This video is going to talk about rational functions. A rational function is a function that's made up of f of x divided by g of x. They're both functions, and because you can't divide by zero, we have to make sure that g of x is not equal to zero, which brings us to the domain. A domain of a rational function is those values in the denominator that would cause it to be zero, so we have to restrict those values. And this can be done either with a table or with symbols, and we'll do both. So when we look at this function, when we're trying to find a domain, we really care about what's in the denominator. But at this particular time, I want to show you how to use your calculator to help you find that. So if we do that, we need to put the whole function in our calculator. So I have more than one term in the numerator, so I have to put parentheses x plus five, and then close the parentheses, divided by, and then parentheses again around my denominator, x squared minus x minus 20, and then close my parentheses. And when I go look at my table, I'm really looking for values that are going to give me this error, okay? So I have an error at x equal negative four. And if I bring my calculator back up and go the other direction, in fact. If we start at two, we can see the other error here at five. So we also have an error at x equal five. And it's the error that is the important part. That tells us that x cannot be negative four, and it cannot be five, or else we will have something undefined. So the domain is all reals except for these values. And I'm fine if you tell me the domain is just x can't be those things. Then we understand that x is everything else. So for this one, we're going to do it symbolically. So we only care about the denominator when we're speaking about the domain. For doing other things, the whole fraction will be important. But for the domain, this is the important part. And we're really saying 3x squared plus 2x minus five cannot be equal to zero, or it would be undefined. So we have a quadratic that is sort of equal to zero. So we can factor it, and I'm just going to do trial and error here. So 3x and x, and I need factors of five that will give me two. And it's a negative five. So that tells me that I need to have three and five, the difference would be two. So I need a positive five and a negative three. There's my 3x squared minus 3x plus 5x is 2x minus five. So I set these now equal to not zero. And 3x will be equal, not equal to negative five. And x is not equal to negative five-thirds. And over here, the easy one, if I, I'll start it this way. X minus one cannot be equal to zero. So if I add one to both sides, I find out that x cannot be equal to positive one. So my domain is all values except for these two. Some rationales can be simplified. And we are looking for common factors when we simplify these between the numerator and denominator, because remember if you have a factor on the top and the bottom, they cancel each other out because they've just become one. So when you look at 32x to the 12th and 24x to the ninth, I'm looking at that and I'm saying, well, 24 and 32 both have eight in common. This would be eight times four and then I've got my x to the 12th. And 24 would be eight times three and I've got x to the ninth. So my eighths cancel each other out. That leaves me number wise with a four and a three. And then remember that all of these are going to cancel out nine of those. So take nine of them off and we find out that we have x cubed. Now when we look at this one, we have polynomials in both parts of our fraction. But that's all right, we just factor everything. So x plus 5x minus 5 would be x squared minus 25. Remember that's a difference of squares. And on the bottom, factors of 15, I just need the factors of 15 because it's an x squared first. So factors of negative 15 that will add up to negative 2 sound like again 3 and 5, but this time we need it to be a negative 5 and a positive 3. And that'll give us negative 2. So x minus 5s are both ones on the top, ones on the bottom. And we're left with x plus 5 on the top and x plus 3 on the bottom. And finally, we have something a little bit bigger. So what can we do here? Well, let's try our factoring. And I'm gonna start with the top one and it's rather big. So I'm gonna come and do my x factoring. 12 times negative 3 is negative 36. And we need to add up to 5. And I happen to know that that would be a negative 4 and a positive 9. Just know that one, I don't know why. To 12x squared then remember you rewrite your middle term with those two facts, so minus 4x and plus 9x and then we're back to our minus 3. And we take the greatest common factor of 4x. So it leaves us with 3x minus 1. And then we come over to the second set and 9x and negative 3 have a positive 3 in common. And then that leaves us with 3x minus 1. So on the top here, we're gonna have that common factor of 3x minus 1, as well as the factor of 4x and red down there, plus 3, the leftovers. And then this one, we're gonna factor. And I think those are small enough that I probably could trial and error this one. So 3x and x and then 2 is the only possibilities of 2 and 1 would just have to decide which one's negative. And if I'm gonna get up to a 5, I'd better combine my 2 with my 3 here to get 6x and it would be the big one. So I want that to be a positive 2, that makes this a negative 1 here. And you can see that the 3x minus 1 and the 3x minus 1's cancel. Now, you have to do a lot of factoring with these kinds of problems. If you come back to this problem, this wasn't too difficult to factor, but I just want to introduce another way to factor and that's using the quadratic formula. So if we use the quadratic formula, remember that we had to say what A was and what B was and what C was. And if I look at this top one here, A is 12, B is 5, and C is negative 3. And I'm trying to get to my factors. Well, let's try this in the calculator. So put in your program. Mine will be a little bit different because I have an abbreviated version here. But A is 12, and B is 5, and C is negative 3. And it tells us that we get x is equal to 0.33 repeating. And you may or may not know what that is. And x is equal to negative 0.75. Most of us know negative 0.75 is actually negative 3 fourths. When we were solving quadratics, we started out with something that looked like a factor equal to zero. And we worked our way down until we had x equals something. Well, we have the x equals something and we want to work our way back up to the x equals zero. So we want to zero out the right-hand side. So the first thing I'm going to do is multiply both sides by 4 so that I can clear my fraction. And that'll give me 4x is equal to negative 3. And again, remember, I'm trying to get 0 over here. So I'm going to add 3 to both sides.  And that being equal to 0, I know it's my factor. Now, the 0.33, you may know what it is, you may not know what it is. But if you don't, we can still use this 4x plus 3. So we want to remember that the first terms of our binomials actually came from the 12x squared. Well, we know we have 4x. So we look at it and say, oh, well, 3 times 4 would be 12, and x times x would be x squared. So it must be that my first term is 3x. And we know that the last terms of my binomials, if I multiplied them, would actually give me that negative 3. And I already know that I have a positive 3 because that's in my factor. So what do I have to multiply positive 3 by to get to negative 3? That would be negative 1. So we put a minus 1 here. And now we have the numerator factored. And we can do the same thing with the second one. We can come down here and say A is 3. Remember, this is my A. And B is 5. And C is negative 2. And that tells us that we have that 0.33 again. Now we know what that one is. And negative 2. So x equal negative 2, just reminding you. We'll do the easy one. If I want to bring this to the other side so I can make 0 over here, it'll be x plus 2. So again, x plus 2 is the easy factor. And the other one is it's 0.33. If you don't know, x is equal to 1 third would be that 0.33. So we multiply both sides by 3 to clear the fraction. And we have 3x is equal to 1 and 3x minus 1, again, is our factor. All I really wanted to do there was show you how to factor them. Let's look at one more problem. This one, if you look at the denominator, it has kind of a do-if-you-look-in denominator because the variable isn't first. So what do we do about that? Well, let's go ahead and start factoring. At the top, we take our 5 times the x minus 4 and then we look at this one and it looks like we have at least a 2 in common. And if we have 2 in common, then that gives us 4 minus x. And if we look closely at these two factors, this is positive x and a negative 4 and this is a positive 4 and a negative x. So they're opposites of each other. So all I really need to do is factor out a negative and that'll change the signs on everything. So I make this a negative 2. This becomes a negative 4 and a positive x and if that bothers you, you could rewrite it as x minus 4. And now we see that we have a common factor on the top of x minus 4 with the 1 on the bottom of x minus 4. And we're just left with 5 over negative 2.


