أعوض بالله من الشيطان الرجيم بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم وبهي نستعين رسل اللهما على سيدنا ونبينا محمد وأهلبيتها الطيبين الطاهرين قر الله العديم في محكم كتابه الكريم القول كالحق والاستقل قائلين أعوض بالله من الشيطان الرجيم بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم يا أيها الناس أنتم الفقراء والله والله هو الغني والحمد today across the world we see amongst the greatest social diseases is the problem of poverty in the United States, for instance, we see that 700,000 people live in poverty in the United Kingdom 100,000 people live in poverty and these nations are known as developed nations we have not even taken a look or examined the statistics of countries like India or Pakistan or Iraq or Afghanistan كونتريزيين في الثاني that have been living centuries or at least decades in poverty. Today, when we take a look at this major problem within the world, political candidates, politicians, economists, they all come forth and they try to create a reformation methodology in terms of removing this problem of poverty from society. Yet we see that when we reflect upon the word poverty, the first thing that often comes to our mind is insufficient funds in one's bank account or what we can coin as economic poverty. But when we take a look at the religion of Islam by virtue of the teachings of the Holy Qur'an and the narrations of the Holy Prophet Muhammad and the Zahir al-Bayt, we see that the term poverty is something far more vast and comprehensive. For instance, we see that poverty is not only limited to financial restraint, but poverty according to the traditions of Ahl al-Bayt is someone who doesn't have anyone to love him. Poverty is someone who is void of affection. Poverty is someone who does not have the ability or the potential to gain in education. Poverty is something that is far more wide and comprehensive than it is termed in the Western definition. We come forth and we see that an individual who fails to gain in knowledge of Allah SWT who fails to have the ability to be spiritual is known as a poor person. When we take a look at the wide and vast teachings of the religion of Islam and the teachings specifically of the Holy Qur'an, we see that they have reconstructed the definition of poverty number one and number two offered us solutions in terms of how we can overcome these problems. But the first step in terms of recognizing this particular disease is to understand what exactly the term justice means because we see that justice itself is the foundation of the purity and progression of community. The Hadith from Amir al-Mu'mineen it states The greatest and the strongest foundation for community for society's justice. If we take a look at the world today, a survey of the elitists within countries, we see that oftentimes the top 1% are those individuals who are the recipients of the majority of the tax breaks for the benefit within a particular nation. Rather, we see that it should be a means and a process where those who are living a life of poverty, those who do not have enough food or drink in their day to day life, people who live in the intensity of the bitter cold without blankets and without warm clothes and those individuals who fail to get a cold cup of water in the intensity of the heat of some of the nations that we take a look at today where poverty is very prevalent, they unfortunately are not the recipients of those benefits that they should be receiving from the political elite from the government for instance. Let's again we go back to understanding what exactly is justice. When we take a look at all of these problems in the world today, we see that it comes down to the fact of injustice and oppression taking place which leads us to having so many economic hurdles and obstacles to overcome in our day-to-day life. We see that there are two different forms of justice. One form of justice is what is known as external justice and the second form is what is known as internal justice. And what we are trying to state is that an individual or a community that has not won has not created an environment for internal justice within his own heart, he is never going to be able to find justice apparently. What do we mean? That today when we have political leaders, when we have community leaders, when we have individuals who they themselves have not overcome the injustice that is taking place within their own heart. Meaning that they are constantly transgressing the boundaries of Allah SWT, constantly in sin, constantly performing acts of immorality and decency, they can never be the flag bearers for justice in the world today. Only once we have individuals who have won the internal battle, meaning those individuals who perform actions solely for Allah SWT, have no longer wronged their own hearts and their own souls and their own selves as we recite in دعاكم الالهي ذرم تونفسي أو الله I have wronged, I have oppressed my own selves who are understanding what Allah SWT is trying to demonstrate towards us that He, at the greatest level of creation, He is an individual who is the best of words Allah SWT And when you have a leader like Ali Ibn bell Eba Talib, Aliis Assalam, who demonstrates of course, not the fact that he is a sinner, but in order to demonstrate how humble he is in front of Allah that you see that his leadership أولاً أصدقائيين أن يتعرفون في العلوة وهذا هو why we take a look for instance at the government of Rasool Allah صلى الله عليه و عليه وسلم and it's 11 years in Medina or if we take a look for instance at the 4 years in the 9 months of the governorship of Ariy ibn Abi Talib in Kufa we find that economic poverty is not present we find that everyone they come forth and they live their life in equity and injustice and in with opportunity many of you might be wondering how about that story of that one Christian man that Amir al-Mu'mineen is walking in the streets of Kufa and as he's passing by he states what is this and directing toward this one Christian beggar on the streets of Kufa when we take a look without getting into the details of that story we take a look and we reflect and we see that for centuries there has been animosity toward Ariy ibn Abi Talib عليه صلى الله عليه وسلم where historians and theologians and philosophers and people of all different avenues they've all attempted to reconstruct the life of Ariy ibn Abi Talib and present flaws in order to demonstrate that he is not the man of merit and virtue that the followers of Ariy ibn Abi Talib often preach we know this yet we find that we can only find one anecdote where there was poverty under the government of Amir al-Mu'mineen عليه صلى الله عليه وسلم and it is that one story in which Amir al-Mu'mineen immediately reconciles within the community how does Ariy ibn Abi Talib عليه صلى الله عليه وسلم remove economic poverty from community and what are some lessons that we can learn today and the one as we mentioned is that Amir al-Mu'mineen عليه صلى الله عليه وسلم he removes the problem of economic poverty and economic injustice in the community because he himself no longer performs the injustice of his own heart and of his own fault meaning that we as human beings need to make our very best effort to do things for Allah سبحانه وتعالى when we devote ourselves to Allah we see that God with his divine support will aid us in terms of removing any sort of social diseases that take place within community this is step number one on a very basic understanding number two we come forth and we see that Amir al-Mu'mineen عليه صلى الله عليه وسلم he frees up all of the natural resources within society and doesn't keep it in the hands of the government but rather it is redistributed toward the public what do we mean that today we take a look at the social construct political construct that we're living in the world today and we see that wealth by means of oil and by means of gas and by means of coal and by means of water and all of the other natural resources that are present within the world today they are all in the hands of the government they are all in the hands of the authorities of the particular nation or region yet we find that under the islamic government the true islamic government the government of رسول الله the government of Amir al-Mu'mineen the government of Ahlu al-Bayt عليه الصلام in terms of their construct what do we see we see that they free up all of these resources they are not in the hands of the government but they are for everyone we take a look and we see that land is something that if it's open if no one is living on a particular piece of land if no individual for instance has settled on a particular piece of land it's for anyone to go and attempt to build upon that yet we find that the government although is that body which helps to aid in this process of building of infrastructure and so on and so forth for instance an oil which is an extremely obviously popular natural resource today and runs our economy for lack of a better understanding of the nuances of oil and the way that it impacts the economic world today we come forth and we see that it is in the hands of particular groups and particular governmental organizations where they provide tax these important natural resources which every human being needs we find that under the government under the government of the holy prophet we come forth and we see that every prophet that that particular region gains from any of these natural resources that wealth is to be redistributed back toward the community which is why for instance about the stories of the followers of Amir al-Mu'mineen receiving wealth from the public treasury or the bayt al-mal it's not just handouts that everyone receives but there's a philosophy and there's a methodology behind that and that is the fact that the natural resources within a particular community they're in the hands of the government but only to be redistributed for the success and for the progression in terms of removing economic injustices and rectifying the problem of poverty today is the fact that the people of the bayt would stress the importance of freeing up natural resources by giving the land and by giving the resources within that land back toward the people it is not supposed to be in the hands of the government but every individual within community within society they should be able to reap the benefits of the God given blessings that Allah has offered toward us and finally number 3 what Amir al-Mu'mineen in order to eradicate the problem of economic poverty within community is the fact that would stress about the importance of being