Hello and welcome to People's Dispatch. Today we're going to be talking about the situation in Lebanon where over the past few weeks there have been fresh waves of protest. We have been covering the situation in Lebanon regularly for the past many months where there was a very huge popular uprising known as Itifada where hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets protesting not only against the government of that time but also the entire political system and this brought about a lot of political churning, a lot of initiatives which debated the very nature of politics or society of life in Lebanon itself and there have been fresh waves of protest recently so to talk more about this we have with us Bashir Nahal of the Lebanese Communist Party. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you, thank you. Yes so the first question is that the latest rounds of protest there have been at least two to three rounds have happened after the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions were eased and they've also been taking place amid a very severe economic crisis. So could you first talk about what has been the nature of the protests, the kind of participation that has taken place, the characters were playing in this? Just after the like with a bit of easing with the quarantine and everything surrounding the COVID-19 epidemic what's been happening is there was actually more action on the street, more protests happening throughout Lebanon, it wasn't actually centralized and the capital only there were several things happening in Tripoli for example in the south and the Bik'ah and different regions so what we saw is that with the COVID-19 epidemic and the economic crisis that was actually happening well before it more and more a pressure was put on the working classes and on the lower like or more disenfranchised population in Lebanon. So we saw more demands happening on the street several groups some people maybe individuals some of them organized and parties or organizations other simply let's say spontaneous actions happening and in some places they were somewhat happening at the same time so it's as with all popular uprisings it's a plethora of demands plethora of different sided people and organizations so we can't really say it's all homogeneous there are different demands different groups some of them with certain agendas others with other agendas but and all in all we can say that it's mostly based on the material conditions of people that people are being put through and the economic crisis that's been happening for so long so that's basically been accumulating and leading to to the situation that we're in right now. So could you talk about what some of the key demands that various sections are raising? So these demands as we said there are different groups different political leaning people so these demands cover the whole spectrum some people maybe simply demand some form of reform in the system or or more rights maybe some of them actually are like go through the sectarian discourse that's been happening but others are more progressive others talk more from the perspective of the disenfranchised people and the working class so we see the demands of let's say not only reform in the system but actually a need for structural change in the system because of what it has led us to the belief that the system that led us to where we are right now can't fix the mistakes or whatever it led to so we see demands for like getting rid of sectarianism and fighting the clientelism that the sectarian parties abuse to actually divide the people and to make them clients for the sectarian parties instead of instead of them being citizens and a state where they can demand for better rights at the same time we have demands for the 1% to get the brunt of the issue that we've reached right now instead of that let's say responsibility falling on the working classes and the people who can't actually hold that that responsibility they they didn't have any say in the economic decision making or the political discourse that's been happening they had no role and very little room to to actually voice their demands so now that the sectarian parties and the ruling class got us into this they actually also want to put the blame on us and make us pay for that through austerity measures through working with the IMF and the the world bank so that's all a sort of a fight or a struggle between the 1% that wants to get rid of or run away from holding any responsibility and from the remainder of the population that wants to hold them responsible and wants to actually change the system to become a more equal one where they can actually live as citizens in a state and as a people on this land instead of people according to their sect and according to their political affiliations and in this context how is the Lebanese Communist Party organizing and what are some of the key demands around which it is mobilizing people so this the Lebanese Communist Party one of its main contributions is that it's actually present and nearly all the Lebanese on nearly all the Lebanese territory from the capital to the peripheries we might say and and the north and the south and it's been trying to to to uphold that to prove that actually it's an uprising that is nationwide and it's not only some demands that can be met with some reforms no it's actually an uprising that is nationwide and that can't be divided through sectarianism because if you only had this uprising happening in certain areas you can play on the sectarian discourse that oh these are demanding more rights for the sect or they're trying to as some ruling parties or most of them actually are saying is that it's for an agenda is trying to play into this so what's most important is to have this uprising like get its demand across through all the the Lebanese party and these demands need to be a push to become more radical and more progressive and that's that's actually what we're trying to do and what we've been trying to do to to erase the ceiling of of of what we can hope to reach or what we can dream of of reaching eventually so this this at the same time is not only the work of the Lebanese Communist Party but with other leftist organizations with other people who are in the same like a political affiliation on this and actually we can also see that these demands are becoming more if you might say mainstream they're becoming more accepted by the general population if we look back a bit to the 2011 let's say protests that were aiming at destroying or fall of the sectarian system the demands were somewhat lower and the discourse was more liberal and more aimed towards the middle class same with the 2015 you stink movement if you might say it was more focused on certain demands and reforms related to the to the trash crisis now we hear protesters and even normal people on the ground just talking about the class issue talking about the 1% versus the 99% talking about the need to organize to to to revolt and move this uprising to become actually a full-blown revolution so we can reach what we want so these demands if you might say as as as political demands as as economic demands from the Communist Party we might look at the program that it presented to the uprising and to the organizers and people that are taking part in it and as always it included a demand to have a government that is somewhat independent somewhat interim government as you might say with special powers or with further powers focused on delinking or moving towards an economy that is productive instead of being a rentier economy so these are the demands that that we are presenting that we need to move towards such an economy that that will allow us eventually to meet whatever demands we might say as as the as the working class is demanding but at the same time we also acknowledge that these demands cannot be reached by the the ruling parties or the ruling class that that is there right now they they simply won't give us anything for free they won't just give the power that they've had for around 30 years just give it away for that so that's why we need to form a sort of a front a sort of a pressuring really like somewhat of a also very inclusive a group of the population that is nationwide that that is sectarian-wide so they don't play on that discourse and that also has a different maybe somewhat different demands sort of more freedom and choosing those but but they have common goals and they're common common struggle to push for so that's what is the end goal because that's the only way that we can reach a better situation than the one we are heading to right now and finally could you just also talk a bit about how mobilizing and organizing has been in the context to the COVID-19 pandemic as in what are the challenges the pandemic has presented because across the world this is a question that faces the left also how in these times with so much uncertainty how do you how do you visualize mobilizing its struggles it's actually been a pretty challenging because at the same time with with the COVID-19 pandemic happening it was also a period where the uprising was going into a downturn if you might say so several conditions linked together to make it even more challenging so at first it showed that we needed more like to update our tools to to get on with with solving these issues that we were facing something as simple as normal that as we saw before like just meeting between three four people face to face over lunch let's say was impossible wasn't happening anymore so something as basic as that had to be reformed to to to find more solutions um online meetings online scheduled some like meetings and and other stuff did help did support in that aspect but the the outcome was was seen as it had its effect because people were less willing and it was even actually dangerous to ask people to get on the ground to mobilize so at the same time it was a bit of a dilemma between seeing the conditions worsening but also you can't really endanger people with calling for those protests and to put them through that risk and actually it's it wasn't us as organizers that that broke that actually we saw that during the pandemic people by themselves chose that or saw that the danger with catching the disease was less dangerous or less risky than to actually go on with these worsening economic conditions so they mobilize themselves on their own we saw spontaneous protests happening all over the country even through the quarantine and with the ease the loosening of these the quarantine or um conditions that were put in place we are more able to maybe mobilize to to to have more freedom on on what to to to use as tools on the ground so it's something that is always being updated being followed and um yeah that's that's what's happening thank you so much for talking to us you're welcome you're welcome that's all we have time for today keep watching People's Dispatch


