I think most people have not paid attention. They think beauty means it must be sunrise, sunset at the most. The very way a person walks is beautiful that geometrically things have fallen into place. The cosmos itself is perfection of geometry. If I look at a man or a woman, first thing is I see the geometry from head to toe. I thought I'd just start with a very basic question, a simple question. It's a question that I'm often asked at poetry readings and poetry workshops, poetry being primarily what I practice. And the question is, what is a good poem? And the answer really is, if the poem is a form of verbal design or verbal choreography, what is design and is beauty implicit in that notion? If so, what is beauty? Whether it's a machine or an ant or a grasshopper or a human being or clothes, whatever or a building, if it fits and flows with least amount of friction, if one who has the eyes to observe, it always seems very beautiful. I don't know how many people notice this. Right from my childhood I spent a lot of time paying attention to every kind of insect. And I found insects are the most fabulously designed creatures on the planet. And every kind, if you look at them, in terms of color, in terms of geometry, in terms of variety of activity that they can do, they're so fabulously designed. So when I say you're beautiful, don't think I'm saying you're an insect. That's not what I meant. I'm saying different creatures. We have two legs, somebody else has four legs, somebody else has six, eight, twelve, whatever number. But the beauty of nature and evolution is the design has been perfected. I think most people have not paid attention. They think beauty means it must be sunrise, sunset at the most. Small things are very beautifully made because with least amount of friction they've learned to function. If you look at, I mean, if you look at the activity, if you measure the activity, let's say of an insect, how much activity an insect is performing for how many calories that he consumes. Obviously he's geometrically perfect, least amount of friction. So anything that's well-made always excited me, whether it's a machine or a building or an insect or an animal or a human being. If you're talking about humans being beautiful, if you look at somebody, when they're joyful, everybody is beautiful. Whatever the shape of the nose or the chin, when you see them in a joyful condition, they're always beautiful. But the best whatever is considered the best shape of the nose or the chin, when they're in bad states, they don't look beautiful anymore. So if you are in an exuberant state of life, you will look beautiful. In the face, I mean, to keep the body beautiful, it takes little work. A lot of people are trying to take the shape of the planet. I'm not saying in an insulting way, I'm saying... I mean, when you look at the world, particularly when I travel outside the country, India also in India, not so in rural India, if you go to urban India, when I was growing up in school, there were only two fat kids, only two. And we always thought, you know, they were like stood out because all of us were scrawny because there was so much activity and so many things to do. But today you see children getting off a school bus, almost forty-fifty percent or like this. Maybe it's part of the evolution that they're trying to become like the planet. So he's into a round person, beautiful. See, that way if you look at it, it's the way you look at it. You can look at anything as beautiful. If you are in a certain state, everything looks beautiful, that's different. But I think we're talking about physical, mechanical duty. That mainly means geometrically there is some perfection where things operate with least amount of friction. Suddenly the very way a person walks is beautiful because there is not lumbering around that goes for a human being or an animal or a machine or everything that geometrically things have fallen into place. In fact, the entire universe is just happening because of geometric perfection. While the dome is standing because of geometric perfection, not because of the strength of the material, all the buildings we designed here, we always saw how it can be geometrically perfect so that the material that we use is very little because our problem is always budget. People say at such a large building with these kind of beams it'll collapse. It will not because geometrically it's been thought through. So evolutionary process has always looked at geometry. The cosmos itself is perfection of geometry. Why is the planet sticking to its pathway is because it's achieved some kind of geometric perfection. If it goes slightly off, it cannot come back again. This is not just true with this planet, it's true with the entire universe. So in my mind it's always been like this. If I look at a tree, if I look at a cloud, if I look at a man or a woman or anything, for me it's always the geometry of things. First thing is I see the geometry from head to toe, afterwards all the other things. Because geometrically it should be right, only then it will stay. Otherwise, its very life is reduced. Life of a building or an animal or a creature or anything, any form in the existence. If it doesn't find some kind of geometric harmony, then it will go before its time. The entire yogic system is just that, to align your body to the cosmic geometry so that if you sit, if you sit here for two days, it's still no issue because you have understood the geometry of the body.


Hello everyone. I'm sure many of you are hungry now, but please bear with me for the next 10-15 minutes. My name is Kadir Akdemir. I am a postdoctoral fellow in Linda Chin's lab. And first of all, I would like to thank the organizers to give me the opportunity to present our work about understanding the evolution of the epigenome in melanoma progression. So melanoma cells can exhibit plastic behavior and in this study, authors have showed that eponominal immunotherapy, melanoma cells can go to reversible de-differentiation process, which results in the resistance to the therapy and the tumor growth. The fact that this cellular state changes reversible suggests an underlying epigenetic component of this therapy resistance. And recently, several groups have re-emphasized the role of epigenomic changes in the human medical disease, such as the case of loss of five hydroxy metal cytosine in melanoma, or H3K4 monometallation signatures in human colon cancer. And AACR Cancer Epigenome Task Force recommends establishment of international cancer epigenome project to map a defined number of cancer epigenomes that might help us to develop a better therapeutic strategies. So the overarching question in this project is how does epigenome contribute to melanoma progression? And we would like to understand what changes on chromatin when the normal melanocytes became primary melanoma and from primary melanoma to metastatic melanoma. So first we start with the cell line system, and the cell line system first initially developed by David Fisher's lab, where they immortalized the primary human melanocytes with tetorexpression as well as P3 double negative CDK4 mutation and BRF V600 mutation. However, these alterations were not enough to produce tumors in mouse. So we call them non-tumorgenic, and when we add P10 knockdown in addition to these alterations, as you can see that there's a drastic formation of the tumor in mouse, but we need to over-express C-Met to get the metastatic tumors in the mouse. So we call this SHP10 level as pro-tumorgenic and SHP10-SHC-Met over-expression as metastatic. So initially we focus on the changes happening from non-tumorgenic to pro-tumorgenic cell lines, and we are utilizing a method called high-throughput chip sequencing, which is initially developed by Edo Amit by then at the LV Vragemstab at the Broad Institute, which helps you to parallelize the chip protocol, and currently we can chip all encode-validated antibodies for a given cell type. So this is our initial results. When we compare the pro-tumorgenic epigenome to the non-tumorgenic epigenome, what we observe a global loss of histone acetylations, as you can see for different acetylation marks, and these changes are generally happening around the transcription start site of the genes that can be associated with apoptosis, DNA replication, or cell cycle. And more interestingly, when we check the deacetylated enhancer regions, the motifs that we found was were putative tumor suppressors such as FOXO3 or RUNX1, and what we think is going on is that pre-existing chromatin landscape is affecting the binding of these tumor suppressors, and thereby affecting the regulatory functions. So if the chromatin is highly acetylated, these transcription factors can bind and affect the gene regulation. However, the chromatin is lower acetylated than these transcription factors cannot bind effectively. And there is a supporting evidence coming from a recent publication where the authors show that initially enhancers marks are influential for the FOXO3 binding and downstream regulation. So next we switch our focus from the cell line data, and we would like to know what is happening from normal melanocyte to melanoma tumors. For this purpose, we acquired 10 melanoma tumor samples that is profiled by the TCGA project. And we had to optimize our HD-chip-sync method to use a small number of cells as the tissue source was finite, so currently we can chip an antibody for 1,000 to 10,000 cells, and so far we have profiled 36 histone marks, two forms of RNA polymerase, three histone variants, and genomic insulator CT-CF for eight tumor samples, and so generated six billion reads. And we think this is the biggest cancer histone modification data set, but we are still in the data production stage. As you can see for certain certain marks, we are missing enough coverage for the certain tumors. So the important question that we would like to know answer is that which developmental pathways are hijacked during melanomogenesis, and the idea came from a recent cell paper from John Stem Group at University of Washington, where they studied the DNA's hypersensitive sites at the human cells. DNA hypersensitivity, I'd say, is a way to measure the regulatory regions in a given cell type, and these sites are generally in a good concordance with the active histone marks. So the overall message from this paper is that compared to the normal counterparts, the cancer cells acquire a certain amount of regulatory