In a recent discovery at the world-famous State Technical University of Pittsburgh in Du Bois, it has been conclusively shown that the import of Mexican citrus products has dramatically reduced major vehicle fatalities. Scientists are proposing massively increasing imports of Mexican lemons and oranges, possibly buying out whole crops, which may eliminate motor vehicle deaths altogether. The mechanism by which the lemons affect traffic patterns are not yet clear, but scientists are currently conducting research strapping chimpanzees onto motorbikes with bags of oranges tied to the handlebars. Now this is real data. As you can clearly see, traffic fatality rates have dropped, and Mexican lemon imports have increased at the same time. The R-squared, or coefficient of determination, is quite high, suggesting that there is a strong correlation. But why is this such a silly conclusion? It's because of a classic logical fallacy, expressed in Latin as cum hoc ergo proctor hoc, or correlation implies causation. Just because two factors are linked in some way, for example occurring one after the other, or in the same population, does not necessarily mean one causes the other. In the case for example here, lemon imports have been increasing probably due to economic factors, and highway fatality rates have been going down probably due to technological improvements in the same time period. So we have correlation, but not causation. That's not to say that we can't determine causation from correlation, in the same sense that we could build a powerful case on circumstantial evidence alone, but it requires more evidence to prove actual causation. For example, we need a good mechanism, and we need a model with predictive power. Some people still find this all a bit confusing. It's not the kind of thing we often worry about in our everyday lives, but scientists have to be very careful with these kinds of statements. We use associated with instead of causes. Two factors are related instead of one being the result of the other. I don't mean to be a correlation snob, there are cases when we don't have good causal relationships, but strong correlation data, and we have to make some choices on that basis alone. I think this is probably the case in global warming. The models are not yet sufficient to determine the cause of agent or agents in global warming, but we have produced some compelling correlative data, and it seems we must make some choices on the merit of the correlations alone. I'll save that for another day. The topic of this video is autism and vaccines. I'll start out by admitting a certain amount of bias on this issue. As a scientist with a background in virology, I'm a strong advocate of vaccination. It's the lowest cost, highest effectiveness, most portable, dispersible, and long-term solution to most of the world's diseases, and especially to the viral pathogens. Those who advocate ending vaccination programs have no idea how much protection from death and disease we derive from this medical miracle. Only one person in five would not be alive today if not for vaccination. And let me put one myth to bed right away. Good hygiene is no substitute for active immunity, as any immunocompromised person will tell you. Vaccines are a way of educating the immune system about a pathogen, and more specifically about the parts that are most important for infection and disease. Some vaccines are chopped up bits of pathogen, some are whole pathogens but seriously weakened or broken. Special chemicals called adjuvants are also added to make sure that the immune system responds correctly and fully. Examples of adjuvants include aluminum salts, bacterial cell wall components, and naked DNA. After the vaccine, your immune system will contain specialized cells, ready to produce effective antibodies to neutralize the disease-causing agent. This takes away the power of the infectious agent to send out decoys, or evade the immune system, or to profit from the production of antibodies that actually accelerate infection and disease. Over time, vaccines even exert evolutionary pressure on pathogens to become tolerized, less dangerous. Fast-acting pathogens succeed better if they allow their host a longer, healthy period so that the host has a greater chance of coming into contact with an unvaccinated person and therefore being spread. Evolution is important in understanding vaccination strategies. There are also some indirect benefits to vaccination. Herd immunity. If only 5% of the population is unvaccinated, and they are evenly dispersed throughout the population, most diseases will never get transmitted and so tend to die out. This is a benefit that those susceptible 5% derive from the largely resistant herd. Vaccination against the hemagglutinin of viral influenza may also protect you somewhat against hemagglutinin of a different virus or bacteria. Yellow fever, for example. Immunological priming. Vaccines keep the immune system focused on strong antigens, those that cause a very specific antibody response, the term we use is high affinity. That can reduce the production of very weak, low affinity antibodies, those that tend to stick to just about everything, causing some mild immune damage in our body. This is only a threat for people who live very aseptic lives, but that includes a lot of the people watching this video. Now I opened with an example of correlation versus causation. What about the effectiveness of vaccines? Have we seen strong correlations between vaccination status and disease status? Well prior to the pertussis vaccine, the number of infected in the US was about 200 per 100,000 persons. Assuming the current 300 million people in the US, that would be the modern equivalent of 600,000 children every year with a potentially lethal or debilitating disease. After the vaccine was introduced in 1946, deaths fell to less than 1 per 100,000 persons, reaching a historic low of 1,100 cases nationwide in 1976. So who is still getting pertussis? Well the only high risk factors are being a child under 3 years old and not being vaccinated, with an unvaccinated person 23 times more likely to develop the disease. We use an index called attributable risk to determine the amount of risk that can be attributed to a risk factor. The attributable risk for non-vaccination is 99.5%. This takes us well beyond correlation and into the realm of causation for three reasons. 1. We know the mechanism by which this can occur. 2. We can predict in advance which patients are statistically more likely to develop the illness. 3. The results are reproducible when confounding factors like income, education and nutrition have been carefully removed. What about the health risks of vaccines? Pertussis vaccine or really the DPT vaccine, which is a mixture of diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus, was the first in the modern age to be attacked for causing health damage. And the pattern for how these attacks were to occur was set in 1975, when a class action lawsuit was launched against several vaccine manufacturers for children who developed permanent brain injuries as a result of immune responses to the whole cell pertussis vaccine. According to one British study, the rate of injury was estimated to be 1 in 140,000 doses or 0.0007%. The excess attributable risk for vaccination was calculated to be 0-10 per million or 0.0000001%. That's not even a strong correlation, let alone a causation. This was not, of course, how the case was presented to the public. The media fueled a panic. Great papers were taken out of context, bad studies were pointed to as definitive proof, and further testing, which showed that the DPT vaccine was as safe as saline injections, were ignored. The rumor mills, the hypersensitivity, and the lawsuits were fully in operation. Now I just want to say before any of you decline the DPT vaccine for your children, that some of the consequences of these lawsuits were the creation of the vaccine injury compensation plan. The closure of all but one manufacturer of DTP, the end of the live cell version of the vaccine in the US, which was replaced by a version not made from live cells, the so-called Acellular vaccine. The cost of the vaccine increased dramatically. The whole cell version is still actively used in parts of the world that can't afford to worry about an unproven risk of brain damage that is less than half the risk of being struck by lightning in any given year.