It was a good story. I still have the TRS-80, I think, back in my parents' place. I'm going to go see if I can dig that out. Oh. Okay, it's Python on hardware time. So this week, in the newsletter, we've got a bunch of stuff going on, CircuitPython71. Oh, final is out. I'm going to skip this part, which is, I'm going to play a video, the nine-part video of us getting ready to get floppy support, being able to control all this cool retro hardware with CircuitPython. But the most important thing this week, please everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, everyone, as 2022 starts for the last three years, we've put together a post, 2019, 2020, 2021, even though some of those years probably should be removed from the calendar. What we want is you to tell us what you want in CircuitPython. Just put your thoughts in one place. Tell us what you like about it. Tell us the things that you want to add to it. You can do a video on YouTube, a post in CircuitPython. Stuff you want to do. A blog post, a series of tweets, a guest on GitHub. Or you can just email to CircuitPython2020 at Adafruit.com and just let us know if it's okay for us to post your thing that you send us on our blog and more. You can also use the short URL. Well, it's short-ish. Adafruit.com forward slash CircuitPython 2020, and that'll take you to the blog post and more. What's cool is you can see CircuitPython evolve all this time because we built a good community together, a good community of people that is very inclusive, that would always give you a ride in their cool car. And give each other a ride. And what I like is every year you see stuff that we say we're going to do, and most of that list actually gets done. We are making constant, consistent progress both on the community side, documentation side, the hardware side. So many little things that when we work fast and work hard, there's a lot that we've added. We have over 250 boards supported. We have hundreds and hundreds of libraries supported. With Blinka, we support another 50 Linux boards. And believe me, if it didn't work, we would get a lot more emails. So it's really working out. Our hardware, other people's hardware, people are depending and using on Adafruit libraries, Adafruit software, Adafruit firmware, Adafruit hardware, the whole shebang. And the cool thing is everything is totally open source. So people are mixing and matching it with other hardware, getting stuff working, and having a really good time. So join and circuit Python and Python for hardware is something that I think is has really been an important change and update to the way people code in the maker community and engineering community. I still like code in Arduino, C, C++ assembler, and other people do too. And that's fine. But I think this is a really welcome new family member. Yeah. I like the post holiday tweets and emails that we get because folks say, oh, I was able to get a project up and running in less than an hour. Because that's all I wanted to spend on it anyways. Yeah. And they didn't have to do a tool chain. They didn't have to do anything. They just plugged in a board. They modified a little bit of code, and now they had this like beautiful, blinky thing for their granddaughter or something like that. So I thought that was really nice to hear. And by the way, that's the other side of the coin sometimes. One out of a thousand things ain't great, but you have to focus on the 999. I got to tell myself that a bunch too. So check out this week's newsletter.  Professor John Gallagher has a bunch of stuff going on. There's a video on programming the Fibonacci Micro 64 LED board using Circuit Python, codes on GitHub, and more. You can make a RISC-5 chip run Circuit Python. This store was really cool, by the way. There's a Circuit Python online ID update. And then, don't forget, Scott's Deep Dive this week. And then we have some other news that, you know, usually folks who are tuned into this stuff, or even if you're not, maybe you want to know about it. Kikead 6. Sorry, Kikead. Kikead 6 is up. You say Kikead, I'll say Kikead, and together we've covered it. No, we should hate each other forever and... Kill the Kikeadders! And, you know, just dunk on each other forever and completely be jerks about it. And so, anyhow, what I wanted to do is make sure we built in enough time this week. I didn't really expect to do a ramp, but I did. Sorry. And play the video. First rant of 2022. So proud of you. I was not at the first rant of 2020. This is the first one that's been broadcast. So this video that we're going to show now is beginning to almost present. So it's nine videos in one, nine one-minute videos, all together about eight minutes. And it has zero to getting a Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040 to completely control, read write archive, a floppy drive with a floppy disk in it. So it's super cool. All right, here we go. Ladies and gentlemen, what's this? Okay, those are index pulses coming from this floppy drive that I am interfacing with. I just got, you know, the first kind of parts going where I enable the motor and I'm setting the direction. I'm going to, you know, get the index pulses, and then I'm going to find out when it's at track zero. So basically kind of trying to read data off of this floppy drive so I can add native floppy disk support to Circuit Python. Soon I'll update this to maybe use the RP2040 as well. Right now I'm just writing the code in our Duino because that's what I'm familiar with. So I finally get all the IDC pins set up the way I needed to. What was really helpful was this really, really nice modern data sheet from Samsung for the SFD 321B. So it actually goes through everything you need. And so far so good. So I've just started basically getting the motor running. The floppy disk is responding so far, so good. I want to copy that floppy. That's right. Here I've got some more stuff going on with my floppy disk controller that we're going to add to Circuit Python. So yellow traces you can see is the index pulse that goes low. And then you see this like moving blue line. That's actually data coming out of the floppy drive. If I click the single button, you can see the data comes out and it comes out as these pulses that are supposed to be like a PWM, but they're actually just very low pulses. And then there's a pull up to pull it up high. And you can see that the data comes in in various widths. And so that's actually the tough part of reading a floppy, is this is about 500 kilohertz. And the pulse width varies in coding the data. So over here, I'm actually doing something a little naughty. I'm not using a PLL. I'm actually just very, very quickly in a no interrupt loop reading those pulses and printing out the pulse widths. And I'm going to see if that's good enough to read data from a floppy drive. Okay. Nice Nordic shirt. Lady, how are we doing? Okay. So part three of my floppy project is I've got the data coming out of the read pen. And this is a GPIO pen. I'm toggling up and down to show that I'm properly reading the pulse widths for the data that's coming out in MFM format. And then what I've done over here is you can see I'm capturing flux transition. And I've got Cortex M4 here with like 256 K of RAM. And it's actually totally fine for me to just buffer the entire track of flux transitions because there's only 100,000 transitions maximum per track. And you can see that there's a little bit of bending here. So there's a couple pulses, a lot of pulses around 40. And then down here, we've got pulses around 60. And then finally, we've got pulses around 80. You've got a couple extra long ones, which is a little bit weird. Like why is it 228? So a little bit more to analyze here, but I'm starting to get data coming in and data looks right. Lady, what is this? Okay. So we're doing some floppy drive hacking. And I've got this like original three and a half inch floppy drive, but these are actually hard to get because they're not made anymore.  And, you know, can I somehow use those? So I opened one up and cracked it open. And actually has a SFD321S sim, some three and a half inch floppy drive with a little adapter here. And the adapter's got a little chip on the back. And there's all these points here. And I'm hoping, can I get flux transitions out of here? Because I don't want it to do the translation for me. I want to get that raw data. Well, good news. I found a really nice person online who actually did the pinouts. And then when I access the disk, you can see on the scope, I get my index and flux transitions. So, you know, normally if you use these USB floppy drive converters, you don't, you know, they give you like a USB mass storage, but this way can get that archival quality flux transition data out. Ellie, what is this? Okay, I still got my Panasonic floppy disk drive and my feather that I'm interfacing with. And I've gotten flux data out. And now I want to get that flux data from the disk drive and the feather into the computer. So I'm using this open source tool called grease weasel. And I'm updating it to support this setup that I've got here. So basically I'm reporting the grease weasel firmware into Arduino. So far so good. There's some like flux opcode thing that I got to figure out. Like I've got the flux data leaving here. You can see it's got the flux data sent. And then over here, it says, okay, I got the flux data. But then they're after like somehow encode the index. So I'm getting there. I'm close to getting raw data dumps. Onto my computer using totally open source hardware and software. Okay, happy new year. Happy new year. What is this? This is the first floppy disk I'm going to try reading with my grease weasel compatible firmware on this feather and four hooked up to this floppy disk. So I've got flux data and track seeking working. And I'm able to get some tracks working, like some tracks are reading just fine. I'm also getting some tracks where it's like it doesn't see any sector data. And I think that's probably because like the flux data format I'm sending or the index, whatever opcode I'm sending isn't quite right. But for those first few sectors that I do get working, the data is good. So I'm just going to have to figure out what it is that I'm doing that's slightly wrong. But I feel like I'm getting closer. At least I'm seeking and I'm getting some data working from the beginning of the disk track. What is this? Okay. I think I figured out all my power supply issues and my flux timing issues and I'm really ready to read the secret disk that I got that they hidden that place that one time. Right. Thank you, Esenburn. So I'm going to put this in my floppy drive. And then over here on grease weasel, I'm going to start capturing track data. So I'm going to capture all the MFM IBM PC sector tracks all 80 times two heads. So 160 total tracks. Okay. So we have read all of the sectors 100%. So it's ready to open up. Win image. We're going to open up that secret image. Oh my God. So it's going to open, but I'm going to open it anyways. Yeah. Let's just open it. Oh no. Not again. I've got Rick old mine. I own floppy disk. It's got dirty whizzes. Okay. So we still got our floppy setup going on here where we're capturing flux traces from a three and a half inch floppy drive. But I've replaced the feather M4, 7051 with this pink feather, not just because pink is a cool color, but because this feather has an RP2040 on it, which is a low cost chip from the Raspberry Pi Foundation. And this chip can run really fast. Also has a cool PIO peripheral. So we're overclocking it to 200 megahertz. Why not? We're getting good flux captures over here. And when we recompiled it and we're running a grease weasel, it's just working. So this is cool because now I've got two different platforms that work with this Arduino library, which is the goal to make it hardware agnostic. So more people can wire up hardware and build hardware to work with floppy disk drives. And then next up, maybe we'll try this little fellow, the Raspberry Pi Pico $4 microcontroller board. What is this? Okay. I'm wrapping up for the night. It's going to be a little late. Time to maybe do some yoga and chill out. So I've got the final board I'm going to interface with. This is the Raspberry Pi Pico. So this is a $4 microcontroller. And the reason I'm targeting this is it's available, like Digi has 17,000 of them in stock. And some of the hardware that people are using for open source floppy interfacing isn't available because we're in a silicon shortage, but this chip is available. So it's nice is that the pinouts like kind of line up very nicely. You can connect them straight through to your floppy disk drive. And then load the Arduino code onto it and I set up the pinouts all nicely. And tested it. Went a whole floppy just fine. And then I've submitted this to the Arduino library registry. So you'll be able to get releases. And maybe I'll even have it auto generate UF2 files. So I think I'm done for tonight. Maybe time to celebrate. Good work. Glass of water. Okay. And let's stir up Python news for this week. So this is beginning middle and present to get us where we wanted to be. So we would be able to start to add support for all sorts of removable drives and more. You know, we got some dunks and starks. So why would you do this? Well, there's a lot of media that is about to go away forever unless we preserve it. Put online and more. And also you can't get hardware. So you may as well. Can get new chips, get old chips. Revitalize this hardware that a lot of people have instead of throwing it in the landfill. Yeah. You like the planet, don't you? Yeah, this is a good way to reuse it. So we're adding circuit Python support. The JEPLA is working on that. I'm going to get back to adding more Arduino support shortly. Took a little bit of break just to get back to business stuff, to get all the new products in the store. I'm going to talk about shortly. But more to come. Cool. Never ending. Let's jump to main New York City factory footage. We're going to do 3D printing. Then we're going to go right into IonMPI and then new products and some top secret. And we should just be able to get it all in tonight. Okay. Take it away. I think I can get us out of here. And it's time for main New York City factory footage.


