's now go ahead and make our way to the side of the CX-5 it's up and now since we are around to the side of the CX-5 no roof rails are going to come standard however they are optional if you wanted to go that route so I wanted to specify that rear privacy glass does come standard across the board that looks good body color power adjustable side mirrors coming standard with LED integrated turd signals and if you were to go with one of the turbo trim levels you will also get power folding side mirrors then as well then take a look down at the wheel setup 17 by 7 inch aluminum alloys for the S select and preferred trim levels 19 by 7 inch black alloys for the carbon edition premium premium plus and turbo then you got 19 by 7 inch silver aluminum alloys for the turbo signature but again that pretty much rounds out the side I do like the chrome belt line molding found on the side here as well so definitely looks good but now let's go ahead and make our way to the back of the CX-5 alright so now since we are around to the back of this one body colored struck fin antenna found all the way to the top just below that rear spoiler with an integrated brake light just below that rear window wiper LED tail lights coming standard for every single trim level across the board and again a slight redesign for those tail light housing so that definitely looks good of course you got the CX-5 and all wheel drive badging back there just below it all you will find some matte black accents on the lower portion of that rear bumper and to this side's dual exhaust outlets with chrome tips so having said that I do believe you guys know what we have to do next is always here is that exhaust clip alright so now since we are around to the back of the CX-5 when it comes to opening that rear tailgate it is a power tailgate if you go with the preferred trim level end up meaning there is a button on the key fob there is a button on the tailgate itself and a button by the driver side left knee then as well but once up and up cargo capacity comes in at 30.8 cubic feet if that was not enough space there is a 40-20-40 split meaning the rear seats do fold down bumping that up to 59.3 cubic feet of course there is some cargo lighting found in that cargo area as expected there is actually a 12 volt power outlet back there then as well and then if you were to lift up underneath of that cargo floor you will find a spare tire which I personally prefer over the fixer flat as well which is pretty cool but then making our way up to the rear legroom that is going to come in at 39.6 inches so for reference I mean even six feet tall this is how much space I had back there rear ventilation does come standard for the select trim level end up rear center armrest with cup holders coming standard for all trim levels across the board there are dual rear USB charging ports for the select trim level end up and the best part about those charging ports they're not actually located in just below the air vents they're actually located within the center armrest there so I love that because if you're a kid that's going to be a much bigger reach for you if they were located underneath the air vents so it's so much more convenient that they're located within that center armrest where there's also kind of a little bit of storage there like a tablet holder almost as well so it's pretty darn convenient the way they actually set up that center armrest back there so I was a big fan of that but also heated rear seats coming with a premium plus trim level and again those heated seat buttons are actually located within the center armrest yet again so that's pretty cool anyways then making our way up to the front seats manually adjustable cloth seating coming with the S leatherette suede combo coming with the select leather seating coming with the preferred trim level end up heated front seats for the select trim level end up six way power driver seat for the select eight way power driver seat with power lumbar coming with the preferred trim level end up six way power adjustable passenger seat with the preferred trim level end up and ventilated front seats for the premium plus and turbo trim levels and overall seating was plenty comfortable you could easily go on a long road trip here in the CX-5 anyways Then take a look at the steering wheel. It is tilt and telescoping. It is leather wrapped for all trim levels and then heated for the premium plus trim level and the turbo trim levels then as well. So no issues there. To make our way to the startup, let me start by showing you guys the key. You do have your master logo on the one side. Then looking at the side, you actually have lock, unlock, and that button to pop the rear hatch. All of your buttons are actually on the side of the key there, but it is all keyless entry with a push button start. So all I'm going to do here is simply put my front of the brake and press that engine start button located just by the driver's right knee. And so, but then upon startup tachometers all the way to your left speedometer is front and center. By the way, there is going to be a larger seven inch LCD display if you were to go with one of the turbo trim levels. Obviously we don't have that today, but still overall, pretty much everything you could possibly want up there. You do have how many miles you'll have left until you hit empty that's going to be located immediately to the right of that center speedometer. And of course, if you press the info button on the left side of the steering wheel, you can adjust what is located within that center speedometer as well. So a bunch of different options there since that is the digital portion of the gauges after all. But overall, when it comes to interior quality now, power moonroof coming with the preferred trim level and up. So we do have that today. That's pretty cool. Overhead sunglass holder coming standard for all trim levels, auto dimming rear view mirror with homeland controls for the preferred trim level and up. You will get LED interior lighting for the turbo signature, dual zone climate control for the select trim level and up. And you will get some wood trim on the turbo signature as well. But honestly, I kind of like the grainy look that we have just about the passenger side glove box that carries onto the door. It looks like wood. It's not real wood. It is plastic, but it looks good. I'll say that a lot of soft touch material as well. Just in front of the shifter, you have a decent amount of rubberized storage along with a 12-volt power outlet. Behind the shifter, you have an electromechanical parking brake, dual cup holders and a decent amount of storage within the center armrest along with a 12-volt power outlet and two USB charging ports then as well. So overall, interior quality is perfectly fine. It certainly gets the job done. So then taking a look at the infotainment screen, there is a 10 and a quarter inch screen that comes standard across the board. It is not touch screen. The way you control it is you use the circular dial and buttons located directly behind the shifter, which kind of is more convenient. Anyways, when you're driving, you don't want to be reaching that far and taking your eyes off the road. But anyways, Bluetooth and audio streaming do come standard Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, factory navigation system for the turbo signature trim level. You can also find some driving statistics up there if you wanted to. And of course your radio information as well. And so when it comes to the sound systems, there are three of them actually. You will get four speakers for the S trim level, six speakers for the select preferred and carbon edition and then a 10 speaker Bose sound system for the premium trim level and up. So having said that, we do of course have that Bose sound system with us here today. So what do you guys say? Let's go ahead and turn on the radio, see what we got playing today. And let's test out the clarity of this one. Yeah, I feel it in a system like a snail. Guys, honestly, that sound system was amazing. I wish I had that Bose sound system in my own car because that was wonderful. The bass was intense, clarity was crystal clear. Quite honestly for the CX-5, it's absolutely perfect. And I've had Bose sound systems in my cars before they've