Let's just Just want to remind us about Philippians chapter 1 and verse 6 We've seen this verse before so it's being confident of this very thing that he who has begun a good work in you Will bring it to completion like the one the Lord who has started the good work will bring it to completion and Another verse that we can look at is Hebrews Hebrews chapter 12 When verse 2 We read looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith Who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross despising the shame and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God? Right looking unto Jesus the author and finisher Perfecter the one who originates the one who starts our faith and the perfecter of our faith the one who matures our faith Okay, and Philippians here one six Also talks about a similar thing It says that he who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ The Lord is working in us right Each and every day the Lord is working in us All we need to do is Ealed be submitted be surrendered to his leading and to his working and we will see that he Perfecting us perfecting our faith and completing and bringing everything to completion The work that he has started in us. He'll bring it to completion until the day of Christ, right? So let's pray and let's Let's just say Lord Whatever work you're doing or God, I know I don't want to be a hindrance I don't want to be a stumbling block to the work that you're doing. I want to cooperate with the work of the Holy Spirit and I want to Yield to the work of this Holy Spirit so that you can bring things to completion in my life so that you know the faith Since you are the author and the perfecter of My faith that you will bring my faith to maturity, right? Okay, so let's let's just pray Excuse me Father we we just want to thank you Lord. We thank you for this day. We thank you for this time We thank you for these promises Lord that you're the one who who brings Lord everything to completion in us father God and We thank you that you have begun a great work in us Lord a good work in us Father God and we acknowledge that we recognize that and we acknowledge that God and Father God, we thank you that your promises that you will bring it to completion Until the day of Christ Lord We pray that each and every day master that we will just yield to your leading your prompting and the work of your spirit Lord and Lord the work of edification that's happening in the inner man Lord strengthening us refining us Lord we we eat Lord and we we ask of other God that that you would Prepare us that you would strengthen us that you would bring our faith to maturity to completion Father God even as we look Lord towards you father God Lord I we pray that our focus will be unbroken that we will not be distracted even as we Lord even as we go through life's journey God that we will continue to God have our focus on you that we will not be distracted by This and the other of a by that through the challenges of life Lord that we will not be distracted Lord, I pray that we would Lord maintain or keep that same intensity and passion Lord For your name for your word for the work of your spirit Lord that we will have that same intensity or God and yes to this end We commit ourselves to your mighty hands Father God pray that you'll continue to build us in the inner man That we will be strong in the spirit and the power of your might or God We thank you in Jesus precious name. We pray Amen Okay, so Philippines to It Philippines to maybe we'll read from 12 onwards Just a quick review. So he says therefore my beloved as you have always obeyed not in my presence only but now much more in my absence Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling for it is God who works in you Both to will and to do for his good pleasure Do all things without complaining and disputing that you may become blameless and harmless Children of God without fault in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation among whom you shine as lights in the world Holding fast the word of life So that I may rejoice in the day of Christ that I have not run in vain or labored in vain Yes, and if I am being poured out as a drink offering on the sacrifice and service of your faith I am glad and rejoice with you all For the same reason you also be glad and rejoice with me. Okay, so So quick review. He says, you know my beloved as you always obeyed So the the Philippine church the Philippine believers from this we see that they've been quite dedicated quite committed and It's it's not as if they they chose to you know, please Paul only when he was there You know in in the works of the Lord and in doing anything for the Lord it was it is only It is not just it's only when Paul was there But but even in his absence as he heard reports about them that they would they you know, they would they were quite a faithful people and Then to the Lord, right? So now he says work out your own salvation He with fear and trembling. So what does that mean? Work out your own salvation.  So the question is, you know, is he is he talking about that?  So we know that he's writing to believe us. We know that he's writing to people in fact, he says, right being confident of this that he who has begun a good work will bring it to completion. So he's He's talking about people who are born again and in whom the Lord has started a good work and in fact, he is encouraging them.  Okay, so in other sense in other way, what are some things that we need to work out? Right. We know that we are justified, but we need to live a life of consecration Right. So consecration is something that is an ongoing everyday process. And what does that mean? That means that we need to live a life that is set apart set apart from unrighteousness set apart for Righteousness or for for God. So so it means that we are You know, it's it's it's a process. It's an everyday thing. And so Okay, then the other aspect of it is Even as we choose to live a life of consecration, you know, our minds need to be renewed Right. Our mind needs to be renewed our thoughts need to be renewed to what to the Word of God So that our will or our desires and our choices become aligned With what God wants right? It becomes aligned to the will of God the way with the Word of God and the ways of God. So That will happen only when our mind is renewed because scripture is very clear So if you are carnally minded, you cannot please God For a carnal mind is enmity with God. Okay, where do we read that accept a It's a carnal mind a mind that is set on fleshly things is enmity So, which means that for our mind to be set on spiritual things is something that I need to work out To to see transformation in my life. I need to Renew my mind. This is something that I need to work out So so that my soul is renewed my mind will emotions everything is renewed So in that sense he says work out your Salvation work out your own salvation. You are saved now you work out live that out, right? With fifth fear and trembling and with ribbon fear and trembling for it is God who works in you Okay, God works in us the Holy Spirit in dwells us and he Excuse me. Sorry. So he works in us So what does he do? What work does he do right both to will and to do for his good pleasure? Okay, so that's that's a good thing. So well the Lord Influences us the Lord empowers us He gives us his resources right he Challenges us he prompts us he leads us So he does all that And he works in us both to will that is to come to a place of Using our will like he will not decide for us But he will enable us to decide Enable us to make a choice that That word will it means to to be determined to determine something to purpose to resolve to do something like to decide so so both to decide to to will and To do K2 that is coming to a place of doing something Okay, so to decide something is is one thing, right? But to actually effectively work What you've decided? What you planned? That's the other side of it So the God is the one who works in you? Both to will and to do He helps us Now he will not decide for us He will not make the choice for us, right? We have to make the choice Okay, so but it but it's God who works in us. He effectively works in us Both to will you know that word works. It's it's again that work Which we have seen before in a gay or which means effectively You know to be active to be fervent to be mighty in us That's the that's the work of the spirit, right? He leads us into truth.   So he's the one who do that who does that and he does that for his good pleasure So which means that, you know, we delight his heart When we when we allow him to work in us both to will and to do and the things that He brings us. I mean it brings him great satisfaction and pleasure When we allow him to do that he works in us to will and to do of course the choice that he let that you know He enables us to make a decision, which is the right righteous decision. He enables us to Carry out something which is a righteous deal. Maybe it's saying no to the work of the enemy No, to the things of the flesh and saying yes to You know the works of God, so he he does both that and it brings in great pleasure For his good pleasure so Was 14 he says do all things without complaining or disputing Okay, so do all things without complaining or disputing now now the thing is, you know Many times we might ask him how can I not complain about something? Right, how can I not some let's say something is not right? Okay, now I need to I need to bring it to somebody's notice and I need to talk about it maybe to Excuse me maybe to To To someone I know how can things change if I don't say okay this thing is you know, this is not right Okay, let's say in ministry in in work Maybe in a family kind of a thing situation. How can I not say you know, it's like if let's say I you know, it's like that thing that we hear no like this guy goes to somebody's home for a meal and They serve him some some food and let's say I don't know, you know, let's say some some vegetable, okay let's say Potato fried potato or fried potatoes actually nice and it's a cabbage some fried cabbage now So he looks at the plate. He says okay everything else. I like this. I don't like so he finishes that first And because he finishes that first the host like that person thinks okay. Wow.  