e done. We still don't know That's right So I think this is interesting and there's a tension in the idea of planning for this I'm not a lawyer and so I defer to Henry and others thinking about legal systems But there's law that is enabling and there's law that is is regulatory or managing right and So there are laws like what are the rules for establishing a corporation? Which allow lots of corporations to be created eventually allow corporations to be created for completely different purposes that were not envisaged at the beginning So they're you know thinking of that kind of enabling law rather than always thinking of regulatory law or Law that is prescriptive in some sense I think um, maybe a clue as to how to do this because almost all organizations have huge amounts of entropy business corporations universities whatever they are even when they're devoted to scientific research and the new They tend to become devoted to their existing ways of doing things as well And and so it often involves creating new and different Organizations to spur the change not planning in The the method of change inside one of them Unfortunately, we have to end there. I think Andres is going to say a couple words about what happens next But let's thank my last panel here You did a wonderful job sitting in the search conversation for Whose name I think I mulled early on I was like corresponding with an editor right before the event and I got their their names mixed up But of course it's Lucien walk away So Lucien if you're watching sorry that I got your name wrong at the outset Please do if you're if you're free tomorrow and you want to think more about space Mars attacks is our movie Um at 6 30 at the east street and please stick around and have some beverages if you can and let's continue talking Thank you so much for coming and thanks to all the great speakers that we had today and yeah


Sadhguru, I am constantly torn between my senior colleagues who are extremely skilled surgeons. Sadhguru, on the heart there are some procedures which are done by very few people on this planet. I'll give an example. I do an operation called pulmonary endotrectomy. The blood clots from the leg goes to the lung arteries and it clogs up all the arteries.  Today people who are on home oxygen for two years, three years, you do the operation, they can go back to skydiving or they can go to scuba diving. That's the transformative effect. But there are only 50 surgeons, less than 50 surgeons in this world who can operate. And like this we have some of my colleagues who are extremely gifted surgeons. They are in their 50s now and some of them are constantly talking about retirement, especially one surgeon who is an extremely gifted surgeon who can fix any damaged valve. He is single, he has no other commitments. Every other day he talks about going to Banaras or like somewhere and retire and I keep telling him that God didn't create him to retire and meditate. He has to be fixing all these problems. So he gives me extension every six months Guruji. So at the end of six months the usual rigmarole starts, he talks about retirement and everybody is depressed in the hospital. So how do you deal with this kind of people? You must give them one year sabbatical with me. Yes, because the need or the idea of retirement enters anybody's mind because of the monotony of what they're doing, whatever it may be. Somebody else may think it's a great thing, but in your experience somewhere it's becoming monotonous or stagnant. Stagnation is one thing that human intelligence and human system cannot take and most of the ailments are because of stagnation, stagnation of life. They may be getting there once in three years promotion, they may be making little more money, all these things may be happening but somewhere experientially there is a stagnation which could be a major cause for many of the complex ailments that people manufacture within their systems. The more complex they get you try to create more talented surgeons. I'm saying we are manufacturing the problems, we are trying to manufacture a solution. I think as we offer solutions, people who have already gotten into problems they need solution but it's very important that we teach people how not to create these problems so that instead of fifty you have to produce five thousand expert surgeons to attend to all these people who are on self-help to illness. So I would say a surgeon who has a certain competence and who has worked through his life, if he wants to explore something of his own nature that would be the greatest thing to do because he's not a man without commitment, not competence. When competence and commitment is there you should not run him through the rig ram role and destroy the possibility. It's important that he explores something of his own nature which will make him... we don't know what he'll come up with. You cannot even estimate what he may come up with. I think a sabbatical is good. He may come up with something that you've not thought possible. I will convey your message, Mr. Satguru. I'm sure he's watching this program.


Green Bay Preble High School, we're tonight in a WIAA sectional semifinal game. We have the number one seed, Sheboygan North Lady Raiders, against the number two seed, Kimberly Papermakers. Hello everybody, alongside the coach, Chris Wright. I'm Mike Martin. Chris, this actually would be the game of the year in division one, yet we're seeing in a sectional semifinal pairing. Yeah, it is, it's kind of weird, Mike. This is a game they probably talked about when the Reagan first came out at the beginning of the year. Sheboygan North, Kimberly, both ranked in the top five. Oh my gosh. Now, coming into tonight's game, I know you did research, so did I.  North and Kimberly each give up about 29 points a game. They both score about 47 or 48 points a game. On the way up, we're talking and Chris thought, first team, the 50 wins. And I said, well, maybe it's the first team, the 40. Well, last year, when it was a 28 to 25, both teams like to play defense and things like that. It's going to be one of those games where, you know, which team can score. Yeah, I said the first team to 50, it's almost a slam dunk for who's going to win because basically neither team scored a lot of points, which kind of magnifies at the game. I think, Marty, we talked about this before too. Every possession becomes much more crucial. And in a close tight game like this, the fans are going to get more excited. The officiating is going to get more exciting.  In a game like this, you like to have a player that you can go to. And in Frankie Words, Kimberley certainly has that player. She's averaging about 16-4 a game. She's signed, or she's being recruited to go to some division one schools. And then drops down, Janice Marzinski averages about 9-8. But those are a couple of key players for the paper makers. Well, the Words girl, obviously, I believe, is related to the La Cognia Words. Lucky Words, who's a great coach for so long. And I believe he moved up here. And that's, I believe, is a daughter of his. Just a junior, but an excellent player. I thought it was great training the other night for Shaboyga North, having to play a really good girl in the conference who scores a lot. So they get prepared for that. I thought Shaboyga North did a good job of, you know, communicating to all the players where she is. And that's what you got to do with Words tonight as well. Where is she on the floor? Keep an eye on her. No, North has their balance, has more balance than their scoring. Use it all in Madison Wolf, average about 11 points a game. And it drops off a bit there. But the other girls can score. Might create a few more problems for Kimberly in terms of who they can focus on. Well, I hope so. But I have eight points. My sixth point is don't rely on the three-point shot necessarily. If it's not going, use your strength. And the Wolf sisters, and see they use it all, are your post player. The North girls, they had like 40% of their shots for threes. We can't always do that. It's OK if you're making them. But if it's not going, let's not rely on that. The one thing that we've seen over the course of the four or five games that we've covered, the Lady Raiders, they're not a good free throw shooting team.  Yeah, they are. And everybody's got to step up. And obviously, that was a big criticism of everybody. Even the girls themselves, in the interviews, kind of joked about it. We got to make our free throws. When we get, they got a lot of opportunities. The other day, they were fouled. And that's what you want as a coach and as a team. You just got to make those free throws. I think one of the big things, my third point was, avoid early jitters. Make it free throws, they're going to be nervous to start with. They're just as nervous as we are. So avoid those early jitters, bang some, some buckets, make some free throws, and that'll help. 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And it's tournament play, so a lot more stuff's going to be allowed to take place. I hope they got their line straight. Turnover by North. I thought the ball was tipped. It was tipped, not a question of whether it was or not. I guess it was when she got possession. North in the zone. Number three, that's works. That's what we got to watch. There she is. Shot is no good. Rebound goes to Gussie. And picking up high is Hettle. Unuse it all. Number four, handle pressure, break press. Wolfe gets free underneath. Nice pass from McKenzie and Madison Wolfe scores for North. And there it was. Handling the pressure with a nice entry pass. Words backs it out. And as we've seen in the past, North not afraid to extend pressure on that zone. No, they're real quick, Marty. Tall, lanky, and quick. No or number three is. Almost tipped away. McKenzie Wolfe right there to prevent any drive penetration by Hettle. Didn't have to get out on the shooters. Gussie with a rebound. Use it all. Unfortunate, tripped over the leg ahead. Oh, and she goes in for an easy two. Another turnover by the Raiders. Got to handle the pressure, Marty. Madison Wolfe, McKenzie Wolfe, pardon me. That early turnover by CJ Yuzidil's got it. We got to do a better job of that. Already we're seeing in the first two minutes. Way to come at the shooter. That's two fouls on Madison. You got to give me a break. She was set. Number two point for me was stay out of foul trouble, and already we're in trouble. Well, one thing we didn't mention was Jalen Walter is not going to play tonight. She's the sixth person on. Yeah, she's at home with the flu, Marty. Good