regions, and many of these regions are either overlapping with the sites that were active at embryonic stem cells, or they are active in the different lineages. So the take-home message is new oncogenic sites that are actually older developmental pathways, and cancer cells do not reinvent the wheel every time. They use the already existing arsenal of the regulatory sites. So then we would like to compare the changes happening from normal men's to melanoma tumors, the one that in the normal human development from embryonic stem cells to precursor cells and the fetal or adult issue, and for this purpose we are using data coming from another NIH funded project, Roadmap Epigenomics, where they profiled 127 different human body cell types. And here I am showing a initial result for the H3K4 mono-metallation site evolution, and these results are overlapping with what is observed for the DNAs data. Once, when we looked at the sites that are obtained in melanoma compared to the melanocytes, 24% of these sites were active at the embryonic stem cells. And 70% were active in the different lineages. Only 6% are novel or unknown. Here I am showing an example site that is gaining some K4 mono-metallation for certain tumors, melanoma tumors. And when you check the DNA signal, you can see these sites were open in different cell types. And just to be sure, this signal is not coming from the bulk tissue with the different cell types. I profiled the DNAs hypersensitivity coming from melanoma or melanoma, melanocyte cell lines. And the sites gained H3K4 mono-metallation in melanoma tumors exhibit a very high DNA signal in melanoma, but not in melanocytes. Another evidence is that when we look at another region that gained K4 mono-metallation in melanoma, what we observe is that in addition to the modest increase for DNAs, what we also observe a binding site gaining of MITF, lineage-specific master regulator, in melanoma, nothing in melanocytes. So that suggests these gained sites are somewhat functional for the melanoma genesis. And lastly, what we would like to also do is to check, to annotate the non-coding variants, in cancer genome, by integrating our epigenomic data sets. Given that the third promoter mutations have been recently reported, I think we are just scratching the surface for the non-coding mutation functionality. And first, we focus on the GVAS locations. FTO, GINF, GVAS has been identified for over 12,000 melanoma patients compared to the 55,000 controls. And first, I am showing you our cell line data. As you can see, in our protomergenic cell lines, we are losing the active histone marks. And we also check these sites for our human tumor data. And you can see the similar trend. In normal melanocytes, we have a scrolled signal for H3K2-7a saturation. In melanoma cells, this signal is gone. As well as you can see, this DNA's hypersensitive signal is also going down in melanoma cells. And the cells are losing their MITF binding site. So as a summary, what we think is that understanding the epigenome in the human cancers, in this case, melanoma, could help us to understand where to target or what the mutations to prioritize. And the can improve the therapeutic strategies. With that, I would like to thank my mentor, Dr. Linda Chin, and take a moment to thank a close collaborator and a good friend, Kunal Rai, who is doing all the chips in this project, as well as Emily Q. With all the lab members, the computational group in our development and the rest of the collaborators. With that, I would like to thank all of you for your time and patience. I will answer any questions. So is this a TCGA funded project, or is this outside of the TCGA? So this is outside. Okay, and where are you going to make the sequencing results available? So we are still in the data production stage, and we are doing the QCs just to be sure that whatever we are producing is the real tumor samples. But once we have the good quality data, we are planning to do the data. Okay, thank you very much. So this concludes the morning session. Just housekeeping. It looks like we have lunch until two o'clock, and then the poster session starts, and then session five starts at three o'clock in this room.


Back to the cyber underground where our mission is to dig deep to find out our cyber security touches our lives in everyday life. I'm your host Dave Stevens and here with me today again is my exceptional guest and co-host just in case. Or fill in. Gordo detects our everybody straight in from Hibachi Takashi last week. It was great. Document management stuff. No that was the week before. So this week was on how much energy the tech industry consumes. 500 million barrels of oil a day. That's worldwide. Yeah. Wow. No in the US. Just in the US. 500 million barrels of oil a day in the tech industry. Does that count my house? It just counts this stuff. Wow. And the server farms and Google and Amazon web services and all and wireless and wireline and all of that stuff. And your refrigerator. Not your refrigerator itself but the technology in your refrigerator. Sure. The Internet of Things. So that was the show this week. I want to imagine recharging batteries as a huge. There you go. Recharging. Rechargable society now or dependent on batteries. Do you not cost more money to make this than it does to make a refrigerator? Get out of here. Energy-wise. No. Yes. Really. So think of that. You have a carbon footprint too. I know. It's crazy. Anyway we digress. This is your show. This is my show. We're going to attack Bitcoin and we're going to go into cryptocurrency but however we've had an event today that's worldwide covered 74 countries so far. Yeah. Over 45,000 plus computers have been hit with a ransomware attack. Yeah. Most. So what's ransomware. He explained for our audience what ransomware is. No. I'm the guest. Ransomware is usually delivered via email with an encrypted package and it looks like a regular old link like an attachment. You click on it. I think you're going to get an I love you letter or whatever you're going to get or your spreadsheet and it sets about encrypting everything on your hard drive and it goes and look for any mapped hard drives to the network. Right. Transfers itself to that computer and starts encrypting that computer. Right. And just keeps jumping from place to place until your entire network is encrypted. Then you get a message on your screen saying hey if you want this decrypted you got to give us some Bitcoin. Well you got to give us ransomware and Bitcoin or cryptocurrency is one of them and the thing about having today is like 74 countries. Right. Yeah. The US was the least hit which I thought was interesting. Russia was one of the largest hit. Yeah. They're they're a megaphone which M E G A F O N their telephone company is their biggest cell carrier over there. Got hit. One of our FedEx carriers got hit at a remote location but mostly the UK Russia and Italy. It literally shut down the UK health system today. People they they they stop surgeries because they couldn't bring up the patient record because it was being held in this ransomware attack that went on. That's probably very wise. I wouldn't want someone to operate me without my patient record knowing that you know is this the link we cut off or it could be my record that they could be assuming and then you're really in trouble. But so this is kind of a crazy thing. So you know this is this is I don't want to sound like Armageddon or whatever but this is like World War three. This is the world war three. Right. It's cyber is the new world war three. That is the vanguard of the assault. Right. Any world war scenario from here going forward. Yeah. And someone pulls a plug. So the question is who did this. That's a good question but it looks like the tool that accomplished this was an NSA tool called WannaCry. Right. Which was released via nefarious means months and months ago. In fact late last year. But it looks like Microsoft realized that there was a vulnerability in their software in their operating system and released a patch in March and told everybody hey run this patch. Right. Those who did not are susceptible to this ransomware attack and just goes to show you you need to pay attention to those. The patch Tuesday you have to do patch Tuesday. And that's you know one of the things that I read it today. So I'm just telling you what I read. The health system within the Great Britain. Yeah. The majority of the computers that are running on their desktops are running XP. Windows XP. Windows XP has not been supported for like I can't remember how long. There are no patches. They're not going to come out with a patch. But guess what because when you start doing budget constraints when the first thing gets hit is the IT department. And right now the most vulnerable is your IT department. Which this is ironic because you're right. When it comes to getting your return on investment you spend millions of dollars on your computers you're thinking I want to get five years out of that. Yeah. Right. But no one considers whoa. If you don't keep that up this is your biggest vulnerability. Therefore your biggest cost loss. If you get hit. And they're delaying these patches. And what I've seen in most companies and I've worked with companies like this too. And I won't mention them. Yeah. Me too. The budgets are made around how much effort and time will it take to do these implementations and will it break something. Now you remember Windows 7 days. Yeah. Did Microsoft patches and sometimes it would break software that you were running because they would change libraries in the dotnet framework and so forth. And so people were afraid and they wanted to test that patch before they pushed it out to the network. And people are still in that mode and it's too slow. Yeah. They're not testing those patches. And really when I tell people to upgrade and do these patches and they tell me that fear my response is look would you rather break one application or be responsible for the complete shutdown of your business. Yeah. You're the loss of business continuity. No income versus one application not working. And this is a perfect example. The entire essentially the entire health care system of Great Britain going shut down to the hall. And that includes the health care system that the physicians you know the clinicians the service providers like the radiologists and numerous ones all shut down because of this one attack that we don't know who's from