careful with the way that we managed our wealth within the community and specifically within government we find that one day Amir al-Mu'mineen he writes a letter to one of his governors and in this letter he writes this line he states ادقوا اقلامكم oh my companion oh my governor when you're writing when you take those scrolls that they used to have in the olden days or they used to write on leaves whatever it was they write nice with your pens meaning he continues وقاربو بين سطوركم he says when you're writing make sure you don't leave really massive lines in between your sentences meaning save paper and write small save ink when you have a leader like this we find that that influence trickles down to everyone and we find that Amir al-Mu'mineen when he stresses a point like this and he leads like this and we find that everyone who surrounds him they have to follow suit this is one example and another example in the famous story that many of us have heard طالحة الزبهر they come to visit عمير المؤمنين عري صرات وصرام عري ابن أبطارب is doing his work sitting in the public treasury at that moment they come toward عمير المؤمنين and they say we have some personal business to discuss with you he blows out that candle he said that candle was purchased with the money from the public treasury and this money since you came to speak with me about personal business I purchased this candle with my own money again when you have leaders like this when you have individuals who rule and lead like this we find that absolutely there is the potential to eradicate the problem of poverty today because when we take a look at the flip side we see governmental organizations in politicians and again the political elite oftentimes in nations what do they do they hoard the money the wealth they increase their own salaries as they wish they spend public money when that money should be redistributed to people who don't have blankets in the midst of the intensity of the winter of the western nations or the eastern nations we see we come forth and we see that عمير المؤمنين عري صرات وصرام عمير المؤمنين عري صرات وصرام ونرمو الناس من المؤمن اميجيطي if he felt that they were performing any acts of injustice when we take a look and when we examine this problem of poverty or of economic poverty across the world today we take a look and we see that every individual has a responsibility to follow suit and to follow the path of the the path of the world and the path of the world and the path of the world and the responsibility to follow suit and reflect upon the teachings of عمير المؤمنين عري صرات وصرام of the religion of Islam in terms of this particular problem that today we see that followers of the اهر البيت عري صرام in places like Iraq and in Pakistan and in Afghanistan and in East Africa and really all across the world today even in the western nations they are encountering this problem of economic poverty we have to go ahead and reflect and see what responsibilities do we have toward these individuals we have to take a look at our own accounts see the way that we spend money and it's not only about giving but it's about raising awareness about people and about communities who are overcoming these particular problems but very briefly let me just mention this point that economic poverty as we mentioned according to the theory of اهر البيت عري صرام is only one form of poverty that we find within the Islamic construct but we find that poverty is something far more comprehensive and far more vast as we mentioned earlier we see for instance that another form of poverty that اهر البيت عري صرام they reflect upon and they stress upon in reality is a problem of intellectual poverty individuals who fail to have knowledge who fail to be able to read and write of illiteracy for instance in many countries again even amongst followers of اهر البيت عري صرام is something that needs to impact us is something that needs to pain us we have to make our best efforts to not only encourage people in terms of basic necessities of reading and writing but presenting people the teachings of اهر البيت عري صرام an individual who fails to have you know الرويات of اهر البيت who fail to have a copy of نهج البلاغة and fail to have the توفيق to read the اهديث of الكافي they are poor it becomes our responsibilities as ambassadors of اهر البيت عري صرام to remove this intellectual poverty that is also taking place where people are absent toward the teachings of the اهر البيت عري صرام that's the form of poverty itself a third form of poverty in addition to economic poverty and intellectual or educational poverty individuals who fail to know and to understand الله سبحانه وتعالى what are they missing? if they fail to gain in the معرفة اهر البيت عري صرام what are they missing? they're missing everything when we take a look and we see individuals walking on the street and sitting in their religious congregations or even in their Islamic centers but they don't know about the greatness of the message of امام الحسين we should feel bad for them and we should make our very best effort to enrich them to enrich them of the glory that we have within our school the glory of the teachings of the اهر البيت عري صرام let's come and we have to take a look at the problem of poverty in a more comprehensive and in a more wider perspective that number one we have the problem of economic poverty like we mentioned and we can take lessons from those the teachings of امير الممين the teachings of the religion of Islam in order to reconcile these problems and these diseases of economic poverty within our community and within our society by demanding that the political elite for instance that they make an effort in order to free up rational resources for instance or at the very least we need to become amongst those communities who come toward their support number two intellectual poverty as we mentioned the fact that people about the Quran and number three spiritual poverty and we need to become amongst those who hold the flag of اهر البيت عري صرام and present it toward the world because their hearts are dark and their hearts are poor without the knowledge of اهر البيت without the knowledge of امام الهسين عري صراته وصرام and the imams that come from his progeny he states in the verse that I began with اوههو الغني والحميد اوه هماناتي اوهو بُرأيب من العيز واشيه هو العالم وبالتالي وحبهو المشاكل المأكس that every one of us are absent toward receiving the bounties and the blessings of اللّه سبحانه و تعالى because we always need to constantly be striving to attain closeness to him that we become enriched by his mercy and by his bounty و الحمد لله رب العالمين وسل الله هم على سيدنا و نبينا محمد وأهلبيتها الطيبين الطاهرين


Well, hello and welcome to understand men now. I'm Jonathan as they have Jonathan as they comment I'm so excited to be shooting this short video for you today our topic What is emotional emotional shivery and how to spot it in a man really quickly if you're new to my YouTube channel? Please click the subscribe button hit the bell so you can get new content Which I think I shoot about four videos a week. So always check my channel to see what's up All right, let's talk about emotional shivery and how to spot it in guy So, you know, we all know that men approach Relationships from that biological sense that we're chasing a relationship from that hunter that Hunter inside of us that provider protector, which is often driven by chemistry In fact chemistry is brain is chemicals being released in the brain throughout the body whenever we like someone Okay, and oftentimes this chemical reaction is what causes men to chase a relationship to hunt a woman In fact women have been so conditioned to believe that men are hunters and chasers Because we want a fully committed relationship that leads to partnership and I can tell you from a biological perspective That's the furthest thing from the truth We are mostly that chemical reaction and the initial stages is chasing sex In fact, if you're not familiar with the book mating in captivity by Esther Perrell Esther Perrell is a fantastic Author speaker talks about relationship I highly recommend checking out this book because it gives you insight into the primal way we approach Relationships and also the dysfunctional way relationships are being formed today This is why I'm leaning into a different type of chivalry today because we oftentimes think of chivalry as a man Being you know taking care of you from that by the way, think about the word chivalry chivalry means someone stronger take caring weaker That's kind of the the definition of chivalry as someone stronger takes care of someone weaker But yeah, I'm here to say none of you are weak Unless you're emotionally weak and that's why we're gonna lean into emotional chivalry today and there are five signs of emotional chivalry, which is really the same as emotional maturity Emotional maturity and these five signs are first off and if you follow my channel, I've talked about this a lot I'm gonna keep talking about it over and over and over again to drill this in your head and At the end of this I've got something really important to share with you So please make sure you stay till the end But the five signs of emotional maturity, which is really emotional chivalry is number one your actions matching your words a Man's actions matching his words and whether it's a man and or a woman Do you say? What you say do you follow it up with your actions and while we all are human beings and we can make mistakes Are you consistent with your actions matching your words? Fact if you're not familiar with the book the four agreements the four agreements the first agreement is to be impeccable with your words Do your best to continually be impeccable with your word and your actions matching your words and again We can all make mistakes, but consistently throughout time. Are you consistent with your words matching your your actions matching your words? number two This is a really great one to spot emotionally chivalrous men is do they take personal responsibility for their choices? Do they take personal responsibility of choices as I've said this before the average person here in the United States is Sucking on victim consciousness and not Victor consciousness and Victor consciousness says I'm going to take responsibility for my choices So if you're dating a guy you're in the initial stage of dating and you ask him about his past Relationships and it's always the other person's fault the other person's fault. She did this to me.  