point. Words on a three pointer is no good. Paper makers keep it. Got to remember long rebounds on those three point shots. Words backing it out, looking, gets it into Hetto at the free throw line, and she kicks it out. Wolfe backs off on the drive and lets her go in for two. Point four, break the press. Handle pressure. Good job there by North of breaking the press. Tournament time, there's going to be a lot more reaching and stuff allowed, a lot more physical play. You have to adjust. Words guarding, words guarding Gentine, and the ball gets tipped out of bounds. Coming in for the paper makers is Sarah Rosnall. They talked about it, it's the height of North versus the quickness and speed of Kimberly. So far, Kimberly's got the advantage. Four to two, there's five minutes left in the first quarter. We knew it'd be a low scoring game, and it's been that so far. Can't give up your dribble way out there. Gentine trying to push ball inside, but get stopped. Dump pass into Madison Wolfe, but she can't get it. Mackenzie Wolfe for two. You might have to do that, Marty. Looks like they're fronting poles. So you're going to have to pin and get those lob passes to work. Ball inside, taken away by North. Good job of looking up. It's the second time they've missed the lines here. These are the officials. They've got to get it figured out. It's a green line. I know it's hard to tell it. And don't host a sectional if you can't get lines and know what it figured out. It makes it difficult for the officials. A lot of pressure by the paper makers. They get it inside to Wolfe. He tries to get it out, but the ball is, she's fouled. Thought we were going to get a kick. Ball goes on. Marzinski. His second leading score for them. Kenzie Wolfe threw it away. Wurz has it, taking it hard to the basket and can't get it in. Good defense played by McKenzie Wolfe. Use it all being pressured. McKenzie gets it into her sister, Madison, who spins to the basket and shoots and is fouled. He interested to see which one this is on. It's both leading scores there. Second foul on her. Well, we talked about free throws being important. Here we go, Chris. All tied up four to four with 346 left in the first quarter. Wolfe for two trip by the Raiders. Kimberly pretty content to pass it around. They've gotten it to the free throw line a few times. Oh, good move, but the shot was missed by Marzinski. This one, two of eight for Kimberly so far. North has five. Wolfe scores and she's fouled. Took it hard to the basket. A very unusual shot, but she got it in. Well, it's kind of hard to shoot when you've got your arm being grabbed, Marty. But that's a good attack plan. Get it inside if you can. Biggest lead by the Raiders, seven to four. Macy Conter coming in for Mackenzie Wolfe. Wertz gives it up to Marzinski who gets Kimberly into their offense. Wertz, shot is off, no good. Another three point attempt, not good by the paper makers. Yeah, they're all of three, Marty. Shot from the corner is good and a foul. Marzinski makes a three. Just like that, they tie it up and a chance to take the lead back. Long rebound again, Marty. Well, not just that, but when they get into their offense, they do a good job with the skip passes. There's not a lot of airtime. Nope. Re-throw is no good. That's an intercept, but not a good pass there. Six turnover, Marty. Six turnovers in six minutes. We're all tied at seven. Good recovery that time by... Wertz is wide open over here. I like that. That's my old offense. Screen and a basket by Marzinski is good again. That's a great idea. You run at screens against the zone like your back pin on there. That's how I used to run my zone offense. Very well coached there by Kimberly. Gentine with a rainbow, couldn't get it in. Gussie rebound up, no good. Gentine got hacked, no call. Kimberly comes away with it. Eric Spielman talking to the official on the sideline here. Wow, 7-4 lead just got evaporated, Marty. Three-point attempt is around and out by Rosnow. They're forcing Usadal to give the ball up, Chris. Wolfe able to control if he pass. As she's trying to get it, she's getting knocked out of there by Hedel. Wolfe with a line drive shot dotted in. Mackenzie Wolfe, 10-9, paper makers. Skip pass over here to Marzinski and now they're back into work in the outside. Wolfe looks a little tired, Marty, out here. She's been working hard. Yep. One I thought would be a little more tired is Hedel, number 22, chasing Usadal all around. Keep an eye on this girl right here, Marzinski. She's nailed a couple of threes. 16 seconds left in the quarter. North down, 10-9. Skip pass, Wolfe's driving. The lane couldn't get the shot to go. North comes away with it. Usadal's got time. Gets it over to Gentine and that shot's going to be no good. And we're at the end of one quarter of play. Kimberly, 10, North 9. To be a winning team, you have to work like a winning team. My team depends on me. And my team is 50,000 strong. Part of the team. A winning team. The action team. On the action, at actionteam.org. Pretty easy keeping track of the score, Chris. Steph Hedel has the first four points for the paper makers. And then, Janice Marzinski had two threes, had six. That's their 10. For North, Madison Wolfe has five. And Mackenzie has four. And that's been the scoring here in the first quarter. 10-9. 10-9, Kimberly. You like the way they run their offense at those paper makers. Well, I love that. I love backpinning on a zone.   Or what I used to do is then roll my guys to the basket. So when they came out, you can then, they have a little bounce pass and dump it in. That was sweet. And got them three points. Using old Gussie Gentine and the two Wolfe girls starting lineup on the floor for North. Inner, got to call that on the paper maker. And that's going to be on number 22, Smartzinsk. No, Steph Hettle. That was just the first turnover of the game for Kimberly. And that was a bad pass. But the key of the game so far is the six turnovers for Sheboygan North. Rose now commits the foul number 12, not number 22. I knew you'd get that fixed. Gussie almost lost it. She doesn't want the ball. Wolfe girl had her sister open, but had it taken away. Kimberly on the break. Good defense by Mackenzie Wolfe. Murrow has it on top, gets it into Hettle. And she gets called for a travel. It's going to be hard for the paper makers to get anything directly underneath the basket simply because of the height of North. Jabba breaking the press there. Now Gussie has to handle it against pressure. And committing the foul was Steph Hettle. She noticed where Mackenzie Wolfe has to catch the ball not by the top of the key, not by the free throw line, but way out here extended, which means Kimberly's doing their job by pressuring the guards. Forcing forwards to come out and handle pressure. You're right. Makes it much more difficult to run the offense. We said it's going to be Kimberly's quickness against North's height. Use it all, gathers herself, puts it off the glass and in. North on top now, 11 to 10. North extending the pressure on the zone. Good move by Use-It-All to step out low. She spotted Wurz, wasn't going to let her. Not in my house. McMurl did not make a smart play there trying to get it in underneath. Could be over and back. She didn't have all established over that is why. Could almost got Gentine for a foul. She can't handle the pressure, Marty. And that Wurz girl is a strong girl too. Yep. How you handle pressure? Travel. Coming in for the Raiders is Maddy Opie. Gentine comes out. Use-It-All's a little bit winded to Chris. Yep. So we're at the. Mackenzie and Madison too. We're at Green Bay Preble High School and the place is packed. And not a good pass. I mean that was not even close. Wurz trying to get the steal couldn't. Now the paper makers are going to try to work the perimeter see if they can get a three point shooter open. Trying to screen for Wurz over here. Good job there by. Opie's got to be careful about not getting too deep. Remember where the focus is. Number three, number three, number three. Sheddle here coming up to the free throw line, didn't get it. Foul is tipped by North. No over and back. Smarzinski has it on top. Gotta keep an eye on her. Use-It-All tipped it away. CJ needs a break. Smarzinski with a jumper in the lane. Nice shooter's role. She got it in. She's three of five. Hit her last three. She has eight points now. Use-It-All just taking the ball and dribbling it up. Good move by her and then she had the ball tipped away. Goes off of Kimberly. Smarzinski didn't think so. Be nice to see one of the North girls flashing to the high post meaning up with about the mid-court making herself available because they're always dribbling up the court instead of passing it up. Use that height to your advantage. North is always tired. Trying to get set in the offense. It's been hard to get it down into the attack zone. Well, Kimberly's awesome on defense. They are so quick. You mentioned in the opening, Marty. Each team just gives up 28 points a game. Dusty got a nice pass on the inside and scored. North back on top. It's 12 to 11, pardon me, 13 to 11. McMurray has it on the wing. Wirt's trying to get inside. She did, but can't hit the shot. She's all of six, Marty. Madison Wolf does a good job of breaking the press. Get it inside, but no, it's tipped away. Good hustle by Heddo to tip it away from... I like that approach much better though, passing it up instead of dribbling it. Good timeout for North. Third girls need a break, too. Okay, full timeout for North. 