yet. And I heard I hear mafia I hear all kinds of things going on every kid in his basement. It could be some kids. They want to eat his pie. So here's pay the ransom at three hundred dollars if you don't pay it three hundred bucks three hundred. We'll give you the key. If you don't pay it in one hour it jumps to four hundred. If you don't pay it in the next hour it jumps to five hundred. So this is not like we're not talking like that's not four hundred million. This is four hundred dollars. That sounds like a bookie. And probably in cryptocurrency. Now are you going to pay it now which can be traced. Everyone thinks cryptocurrency can't be traced. It can be traced. So it's it's I'm looking forward to seeing how this thing unfolds over the over the next few days. I'm hoping they we can recover in time to actually not hurt people. I mean if there's people that actually die because of this that could be well there was a guy that was scheduled I read it today in the paper scheduled for heart surgery today in Britain and he they postponed it. Oh that's tragic. I can't believe this chemotherapy patients had their chemotherapy sessions canceled. We should we should restate by the way for our audience. This is usually via email. Yes. Which means this is usually one careless employee. Yes. And I always go back to this perfect example when I was a programmer at this company in the Los Angeles area in 2000. We had the I love you virus. And it was it was a perfect kid for the programming department. The tennis star. We all saw. I love you on the subject line and every programmer all his geeks went Oh really. Double click. Yeah. And of course you know blanket. And it's so easy to fool people into clicking on things now. And so one person who's under trained or careless or a little apathetic one day or a little tired and your whole network goes down. And this one patch could have prevented it. And I tell everybody if you if in doubt about an email delete it. If it's that important someone will call you. If it's that real someone will call you. I mean delete it. It's not if it's even if it's if in doubt knock it out. I mean that's all I say just if in doubt and knock it out and don't even listen or don't even know what read it. Don't even open it. Nothing. You sound like my old football coach knocked out a few times. That could have some implications in the medical industry and knocked out too many times. I'm curious as to why it's not just the United States from what I see the the entire Western hemisphere was very lightly affected. Yeah. From Canada all the way down. And I think it's because there's a huge awareness of it here in this country whether it be because of what happened with elections or what we do is promoting this in shows like yourselves right shows like B-Botchy talk where we're always telling people to be aware be aware be aware. So I think that that's made it more forefront and you see in the news and things. So let's put us on on the edge. So that's a good thing. That is a good thing. You know last week on a week before last we had a show where we talked about cybersecurity certifications. Yes. And why it's important to have those certs and those people that have certs on on staff. When I looked at the distribution of how many of these say CISP certifications there were per country. The United States and Great Britain had the vast majority of them over 70,000 here in the U.S. 20 or so thousand. And that's a that's a say with that explain with a CISP certified information system security professional. Yeah. So that's a great career opportunity. Gold standard. Yes. You get that certification. Now those people on staff will know you need to cover your bases. You need to do patch Tuesdays you need to train your staff you need to not click on that. And it's funny that the country that has the most certifications of that kind is the least impacted. Yes. Attack. And that so that's kind of explains. Yeah. There could be a causality for connection. Oh I never used that word causality. This sounds like someone went to university. This is that word. Well maybe. Or teachers at university causality. Anyway. We're not allowed to say impossible anymore. Okay. We have to say computationally improbable. Oh Jesus. That's freaking impossible. It's impossible for me. It's impossible for me to say that. At least after we've had our water. Yeah. It's true. Okay. So anyway. So this so again I guess to the viewers and I hope they put it up as a PSA as you got to watch for these emails because they're going to keep coming because it's still propagating itself. It didn't end just because 74 countries were notified doesn't means it stopped. The funny thing is I heard that in Great Britain they had a general announcement to everybody to turn off your computers. Yeah. They sent it via email. If and don't knock it out. So guess what I would do as a someone who's maybe I ain't going to tell you what I'll do. But you can just you think about it right. I'll send out a similar email that might have something in it. Next thing I know I got the FBI knocking on my door. Most of people knew better. They shut down their wireless and pulled the plug out of the wall. Yeah. So you know no power no network no virus. You know interesting thing today is I never turned my PC today.  I just I just said you know what I think I'll just take today and not turn it on. How are you doing with that. That's been a struggle. I got my new I watched. So I got to go in here and I got this into my phone. But I just decided I said you know what. And I've got I you know I patched the thing every the first thing I do before I get on the Internet is run scans. Yeah. On all my systems and everything and then I connect to the Internet. But I just said you know today I'm going to just let this thing sit. Just let it sit. Bring up a great point and one of the great defensive tactic to take just as a home user. Yeah. So our audience should know this is to run those scans even though it's an inconvenient thing to do. Run them at the middle of the night when you're not. Yep. When you're not on the computer. And what it does is it sets a baseline for your computer. So if something funky does start going on all the bells and whistles go on. Hey something is not normal. Is this supposed to be happening. And you get some warning messages about that. So I'll give you one of my my my my standard scenario in the morning is I get up in the morning and I don't automatically connect to the Internet. So I go on the morning and I run the scan. Then I go get my coffee and let it run. Run. Do what you ever got to do. So well it's inconvenient. Get up early. Get up early. Right. 15 minutes. Then I run the scans. I come back. Look what's going on. Then I connect to the Internet and then I move on with what I'm going to do. That's a great idea. I mean it's just it's it's it's sure it's inconvenient. But you know what I'm sitting there breathing comfortably that I think I've got to lose your system and after recovering the days and hours and the money. That's right. And I've been called in to um called in to organizations to help them get out from under. Oh and one last thing I'd ask. I'm not asked to say. The NSA if you go to their website they have a whole listing of all the keys to undo these encrypted documents. So if you go look at NSA look for their website for the keys you might be fortunate enough to find the key that will unlock your data and not have to pay the ransomware. Because they reuse keys sometimes. Yes. And they're doing the ransomware attack on multiple companies. They'll reuse the decrypt key to get out of the ransomware attack. And those keys might be published already. Yes. Go check that first. And we did that on one of our earlier Hibachi talk shows. We talked about that and gave everybody a heads up to go ahead and do that. That's why they should be watching you. They should be watching Hibachi talk because we give you a heads up. Hibachi talk by the way everybody is on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. 2 p.m. now. That's right.  Well YouTube is within 24 hours or 48 hours.  Or cyber underground. Or cyber underground. See how I got that right this time. You got that right it's not cyber underwear or underwear or underworld or whatever. I made it just for the audience. One day I made a slight full paw. They called it cyber underwear. We're going to take a little break. We'll be right back with you guys. Stay safe and we'll be right back to talk about cryptocurrency. Go back to the cyber underground. I'm your host Dave Stevens. This is my guest and co-host today. Cyber tech czar. Fill in Justin case. Just in case or just in time. So the whole first part of our show we neglected to talk about our topic because we were talking about something current and relevant and an emergency situation to tell people informationally. Stay away from this horrible ransomware attack. Don't click on that email. If in doubt knock it out. That's a good tip. So cryptocurrency. So I mean I knew you're happy and we got like 14 minutes to do this. So I'll preface this by saying if you go and look at Hibachi talk about a month or so ago I did a show that said understanding cryptocurrency in 28 minutes 101 where I did an example of what it is. I'm going to quickly with you right now. Okay. So assume you and I are playing poker. Okay. Okay. But we don't have money. That's usually the case with me. Yeah. Okay. So now we're in perfect. So we're playing poker and there's four of us at the table and we deal the cards and every hand that comes up we have to write down what happens. You're going to bet a dollar that you don't have. Right. So you say I'm betting a dollar. I'm going to write down Dave bet a dollar. So I'm kind of running a tab. You're running a tab. So and Susie's going to go Dave wrote a dollar. Also Johnny's going to write down draw a dollar. And as you oh wait Susie bet a dollar. Okay we're so we're all keeping track of those dollar bets or raise you a dollar. Okay. Write it down. And so at the end of that hand after we've done all of this you win. You win because of the cards that get dealt out. You win. Now we go back and we look at our ledger to see if like and John says well you know I never bet that dollar and you go wait wait no I got here I saw that you bet the dollar. You can say no I show you bet the dollar. So he says John you bet the dollar. You did be bet the dollar. So don't try to not get away with this. So we've