Well people I am proper jet lagged after flying out to New Zealand to play this game a little early but man oh man I think it was definitely worth it. Today we jump straight into the character creation. Okay so let's go where to start now to be honest I've always had an idea for a wizard in mind I want to create a something out of the ordinary something unusual and that's what we're going to do now I didn't get early access to this like a many other content creators so this is brand new to me like it probably will be to you guys so let's go with a theme here these are no doubt the presets we can pick from now I'm gonna go with one of these two this one or this one I've already got selected then I'm gonna go with this one why not why not now guys if you do enjoy the video and want to see more Hogwarts on a legacy be sure to subscribe um I will be posting those daily guides people those daily guides for sure and also dropping a like really helps me out it really does don't want glasses why not you can take them off why not that'll do me okay I want dreadlocks to be honest that's what I want is there dreadlocks here there we go that's what we like to see hair color and I'd like them white because we are going for slivering that's what we are doing it's an option for white here come on game why is it back down this end that's not white is it is that white no oh there we go I did not see that I did not see that okay so scars complexion um I wouldn't mind actual quite a cleanish complexion that one's all right to be honest like we're using that plenty of that cold cold butter that's what we like to see freckles I don't really want any of them I want one or more of that looks pretty cool what about scars now we've got to go with a badass looking scar that's what we got to do now that's badass I've been swiped by like I'm not a big cat or something yeah that one's cool uh eye color now we want to go with that looks badass okay it kind of reminds me if you ever watch I think it's matrix is it the third one or the second one we got the twins kind of reminded me of one of them badass looking eyebrow color has to be white too no doubt about that I want some I don't want to you don't want to you any bro that looks quite cool to be honest but if I take the glasses off how's it gonna look actually no I'll have that it almost makes it look like there's a fourth scar there that looks cool we'll go with that and then people we have a voice once listen to this I am indeed now I want a geezer's voice let's go up here that was quite something wow the hell does that sound weird does it it sounds like a robot I'm just gonna stay like that to be honest I'm gonna stay on normal for now um I am a wizard and first name what we're gonna call my character I'm gonna call him Barry Barry Trotter I don't know what to call my character what do I call my character I don't know I don't have to want to just call him my name I don't think that's good though I don't want to call him my name unless he looks nothing like me it's almost a complete opposite uh can I come back I don't think I can come back to this either this is something I'm gonna have to think about this is something I'm gonna have to think about I don't want looking stupid on the screen in my videos uh Harry pothead Barry pothead now pot it's gonna be I ain't gonna be able to use that am I I do like Barry though Barry let's see if it works it does Barry pothead I don't want that Harry Potter so we have Barry Trotter that is bar Trotter yeah I do that looks cool for now I'm gonna make more characters anyway so I ain't really that fussed um I'm hoping you can come back and change your name you probably ain't gonna be able to because I'm probably gonna be good at doing this but you know yeah one of those things Barry Trotter actually I'm not sure about Barry I've got a friend called Barry there's a bit of a pain in the ass um so I'm about Gary now Barry's more for a young black lad Gary is the guy that's a white lad purple white man's name um let's go Barry's all right um there's only Barry Harry Gary what else can you do that rhymes with Harry there's nothing much is there oh Barry is then Barry it is screw it don't really matter don't really matter Barry Trotter yes start my journey let's go people now I'm gonna end the video there because I know many people ain't gonna want to be spoiled by this so what you're seeing or hearing on the screen now will be muted and uh faded out but yes people the character customization first look looking pretty cool can't wait to play more like I said there'll be more videos alive on my channel later on today so yes guys thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully I will see you on that next one


Sky is the limit for drones to be used here for any emergency setting. We've started here as a company in late 2018. So what we do here is tracking monitoring management for vehicles in the country. As well as supporting Vanuatu whenever there is a disaster. What happened in 2015 during Cyclone Pam was that there was a lot of stealing taking place. So what we did with our system was customizing to monitor all the vehicles, all the routes and so forth and have a really good ropers monitoring system for the deliverance and families who are supposed to receive the support are not being left out. We are now using drones to fly medications. It's being used here in the islands with the support of UNICEF. The drone itself can be thought of as a base, as a vehicle. There are many things you can attach to it so that you do many different things with it. Depending on what kind of system you use, some can carry payload but how much payload can they carry and some of them are light enough to just go and get information. However, at some point you still need to send some humans in because drones, because of their nature, can't necessarily do everything. So complementarity is key. After a disaster instead of, you know, flying a team over and do the monitoring, we could use a drone. It will cost you less in terms of manpower. You know, we could fly and cover big areas and you could zoom in with all our footage and literally see a cat. We as a country, we are still not utilizing all the technology that is available. We could give a better eagle eye view as far as the drone is concerned and we could have a better footage which might result in better response to a disaster affected area.


Craft presents The Great Gildersleeve Cheese Company, who also bring you Bing Crosby every Thursday night, presents each week at this time Harold Perry as The Great Gildersleeve written by John Wheaton and Sam Moore. We're from The Great Gildersleeve in just a moment. But first an old proverb says that you've got to spend money to make money. Be that as it may, I'll twist that old saying around and tell you how one clever homemaker spends just three rederation stamps to save rederation stamps. That sounds odd. Try doing what she does with Pabstet, the delicious nourishing cheese food of 100 uses. First make a smooth cheese sauce with Pabstet and a little milk. Then pour it over leftovers of meat or fish or vegetables or rice fixed any way you like and see how family appetites react to that simple magic. You've saved food and you've pleased dad and the kids. That's worthwhile economy. They like the unique cheddar cheese flavor of Pabstet in a variety of other ways too. You can melt it with macaroni for grand tasting casseroles toasted to perfection or serve it sliced with dessert or just by itself. Pabstet is made to please the most particular appetites and it's a splendid source of important milk nutrients your family needs. So ask your dealer for Pabstet, the delicious nourishing cheese food of 100 uses. Remember the name Pabstet. First came the horse. In time the horse was eliminated and a self-propelling vehicle was developed through the efforts of men like Henry Ford, Stutz, Chandler and others. None of these could have foreseen that the culmination of all these centuries of progress would be a 1946 cylinder four-door sedan at the wheel of which could be found Throckmorton P. Gilderslee. Yet that's where we find him today just turning into his driveway and heading for the garage. Something seems to be amiss and it sounds like a muller. Come on, Ginny. Come on, old girl. You're almost there. Well, we made it. It sound like... Mommy, open. What happened? I don't know, Leroy. There's something wrong with the old bus. Stick your shirt tail in. Yes, sir. I stopped by the service station to get Mike to take a look at it. Mike's been drafted. So I discovered. I don't know what I'm going to do now. I guess I'll have to fix it myself. Are you kidding? No, I'm not kidding. We'll all be making our own repairs sooner or later. We might as well start now. Might as well start walking. I guess I'll go in and get some old clothes on, Leroy. Bring that package when you come. It's on the front seat there. Cigars. What's that, my boy? How about the boyfriend? Boyfriend? Oh, you mean Ben? Yeah, he'll be bringing Marge home any minute. He knows all about motors and stuff. Well, I know a few things about motors myself. I don't need any help from Ben. Yes, Bertie? Good evening. Have you got my groceries? Get groceries? Oh, well, I'll tell you about that, Bertie. I didn't forget. I thought about the groceries, but the way the car is acting up, I didn't dare stop. Well, I don't know what I'm going to do for dinner. Thanks. I got these before the car started acting up, Bertie. Well, I'm sure I don't know what I'm going to do about dinner, and that's a fact. Couldn't we just have some beans or something? Mr. Gillespie, beans come out of a can. That's 14 points in the ration book. Hangly spent. Have we got any? Well, we've got one can. I've been saving it in my whole chest. Yes. Break it out, Bertie. This is an emergency. If you say so, Mr. Gillespie. Oh, and Bertie? Yes, sir? Do you think we'll have enough to invite Marge who's young man to stay to suffer? Well, if I stretch him, maybe. I thought you didn't need any help from Ben, Uncle. I don't. Never mind, Bertie. Just the three of us. Oh, but wait. Here they come now, Marge, me and Ben. I'll just see what his plans are. I'm going to act like this. Gosh, you don't understand. I understand perfectly. And as long as you act like that, I'm going to act like this. Goodbye. Hello, Uncle Morton. I don't know. Sounds like trouble. What's it going to be for four? Beans for three, I guess, Bertie. Come on, Leroy. Let's get at that engine. Leroy, you may not. Just wait. No. Why not? I've told you why not. You're too young, and you don't know anything about cars. I know as much as some people. Besides, it's against the law. Let's get busy here. Nice. How do you open this hood? Darn thing. Never get it open that way. And how do you open it? Well, I don't know anything about cars. Come on, Leroy. How do you open it? You have to unlock it first. Well, unlock it, then, if you know so much. Sure. Getting someplace? At the engine. Fix it. Yeah, but how? Don't keep asking questions. I'll figure that out when I come to it. You ask me. You've come to it. Yes. Well, Leroy, give me the screwdriver, and we'll see what's what here. Gotta get to the bottom of this. Screwdriver. Here, Uncle. Thanks. Well, I guess we better unscrew something, huh? Well, what seems to be the trouble, Uncle? I think the engine's missing, Leroy. Either that or the clutch is slipping. In either case, it's probably the carburetor. There's a little valve in there. Dirt gets into it. You just take it apart and blow into it. How did you learn so much about carburetors, Uncle? You pick up these things, my boy. I've seen Mike do it. Now, where is the little devil? Here we are. Uncle, that's not the carburetor. How do you know? Don't do that. I didn't. You did it. Oh, must have some connection with the horn. It is the horn. Oh. The horn seems to be all right. We better try something else. Uh-oh. I don't like the looks of this. If you're looking for the carburetor, Uncle, you're getting cold. A little less advice, young man, and we'll get along better here. Okay. Just watch the way I do this. You'll be in a position to do it yourself if you ever have to. You see, I just... It sticks. You get a shock, Uncle? And I bump my head, too. I dropped the screwdriver in there. It's down inside the engine there. You'll probably have to take the grease pan off to get it. Well, how do you get the grease pan off? Screwdriver.  