403 left in the first half. Raiders on top, 13 to 12. Kimberly. You always made sure I brushed my teeth. You told me that SMART was cool. You always told me to dream big. To all of those parents who took the time to make raising their children their most important job, we'd like to say... Thank you. Thank you. From the bottom of my heart, thanks, mom and dad. Back at North High, that was a Kimberly timeout. Thanks for the update, Chris. Talk a little bit about the press breaker for North. I know, you know, talking on the fly and just explain what you mean. Well, I just would rather have one of the two girls kind of be out on a sidelines and then flash to the mid-port to make yourself available. If you're just standing there, the girl for Kimberly is just standing there, too. If you flash to the middle of the floor, you never want to be in the corners or the sides. Make yourselves available. And I'd rather pass it up against dribble because you know these officials aren't going to call all the picks and, you know, poke your little fouls anymore. You got to be strong with the ball. Use your height. Use your height and throw it above them and catch it up high. Big bucket here if you can get up by three. Yeah, a good double team by Kimberly to prevent use it all from getting it down underneath used guarded by a much smaller player. That's another good thing that Opie did. If you can drive penetrate on this team, break them down and drive penetrate because they're right out on you. There's a nice pass. Good pass to Madison. Oh, she scores. Nice pass from Mackenzie again. I like that dump down there. That was a very good offensive series for North. Good to have the time out that some of the girls could rest a little bit, get some water. That was a great offensive series. It was 10-9 at the quarter mart of your 40 paces right on. Yeah, to see what happens. Passes out of bounds. Petto trying to get it to Chevalier but had to throw it too high and it went off her hands. Fourth turnover for Kimberly in the quarter after they have in zero. You know, Chris, one thing that we haven't talked about. You know, we've talked about kids being tired but that's going to be a little too deep right at. Right at Eric Weisman running that floor camera. Way to hang in there, Eric. Richard Bartzen up on top. Kerry Kautzer, our director. Chris Wright doing the color. Mike Martin doing the play-by-play. We got the A-team tonight. Yeah, and I liked it. I wanted to bring something up that I think is really important. Kimberly has been doing a lot of substituting. North has not and that could pay dividends for the paper makers later on. You know, Coach Spielman did not appreciate that pass. I thought that was a good pass. Number one, if it works, that might stretch them back a little bit. You know, we used to run that at North too. Sometimes you didn't mind that long pass because you're forcing the team to back up if that would have worked. You would have got an easy basket. I know it was a turnover, but that's too bad it didn't work because it may have stretched the press out a little bit. Murrow gets it over to Wurz. So far in the ball game, Wurz has not scored. There's a screen, double screen. Get a whistle. I think we're going to get North. They run. They'll be committs-a-fall. You watch how they run that double back screen there. Back pin them. They got it there for Wurz again. Here they're trying to back-screen. Trying to get the Rosnaal open. Yep. Seal number 10 goes backwards and tries the pinner there. I hear you. I know what you mean. It's just sometimes our fans may not know. Three point attempt from right at the top and kissing it off the glass with Sarah Rosnaal. Third three for them. We're all tied at 15. Gentine gets it. Then they're going to call her on the sideline. Another turnover by the Raiders. 11. Lindsay Gussie back in for North. Did you notice Rosnaal there with two hands on the hips? But that's sweet. I didn't notice it and neither did the ref. And they knocked it. Or they're not going to call that. You know, that's bringing back sad memories when we were at the sectional game. I don't know if it was sectional, but North played into it. They just let the pure manhandle Raiders last year. They were up there when our sound went off last year in a regional finals or whatever. Yeah, they had it on in the whiteboard kids. Yeah, well, let's smash them back. McMurray wanted to shoot, but then gave it up to words. We're all tied up 140 left in the first half. They have trouble getting to 40, Chris. It's 15 all right now. Gentine. Petto gets around her. Bad pass, she got away with it. Oh, good job by... Use it all. Took it right away, but they're calling a jump ball. That was a good call, Chris. Yep. North has a possession. That's the most important part. That's right. That's a good one right there. Now come back and set up your offense. Come back and get the ball. Who's your guard? Good pass over the Gussie inside. No way. Oh, man. How can you call that? She's moving. Chris, don't shake your head. Wasn't us. Well, I'm just saying, don't shake your head. In our opinion. Hey, Kerry, can you replay that last charging call? I'd like to take a look at that. Not that the official is gonna change his mind, but... Good decision here to get Contra into the game. We got a minute and three seconds left. We're all tied at 15. It was a great pass, and it certainly looked like the defender was moving her feet as Wolf tripped over her. There certainly wasn't anything intentional about it in terms of hurting that Kimberly player. And that's Jenna Smarzynski, who's stepping off the floor. Chris, that's a big loss for Kimberly. Hopefully she'll be okay. She'll be back. North looking for a big stop. One minute and three seconds left. We're tied at 15. Neither team is in the bonus. They're both sitting at five fouls, where it looks like she carries the ball once in a while on that spin move. She's probably not gonna call something like that. They do get it to the high post, which they've done pretty well, Chris, but for the Raiders, it's been fortunate they haven't gotten much with that high post pass. Obviously, Kimberly trying to run it down. Yeah, 30 seconds left. It looks like they'll probably play for one now. Rosnall had it, gives it up the head hole. Neither team in the bonus, Marty. 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They're over three, one for three from the free throw line. Kimberly over one, but they did make three threes. I thought the plus side, you mentioned North having 13 turnovers and the B only two down against one of the top teams in the state. I think that's a plus. Yeah, and they scored late too, otherwise it would have been even at the half. Right now, a four point, no one's bigger than a three point lead, so a four point lead that's like 10. We said it's gonna be this way drawn out, how you handle pressure and like I said, I like North when they dump it in over the top because there's so much pressure on the entry passes. You gotta go over the top. Let's see if the Wolf Girls take care of business here in the second half. Nobody in any serious fall troubles. Marzinski and Hedow have two each for Kimberly and for North, Madison Wolf has two. Frankie Wertz, 0-6, number three leading score for Kimberly. Good hands by the Raiders. Wertz got away with a little shuffle of the feet, but no call. Shot attempt is in. That one by McMurray. It's a 4-3 for Kimberly, Marty. Good job, right there, a little higher. Yep, didn't quite get it over the defense. Another turnover by the Raiders. Kimberly up five, their largest lead. Basket to end the half and a quick basket here to start the quarter and that's a five point lead, which is big. Rosino has it at the free throw line, kicks it over to Wertz. Good defense by Gussie. Good decision there on that pass. Rosino, good decision. Marzinski, to Wertz, her shot is no good. She had a good look though, Marty. Give it to her. Gussie gets it inside to Madison Wolf. Her shot off the glass is no good. And then Mackenzie will put the foul over the back. That'll be her second. Slow start for the Raiders here in the second half. They're gonna have to have a good defensive possession here into Heddo, who kicks it out. McMurrayl trying to get the baseline does, but then kicks it back out to Wertz, who drives around Wolfen scores. First points by Wertz. Comes with 6'11", left in the third quarter. Coach Spielman thought about a timeout. Decided not to. Good defense by Heddo to get out on, use it all, prevent her from taking a shot. Three to last four trips for Kimberly were baskets, including the end of the second quarter. Mackenzie Wolfe kicks it out to Gentinas. This is only the second three attempt by North. Gussie with good hustle, got the ball back. Gentine looked like she wanted to shoot it, but didn't load it up. Good pass inside to Wolfe. Her shot off the glass is no good. Lot of body on her. Yeah. You know, I understand up on top, but boy, when it gets physical down there, and then we're gonna call that one. Well, that was an easy call. She came down right on the arm of Jenna Smarzinski. She'll go to the line to shoot two. Madison's a little shaken up here. That's an early third for Madison. Madison Wolfe. Okay, North calling a full timeout with the score, 23 to 15, with 517 left in the third quarter. We'll be right back. Who are told about their breast reconstruction options, report feeling in control, and experiencing a higher quality of life after cancer. I know because I am one of them. I know because I am one of them. I know because I am one of them. Before you undergo surgery for breast cancer, get the facts. Make sure you know your breast reconstruction options. For more information, visit bradayusa.org. Back at the Preble High School, there you can see the stands are packed in Preble's field house. It's a very electric crowd, and I just jotted down in the margin of my sheet. Chris, this is a key point in the game right now. Yep, couple free throws now for Kimberly, and they're gonna just slam on you on defense. Make it more difficult for you. I think North, you gotta stick with the plan. Keep trying to dump it inside and work your way back in there. Kimberly on top, 22 to 15. Couple of free throws here could bump it up to 24. I think we might have gone to the break with the wrong score up on our scoreboard. They've got it right here in the field house. Seven minute mark of quarter number two was 15 to 15. And now at the five, 17. This is only gonna be free throw attempt number two and three for Kimberly in the ball game. They missed their only attempt back in the first quarter. Marzinski makes that one for her ninth point, going for number 10. She leads all scores. Couldn't get that one to go, and a lot of contact. Gussie with a good job of gathering it back in and North keeps a possession. Gonna get a follow underneath.  Keep banging it in there, Marty. Gotta keep banging it in there. You gotta stay close, Marty, because Kimberly takes care of the ball so well.  And North sits in a zone all the time. You know, all of a sudden, they're gonna have to draw out of that. Point number eight, what happens if you're behind on defense? Big time behind. Good point, Marty. Good inside feed to use it all. She kisses it off the glass for two. Good pass again by McKenzie Wolfe. Lot of game left, Marty. It's not like it's the fourth quarter. 