now just confirmed in this confirmation I'll call it a hash. This confirmation of this all this stuff happened gets verified and boom we're done. So think of cryptocurrency as that on a global scale. A shared ledger. A shared ledger that goes oh thank you that shared a shared ledger that's around the world as we move this new form of currency not the U.S. dollar not the the I don't know what the yen or the ruple or whatever it's a new form of currency that has value based on supply and demand. Another comment. The U.S. dollar is based on what? It's not the gold standard anymore. I almost said gold and it's not silver anymore. It's not gold or silver is based on what the world thinks it's worth. It's a market value. It's a market value. Cryptocurrency Bitcoin is one of them is based on what the world thinks is worse. Worse. Worth. So I got new teeth. So you know so that's that's and Bitcoin is a one of those forms. You know Bitcoin is a type of currency because there's Ethereum, there's Litecoin, there's a new one now which I'm really following called Potcoin. No that sounds fine. Yes sounds fine. The reason Potcoin is being created is because the marijuana medical marijuana distributors or the recreational ones are not allowed to put their cash in the banks in the federal banks because it's still against the law federally federally. That's right. So they're moving hundreds of millions of dollars around this country. Cash. In cash because when you go into them and I know because I have in Colorado and went in there it's because I was doing some investigative reporting. Of course. And went in there and sure it's cash only industry. Oh yeah well yeah because they can't put the money in the bank. They can't they can't support how they got the money and how they got the money. So they've got to move it into some other form of currency. Potcoin. I love it. So this potcoin is now starting up and is very much in its infancy as you know this stuff is all high risk too. So it's starting up now as a way that the the marijuana industry and this includes the growers the doctors that write the prescriptions. You have to admit this is no more risky than the stock market or the US dollar or currency exchange in general. This is the same thing. Well derivatives. We let the banks do derivatives and look what happened to the economy in 2008. We went down the down the tubers and so there is a loss so risky okay but you trusted the banks. That's right and the banks got to do because they were deregulated. Yeah they got to do whatever they wanted. They got to do it. So and the beauty of cryptocurrency and please don't go buy cryptocurrency because I said it's your decision. Gordon said go get cryptocurrency. I did not. This is a command. You must go buy some. Actually you shouldn't because it's really expensive. If you it's not it's not for the fate of heart. If someone wants to go in and invest and purchase cryptocurrencies this is not for the fate of heart. But the beauty of it now as as opposed to when I first got into it is I can turn this into cash. I can turn this into US cash, Canadian cash. How do you do that? There's brokers out there. It's like a stock broker. It's just like a stock broker. There's brokers out there. There's distributors out there and I'll give you one that really peed me off. It's like one of the best in the US is in my opinion is an organization called Coinbase. They've got a lot of venture capital. They've really set up a great system and so on and I was using Coinbase as my method to. The state of Hawaii shut that down here. Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs said to Coinbase if you want to do business in Hawaii you have to keep the equivalent of what the value of Bitcoin is worth in US currency in a local in a local bank. Now local banks have to keep like 8% of what the currencies are going around. They want 100%. They want 100%. So I got a nice email. Careful what you'll read. Nice email. I got a nice email from from them and said you need to you got 30 days to close out your account. So what did you think I did? I went offshore. Come on. I went offshore and I did two things. I went offshore and then I bought a device called a keep key. It's about this size. This little size top up here. It keeps the crypto fees to your currency. Yeah so all my currency is sitting on there. So now it's DC Ciego say I can't buy this on Amazon. I bought it on Amazon. It came in. I moved on my Bitcoin to this and now I and every time I want to move Bitcoin around I just plug it in and I go through the other places. Now you said it on the air. The FBI is going to come and knock down my door. I doubt it. This is a new administration. DCCA just you guys are beyond fathoming. And all I can tell you is that I was a number of my friends that were in it. They got out and they're not in it like I am and they made for every 100 dollars they put in Bitcoin in one year they got 160 dollars back. That's not a bad return. Not a bad return. But it's not again I'm not telling you to do this because it's not for the faint of heart.  I'll tell you right now why. Right now this is how it's just so you know within the last day Bitcoin has gone down 153 bucks. So it's the last day. Well it wasn't at $1,200. It's $1,665 right now. Within the past hour it's gotten up 53 bucks. So this is the roller coaster. That's just Bitcoin. Ethereum it's gone up $2.05 in the past hour. In the past day it's gone down 4 bucks. So it's just a roller coaster ride. And then there's Litecoin and whatever. So I track all of these things but it's like the stock market on steroids. And it goes it just goes and goes and goes and goes. Do you believe that in the future this is our currency? I believe that this will be a currency of international trade. India now recognizes it as a form of currency within their country because it's more stable than their currency. It's based on size of line depend. So if I wanted to get a cab I could use Bitcoin. Yes you can. Really. I could buy a Starbucks with a Bitcoin on my iPhone. Right now. Right now today. Really. I mean I can go to Best Buy. On online on Best Buy I use Bitcoin to buy a PC. Oh that's great. So I've got a Walmart online takes Bitcoin. So I also noticed in our research on the dark web that everyone takes Bitcoin. Which is a little weird to me because you know you know I've been in the community industry for quite a while. And we know that there is nothing that can't be traced. Exactly. Right. So if I'm selling illegal weapons on the stock market or I might know on the dark web you come to me you give me your Bitcoin I send you a weapon. Now your address is traceable I have your personal information plus your crypto key. And that's what happened. That's what cleaned up the industry. It's like I go I'll use derivatives again the banking industry and derivatives. What cleaned up the industry was the fact that people were doing illegal things with it and people said we got to start tracking this. And every transaction is traceable. Is it easy to trace it? No but it is with good computer systems easy to trace it.  And there's no way to hide it really because of the shared ledger. Exactly. We've got we've talked about the earlier.  The biggest Bitcoin miner in the world right now is China. They got supercomputers processing and verifying every transaction. And you ask yourself why is China verifying every Bitcoin transaction around the world? Probably because they're taking Bitcoin. Because you every time you verify a transaction you get Bitcoin. Oh I got to start doing this isn't it. Is that mining? That's called mining. Okay. And you know and so mining Bitcoin is a way to make more Bitcoin. And I'm you know when I first got into this I could do it with my my PC at home but not now supercomputers because they got to verify the transaction and they verify it within. It used to be like within an hour now it's within seconds. Soon it's going to be within milliseconds. Oh so for me to be a miner of these bitcoins and to verify transactions I have to verify a transaction within a few seconds. Within yeah whereas before you had time. So way beyond my personal computing power. Yeah way back because I could have written an app for the phone and you know mine bitcoins. Well there was guys and girls that got together said let's combine all of our computers so we can process. And they found out that the graphic card graphics cards on their computers had more processing power so they're using that. Oh the GPUs. Yeah using the GPUs to help process the and authenticating the transactions. I haven't authenticated authenticated the transaction in a year. And it runs all day long. And you're still trying. Still trying. Hey at a thousand dollars a change. Well how do I get some.   I haven't seen potcoin up on those yet but but there's a number of those different the number of those up there I don't say it's really inexpensive and I wouldn't mind dumping a hundred bucks on it. Is there a is there a fee when you make. Oh yeah there's all have transaction fees yeah but they're so the thing is that the transaction fees within the crypto currencies are very low lower than credit card. And you can go down eight decimal places in a huge in a bitcoin right you know I've just found one and let's start this up what would you tell people about bitcoin good bad or ugly should they get into it should they have. Oh I'm not going to tell you my first advice is don't I'm not telling you to get into it. You heard him he said get into bitcoin right now. No no no this is not for the faint of heart. I know I would tell me to say you know do your homework like you would do anything if you're going to buy any stock whether it be Amazon Google Apple whatever go do your homework and you can go to YouTube you can go to wherever and and and start looking and doing your homework and figuring out how to you need to understand this.  I mean Bill Gates created his own version of a cryptocurrency for nonprofits purely so he could fund third world countries where they can do a twenty five dollar transaction for next to nothing they can't do a twenty five dollar credit card transaction in a third world country because the cost of that credit card transaction is more than they make in a week. So we're going to have to wrap this up. Okay sorry. Just so you know everybody Gordo saying go out there and buy a cryptocurrency right now. I'd like to. I'm not coming on the show anymore. Hello everybody stay safe.