never failed me. Bose is a very reputable company. So they're definitely there for reliability and they're long lasting. So that was an amazing sound system for the CX-5. Anyways, last thing I wanted to mention to you guys on the infotainment screen is when you do put the CX-5 in reverse, you will find a rear view camera coming standard across the board. And if you were to go with the turbo signature, you're also gonna get a 360 degree monitor as well, which is always, is going to lead us into safety. And so IIHS top safety pick plus. First thing I wanted to mention because that pretty much says it all right there. That's the very highest rating given out by IIHS. Front side, side current airbags you come standard in the back, you're gonna have latch, AKA lower anchors and tethers for children for the rear car seats, rear child door locks, tire pressure monitoring system, but also coming standard for all trim levels across the board will be hill start assist, blind spot monitoring system with rear cross traffic alert, adaptive cruise control with stop and go, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, forward collision warning, and lane departure warning with lane keep assist then as well. Then if you were to go with the turbo signature that is going to add to that front and rear parking sensors, driver retention monitoring system, smart city brake support and traffic jam assist then as well. So overall when it comes to my final thoughts, I do like the slight refresh. I think the slimmer headlight and tail light designs look absolutely amazing. So big fan of that. Excellent, excellent steering feel. I absolutely love that. It's one of the best part really about driving any Maz that is the steering feel and the handling is absolutely amazing. Great reliability. Just look at consumer reports for that. Perfect safety. So if you have kids, this is definitely a vehicle you should not feel sorry about driving because it is the best safety rating you could possibly get. As far as room for improvement goes, where's the wireless phone charger? I wouldn't have minded seeing that. Full digital gauge cluster of course would be pretty darn sweet as well. And it doesn't have as much space as some of the competitors. So that's really the main drawback. I guess you could say for the CX-5 is the overall space but overall I was definitely a big fan. Let me know what you guys think of the new CX-5 in the comment section below. That is about it for this one. You guys, thank you so much for watching. 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Hey traders, this is Tosh Bradley. I go by T Bradley 90 in the My Investing Club MIC community. Right now we have a very special holiday discount sale going on for MIC members or anybody wanting to join. We have two hundred dollars off our annual yearly package and we have an unprecedented thousand dollars off our lifetime package and we are raising prices going into the new year. So if you want to take advantage of these discounts, they are only good and only available right now until December 31st. Take advantage, we will definitely, definitely be raising prices soon. Hey guys, it's Tom Diesel here in my investing club. Welcome to another weekly recap. This week I'm just going to go over my trades as usual. At the end I will try to explain more about how to find, you know, your own edge because I've been getting a lot of questions from the members lately about how do I know which, you know, stocks to choose from and so on. So I thought it, you know, would be a good idea to cover this topic. And all right, so let's get on to it. On Monday I traded Sava. You know, this ticker has been run for quite, you know, a few days this week. Yeah, it was like from Monday, you know, to Friday. And, you know, I have, if you look at this chart, it's just like keep running, running above and Saturday, yeah, Monday. So let's go, let's check this out. Yeah. Yeah, on Monday, I showed it some here at three. And, you know, I quickly cover them all here. And then I showed and bounce back to VWAP, you know, add some and then quickly cover everything here. And then I tried one more time at this support, you know, back to VWAP, but I didn't like the action since it was like grinding, grinding over that VWAP.  And I just don't like this action, to be honest. Like grinding over VWAP. Yeah, I expect, I expect it for the stock to pop up here, you know, and quickly slam under, but, you know, just reclaim that. And so I cover all before that big move. So was lucky a little bit, but I glad I traded the way I did. So it was good on Monday. On Tuesday, I think I traded the same sava again. But this one, I really messed it up big time. I almost took a loss on it, you know, right here. I think it was down like, you know, over 200 bucks. And, you know, it was quite hard since being green for like the whole month.  I thought, I shorted some here at four. Let me show you guys this Monday. That's Tuesdays right here. Yeah, I thought four dollar was the line. So when it did below here, I put some order here as well. Yeah, I put some order right here. And then when it pops to like 4.1, I added more. And then when it's like reclaim, you know, VWAP is like, when it opens, just broke through that. So, you know, I cover all here and, you know, took a loss on it. I still like, I cover most of it right here. But, and, you know, I left it just small and then end up covering here as well. And when it, you know, bounce back, I shorted some here and some here, I kind of quickly cover here. I mean, this is really bad trade, you know, for me. Yeah, it's like old FOMO and, you know, I should have, what I should have done is that, as you can see here, four is the previous heart of day, right? And when it broke over that, you know, I shouldn't be shorting this. I mean, this is pretty clear sign for me, you know, to get out at, you know, at any point. I mean, this is just doesn't make sense if you break a new, you know, the break, the previous hind, also the premarket hind, that's the sign for you to get out. But instead, what I did is I added more here and here. And then I, you know, I add up cover all the way here.  I shouldn't be shorting like four and cover everything if wrong, like over four right here, that should have been my, my, my heart stops on all those shares. But, you know, I was so stubborn and maybe, you know, like my ego got in the way. So, I thought it could go to four and, you know, over here and then quickly wash, but instead didn't. So, I stay stubborn and shorted some more here and down here. And right after this, you know, I was down the day, I was right. Yes, I, I didn't, you know, revenge it. But, you know, when, when, when you down a day and you just want to make that, you know, back because it was small and, you know, lost anyway for me. So, I said to myself, all right, listen, you know, you have to, to calm down a little bit and maybe re-attack later. And so that's what I did. Hey traders, this is Tosh. I go by T Bradley 90 in the My Investing Club chat. Just wanted to reach out and say, if you have any questions about MIC, joining MIC, maybe you're a member already, you have three ways to contact myself personally and through MIC. You can hit our social media. You can hit me through PMs in chat or you can contact us through my email at Tosh at MyInvestingClub.com. That's T-O-S-H at MyInvestingClub.com. I will get back to you in a timely manner and I'm saying this because I'm here to help and I don't want anybody to be afraid to reach out and ask any question that they have. We are here for you guys. All right, see you guys.


Hi, and welcome to the session. Let's discuss the following question. The question says, if y is equal to square root of x minus 3 into x squared plus 4 by 3x squared plus 4x plus 5, find the y by dx. Let's now begin with the solution. We are given that y is equal to square root of x minus 3 into x squared plus 4 by 3x squared plus 4x plus 5. Now, we have to find d y by dx. Now, we will square both sides of this equation. And square in both sides, we get y squared equals to x minus 3 into x squared plus 4 divided by 3x squared plus 4x plus 5. Now, we will take log on both sides of this equation, equals to log x minus 3 into x squared plus 4 divided by 3x squared plus 4x plus 5.