23 to 17. Uh-oh. Three point attempt is off, no good. Oh, that looked good, Marty. Work's a little deep. She's had a tough shooting night tonight. Yep, one of nine. Good inside feed and another foul on the paper makers. I believe Rosena was gonna get that. That'll be her second. Madison Wolfe being bumped out by Janice Marzinski. Yeah, I like Madison to reverse and pin her. That's perfect, Madison. Eat her up. We're gonna get a foul on Kimberly. It's either gonna be on Rosena or Marzinski. It's gonna be on Rosena. We'd rather have it on Marzinski. But we need some free throw makes. That's in. Good call on the run, Marty. Big point of the game. I jotted it down. It was 22 to 15. They were shooting two free throws and it was a key point. North needed to score some points and now they have, they've scored four straight. Look at this, a little pressure. Wow. Timeout by Kimberly. 30 second timeout, so we'll keep it here.  But I always think it's hard to press a team that does pressing. Well, I think what happened there was CJ Yuzidol just kind of came up to fool him and I think Kimberly was shocked. You know, they had, all of a sudden, oh my God. So you don't think it was like off a make or press in his time. No, I think that was just CJ doing something different and, you know, they would have got that in bounds there, but just a different look. Just, CJ probably did that on her own. That wasn't a planned press and, you know. In other words, Eric's not that smart. Well, Eric's a smart guy. I'm just saying. Eric was a coach of the year in the Boxer River Classic Conference. Congratulations to him. His team won the league, 18 and 0. Congratulations to them. So it's been a fine year for the Lady Raiders. Now the defense drops back for North. I like the idea by Kimberly too, not have words handle the ball all the time. I think it was John Schumann told me one time, he said, what you want to do is not have your top scorer handling the ball. You want him to catch a two-shoot. Plus they exert so much energy. Yeah, exactly. Unless you're Pete Marovitch. That pass goes out of bounds. North is going to have it, I believe. We didn't see any official signal. Oh no, threw it away. North is really having trouble. Use it all, should be able to take her one-on-one. Good job there. Mackenzie has been calm. She was calm there, that's what I liked about it. Hit one. Out to Gussie. Hit one. Good goal. Mackenzie Wolfe with the rebound and puts it up and in. Big baskets, big baskets, Marty. 23 to 21, North down two. Gonna have to get a hand up on defense. The hands are down right now when they come at the shooter. Look at use it all. Under three minutes left in the third quarter. Marty, you win the prize. First team to 40. Yeah, I don't think either team will get there. Words, trying to pro, but can't get loose there. What a great defensive game. Two good coaches. Sticking with their plans. Coaching their girls to what, to their abilities. Rose now has it on top, being guarded by use it all. Look at the patience Kimberly shows. McMurl from the same spot, she hit one before. Doesn't go in. Gussie with the rebound. She took it away from Hettle. That's her 10th, Marty. 10 rebounds for Gussie.  Picks a screen from Mackenzie Wolfe, is open for a second, in and out. Bummer. Three ball was halfway down, popped out. Words on the push, but now the paper makers pull it back out.  That was right there. How did that not go in? Gotta call that. Yep, now use it all, picks up the foul. For CJ, that's gonna be her first. And the North, third team foul. Boy, oh boy, how didn't the basket want that one? Yeah, really. McMurl has it, shot by Wurz is no good. She gets the rebound, can't get it in. And then the battle on the floor, paper makers keep it. Rainbow three is no good, Mackenzie Wolfe has it. Use it all, eyeing the floor, finds Gussie down. Deep gets it into Madison. Get in there. And good, and we're gonna shoot a free throw ball for the three point play. Great offense by North. Exactly, saw the wide open shot there. You can't ask for anything more. I don't know what Kimberly's asking for. There was no way. The fourth foul on Sarah Roseno. We're all tied at 23. Still in your thunder, Marty, but an eight-oh run. That same official that talked to Jeff Wigdoll about showing some disgust over a call talks to one of the paper maker players, keeping them in line. Three point play is complete, North now on top, 24-23. And it's been a while, 115 left in the quarter since Kimberly has scored. Wow, 5-17 mark, Marty. 5-17 mark, they hit that free throw. Chevalier had it, a lot of bumping and bang and no call on Heddle. Wolfe could have had one called on her, but the referee's pulled back. I liked pepping a step of North too with the lead now. It's a new energized group. 50 seconds left. In the third, Wurz. Trains it. Cold-blooded three by Frankie.  I believe that's called by Kimberly, Chris. No. Was by North. Yep. Okay, Kimberly on top, 26-24 on the three-point basket by Frankie Wurz. So it's been quite a battle here. North had an 8-0 run before that three-point basket by Wurz. You know, and she didn't even get a good look there, Marty. But I guess she was due. She had several tonight that looked like they were going in and didn't, so I think you're right there. She was due. Summer, Zacko wanted to come in, but she was late getting to the table. They're going to hold her out. They set up a play here. Gussie was wide open underneath, but they didn't see her. Use it all. Dump it down, dump it down. Opie shoots the three. Not a good choice there. And Madison Wolfe was on the line when she tipped it back in. Not a good look.  As soon as she caught it, you could see she wanted to shoot it. She was not set, wasn't square, and forced that shot. Now, instead of having one shot left, you give Kimberly the extra shot. Not what you wanted. Good point. Pulled that ball for the last shot. Smarzinski pushing it up, kicks it out to McMurrayl, but she does not take the shot. Where's three? And Opie picks up the foul. For Matty, that's her second. Get one of the Wolfe girls out. No. Emma Gentine back in. 9.4 seconds left in the third. Kimberly up by two. Smarzinski going hard to the basket. Passes it over to a teammate, McMurrayl, and she knocks in a two. And we're at the end of three quarters of play. Kimberly up 28 to 24. I tell people I have three kids. One of them's adopted. I just don't know which one. I can't imagine having to be in a birth mother's position to make that choice.  Why are you doing this? And she looked at me and she said, because you can give my son a life that I could not. We always tell her, thank you. He is such a blessing to us. Every day is just a ray of sunshine from him, so. We're Chandan Bryan, and we chose adoption. The National Parkinson Foundation invites you to Movie Day. Movie Day!  Walk, cheer, yay! Dance, stretch, laugh, and shout. Whatever it takes to beat Parkinson's. Let's defeat Parkinson's. Remember, people who move change the world. It's a new day for Parkinson's. Make your move today. Back at Preble High School, there you see your two announcers, Chris over here. That shot being given to you by Eric Wiesman. That one by Richard Bartson, and flipping the switch in the truck is Keri Kultzer. We're enjoying giving you this broadcast. Hope you're enjoying it. And a great ball game by two of the top ranked teams in the state that spent everything we thought it would be. And that was an easy call. CJ lost her balance. The turnovers have slowed down here in a second half for North, right, Chris? Definitely have, Marty. That's just number three. Trouble is, it's 16 in the game. Wert's looking to get the ball underneath. Now she slips down to the baseline. Marcinski has it on top, gets it over to Chevalier. I got Kimberly. 50%, 5 out of 10 from three, Marty. Five threes they've made. That's a lot. Wert's has it on top. They're setting up the offense again, forcing a long possession. Down to seven minutes left in the game. Papermakers have a four point lead. Each team sitting with four team falls and with three timeouts remaining. Wert's shot rolls off, but getting the rebound is head-all. She kicks it out to Chevalier with a three attempt and it goes in, ay, ay, ay. That one rolls in, but the one by Gussie before or whatever, rolled out. Down to seven. The missed shot is put back by Matt McKenzie-Wolf. Boy, North needed that, Chris. They're down five. Six minutes left in the game. Chevalier takes two shots. The whole game so far, and one of them, she drains a three. Yep. Sort of, sort of drained it. How long can North stay in the zone, Chris, if they're gonna run a minute, 30 seconds off the clock, each possession? Oh, easy call. Funny thing, okay. Hattle picks up her fourth. Be interesting if one of those, or two of those girls for Kimberly fall out, because then you're gonna have bench players in later that might have to make free throws, because it's gonna come down to free throw shooting. Wert's putting a lot of pressure on Gussie. Oh, pinner, you got a pinner. And now Wert picks up a foul. That'll be only her first, Chris. I thought she's played solid defense, too. Oh, yeah. She's a player. She's one of the best in the state. And that sixth foul is now on the paper makers. Good no-call. Looked like Use-It-All might have been over and back. Madison Wolves playing catch inside. You got to be- Marzinski playing great post defense. With four fouls, right? She's a no. She's got two. Okay, sorry. Rosno. Nice hands, ball kicked around, and Kimberly gets it back. Good double team defense. McMurrow gets it into Chevalier, who dops it down into Petal, who puts it in. Kimberly up seven. Madison Wolves takes it hard to the basket and scores.  Third timeout for North. Very exciting game, Chris. Say the very least. Kimberly has been able to get some baskets underneath the basket, not many, but enough to be dangerous. While they've got six threes, Marty, that's just... That creates some of those openings, right? Yeah, it's well, six for 11 from three. Who would have ever thought they'd hit? 50% from out there. It's crazy. 33 to 28. Kimberly on top. There's 425 left in the ball game. It's been a back and forth affair. Kimberly was able to open up a bit of a lead in the early third quarter. North came back and grabbed the lead. Since then, Kimberly has been pretty solid and now they have the five point lead. Yeah, 10 to four run. Get it inside to Rosnau, who kicks it back out. Rosnau's sitting with four balls. Looked like an unfortunate incident with Warchie tripped and driving to the basket, just one of those things. Different look on the press breaker, Marty. Yeah, I see that. All five girls for North are down here. Madison Wolf is gonna bring it up, does a good job. Gentine has it on the wing, gets it over to Gussie. They are all over the Wolfs, they're crashing. Someone's gotta make a three. Use it all for two. We'll take two. One possession game again. 