Oh, he must be really enjoying it I need to serve him some more and then puts you know, it's like that right suppose we see something which is you know, which needs to change and then we You don't you know do anything about it Prince is saying it's happened to me. Yeah That's true, you know, when we when we don't say okay, we can't say it's you know It's it's we can't say to their face that it's I don't like it, but we need to say something So that they don't serve it again, right? So anyway, so here so you might when I ask the question, so how do I you know bring things to change You know, how do I do it without? Without bringing it to notice, but we can do that Without complaining and disputing. Okay, so the words when we look at the Greek there it talks about murmuring Okay, what kind of murmuring? It's an internal murmuring, you know secret murmuring, right? We are Just saying all these guys like that or this thing this work is like this this Or this ministry is like this or they're always doing like this. So it's a secret thing. It's a secret murmuring It's like a secret debate that is our argument that's going on on the inside of you right, so that's that's what it talks about and So you're not doing anything to change it, but inside you're just going on and on and on, you know saying negative things about it and And maybe it'll lead to gossip And also the other other word, you know complaining and disputing. Okay, that's also an inward reasoning An inward reasoning, you know, somebody says something and then immediately there's an inward reasoning It's like oh, that will never work. Oh that so you're not voicing it. There is no There's no healthy discussion, but Inwardly, you're just cancelling it Inwardly, you're just saying oh This is no good. No, this thing cannot work. Okay, so you see that now that is not healthy Like because it's not going to bring any change You are going to feel so negative that your action is going to be negative It's not going to be constructive in any nature, you know, you're not going to solve the problem because you're not going to talk about it, right? So Paul's saying, you know, do all things without doing that No, without that thing, you know, canceling it out speaking negative things within yourself You know, see we studied in Galatians then see Paul says when he saw that Peter was actually He would eat with the Gentiles When the non when the Jewish when the when there were no Jewish people around and then he would distance himself when certain people came From, you know, who are known to the disciple the Apostle James So Peter actually withstood him Sorry, Paul withstood him, right in the sense. He told Peter right there in front saying what you're doing is wrong You cannot do this. You cannot live Life a hypocritical life You cannot pretend to be someone in front of others and then when someone to be someone else in front of another group of people You cannot do that, right? So we know when he's saying do all things without complaining or disputing he's talking about, you know, some internal things And that's what the Greek words also refer to internal murmurings internal reasonings Which is not actually helping solve the problem. Okay, so do all things Without that it was 15 that you may become blameless and harmless children of God without fault in the midst of a crooked and perverse Generation among whom you shine as lights in the world Holding fast the word of life so that I may rejoice in the day of Christ that I have not run in vain or labored in vain So you're saying You know, this is something that you need to do if you live this way without complaining disputing Then you'll become blameless and harmless Okay, you're not going to cause harm to others. You're not, you know, you're not no one can blame you Okay, so You you don't you're free from blame free from, you know people pointing fingers at you so, you know, you're free of all reproaches and above reproach your life so and It talks about being harmless, right and then he says and the word that is he's used there is that You know, it's it means innocent, of course, but it also the picture that we have is that Something that is pure something that is not mixed adulterated. Okay, it is like You know some let's say if it's a it normally refers to metal or you know any other any other material Which does not have any Defective material mixed with it. Let's say, you know, if it's if it's milk Then it's pure milk, you know, it's not half a liter milk and half a liter water Just diluted it. Right. He's saying it does not have any mixture in it right, so you become Blameless and harmless you're innocent through and through right.  Yeah, because you're not doing that You're not having that internal reasoning and internal debate and you're not holding anything Against someone or you're not having that internal conversation Against someone, you know, sometimes that You know, that can be a very dangerous thing.   Okay So it is like a mixture Like it is it is good and bad you you might be sincere in wanting to follow the Lord and you love the Lord Love his word Etc. But then you have this thing going on on the inside which is causing you to become Defective which is causing you to become You know mixed with something that is not good Okay, so you're saying if you do this do all things without complaining and disputing so that you may become blameless and harmless children of God without fault Okay in the midst of crooked and perverse generation so So he's saying okay, you are in the world Okay, there is no Escaping that and we are right now in the world in a society Surrounded by people who do not share your own your values who do not understand, you know, why you live the way you live Maybe their minds are blinded to the gospel so you are in the midst of you know such a kind of people and He goes on to say that they are you know perverse a crooked generation Okay There they might call good as bad and bad as good right there this standard for living the standard for Living life is could be totally twisted I Could be totally different So who might they might be you know gossiping murmuring complaining backstabbing right And speaking words that are It's it's shocking right when you if you just look at some of the social media Like you see some of the videos and it's like shocking people using words bad language just like an ordinary thing right and and the other day and I was just listening to some some college Students and some you know some some yeah college students as cool kids I think slightly older teens and the kind of language they're using and it was shocking in every sentence So, you know, that's the kind of culture that we see that's the kind of people who are there and More than that, you know the the backstabbing the gossip and Bringing people down and saying something in front of people But then going behind their back and doing something else, you know, this is quite common In in the culture that we live in in the world that we live in but we are not off that world We are not off that, you know culture and values and so on so He's saying that you will be like you will shine as lights You'll be blameless and harmless in this kind of a generation and you will shine as lights Because they need the light that you are shining like that your truth The of which you stand for shines as light. They need the light They are in darkness. They need the light and you among whom you will shine as lights Okay verse 16 is The first part of this is part of verse 15 as well, right or the entire verse is part of verse 16 as well So what is he saying?  So holding fast to the logos of Zoe Like the word of God the word of life the life producing the God kind of life producing word of God What do you what are you supposed to do? You're supposed to hold fast Meaning let your grip on The word of God pay attention to it Have a strong grip on it. Okay, don't Don't leave it Hold on to it beat at the center.  You know when you when you live it out? Like just like how we see in James that you know, you be here or be a doer You need to do be both unless you hear you cannot do and unless you do, you know You you will not be actually going back to here more because you just be deceiving yourself, right? So Is is is a saying that you know, you need to hold fast You need to have a strong grip you need to give attention to and the word of God and You need to pay attention to applying it making it relevant and real in our lives so the question is, you know Even as we've been, you know doing all these book studies and we've been studying, you know, how much of it are we applying? Daily in our lives, right? So are we studying it and okay? We're talking about okay? This was written during this time and it was written to these kind of people all that is, you know important It's necessary me to know the context in which it was written Etc. But About that we need to know that it applies to me today Right and since I'm reading it since I'm giving attention to it I need to apply these truths in my life. So how much of it am I applying in my own life, right? So the instruction that is there the challenges that are presented there The way I you know asked to change How much of it am I doing in my life? We need to ask ourselves Okay, and not to condemn ourselves but to hold ourselves accountable to it and say, okay, let me do it Let me apply it. Here is the situation and yeah, this is the right situation for me to apply this God's word let me apply it Okay, so that is what we need to do. So holding fast the word of life. We will shine as light In this darkness, but if you do not hold fast to this logos of Zoe Then you know, where is the light gonna come from it will just keep fading There's no life Yeah, so so that is what it says. So so he says, you know that I might rejoice in the day of Christ You know when you hold fast when you shine as light is saying, you know This is the satisfaction that I get out of my ministry and out of the out of my life itself, you know So that I might so he says that That I may that I have not run in vain or labored in vain Okay, run in vain meaning that I've lived my life now the way I've conducted my life Okay, so we're all called to run this race with endurance right Hebrews talks about that Hebrews 12 So so he's saying you know that so that I might I may not have the run in vain that it's not a futile exercise My life is not, you know, it's not an empty one And all the things that I've done all the labor all the work that I've done that, you know, so that it's it's not in vain Okay, so so on the day of Christ In the day of Christ that I will rejoice to see all that happen And when I see you and I see that the kind of life that I know that oh This is how you lived your life that you that will give me I will be able to rejoice on that day, okay? So it's it's linked to Each and every believer holding fast the word of life.  