How does the leadership and the program really form the goal to be with them? You know, first of all, I think leadership is a mindset issue. It's not about number of years of experience that you're going to put in a role. So from my perspective, as long as you have the right traits, as long as you want to go out there, make a difference, make sure that you can help the organization or the ecosystem that you're a part of, achieve its desired goals.  So I will never go and equate leadership with seniority, leadership with number of years of experience. I think leadership is a mindset. How are companies like Mahindra positioning their employees towards entrepreneurship? No, entrepreneurship, I wouldn't say that the professionals would like to opt for it. But how are you developing entrepreneurship in the ecosystem? So, you know, the way you do this is, first of all, by making sure that you're inclusive as an organization. Because inclusivity helps to breed new ideas, new thoughts, brings in collaborative, ultimate points of view and provides an opportunity for employees to see how they can go and achieve the ulterior purpose which is close to them or the core purpose that really, you know, in a way is aligned to their personal thought and action. Organizations like us provide many opportunities within the organization for interesting projects. Many of our group companies have programs where they nurture this to crowdsourcing as well. They provide funding. They make sure that they provide a playground for many of these employees to take their individual innovations and then eventually bring them to market. Please remember, and I totally agree with you, you can be very innovative, you can come up with a fantastic idea but it's not going to be successful unless you're able to scale it at a level which is unprecedented and I think that is where most of the ideas, most of the innovations fail to take off because you're not able to grow them at scale.  So I think large organizations like us are very, very motivated to support entrepreneurs within the organization to take on new vistas, to take on risks and we are willing to support them because at the end of the day, it's a win-win. Entrepreneurship is something which is at a very large scale and everybody knows about it but what about really funding startups that hold the promise? You know, I think funding comes right at the end. You start with a mindset and if you look at the core purpose of the Mohen Zahid group, our core purpose is how do we let the ecosystem, the society that we are a part of to rise and rise is about helping them, our ecosystem, achieve its ulterior goal. For organizations, making profit is not their ulterior purpose. Making profit is important but the ulterior purpose could be to serve society in a very unique fashion. So how do we help our stakeholders, our ecosystem to rise? And there are three fundamental pillars that form a part of what we call the House of Rise and they are simple but very powerful phenomenon. First is about alternative thinking, that whenever you are resolving an issue, whenever you are attempting to help a customer, are you applying alternative thinking? And alternative thinking is another alibi for are you thinking innovatively, are you thinking out of the box? The second is as you apply yourself to providing a solution, are you really applying that thought within a set of ideas within a box or are you really accepting no limits at all except within the sandbox of integrity as you apply alternative thinking. So accepting no limits becomes another very important pillar for us. And third is what is the result that you want to achieve? The result that you want to achieve is you want to drive positive change. So how do you apply alternative thinking without accepting any limits to drive positive change so that you can help the ecosystem rise? I think that is really the core purpose across each of our businesses within the Mahindra Group. That is what we are incredibly proud about. And I think these are the very seeds which if germinated right will help to drive entrepreneurs and help them become successful. So I think we begin with the fundamental thought, with the fundamental value system, with the fundamental purpose and once we are aligned then you can harness whichever direction, you can harness that to become a better leader, you can harness that within the organization to become a better entrepreneur, you can harness that to make sure that you help execution entrepreneurial ideas and take them to scale.


Kaiser Permanente started and stopped several times before World War II started down the desert to provide health care that said Garfield got involved in. And then it was up at the Cooley Dam. That was the next big thing in Washington State because that was where Henry Kaiser was building the Cooley Dam. Then during World War II, Henry Kaiser and his people wanted to have a health care system for the workers working at the shipyards and brought in, again, Sid Garfield and people like C.S. Cutting and others like that. Near the end of the war effort, Henry Kaiser was going to close down the medical care system. So the Longshoremen's Union came to him and also to the physicians and said, if you'll continue taking care of us, we'll bring all of our members to you. It's remarkable if you stop and think about it because the origins of this organization from a private sector point of view lie with unions who promised to bring their members to the physicians. In the course of the next three decades, from 1950 to 1980, Kaiser Permanente grew phenomenally from 154,000 to 3.9 million members and from eight hospitals in two states to more than 125 hospitals and clinics in nine states. But difficult times lay ahead. People came to work for Kaiser and they stayed working for Kaiser because they liked the model of preventative care. And when that began to slump, the question was, how do we bring it back? The late 80s through the mid to later 90s were a period of profound turmoil in the medical care, health care industry. Healthcare was having problems. Kaiser was losing members. It was in the early 90s the rise of the HMOs and then in the mid to later part of the 90s, it was the emergence of the winners. And they were formidable competitors. Kaiser was under enormous pressure to keep its rates down, to drive its quality and its safety up, and to establish a reputation that distinguished it from all the rest. What transpired was that we saw a lot of upheaval during the late 70s, the 80s and the early 90s, which strikes. As Kaiser would introduce at the bargaining table, a concession. The employer came in with extreme cutbacks, cuts in wages, cuts in benefits. The union said, okay, no, we're not going to go for this. We're going to strike you guys until you understand what it is that we need and how we can help, you know, build the organization up also. When I was here in the 90s, we had something like 54 labor contracts and 35 or 36 unions that were involved in Kaiser Permanente in some form or another around the country. In the early 1990s, union locals joined together to gain strength at the bargaining table. The group formally organized as the coalition of Kaiser Permanente unions in 1996. So it sort of evolved as we were trying to get through making the various points of the corporate campaign that we were doing, continuing to go through the different rounds of the concession bargaining with the other unions. Things weren't getting much better. And at one point, at a meeting of the coalition of unions, we kind of came up with Peter's help that, you know, is there another way we can address this other than trying to go to a full blown war. This upheaval and the introduction of these concessions, not only at the bargaining table but also at the workplace, became such a distraction to them that they felt that they were violating their commitment to quality care. And so the time came when we had to make a decision as to how to proceed. They wouldn't