330 left. 33 to 30. Chevalier has it at the high post, double team.  They're only gonna have one left, Chris, after this timeout. Nope, they got two, I got. I think I got two. I got three and three, Marty. Yeah, okay, you got it. I was looking at the wrong side of the scoreboard. I'll tell you, every possession we set it in your... What a day, we need to get outside. But honey, I think there's a game on somewhere. Well, I know another game we can play. Golf? You and me? I'm ready to learn, and I found a great deal on lessons. Okay, game on. I think I can take it. Now you can learn to play golf, starting with one great deal, five lessons from a PGA or LPGA instructor, starting at only $99.  We set it in the opening, Marty. Every possession, every play is gonna be huge. You can just see there's not a lot of shot attempts, not a lot of possessions. Just increases it by so much. It's just unbelievable. Just kind of like we thought, and that's exactly how it's playing out. Madison Wolff leads all scores with 14 points. Leading scorer for Kimberly is Jenna Smarzynski. She has nine. Been a very tight ball game all the way through. Yeah, I would like it to be a one-point game here. Then anything can happen. I don't like it at three, get it! Ball is tipped. Good play. North has it. What a play. A three ties it. North is in bonus. Emma Gentine. Looking inside, nothing there. Passes it back out to Yuzidol. North, 0-5 from three today. Patience, patience, patience. Take care of the ball, get the shot you want. There you go. Yuzidol for three, a little bit short. Kimberly comes away with it. Didn't mean it. The dump-down pass was open to Madison Wolff. They didn't throw it down in there. North has it on top. Good work by the paper makers, McMurrayl. McMurrayl, no good, and she gets a rebound. I can't get that. And North comes away with it. Gussie brought it down, and then picking up the foul is McMurrayl. They're going to call it jump ball. OK, I'm sorry, you're right. I saw him go like this, Marty, like a held ball. I'm sorry. Yeah, I saw that too. I apologize. Now we need some free throws from Gussie. She's got 11 rebounds, Marty. There's been a demon in there. It's the one-and-one. North is 4 for 6. That makes it a two-point ball game. This is the one I want, Marty, because anything can happen in a one-possession game. But a three-point lead is too big. Rattles in. Oh, boy. Got the shooter's bounce there, Chris. 33-32, Kimberly up one. Two minutes and 10 seconds left in the game. It's been a dandy. One problem for North is they only have four fouls. Make it five. And picking up the foul there is going to be Mackenzie Wolfe. But you don't have to worry about fouls. You just need a stop. They're not going to run the clock out for two minutes. Three fouls. McMurrayl has it on top, gets it inside to Heddoe, and she kicks it right back out. I want to keep words from getting the drive penetration. She created a nice shot opportunity for Chevalier to end the first half. Smarzinski out to Chevalier with a three attempt is no good. Kimberly comes away with a rebound.  That's all right. You've got to play it out now. Sad part was you didn't get the rebound, Marty. Yeah, they got Chevalier taking a shot, which is probably what you want. She felt confident with it. Words misses the first. Kimberly is one for four on free throws tonight, Chris. Make it two for five. 34-32. Good screen set by Usadol to free up Gussie to get it over half court. Gentine has it in the corner. I want to get Madison Wolfe underneath the basket. She's been sitting on the ring. And Usadol fell down. And North gets the time out. They'll keep the possession with 105 left. It's a full time out. We'll take a short break and be right back. You show your smile to the world every day. But nearly four out of five Americans say they would smile a lot more if their teeth look better. The good news is, healthy teeth can be safely and affordably corrected at any age. Advances in orthodontics have made the treatment more successful and comfortable than ever. Only orthodontists receive two to three years of education beyond dental school to learn the proper way to align and straighten teeth. To learn more, visit mylifemysmile.org. Back at Preble High School, LBC. Eric Spielman talking to the troops. A trail by two, 105 left. Chris, what have you got in your bag of tricks if you were coaching? Biggest possession of the year, Marty. Absolutely the biggest trip on offense of the year. And it's such a close game like this. I still think banging it inside is where I would go. That or if you can get Usadol out there for a three, I don't know. You haven't hit one all night. But I go with my strength. My strength is Madison and McKenzie inside. I'm just afraid, just you don't want to turn over anything. You got to go ahead, Chris. I was going to say North only has one timeout left, Marty. One. Madison Wolfe being double teamed underneath the basket. McMurray was still guarding Usadol. She's done a whale of a job on CJ. There it is. Dumped down inside and picking up the foul with Steph Hetto and that's her fifth. That's her fifth. You can bring your guys over here if you're North. Going to the line for the Raiders will be Madison Wolfe shooting a pair. Chris are going to have to go to his, they can't sit in the zone anymore if they're down. No, while you just got to hustle our foul here, depends on the situation. I was going to say Joe Wolfe came up today to watch her niece's play, which was his niece's to play, which is real nice. Sarah Rose now comes back in. She's also has four fouls, Chris. One and one. Point five. Make your free throws. North has no fouls to give now, Marty. They have six. We're all tied up. Minute left, Marty. Fifty seconds left. 34 all. McMurray has it in the corner, tries to get it out, does. What I'm afraid of here is Kimberley should call timeout. And with about 20 seconds left, and my big fear is Wurtz on dribble drive to a dump. Marzinski has it on top. Here comes the timeout. Gets it over to Rosnow. Use it all, goes down hard.  There's 20 seconds left. Kimberley is not calling timeout, Marty. Don't reach, girl. North extending the defense, rolling down to 10 seconds. And no timeout. They're going to play it out. Dumped down inside. McMurray kicks it out. Wurtz with three seconds. No! Chevalier, no! And that's the game. We're all tied up, going to overtime. I like the idea of Chris of letting him play it out instead of taking a chance on having to toss it back in. Well, the reason I don't mind there of they would have called timeout is because they don't turn the ball over. It's harder, I think, for North to get in bounds there. But woo, woo, I didn't like that. That was crazy. Very much so. What was it at the end of the third quarter, Chris? I had 28 for North and 33 for them. Yes. Because with, no, 28, 23, I believe. Because with a minute left, you had to lead 24, 23. And they got a couple buckets at the end. I think you might be thinking the end of the half. Nope, they got a bucket at the end of the second and at the end of the third. With about six seconds left, or five seconds left, they got a shot from the corner over there. Wildman. 24, yeah, you're right. If you are. 28, 24. Well, you know North should win the tap, Marty. You would hope so, yeah. I'll tell you, North, the only player that I remember coming into ballgame for the Raiders was Macy Conter for a brief time in the first half. Otherwise, Opie came in several times, you're right. So they have played seven. And you're right about missing Jalen Walter, who was sick. You mentioned that before the game. Well, what she provides is a three point presence and speed at the top.  She's her fourth leading scorer with six points a game. But she's more of someone who would be someone that can maybe relieve a little pressure with guard play, which they obviously need tonight, and using her quickness. But let's hope North wins the tap here for crying out loud. As we start the overtime, Chris Madison-Wolf has four. Mackenzie-Wolf three. Nobody else has more than two. For Kimberly, Steph Heddo has fouled out. Rosnow, who's played a lot tonight, played a very nice game, by the way, has four fouls. And other Nat, nobody else has more than two. Madison-Wolf has four, correct? Yep, I mentioned that at the top. I'm telling you, man, you got to listen to me. Every once in a while, I have something important to say. I was listening to the official and Eric talk. They both were smiling and enjoying this. Madison-Wolf with a five-footer in the lane, couldn't get it. Had a great look, just wouldn't drop for her. Wertz with the rebound. McMurray has it on the wing. Both teams in bonus. Kimberly has eight fouls, North has six. Boy, that was a great look there by Madison-Wolf. Wertz gets the baseline and looked like a good block, but I think that Mackenzie did get the arm. But that'll be her fourth. Had trouble at the line the last time. Rims in and all a tough break for Wertz, but Kimberly does have the lead, 35-34. Boy, and Madison had a great look on here, so he didn't mind the last offensive possession here. Gussie gets it over, gets it into Mackenzie. Attack. Madison-Wolf right to the basket and scores with the left hand. I love the attack. Catch and attack. 36-35, North on top. Wertz, drive down the lane is no good. Coming away with the rebound was Mackenzie-Wolf. North on the push, but now they pull it back out. 230. Use it all, sitting underneath the basket, trying to pull stuff up McMurray. She gets it, gets away. Shot is off the glass, no good. Over the back, not called. On Madison-Wolf, North keeps it. How about what? Gussie from three, no good. McMurray on a box out. Kept use it all from getting the rebound. North still on top. Smarzinski with a pull-up, 10-footer, no good. Gentine, caps it out of bounds. Having fun, Marty? I think I'm doing too much play-by-play. I think you're doing great. 