We know that we will Make some foolish mistakes foolish choices Foolish decision decisions Maybe we might even open out Open up doors Right for the enemy to come in We we become weak ourselves in faith Right spiritually we are We become we make ourselves good We become we make ourselves a target for the enemy Even though the enemy is defeated the enemy and can come with lies accusations Deceptions we make ourselves a target for all that. We're not strong Okay, so it's important that we hold fast to the word of life. Okay, what's 17? Yes, and if I'm being poured out as a drink offering on the sacrifice and service of your faith I'm glad and rejoice with you all for the same reason you also be glad and rejoice with me So he's saying for this, you know for this reason if I'm being poured out as a drink offering So, you know, he's saying that if you know, if if my life is Offered as a as a sacrifice In servicing, you know in in in ministering to your needs If I you know since I'm Taking it's like, you know, somebody who's in the army or somebody who's in the civil services someone who takes Oath to To carry out Particular service, so he's saying, you know this service that I'm doing this ministry that I'm doing Since since that I'm you know That the way I'm doing it. It's it's actually like a being offered upon That my life is being offered as a as a drink offering, you know, it's I'm being offered as a as sacrifice So he's saying that my life is is being offered for this I'm being poured out Every day whatever I do, it's it's it's like a it's like a sacrifice I'm being offered as a sacrifice and he's saying, okay, it's if I do that, you know, that's fine Right. He's he's absolutely. Okay. He's he's fine with that Excuse me So so he's saying, you know I Am glad and I rejoice with you all Okay, so even though I'm being offered out poured out, you know, maybe physically emotionally Like he's being it's like he's being poured out is everything that he's been doing is taking a lot out of him but if It is so I am glad and I I have the choice Right so You know this drink offering is something that we see in the Old Testament right in in the book of numbers So we see that we Numbers 15 I think four and five. Let's just look at that Okay, so Then he who presents is offering to the Lord shall bring a grain offering of one-tenth of an ifa of Fine flaw mixed with one-fourth of a hint of oil and one-fourth of a hint of wine as a as a drink offering And you shall prepare with the burnt offerings or the sacrifice for each land. I just see that Mentioned there and also I think like if you turn to Chapter 28 and verse 7 and its drink offering shall be one-fourth of a hint For each land in a holy place you shall pour out the drink to the Lord as an offering So he's saying you know my life it literally it is being sacrificed Okay for this cause Like in and it's poured out like an offering to the Lord So this service that I do it's it's really literally an offering To God himself. Okay, so saying it is that So if it is so then I am glad and I am rejoiced with you all So, you know that a sacrifice is painful a sacrifice will Is costly? costs you something right It means maybe taking on some effort and responsibilities. It means to give up certain things So he's done all that and he's saying I'm glad and I rejoice with you all Okay, and for the same reason you also be glad and rejoice would be give us was 18. Okay, let's read Verses 19 onwards A few verses But I trust in the Lord Jesus to send Timothy to you shortly That I also may be encouraged when I know your state For I have no one like-minded who will sincerely care for your state For all seek their own not the things which are of Christ Jesus But you know his proven character and as a son with his father. He served me in the gospel Therefore, I hope to send him at once as soon as I see how it goes with me But I trust in the Lord that I myself shall also come shortly So this is about Timothy says, you know, I'm trusting the Lord to send Timothy to you shortly So Timothy is with him right now. He's saying, you know And that I also may be encouraged when I know your state So how you are doing spiritually, you know, I just like to send Timothy to you and And then he says something about Timothy for he says, you know, for I have no one like-minded You know in the same mind same wavelength Same burden right same burden same desires I have no one who thinks about ministry thinks about ministering to you in the same manner So he says Who will sincerely care for your state? Because everywhere he says he talks about some of the false apostles and false You know ministers of gods is saying that they all seek their own worst 21 Not the things which are of Christ Jesus, you know, they are they are selfish They are being selfish. They all they are selfish ambitions. So they all seek their own what I can get out of this Right, uh, how can I? take something Out of these people like we read in second Corinthians right Paul talks about that kind of a scenario there Where people were traveling Itinerant ministers who were peddling the word of God Right, they were adulterating mixing they were you know, maybe um Not really presenting the truth as they should and they were Saying certain things doing certain things for their own benefits So saying, you know, you know these kind of people are there Verse 22, but you know his proven character Like timothy's character which has been proved over and over again You know his proven character That as a son with his father he served with me in the gospel. Now. This is how he served not as someone who was Sorry, excuse me Not as someone who was you know, like who was hired Um, not as someone who was detached who was just do his work Um and go because you know the way Someone in the family serves is very different from the way Someone who could be you know, I'm sure they know there are people who are loyal When you hire them and you know, but when when you know that, you know, um, they Consider themselves as family and when they work, you know, that they'll sincerely care Right care for the things care for the business care for The work that has been entrusted to them. They are faithful. They'll fiercely guard What has been entrusted they fearfully I mean fiercely You know, if if someone wants to do things that are you know that that are To the To the owner I'm talking about a business, you know, they well they would they would be very fiercely loyal like So he's he's saying is comparing timothy to such a person and he's saying, you know, all seek their own But you know his proven character that as a son with the father He's served with me in the gospel So this is how he served therefore I hope to send him at once as soon as I see how it goes with me And I trust in the lord that I myself shall come shortly. So like now he's in prison But his hope and expectation is that that he will come and meet with the church and fill it by, you know, um He he expresses something like this Even in chapter one chapter one he also Um, he talks about that that, you know, these things have happened because of Of the gospel. This is why I am in chains um, and I'm You know, and he's saying, you know being confident of this I know that I shall remain and continue with you all for your progress and joy of Salvation Joy of faith, sorry, so he he talks to so his expectation is that that he will Uh See him. He will he will he will be able to meet with them. He will be able to see them He'll be able to minister to them. Right. That is his expectation So he he voice he expresses that here again.  Okay Okay, then the last part of chapter two yet I consider it necessary to send to you epipharoditus.  Therefore, I sent him The more eagerly that when you see him again, you may rejoice and I may be less sorrowful Receive him therefore in the lord with all gladness and hold such men in esteem Because for the work of christ, he came close to death not regarding his life To supply what was lacking in your service towards me. Okay, so Talking about epipharoditus and the way he ministered. He calls him his brother fellow worker fellow soldier similar to you know timothy um, and uh, he was someone who came from the macedonian church from the philipi and so he says, you know And the one who ministered to many it was probably the philippines sent him As a messenger who's um, who's sent him with Things to take care of paul's Needs, right? So he came and he was there to minister to him. So And and he talks about epipharoditus physical health He was that he was almost sick and he almost died And he was uh, and then But god had mercy god healed him And he had mercy and therefore paul says, you know, I sent him to you more eagerly And when you see him again that you may rejoice and I'll be less sorrowful Right. So he says, you know, receive him in the lord and treat such men with esteem Respect them esteem them for the for the work of the gospel. They came close to death. He came close to death Um, and but he did not regard his life. He did not care He just wanted to you know, work for the sake of the gospel and And and and he came as a messenger to supply, you know From from the philippine church and to supply what was lacking So, you know treat such people with high esteem says, okay, so we'll stop here take a break And when we come back, we'll start with chapter three Okay, we'll take a 10 minute break now


