Hi everyone, this is George cow and today I'm here with Shreta Parmar and Shreta I'm gonna say hi to you first love. How do you say hi? And then I'll I'll share your background Okay, so Shreta is gonna be sharing with us some of the lessons she's been learning in building her Ayurvedic business and I want to just share with her Share with you all her background and then we'll get into some of those lessons and before I do that actually While mango is here mango jumped up He hasn't been jumping up lately because he's he's you know Very elderly cat, but he jumped up today. So that's a that's a good sign So, I mean, let me read you your bio to everyone Shreta So Shreta Parmar is a Ayurveda Practitioner and therapist and her business is called gutsy or living school She creates customized treatment plans for health freaks who still feel crappy and diagnosed with various diseases By resetting their inner rhythms. She's passionate about healing the planet by healing birth as an Ayur doula Specializing in conscious conceiving prenatal and postpartum care She strongly feels that the root of disease injustice and war is due to lack of consciousness of the divine feminine the creation energy at the individual community and societal levels and the other thing is Shreta, you've been healing yourself over the years from polycystic kidney kidney disease and You are passionate about accompanying your clients to ignite their inner doctor within With the science and medicine of ancient wisdom. So I'm gonna have you talk later in this interview Sharing with us. Well, I mean there's so much you can share but just even a few minutes giving us a sense of What does it mean? To it not be in a doctor. What is Ayurveda? because I Most of us have heard of it, but a lot of us don't know what it is but before we get there Everyone watching this most most just just about everyone watching this is building their own business and You have been, you know working with me in my group coaching program master heart But besides that you've also been learning your own lessons as you've built your business over the years. So Share with us a couple of the things that you found most important Yeah, so thank you George for having me here to Just connect and share some of the lessons, you know, we're all entrepreneurs There's so many Countless lessons right that we all learn along the way. So it's really There's so much I can share so I guess I'll start with I think one of the thing is is connected with the work I do that I learned through the work is number one just be like a baby, right and So, you know Working with the five elements of nature and I'm around a lot of mothers or babies to be born and I feel like on this journey We are so bombarded with so much Many programs and information and this that's just the reality of our YouTube and technology world right now, which has it's a blessing But then also it could be poisoned just like anything in life, right? So if we don't moderate it, it could get crazy So so when I say be like a baby, it's kind of like, you know, when you see a baby, right? It's developed over time Right, it's even before the fetus is implanted the soul Decides to come into a certain family's home And so it starts at the thought and then slowly the gestation period happens over nine months and yada yada right through life and so it is quite a journey and I think when I say also like be like a baby, it's about just being really You know babies fall right when they are starting to learn how to walk You fall you make mistakes just like entrepreneurism We just we make a lot of mistakes and those are the best teachers, right? But when you look at a baby, they're not they still fall and if you notice it They're just kind of gather themselves up again And they're just gonna like either chuckle or maybe cry a little bit, but they keep moving forward They don't really like stay in the drama, right of that moment And so um, I think that's really important Is to just keep on going because In this journey like you may be bombarded with so many So much information and so many teachings that You know, it It could be feels like a lot of trial and error right along the journey So just kind of keep going forward Cry when you have to just like babies have to to release it all out um, and I think the other thing I think it's really important is to Master the basics. So I feel like in my journey. I Definitely invested in a few business programs. I don't feel like as many as a lot of my colleagues, but um And not that it was a complete waste But what I've noticed in my um last Year or two that I maybe may not have like discerned enough right and so I believed basically everything because I was Like a lot of new entrepreneurs. We just want to learn Right, we want to like get this passion work going especially if you want to be of service and you also want to Be lucrative and you know, you want to make money But doing your passion work right in the world So it's a very exciting place to be And I recall early on in my journey just kind of like you're a sponge, right? Like just like kids we like take it all in But I don't think Like I discerned well enough, right and so I think one of the things I've learned is to not to believe um All right, so we believe is a