Well, I'll just have to see if I can reach down in there and get it. Unless you want to try, LeRoy. Your arms are longer than mine, Uncle. Well, agility counts, too, you know. Yeah, but I don't know as much about cars as you do. All right. Want me to boost you in there, Uncle? No. Keep away from me. Greasy, filthy, dirty, nasty, filthy, dirty, nasty. Who's that? His Honor.   Yeah, I know it. What seems to be the trouble, Gildy? The engine's missing. Well, have you notified the police? Oh, 23 Skidoo Hooker. What do you want in here anyway? Well, I just dropped in to ask for the loan of a rake, Gildy. I thought I'd do a little work on my victory garden. But if I can be of any assistance to you here... Give him the rake, LeRoy. Okay. Uncle's been looking for the carburetor, Judge, and I tried to tell him that's it. Where? Right there. Boy's absolutely right, Gildy. Any fool knows that. What do you know about it, you old grandpa's? You and your real? I bet it hasn't even got a carburetor. There's an old saying, Gildishly. There are none so blind as those who will not see.  You don't have to make a speech about it. I'll take that rake now, LeRoy, if you'll be so good. Hey, odd judge. I shall return it. See that you do. Thanks. You're welcome. The old windbag. He could be right, though. LeRoy, just for the sake of argument, suppose we take this little gadget apart here, huh? No, you're getting somewhere. You're gonna need a wrench for that, though. After all the work I went to to fish this screwdriver out? Yeah, you might as well throw it back in. Hey, let me see if this'll fit. LeRoy, I'm doing this. Okay, okay. You get this? Yeah, it's coming. Oh, boy. Welcome on. Oh, what does she want? LeRoy. What do you want? LeRoy, don't holler in my ear. You did it. There goes the carburetor all over the lot. Who did it? What did you let go for? Why did you shout for? Who shouted? Well, who let go? It came apart in my hand. You hadn't shouted? I wouldn't have dropped it. I told you not to shout. All right. Well, not exactly, my dear, but I think I've definitely located the trouble. The carburetor. What's wrong with the carburetor? It's all over the garage. Heat your beans. Well, I only hope to get it finished by tomorrow. Brady and I have some shopping to do, haven't we? We sure have. Got to get all the groceries for the weekend. Well, you can always have them delivered if you have to. Not no more. The A-1 grocery doesn't deliver now? No, sir. With them, it's strictly come and get it. And the last one gets a rotten egg. That's right. You have to go down there and person and raffle for it. Yes. Well, Leroy can always run down on his bicycle. No. Oh, come clean out the mort. Aren't you going to get that car put together by tomorrow? Oh, I'll get it put together. Don't worry about that. I'll get it put together. Just hope it'll run. That's all. Why don't you just break down and get Ben to help you? He could fix it in no time. Young man, when I want any advice from you, I'll break down and ask for it. Okay. Can I be excused? You may be excused, Leroy. And stick your shirt tail in. Okay. By the way, Marjorie, speaking of Ben, why don't we have him to supper tomorrow? The more you know perfectly well that Ben and I are not speaking. Since when? Since four o'clock this afternoon. Oh, no. I'm sorry to hear that. We're not going to be speaking until Ben makes up his mind. About what? Whether he's a man or a mouse. Oh, I don't think you're being fair to Ben, my dear. He's a little shy, perhaps. A little? But he's a fine, capable lad. And I don't like to hear you say... Capable of putting a car together, maybe, but he's not capable of making up his own mind. Well, now I wouldn't say that, uh... He won't speak up unless people walk all over him. No woman wants to marry a man like that. Has he asked you to marry him? No, that's another thing. It's not what I'm mad about. What are you mad about? Well, down at the plant today, a job opened up in Ben's department. And did Ben get it? No. Chef Healy got it. Who, that loudmouth? Yes. At least he had the nerve to walk into the front office and talk to them. Not Ben, though. No car, baby. He ain't say nothing. So now he's working for Chet. Oh, that's too bad. Oh, it burns me up. Ben knows three times as much as Chet does. Five times. How's anyone going to find it out if he never opens his mouth? Well, you seem to have found it out. That's different. Trouble with Ben is he's just too nice. Everybody imposes on him any lessons. Every time he comes over here, you get him to work on something. Uh, uh, telephone, my dear. You don't want to be too hard on Ben, my dear. You could do a lot to help him. I'm not interested. Wait a minute, now. You can't tell him that, my dear. Tell him to hold on, Leroy. Tell him I'll speak to him. Just a minute. Uncle Mort, if you ask him over here, I won't see him. No, be fair, my dear. We haven't had him over here in several days, and I think it'd be only decent. And if you use me as an excuse to get him over here to help you with that car, I won't speak to you. Why, Marjorie, I'm hurt that you would even think such a thing. Be right there, Leroy. Here he comes. Here, give it to me. Hello, Ben? How are you, my boy? Just fine. How are you? Oh, I'm fine. Marjorie? Well, uh, I'll tell you, Ben, she's, uh, she's in the bathtub right now. Uncle Mort. Yeah, taking a bath, Ben. You know, all wet. Is there any message I can give her? She's dying to see you, Ben, and she wants to know if you'll come over to supper tomorrow night. Fine. She says to come early about two o'clock. Yeah. We'll play games, Ben. Yeah. And, oh, Ben, be sure to wear old clothes. We'll be with us again in a few seconds. But first, let me ask, are you a homemaker shopping before you go to the store these days? Now that it takes two kinds of money to buy so many foods, red ration stamps, as well as cash, you'll find that planning in advance will save many vexing moments. This meal plan the main dish first, then carefully build the rest of the meal around it using your newspaper list of point values. That way, you can be sure that family appetites will be tempted and that meals will be satisfying because they're well-balanced. If you want to surprise the family with a real treat that's economical with both red ration stamps and cash, in planning your meals for this week include the delicious cheese food, Pabstead. Pabstead has a unique cheddar cheese flavor that's grand with main dishes served as a smooth cheese sauce with leftovers in a variety of ways. Pabstead's wonderfully nourishing, too. It's a fine source of many vitally important milk nutrients your family needs. Now, you may not be able to buy Pabstead the first time you try because so much of the nation's dairy food is going to war. But watch for it and buy Pabstead when you can. Just three red ration points for a generous package. Remember the name Pabstead. P-A-B-S-T-E-T-T. Pabstead. Back to our hero. His plans are progressing favorably since after a good night's sleep Marjory seems more or less reconciled of the thought of seeing Ben. It's afternoon now and we find Gilder Sleeve lying on the floor of his garage working on his long-suffering car assisted by the long-suffering Leroy. I think she's coming now, Leroy. You'll be sorry, Uncle.  I've got a suspicion the whole trouble is right in here. That's what you said yesterday when you took off the carburetor. Well, when Ben gets here, he'll confirm my theory. I'm certain.  I'm not making anybody work, Leroy. I'm entirely opposed to the principle of slave labor. If you're not interested in what you're doing, you may go. Oh, boy! Leroy! Can I go? No. Only said that to test your character. I'd like it better if I could do some of the hammering gun under there. You sure gave me the worst part of this job. Yeah, but yours is a very important part, my boy. Be patient. Christian Marder. What on earth are you doing? Can't you see? Well, I can see you standing there with a vacant look on your face, holding that blanket as if you were going to catch somebody jumping out of a burning building. Don't make fun of Leroy, Marjorie. He's helping me with an important job. Oh, you're down under there. What's Leroy doing? Well, I'm trying to knock the timing gear loose. And once you bust loose, I catch all the pieces in the blanket. No, no.  Huh? I want to record this for posterity. Hi, Marjorie. Hi, young fella. I'll be right back then.  Two? Where's your uncle? I'm under here, young fella. I mean... Don't let Uncle Moore talk you into any work on that car now. Oh, don't worry, Marjorie. I won't get under there. New suit. Nice, too. Well, I won't be a second. Leroy. Give me a hand. I want to come up and see Ben for a minute. Okay, uncle.  Heave-ho! Glad to see you. Glad to see you, Mr. Gillersleeve. Doing a little repairing, I see. Yes, I am repairing. It's every motor's duty in wartime. By the way, I'm having a little trouble getting this gadget loose here, Ben. I wonder if you'd mind just slipping under there and having a little peek. Oh, I'm afraid I could, Mr. Gillersleeve. Not in these clothes. New suit. Oh, well.  