This is Film My Run on Zwift. My name is Stephen Cousins and we are broadcasting live around the world on Facebook, on Twitch.tv, on Nixer and on YouTube. While we're getting everything set up, it would be absolutely awesome if you could go and subscribe to the Film My Run YouTube channel and also the Zwift Runs and Rides YouTube channel. You can also find us on Facebook at facebook.com forward slash filmmyrun on Twitter at filmmyrun and you can also go to the website which is www.filmmyrun.com. It's very nearly time so sit back, relax and watch me do all the hard work. You can come on YouTube, let me know. Let me know if I'm not. I have started so I hope it all works. Two minutes, 20 seconds to go for Group B tonight. Group B, Wednesday workout and we're getting up to some sprints at the end of 16 and a half kilometres an hour in Group B but the main bulk of the workout tonight is six times 800 metres at 14.8 kilometres an hour. I am, I think, again, I think I am watching Facebook chat and YouTube chat so oh hang on a minute, I've got the wrong one on there. Bear with me a second, let me just see if I can get my Facebook chat up. Change to that one, let's see if that works. Come on. There's always something has to happen, isn't there? Something has to go wrong and I think tonight we have no Facebook chat. Hold on a second, it's 0.3, not 0.2, bear with me. Nearly going to start, I'm going to miss the start aren't I now? Typical 30 seconds and then we're off. I've got to start again. Good evening Jason Derby, good evening Ryan Downey, good evening Nick Dumbleton. Come on, let's go, let's go, let's go Facebook. The stream looks like it's flashing again so I hope you have got a decent stream guys. I've opened all the doors and I've put the fan on. It's freezing cold in here tonight so hopefully it'll stay that way. Apologies if the stream is flickering, I can see it's doing it again. I was hoping it wouldn't do but it looks like it is and we are off. I'd my best to get it working better than it was on Monday. Like it's doing quite as well as I'd hoped. You can see the garden, can't you? Garden's just down there, look. Oh well, fades tonight. It was absolutely boiling the other night. Jembook, thanks for the ride. Jason Derby says he's trying to watch this while he's on a train. Fingers crossed for technology, well same here. Fingers crossed for technology from this end as well because looks like my stream is flickering quite a lot. So I hope it's watchable guys. Apologies if it's not. Still teething troubles moving into the accommodation. So who have we got? John Scala, Derby, Carol Washworth is in Group D and is running. Brent Hansen is running in Group D tonight. Twig is running, the do. So quite a few recognisable names there, people we know. Thank you very much for the gradually speeding up during the warm-up. Tile of the warm-up, and then we get into it. So we've got a couple of little sprints to our sprints, but little strides of 200 meters each to just get us a bit more, a bit more speeded up in our legs. And then once that's done, we get into the meat of this evening's session. Six times 800 meters. Going to be hard. Even in Group B, it's going to be hard tonight. Dread to think what Group A are doing. Magna, thank you for your ride on. At some point I will give you a tour of the man cave, but it isn't actually quite ready yet. Although I've moved everything in here, I'm still there. So it's not ready for kind of public consumption yet. It will be eventually. Paul Coats says I'm running backwards. Am I? What the stream looks like? On my computer, I've got a little light, and when the stream is good, it gives me a red light, solid red light. If the stream is stuttering, if the quality is not very good, it gives me a flashing yellow light. And at the moment, I've got a flashing yellow light. So I don't know how good it's looking, but do thank you for your ride on. I will hand out some ride-ons if I remember at the end of which I normally do. Nathan, hello Nathan. Nathan's joined us in Group B tonight, and he's about two miles away from me in real life. So we're just headed through the tunnel and out onto the beach in Watopia. It's a nice session. I guess I'm guessing the run path, but I don't know for sure. Oh, I didn't put my light on, knew the side. No, I'm going to turn the lights on to make things a bit brighter. Bear with me while I do that. I'm just going to jump off the treadmill. Thanks Paul for letting me know. Laggy on, yeah, well be something to do with the internet connection to the shed here. So I might have to get that looked at, because it needs to be a solid connection. It is a solid connection in the kitchen, whereas out here things are not quite as good. So I might need to deal with that somehow. Not sure how yet. 650 meters to go over the warm-up, just getting into it. Slowly getting up there. I'll go to 10. Exactly six minutes per kilometer. 10 kilometers now to make things better. Hey, thank you for letting me know though, buddy. I will have to, I'm going to do something about it if I can. I appreciate you letting me know, and I'd prefer you to be honest about letting me know what the stream looks like. Because if it's unwatchable, then it's unwatchable. So I need to change it and sort it out. If this is improved, in case I need to turn off Wi-Fi on the other computer as well, and that might improve things even more. My internet light has gone solid red. It's not flickering yellow anymore. So let me know if that's better. We are working this out slowly, surely. We will get a stream that's worth watching. Okay, here we go. Couple of strides. Up to 13. It's gone wobbly again. It's gone the yellow again. Disconnect that while I can't see chat. So I'm going to have to put... Guys, there's work to do, okay, out here. I apologize, the stream isn't very good. I'm going to have to sort something out, make it better. Don't worry, I'll get it sorted. Right on! Thanks for that ride on. Missed who that was. You would rather have a decent stream than chat. So I'm going to leave the chat off at the time being. Krista, thank you for your ride on. Come on! The Wi-Fi off and the chat off, and we'll see if the stream is better as a result. Chat messages will still come through, but I can't see them. And because I'm in a different setup, I can't change the screen in front of me either. So it's a bit difficult to see. I'm so concentrating on getting my stream better that I've missed the stride. Here we go. So difficult to decide whether the Wi-Fi is having an effect or not. That's that stride over. 600 meters of easy running now, and then we get into our six sets of 800. And it's going to be hard work. Hopefully. I won't have to worry too much about the... about the internet connection. Erin Green, thank you very much. Erin says, have a good run. All the best of luck for Paris. I'll have to put the chat back on now. Catch up a bit with the rest of the group and the... and the pace spot. Go down to what it's supposed to be. Okay, this is going to be hard work now. Because you can... 14.8 kilometers an hour. So that's pretty speedy. That is almost 5k pace times six. Come the stream again. It seems... Oh, do you know what? Just literally, just as I said, it's been solid red for a little while. It then goes yellow again. 100 meters. And then we've got to ramp it up. 100 meters split at 14.8 kilometers an hour. I do wonder what Ian Wyman is doing in Group A, how he's managing. They are going speedy, speedy. All right, here we go. So that's something I'm going to have to sort out. I thought it would be okay, but I don't think it is. Nice and even. No panicking. 800 meters at this pace. Six times as he walks. Runs right into the middle of the lot. Four kilometers. So 200 meters of recovery. Facebook, no chat from YouTube at present. So it'd be interesting to know if anyone's watching on YouTube. If the stream is any better than it was at the start. It looks like it's a little better. Okay, these recoveries are short and sweet. Hard effort now. So we have another 800 meters now coming up. Same pace. Okay, let's go. Wednesday workout, work 2019. We're doing six times 800 recovery session. Section five kilometers run, 8164 to try and bring that heart rate down a bit. And to refocus. So after this next one, we'll be halfway through. Down just keep going one by one, tick them off. Everybody else, aren't I? Look at that. Everybody's way ahead of me.  So off they go. And come on then, let's go now. Number three, back nice and straight. Spine nice and straight. Head up, pointing forward. Arms moving forward. Shoulders dropped. Grosso's pace, 325 per kilometer. That's a good point to get to. Try and bring the heart rate down. Means take long with the interval. Counting down, three to go. That's nice. People are trying to chat to me guys, but I can't see. My chat isn't updating. So I'm sorry if you are messaging me, but I can't see it for some reason. I've got it switched on. I can see chat from a few minutes ago, but not any latest chat. Right, here we go. Number four, concentrate on good form, it says. So like I said earlier, head up, shoulders down, back straight. Lots of oxygen into your lungs, so you need to open out your lungs. Open out your chest. 700 meters left. Columbus is left of work out Wednesday. All Wednesday, work out wherever you want to call it. I don't think it matters really. Italian village and past the waterfall in a minute. And see chat, it's just not a big deal. Because the stream is bad. Apologies once again. Paul Coates says, looking good. Thank you, Paul. All done, two to go. Seven kilometers run. S. Derry must have his work out a different way round. He seems to be running fast when we're on recovery and walking when we're doing the interval. So I don't know what's up with his session. 