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Now, Auto-Lite and its 60,000 dealers and service stations present... Suspense! Tonight, Auto-Lite brings you Pat O'Brien in... Dead Ernest, one of the most famous of suspense plays, produced and directed by Anton M. Leader. Friends, officially, Spring has sprung, and you'll want a spring pep for your winter weary car.  Yes, you actually can tell the difference in your car. Auto-Lite regular-type spark plugs have long been standard factory equipment on many leading makes of cars and trucks. And now six, that's right, six of these leading makes of cars and trucks have switched to Auto-Lite resistor-type spark plugs for factory installation on their new 1949 models. The new Auto-Lite resistor spark plugs are the spark plugs of today and the future. Remember, you're right with Auto-Lite. And now, Auto-Lite presents Pat O'Brien in the tale well-calculated to keep you in suspense. Accident report to police inspector Blandon from Lieutenant S. Healy, place 15th Street and 4th Avenue, time 2.45 p.m., March 11th, remarks. Ernest Bowers, age 34, was crossing the intersection as the signal light changed from green to red. The car, driven by a Theodore Tobi, made a legal right turn from 15th Street into 4th Avenue. That wasn't much. Whoa, look at those trial marks. Hey, the guys are cold. He's bleeding. Hand back now. Let's have a look. Has he hurt bad? I didn't see him. Honest, I didn't. I had the right away. Yeah, he's passed out.  Yeah, yeah, you're there. Okay, move back. Move back. Look, if he's bleeding, he's bleeding here. I'll prop up his head. Yeah, here, use his jacket. Here, I'll hold him. Golly, he's limp. He feels just like he's dead. Yes, Ernest Bowers felt like he was dead. Ernest Bowers suffered from catalepsy, a strange disease. He carried out all the times a note in his inside pocket stating that he was a cataleptic and that in the event of seeming death his wife should immediately be notified or his doctor in the event his wife is unavailable. The letter also requested that no autopsy or embalming should be performed on his body for 72 hours although in his particular case the duration of the attacks were usually four hours or less. Ernest Bowers also wore a sterling silver bracelet with an inscription reading Do not embalm me, I am not dead. Catalepsy is a disease of the nerves in mind. The physical conditions of the cataleptic when he is under a spell closely resemble death in all aspects including the primary stages of rigor mortis. Officer Abbott was on the scene of the accident. He administered aid to the injured man before making out his report. Now to stop the bleeding. Looks like just a cut on his forehead when he hit the ground, nothing much. Now, what's your name? Toby, Theodore Toby, here's my license plate.  What did those kids do? They picked up something off the street. Oh, here it comes. I hope he's all right. It doesn't look like he's bleeding. Oh my gosh, he ain't. I told you to get back. Come on now, he's back. I'll say he's out, Carl. Let's get him away. He's dead. Well, anyhow, it didn't happen in our wagon. Okay, we'll take him away. We'll take him back, will you, officer? Yeah, keep back, clear out. Come on, the show's over. That's the third one to take. Yeah, there. Well, let's go. Whose coat was that he was laying on? I don't know. Did you pick it up? No. Hey, officer. Yeah? Where's the coat? Well, but... Gosh, it's gone. Okay, never mind. Let's go, Payne. Ernest Bowers had lost the identification of his condition. The letter was in the inside pocket of his jacket. The silver chain he wore on his left wrist had snapped and fallen into the pavement. Two youngsters picked up the chain. Robert Manelli aged nine and one-half. Tommy Stoner, eight. After your father's shot, Pa. Wait, shoot, there's a nice chain. Hey, there's right in on it. Maybe it's a guy's name. Is he hurt, Pa? Nah, just a little bump. What's it say? Just a second. We'll be out of the alley. Yeah, a pop's gone home to eat. What's it say? Wait a second, will ya? It says, do not in bomb. Do not something me. I am not dead. It's screwy. What do we do with it? Sell it, dopey. We can buy some baseballs and stuff. Yeah, but when we try to sell it, it asks us where we got it. What do we tell him? Nothing.  You know what we'll do. What? We'll use pop's walking torch. We'll melt it down. Well, he told us not to use it. Pop ain't here, is he? No. Well, come on. There it is. Yeah, here, put it on that brick. Okay? Yeah. Be careful. Hey, what are your kids doing? Uh, uh, hello, Pop. Nothing, Mr. Minnelli. We ain't doing nothing. Yeah, nothing, huh? I thought I told you kids not to go near that torch. Well, we want to melt this down. Yeah, give me that. Nah, what's this all about? We find this chain, Papa, and we want to melt it down and sell it. Who's is it? We don't know. Do we, Tommy? No. No, we don't. There's nothing wrong, Pop. We just found it. See, it's ours. Do not em... em... bother me. I am not dead. What's that? It's screwy. Where did you find it? In the street. Honest, Papa. Ask Tommy. All right, go on. Get out of here. How about melting it down, Pop? We can sell it and buy some baseballs. Hmm. All right, keep back. They milled it and took it to a golden silver dealer. They sold the milled chain for $1.30. $1.30, but the coat, the coat was the principal thing. In the coat and the inside pocket was the letter. The information about Ernest Bauer's condition was in that letter. The instructions that could save his life. The coat was picked up from the street by Honest Jerry Murdock. There's a big sign to the corner of 15th Street. It says Honest Jerry Murdock, swap shop. He brought the coat into his store, he was around in his shelves until he found some cleaning fluid and then started to clean the blood stain. Looking for a sport jacket? Just a moment. Okay. Good service. Oh, will you come over here, please? Yeah, something on that order. Pick out what you want. Eh, how much you want to spend? About five bucks. These cost more. How much? From eight to twelve. They don't look so hot for eight bucks. From eight to twelve. Say, wait a minute, wait a minute. I'm just putting a new one in stock. Over here by the counter. Yeah, looks all right. What size is it? I don't know.  Kind of stiff in front here, though. Ah, it's because it's almost new. You break it in. Feels like cardboard or something. You want it? Five dollars. Okay. Eh, it might still be a couple of stains on it. Ain't had time to take out. Use some cleaner around it to bring it to the tailors. It'll be better than new. Yeah. Here's a five. Ernest Bowers is brought to the receiving room of the Vedder General Hospital. Various routine tests were made. The time, four-ten. If Bowers are going to awaken, it will probably be six-forty-five. Dr. Weldon made out his report. He wrote it down while he was standing near the telephone switchboard. This is the Vedder General Hospital. Is there anybody by the name of Bowers at home? Bowers, B-O-W-E-R-S. Is Mr. Bowers married? I am. Where can I reach her? There's been an accident. I don't. Will you tell her to call the Vedder General Hospital? Yeah. What happened? Mr. Bowers is dead. Can't reach her, huh? No. I'd like to do an autopsy. Yeah. Well, what'll I tell the wife when she calls? Well, if it's pretty soon, I'll talk to her. We've still got those tests to go through. Then I'm off. If it's more than an hour, he'll probably be on the way to the morgue. At that moment, it was then four-twenty-two in the afternoon. At that moment, if anyone had been in Receiving Room B of Vedder General Hospital, where the body of Ernest Bowers lay on the patient carriage, they would have seen a fly crawl slowly across the face of the dead man, and they would have seen his nose twitch. For suspense, Auto-Light is bringing you Pat O'Brien in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills Suspense. It was the first day of spring, and I got accoded by head. Well, Hap, you should get outdoors. You need to change. The way a car with old worn-out plugs needs white-gap Auto-Light resistor spark plugs. I know. For your winter weary car, replace old narrow-gap spark plugs with white-gap Auto-Light resistor spark plugs. A car idle smoother gives better performance on leaner gas mixtures actually saves gas dollars. And what's more, white-gap Auto-Light resistor spark plugs cut down spark plug interference with radio and television reception. I gotta get rid of this code. We should all get rid of winter ills and get rid of old narrow-gap spark plugs. Everybody should install a set of white-gap Auto-Light resistor spark plugs. Everybody could cure somebody else's code. Ah, but only Auto-Light offers smart car and truck owners everywhere the sensational advantages of resistor-type spark plugs. They're ignition engineered to meet the highest standards of automotive engineers. Remember, folks, you're always right with Auto-Light. And now, Auto-Light brings back to our Hollywood soundstage Pat O'Brien as Lieutenant Healy in Dead Ernest a tale well-calculated to keep you in suspense. Accident report continued. Henry Prince had within his power the opportunity to save the life of Ernest Bowers. He had purchased the code in which was the letter that could save him. When he left the second-hand store, he stopped to have a chat with some friends, made some purchases at the grocery store and started home. At the time, a few minutes after five, he lived about two blocks in the scene of the accident. His wife was waiting for him. Well, how do you like it for five bucks? Yeah, yeah, it looks all right. Oh, what's that, a spot? Where? Yeah, take it off a second. I wonder what it is. Oh, I said there was a couple of spots. The cleaner will take them out. You know, looks like... Hey, what's this in the pocket? I don't know. To whom it may concern, please open and read. That's what must have felt stiff. This note is carried on my person wherever I go. It is to advise responsible parties that I am a cataleptic, that if it appears as though I am dead, I am not. What's that? And that my body is not to be molested for a period of 72 hours, neither by autopsy nor by embalming, although the maximum periods of my attacks usually do not exceed four hours. Please telephone my wife. This is Margaret Bowers at Fulton 77837. This is a boarding house. 