common word in our Spiritual worlds or personal development worlds And I always tell myself and I also share with my own clients But not and I'm not a business coach But in other like don't even believe me right because it's an exploration journey as well So do do the work right like apply and then see what unfolds and so I think like You know not believing at first doesn't mean you don't believe all the time obviously but Don't believe discern and then you know Take what you uh, what kind of Feels great for you or is working for you or your being right and this way and for your Business and then keep moving forward. Yeah, I love it. I love it. Thank you so much By the way, I don't know if somebody you can actually hear mango purring. He's purring right next to my microphone No, uh, you've shared amazing sneeze amazing insights. Um gosh be like a baby It is so true. I Have learned over the years I call it being agnostic You know about about business and about marketing, you know Whenever clients say well, george, is this gonna work? I always say Well, I don't know and not just I don't know Nobody can tell you if this thing is going to work except for the market No marketing expert will be able to say yes, this campaign will absolutely work and I think that's what That's how some of us fall into buying expensive programs Because the confidence of those marketing experts make it seem like there is no way you can fail as long as you follow their formula Well, you can absolutely succeed you know, this is the only thing you'll need to do and blah blah blah And I have to always always be careful I have to you know, and I always tell my audience please call me up Call me out on it if you see me doing this kind of thing where it's like this is absolutely going to work You must do this So i'm so glad you brought this up be like a baby. Just just keep learning. Don't worry if you fall That's falling is normal. I fall all the time as well Be discerning. I think it's brilliant because um Maybe you're willing to say something about this. You just came from a networking event I guess I guess networking event something like that You went to an event where there were other entrepreneurs or other service providers business people And what was your What was your feeling about it? Yeah, you know as I um It's um, it's kind of it's part of me is like sad actually I feel quite sad Because I see a lot of these amazing women. It was a women's gathering and um, you know, everyone's so passionate, right of um Like bringing their art into the world and so many ways to like change help themselves because they've been through It's a lived experience, right? Especially if it's a lived experience. They want to share that And a lot of it is like an especially because like kind of I mean, I haven't taken Radical like your journey like, you know, one of the things I really respect With you and choose to work with you is that You went like It like 360 right? You went 180 hopefully 180 right? Okay, that's 180 that's what I meant Although I feel like I feel like you're who I was. I feel like rope is really viral though So in a sense there is a 360 in that we we do come back, but then hopefully we're a bit wiser next.  Like in a lot of business programs, for example you know some even shove their business card in your face even like Without having a real conversation But you know, I mean that's something but you can tell energetically or just why like they're Learning to apply some of the things they're learning, but it's not feeling It's not sitting well in their bones or in their cells as much So but when you don't know you don't know because I know I went I've been there where I'm like, okay I will try this strategy out and this technique out.  I'm a Holistic health practitioner and clinician. So I need to learn all these other things and so you do it, but I learned that that resistance that I was feeling then Um, I thought I was being resistant because of limiting beliefs and all of that stuff But then in hindsight, I was like, wow that resistance was actually my soul being like don't do this I'm so glad you mentioned this because I tell people listen You are shy about reaching out But that shyness is actually a great foundation of modesty Yes, you know and that out of that modesty We can develop true caring for other people and then shift into a spirit of service and deep caring That inspires us to connect in a way that really cares for the person and if it's right then we make an invitation Whether it's to one person or to our audience But but yeah, like you said if we're using business tactics to promote ourselves Um, we don't we think we feel it's off and the person who experiences it Whether it's one person or an audience feels that's off too Absolutely. Yeah, and I think um, I think in that process of learning people Forget how to thank for themselves It's like That it's part of that discernment, right?  