help us as union members if the organization went out of business. So what they tried to do is say, OK, let's sit down and strategize how we can work together bringing the organization to the forefront but also strengthen the union at the same time. John Sweeney was the head of the international SEIU, the service employees union, before he became the head of the AFL-CIO. And Sweeney and I met several times and they were disastrous meetings. Al Bolden, who was the head of HR for Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Hospitals, came to me and said, look, let's see if we can arrange a meeting with you and Sweeney and see if we can talk this thing through. I think there may be something that we can do. We walked into the room, we were like dogs sniffing each other. We were just, yeah, our hackles were up, our tails were up. David Lawrence started out. He talked about the need for us to really change the direction that Kaiser was going in. Sweeney turns to DeChico and says, Pete, why don't you describe what an innovative labor management partnership looks like? I brought my experiences to them on those kind of cooperative relationships that worked and those that didn't work. He starts talking about this stuff and I honestly had to fight to keep from crying.  This is exactly what we had to do. And I responded by saying, look, healthcare involves teams. You can't do it without teams. If we're fighting with each other, we can't take care of patients. It wasn't as radical to us because as nurses, I guess, we collaborate. We have to on the units. We're collaborating with the physicians, with the LVNs, with the patients' families. You know, we're used to working together. But I think what was radical about it was, wait a minute, these guys have been trying to kill us all for three years. And we're going to now try this. Well, it's official. On June 3, 1997, AFL-CIO union members approved a partnership with Kaiser Permanente that will change the way we work together in the future. Right from the onset, we agreed that we were going to share all information, the same information that Kaiser would provide its managers. They would also provide the union leadership. The hallmark of partnership is inclusion. With the unions and their members involved in decision-making with managers and caregivers at every level of the organization. It's also known for programs like workplace safety and wellness, job and career development, and community service. This joint approach helps ensure that Kaiser Permanente and the coalition of Kaiser Permanente unions remain leaders in health care. Union workers have benefited from the partnership in a lot of ways. First of all, we do have a very high standard of pay and benefits, which we're proud of, and in return for that, we also know that we have to have a high level of performance because with industry-leading wages comes industry-leading performance in order to be successful. It's more work for the workers to be working in partnership. There's much more learning they have to do. There's more education classes they have to have. We did a big project on workplace safety and got our workplace safety figures done, which was wonderful. It was obviously wonderful for everybody that was hurting their backs from lifting and that kind of stuff, and I don't believe we could have done it without the coalition and without the partnership. It's not easy, but it's all worth it. It is worth every cent and every time that I spent being part of this union. I tell people, if we ever had to go back to traditional, I would go ahead and put my retirement papers in. This is the way we run our business, so whatever it is we're doing, we're doing it in partnership with labor. Kaiser is now in every region that it provides care, considered the top provider of quality care in the United States. Not bad. Most importantly, the outcome is also about the care that we provide, and healthcare workers get into this work because they care passionately about the people they care for. And through the partnership, we give healthcare workers and their unions a voice not only in wages and benefits, but also in how care is delivered and people are treated, and that makes a big difference. We've had some challenges throughout these years, but when partners are committed to each other and most importantly committed to the common goal or vision or outcome that we're trying to achieve, that tends to be the galvanizing force and I think that our mission is such that the partnership will be forever.


Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and happy happy friday Also, welcome if you are new here. It is just before 6 30 a.m. And I just pulled in to my ww workshop So i'm gonna go in stay for the workshop way in but before I head in as always I want to share with you guys a little bit about my week So I had a pretty darn good week you guys to be honest. I had a good week I'm so incredibly proud of myself. I made it to jazzer size four days four I was actually going to go five, but I was so sore I mean So sore on tuesday that there was no way that I would have made it through my workout on wednesday That would have been my third day in a row and there was just truly honestly no way I was so sore in fact. I'm still sore today And I haven't been to jazzer size since tuesday So I don't know it's kicks my booty, which is always always a good thing But it's not a good thing to be sore out way in so that's always a struggle for me every week Is coming here to weigh in knowing that my body is still tired and sore from the working out, but I don't care the working out is the most important thing to me I feel so much stronger healthier much more fit and Nonscale victory you guys my clothes are fitting so much better. Have I lost a ton of pounds? No But all that exercise is just toning up my body and my clothes are fitting so much better, which is so incredibly exciting So jazzer size I will be your best friend for life because I love it In fact, I'm going to be going today to the 810 class as soon as I get out of my workshop And as far as my food went you guys my food went pretty good I did have a donut on saturday and we went out to eat twice on saturday twice Once to the texas roadhouse and once to mckinsey river pizza with some friends But I still feel like the rest of my week went really well So all of the exercise and being on track the rest of the week will make up for that Saturday, which is the day that I use my weekly So it's not like I went totally crazy and use my weeklies times two That's the day that I use my weekly. So that's kind of an internet shell how my week went We'll talk a little bit more about things when I get out of my workshop But I'm going to go ahead and head in way in and I'll be back to share with you what we discussed and how my way in went Friends welcome back it is now daylight and I'm out of my w w workshop What a great topic this week you guys we talked about zero point foods If you have not seen my video I posted yesterday where I answered your top 10 questions on w w Highly highly recommend you go check that video out I am going to link it down in the description box below for you guys I literally answer your top 10 most frequently asked questions about the program Whether you've been doing it for one month or 10 years Highly recommend you check out this video and I do talk a little bit about zero point foods in this video So this kind of piggybacks with that But today we talked all about zero point foods and how do we utilize those in our w w journey zero point foods are the foundation and an absolute staple on w w most of your meals should be built around and or include zero point foods So w w has six tips for you on how to incorporate a little bit more zero point foods Into your eating which is going to help you keep full and satisfied and be successful on your weight loss journey So number one is to build your meal around zero point foods Now you can actually work this one of two ways You can decide