841 and a half, West 25th Street. If she's not there, please try Axe Minster 43422. This is the number of Dr. Benton. It's of vital importance. It may mean my life. Thank you, Ernest Bowers. It's a funny one. Where'd you get the coat, Henry? Honest, Jerry Murdoch's. Wonder what we can do. Nothing. It's probably been forgotten already. Somebody sold him the coat and forgot to take the letter out. Well, it doesn't sound like something a guy'd forget. I had to double with it. It might be important. Hey, look at that, Henry.  Yeah, too dark. Yeah, that's the color blood turns. I'm going to telephone that number. Go ahead, but I think you're wasting your time. I'd like to talk to Mrs. Bowers. She ain't in. Well, how do you know? You didn't even call. I know. Who else wanted to get in touch with her? Oh, sorry. Well, thank you. Yeah, you see? You're wasting your time. I have a strange feeling, Henry. You're in a terrible position to be in. To have everybody think you're dead when you ain't. You're helpless about it. Well, go ahead. Go ahead. I can see I'm not going to win this time either. Busy. How about some dinner? Oh, it's cooking.  That guy, whoever he is, lying there and people thinking he'm dead when he ain't. Maybe doing things to him. What's him bombing? They do that at the morgue. It's preparing his body for burial. I think they take all the blood out of his veins. Well, I would kill him if he wasn't already dead.  Henry, I'm going to find out about that coat. Where's this place you bought it? Now, wait a minute, Frances. I've put in a good day's work. I'm tired. I don't want to run around the city looking for something I don't even know about. Well, then I'll go myself. Well, how about me at home here while you'll go out? I want to eat. I'm hungry. Look, dinner won't be ready for another 15 minutes anyway. Now, look, where's the place? Oh, all right. I'll go with you. Well, he ain't here. He locked up. What's the sign say? Ten minutes? Yeah, but those guys put up signs like that if they're going away for an hour. Well, we'll wait a few minutes. Oh, come on, Frances. Look, you wait here. I'm going in the cigar store to telephone.  Nothing can change it. Unless it's an invitation to a polka game. Very, very funny. Look, you wait here. Is Mrs. Bowers in? No. Mr. Bowers? No. He is? That's what they tell me. Well, wait a minute. Oh, darn it. Look, I just spoke to you. Will you please... You're bothering me. But all I want to know is when Mr. Bowers died... How do I know that doctor's lying busy? Same as before. Mr. Bowers is dead. I found that out. See, I told you. What about the letter then? What if he ain't dead? What if they only think he's dead? Well, what do you want to do? Wait here all night? No, but we ought to wait a little while. Maybe we can find out where he lives. You're going traipsing around the whole city? I have to. Well, without me then. Do as you please. I'll be home. I'm hungry. If you think more of a crazy letter than you do of feeding your husband, then that's all. What do you mean that's all? Just what I said. That's all. You know, the trouble with you is you don't have no imagination. No, I'm just a home-loving guy. That's all. Well, go on home then. I'll find out about this. A different turn of speech. Another question. If the boarding house woman were more cooperative, if she knew the facts of the case, or took an interest in the death of Ernest Bowers, if, if, if, at the hospital, meanwhile, events were pursuing their normal course? It couldn't reach anybody, huh? No, Doctor. I tried just a few minutes ago.  Well, we're finished with the test. I sure wish we could do that autopsy. Maybe later after he's gone to the morgue. Want me to try again? Uh, no. Get me the orderly one. Okay. Use that one there. Well, Payne? Yeah. There's Dr. Weldon. There's a delivery for you to go to the morgue. Now? Yeah. I ain't had nothing to eat since I don't know. Yeah, since lunch. Go on now, Payne. It's down in the receiving room. The papers are down there too. Oh, why can't it wait a few minutes? It's got to go now. They want to start embalming so they can go home. How about sending one of the other boys? No, I don't care. Just as long as it gets there. Okay. Want me to keep trying to reach his home? No, the rush is off any time now. Going to the morgue. Tell you what, you can wait till his wife calls here. She should be home pretty soon, I guess. I'll be here all evening. I want to talk to her. All right, Dr. Oh, uh, don't get your wires crossed. Mr. Meridoc. Yes? Oh, I'm glad you came back. Come in. What can I do for you?  Did I work kind? Yeah, a light blue one. It had a few stains on it. Sorry, can't take back anything once it's sold. Oh, no, no, no. I want to give it back. Where'd you get it, Mr. Meridoc? I don't even know which one you're talking about. Look, it must have been a few hours ago. Blue with thin red boxes. Oh, that one. What about it? Where'd you get it? What do you want to know for? Because there was a letter in it. An important letter. I don't know. How can I remember where I got it? Long ago. Was it long ago? I don't see where it's any of your business where I got it. It's important. I've been trying to reach the numbers. The doctor's number's always busy. His wife, she hasn't even home yet. I don't know what you're talking about. Now, please, I'm busy. I've got lots to do here. But you've got to tell me. Just look. Look, tell me one thing. Did you have the jacket in there a long time? Well... Look, please, it's very important. Well, no. No, I just got it in this afternoon. Oh. Where'd you get it? You said one question. You asked it and I answered it. That's all. There was blood on it. I can't help. Now, if you'll excuse me. No, no. Look, you must tell me. I'm probably just crazy about this. Look, if that man's alive and they'd do anything to him, I'll never get over it. You know, I'll never be able to live with myself. Crazy.  Listen, there was a letter in the inside pocket of that jacket. It said that Ernest Bowers was a cataleptic. What's that? He goes in a fit? Oh, no, no, no. A cataleptic.  He goes into a spell and looks as though he's dead. Sometimes, you know, they take dead bodies to the morgue and they ham bomb him. That means they take all the blood out of their veins.  I don't know whether he's dead or alive or even if he's worrying about this letter, but I just got to find out. Well, I... There was a... What? An accident before. Where? Who was in it? I don't know. Believe me, lady. I didn't know anything about all this. You think that this guy who was taken away in an ambulance could be one of them cataleptics? That coat. Was it his? Yeah, lady, yeah. But it was left there on the street. They drove away and left. The ambulance. What ambulance? I don't know. It was on the corner. The cop was there. He told somebody to call an ambulance. He came and took away the man. A cop? I saw a cop outside while I was waiting for you. Is that the same cop? Yeah. Yeah. Look, lady, you got to protect me. I ain't done anything wrong. I didn't know anything like this would happen. I would never have taken a coat if I... Officer! Ernest Bowers lay on a slab in the morgue. If he were alive, probabilities were that he would regain consciousness before 6.45. And the two embalmers on duty at the time decided to get a bite to eat when the phone rang. Answered the answer. Well, we're going out to eat. Yeah, I know another one just came in. We got it here. Yo, well, what's the rush? No, no, we just want to get a cup of coffee and then we'll get on it. Well, look, I said I'll fall if it comes in just when we want to have a... Right? We can go home after? Well, that puts a different complexion on it. Yeah. Okay, yeah. What time is it now? 6.30. Doc says if we embalm this one now, we can go home. Well, let's start in, then. I'm hungry. Oh, okay. I'll start the motor. Young guy, ain't he? Yeah. I was speaking to the wife about that yesterday. Get the injector out, Tony. Yeah. And she was saying more and more people die, older and older. Yeah. Yeah, it looks like we can open through the neck. Yeah. Give me a piece of that goose. Yeah. I says to her, she should be around this place at once. We get it more late. You want me to do it? No, no, no. You get the injector ready. Yeah. Hey, look at him. You never think that such a little thing like his heart stopped speeding could make him dead and not alive. Hold it steady, will you? Yeah. Ready? Just a second. Okay. All right. Here we go. What's the matter? My glasses are clouding up. We'll take them off. No, no, no. I'll just clean them. What did the wife say to that? Huh? Oh, about all ages? Yeah. She didn't have nothing to say.  