I think in one of your videos you may have talked about like the depression that exists, right? And it's so subtle right in so many ways that then you're like what the hell's not working like what's going on here and um It's so subtle. So I think that's something people aren't very aware of because of the subtlety of How these dynamics It plays out if you're not thinking for yourself and you're not discerning for yourself. Yeah, and speaking of subtle Dynamics that lead to bigger changes. I'd love to um, how is that for transition? I'd love to talk about ayurveda and your Wisdom and experience over the years of helping others heal themselves So first of all just to we have a kind of kind of a ground Here that have this discussion. What how do you describe ayurveda? What is it? Yeah, so um ayurveda is um kind of daily living right according to nature's rhythms So nature is not about You know the forest and the trees and the park and the beach Um, it's actually that that is nature But which is what often people refer nature as oh, I need to go out in nature, right? But those five elements exist within our mind and body Right and so those five elements It's it's not a coincidence that we have five fingers as well, right? So God universe would have however a way you want to Uh, express that higher force that exists um in the universe This these five elements manifest within our mind and body as well And so in ayurveda, it is a clinical science and so but it's a very it's therapeutic as well as spiritual And I'm sorry interrupt. How long has ayurveda been around? Oh, at least more than 10,000 years Yes, right today because it's they're meditators, right? It's sage scientists like and it came out of india Yeah Yes, so um ayurveda the meditators we started to channel and practice The channelings that they were getting in their meditations Around this healing and this communion. So it's not just about physical healing It's about the soul journey as well So, um these five elements manifest in through our mind and body in various ways So for example, george if you had um You're diagnosed with anxiety or as a lot of entrepreneurs are And I had anxiety. We're two different beings So the permutations of these five elements play out differently In my mind and my body Even though we may have anxiety But they'll the permutations of these five elements are different for you and me which wakes us two different people Thus the treatment plan is going to be different.  They're very similar in nature And we come up with a specific diet lifestyle and an herbs protocol plan if needed Um, iraida is quite commercialized Um can be quite commercialized just like the yoga industry right now And it gets confusing for people. Um, so they go ahead and take these quizzes online For iraida and they're like, I am but the physical fun They start to label themselves and I find that It confuses people because they start to box themselves in And that's not what iraida is about. It's not about labeling yourself under these Uh bio energies. Yes, there's certain there's a science to it. But the main thing is that understanding how these rhythms Um within you of these five elements works through you And how you can come to a better state of balance for who you are right how what your permutation formula is And um kind of bringing coming closer to that point and those changes are made in daily habits So just like in your work, george you really um Encourage and that's putting it lightly you're like Create consistency right do this every day and so similarly in iraida We do when we do things on a regular basis Maybe waking up at a certain time sleeping at a certain that affects the chemical secretions and hormones in our mind and body So everything can sync up properly. So then you can live A fulfilling life slash Be in your highest potential, etc Wow, great. And How do you work with your clients? Um, you're in new york city There's a lot of people there. So you do have a lot of in-person clients You do a lot of postpartum Kind of holistic work with new new mothers But you can can you also serve people? through the through the internet like You mentioned, you know diagnosis includes, you know face Tongue well pulse.  What can we expect from you? And what yeah, how can we utilize your expertise and services? Yeah, you know just like um, I do a lot of work consultations online as well I don't feel I need the pulse to help support a person's healing journey A lot of it is about listening to their symptoms, you know, we do have the facial diagnosis and making, you know Recommendations to help tweak that like I said, I work with a lot with health freaks themselves But they're stuck in a hamster wheel, you know, because there's once again so much information from everywhere. So um, it's really about like looking at their per elemental permutations and tweaking some daily habits So they can come to a better state of balance and just making Guiding them to be more aware of certain things. So I do consultations called pause and so there's a practical applications for your stellar of existence And so there are one time consultations But then what i'm really passionate about is my 45 day reset plan Because that's what it takes to like set that foundation again So when we were speaking earlier about the business journey I almost feel like I've had to undo and forget and erase almost to a certain level Um in order to like learn from you and rewire my thinking in my heart again Now in different ways and so similarly in our chemistry our biochemistry We need to reset that foundation and those rhythms again for deeper healing