She did this to me He takes no ownership in his part. He's literally a victim in this relationship That's a lack of emotional chivalry and a lack of emotional maturity Because a true emotionally chivalrous person an emotionally mature person is able to say look I made a mistake in my past relationship. We didn't work out. I have my part to play in it They had their part to play in it and I'm not going to be subject to a victim of this past relationship Because I'm a victor and I want to have a healthy juicy relationship in my life That's what emotional chivalry emotional maturity says Okay, the third sign and this is so critically important and it's called fighting fair fighting fair I was rustling for some books Because I always bring up books in my videos if you're not familiar with the book eight dates by dr. John Gottman eight dates by dr. John Gottman I highly recommend checking this out fact a sign of emotional chivalry is a person who actually Learns about relationships and why I brought up the book eight dates and why I'm talking about fighting fair is Conflict resolution is an important factor for relationship success Conflict resolution because relationships are going to have friction and Fighting fair means I'm going to listen to what you have to say if there's a disagreement and I'm going to accept your point of view I'm going to listen and accept your point of view and it doesn't mean I agree with your point of view But I'm going to listen and accept it, but I'm also going to ask the same of you I want you to listen and accept my point of view and we might get to a point where we agree to disagree, but that's okay Because healthy conflict resolution is not about being right because you can choose to be right or you can choose to be happy and A healthy emotionally chivalrous person is all about the win-win for both of us and occasionally There's going to be disagreements and it's okay to have your point of view And if you're too far apart consistently over and over again, it just might mean that you're misaligned You're not you're misaligned Whatever that would look like misalignment because alignment looks like this and misalignment looks like this and A lot of you ladies and men are choosing relationships where you're so misaligned with one another's you don't share the same values You don't have blendable lifestyles and again emotional maturity is a big part of this and that's what emotional chivalry is all about is stepping into and Choosing to be emotionally mature and emotionally chivalrous men. They're willing to read these books They're willing to invest in the relationship Okay fighting fair number the fourth one is Empathy and this is really tough for a lot of men to lean into empathy But ultimately emotionally chivalrous man is able to understand your feelings and want and cares about your feelings Real empathy isn't always about Feeling the other person's feelings, but it's also caring about that other person's feelings and accepting that person's feelings as Being true for them. That's a real empathetic person an Emotion chivalrous man is leans into caring about your feelings and the fifth sign of Emotional chivalry is Transparency and sadly a lot of men are not transparent. They are holding back. They they're reluctant to share Transparency means you're willing to if you ask me a legitimate question I'm willing to share how I feel about that instead of avoiding it and a lot of people will avoid or deflect deflect deflect and I'm here to say an emotionally chivalrous person leans in and you might ask something in the Relationship that you may not be ready to share it may take a little time to process. That's okay, too But they're not running away They're not running away From your curiosity because if it's sincere and from the heart you can never say the wrong thing to the right guy If it's sincere and from the heart you can't really say the wrong thing to the right guy But be careful because a lot of times it's not sincere and from the heart. It's from fear or ego That's running the bus, but that's a whole nother conversation Okay emotional chivalry how to spot it. I've given you five simple ways to spot that emotionally mature guy I want to hear what you think about this. Please post a comment below Give me your thoughts. Tell me what you think if there's something I miss. Please write it down I want to hear from you and If you would like to ask me a question And you want to get on the phone check out the link below to schedule a one-on-one call with me And also I've got a free gift listed there, too I got lots of stuff listed there and my book what the heck is self-love anyway There's a link to get a copy of it there All right I'm gonna sign off this video as I always do giving you a big gigantic Jonathan bear hug if I have your consent Oh, thank you Wishing you a wonderful day. Thanks so much. Bye. Bye now


Are cruise ships the new retirement homes? More and more people are discovering that living on a cruise ship can be cheaper than assisted living. I mean, everything you need is covered. Food, housing, entertainment, and decent medical care. And the cold cruisers movement isn't slowing down. Some cruise lines are hopping on the trend offering world cruises lasting more than 50 days at a time. Some as little as $50 a day, which is far cheaper than senior living. Sure, you might be living in a tiny cabin and have to deal with sea sickness from time to time, but you would be seeing the world instead of cooped up inside all day. Would you ditch the retirement home and ride the cruise ship wave?


I'm really happy to introduce Carson Slabot today, one of our colleagues here at Aeronautics and Astronautics. Carson's been at Purdue for quite a while. He's his PhD here with our colleagues over Mechanical Engineering, then joined Zucca Labs as a senior research engineer. And we brought him on board at Aeronautics and Astronautics in 2015 and obviously was successfully promoted to associate professor. Carson, I'm glad you put your little quote up there on the slide from the laboratory to the engine. When I talk about what the word Carson does, he really does look at combustion issues from fairly fundamental things that are laboratory scale, all the way up to test rigs that are at or very close to actual operating conditions for the kinds of engines that he works on. He does high bandwidth, high fidelity diagnostics for engine combustion. He's done work in conventional combustion devices for both gas turbines and ramjets. He's been doing work lately with some colleagues on rotating detonation engines and looking at some of those additional advanced concepts that might have enabled supersonic and hypersonic air breathing propulsion and even tying into rocket propulsion. In addition to all the work that Carson does at at Zucco, he's quite active teaching in the school. He's taught our undergraduate aerospace propulsion course, both air breathing and rocket propulsion. He's done a great job with our design build test propulsion course. He's also taught collaborating with his colleague in mechanical engineering, basically traded off our distance course in air breathing propulsion. So he's got a good footprint in our teaching endeavors as well. Carson, I'm not sure if you're gonna talk about the Burning Man competition or the Burning Man truck you did, but it's also sort of a neat thing that Carson has done. So with that, let me give Carson the stage so we can get close to back on time and you have time to present. We get time to do questions and answers. So Carson, again, congratulations on your promotion. I'm looking forward to your talk. Thanks a lot, Bill, for the introduction. I'm glad that I get to go first while everyone's expectations are still really low for this. So hopefully this goes well. I'm gonna kind of start from the beginning. This really, for me, began back at a very early age and I'm just very fortunate to be in a position now where I can work in a career that basically is what I would do for fun anyways. So like I said, how did I get here? I was actually kind of born and raised in rural Florida. I had a very close family and a dad that was a bit of a gearhead. And so early on, he recognized that I might also like the same sort of mechanical things he did. And really he channeled my interests into that direction from a very early age. So even from here as a kid, I got into motorsports at actually at 10 years old. I was on a drag strip and racing. Doing, I would say the earliest stages of my data analysis and data acquisition, building those skills even from my school age, built my first car. It had to end up on a drag strip too before it was over. And then even into some higher level racing before I got into my formal education and working on my bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. My goal back then was actually just to join a racing team. That's what I really wanted to do. But then through an internship at Lockheed Martin, I realized that I probably wanted to change that goal and that set me on a path towards aerospace engineering and graduate school and so forth. So as Bill mentioned, I came here to Purdue in 2010 for my PhD in mechanical engineering and was able to then join the faculty in 2015. And so that's the focus of the rest of this talk. So the high level overview of what we do in my group is we use high bandwidth optical diagnostics to probe the physics of interaction between fluid mechanics and chemistry which are effectively the rate controlling processes and combustion. We really, for me, like I said, I'm an engineer at heart. I'm interested in a lot of complex engineering problems particularly in propulsion. I really just like things that go fast as you can kind of see that that was sort of raised and brought into me from a very early age. And so whether it's a gas turbine or a rocket engine or a ramjet or a scramjet or anything else, we pretty much take this same approach to the problem. We will build an experiment in our laboratory which suitably replicates the flow conditions in a gas turbine or a rocket. We shoot lasers at that flame through windows or even just in the plume. And then from the interaction of that light with a matter that is within the flow, we can measure things that we need to know like temperature or pressure or velocity or what chemical species are there. And then that's where the math comes in. Once we have those signals or images or whatever it is, we analyze that and we learn things about where fuel, for example, is going within the combustor at different throttle positions or how different processes interact within