50 meters and away we go again. So we've done these six. We've got some 16 kilometers an hour sprints at the end. John Hepplewhite, thanks for the ride on. 14.8 for the penultimate time. I'm miles away from the run. Here's the run path due I'm miles away from anyone, aren't I? There's not really much point. Jason Fryer and Vadoe all running together. Herbert Crabale is a few seconds behind that. John Scala is a few seconds behind that. And Brent is a few seconds behind that. So there's no one to catch up to really in terms of a group. So it's probably best just to make sure I stick to the instructions and get the workout done. One more 800 meters now. And then we've got a couple of very fast 200 meter sprints. But you know, I think they'll be okay. 16.5 kilometers is fine for 200 meters. Any more than that and I'd be worried. So here we go for the final push. Final one. 800 meters at 14.8 kilometers now. Just over four minutes per kilometer. As you can see, there's S Derry again on his recovery. I don't know what's happened to his workout. I've worked out Wednesday through the tunnel about to rejoin the beach on Watopia. Cool this evening, which is helping a lot. The doors closed and it was absolutely boiling. So nine kilometers, 100 meters at 16 kilometers now. And then we're done. Just 800 meters of cool down after that. Nicky Hansen, thank you. Keep up that nice pace, Steven, he says. Okay, so if you want to get on Zwift, never seen you before. You don't know how. Have a look. Foot for Zwift running. All kind of treble you use. Bluetooth, foot pod. And the most popular ones to use at the moment are the Zwift pod or the stride. App onto any of these devices. So a map and TV, heart rate monitor if you like. And that's it. You're all set up for Zwift running. Okay, we're into the 200 meter sprint now. It'll be over before we know it. Just keep your form head up, shoulders down, breathe. The 200 meters flies by. To points that I was hoping for another one of those. I was all mentally prepared for two of those. And we're only doing one. So just the 800 meter cool down to go now. What you'll find is when we get to that, we'll speed up a bit and we'll gradually bring it down over the course of the 800 meters. Thank you very much for watching everybody. I do appreciate that the stream quality is not being very good. And it's something I need to work on now that I've moved to new accommodation, but don't worry it will be sorted. And we will be back to our regular programming before you know it. It's just teething problems moving down here. These things always happen when you move your straining setup to a new place. It happened when I moved into the kitchen as well. The website guys Zwift.com forward slash run. Everything you need to know about Zwift running and how to sign up for your free running account. Set up with equipment if you need a Zwift pod or any kind of run pod on the Zwift website. Although shipping costs can be a little bit prohibitive. So you might want to go and look on Amazon as well for a Bluetooth foot pod. Either look for the Zwift pod or the Stride foot pod. Nathan's just up ahead. Well I'll say just he's two minutes 31 seconds ahead. He's going at some pace. He's supposed to stay with the group Nathan. We're supposed to all run together. So we will gradually just slow down a little bit now. Eggs recover slowly. Bring the heart rate down slowly. You don't want to shock your system by coming to a dead stop. So just always good after a session like this. Just to have a brief recovery run. Push out the legs. Need to grab my keyboard and dish out some ride-ons before the end of the run. Bear with me, I'm just going to jump off for a second. Well done. Good running, Brent Hansen. Good running to you. And S. Derry, who's on a completely different workout to the rest of us. Well done to you to put my keyboard on. Don't need a shelf to put lots of things on. Sorted in the shed here. A few things to get organised. Paris Marathon coming up on Sunday. So I certainly wasn't going to go and join group A tonight. And to be honest, even if I didn't have Paris Marathon, group A looked possibly a bit beyond my ability tonight. I was a bit fast, 800 metres at that pace. I'd have to be really, really on good form to do that one. Wednesday workout. Live on film, I run live on Zwift. Thanks for joining me. Apologies for the umpteenth time for the poor stream, poor quality of the stream. Actually, do you know what? I quite enjoyed that. That was good. Good fun. And you can see there on the screen, the intervals. Up, down, up, down, up, down. There's the six in the middle there. All 800 metres splits at 14.8 kilometres now. And then our final little sprint at the end, which was the fastest we did at 16.5 kilometres an hour and had the highest heart rate as well, peaked at 170 today BPM. So that means I was working pretty hard. But I was not flat out. Which is basically what I was hoping for from that workout. We didn't want to go flat out, but I did want a bit of a workout to get the heart rate up there. And so we've achieved what we set out to achieve. So yeah, Tim says that was not easy, especially after a week off. Yeah, Tim's had flu or man flu for a week. So jumping into that session can't have been easy, which is why I went for group B. And like I say, even if I'd been on good form, I think I would have found group A pretty hard work tonight. And I may not have managed to complete it. But there we are. Thank you very much everybody for joining me. And we'll see you for now. Listen, I am in Paris over the weekend. We're travelling back to the UK on Monday afternoon. I may be back in time for Monday Run Club. Hopefully I'll see you on Monday or Monday Run Club. I won't have time to sort anything with the stream though, unfortunately. So it's going to be the same as tonight, probably, unless we get back very early. But Monday Run Club, Monday Night, and then back next Wednesday for Wednesday Workout. Take care guys. Thank you very much for joining me. And let's just click this. There we are. Heart rate. Look, you can see heart rate there. So six, seven, eight and nine were done in a decent zone four. And then managed to get the heart rate back down again for zone 10, for a kilometre 10, back into zone three. That's all right.  Let's just look. I know I'm a geek for doing this, but it's 10.43 kilometres. I'm going to walk 60 metres. Because I want to get the extra XP points for 10 and a half kilometres. I'm not geeky enough to run another 500 metres to get those XP points for 11 kilometres, but I can certainly walk another 30 metres. Listen, it all counts. You wait. When they change the levels of the game, in a few weeks' time, hopefully, there we are. There's my XP points. I will shoot up, hopefully, to near level 40. That's it, guys. Thank you very much for joining me. Take care. See you soon for another Wednesday workout, another Monday Run Club, another session on Zwift. Bye-bye.


Hey guys, this is rich from rich to be live and I have four marijuana stocks That have been heating up on Friday and I wanted to bring it to your attention here on the weekend So you can do some due diligence do some research and let me know what you think now. This is a paid promotion It's on marijuana index and I believe it's from a company called Where is it here? Marijuana stocks calm. Okay, so this is a paid promotion. They got paid to do this These are the companies that they're pushing and sometimes it's good just to know what's going on in the market So the marijuana stock market has seen a huge boost this past year Which gets spelled out a true first mover advantage as we continue into the new year following the recent passing of the 2018 US Farm Bill and Canada's Countrywide legalization the cannabis sector has shown substantial prowess in terms of the presenting investors with potential opportunities According to research conducted by leading market analysts the global marijuana market is predicted to reach 55 billion by 2024 it stands to reason that companies with the ability to combine the multitude of applications of Cannabis with interactive approaches to design and marketing could create potential opportunities Resulting in an increase of investor attention to the cannabis sector CLS Holdings USA CLSH a new company I have not talked about I have not seen I want you guys to put it on your watches I'm not suggesting you should buy it. 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Okay. I just want to bring this to your attention.  I want to know if there's any of these stocks Do you like I personally really like Ianthus and I really like kush bottles two of the four Clsh is a new one that I'm gonna be adding to my watch list and I IP are I really like them But their price too high for me So I'm not going to actually currently look to purchase anything at those levels But two of these four stocks. I'm very interested in let me know what you guys think if you like this video Smash the like button comment down below share the video everywhere. Remember if I win and you win we all win It's true. This is your boy rich if you're not winning. You're not watching I'm out peace