to happen so My one-time consultation is not that they're helpful, but you have people can dabble in them, right? And so that may not go far But with my 45 day plan here, we're really sinking those rhythms again. So You know, we are miraculous beings again It's just that our decisions and habits have have affected The natural intelligence of our already miraculous system to be working optimally So that's kind of what we're working in in that 45 day pause program Yeah, that's awesome. And the recent this 45 day reset should benefit somebody's health kind of overall And any particular challenges they're facing hopefully will We'll have some ease and and some healing there as well I like that. It's 45 days because you know Research into habits habit development has shown that On average they studied late. They looked at like hundreds of studies and on average The transformation of somebody's habits takes 66 days No, not 66 days Um It was it takes like six weeks something like that I might be getting the the numbers wrong, but it's like 45 days. That's about six weeks Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, so And the reason for that right if even for habit change work, that's about chemical reactions changing in our brain and our body So that's in and you know in the nature in the traditional sciences of Ayurveda Chinese medicine, etc It's the mitosis. So the cells die and rebirth In that mandala, we call it of that six week period. So that is what is so Magical and miraculously healing around for that. So even if you look at postpartum traditions around the world It's a six week period of rejuvenation although in this day and age. I feel we need more Yeah, yeah, and so if somebody's interested in that six week program and it's a personalized program. Is that right? Yes, okay, and it it uh, you'll be kind of giving them a plan for Kind of behavioral transformation Including diet of course That will help them feel a lot better and and many that's very practical in nature. You just kind of do it I mean you think but you know, you apply the diet recommendations. Yes lifestyle timings recommendations around there's um When you look at a clock, you don't just see numbers. There's a certain Naturally, there's certain things that are happening to our organ systems At a certain time of the day And so we want to be aware of that and so following certain timings In my plan is quite critical for you know, it doesn't mean you're overwhelmed like you're doing things by the hour But you say take a certain decoction at a certain hour. You sleep at a certain time You wake up at a certain time and also breath work slash pranayama practices So in the yogic tradition many people have heard of pranayama slash Breath work breath work is quite a lame word for the power of pranayama, but it's it's very It will help to unblock the energy blockages within and so it's a there's a science to the 45 day program That's great. Thank you So, um, I'll be sure of course to put your info below the video in the notes of the video So if anybody's interested in that 45 day Customized program sounds like something you want to you want to try and this comes from thousands of years of wisdom in holistic healing So contact Shweta about it. She's very approachable and we'll answer all your questions about it So Shweta, thanks so much for being here and for you know, sharing your Authentic wisdom about both healing and business. I appreciate it. Thank you George for all that you do in the world and you know You're I always see you as you know, you're a business coach, but it's like you work with the trauma This way you help to heal like a lot of business entrepreneurs to really put the life of In the word conscious entrepreneurship again, so thank you so much for doing what you do and Yes, and much love to mango as well Thank you. Thank you so much All right, everybody Take care. Thank you


What's going on everybody welcome back to another predictions video, so we're doing another one of these We did the predictions videos for the rankings the top 10 rankings for both the ATP and the WTA for next year Go check that out who you haven't already because there's some interesting picks and also you submitted your picks in the comments of those Videos so go check those out, but we're gonna do who is gonna win the majors for next year We're gonna start with the ATP who is gonna be the winner of Wimbledon Of course the Australian Open in February roll on Garros and the US Open Who's gonna win those events and not only am I picking my picks? We're going with your picks as well because we put polls out on the channel and you guys voted So these are the votes that you submitted and the most popular players who you think are gonna win these events But let's start with your pick or your choice for the Australian Open title So the men's Australian Open 2021 Title you guys picked I guess the best Australian Open player of all time Novak Djokovic, so you guys picked Novak Djokovic to win the men's title good pick solid pick He's the defending champ. He's won the title more. I think than anybody else Definitely any active players at the moment. Let's go with my pick now So I picked something a little bit different. I've gone with Dominic team I think Dominic team is