Oh, well, there's something in there. Okay. Got them clean. Go. What's the matter? They're steamed up again. Every time I bend over near... I wonder what... it must be my imagination. What? I could have sworn this guy was breathing on my glasses. Well, is he? How could he? Well, come on in. Let's go. It's a quarter to seven already. Yeah, yeah. All that. Yeah, I'll get the phone. Well, let's get this started first. Okay. We'll just... I... What's the matter with you? I thought I saw the guy's hand twitch.  Well, get me a scare. Well, let's wait a second. I'll get the phone. Well, probably be another job and we'll never get out of here. Let it ring. Yeah, but the doc said we could go home after if... All right, come on. Come on. Let's get this thing over with. Oh. Okay. Give me the knife again. I'll... Yeah? Then to over like this.  Holy... I'm shaking all over. Look at him, Al. Look at his lips. Listen, I...  Apparently, the life of Ernest Bowers was worth one dollar and 30 cents for a silver bracelet to the boys who ran away with it and five dollars for a bloodstained jacket to honest Jerry Murdock. Their petty thefts brought a man to the brink of death. Oh, there's just one more episode which perhaps doesn't belong in an accident report which I'd like to include. After regaining full consciousness, Ernest Bowers put in a telephone call from the morgue. Hello, Mrs. Bowers. Is Mrs. Bowers in? This is Mr. Bowers. I know Mrs. Bowers, but they... they made a mistake. Well, darling, it's quite a long story. You see the... Never mind! Thank you, Pet O'Brien, for a great suspense show. Now, here is Harlow Wilcox. All right. Still got my coat in my head, Barlow. Well, Hap, why don't you swap it for something useful? The way folks are swapping winter chills for springtime thrills, replacing old narrow-gap spark plugs with white-gap auto-light resistor spark plugs. Auto-light resistor spark plugs are made by auto-light men who make over 400 products for cars, trucks, airplanes, and boats in 28 auto-light plants from coast to coast. 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Well, the Red Lake Indian Reservation will be providing Christmas gifts to a couple thousand kids this year, thanks to their annual toy drive. Lakeland news reporter Shrell Moore has the details. A lot of kids don't get toys. We're living in a remote area and some of our families don't get that kind of money to buy stuff for their children, so we help out. Red Lake Nation is making sure kids on the reservation and kids in the dilute area have a merry Christmas with their annual toy drive. The toy drive was started back in 2011 after Toys for Tots stopped serving the area. This year, 2,441 kids will be getting toys. The age group on this is serving zero to 17-year-olds. Red Lake officials start collecting for the toy drive in October. They send out more than 600 letters to local businesses and organizations. It takes a lot of organization and a lot of volunteers. They get a list of the families from each district and they turn in the kids in their family household, so they gather the information and various people that are here in different programs assist to go buy toys. It's a lot of hours we're away from our families and stuff, but it's worth it to see all the kids get all the toys. Everyone who participates really gets into the toy drive. There's even a traveling trophy that goes to the organization who raised the most for the year. This year, they raised exactly $63,300. Volunteers say it's about making others happy. It's fun to see everybody in the community and especially the smiles on their faces. The distribution will go through Friday. Any leftover toys will be delivered to families who couldn't make it to the distribution sites. It's just from here, coming from the heart to help our youth get so they can smile. Reporting in Bemidji, Sheryl Moore, Lakeland News. Donations are accepted for the toy drive throughout the entire year. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


So my name is Gal Mankas and I'm part of Vegan Friendly, one of the leading organizations in Israel that promote vegan lifestyle and this project you've just seen is called Through Their Eyes and the idea is to enable people to maybe for the first time in their life to see through the animals eyes and the results are just astonishing. One thing I like about it is you help them make the connection with food so you show them the food and the waiter comes in and then they see what the connection they make that connection. That's true and that's something we're used to do every day like going into a restaurant and just choose the dish with no thinking beyond that and this time we actually give them like a deeper view about what's what's happening. A very deep view and it was like a it was like a production line the way it was set up here so I think this is a very good design for other activists maybe to mimic in their town and I think you guys are really leading the way here so keep up the good work brother. Thank you, thanks man. Okay so there's this like super clumsy waiter here I'm in a restaurant he's talking in Hebrew so I don't know what he's saying but he's basically like got his thing out he's about to ask me what I want to eat and now three screen the whole thing's paused and there's three screens to come up looks like we got chicken here I don't know what that is some sort of beef maybe I don't know is that eggs maybe let's find out what that is so alright here we go just went black boom I'm in a oh man alright so I'm I'm in a chicken farm I'm actually in a cage holy s*** so I'm in a cage there's rows and rows of caged chickens the white chickens the broiler chickens what the hell oh my god okay so now I'm under the chickens I'm I'm like where all the s*** it is and I can see them above me like how they're living man it's it's like filthy it's yuck how did that make you feel so you personally know about this whole session here what did what did you see on the camera I saw what I saw the animal what happens to the animal when we eat them or before we eat them or sorry mate I'm sorry mate I'm waiting for a friend here and we're gonna meet at the bar right now okay so I'm not really comfortable you don't want to speaking about this subject oh we don't have to now I'm in a slaughterhouse whoa okay there's just blood everywhere like everywhere there's blood there's oh my god there's a duck right here so they're coming there's like those cones and there so they get shoved in the cone so that their heads come out and then they get their throat slit what did you think of what you saw on there I think that it's a little bit too much you know yeah for people so I'm agree with the people should know what's they eating yeah and be more kind to animals yeah but this is not the way to show it okay yes how do you show people what happens to animals without showing them you can you can you can show it but if you say people before that they will see okay yeah because I'm imagining that I will took this we are beautiful glasses and we'll see the stars so maybe these beautiful trees will be blooming you know because I'm really want to work with it and I really yes I have education in I'm a film director so I know the how to do and I would love to do very good and beautiful content for people you know that maybe yeah make people more kind no but I think this is not a really good way because some people just let it you know go through them they don't will take it with them what about you did would do would that make you change any of your habits seeing what happens to animals so we can eat them I'm not like I have no idea about vegan okay yes I'm eating cheese and milk and stuff like this so I can yet I can eat meat if my grandma cook for me you know I cannot be evil to my grandma okay but I don't eat meat at all in my life just because this is I don't know I don't like okay that it is healthy oh my god man they must have blurred that out because it's too much but so that animals getting slaughtered around here like they go in those comb things there's a chicken that's fallen through a fallen out and she's just like thrashing in this puddle full of blood it's disgusting but I'm not like totally vegan yeah do you know what a vegan why vegans are vegan like with cheese and with eggs and so you know what in the dairy a lot of my friends are vegans or vegetarians are or raw food you know what do you think happens in the dairy industry do you know what do you think happens to the cows yeah I understand but you know what's the main of my what's the point of my speaking yeah yeah through you your mate that is a pressure is never yeah pressure is never yeah I think so how do you think we can create a big change just get people to stop being cruel to animals yeah I think maybe we should educate no no this is not educate not educate people I mean educate them on what happens we should we should I'm not to egg you with you now okay I'm just in through you for you yeah of course yeah so we can for example I don't know maybe it's a bad idea but it's like ex prompt okay that you see your brother he's chicken you know like this he metamorphosis on chicken I don't know this is a stupid example but it's it will be maybe funny you know and maybe people will remember it but now they they had the same but in 3d like we saw a lot of movies about cows about chicken that dying you know and blood and everywhere but people don't care oh and 3d I do no it made me it made me stop you want to yeah take more people in it right yeah yeah I think this does I think it does affect people they think because a lot of people they don't see what happens to the animal beforehand and when they see they're like wow I didn't know that they just don't look at it you know yeah they just they just want to look at it this is not humanistic video I don't want to watch it because there is a cow's dying but yeah they continue to eat cows some people so a lot of people they