For the speed of light, the cloud of dust and the hearty high old silver, the lone ranger. Bands of outlaws made their headquarters in the wilderness of the hill country during the early years of the western United States. Revenes, canyons, caves and hidden valleys offered them protection from all the forces of law and order, with the exception of the masked rider of the planes. No one could match his knowledge of the country. No trail could be hidden from the keen eyes of his faithful Indian companion, Tonto. No criminal was safe from the courage and determination of the lone ranger. Return with us now to those thrilling days when the West was young. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver. The lone ranger rides again. Come on, Silver! We're heading west for the Rocky! The afternoon sun hung close over the towering peaks of the distant Rocky Mountains as two riders guided their horses along the sandy bank of a western stream. Darkness already shattered the face of the man who rode the great white horse, almost concealing the Maskey War. Beside him, the Indians' face looked grim and wary, his eyes moving constantly. The long shadows stretched behind them and melted into the blackness of the thick trees. You've seen Kimosabi? Nothing, Tonto. Not a sign. This river him talked about. The sun will be gone soon. You better make camp here for the night. What's that? It's a dog, Tonto. The wolves don't howl this early until the moon is up. It came from upstream. We see nothing. And strains. Here we can see both sides of the river, even beyond the curve. You see any signs of life? I don't see empty land at all. And a dog, Tonto. That means human beings, people. Sounds much closer now. Look! What is it? Upstream Kimosabi, coming around Ben. Tonto, why, it's a canoe. A canoe drifting along with a current. Let's see who's in it. A canoe empty. I don't see anyone. Tonto, look, it's the dog we heard. He's in that canoe. This way, Kimosabi. A dog alone in a canoe. There's something wrong. A big dog. There, boy. Nice fellow. Move further on, Tonto. Now I've got it. I've got the canoe. We'll slide it up on the sand. Dog, Kim, that. Good pack. Kim, pack. Did you see that? I hadn't pulled my hand away. He'd have taken it off. Look at those tooth marks on the canoe. Here, here, boy. Take it easy. We're your friends. You watch out. He's not vicious, Tonto. He won't bite if we make him understand. We want to help you, old fella. Here, boy. Hold the other end of the canoe, Tonto. He's watching me. How easy, boy. Good dog. That's it. We're friends, aren't we? Kim, I took it now. Good dog. All right, Tonto. We're friends. Beats the canoe. Come on, boy. Out. Now, let's see why you were in this canoe. Kim, got paper under color. Now, get it. Good dog. Take it easy. Tonto. What paper's saying? It's a call for help. We've got to get up river. Steady. Now, Tonto. It's steady, Scout. The dog will keep up with this Kimusabi. I hope we can find the writer this note alive when we get there. Tell her right note. What helps? It's not from a man, Tonto. It's from a woman. And squall eyes. I hope so. Note put in dog collar. Yes. The note was written, Tonto. Written and slipped under the dog's collar. Did you notice the dog isn't hurt? Not right. Yet there's a bullet hole right through this note. A bullet hole made after the note was folded. I mean, I see that before. That bad. I suppose that shot was fired at the last moment. I suppose that shot killed the girl who wrote the note. Dog howl, Kimusabi. Yes. When dog howl, that means somebody dead, huh? We know better when we get upstream, Tonto. Come on, Silverhead. Get him up, Scout. Come on, Silverhead. And this is a spot, Tonto. But there's no one here. I'm camp here. Been a camp for at least three days. Judging by the remains of the campfire. And look at this. Ah, empire shots. Here's an empty powder horn. The weather's logs have been moved to provide a barricade. The girl who wrote that note was behind those logs shooting. Ah, but where is she now? Nobody here, Kimusabi. There must be a trail. We'll have to pick it up. That's not easy. Wind blow last night, cover-up crack. We may not see a trail, Tonto, but there's another way. What do you mean? I mean the dog, Tonto. Here, boy. Good dog. Here. We may not be able to see a trail, Tonto, but he can smell one. Where's that note? Here. Here, paper. Now, boy, we want to follow the one who wrote this paper. Go find her, boy. Find her. Good boy. Find her. Pick up the trail. Maybe him find nothing. He knows what we want him to do. Notice how he's ranging back and forth. Maybe trail cold Kimusabi. Maybe it's too long. The dog's still trying. We'll learn soon if he does enough. Huh? Him find trail. Forward, Tonto. He's got the trail.  Come on, Silver. He's going that way. Good dog. Keep on the trail. We'll find you, mistress. Good dog. I didn't stop here for a spell. Rain in your heart. You can't keep me captive this way. I said rain in. Here, Dirk. Soon as I wet my whistle myself. Sure is good. Here you are, Dirk. Yeah. Nice and cool ain't it, Zedrush? You're saying that to torture me? Ever since you captured me by the river, you refused to give me a drink. I will give you a drink. See, I'm perishing at first. As soon as you tell us where your paw is. Oh. Yeah. You tell us where your old man is located and you're going to have water enough to bust. But not before. I won't tell you.  All we want to do is talk to him. There ain't nothing to be scared of. You'll kill him. You're a couple of side ones.  Good thing we got you tied up, ain't it?  Dirk, she ain't going to talk. She's worse than the cat amount. I say finish her off and start looking. Look, and we've been looking to plenty. What's it got? It's no place. Won't you give me a drink of water? Talk first. You're kind of stubborn, ain't you? All right. Then you can thirst to death, savvy. But you ain't getting no water.  Your paw's somewhere up in their mountains. He's holed up on a con. He can't do much moving around.  Maybe so. That'd make no man of never mind. We'd have been able to close in then we'd have got him.  He was able to get away in the rain. You're never alone when my paw is now. We're going to savvy. Sagebrush, get her off that horse. We'll make her walk again. Her old man's got a poke of gold dust with choker buffalo. We'll make you walk till you've paid. Hey, Dirk. Listen. Listen to what?   What in the thunder? Ain't that a hound dog? Dog. He's following us. It's Rover. Rover. It's the girl's dog. What are we going to do? You, we're going to make tracks. We're getting out of here.  You still lose that hound right now.  Son of a stop. What wrong do you must hubby? Dog's not a loose trail. No, Tutter. He's staying on it. But look there, up ahead. Oh. Then follow me, Chase. There must be three riders. Huh? Woman. She with them? In this distance, it's hard to tell. But she must be one of those riders, Tutter. Otherwise, the dog wouldn't be after them. Am I right? The dog is on that trail. They're traveling fast. We go after them? Not directly. Huh? I'll look past them. See where they're headed? They're taking a sweep over to the south. They're sure to head between those two hills. That's right. Let the dog follow their trail exactly. We'll turn here. We go that way? The ridge will keep us hidden. Tutter, when they get between those hills, we'll be above them. Waiting. Come on, Silver. Get up there, old boy. This is it, Tutter. Off you horse. Back, Silver. Back on the side, old boy. That's it. Back. Horses all right here. Yes. At the top of the hill, hide them from the past below. Up this way, Kemosami. Let's see where they are. You get down. They may be watching. That's it. Flat on the ground. Tutter. See over the top of the rise. Look there. Just in time, Tutter. Here they come. There, girl. Look, she's tied, Tutter. That note spoke the truth. She does need help. Dog. Him. Got trail. Tutter, get back to the horses. Get your rope. They'll be right below us very soon. We've got to rescue that girl. This ain't that dog on hound dirt. He's coming right after. You'll never lose, Rover. We're going to lose him all right. Pull up, Sagebrush. Come on, grab the girl's horse. Oh, there we go. What are you going to do? Sagebrush, give me your saddle gun. Huh? Give me your carbine out of the boot. I'll fix that hound. There you are. This is going to be a heap easier than shooting wolves, Sagebrush.  You just watch me, lady. That fool dog's going to run in the punny lid. I've got a nice, steadier wrist with a barrel set across and saddle. There he comes, running like old Giddo. Now, let him get plenty closer for you and let go. He's coming fast. Yeah. Jack, wait. Don't shoot him. I'll tell you. Were you poised? Yeah. I'll tell you. But promise you won't shoot, Rover. I can handle him when he gets here. Promise not to shoot him. And I'll tell you what poise. It's a deal. Start talking. Paws hold up with Sawtooth Canyon. Park way up the east wall. There's a standard pine tree next to the camp. Sawtooth Canyon, huh? I know where that is. Paws leg is dead. You won't hurt him. Thanks for the information, girl. Did you hear, Sagebrush? I sure did. I got what I want to know. I'll take care of that dog of yours.  Well, I'm going anyways. Stand to one side, Sagebrush. Here he comes, Dirk.  Rover, get back for him. Get back. You don't need to get to that tumbleweed pack. Rover, stop. Get back. There he is, Dirk. Yeah. Got him fixed right between the sights. Now, I'll start to squeeze it. Dirk, look out. There's two hobbys just coming down the hill. Look out. They got a rope. They got a rope. Hold the rope tight. Let them get out of the loop. Hey, what's the idea? First you shoot the gun out of my hand, then that pesky engine roaches like a couple of cows.  You can. Dirk. Hey, Dirk. This year, zombies wearing a mask. Mr. I'm sure grateful to your mask or no mask. You found Rover in the canoe, didn't you? He led us here. I'm glad we got here in time. Well, listen here, mister. You think you're holding all the aces, don't you? Well, get this and get it straight. You leave us going. Stop interfering in what ain't none of your business. Are you going to run into trouble, Sammy? Honey, you're trouble. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments how to continue our story. After the Lone Ranger and Tonto had captured the two bad men and had freed the girl, they decided to make camp. The outlaws were bound and the dog left to guard them. That evening, the girl told her story. Well, I was able to get my father back to Sawtooth Cannon, even though his leg was bad. Then Rover and me started out to look for help. We got the river... The Durkin Sagebrush found you there? Yeah. She was right fortunate I was able to locate the spot where Paul hid in that canoe. Rover's a good dog. He didn't want to leave when their mom raised started slinging bullets down there at the river, but he done like I told him. You think the dog can guard Durkin Sagebrush? There ain't no better watchdog, no ways. You better get your sleep now. Try to rest. Try, Mr. Plum World. Matthew Kimosabe. Yes, Tonto? The girl feels stronger. She'll be fit to travel in the morning. She's been through a lot. You're looking up at the sky, Kimosabe. What is it? Anti-storm come. Yes, there'll be a storm perhaps before morning. But Miss Brady must know the way. Let's take a look at our prisoners. Good boy. Good dog. They're watching them, aren't you? Hey, you misty. Well? How long you figure to get away with this? You've been getting away with plenty long enough, Dirk. You're at the end of your trail. Now look, Miss, man. How about a little proposition? What makes you think I'd be interested?  You must be an outlaw right in that get-up. Now look, Brady's got plenty for the fools. We could get rid of the girl and hit for Sawtooth Canyon. We could split what he's got now. I'm not interested. Dirk, the first chance I get you and Sage Brush will be turned over to a sheriff. You'll get what you deserve. Well, that's enough. Tata, we'll make sure they're tied securely. This one good. Yes, these ropes are tight. You watch them, Rover. If you think you can keep us here, Miss T, you got another thing coming. We'll get loose. We keep watching, aren't we, Kimosabe? I think we'd better, Tata, just to make certain. You plenty tired. Time to watch. No, we'll divide in the night, Tata. You watch for four hours and wake me then. I'll do it. That storm is on its wake, Kimosabe. Let's hope nothing goes wrong. Is the engine moving, Sage Brush? No, it's still setting next to the fire. There's a storm coming up. Forget the storm. I'll get this rope off with Dunfer. That masked hombre talked about a sheriff. Are you getting anywhere? Yeah, I'm so on through. Lucky there's a sharp storm right under my wrist. I've done it. The rope's broke. Oh, easy, Dirk. Yeah. That dog left his hide. He knows something's wrong.  He's got to take care of the dog and the engine both. Now, I'm ready. I'm time-eating on that jet. I can find a couple of stones here. That dog keeps growling. The engine's going to come for a look. It used to be pretty good at slinging rocks, Sage Brush. Of course, a rock ain't a gun, but... Come here, dog. Come here. I get you. What are you trying to do? It's your mouth. The dog's staining up, ain't he? He's a right good target. Dirk, get down there. Get down. Here comes the engine. What's wrong, dog? What's wrong, you rover? Oh, him lying down. You're going to lay down, too, engine? What? That engine ain't going to watch nothing for quite a spare. We're getting out, Dirk. Roll over so I can work on your rope. We're going up the sawtooth canyon. We're going to grab that gold dust off break. He's got a bad leg. Oh, that'll make it all the easier to rub. We're going in a hurry. Hear that thunder? The rain horses around here pretty soon. There won't be no way of trailing us. Not after that rain hits. They're gone. They hit rubber with a rock. Miss Brady, get busy. Make sure your horse doesn't blow up the storm. Tuddle. They're gone, mister. Dirk and Sage Brush cleaned their moves. Get your horse. Hurry. This rain won't wait. Oh, Tonto's head turning round. Tonto, you all right? Oh, Tonto. Tonto, all right. Something happened. You were hit by a rock. Hey, let me help you up. Let me all right. Let's help each other. You think you can ride? Where are prisoner gone? They've escaped. We've got to hit them all. Oh, then me ride. Rubens, they took their trail ahead and south. Then we've got to go after them. Once this rain starts, we'll have a hard time. We've got to go now while the horses still leave tracks. Here's the risk count. Here, Miss Brady. Are you set? Yes. Miss Rubens. Over this way. Come on, Tram. We'll find them. Come on, Tram. Get a hold of it. Get up, Scout. The rain is too heavy. Call the dog. We could find some shelter. Over this way, Miss Brady. We can get under this ledge and protect us from the storm. Better. Oh, Rovey, you must be soaked. We all are, Miss Brady. We have the chance in the world of picking up Dirk's trail. This storm has washed out Sighton's scent. There's only one place where Dirk and St. Rush could have gone. After Paul? They wanted that gold. That's all they care about. Only they hadn't got away. We can't waste time with regrets, not now. Every minute they get further ahead. We're going to save your father. We've got to give up their trail. Our only chance is to head straight for Sawtooth Canyon. That's good. And we can be ready for them when they arrive. Which way is it? I think it's that way. North? Mister, I'll tell you straight. I can't figure it. No, how? Well, it makes it up. What were them two armed race timings? Up to my horse, riding all over the landscaping. Mister, if I was at the river, I could get my bearings. But this way... The river plenty far. If I drew you a map, Miss Brady, would that help? A map? To show the river in the spot where we are now. Perhaps you could figure out where this canyon is from that. Gosh, Mister, I ain't no hand at reading maps. Well, then there's nothing to do but wait for morning. In each hour, we wait. Dirk and Sage Rush are traveling on. Getting closer to your father. Brings letting up, Dirk. Keep on traveling. You sure we're heading for the canyon? I can find it in my sleep, Sage Rush. That is my country. I know every hill and hollow in it. The rain's letting up. Yeah. Sure done me a favor while it lasted, though. That hound dog can't follow those hitting the rainstorm. He got a couple of three hours' start on him. He got more nets, Sage Rush. Huh? Yeah, you know why? On account of that girl, it's lost. Lost? Sure. I can't figure which way to head. I could tell she was lost way back when we was heading in from the river. I could see the way she kept looking around like she was trying to get her bearings. She couldn't. Well, I reckon this makes it easy first. They'd be getting into the canyon at four noon. Yes, Sage Rush, at four noon, and Brady all alone. It's going to be easy pickings. And we don't have to worry about being failed. Let's hit these horses.  On this site, I had been hobbling to the edge of camp, appearing and looking toward the mouth of the canyon for mighty night a week now. Sure beat saw how loomsome this year saw a toothed canyon. What? Brady! Hey, Brady! Well, I'll be. It's dirt. Where are you? Take that. Cheetah for. I get it, right? Oh, you say when light comes, you find way. I'm all mixed up. I can't be sure. Them hills and mountains all look the same. Oh, my poor paw. Listen, what's this? Quiet, Robert. Sound come from far away. Sounds like luck at my door. Yes, Miss Brady. Those are shots, rifle shots. Sound travels a long way in that. Saw a toothed canyon. It must be paw. They must be fighting paw. We're too late now. It's out of take care of the woman. We've got to get there. Miss Brady, we can't do it. Your horse isn't fast enough. You'll have to come along later with Tuttle. What do you mean? Come as fast as you can. I'll go ahead on silver.  If I get there too late, your father... Adios. Come on, silver. Adios, Kimosabe. We go fast. Oh, it's got to get there in time. It's got to. White Tram, go plenty fast. You will not worry. He's still putting up a fight, Dirk. We've got to do something about it, Sagebrush. Hey! Hey, Brady! Hey, no, you're shooting. You can't see us. Brady, are you going to surrender peaceable?  He's still stubborn, Dirk. Yes, Sagebrush. All right. That finishes it. Get ready to rush him. We've got plenty of cover. It's two against one. We'll keep ducking behind the trees. All right. Live the word. And get that gold. It's putting blazes. Dirk, it's a rider coming up the canyon. Sagebrush, it's that man's tombery. He's coming like the wind. Come on. We've got to get Brady. Dirk, shoot him. You're not Dirk Cold. You don't have to hit me, mister. I give up. Drop your gun fast. Sure, sure. Ain't no use fighting again to bolt a lightning. Let me get into this, mister. My hands on them cool cats. You sure shave my hide, mister. The way you come riding in on that white horse. Let me at that Sagebrush fella. No, Brady. The fight's over. We'll just keep them right here. Huh? It's out of when your daughter are coming. They'll be here soon. We'll wait for them. And so will these two outlaws. Oh, my daughter's coming here? You mean? Yeah, mister. I can hear a rover. I can hear him giving tongue. It's my dog, Rover. And that means Mary's with him. Mister, I don't mind waiting one bit. Not one bit. Gosh, Pa, I sure was grateful when I seen you was alive. The masked man coming in time, Mary. He stopped them on praise. Oh, I look at him. Even Rover is friends with the masked man. Are you all ready to travel and ready? Yes, sir. Me and Mary is all set to go. I got the gold packed in the saddlebags. We'll head for a town where Dirk and Sagebrush can be handed over to a sheriff. Are they tied properly, Tando? Uh-huh. I'm tied, Kimusabi. Mister, I don't know how to thank you. Or if you want to share this gold we got... Keep your gold, Brady. It's yours. All I want is to keep the West clear of outlaws like those two. And that's reward enough. We're taking them to jail.  Get up, Silver. Get up, Silver. Let's go. Help, Silver! Help! The copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.