gonna win this event He proved last year It was only one set away from winning the whole thing last year and of course He's got the US Open title now in his back pocket So I'm gonna go with Dominic team and now a Federer not playing as well I think team is the second best player at the Australian Open next year of course behind Djokovic But if Djokovic gets a little bit upset and maybe loses a match it's teams for the taking So I'm gonna go with Dominic team to win the Australian Open 2021. You guys went Djokovic I've gone with team. Okay. Let me know down below. Do you agree with the team pick? Of course, he was the finals of last year. It's not the craziest pick in the world He has won a Grand Slam title as well. Okay, let's move on to the clay court season Let's go to the roll on Garros predictions. You guys picked you guys pick Rafa Nadal and no surprise there I mean, obviously, he's the overwhelming favorite to win that event Maybe Dominic team maybe Novak Djokovic are second and third favorites But Nadal definitely the favorite 13-time champion he won this year He's only lost a couple of matches at the event in his whole career So definitely the solid pick and now let's go to my pick. I've also gone Rafa Nadal It's so hard to pick against Rafa at the French Open Not many players have beaten him there Like I said only a couple of players have beaten him in the whole of history He's won over a hundred matches there as well It's so hard to pick against Rafa. Like I said, maybe team maybe Djokovic You could pick them and make some arguments But it's got to be Rafa to win it next year you guys have picked it and I've picked the same So we're both gone Rafa Nadal in that one. No surprise I think anybody who doesn't pick Rafa Nadal has got some explaining to do because that is a tough Argument to make against Rafa at the French Open. Let's go now to the Wimbledon title Of course, we didn't get Wimbledon in 2020 So it's been but it would be 24 months by the time we get to Wimbledon next year in 2021 So who knows who's gonna win it? Let's go through the predictions So the Wimbledon men's prediction you guys have gone with Novak Djokovic defending champion of course beat Federer in that epic 2019 match saving championship points came back to win and now let's go through my picks I have also picked Novak Djokovic and like I just said it's so hard to make an argument for anybody else Maybe Federer maybe Rafa, but other than that all the other guys in that top 10 They lost really early two years ago, and I know two years is a long time between tournaments So again, we're gonna have to probably wait until we get the grass season in July or June because maybe Zverev Maybe Medvedev, maybe City Pass. It may be even team Maybe those guys start playing well on the grass, but we don't know it's been two years since we've seen a grass court match It's very hard to pick against the world number one. Maybe Federer maybe Nadal But I'm going with Djokovic and you guys have also gone with Djokovic. Okay, so again We're both on the same page the reasoning for that would be well He's the defending champion world number one and maybe Federer maybe Nadal But no one else has proven themselves at Wimbledon in that top 10 We don't know what you know Medvedev and City Pass and Zverev are really like at Wimbledon because they haven't done much there before Let's go now to the US Open. So the US Open throws up random champions. We know that okay So for the US Open champion of 2021, it's a long way away So we're picking really really early here, but you guys have picked 2019 champion Rafa Nadal overwhelming favorite there was an argument there for Djokovic a lot of people were picking Djokovic But Nadal definitely was the overwhelming favorite from you guys So Nadal is your prediction But like I said random champions come out of the US Open and I've gone with a bit of a random champion I'm gonna pick I'm gonna pick Daniel Medvedev to win his first ever major and it's gonna be at the US Open now He made the final in 2019 lost in five sets to Rafa He made the semi-finals this year lost the Dominic team in a couple of close tiebreakers And he probably could have won the whole thing had he have won those tie breaks and beaten team So I'm gonna stick with Medvedev I think Medvedev is gonna make a breakthrough a lot of people think Medvedev's got a chance at the Australian open But I think the Australian opens a little bit too soon Especially with the guys like Djokovic and Nadal coming back to the hardcourts So I'm gonna go with Medvedev at the end of the year US Open throws up random champions And I think we might get Medvedev winning that one Well, you guys have picked Djokovic Nadal Djokovic Nadal So you guys definitely think that the big three are gonna continue to dominate in 2021. I've gone a little bit different I think it's gonna be Dominic team winning the US. I've gone a little bit different I think the Dominic team is gonna win the Australian open I think that Nadal is gonna win the French Open that's a given Wimbledon goes to Djokovic and Medvedev is gonna take the US Open Let me know down in the comments below. Who did you pick? Let me know Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open. Who are your picks for the men's tournaments?