combustors like having large-scale turbulent structures which are sensitive to acoustics and other noise generated within the combustor and how that can impact the flame and drive instabilities and so forth. This is an example in the top right of one of these things where we have made measurements at high enough rates so that we can actually volumetrically reconstruct the large-scale flow structures within a gas turbine flame at operating conditions which are representative of when that burner is keeping you up in the air on your plane. All this is enabled by Zucor laboratories. It starts and I would say it starts and ends but really it continues at this point, thankfully, because I got tenure so it doesn't end yet. It starts and continues with Zucor laboratories. This is sort of my home away from home in the sense that I've been working out here for many years and it's a very special place for me. When I started as a graduate student actually, I took this picture of this Purdue Propulsion, I was very proud to be at Purdue. And so I thought it was actually quite fitting that I was building this talk up. I actually had another picture of that same logo which was taken about two months after I started as a professor here. And this was actually the rest of the office space that I was sitting in. I had the, I would say fortunate, but also fortunate now because it worked out but it was a pretty stressful experience at the time of having a building be built from my laboratory from the ground up. The announcement that Zucor Labs was going to undergo a tremendous expansion to house our growing faculty and growing research in the area of propulsion. That was actually made the day before I interviewed to become a faculty member here. And so I viewed that as a $10 million plus up to my startup package and was very excited to participate in the design of that building and see it come to fruition. Of course, the challenge is on the first day of being a faculty member, this is your lab. It's a hole in the ground. So we literally got to see it be built through time. Of course, things started looking a little bit more optimistic as walls were constructed. Our laser lab didn't start with the great HVAC controls that we were promised but eventually it got a roof and things like that. And we became more suitable for what we were trying to do. And so about 18 months towards my penultimate year, that's my nervous face smiling that, okay, I got the, we have a lab now. And we have to build the rest of this and make things happen. And so my group here and I, we started with effectively bear concrete floors and toolboxes and got to work. And now it's all, you know, sunsets and beautiful but it was a long road in between then. So I've just got a few minutes. I'll try to be quick through some of the, I guess a broad coverage of some of the problems that we work on. One of the big things that actually started working on when I first became a faculty member, actually even as a graduate student here was looking at gas turbine combustion. We built this experiment and it was able to actually replicate the flow conditions for the sponsor we were looking at to be able to study their burner and see what happens inside and try to diagnose some problems they were having with fuel air mixing and help them achieve higher efficiencies. And so we run a combustor like this. This is exactly what hangs on the wing of your aircraft engine. That injector was directly extracted from an engine and then given to us to run. We ignite it with a laser. That's what the spark is. You're seeing here a relatively low speed video in reality when we actually run much more expensive cameras at much higher repetition rates. We can see that when we really zoom in on what's happening, this is a very complex flame. It has large and small scale structures interacting across a wide range of scales in space and time. And this is fundamentally what controls things like the rate of pollutant emissions from the flame and so forth. And so as we try to understand these things better, the laser diagnostics which we perform give us the critical insight needed to effectively understand what's happening in these complex flows and then understand how to better optimize them. A major issue in the development of propulsion systems is thermoacoustic instabilities. We can look at these different modes of instability, longitudinal as well as transverse and other sorts of modes. This is the same flame under different operating conditions. It has totally different modes of instability. These are things which we study and try to model mathematically so that we can have better tools for a design process to avoid these sorts of issues. But on one side of our work we're trying to reduce the amplitude of instabilities in flames. The other, I guess, way to handle this is just to embrace the instability and amplify it as much as you possibly can. That's effectively the basis of this new technology called rotating detonation engines for pressure gain combustion. This is an area of a very active interest right now. RDS were theorized many years ago to offer potential benefits from a thermodynamic perspective and from a power density perspective. But it took the Russians actually firing one in the early 2000s for the US to really start funding these things heavily. So that's, I guess, a nugget of wisdom for other folks that are looking at an area to go into for research. So we're really working on that a lot. We're also working for high speed propulsion applications looking at solid fuel RAM jets. Here I am running out of time. So I'll just kind of leave it to say that this is a very active, very of interest for us right now in working with O&R as well as other DOD agencies to better understand how to make these devices perform better. I wanted to take the time to also just point out at least from a teaching standpoint, one of my favorite classes to teach. It's Arrow 535 Propulsion Design Build Test. We have a lot of fun in this class and it's an experiential learning opportunity for graduate students and also high achieving undergraduates to in one semester design, build and test a combustion device at Zucro Laboratories. And so here are a couple of examples where we've actually built a rotating detonation engine fueled by a solid and as Bill alluded to before we even take on some just some for fun projects like this 100 foot tall flamethrower for Burning Man shown here on the literal fire truck that it was that we used for Burning Man. So looking forward, we'll be continuing to work in this sort of framework from the laboratory to the engine and also working for graduate student mentoring and development and hands-on learning opportunities for education. Finally, I just have one more thing to say and then I'll stop, I promise, is that Zucro Labs is a very special place. We all certainly emphasize the fact that we have tremendous resources and capabilities there to do awesome propulsion research. But actually what would make Zucro Labs work is the people, if we had all these labs and so forth but without people like Scott Meyer and the other folks listed up here, we wouldn't be able to really have the success that we have. And so I just wanted to acknowledge very specifically that Scott Meyer has just had a tremendous influence on me and I've learned more about engineering from Scott than anybody else. And so I'm really thankful for that. It's why I'm here. Rohan Gejji is my right-hand man and obviously Steve Easter and Bob Luck who just had a tremendous influence on me as well. So anyways, with that I'll stop, I promise. And we'll quit from here. Thank you. Thanks, Carson. And congratulations again on the promotion. So I'm supposed to monitor any question and I see any question to answer a little bit. So if you have a question on your remote, you can certainly type it into the chat but Carson, I'm a little bit hamstrung. So if somebody there has a question, please feel free to go ahead and call on somebody in the room and address a question directly that way. Sure. So any work, I think you mentioned the Department of Energy and interest in ammonia. Yeah. So is that an area of exploration for you? Sure. Yeah, we were fortunate to just have a big win also with my co-PI Bob Luck to look at ammonia combustion as a, really to solve some of the logistical issues for providing hydrogen at large scale to combustion devices for energy applications. Hydrogen is a very popular fuel right now because of course, as we try to go towards carbon reduction in our combustion emissions, hydrogen is one way to do that. Problem is that hydrogen is very difficult to transport in large masses and distribute through a large network. And so ammonia looks like an attractive way to do that. Yeah. There are other good reasons to do it. And of course, as you know, it was the fuel used on the X-15. So it's actually a pretty good rocket fuel as well. So now that we're getting over the hump of working with ammonia in our lab, we're excited about other potential opportunities that we can leverage there. Of course, I don't see any online, but let me ask you, and can you actually, can you mention really quickly about the Hypulse because you were really instrumental in getting us to bring that device to Purdue? Yeah. Hypulse is, I guess I'll just give a quick overview. Hypulse is a reflected shock tunnel or it can also operate in a shock expansion tunnel mode. It's gonna be a really great capability for us to look at both aerodynamics and propulsion, propulsion topics, I guess, under extreme Mach number conditions. The tunnel has been operated up to Mach 17 and can go much higher than that. We're excited to have that. That actually was the facility that was utilized in the development of the X-43, one of the most famous and productive hypersonic flight tests experiments that we've run in this country. And so we're eager to bring that here and take advantage of it, particularly with all the new diagnostics that we can bring to bear on this problem, which weren't available back in those days. All right, Carson, I think just to keep on time, I'm gonna have to cut things off there. As we wrap up, you don't have to answer it, but somebody asks if you get a hundred foot flames over to football game. So just think about that as we go forward. Hey, once again, congratulations, Carson, to you. And then to the other associate professors, I have to leave, but congratulations to all of you. It's great to have you as colleagues here at Purdue. So thank you, Carson. Yeah, thanks so much, Bill.