I wouldn't have you spot that suit for the world. Here, slip into these overalls. Oh, but gee, Mr. Gillersleeve. No trouble at all, my boy. Here. But Marjorie said I... He'll never know. Leroy won't tell. Will you, Leroy? Leave it. Why that little...  Marjorie will never know, Ben. Here. You'll be under there and out again before she gets back. But she only wants to get a camera. That's what she said, my boy. But I guess we know women, don't we? Oh. Yeah, you bet. Yeah. That's the stuff. Here. Here's the wrench. You see that thing that's holding it? Ah, I think so. There, my boy. Here she comes. Well, I've got the camera and it's all loaded. Where's Ben? Uh, Ben? Yes, Ben. Where did he go? Oh. He-he-he-he. Spockmorton, you should be ashamed of yourself. No, Marjorie. And you should be ashamed, too, Ben Waterford. Now, wait a minute, Mar. And his new suit, too. How could you do it, Uncle Mort? Overalls. Besides, it was really his own idea, Marjorie. He practically insisted. I don't believe it. Well, Ben, aren't you coming out of there? Suppose you're going to stay down there all... But Ben, did you get to watch him or call it loose? No, I didn't. And he's not going to. Well, it'll only take a second, Mar. To me, Ben Waterford, you haven't any more spine than a piece of spaghetti.   Oh! Marjorie. She went out the front gate, Ben, and down the street. Oh, golly, I can't chase her in these torn pants. What'll I do? Don't worry, lad. You'll be all right. Oh, it was wonderful the way you stood your ground there. By George, you certainly told her, Ben. Sir, there was a mighty fine supper.  Well, pretty glad. Yes, sir. Oh. Well, let's get at that car again. What do you say? You don't suppose Marjorie might be coming in soon? Don't worry about her. She'll turn up soon enough. She's probably seeing the early show at the Majestic. Might just as well work on the car until she gets here, Ben. Well, I want to talk to her before I go. But in the meantime... That's the spirit. We'll both work on it before you know it. Zingo. Okay. Yes, sir. Who's... Oh, my goodness. What's the matter? I'm clean out of cigars, practically. Tell you what. I'll run down to the drugstore and pick up a couple while you get started. Then I'll come back and zingo. Good evening, Mr. Gildersleeve. How can I be of service to you? Give me a couple of cigars. Will you, PB? And make it snappy. I'm in a hurry. Yes, sir. Here they are. 50, 75, one dollar a night. Thank you. Yeah, thank you. Well, how's business, PB? A little quiet, Mr. Gildersleeve. I lay it all to this rationing. Rationing? But they're not rationing drugs, PB. That's just the trouble. The ration stuff gets all the publicity. I see. Well, I've got to get going. Oh, I've got a match, PB. Oh, yes. Always got a lucifer on me somewhere for a good customer. Here. Thanks. Well, you've got to be running along. In your eyes, Jay. Going to a picture. No, I'm fixing my automobile and I've got to get back and finish the job. Too bad you're in such a hurry. It can't help it. Why? What if I wasn't? Well, I was just thinking, business is being so quiet and all that maybe you and I could play just one game of Chinese checkers. Yeah, here? Now? Yes, it takes about a half an hour. I've got the board here with a hot water bag. Well, I've got to get back to that car, PB. Besides, Chinese checkers is a kid game. There's no skill to it. Well, no, I wouldn't say that. There's nothing to the game, PB. There's more than to it than you think, Mr. Gillersley. You know, I'll tell you what I'll do. If you beat me, I'll give you a ten-cent soda on the house. Well, just one game, PB, but we'll have to play fast because I'm in a hurry. Now, let's get at that car now, huh? Oh, it's all finished, Mr. Gillersley. It just finished the minute ago. Well, can you beat that?  Well, that's okay. Now we can sit here on the porch and enjoy the spring evening for a while. Yeah. Something accomplished, something done to earn a night's repose. Long fellow. Darn rocking chair has a bad squeak. Yeah, notice it? Yes, sir. But I don't know anything about rocking chairs. You didn't happen to see Marge when you were on the way to the drugstore, did you? No, Ben, I didn't. But don't you worry about her. She's probably at the home of one of her girlfriends playing Chinese checkers. She's probably wishes she was here right this minute. Well, you think so? No doubt about it. She'll be along soon. Gee, I guess you must know quite a bit about women, don't you, Mr. Gillersley? Well, I've been around quite a while, my boy. You get so you can figure them out. Tell what a woman's thinking just by looking at her. Gosh, that must be a neat trick. And I'm with a girl I can't seem to... can't seem to think at all. Can't think? No, I just sit there and sizzle. Well, that's not the way to captivate a woman, Ben. It sure isn't. What do you suppose Marge has got against me, Mr. Gillersley? Well, that's as simple as ABC, young man. You're not using any finesse. Any what? You've got to be smooth, Ben. Look at the men the women go for in pictures. Look at Adolph Margeau. Yeah, and look at me. Well, I'm sorry about your suit, Ben. Oh, that's all right. Gosh, I couldn't be like Adolph Margeau anyway. I tried to raise a mustache once. What was the trouble? Well, came out pink. Pink? Yeah, and shaved him pretty close ever since. Oh, there's a car turning down our street. Yeah, who's is it? Oh, it's probably Marie King driving Marjorie home. Yes, Marie got a 42 convertible. Uh, no, that's not Marie. No, it isn't. That's Chet Healy. Chet Healy? What? It's Marjorie. Hello. Hello. Uncle Morton, I want you to meet Chet Healy. I've told you about it. How do you do? Well, how are you, Mr. Gilda Sleeve? Hey, who's that with you? Well, if it isn't my new assistant. Hi, you junior. Hello. Yeah, we just saw a great picture, and then we had a good look at a wonderful moon. Ah, this is a mighty attractive little niche you've got there, Mr. Gilda Sleeve. Oh, you think so? Yes, sir. I'd like to be an uncle to her myself. Well, say, Junior, what happened to your Sunday suit? What's the matter? Cat got your tongue? How would you like a punch in the nose? Oh, Ben. Don't worry, honey, nothing's going to happen to me. That's what you think. Ah! That's for it. In the future, keep away from my girl. Oh, Ben. You keep picking on me as if I didn't know what I was doing.  You're going to be my girl. You've got to let me say what's what from now on. Oh, Ben, I will. Well, that's telling her, Ben. I'm glad to see you're following my advice. Your advice? Mr. Gillis, leave your fellow wet hay. Hold! What are you doing up? What are you doing at that window?  You can hear the two lovebirds out in the porch. Why, Leroy? Oh, is that Ben laying it on? You get away from that window, young man. I'm surprised at you. What did I do? Don't you know that Eve's dropping is wrong? It's dishonorable to listen in another people's conversation. Don't ever let me catch you doing that again.  Yes, sir. Leroy, did he kiss her? What do you think? Good night, my boy. Good night, everybody. And we're going to be direct from Claude Sweetman. 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We are at a point in the NFL football season where a lot of us turn into inch high privatized we turn into detectives and we do a lot of extra research on things that we may come across whether it be social media, whether it be in the news, whether it be any type of football tidbits that we get our hands on and we see with our eyes. We may actually overanalyze some stuff that we come across and that was no different when it came to Hollywood. Now of course this entire offseason we've been seeing Hollywood we've been seeing the stories on Instagram with Hollywood with him getting bigger we could tell that he had put on a lot of muscle weight and we could tell that he had just been going through so many different drills so many different practices so many different sessions and throwing sessions and catching sessions with different people different players different trainers and so on and so forth so a lot of us collected from that and figured a this dude is really putting in that work but something that I talked about with one of my guys with actually a few y'all too is that with Hollywood and it's no different for other people too but with Hollywood you've been seeing a lot of this stuff you've been seeing a lot of his practices and workouts and all that but just imagine what you don't see and just something to keep in mind with other players that you may compare to Hollywood you may be like oh man Hollywood put in all this work but oh this guy isn't remember everybody doesn't put everything on Instagram so just because somebody doesn't put videos it doesn't mean that they're not working out but anyway with Hollywood we got a lot of questions on this in the past I say 16 hours because Hollywood as you all know he's been putting the drills for the videos of the drills that he's been doing where he's like hopping up the heel on one foot hopping up the heel with two feet and oh just looking at it it was exhausting because I'm thinking man after about two hops on a flat surface I'm done I will be done but this dude is hopping up a hill he's hopping up an incline on one foot and I don't care if he's he's small he he's light or not that's tough that's tough it don't matter how much you weigh how short a tall you that is tough but Hollywood was doing it with ease he made it look easy but another story that we came across was Hollywood at punt return and oh the question started flowing in they started flowing in is Hollywood gonna be at punt return is he gonna be returning punts for the Ravens this year they're gonna put them on special teams was Hollywood doing return and punts all you see him practicing returning punts and I was like oh okay cuz I saw it for myself too and it is a very interesting question because seeing it on Instagram could make somebody wonder like huh well we know he's been practicing his stuff for receiver but why would he practice returning punts he's not our pun returner or is he but before we get into that again y'all know the new norm for now unfortunately is with the mask and I gotta make sure y'all don't forget if y'all want your own personalized mask whether you want a Ravens mask or you want some other type of mask whatever type of fabric you want whatever type of pattern you want you hit up my aunt at my secret dwelling calm the link to that is down below in the description a lot of y'all have hit her up already and we appreciate it she appreciates it so thank you all we love you but back to Hollywood will he be returning punts for the Ravens this year well my immediate response to that would be no because immediately when when I think about it I'm like hold up Hollywood is the Ravens number one receiver he's the guy that Lamar is gonna be looking for to probably give the most targets now I do expect Lamar to take another