what zero point proteins say or in vegetable Maybe that you want to have for your meal and then you can add a pointed food to that to create a well-rounded meal Or you can do that the opposite way you can decide what pointed food you want to have say that's a potato Or rice or maybe a bag of chips with your lunch And then you can add your zero point foods to build a meal around the pointed food Either way zero point foods should be included in all meals Breakfast lunch dinner and even in your snacks if you're going to have an afternoon snack Maybe a hard boiled egg for zero points paired with a bag of pretzels for three points So zero point foods are essential essential on this journey And you can really work your meals one of two ways either around the zero point food Or around the pointed food of that meal and then add your zero point foods to bulk it up and keep you full As you know, we do not have to track zero point foods on w w Now you can track them for your own peace of mind if you want to see exactly what you're eating throughout the day But it is not something that w w encourages or suggests is to track those zero point foods So in order to still lose weight and not overeat you do have to watch your portions Whether that's a zero point food or a non zero point food portion control and watching your portions is so important on w w So when it comes to zero point foods take a serving a serving of chicken breast a serving of vegetables A serving of fruit eat that and if you're still hungry you can incorporate a little bit more of those zero point foods Until you are full and satiated It's not recommended that you take 10 ounces of chicken When you don't necessarily need or want or are hungry enough for 10 ounces of chicken So it's just important that you start with a serving of those zero point foods And then you add to that as needed so that you're full and you're satisfied Number three is going out to eat. So let's say that you're planning a great out to dinner on saturday Lean on your zero point foods for the week prior to going out to dinner Make sure that you're incorporating more zero point foods so that you not over not only have rollover points For your meal out on saturday, but you also can preserve and save your weeklies to indulge in that going out to dinner on saturday So you can lean on those zero point foods so that you do have extra points to splurge on the things that Are important to you during the week whether that's going out to dinner Or maybe you want to have a pizza night on friday night at home And you want to have a 10 11 12 15 point pizza at home You can save up your rollovers and weeklies by leaning more on your zero point foods During the week to save up for that special meal or that special event Number four is leaning on your zero point foods for snacks so when you're hungry and you're snacky lean on your zero point foods fruit vegetables hard boiled eggs nonfat greek yogurt topped with a little bit of granola or mix in a little bit of sugar free jello Lean on your zero point foods for your snacks That way you're able to save up your points for your meals throughout the day And like i mentioned before maybe having part of your snack be a zero point food say a hard boiled egg Then that leaves you points to indulge in that little bag of pretzels Or maybe you want to have a sugar free pudding cup or a string cheese So lean on your zero point foods not only for your meals, but also for your snacks throughout the day Number five in my opinion is the most important And if you're going to take one thing away from these six tips number five is the one to take away Do not only eat zero point foods zero point foods were not designed to be the only thing that you eat throughout the day Not only is it not sustainable, but you are going to become extremely bored Extremely fast on your eating program if all you're eating is zero point foods They are made to be the basis of your meals and snacks Not the only thing that you consume throughout the day Especially and this is a huge one especially don't just eat zero point foods all day So that you can indulge in non-healthy choices such as cookies or cake or pizza or hamburgers and french fries Don't just eat zero point foods so that you can go have a 35 point fast food meal for dinner Not only is that counter productive health wise It's also counter productive weight loss wise because zero point foods still have calories So inevitably you're going to be eating more calories than you should that day by eating all zero point foods And then splurging on a meal or a snack or a treat So make sure again that your zero point foods are the foundation of your meals Not the only thing that you eat throughout the day And number six is check out the ww app and discover some fun new zero point foods and meals Maybe you want to make a zero point vegetable soup and you're going to pair that with a slice of delicious Warm buttery sourdough bread make sure again that you're not only eating zero point foods at your meals But you're using those as the base and then you're incorporating some of your other favorite foods That do have points such as that buttery slice of bread or maybe a half of a cup of rice Or some french fries in your air fryer with your zero point turkey burger So make sure that you're just again using them as a base That's the one takeaway is don't just eat your zero point foods But also try to find some recipes that are zero points so that you compare them with some of your favorite pointed foods I think this is a fantastic topic. I actually get this question a lot a lot Is zero point foods how much zero point foods should I be eating should I be tracking those? What's the serving size? So I think the fact that ww has taught us some six tips and tricks on zero point foods is amazing I love ww you guys.  It is a lifestyle It is something you can sustain and do forever Unlike these diets where you don't eat any carbs or any sugar any this or any that It's great to lose weight But generally when you go off of that plan or you start to reintroduce those foods into your diet You gain the weight back and ww doesn't make us take anything away And they are teaching us healthy eating habits with these zero point foods If you use the zero point foods and incorporate them into your diet correctly So way to go on this topic this week ww So let's jump into my weigh-in like I mentioned before I went in I had a good food week I had a good exercise week. I am still sore. I don't you guys it's The struggle is real with the soreness even though I haven't worked out for two days My legs are still a little bit sore So i'm actually excited to go to jazzer size today to get the stretching in and kind of get another workout in And loosen up these muscles a little bit So I'm heading to jazzer size here shortly, but I wanted to let you guys know how my weigh-in went So when I stepped on the scale today, I lost one pound. I'll take it One pound is amazing. I'm grateful for that Especially considering that I'm still sore. So I'm happy happy about a one pound loss. So yay So that puts me at one pound loss so far for the month of february So january was a good month for me february starting off is a good month for me I do have a few goals for this upcoming week My goal is to do again a minimum of four days of jazzer size so Friday saturday monday and tuesday and if i'm not on my deathbed with soreness I will go to jazzer size again on wednesday, which gives me five days a week I do not work out on sunday because that is my meal prep day Or thursday because I've learned my lesson about working out before I weigh in the next day So that is my plan as far as exercise goes My husband and I are going out to dinner tomorrow saturday So that's the day that I will use my weeklies and my goal for the rest of this upcoming week Is to utilize my zero point foods in a little bit different fashion Build my meals around my zero point foods and also select my non zero point food item And add in my