my god i haven't seen my- whoa what do i look like this? excuse the mess this is what usually happens on moving days right? oh my gosh i look like literal crap i haven't seen my room this empty since three years ago so this feels really weird bye bye i'm definitely gonna miss this view so nice all my stuff on the back of the truck just got to my new place now i gotta clean up a little first oh my god clean all this so in korea we have this tradition of eating jjajangmyeon on moving day and supposedly they say it's because when you move you inhale like so much dust you have to eat something greasy so all the dust from your throat goes down which sounds really nasty but it's a tradition so yeah first meal at my new home using a box as a table because i don't have anything right now i'm doing the first layer of the have to start getting ready now because tomorrow is our seventh year anniversary of our debut for ladies code and leblis decided to hold a fan event for us at a cafe in hewa so they customized the cup holders at that cafe and it's going to be there for three days starting today till sunday so junie and i are gonna go check it out and also see our fans there i have about like 30 minutes to get ready so i'm just doing a quick makeup and my furniture isn't here so i'm literally just standing in front of this with all my makeup and behind me this all the stuff that i haven't cleaned yet oh gosh anyways yeah just wanted to update you guys i'm really excited because i haven't seen a lot of our fans for a really long time just gonna do a simple like eyeliner look i don't even know what to wear yet because my my just closet space looks like this right now i don't even know where all my clothes are i'm just gonna wear whatever is easiest to find because i cannot go through all of that right now i'm from brunch and my mattress was really flat before but now it has puffed back up and this mattress i love it i still have a lot more cleaning to do so i'm going to start with the windows hey guys i just got home from radio and it is monday and this is the first night i'll be actually sleeping at my new place so over the weekend i've just been crashing at my friend's places and today i decided i'm going to sleep here even though all i have is just this mattress in the living room like this i gotta practice sleeping here and getting used to this place i can't keep crashing at my friend's place forever i have this weird mark on my forehead because i had a beanie on anyway so i'm going to take a what is up with this is a result of tying your hair in a bun and sleeping and just being a complete mess so i'm gonna shower here for the first time today and actually sleep here for the first time today and i'm about to eat my dinner because i haven't eaten lunch or dinner so i'm starving and this is my sad little chair right now and this is my dinner i just got myself an almond milk and this sandwich from deli i mean from the convenience store but i mean this is what everyone goes through when they first move right please tell me this is what they go through and i finally ordered my makeup desk and some shelves to put on this wall right here so hopefully that comes very soon because if i have that then i think i can get my like makeup stuff organized which is right here and i gotta paint the walls of my room one more time just because i see some like streaks here there and spots that aren't completely white yet so i'm gonna have to do that tomorrow morning and then once that's done i can move the mattress and the bed to the other room i've just been looking at furniture for the past four days like every day i spend a lot of hours looking at furniture and then at the end i end up not ordering anything because i can't decide on something and i end up just bookmarking like 70 different pieces of furniture and then then i'm so overwhelmed by then and i'm like okay like i can't do this anymore i don't know what's gonna fit and what's gonna look good and what'll what i will like i'm just very lost i can't that just decide on something for god's sake i'm gonna paint my cosmetic skincare refrigerator as well because i don't like this first thing after two layers of white paint the inside is so dirty i also painted this little shelf thing because this one was also quite old and it turned a little yellowish and i didn't expect it to be so big i mean i guess this is okay when i have to dry my blanket and stuff like that right this was a little more expensive than like the steel ones because it's wooden but when i saw the wooden parts i was like i have to have this i have to have it hopefully it's dirty and it lasts a long time because at the door we have to get so many different laundry racks because they broke so easily so being out of the house it's wednesday so i have to go to radio a bit early for an extra recording for the weekend i have to stop by the community service center first because i have to officially change my address i've been putting that off and i really need to go do that i can do it online but it's just more difficult online i don't really know how to do it it's confusing thankfully the service center is not too far from my house so i'm just gonna stop by and then take the bus from there to radio and i'm also gonna be throwing all this bubble wrap out into sound k everyone happy wednesday it is march 11th and we just kicked off i just received a random package to chase our happiness from your sister diana i went to buy some more things from taisel and as soon as i came back i found three more packages outside my house i'm going to open them up but first i did my laundry for the first time since i moved in here and it's time to dry them on my new laundry rack i've put diana's plant there for now in the corner predicted to vacuuming i've been vacuuming my house like three times a day as soon as i wake up and then once in the afternoon then once in the evening it's so fun and i like it because it's like really light and easy to use of it oh it's some dust in my cup of tea you feel the most alive yeah so i'm gonna rest for a little bit and then work on my blog i just finished getting ready i might go out after radio to meet my friends so i just put some eyeliner on because i really haven't been putting any a lot of makeup on these days in every video i get a lot of questions asking about what lipstick i'm wearing so i'm going to try to let you guys know what lip i am wearing every time hopefully i don't forget um today i am wearing three c e's velvet lip tint in pink again because i dyed my hair blue recently i've been wearing more pink and mlbb lips instead of like red or orange that i usually like um so this is like a rosy mlbb color all right it is time to go time to commute uh also i don't know when my house tour will be up because my furniture is taking forever to come the shipping has been super slow because of the coronavirus going on right now so i'll try to get it up asap but i honestly maybe it'll be up in like a month like i think it's going to take about a month so before that i hope you guys enjoy the new adulting series i'm gonna show you guys the realities of living alone so i hope you guys enjoy this new series that i'm going to have on my channel and i will try to get the house tour video up asap anyways guys thank you so much for watching this vlog and i'll see you guys in the next video stay safe and healthy everyone


Kenyan police have arrested a man described as a bloodthirsty vampire accused of the grusely murders of at least 10 children. The police say Mastin Milimo Wanzhala was arrested on Wednesday over the disappearance of two children but in a chilling confession admitted to killing many more. The 20-year-old took officers to the site where he had dumped their bodies in a forested area of the capital and confessed to the cold blooded killing of at least 10 young teenagers, as they said. Police described his arrest as a major breakthrough in an investigation into a spate of disturbing child disappearances in Kenya almost two days, almost two a day, I beg your pardon, in recent weeks according to police data.


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But a man can only be a coward up to a certain point. Married, darling, I'm trapped. Trapped by many things, maybe mostly by myself. Maybe you can never find it in your heart to forgive me, but remember I loved you. Don't go into the bedroom, darling, but call the police. Yes, the funeral was yesterday, Mr. Valentine, and the boys who worked with Dad on the newspaper stand him a nice wreath. The case is very much closed. Well, after I got your letter, Miss Haggerty, I checked with the police. There's no question about your father's death being a suicide. No. No question at all. Well, there doesn't seem to be very much Mr. Valentine can do, does it, dear? Loan sharks. Did you ever hear of loan sharks, Mr. Valentine? I heard your father was in a little financial trouble. But why did he have to borrow so much money? Money wasn't too much of a problem, was it? Father's worked on the clarion for years in the composing room. He made a nice salary. And when I got out of high school, I went to work there, too. I'm now secretary to the managing editor. Mr. Wells? You know him? Well, just slightly. But don't you see, we had friends, we had people he could turn to. Well, he might have owed us some he felt he couldn't raise. Well, he liked to gamble. That was his one weakness. But he never gambled for large amounts, and he played cards mostly with his friends. Gambled, huh? Well, that could be one darn good reason why he had to borrow money. And from people who are easy about lending it, and tough about getting it back. Well, that might have started the ball rolling downhill for him. I don't know any specific facts, Mr. Valentine, but I have an idea. Dad wasn't the only one on the paper who was mixed up with loan sharks. Oh, what do you mean? Well, there are hundreds of people working for the clarion. I heard Oscar strike. He's the foreman of the composing room. Talk to Mr. Wells about that. But, of course, there wasn't very much they knew. People just don't talk about things like that. So there wasn't very much they could do. Which is pretty much my position, too, Mary. It's a job for the police to try to get evidence on these tough boys. Break up that racket. But that's what I'm driving at. In a way, my father was killed by them. Mary, please. I know Dad pulled the trigger. But who made him do it? Maybe there's no murder in the strict legal sense. There is a murderer who must be punished. Mr. Valentine, I know the police will try and break up the loan shark racket. But I want you to help. I want you to find my father's murderer. I'll do what I can, Mary. Talk better. I'll be fine, Mr. Strike. You're going to turn out a lot of papers. When we print the big Sunday edition, that's when this place really harms... I can imagine. About the boys here, Mr. Strike. Oh, they're human. Some of them get into a mess and then they grab at anything. Borrow money from anybody to get out of it. Well, they get good pay. Any reason this loan shark business should be more of a problem here than any place else? Maybe. Why? I keep my eyes open. I sort of have an idea. Somebody makes things easier for the boys to get into trouble. In what way? Easier to get involved in gambling in the back room of some saloon around here. You lose a good chunk of dough, Mr. and you can't take it out of your paycheck. Your wife expects that to keep the family going. So you grab it a chance to borrow some. No matter what interest you have to pay. No matter. You figure maybe you can win next time and then maybe you don't. And in any case, there's a gorilla boy to make sure you don't fall behind in your payments. Oh, you think something like that happened to Mr. Haggerty? Joe was a friend of mine, a good man to work with. You find out who got him on the road to where he killed himself and you'll have lots of friends down here. You know who some of the boys are who got themselves in trouble with these loans? Oh, I could make a few guesses, but that wouldn't do anybody any good. They'd be too scared to talk. Everybody's always too scared to talk.  