step forward in the passing game and spreading the ball out a little bit more this season so I would expect Lamar to get more people involved obviously the tight ends but get more receivers involved so it's not just Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood even though that did pretty good last year and again with Hollywood a lot of us are expecting big things from him this this season because last season just in the regular season he showed us some stuff but certainly in the playoffs he definitely showed us some stuff and I think that's when for me looking back at last year that's when I saw obviously it's throughout the entire season but that's when the biggest potential sort of tap on a shoulder like hey this dude a he gonna be some serious man that's when the biggest potential it tapped me on the shoulder was in a playoff game because we saw him throughout the season and he didn't think throughout the season and he showed us some nice flashes throughout the season but in the worst time in the worst game of the season last year that's when Hollywood showed us the most and that's what really showed me like hey this dude this year yeah so because when everybody was dropping this dropping that and it was just it was just a struggle Hollywood was a bright light in a very very dark playoff place so a lot of us are expecting him to just have a monster season this year and he has shown us through all of those videos these let us know suddenly that hey my foot is fine my ankle is fine I'm doing just good I'm a hundred percent healthy I'm bigger I'm stronger and even said I'm faster so we expect big things from him but as far as him being on special teams like I said him being a number one receiver my immediate response to that was no and I even told some people that asked on like Instagram and stuff I'm like no he's not gonna be returning parts but then you think about it think about it and I'm gonna take you back to last year in the preseason Hollywood Brown remember last year and we knew this going into the season he was not 100% healthy we knew this but this was not a surprise anything he was not 100% healthy but in the preseason in the preseason against the game the against the Redskins remember who they had lined up upon return not once but twice it was Hollywood Brown it was Hollywood Brown and I remember seeing him back there and I was thinking what are you doing please take them off why would you do that I was frustrated I was so frustrated and I don't know if you all remember that moment I don't know if a lot of you can watch that game but I was frustrated because I was thinking man this guy is no he's not 100% and you put in him at punt return in a preseason game this game doesn't even count what are you doing it was very very frustrating I was thinking oh just thinking about it now it's taking me back to that night man oh that was frustrating because the thing is that the thing was I was super frustrated because I wasn't even at home I was watching the game on my phone I was watching the game on my phone so I was out me and my wife we were out so I couldn't even like voice my frustration as much as I wanted to as much as I would have been able to if I was at the crib but I was just like wow when I was watching them like wow they really doing this so that can sort of give you an indication of what they may do this year especially now that he is 100% healthy because if they were willing to risk Hollywood and just to test him out at punt return when he was not a 100% healthy and when it was a game that didn't even count just imagine how they'll be thinking about that this year the head coach is just so happy to have a background in special teams John Harbaugh and he he I think he would do something like that now it could work out because again him being 100% healthy that can change everything now last year when they did have him at punt return for those two punt returns he looked extremely uncomfortable but I can attribute that to a couple of things one because this was his first year in the NFL that was his first game I believe that was his first game I believe against the Redskins because then we play I think I think we play the Eagles in the preseason two that was when he got his first catch was in the Eagles preseason game I believe but anyway regardless that was one of his first preseason games so I think one of the punts I think one of the punts he muffed and another one he tried to return and then he just got tackled like right away but he just he didn't look comfortable there but again that could have been nerves could have been like oh this this is the NFL these guys are bigger stronger faster coming at me let me see what I could do let me try something but um with him working back there I could see them putting him at punt return because and I know some people gonna say well oh man if they put him at punt return they could risk him getting injured and while that is true the thing is like you can look at it two ways because a football player can get injured on any single play any given play some of them even get injured when they not even playing we've seen guys get injured from celebrations so an injury can happen at any given second we know that and you don't want to be out there playing in fear you don't want to do that because that's gonna take away from your game at the same time I can understand the other side that says a why even risk it on a punt return why even do that well with with punt returns is it's tricky because the same way we as kick returns it can be a high risk but there can be a high reward on the other side too because if that player has a game breaking speed which all they would does can make somebody miss trolleywood can who can outrun somebody get past all the defenders will try to work them certainly do then you could have yourself a big return and even possibly a touchdown so it can work out for you in a good way in a major way so I could see them putting Hollywood back there at punt return this year I could definitely see it and even to think like there have been number one receivers on teams that have been put back there at punt return and it's worked out quite well you see guys like somebody else with some game breaking speed Tyree kill Tyree kill has been put upon return plenty of times and he's returned quite a few of them to make somebody miss he'll see that that hole and that's it see a little crazy take off that's it that's it so maybe that's what the Ravens envisioned for Hollywood and maybe a maybe Hollywood envisioned that for himself as a full as fans we think differently than the actual players do we think a lot differently than the actual players do what with us fans we I think we think more on the negative side we think more on the negative side because we're like oh man we don't want to see our favorite players get hurt we don't want to see the team lose somebody da da da but from a player's perspective they're thinking hey I want to make this play hey give me more opportunities to do more stuff on the field so it they can be different perspectives me and there's nothing wrong with that but just that's just the life of a fan verse the life of a player so you see other guys like the Sean Jackson and there they've been more to sometimes there's a number one running backs that get put at point return so hey it could be Hollywood just putting it out there for himself maybe it's Hollywood doing a Justin case drill just in case they put me upon return you know what let me be ready let me be ready and maybe maybe he may have been lobbying to hardball like hey I want to be a part return let me return points because I mean if you guys weren't aware the Ravens last year special teams it wasn't too special wasn't too special as far as a return game course kicking and putting great job but as far as a return game yeah it wasn't anything special so let's see what happens we'll see but I wouldn't stress yourself out about it anyway team keeping clean I appreciate y'all I love y'all and I will see you later today I'm out


Hello, my name is Robert Sellers and I'm Chief Diversity Officer and Vice Provost for Equity and Inclusion here at the University of Michigan. It is my great honor to have this opportunity to congratulate you on receiving your Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion certificates and I want to congratulate you on the hard work that you've put in to obtain this certification. It is an extremely important certification. I'm fortunate in my position. I have an opportunity to participate in a number of celebrations, a number of graduation celebrations in particular, but I must tell you that this is one of my very favorite. It comes very close to my heart. It reminds me back of my days as a graduate student back then. We didn't have a certificate program, but we were equally committed to not only trying to make the University of Michigan a better institution, but also to instill principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion into our larger society. You have the great fortune of having gone through a rigorous curricula, an opportunity to talk with fellow students and to run your ideals by those fellow students, to give you a skill set, a toolkit, a tool belt to make the kinds of changes within the future that we all need to see. Hopefully, many of those changes will happen here at the University of Michigan, but I know that many others will happen in the other places that you go, that you will take that toolkit and build a better society for us all. When I think back to my time here at the University of Michigan as a graduate student, I often wondered and often wish that I was in a position where I too could make the kinds of changes that I impassionately wanted to see happen here. I actually had a relative naive view of the University. I thought that much of that change was a function of power that sat somewhere within the Fleming Building. When I became Vice Provost, one of the first things that I did was I snuck back in the building late at night and I snuck into the President's office and I was looking for that lever of power because I thought simply through will, we could make the change that we need to see here at this University. I thought that there was somewhere a magic wand that if it was waved correctly, it could make the kinds of changes that we all want to see. Obviously, I was wrong. The reality is that change can only happen if each and every one of us works to make this University a different and most importantly better place. And you as change agents are really the spark that an institution like the University of Michigan needs to make that change. I'm so proud of the work that you've done. I'm so excited about the work that you will do. And I just want to say congratulations. Go Blue and continue the work.


Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the matri action, Everton 1, Tottenham Hotspair 1, at Gwladyson Park tonight and a point in the end that I didn't think Everton would get once Adelaide D'Corey had been sent off and it could be a big point in the grand scheme of things but the disappointment still there because I don't think Spears were very good tonight despite having obviously the front three they've got, I thought Everton dealt with them quite comfortably all night. That's a frustration because we've got to win at home games, we really have but to go 1-0 down and have 10 men against them and to come back and get a point I don't think you can really moan too much about it. Sean Dyche went with the same team, no surprise there, the only real surprise for me on the bench was there was no Nathan Patterson which I find very odd but you know the manager will make decisions that he thinks are right. The early on, pretty even, I haven't had a good opportunity, a good little move in Damari Gray trying to carry it into the top corner and just lifted it over. Harry Kane had a free edit which amazes me why defenders leave him on his own as good as he is, he headed mum wide at the Gwladysit end and Aaron Perrysage tried to hit one of the back row of the Gwladysit standards well early on. But it was quite even Everton were pressing high, Spears are very good at passing it out from the back I've seen tonight, they make us look almost competent when we try to do it and I just don't understand why they do it, not very good at it, don't do it, mix it up. I haven't had some joy with that at times nicking the ball but we just couldn't take, we just didn't take our opportunities when we'd won the ball back, we made the wrong choice. We had an opportunity with Awnana which Larysh made a good save from or a comfortable save shall we say and it's just a final third still we know this but we knew it was going to be a tight game. Spears are a tough side, they're up in the top four for a reason, they are a tough side now and like I said before the front three are brilliant but when we got into good positions our decision making just isn't great at times but we did have an opportunity. We've had a couple where we've angled a crossing and Tarkovsky's won the header and knocked it down and no one's gambled, it amazes me that no one goes around where Tarkovsky is and looks for knockdowns because he wins most of them. And then we had a situation straight after it where he's knocked it down, it's been clear and it's come out of Dwight McNeill and he's done brilliantly and put a cross back into the middle and no one's attacked the ball. That's frustrating because it was a great ball in by McNeill but we've got to have time, McNeill had made a great clearance at the other end to stop. I think it would have been a part outcome and he hooked it away but we got a hard time, they hadn't really done much, we hadn't really done much, it was quite even. Come out for the second half and it was more of the same really, it was an even game, both teams were feeling each other out really but the hope was certainly from my perspective that can we get opportunities, can we get a corner, can we get a set piece and get on the end of it? Would we create that one chance to win the game and give us a huge victory? And I guess the game was playing out like that until Adelaide D'Corey got sent off and the most frustrating thing about it is it's an evident free kick.  He's been punched by Tyson Fury or someone like that, it's not his greatest moment for such a fantastic player, he's embarrassed himself there but you know professionalism from a Tottenham perspective he's done what he wanted, he's turned, he yelled on to D'Corey's shit, made him face him up and he's drew one on him and the referee sent him off and he's booked Cain and again D'Corey, I said the other week we played Leeds, for me he was lucky he was involved in the score. He was lucky to not be sent off there and he's now out for three, I think it'll be a three game ban when we can't afford to be without him for three games and that's the infuriating thing, we're in the middle of a relegation battle and we can't be losing players, important players, key players at those signs. He's got himself sent off as however soft the push is and we're missing a bite of playing off of three games and the manager's gone off to come up with a different way of playing at a time and never seemed to be finding the feet a little bit. I'll be honest at that stage I expected us to lose the game, there was over half an hour to go, I thought they'd be able to create something for Harry Cain in that time and we were going to be up against it and it didn't take long. Ball into the box, I can't remember who cut it but I'll read it down and I think it's Romero, it's Michael Keane, it's a pathetic defender, it really is. I know he makes sure for it with a screamer later on, it's embarrassing defending, sticking a leg out at a player running away from goal, no awareness, it's really poor and another error that's led to the goal. Harry Cain, who hasn't really done anything, is able to step up and smash it into the corner and you are then thinking one down it is game over because he's got an extra man, the winner won, we don't score tonnes of goals. To be fair to Everton, he dug in, he stuck at it, the manager made changes, Ella Sims came on, he then took the two centre midfield players off and we tried to force it a little bit, we had a couple of half opportunities and then Lucas Murray was a Tottenham sub come on and got himself sent off for an absolutely horrific challenge on Michael Keane.  Everton got back on the front foot and you were hoping that there was going to be enough time for us to exert enough pressure and then up step Michael Keane and he'd had one in the first half that he tested down and followed over and I said to the lad next to me I wouldn't have wanted it to fall to anyone else watching them training videos and he just did it over. And he came up with an absolute wealthy to level it up and fair play full disclosure, I was fuming with him after he conceded the penalty, absolutely fuming with him, give him a bit because his game went to pot like it does when he makes a mistake, he may as well not be on the pitch but he come up with an absolute wealthy so fair play to Michael Keane, it was a brilliant brilliant goal. It's a huge goal and I'll be honest when that hit the net and the six minutes went up, I expected to win the game, I thought we'd win the game at momentum and we had a couple of half opportunities, Tarkovsky one breaks back to me hit it with his left foot it's going on target, it gets blocked, we had an overlap in the cross and Keane and Michael Enko got in each other's way. And then the one that really annoyed me was that I think it was probably the last attack we had really, we had a free kick in the ball coming to the box and Tarkovsky winded again and nobody is gambling on his knockdowns, if he would have done he'd have had the clear shot of gold. I didn't mention before actually when I was doing the start of the second half, the golden opportunity right at the start of the second half when we won the ball back, Garner, the Corry runs on, Os Garner's got to do inside, he's in the box, roll it to the Corry to his right and he's got a clear shot of gold and Garner blazed it over the bar and that was such a key moment in the game but look, we've got a point against the side that is up there challenging for the champion looking like they've got a good opportunity getting in the Champions League. We were 1-0 down with 10 men and we've got a point out of it and it could be a master point. It's like I said a little bit of frustration because they weren't very good tonight, they were there for the taking in my opinion but we've got to take the point when they come along and we didn't lose it, four unbeaten now and we have to go on and go another tough game at the weekend in this bad run of fixtures. Can we go to Old Trafford and dig in and get something? We'll see, we're going to have to do it without the Corry, he's been very good of late but listen, that's football and you'll have to deal with that stuff. Man o dda'r match, man o dda'r match, I don't really think anyone was outstanding for us tonight. I thought Tarkovsky had a decent enough game I'm going to give it to him but there you go, that is my match reaction. Everton 1-1, now you know what you think in the comments section below, can Everton beat the draw? Fingers crossed we can. Thanks for watching, see you later.