chicken breasts and my veggies and my fruits to make a well rounded meal I would like to get six dots six six blue dots not just dots but six blue dots this week Which should show great on the scale next friday So that is kind of my goals for this upcoming week So what I want to hear from you guys down in the comments is what's your thought on zero point foods? How do you utilize them? Do you use them as your base and then add your pointed foods? Or do you figure out your pointed foods first and then add in your zero point foods? How do you utilize them? I think it's important for us to share this because in the comment section people read those And they can get some great ideas on how to incorporate those zero point foods into their lifestyle Also down in the comments. Did you gain? Did you lose? How is your week? I want to hear all about it I love hearing from you guys. I share my journey with you and I love that you share your journey with me It really seriously is my favorite part of youtube is hearing from you guys So make sure that you let me know how your week went down below in the comments If you're new welcome welcome to weigh in friday. I do a weigh in video once a week generally on fridays Unless i'm out of town for some reason, but I do weigh in every friday and post my weigh in results and the workshop topic So if you're an online only member, this is a great way to hear all about what we discussed at the workshop So make sure that you do hit that little subscribe button and the bell So you're notified when I upload a new video I would really appreciate a thumbs up if you love these weigh in videos It really helps my channel. So thank you in advance for that And again, thank you guys so so much for watching and i'll see you guys in tomorrow's grocery haul Oh, make sure at the end that you check out my top 10 questions answered on ww It will be on the next screen for you guys and it is linked down in the description box below So thanks guys. Have a wonderful friday and i'll see you in my next video. Bye


I welcome members to the 16th meeting in 2018 of the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee. Alison Harris has submitted her apologies and I welcome Neil Bibby along as a substitute for Neil Finlay. Welcome, Neil. I've got to formally ask you because it's your first time here if you have any declarations of interest. Good morning, can we add a note of relevant interest to the claim? OK, thanks Neil. Agender item 1 is a decision on taking business in private. It's proposed to take item 5 in private. That's consideration of a draft report on the supplementary legislative consent memorandum to the European Union withdrawal bill. Do we agree to take that item in private? Agender item 2 instruments subject to the affirmative procedure. No points have been raised on the draft community care, personal care and nursing care Scotland amendment number 2 regulations 2018 and the draft community right to buy, abandoned, neglected or detrimental land, eligible land regulators and restrictions on transfers and dealing with Scotland regulations. Is the committee content with these instruments? Agender item 3 is consideration of instruments subject to the negative procedure. We've got national health service pension scheme Scotland additional voluntary contributions regulations 2018, SSI 2018, 1, 2, 4. There's a couple of us for probably four errors in these. A couple of cross-referencing errors, one is a missing word and there's another one as well. They're referenced that you'll see them in the public papers. Is the committee wish to draw the regulations to the attention of the Parliament on the general reporting ground in respect of four drafting errors? Does the committee wish to note that Scottish Government intends to correct those errors, which is good, in the next set of amending regulations scheduled for late summer? Does the committee wish to welcome the consolidation of the regulations? No points have been raised on SSIs 2018, 1, 3, 2, 1, 3, 7 and 1, 4, 0. Is the committee content with these instruments? Agender item 4, consideration of instruments not subject to any parliamentary procedure and no points have been raised on SSIs 2018, 1, 3, 8 and 1, 3, 9. Is the committee content with these instruments? I'll now move the meeting into private.


Flakes program coming from the Hollywood canteen The Jack Fennie program transcribed from a junior release for a presentation at this more convenient out Eager ship they mean that it's not only ready, but rare in the gold Well for my money, that's a swell word for grape nuts and grape nuts flakes Here are two eager as well as grand tasting breakfast dishes for you. All right Both are so quick to fix.   So eat a good breakfast do a better job Tonight we're broadcasting from the world famous Hollywood canteen Yes, the Hollywood canteen where hundreds of thousands of servicemen come to see stars like Dorothy Lamour Betty Grable and Lana Turner. That's right So without further ado, we bring you a man dressed in a sarong showing his legs and wearing a sweater Jack Benny Thank you. Thank you. Hello again. This is Jack Benny talking and done.  You are wearing a sweater. So what I'm cold I've got just as much right to be cold as Lana Turner Besides when I take the trouble to knit something I'm not going to throw it away Anyway, I'm not trying to look like a glamour girl. Oh, hello Phil. Hello Don. Hi ya fellas Gee, it's great to be here in the can. Hey, hi a Phil. Hello Dorothy. Yes, sir Well, it's wonderful to be right here in the camp tonight. Well, stop calling me Dorothy. Oh, it's you Jackson I'm sorry. That's wrong had me fooled Well, this is not a sarong I've been making sandwiches in the kitchen and I'm wearing an apron an apron and how come you've got it pinned up over one hip with a rose Where oh Well, I didn't put it there when I came here that rose was in my lapel then what's it doing down on your hip It's a rambling rose and shut up Anyway, we're here to entertain the boys. So let's get started. Yeah, and say Jackson You want to know what's happening tonight? Why well Alice is letting our baby daughter listen to the program for the first time And gee, I'd like to say a few words to her. Well, go ahead Phil. Okay. Hello, my ill-bitty tootsie.  Now.  She'd hide my cornbread Well, I wouldn't blame her by the way Phil fine ad lib line hide that cornbread Well, how old how old is your kid now? Oh, she's Well, let me see now Well, she was born in February 1942 and this is February 1944 so Well, now, let's see there's 19 There's 1942 1944 you got a pencil Jackson Yes, Phil, but this one won't do any good there's no eraser on it Anyway here fail the answer is very obvious if your baby was born in February 1942 And it's now February 1944. She must be two years old.  Wait a minute Don. I'll make it easier for him.  Why not I can afford it. Oh Yes, Alice is working I had live get something with you can afford it or not your kid was born in February 1942 this is 1944 She must be two years old. All right, so she was born in 42 42 43 44. She's three years old Phil she's two years. I say she's three. I don't know how my own kid is answer the phone down. Give me that pencil Phil I'll show you Hello. Yes. Yes, he's here for you Phil. Okay. Hello What are you sure? Okay, honey. Goodbye. You're right Jackson. The kid is two years old Who was that Alice know the kid? Well, I'm glad she straightened you out. We come to the Hollywood canteen to do a program weighs half of it by jack Well, how's the show going? Oh, hello, Mary?   