Jake, Pagano and Stan Ringler. They're the sharks the boys in the racket squad suspect. Then why aren't they behind bars, Lieutenant? Because I said suspect, Valentine. But there should be some proof by now. Not for those two. Oh, plenty of small fish have been caught. But Pagano and Ringler can't be tied in with them. Too many people are afraid to talk. I know. You wouldn't be so cynical, my friend, if you saw the artistic job of me and those thugs are capable of. So we just let things go on their merry way. That's great. The police are checking every lead they get. I know. That'll be a lot of comfort to Mary Haggerty, I'm sure. And they will welcome any inspired, sensational ideas anybody will come up with. And furthermore, they could use them. Okay, okay. Round's over. I'm sorry, Lieutenant John. Yeah. Valentine. Guys like Pagano and Ringler make any honest cops see red. So we have them tailed. And we look in their bank accounts. And when we catch one of their strong armed boys, we try to persuade them to put the finger on their bosses. No dice on any count. Yeah, I know. Johnson, do you personally have any ideas on the subject? I had one, but I doubt if it would work. What kind of an idea? Well, we have enough on both of them to be able to pick them up and keep them in jail for a while, away from each other. Then we could tell either one of them that the other finally cracked up and confessed. Yeah, so to protect himself, our boy would sing. Sometimes that does work. Not with those two. They'd spot the whole deal for a phony, and we'd get exactly no place. Oh, wait a minute. Unless the stunt were pulled not by the police, but by somebody they'd never suspect. What? What are you talking about, George? I've got an idea about what to do with your idea, Johnson. Come on. Mr. Wells, the clarion's got to help. But, Mr. Valentine, you don't realize what you're asking us to do. Dad always called it his paper. With pride in his voice, he'd do anything for it. The clarion owes him this. Do you think such a stunt would even work, Lieutenant Johnson? It might. It's cock-eyed enough. It isn't cock-eyed at all. It makes perfect sense. Now, look, just a couple of special issues of the clarion with a front-page story about something that never happened. Well... Fine. Good. I knew you'd do it. Now, I don't know how long it's been since you personally wrote a story, Mr. Wells, but you're going to write one now. Get your boss a typewriter and plenty of paper, Mary. Yes, sir. You have a lot of work to do, Johnson. A very little time. You bet your sweet one. And you, Brooksy, I need the shabbiest-looking suit you can find. Yep, everybody get to work, except me. I'll be very busy keeping my fingers crossed. Here it is, complete with headlines. Good, good. Ringler confesses pride in loan shark racket. It implicates Pagano as real boss. Oh, wait till Pagano sees it. He won't have a reason in a million to suspect that this isn't anything but absolute truth. He'll think it's splashed all over every paper in town. And do some fancy singing on his own against Ringler, I know. Hell, I'm still worried about the Clarion's part and all this. Does Oscar strike down in the composing room waiting for this? Yes, we'll run it in a couple of hours. It's part of the afternoon edition. Strike knows about a hot story coming through and he's to handle it himself. And we've run off a couple of copies. I'll personally give him the order to stop the presses and destroy the type. I've located a couple of pictures of Pagano and Ringler. I'll break them. I just hope everything works out, Valentine. He's a nice guy, Wells. Dad always used to say he was tough but a square shooter. Mr. Valentine, you would have liked Dad. He wasn't really weak or cowardly. Oh, there. He won a bet. Johnson has rounded up Pagano and Ringler already. Mr. Wells, office. Miss Haggerty. Will you speak a little louder? Strain your ears a little, sister. What I got to say is important to you. Who are you?  They'll be picking you up in an alley. If you're lucky, you'll just have your legs and arms busted. Are you sure you have the right party? What's the matter, Mary? Don't stall for time, sister. That's all the message I got. Better remember every word of it. Hello. Hello, wait. He hung up. Who was it? Nobody. Oh, somebody from our friends, the easy lenders. No, no, no, no. Now look, kid, this is no time to play coy. They told you what they'd do if you kept hollering copper, didn't they? And we know they're not kidding. Okay, I vote we forget all the fancy plays. What? Well, those characters will trip up some other time and the police will nail them then, but you'll be out of it. Mr. Valentine, please. Please listen to me. I want to go right ahead with what you've planned. I'm afraid, but I want you to go on. Mary, listen to the danger. I'll never stop looking for Dad's murder. This way I'll have someone to help me. The other way I'll be all alone. Am I all alone, Mr. Valentine? Let's get going, Mary. We're going to be very busy. We'll return to tonight's adventure of George Valentine in just a moment. You know the old saying, a friend in need is a friend indeed. Well, one of the best friends you can have is a set of tough, rugged Atlas tires on your car. For Atlas tires are really dependable. They're made to last and last to give you safety and security on the highways. In winter weather especially, you need the kind of protection you get from Atlas tires. 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If your name is George Valentine, you get a bright idea how to trap the two leading suspects in a vicious loan racket. You carefully make all the preparations, but then you find yourself squarely on the spot. Mary Haggerty has just been warned that if she doesn't drop you like a hot potato, she will be found dead, but she insists that you go right ahead as planned. You sure you have the girl under protection, Johnson? Yeah, Valentine, I told you I have. She doesn't know it, but Davis and Maloy are down at the Clarion and they won't even let her out of their sight. Good, good. You sure are a thing of beauty, my friend. Oh, thank you.  Well, if I'm gonna be thrown into Pagano's cell as a common drunk, I should look as though I've slept in at least a couple of gutters. Everything work out okay so far? Like a charm. We picked up Pagano and Ringler separately, booked them separately and put them in different cells.  We also made sure that Pagano took a good look at Ringler being marched out of his cell later. With a couple of photographers snapping his picture? With all the trimmings. Pagano's eyes nearly bugged out. He tried to find out from the guard what was going on, but of course nobody told our friend anything. Well, I shall now try to satisfy Mr. Pagano's curiosity. Huh. It's, uh, quite a story Wells wrote about Ringler's confession. Yeah. Too bad it never happened. First copy off the press. And it'll be the smallest circulation newspaper in the world ever had. Here you are. Okay. I'll just tuck it carelessly in my pocket like this. And any time you get one of our politest guards, he can show me to Mr. Pagano's cell. Good luck, Valentine. I hope it works. Okay, thanks, Johnson. With any luck, he'll be bellowing for you like an outrage bull. Guard! Come in there, guard! If he bellows like that, it won't be bad either. And don't make too much noise in there. Happy boy! Oh, thanks for the hospitality, officer. Ah, every officer in our penal institute is a dude. Jail is a perfect gentleman. Ah! And every guest in our penal jail is a perfect gentleman. In fact, the whole... Oh, I'm so sorry. I didn't realize that wasn't a loan, sir. I do hope I have not a servile. Just shut up, Mac, and everybody will be happy. Happy? You're happy, too, huh? Oh, that's nice. That's real nice. It's like I always tell old woman, if I ever take a teeny-weeny drop, it's to celebrate my being the happiest man in the world. Yes, sir. Quietly, Mac, or I'll do the passing for you. Yeah, but I was just... Oh, yes, sir. I'll just fix the card so I don't dirty it with my shoes, and I'll be as quiet as old mouse. Wait a minute. Give me that. No, wait. That's my paper. Hey!  Let me see something here. Well, what do you know? I don't know. I'm sure I just bought that paper and I haven't read it. I really think... So that's what happened? Sure. That's exactly what happened.  