30-second timeout. North is winded. Are you winded, Chris? I am. Well, the lead is good. Lead is good, North up by one. Each team with two-timeouts remaining. North a little closer to the double bonus. Kimberly has eight follows, North only has seven. I don't see that as being a big factor right now, not with 202 left. Well, you had the ball in the lead, Marty. It was nice to extend it there. Had a chance on a rebound, didn't get it. We're sitting there with those one-ifs. Chevalier has one hit off the crotch of the basket, drop in. Gussie has a good look and it just won't drop. You used it all, had one earlier in the game. Halfway down, they popped out. Smarzinski is going to throw it in for the paper makers. We got the starting lineup for North out on the floor, but both Wolves are sitting with four falls inside the works. Her turnaround, no good. Knocked away, Gussie with the loose ball. Got to be strong with the ball. Be strong with the ball. Gentine. Confidence, strong with the ball. Pushed on. Got to get that hand off the waist. She gets it over to use it all. That's a good matchup. She's being guarded by McMurl. Minute 40. North with the lead and the ball. Madison. Strong. Madison traveled, no call. Boy, a basket here by North. I'll tell you, McMurl is just playing tough defense underneath on use it all. Eric watching. 115 in the ball game. Oh, there's a lot of contact. Gentine has it. She gets tapped in the face, no call. McMurl guarding. Use it all. Five-second count being countered off by the official. Gentine thought about it. You don't think about it. Don't even think about it. Use it all, Hazard. We're under a minute. 50 seconds left. North by one. McMurl. Double team coming up. Timeout. Great timeout by Eric Spielman. It would have been a jump ball. Words turned her back on the defense. You don't want to do that. Yep. She was in the wrong spot there. Brazy. It's just nuts. Well, given the situation, I'd rather have use it all, get the in-bounds passed in case they do the foul business right away. Now, I don't know of any of your timeouts to carry over, Marty. Are you just get one each or two each? Or I am uncertain with the rules for, uh, I think they, I'm not sure. Good question, though. Doesn't matter. They each used one. Yeah. But then they do carry over. Yeah. Then one, some did carry over. The gym is packed. We mentioned the atmosphere is electric. It's been a great game by two great teams. Nobody's had more than a five point lead. Now take that back. Kimberly had a seven point lead, I believe. There you see. And still they haven't gotten a 40, Marty. And this isn't even for states. This is a sectional semi. This should be the game down in Madison. For the state title. Use it all as going to the back court to get it. Be strong. Be strong. Don't be afraid to dribble. One dribble doesn't do it though. Got to get up there and get the ball. There you go. Oh. Oh, they didn't want to call it. Chevalier on a good foul. Putting Mackenzie Wolfe on the line. It's another bonus, Marty. Yep. Time out, Kimberly. I think they knew who they wanted to follow. They were waiting for her to get the ball. And Kimberly calls a full timeout with 36.4 seconds left. It's a full timeout, Kerry. Let's take a short break. We need to catch our breath here at the table. Bye. Jen, I'm here. OK, why are you wearing that? Because we are going golfing. I would, except I got a lot of stuff I got to get done. No more to-do lists. No more laundry. We are going to go have fun. I mean, we've always wanted to learn how to play golf, right? So it's play time. OK, what am I going to wear? You can learn how to play golf with five lessons from a PGA or LPGA instructor starting at only $99.  Back at Preble High School, there you see the North High Student Section. They brought a great contingent down. They had a couple of team or pep buses come down. Kimberly didn't have too far to drive over. They brought a great crowd along. Big, big school, Kimberly. It's a real big school and very successful athletic school. I'll tell you what, Marty, you can basically really secure with a couple free throws. It's very difficult to make free throws in this situation. Mackenzie Wolk, first trip to the line tonight. Kimberly has it. 30 seconds left. Don't let her dribble, drive, and dump. Don't let her dribble, drive, and dump. Don't let work beat you. Get it! Use it all. Oh, boy. How many time-ups you get in the half? Wow. So close yet so far. 22.4 seconds left. It's a full time out, but we'll keep it here now, Kerry. Well, Chris, what do you do if you're Kimberly? You're down by one with 22 seconds left. Well, first of all, I'm going to do North. I like what they are doing here, pushing Werks out on a double team, because I'm afraid of her dribble, drive, and dump to somebody. And Mackenzie and Madison got to sit back and watch for the shortstop.  But if I'm Kimberly, I'm trying to dribble drive with Werks. Boy, I'll tell you, CJ had that. Oh, my gosh. You said it right away. A game of a 10th of a second or a half a second, and that's a steal. Our ball, we're shooting free throws, and then there's maybe 20 seconds left. All you need is a stop and a rebound. No one I'd rather have is then Mackenzie and Madison underneath the basket right now in the state of Wisconsin. North coming out. Starters have played most of the game. They're out there right now. Madison and Mackenzie were both sitting with four fouls. Rose now will toss it in. She's had a nice game for the paper makers. Smarzynski takes the in-ball and pass. Got to see where's three, where's three, where's three. Chevalier directing traffic. Doesn't know who to throw it to. There's 15, gets away with a carry. I wouldn't say it was a carry. Her hand was on top of the ball. That's OK. There it is. Use it all with a steal. Couldn't get it back. Almost an over and back. McMurl gets it inside to Smarzynski. She traveled. They're going to call a foul with 3.6 seconds left. Lindsey. Smarzynski, nothing but the bottom of the net. We're all tied up. North needs a box out on the rebound. Puts them both in. 37, 36. Boy, game of inches. Game of inches, Marty. Twice. Twice they had a chance at a steal. Twice, it was in the grass with eight seconds left. You know, when that ball was tipped away and the Kimberly girl grabbed it at half court, I thought her foot slipped over the half court line after possession. I can't fault the official simply because it's that dotted line or, you know, that invisible line, sort of, where the logo is on the middle of the court. But, you know, that could have been a turnover, too. Well, I think you got to get it up to use it all somewhere around mid-court, so you can get a somehow, somehow a decent shot. Very unfortunate, Marty. Mackenzie Wolfe definitely has the arm to get it down. Interesting setup for the Raiders. Three right above the circle. And Kimberly dropping three players back into the backcourt. Only two people up, applying pressure. Gossi gets to Madison Wolfe from half court. No good. Kimberly moves on to the sectional finals on Saturday night at Sheboygan Soul. Well, you can't say they didn't play their hearts out and had a chance. And looking back, you can't blame it on this or that. It was just a well-thought battle. Congratulations goes out to the Kimberly paper makers and their coach, Troy Cullen. North will finish their year 24 and 1. A lot of conference laurels, one of them being Eric Spielman being named coach of the year in the valley. And he had a great season, a great group of kids. Chris, great game. An absolutely terrific game, a big disappointment, but an absolutely, positively great game. And like I said, you can't look at anything. You had your chances and it was spectacular and great game. All right, with this game, WSCS wraps up. It's 2013-2014 basketball season. We haven't enjoyed immensely bringing you these games. Hopefully, we'll have something going on in the fall. Maybe some baseball games. We'll definitely be looking at in the spring, pardon me. In the fall, we'll be looking at doing the football season. For the crew, Kerry Kultz, our director, Richard Bartz and Eric Weaseman on camera for my partner, Chris Wright. I'm Mike Martin saying thanks for watching, everybody. We'll see you down the road.


Today I'm going to show you how to get the answers to questions 10 through 12 on the assessment. And this is where we kind of step back and consider all these different options, these three basic options to gather and compare them. And in the first one, we kept the temperature close to about a two degree warming by the end of the model run by energy conservation and increased reliance on renewable energy. The next one, we achieved that same temperature level approximately through geoengineering and direct carbon removal. In the third case, shown in the blue here was the sulphate aerosol geoengineering. So the question is, for 10, which of these three scenarios is the best from an economic standpoint? There are lots of different ways of looking at the economic performance of each of these three. But I think the one that sort of sums it all up best is this total costs per capita. So these are costs per person that we're going to have to pay for producing the energy and the consequences of producing that energy in the form of climate change or moderating it in terms of geoengineering costs. And you can see the two geoengineering cases here are pretty close to the same 9.3 and 9.2 thousand. The conservation scenario and renewable energy one is considerably less expensive. So 2.4 thousand per person compared to nine. So that's the clear winner. So that's answer A for 10. 11 asks, which of the three scenarios is best from an ocean pH standpoint? And so here we have to look at graph page number two. And these are shown in different scales. This just shows the pH for the last one, the conservation one. And that was at 8.06. And if you remember from before, that's about the same close to the same that we got with the DCR geoengineering. So those two are about the same sulfate geoengineering. The pH got down to 7.58, which is really a pretty dramatic acidification of the ocean. So that's the worst by far. Conservation and renewables are close to the same. There's not a clear winner. So the best answer is D, which is A and B are about the same. And the last question in the assessment 12 asks from an overall environmental and economic standpoint, which of the three scenarios is the best? Well, as we saw in terms of pH, the conservation of renewables and the DCR geoengineering are about the same. In terms of temperature, they're all more or less the same by the time we get to the end of time. Although, you know, you could say that the conservation and renewable approach here kept us at a lower 10 temperature for more of the time. So that might be preferable in that sense. But then the other thing, the economic standpoint, as we saw before, this conservation and renewable scenario shown here in green, that's the clear winner. So if you take all these things together, the conservation and renewable scenario is the best overall from an environmental and economic standpoint. So that's answer A on the assessment. And that's the correct answer.