What happened? I was jitterbugging with a soldier in the middle of vine Street in the middle of vine Street Mary If you're gonna jitterbug with a soldier, you should do it right here at the canteen. Where do you think we started? Oh You mean someone opened the door while you were dancing what door we just went da da da da and we were out in the street Was of these boys here and such a hurry they like to dance with a girl see the town at the same time Well, it wasn't so bad and when there were just the two of us dancing down the street But before I knew it we picked up 12 more soldiers 17 sailors nine marines and two civilians Two civilians. Yeah with that mob hanging on me. They thought I was the Sunset bus Well, Mary you certainly are having a lot of fun today, aren't you? Yeah, you know jack I like to dance the service man, but the way they grip you. Oh, brother Grip you jack they hold on to a girl tighter than you hang on to a dime Mary I don't hang on a dime you don't know every time you open your coin purse a little sign comes out and says That's the name of the manufacturer Smith and Sun Anyway, Mary forget about me and think about the boys here at the canteen. You promise to help serve sandwiches Oh, you're right jack. I better go out in the kitchen and see how my maid butterflies doing She's helping out to you. No, okay, Mary. I'll see you later My heart tells me this is just a fling though.  Oh, it's wonderful You know miss Livingston last week when I was working in the kitchen had a Lamar was there too Hey Lamar.  Yes, ma'am, but Jerome Coleman told me he couldn't get away from camp because they liked him then gave him a special Award KP means kitchen police. Oh, I thought it meant Captain's pad doesn't how could they possibly give an award for it? Oh, there's the introduction for Dennis Day song. Let's open the door so we can hear it Shadowland I drifted Through the night that used to be Haven't sung by Dennis day for the first time on the air and Dennis you sang that beautifully. I don't think so You don't know I sing and sing and the only one that swooned is me you certainly are Frank I wish I was I should go home and pack because we're going up north to do some camp show up north. Yep. Oh boy Are we going as far as San Diego? The San Diego is south of here. That was before the rain Everything well anyway Dennis be sure to pack tonight Because we're going to leave tomorrow and our next broadcast will come from the army air base at Lamar Okay. Oh, say mr. Benny. Do you mind if I take my mother with me your mother? I don't even want her to come down to the station every time I get near that woman We wind up in an argument. Well, you don't know how to handle my mother. Why don't you do what my father did? What did he do? He killed himself Yes, I met your father on Wilshire Boulevard this morning. Doesn't he look awful? I'll stop with that silly talk and tell your mother to stay home say Jackson when we go up to San Francisco What am I going to do about the band?  We'll hear them Jackson.  They don't a no Phil last summer. You were playing here in Los Angeles while I was in Cairo, Egypt And when one of your boys stood up and played his flute Three snakes stuck their heads out of a basket and spit at me And now fellas oh say Jack yes, Don meant to ask you speaking of Cairo our grape nuts and grape nuts flakes as popular in Egypt as they are here What did you say Don? I Said our grape nuts and grape nuts flakes as popular in Egypt as they are here popular Let me tell you a story Come closer This may be interesting Very interesting. I was crossing the Sahara Desert on a camel and the Sun The merciless unrelenting African Sun was beating down scorching the desert sand When out of this burning vastness a figure came staggering toward me weak from exhaustion and starvation As I jumped down off my camel this man this stranger this wanderer Crawled up to me and sobbing hysterically. He cried food Give me food. I'm starving.  I'm dying. I gazed at this pathetic figure With pity in my heart and Then I reached into my knapsack and took out two boxes one great nuts the other grape nuts flakes His eyes lit up with anticipation and again. He screams food food at last. I'm saved That's our grape nuts flakes for the next three days. He couldn't decide Trying to help him reach a decision. I said listen my friend great nuts are a morty writ Sweet as a nut cereal with whole grain nourishment. Yes. Yes. Yes. I know while great nuts flakes are a morty writ Sweet as a nut cereal with whole grain nourishment So he looked up at me and said I like them both. I tell you both. I don't know which to eat or save me Help me decide So I said take them both my good man. They're not rationed He took them down and he ate them both great nuts and great nuts flakes not even noticing there wasn't any sugar and cream And when he got through he was so happy and so grateful to me for saving his life He threw himself on the ground in front of me and said my what big feet Is that story you told me the truth that that actually happened. Yes down it happened exactly poor time with the same man No, he was busy one night. We had to get another actor Anyway, the story is the truth. That's right Don. I was there with Jack when it happened. Oh, hello Larry Well, look who's here Larry Adler. What are you doing at the Hollywood canteen? Oh, I drop around here quite frequently So why I generally bring my violin and play for the boys one thing Jack, you know your constitutional rights Larry after a crack like that you ought to do something to redeem yourself How about playing a number on your harmonica for the boys begin the beginning? What do you say? Clarinette or something you shouldn't have tried it with your violin Jack What do you mean?  I Recall that say Jack. Yes. Yes down with sugar and cream And now fellas oh say Mary you don't care as long as got sugar and cream How's the food coming along well butterflies finish making the sandwiches gosh I wonder if the lemonade is ready a Rochester Rochester He never hears me Phil give me a paradise. Will you see people will think you're Al Jolson and mixing some punch Well, that's a nice gesture Rochester, but you can't sing Who can't sing you just don't appreciate soft tender boys expect to sing here argue with you any longer You can't sing here. I want to sing let him sing.  Yes Let me tell you something Jack When you lifted your violin and placed it under your chin that was true artistry And when you finished and took it from under your chin. Well hyphets couldn't have done better Thanks, Eddie, but brother that stuff in between must be a new secret weapon You're just jealous because I've been in show business longer than you have how could you have been in show business longer than I have? I'm older than you. You're older than me. Are you kidding? I'm older than you. What are you talking about? I'm much older than you. I'm 39. Well, I did exaggerate a little I'm 37 To admit I'm a year younger well Answer the phone Phil. Okay. Hello Yes Okay, I'll tell him who was that Phil my baby.  Yeah, let's with your bones. You won't need any Thanks a lot for joining us. You're welcome. Jack. It was swell and Eddie was nice of you to drop over to Say Jack do you mind if I say a word? No, no, no, not at all. Go ahead. Ladies and gentlemen I'd like you to listen to my program next Wednesday night when I have a most important announcement to make Somewhere there was a man in uniform who will be five thousand dollars richer When he returns from the war you his mother his father sister brother wife sweetheart or friend Can help him get that five thousand dollars for complete information Listen to my program over the same station Next Wednesday night. Goodbye. He's rather a musical program Wouldn't you say Mary with Dennis singing and Larry Adler's fine harmonica solo? It's too bad Jack didn't play as violin Well to tell you the truth Don. I know why Jack didn't play as violin tonight. Oh, why Mary? Well, he didn't take time this morning to eat a good breakfast Well, Mary, do you mean if Jack had eaten a good breakfast? He could have played his violin Oh, but at least it had the strength to hold it I think you're right, Mary And my idea of a good breakfast is one that includes delicate toasty brown grape nuts flakes with their crisp Distinctive texture and grand sweet as a nut flavor and grape nuts flakes are a whole grain cereal So they bring you all around bodybuilding nourishment They're a thrifty buy in the big 12 ounce economy size package So friends if you want to play the violin beautifully start your day with delicious nourishing grape nuts flakes Eat a good breakfast do a better job and Fellows will be with you next Sunday night broadcasting from the Army Air Base at LaMoure near Fresno, California And to the Hollywood canteen. Thanks for inviting us to broadcast here today. Good night folks