I'm talking about a friend of mine. A friend of mine who got out of here because he's smart. A very smart boy. Smarter me? Smarter than you? No, pal. Not smarter than me. Oh, God! Oh, that's it, baby. Tell him you want out so you can talk to the district attorney, too. God! All right, all right. What's on your mind, Pagano? Nothing. Just throw this screwball out of my cell, will you? I want to take a nap. Fine. Just fine, Valentine. Yeah, great. Not a peep out of Pagano. He apparently doesn't want to talk to anybody. Doesn't want to deny what Ringler is supposed to have said. Johnson, something's phony about all this. Why? He couldn't suspect the newspaper story? And I know as sure as I'm alive that he and Ringler are mixed up in that smelly wreck. Hey, Johnson, wait. Did Pagano speak to anyone at all before I was thrown in there? Did he have any visitors? No, no, he didn't. He had a phone call from his lawyer. His lawyer? How do you know? Well, that's what the man said. Oh, of course. Sure, of course. That's it. That's what? That must be the answer. Come on. He was tipped off. Harry, where are you? Mr. Wells? The doctor, Mr. Valentine. He should be here any minute. George, they found Mr. Wells down on the back stairway. He was slugged from behind. Who found him and when? I did. About ten minutes ago. Anybody know how long he was laying there? I was going to the composing room. To the composing room? Yes. To make sure that the type for the phony front page was destroyed? That's right. Mr. Valentine, that means the newspaper's on the street by now. Oh, no. I'm afraid it's so, yes. I only hope we're not too late. Mr. Strike. Mr. Strike. There he is, George, out of the loading platform. There will be a couple of trucks pulling away now. Mr. Strike, wait. Stop those trucks. Mr. Valentine. The paper, the paper. Let me see the paper that's going out. Oh, sure, sure. Oh, here's a broken bundle. Ring the confessions. All these papers, all the same. Sure, they're all the same. What's this? Some sort of joke? How many trucks left already? Oh, half a dozen. Hitted for where? All over town. Well, don't let another paper get out of here no matter what you have to do. Yeah. It's an order from the police. The police? Say, look, what is this? Mr. Wells told me he'd be downstairs about something, but he never showed up. Never mind. George, those are the trucks, the ones that already left. How can we stop them? We've got to stop them. Before a single copy of the paper gets into a customer's hands. I'll get the police cars after them. Tell them to stop at nothing to get every copy off the streets. Good work, Sergeant. Turn the truck around again. You drive 25 miles an hour and... And that bundle of clarions? What's the matter with you, lady? You crazy? Yes, crazy as alone, but you'll sell those papers over my dead body. Pretty good hunting, eh, Oscar? You can say that again, young killer. Does that account for all the trucks that went out to this side of town? Yeah, all of them. What? Aren't we going back to the clarion? No, I remembered something. I'm not a newspaper man, but... Doesn't the truck that delivers the papers to the railroad station leave as soon as it's ready? Sure, that's right. Well, the station's down this way. We better keep going as fast as we can. Brother, that's great. Now we're in the midst of traffic. We'll never catch that truck. Never. Ride a couple of hundred feet and stop. Oh, this is fine. It's Sandy Kraus on that truck, a good man. Can you still see it? Yeah, way up ahead there, but it might as well be miles away. When Sandy gets the truck to the station, they'll have papers selling over the counters in a matter of seconds. Oh, sure. And a clarion will really be in a mess. Yeah, one of the gunner and ringler's boys must have knocked Mr. Wells out to keep him from stopping the phony paper, huh? Sure. And it'll be worth a lot of the loan sharks to get the clarion way behind the eight-ball. And brother, they're so near to it with that truck just out of our reach. Yeah. Of course, there's one chance I could still take. What's that? Up there, where the other street joins this one. I could turn off, go back half a mile, then pick up Dempster Street to the station. Oh, you'd never make it in time. I think I could just in time, just by a matter of minutes. No. Oh, wouldn't it really be something if the racket boys missed out so near and yet so far? Hold on, Oscar. Here's where we turn off. No. I said no. What? Oh, nice heavy wrench. Is that the one you slugged Mr. Wells with, Oscar? I bet the police could prove that it is. Keep driving, Valentine, and straight ahead. Sorry, I can't. I had an idea you were in on this, Oscar, when you conveniently forgot about this truck still being out. But I had to have some proof. Those papers are going to be sold. You're not going to spoil it. What are you going to do, Oscar?  Be smart and don't stop. All right. All right. Don't wave that thing. You ask for it, Oscar. What's the matter? Dashboard hurt your face? Sorry, I'm such a bad driver, Oscar. But I got to catch that truck. OK, Oscar. Tell the nice lieutenant you're ready to dictate a confession. Hey, that's right. I'll tell everything. But you've got to get the court to give me a break. Well, I don't turn states' evidence. Now, that's real decent of you. And you'll protect me from Pagano and Ringler, won't you? Yeah, yeah. They'll be kind of busy protecting themselves. Come on, come on. Get started. Yeah, sure. I got involved the same way most of them did. They put the last batch of those clarions into the furnace a few minutes ago. Beautiful sight, beautiful. Not a single copy got out on the street. And Mr. Wells is downstairs personally destroying the type. George, I understand about Oscar's strike being a sort of inside man here for Pagano or Ringler or whichever one. Oh, wait a minute, Joe. He had to be. He was on the hook just like Murray's father. Only he wasn't quite so honest. Well, was he the one who tipped off Pagano so he wouldn't do any talking? Sure, why not? With the papers out on the street, Ringler would have a perfect case of libel against the clarion. He didn't really confess, of course, so he claimed his reputation was damaged beyond repair. Yeah, and the crazy pride of it is he could have collected almost that any amount he wanted. That's right. I guess poor strike figured in return he'd be let off the hook. His own debts would be canceled. But what did he say? What did he tell the police? Pagano? Well, the loan racket was his. But Ringler. Angel is a funny thing about singing. When one person starts, everybody joins the chorus.  But if you hadn't done what you did, the racket would still be going right on. Destroying more and more lives. Like my father's. But it is over, dear, all of it. No. No, it's not. Come on, I got a surprise for Murray. What? Something to show you where you're wrong. Many car manufacturers now recommend a heavy-duty motor oil to give modern engines maximum protection under all driving conditions. New RPM motor oil exceeds the requirements of all manufacturers for this type of oil. Whichever weight you use, 10, 20, 30, or 40, remember that new RPM doubles engine life, the time between major overhauls due to lubrication. Be sure you get new RPM motor oil for your car at independent chevron gas stations or standard stations, where they say and mean, we take better care of your car. There you go, the trucks again from every part of the city. Nobody has to stop them now. Pridding shop foreman exposes loan shark racket. Here it is. Isn't it beautiful? Yeah. There's something else on the front page, a little box at the bottom there. The editorial? Uh-huh. As long as there are vicious, greedy men, there will be rackets of all sorts. And these rackets will thrive and grow fat as long as they have for their ally the fear of its victims. Mary Haggerty is a soft-spoken young girl as anxious to stay away from violence as you and I. But she knew that sometimes fear can be a crime as bad as any racket. And Mary Haggerty conquered fear. The news columns carry the story of what she accomplished. Here is an example to men of good will. A sure weapon against men of evil. Signed G.B. There isn't anyone on our editorial staff but those initials. No, but there was. For one day only. And he meant every word of what he wrote. Tonight's adventure of George Valentine has been brought to you by Standard Oil Company of California on behalf of independent Chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West. Robert Daley is starred as George with Virginia Gregg as Bruxy. 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Today, I have the privilege of speaking with James Howard Tripp and wishing you a happy new year. How are you today? I'm very good. Thank you. You too? James, we get a lot of interest in you on a regular basis, and in part, the Canadian biotech and health market is really increasing, but you're culminating 20 years of work, and we're all waiting. I do have some very knowledgeable shareholders that are calling me and going, we cannot wait until the announcement in Q1. Is this still on track, or is there any kind of update you'd like to give us on the Aristotle test that's 20 years in the making? Yes, no, we're still on track. I think the big thing about why we talk about 20 years in the making is because it's one thing to say you have cancer, and I'm not entirely sure what kind of cancer or perhaps whether it's even cancer. In other words, I have to look at a whole lot of other diseases too, versus being able to say, no, it's this cancer, and it's not anything else. The only way you get there is you have to have done a considerable amount of work. That's what we bring to bear. I think that's why we're so comfortable around this. You most recently did another private placement for 7.2 million just prior to the holidays. Would you like to give the shareholders an update on what the funds are being used for and how they're being deployed? Yes, so it's all about upgrading the organization. It's all about preparing for the launch of Aristotle. And if you think about it, we've typically had relatively small amounts of money. We've done pretty well with what we have had, but you don't go into a launch like this, particularly versus the competitors we're up against without trying to be well-capitalized. So all of this is about Aristotle. And of course, you've managed well getting Aristotle to the next level to create revenue streams with your COVID testing. Can you give us a bit of an update on that? Yes, COVID's done two really great things for us. The one is revenue. Money is always nice. And we had our first real quarter of revenue in Q3. We haven't released Q4 yet, but what's public is that the trajectory that we started in Q3 carried on through Q4, we're reporting due course. And your next question is, well, what's Q1 like? And we can confirm that your trajectory continues through Q1. So nice to have the money. And the money has allowed us to move very rapidly in terms of building out at the same time that we were doing the prospectus offerings. So we think the COVID revenue is going to continue for a while yet. That's always a positive. It should get eclipsed by Aristotle as Aristotle comes forward. But it's a good base, nice, comfortable base, at least for the next 12 months. And of course, distribution will be intriguing as well. I'm certain with COVID-19, I'm sure you could do a whole seminar on how COVID-19 may have actually facilitated better infrastructure or architecture for the deployment of Aristotle testing in the future. Am I correct in that conclusion or am I totally off track here? No, you're 100% on base. Everything that we were