would say all right if this is happening because I'm eating the cows maybe I won't eat the cows I can eat something else but this is just a few people yeah from from 10 to people will just be you know very bad yeah from it so like not because of animals dying because of blood everywhere they can be sick of it you know like yeah but let's just say we didn't show anyone then those two people wouldn't stop eating them and then we'd have two people still eating them so like if it's making some kind of difference do you think we should continue doing it if it's a positive if there's less cruelty because of it we're trying to help animals you know what I mean I think you should find another way to show it yeah because this is a cruel you know to show that it's cruel to the person or cruel to the cruel to whatever you know okay it's just cruel so there's just the chickens get shackled in these things where their feet just come through into these metal sliders so that they're stuck in there and that they're all just hanging there with their throats they just blood dripping down of them and they're just they've been murdered man some of them are still alive some of them are still thrashing there's a yeah this is just as a consumer when we pay for meat and cheese and things like that we pay for this to happen to animals so we're kind of responsible so do you think like we need as consumers we should know what we're responsible for so we can say I don't want to pay for that I think I really believe that we have another way okay you can show to people yeah better world you know yeah with the beautiful things and maybe then people we start to be more kind to animal and animals yeah and people and people and people yeah not to show the gruesome reality yeah not reality this is just blood and murders it's enough you know but that's it's what's happening maybe some people even like it you know some people like they will go and eat chicken just after you move it maybe so maybe but not you maybe hopefully not you how about I'll give you some more information don't look at the gory stuff I'll tell you I'll show you which ones the gory stuff these two at the top these three at the top are gory these two health environment and this speech okay there's one part in this speech he'll warn you you can look away but the rest of this speech is not gory okay there's just five minutes he'll tell you he'll tell you when to look away okay but if you do look away and you still want to eat the animals you should ask yourself if it's not good enough to look at why is it good enough to eat it's a question it's a question whatever this is good thank you but you can use it other way thank you so much for your input thank you take care oh it's just when you do the VR it's like you're actually in there and so that's what really needs to happen you need to feel like you're one of those animals you need to put yourself in that situation so that you can comprehend you can ask yourself the question how would I like it if this was me in here you know and by doing that you can so much easier identify how wrong this is how unjust this is how unfair this is and how much you would change places with anyway this is the last place anybody wants to be you know and there's just these little chickens man like these these you know their mothers and they're they they're just so gentle like what are we doing it's hard it's so hard to do justice this issue because the words are so the words you need don't do it justice you talk about torture you talk about mutilation and murder and they're just words like you have to really think about what those words actually mean


Hi friends, we will discuss about settling of discrete particles before. My name is Mayu Rubale. I am an assistant professor in the Department of Civil Engineering, WIT, Singapore. The learning outcome of this session, the students will be able to determine the settling velocity of discrete particles in sedimentation time. Now let's see what is meant by discrete settling. Discrete settling is a sedimentation of discrete particles in the suspension of very low solid concentrations. It also means a free settling, since the discrete particles have a negligible tendency to flocculate upon each other, as the discrete particles have its own shape, size, and they behave as an individual entity, so there will be no interaction between particles takes place. And in the water treatment plant, we will always focus on the low concentration of solids, that is the discrete particles. As their nature, the particle will not try to settle down with respect to the gravity. Therefore, we use a discrete settling. Now, when particles come into the fluid, that is our water, it will try to accelerate until the frictional force, which is the proper resistance, which is coming through the water to the particle, or what we call it as the drag, particle, which is equal to the gravitational force of particle, that is our Newton's law. So the three types of forces will act upon the discrete particle. The first word we say is the drag force, that is our frictional force. How we can define it? The frictional force, that is Fd, is equal to Cd, that is coefficient drag multiplied by area of particle, that is our Ap multiplied by density of fluid, that is rho multiplied by v square by 2, where v is velocity of fluid. Now second one is gravity force, that is force acting due to gravity. It is notated as Fg, where it is defined as Fg is equal to the density of solids, that is our rho is multiplied by acceleration due to gravity, that is g multiplied by velocity of particle, that is vp. The third word will be the upper force, that is buoyancy force, or we normally say as buoyant force. It is denoted as Fb, where Fb is equal to density of fluid, that is our water, it is noted as rho multiplied by acceleration due to gravity, that is g multiplied by velocity of particle, that is vp. When the particle tries to accelerate in the fluid, the resistance, that is our drag force will try to oppose it. So when the driving force becomes equal to the drag force, the particle will go upon a constant flow. How it happens? The drag force is the upward force, but the force due to gravity is down side and buoyancy force is upside. So when the force of gravity goes on increasing with respect to the buoyancy force, the upper force, that is our Fd will act upon it. As we have designed the sedimentation tank in such a way that the driving force will push the particle down side. So when the design force, that is the implied force, when it gets equal to the drag force, the particle will go and contain a very constant flow. That constant flow we call it as terminal settling flow. It can also be defined as when the drag force is equal to the driving force, the particle reaches a constant value. It is denoted as v small s. Now in the previous two slides, we have seen four equations. By equating them and considering the particle to be a sphere, we will get a formula for a settling velocity which is equal to a root of 4 by 3 multiplied by acceleration due to gravity divided by coefficient drag multiplied by, in bracket, specific gravity of solid minus specific gravity of fluid multiplied by the diameter of particle divided by the density of fluid. When we divide the density of fluid to the upper part, we will get a very simpler equation. Then we say vs is equal to root of 4g in bracket, specific gravity of particles that is s small s minus 1 bracket complete multiplied by the diameter of particle that is small d divided by 3cd that is coefficient drag. Now this all the parameters must be put up in a very standard format that is bigger v that is volume of particle must be calculated in the form of meter cube. The ap that is a cross sectional area of particle must be calculated in the form of meter square. The velocity of particle must be calculated in terms of meter per second. The density of particle must be calculated in the form of kg per meter cube. The density of fluid is also calculated in the form of kg per meter cube. Acceleration due to gravity that is our small g is always put up in the form of meter per second square. The cd that is our coefficient drag is always unitless. Now we will talk about the stocks law. The stocks law is always deals with the particles which are discrete in nature also but we assume that the particle is in the sphere form that is a circular cross section area of the particle. Now again the simplifying the Newton's law equation we can get a simpler and very easier formula. We can say that small v s that is our terminal settling velocity is equal to 1 by 18 multiplied by acceleration due to gravity that is small g multiplied by in bracket the specific gravity of particle that is s small s minus 1 bracket complete multiplied by the diameter of particle square divided by the kinematic viscosity of particle. So we have to understand the difference here we are taking care of viscosity part 2 but in the Newton's law we try to assume the particle is very non viscous but though there the frictional force will attract but the in the stocks law we do not consider the frictional force in that case but here we take the viscosity into the consideration. Here it has to be understandable that in this whole equation all the parameters have different units. Let's see the settling velocity of particle have a unit of millimeter per second the diameter of particle is kept millimeter the kinematic viscosity of water is kept in centi stocks. The specific gravity of particle is unit less and the acceleration due to gravity is taken as 981 centimeter per second square. Now if you see by taking the acceleration due to gravity that is 981 centimeter square and the kinematic viscosity that is 131 integrate the factor that is 1 by 18 g nu will get 418 it means the kinematic viscosity of particle changes with temperature how we can derive the temperature based equation let's see. If you see at a standard 10 degree centigrade the formula is same that is 418 s small s minus 1 d square but what about other temperatures at other temperature we use a very different formula which is inclined to stocks law the formula is small v s is equal to 418 s minus 1 d square multiplied by bracket 3t plus 70 by 100 now let's have some review questions let's see first one when the driving force is lesser than the drag force the particle will achieve terminal velocity in the settling tank true or false second one kinematic viscosity of water is dependent on third one in the stocks law shape of discrete particle is assumed to be so here pause this video for some time being solve these questions and now I will go forward so these are the answers for the first question the first one answer is false the driving force is always greater or equal to drag force when the driving force is equal to drag force only at that time terminal settling velocity will achieve the kinematic viscosity of water is always dependent on temperature and in the stocks law shape of discrete particle is assumed to be spear the references for this discussion is taken from the doctor bc punmia and ashok kumar jane and doctor arun jane from water supply engineering book and the second book I have referred is water supply engineering from santosh kumar gar thank you