Good morning. Welcome to the prayer room in downtown Kalamazoo. We have our Bibles open. Those that are joining in the room to Psalm 89. Wherever you're at, we're going to open up the Word of God. We're going to read the Word. We're going to meditate on the Word. We're going to sing. We're going to pray together. This is a wonderful moment to start our morning together in Psalm 89. Verse one, I will sing of the steadfast love of the Lord forever.  For I said steadfast love will be built up forever in the heavens you will establish your faithfulness. Today Lord, we thank you. We thank you for your steadfast love towards us. God, you have been consistent and faithful to the very end. And God, we want to sing today and proclaim and even remind ourselves of the steadfast, faithful love of God that you're slow to anger. You're abounding in love. And we want to be rooted and grounded in the love of God today. Would you reveal to us today the length, the width, the depth of the love of God that we would sit under, bask in God and remember the goodness of our God this morning. Whatever trouble, whatever circumstance, whatever situation, we turn away and we turn our attention from those things and we lift up our eyes to the steadfast love of our God. You are faithful. You are kind.  We say thank you for your love. And it says here in Psalm 89, with my mouth. Can we right now, we just glorify Jesus.  That we would lift up a voice of thankfulness to you, Jesus. We make known the faithfulness of your love and we want to be built up in our love in you today. We bless you, we honor you and we thank you for your love, God. It never happened, it never happened. You're the best, the best thing it ever had. It hasn't felt like, it hasn't felt like this. And sometimes, I've let the devil creep in. Sometimes, it hasn't felt like this. Sometimes, it hasn't felt like this. The sons of Korah said in Psalm 84, even a sparrow, they start off with how lovely is your courts, oh God. That cry, I feel like 90, that's probably the definition, 30% of our warfare, it might be too low. It is the enemy trying to get us to feel and believe that his courts aren't lovely. And the way he does that is through shame, condemnation and fear. His presence should be the happiest place. Like someone when it says, blessed is the man who walks in the counsel of the Lord. That word literally just means happy. It's not a super spiritual word. It just means happy is the person whose feet walk into the house of God and they experience the smile of God and the presence of God. And so I just want to, I want to pray and those here in the room and even those at home, struggling, you felt like, man, the prayer room or the place of worship or even my secret place has been heavy and hard. And I feel condemned and even this chorus, like some of you were even offended to sing it. You're like, I don't even want to sing it because I just like, I don't even know if I really believe it to be true, just this language of the heart saying you're the best thing. And so if that's you just in vulnerability, if you feel that condemnation or heaviness and there isn't joy in the house of God, you're not experiencing his presence. You don't feel free in his house. I just want to invite you to lift your hand and we're just going to minister over the saints right now. And anybody you see with their hand raised right now, we're just going to be the body and just lay hands and pray. There's absolutely no shame in this. Absolutely no shame. Yeah, let's surround those. I just declare the delight of the Father over each and every person. I just, I declare the blessing, the priestly blessing, the Aaronic blessing. I say over you, the Lord bless you. May the Lord keep watch over you. May the Lord lift the light of his countenance towards you. May the Lord be gracious to you. May the Lord lift up the smile of his face towards you and may he give you peace.  It should be the happiest place in the world in your presence. And Lord, so we come against the enemy that has brought heaviness. And right now we just take off the garments of heaviness and we cast them at your feet and say, would you clothe us with the garments of praise? Lord, that we would really feel like your house is the best place to be, that your presence is the best place to be, that your voice is the best voice to hear, that your word is the best word to hear. Lord, I just even ask for a fence to go in the name of Jesus. Lord, a fence toward one another. Lord, a fence toward peers. A fence toward family. A fence toward leaders. Or where a fence has... Or I just declare joy. Or just like Martin Smith just flew that joy flag over us on that Sunday night. Lord, I ask that you would just fly your flag of joy and lightness and delight. Yeah, just keep praying over those. His thoughts toward you, my child. How much more? We thank you that you take off the heaviest garments of praise. As we've been worshiping, I felt the Lord remind me of the Luke 5 story where Jesus shows up and says, put out into the deep and let down your nets for a care. And the response from them is, master, we toiled all night and took nothing. But at your word, I will let down the nets. And I believe that's a word for us in this season that there has been a toiling. There has been circumstantial pain. And the Lord shows up and yet again says, put down your nets into the deep water. It reminds me of a passage in Isaiah 12 where it says, with joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation. And you will say in that day, give thanks to the Lord, call upon his name, make known his deeds among the people's proclaim that his name is exalted. Sing praises to the Lord for he has done gloriously. Let this be made known in all the earth. Shout and sing for joy. So as we've been praying and interceding, and you have been maybe in a season of toil, the invitation of the Lord to put down your nets into the waters of joy. And in remembrance, the wells of salvation. And so we today sing praise and we proclaim the goodness of our God. There's been a chorus at radiant that prays breaks a heavy yoke. And so we're reminded today, not in our flesh, but in the wells of salvation that we have joy in the Lord. And that we will follow the voice of the Lord to put down our nets into the waters and into the wells of joy yet again. Though we may water, there is joy in salvation and we proclaim yet again the goodness of our God. What's to do? I feel like we want to dance and shout in our own victory and freedom. And I just feel the Father's heart saying, you've shouted for your own freedom. You shout for the one who doesn't have their voice. You shout for the one who isn't free. And so right now I'm going to pray the Holy, we're going to wait 10 seconds and the Holy Spirit is going to put one person in your heart who's locked up in bondage. I don't mean like in this room. I mean like somebody who doesn't know Jesus, who's far from him. And we're going to do an intercessory act. This is intercession. We might not be praying from a mic, but we're going to shout and we're going to see the chains on their life as Jericho's walls. And remember we're not shouting for victory, we're shouting from victory. We have the victory because the blood of Jesus who was victorious on Calvary courses through our veins. And so we're going to wait 10 seconds. We're going to put that person in the mind.  We're going to count down and we're going to shout not just our own victory over ourselves, but over those who are far from the Father. So we're going to wait 10 seconds and then we're going to shout.