looking for, Aristotle, not Aristotle, COVID has dramatically accelerated. And I think we talk about telehealth, for example. Telehealth had acceptance only of about 6% at the beginning of last year. By March, April of last year, it was 85%. People expected to settle back a little bit. It will, but no one's projecting anything less these days than 50% or 60%. What did we bank on? Two, three years ago, we banked on telehealth. We built it out. It's dramatically driven it forward. So if you look, we're two and a half times bigger now than we were in March of last year. All it is, it's really been the acceleration through COVID. So James, this is just confirming that we're on track for Aristotle validation. We're on track for trajectory revenue ongoing. Is that correct? Did I hear the term trajectory revenue correctly, James? You do, we're on track. Now, one more question for you, saliva testing. You had an advancement in that the last time we spoke. Can you give us an update on that? Yes, the advantage of saliva testing is that it allows us to broaden our reach. And if you think about that, so we just recently partnered with Air Canada, so I call in Air Canada. And if you think about returning passengers to Canada, one of the advantages here is we can actually equip the passengers when they leave with the actual kits to allow them to get tested while they're away and get back again. And that's just a huge advantage. When you're in a foreign country, even if it's the US and you're trying to find a lab and you're trying to get it through on time and you're trying to get the required documentation the governments need, it's very hard. We've just made all of that easy. Well, as always, James, thank you so much for the update. We do get a lot of inquiries, so I know everyone will be very delighted to have an update from you. Thank you, James. You're welcome.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500 Double Cab Long Box Work Truck is stock number 1-4276Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. This 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500 has the 6-liter V8 gas engine. It's paired up with the 6-speed automatic transmission. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside, underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood to give you the most accurate representation possible. Summit white is the color. I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, consider subscribing to the YouTube channel. Click the bell notifications and get updates on the videos I do each and every day, as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and heavy-duty truck walkarounds on YouTube. Stay current with our inventory, as well. This one comes with these steel 17-inch wheels. And it has Firestone Transforce HT tires. These are LT24575R17s. They got a good amount of tread left. I would say probably about 60% to 70% of the tread left on those tires. Frame and underbody is exceptionally clean on this truck. This is a clean title history, clean car facts, and it's spent its entire life in Oklahoma. Front fender is absolutely perfect. No major dents or dings on there. You get the projector lamp headlamps, the nice chrome bumper. No major dents or dings on there. You also get the chrome-trimmed grille. So it looks really good in the front. The hood is in fantastic condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. And the passenger side front fender is in nice shape, as well. Passengers side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. And as you go down this side of this 2019 Chevy Silverado, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. Take these HD videos, so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle they are looking at. Before you even get here, so when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at, or just make the decision to come take a look at the truck. If this video helps you do either of those things, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Now these are used trucks and that's why we do the videos. This back wheel cover does have a little bit of damage to it, but nothing too bad. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. And on the back here, these are Michelin LTX MS tires, same tire size, just as much tread, actually a little bit more than the fronts and the frame and underbody, other than being a little bit dusty from some Oklahoma clay, looks really good, has all the remaining factory exhaust, and it's like that all the way underneath. Lower rockers and cab corners, once again, other than being dusty, look really good. I always say better dusty than rusty and you get the nice painted step bars there. Passengers side boxes in pretty nice shape. I didn't see any major dents. There is just a little bit of a touch up right there, but this is a work truck, so whoever's gonna be purchasing this, I would imagine is gonna be purchasing it to do work with. Full towing package, which includes a receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. It does have the rear bumper steps. The tailgate is in a very nice condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there, and it is a locking tailgate. Also has the shock down assist, so it's never gonna slam down on you. The bed obviously has some use to it, but for the most part is in really nice shape. Nothing a bedliner couldn't fix, about the same on the tailgate. Shuts nice and solidly. As you go down the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger side, no major dents or dings on the box. And for full disclosure, this back wheel is in excellent shape as well. Cab and doors all look really good. This one does have the telescopic tow mirrors, built-in directional signals, LED side lights. They do telescope out like so, and fold in like that. Take a quick look at the back seats. They are in excellent condition, no rips or tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system, for any child car seats you may wanna put back here. Fixed glass rear window. These seats do fold up for extra storage. You get the heavy duty rubber floor back here. And it does have side curtain airbags on those front seats. Inside and bottoms of the doors all look really good. Show you the VIN sticker here. No previously owned in Canada trucks here. And tire and loading information sticker there. Inside the work truck package gives you the light gray cloth interior, 40, 20, 40 split by a seating in the front. No rips, no tears on these seats. It smells very clean inside this truck. You do get some goodier floor mats in here. It does have the heavy duty rubber floors as well up front. Auto headlamps and the factory brake controller. It does have a tilt steering wheel, power windows, locks and mirrors. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, and everything this truck has to offer on the interior. All right. You can see this one has 16,757 miles on it. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. The steering wheel is in nice condition. I didn't see any excessive wear or damage to it. There is your shifter for that six speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. This one has the Chevy infotainment system. It does have AM FM radio capabilities as well as Bluetooth capabilities. And then it does have a projection manager where you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. So if you have a navigation system on your cell phone such as Waze or Google Maps project it right to the screen. And then it's like you have nav right on the screen in a work truck, which is pretty awesome. Down here are your climate controls, stability control that's for your cargo lamps. That's also how you turn on those LED side lights in the mirrors. Four auxiliary up bits, which is and there's your heated mirror button. Four by four shifter on the floor, passenger side, floor mat and seat are in excellent condition as well. No rips or tears on there. And once again, the headliner really nice and clean and it smells very clean inside this truck. I would be surprised if it was ever smoked in. You get map lights up there. And let's start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. There are those LED side lights. They are very bright. Some lights are working nicely in the mirror as well. And I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course, cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out under the hood. We have the six liter V8 gas engine, engine base, very clean, runs very smooth. And once again, this truck has been fully safety and inspected by our server shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. There's the emission sticker. And for a work truck, I think whoever's gonna get this is gonna be very, very happy with it. I'd ship it back to Oklahoma, Texas, New York, Florida, California, whoever's gonna get this truck is gonna absolutely love it and to see more pictures of this truck or one of our 550 new news cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, half-tons, three-quarter-tons, one-tons, you name it, we gotta go to the website right there, summitauto.com, full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle, all at summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto, click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of heavy-duty truck walk-arounds on YouTube, 9,000 videos and counting and stay current on our ever-changing and vast inventory here at Summit Auto. 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Awesome. We've got this unbelievable clinic That we wanted to try to impact some kids. Hey guys come on in This was something that came about with the Denver police department gold crown metro state the Denver Nuggets have all partnered with the Denver Police Department to really begin some mentorship with some youth in our community Come on everyone get involved it starts off with really kind of beginning a relationship and then kind of Moving towards mentorship really kind of keeping them on a very positive path throughout their childhood Stand your court. We're playing five on five. I think the culture of that sport It really creates family and we have our men and women's basketball team out there on the floor with them right now And we hope that we touch some lives while we're here We might talk about a lot of things but if you can remember one or two things that could help you on your path to Education working hard and staying away from some of the the tough things we can impact kids the areas where We have the most challenges in our city with violent crime Often that leads to trauma and it just creates this cycle of violence Working together is how we can help break that cycle and uplift some kids give them the opportunities to be successful moving forward