Hi, my name is Nadine Dau. I study the Masters of Science in Poverty Reduction Policy and Practice and I specialise in Development Management. I'm currently a United Nations staff member. I work as a Communication Officer at the Office of the United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator based in Beirut. My current job is mainly to provide communication support to the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator but also to the UN Information Centre. I develop communication activities. I manage media opportunities and UN campaigns all related to the context of Lebanon but also falling under the Global Goals, the Sustainable Development Goals. Before taking up my current position as Communication Officer I was a researcher at the UN Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia. So the degree I got from SWAS helped me a lot. It helped me hone my analytical and research skills but I would also say it improved my writing skills as well because thanks to this degree and how it helped me to think, to analyse, to synthesise and even to evaluate in a critical manner I was able to author and co-author a number of publications and studies on civic participation, social justice and participatory democracy. And in my current position now I would say that this degree also helped me because it taught me how to link the global socioeconomic development priorities with my communication activities. So anyway, it helped me communicate with a purpose which is to mean to help the people care about what's going on in the world. It helped me help the people to connect with the UN and move them to take action about important issues that Lebanon is going through and also global issues like climate change and other environmental priorities at the global level.


This is Tony Jones and I'm thrilled to be back on 30 seconds or less. I am an Enneagram 8 and I just want to say about that that the lost childhood message of an 8 is I will not be betrayed and I will tell you that the hardest thing for me as an 8 to get my head around is betrayal or lack of loyalty from a friend or family member something like that that is without question the biggest stumbling block for me is a perceived betrayal from somebody else in my direction so if you know or love somebody who's an 8 know that loyalty is their highest value and if you make a choice that doesn't seem loyal they're going to struggle to understand that choice.


Alright you guys, what is up? Welcome back to another video. Today's video we're going to talk about Majorkey Physique's my brand, my clothing brand and how, you know, the first step actually, that these videos are going to be completely off the cuff. My style of video in the past and now is the least amount of editing possible. As far as like, when I stand in front of a camera, turn it on and just talk about a topic, if I make a mistake, if I stutter, I'm going to leave it in there because it's real and this is real and that's what I want you to get out of this video. So this series is going to cover what I've done, the steps I've taken, certain tips, tricks, mistakes I've made as to, you know, how I've gotten something from just an idea in my head to where we are now as far as this brand goes. What I've done to build this brand and the steps you need to take. So the first step, we're talking about the first step, right, before anything else, you need a name and I guess, I guess a name is not solid. You don't have to keep that name, but you know, when you're talking about trying to get eyes onto a brand that no one knows about, okay, you're going to start, you're going to have to use social media to your advantage. You're going to have to use anything, any social media platform that you have with following to, you know, start plugging your business. And with that said, you're going to need a name and you're going to need a website that matches and you're going to need social media handles that match, they don't need to fully match, they need to be, you know, pretty close as far as how they're spelt and things like that. So first of all, a name. I'm not going to tell you how to come up with it. I'm going to tell you how I came up with my name for the brand, for the business, which is Major Key Physiques. You guys might think Major Key Physiques is weird and it is weird, but I'll tell you what, you won't hear another brand like it. And it's funny how things do, you know, pan out because the reality is, is that I started this brand not as a clothing business. It wasn't clothing, it wasn't gym accessories, it was a personal training business. Okay, so I was going to be the personal trainer online. I'd always thought, I'd always had an inkling that I wanted to get my income coming in from an online source and I thought that would be me promoting myself as a personal trainer, bringing people on board as clients for a six or 12 week package and, you know, helping them either gain weight, gain muscle or lose body fat. So that was where the name came from. Major Key, I've always liked it.  And so Major Key Physiques was around physiques being the fact that I was doing personal training. It was about your physique, you were going to try and change your physique. And Major Key, Major Key Physiques, I was going to focus on the major keys. All right. For example, in diet, you're going to focus on your protein intake, fiber, water and calories, not much else. As far as training, you're going to focus on your compound lifts, not too much else. You know, when a new client's coming on board, I'm going to give you the major keys. And that's where it came from. But what I realized was that I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to be a personal trainer anymore. I like training myself. I like helping people for free, but I don't want to be under the pressure that you get under by receiving income for those services. Because to be honest, I wasn't qualified. I'm not qualified. I'm still not. So that was the big hurdle was the fact that I needed to get qualified for me to receive money for my services. And the more I thought about it, I thought, no, it's not for me. I'm going to continue making videos on the topic. I'm going to continue helping people for free. I may set up a one-time payment package with all the information you need. It's either going to be a bulking plan or a cutting plan with a training and meal plan in there. But that's going to be a one-time payment. I can't be there as support to you guys or to the people that were coming on board with me. I just didn't have the time and I didn't have the passion for it. So I worked out the name, Major Key Physiques. I got the domain name, www.majorkeyphysiques.com. And that is what I'd say you should do. You know, that might determine what your name is going to be. If your brand name as a website is already taken, that's a big factor. If you can't get your brand.com, that's a big factor. I found that Major Key Physiques was open. So I took it. I think it was $19 to save it for a year. And what I did then is I actually opened up a Wix page, wix.com. You can design your own websites. All I needed this site for was to receive email addresses. So it's a mailing list. So you know that if someone goes to that website, they like what they see, they decide to enter their email in there and press submit. They know that they're signing up to a newsletter of some form or whatever information you want to send them. So from the start I had the name, Major Key Physiques. I had the domain www.majorkeyphysiques.com and I associated a landing page with that where I could receive email addresses. So from the start, I was starting to receive, you know, a trickle of email addresses. From there, you need a logo. Okay. Actually, before you set up a website, you're going to need to put your logo on there and a little bit of text telling people about what the brand is about, what they can expect and why they should subscribe to your mailing list. So I got the logo. The logo wasn't, it wasn't this originally. I can tell you that I was going for a key, a key hole design. Okay. In fact, MKP was actually in a key. And believe it or not, I told the designer, you know what, man, just fill in the MKP with white or black or whatever it was, take away the key and just show me what the MKP looks like on its own. He sent it back to me. I saw this for the first time and I was like, yeah, that's it. That's it. Regardless of what Major Key Physiques will become in the future, regardless of whether it will be a person training business, a clothing business, a sneakers business, you know, I assumed I was going to have some sort of product. This is the logo.  I thought nice and plain, nothing crazy. I was always going to design stuff without big prints on it. I didn't want lines everywhere. I didn't want all these random colors. I wanted blacks, whites, grays. I knew it and I got it. So what do we got? A name. We've got a website. We've got a logo. We've got some text on the website. Now, you want to drive traffic to that website or you want to put all of your effort into designing the actual products. So in the next video, we're going to be talking about designing the products. You're going to need tech packs. You can't go to a manufacturer overseas and just say, I need a hoodie. They're going to ask you for tech packs. You need a tech pack. It's going to cost you to get them done unless you do them yourself. I don't recommend trying to do them yourself, especially when you're a newbie. I've got no skills on Photoshop or anything like that. Illustrator, sorry. So I went to someone to design mine for me. But we're going to get into all that stuff in the next video. If you've enjoyed this one, please hit the like button. If you want to subscribe, even better. I'll see you soon. Peace.


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