Who should we follow on Instagram and other kind of mutual social media platforms. So, you know, at first you might, well let's just use Instagram as an example. At first you might be following your friends, family, you know people that you have a personal connection to and might feel embarrassed. If you don't follow them kind of thing. And that's okay. And that's fine. You know, there's a limited number of them obviously limited number of personal connections. And then you might also follow people like me, you know, educators, people whose content you're actually interested in, you know, benefiting from gaining from maybe people in your field like, you know, thought leaders in your field so that that makes sense to, and there's probably a limited number of them because you can't read everyone stuff you can only have to pick and choose carefully, which educators you follow. And then there are and then and then I would say also important are potential or actual collaborators, referral sources, joint venture partners, strategic collapse strategic alliances whatever you want to call them it's these peers of yours, who you might do something with at some point in terms of interview each other for each other's audiences to help each other grow your business, help each other grow your audiences, or to somehow collaborate in terms of, Oh, you know, let me let me offer a discount of course to your to your audience and you can do the same with my back or maybe do a webinar should you promote webinars together. So, so that's, so again, personal friends and family of course you know you can do that if you want to. Sometimes it's not even needed, you could talk with your friends and family about that people you're learning from in your industry and maybe business marketing, and then strategic partners or potential, you know, collaborators, referral sources. I think those are the three most important categories that to consider following. And then fourth you might say well what about prospective clients. People follow me. And I think well that would be a great client to have her. Maybe I think in the beginning that might be true. But as you grow your audience, it becomes, it becomes less practical to have the time to look at everybody's profile and go, Well, that's maybe a prospective client so maybe I'll follow them. Yeah, so I, at this point, I no longer, I mean it's been, it's been a while, it's been quite a while since I've followed prospective clients, I do, I do try to follow my clients as a courtesy, although I don't really spend much time on Instagram as a consumer you know liking posts and things I spend very little time I every time on Instagram I'm just like responding to come or liking the comments on my posts and things like that but but as your audience grows, you'll find yourself with basically these three categories. Again, personal friends and family, maybe. Okay, even that that's optional depending on your relationship to them, and how embarrassed you would be that that kind of stuff. I have to follow my brothers, I have two brothers so it's like, not a big deal.  So, and follow educators, you know, people, people in my industry that I'm learning from etc that's good, and then strategic partners or potential collaborators, not really potential clients. Probably, yes, maybe if it feels appropriate and supportive. Again, you're not promising that you're going to like all their posts or even any of their posts but it's kind of like a street. So, all of you, I try to follow all of you but you see I don't, I don't engage with yourself so my apologies. Those of you or clients here. But, but potential clients in the beginning maybe, especially if it's like a really ideal client I would think of it more as market research, rather than oh I'm going to engage with them so maybe they become a client of mine. I, I think that's, it's not a great use of time, in my opinion. But if you're following a prospective client as a market research like, Oh, I want to see what they're interested in what they're thinking about what's on their mind. So that I can tailor my content better my offerings better I think that makes a lot of sense. So let me know if this makes sense if you have any questions, comment below. Yeah. Yeah, it does. It does make sense. As a follow up question, can I ask you that okay so because like you said, as you grow your audience is a better idea like you know when they drop in messages or through messenger or in FPO. Through Instagram which I am now having at this point of time there's quite a lot of engagement. So to connect them through the DMs, and then wrote them or basically ask them for market research that's what that was my way of doing things was. I see what you mean. Yes, yes, yes, if you especially if you are reaching out for market research conversations. You know, to direct message someone on Instagram successfully. I mean, to have them see it, you both need to be following each other. You know, I mean you could direct message with someone doesn't follow you but then that goes into the message requests and they might not see it. So yes, it does make sense to your kind of your most ideal potential clients you follow them if they especially they follow you and then you follow them back then you could start the direct message there. Yeah. So it makes sense. Thank you. Yeah, thank you, George.


Hey, I'm Dan Klaskins here with DAV, Disabled American Veterans. We're talking with Army Veteran of Vietnam, Veteran Bill Trujillo, about his service during Vietnam and some of what he encountered there, some of the challenges you've faced after the fact. Bill, talk to us a little bit about when you went into Vietnam, what was it like when you arrived there and the type of things that were going on? It was a monsoon season when I arrived, November of 1966, and raining all the time, very depressing, had rocket and motor attacks on a regular basis in our compound. Real scary stuff. When you were over there, a lot of injuries that you entailed, some were at that time you knew, some popped up years later. Let's take us through some of the injuries that occurred during your service. I had a head injury in June of 1967 through a training exercise. From the head injury, I almost lost my right eye, but I still sustained injuries such as pulmonary neuropathy, ringing in my ears, tinnitus, and hearing loss. Over the past several years here, six years ago, you were diagnosed with PTSD. And after living with that pretty much for decades, talk to us about how you found out about that and ultimately what led you to get in help there? Well, I just had this anger my whole life and rage and suffered from bouts of depression, isolation, you name it, addictions, multiple addictions, and finally went to the vet center and I was diagnosed after four sessions with full-blown PTSD and I've been in recovery for the last six years because of that.  You had a tough time getting them, but then you found DAV. Take us through that experience and how DAV helped you get the help that you deserved. Well, the same day I called the vet center, the second call was the DAV, the very same day, and I met with them that same day on a Monday and they have been helping me immensely with all my compensation and negotiating everything that I need to negotiate with the VA concerning my rights and everything else. It's PTSD, not your only issue you're dealing with. You've also found out recently that you have cancer from your exposure to Agent Orange. Take us through your treatment there and how DAVs helped you through that process. I was diagnosed with continuous T-cell lymphoma December by 18 months ago and I'm in treatment at the VA hospital in Denver and at the cancer center, University of Colorado and the DAV has helped me with that as far as my compensation and representing me and helped me understand what my rights are and everything else that goes along with that. To our veterans out there that are watching right now and there's many of them that follow us here on Facebook, what would you tell them about DAV and how it might be able to help them? I really think that if you have needs or don't understand DAV to contact them and to understand how they can help you in so many ways, more than compensation just in many many different ways. So I was ignorant of them over six years ago and now I understand they're phenomenal organizations so if you need help contact the DAV. Definitely you can do so if you would like to get help, you need help or you want us to help veterans you can do all of it. Visit DAV.org to learn more. Thank you. Thank you so much.