Challenge of the Yukon. It's Yukon King, swift as the strongest lead dog of the Northwest, lazing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Mounted Police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers. Gold, gold discovered in the Yukon, a stampede to the Klondike in the wild race for riches, back to the days of the Gold Rush. With Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog Yukon King, as they meet the challenge of the Yukon. Sergeant Preston was driving along the trail to Wolf Creek when he sighted a team heading toward him from the opposite direction. As the team drew closer, the sergeant recognized the driver as a sourdough named Bernie Mitchell. Okay, how are you, Husky? Bernie's face was excited as he hauled his dogs and jumped from the sled runners. They finished out today, I'm sure glad to see you. I thought I was going to have to go all the way to Doris to get a hold of them out of you. What's wrong, Bernie? You know it's your upward, the storekeeper at Wolf Creek, don't you? Of course, what about him? Well, he was shot to death last night. Huh? And all the gold in his safe was stolen. Any idea who did it? Well, the folks at Wolf Creek think it was Doug Leonard. Doug Leonard? Well, no, Doug, he's no killer. Of course he's no killer. I've been friends with that young fella ever since he staked his claim. And I'm willing to bet he's not guilty. What the trouble is, there's evidence against him. What sort of evidence? Well, there was a handkerchief lying in front of the safe. They had Doug's initials on it. Is it really Doug's handkerchief? Yeah, he admits it belongs to him. But he claims he lost it about a week ago. What about the clerk who worked for Doug? Well, he wasn't there when it happened. He'd go into Dawson to bring in supplies. Got back last night. He was the one who found the body. What's been done with Doug? Has he been taken prisoner? Yeah, they got him locked up in the stock room back at the store. We better not waste any time getting there. What do you mean? Well, that gold that was stolen didn't all belong to Joe. A lot of it belonged to the miners. They didn't like to keep it around the cabin, so they got Joe to store it in his safe. If they get stirred up against Doug, well, there's no telling what may happen. Are they active so they might take the law under their own hands? Well, they weren't active yet. But just before I left town, I stopped off at the cafe and there was a fellow there named Marcus Tate who was talking about lynching.  You betcha, Georgie. Gee, gee, Georgie. All right, King, up front, boy. And King, on your feet. At that same moment, back in the settlement on Wolf Creek, Ruth Leonard was just entering the general store. She was greeted by the clerk, Van Buckley. Hello there, Mrs. Leonard. I've brought some food for my husband. We've got him locked up in the storeroom. Oh, yes, I know. But you'll let me in to see him, won't you? Well, all right, I reckon that won't do any harm. Just a minute while I get the key. What are you doing with that gun? Just want to make sure he doesn't try to escape when I open the door. But you know Doug better than that. Surely you don't believe he's guilty. I'm sorry, Mrs. Leonard.  Doug lost that handkerchief a week ago. I know that's what he says. Well, it's true, I tell you. Doug didn't leave the cabin last night and what's more, his sled has a broken runner. So how could he have hauled away all that gold that was stolen? Well, I don't know what to think, Mrs. Buckley. I sure hope your husband is innocent. But just the same, I'm not taking any chances. All right, I suppose there's no use arguing. Come on, I'll take you back to the storeroom. Ruth, honey. Hello, darling. If you don't mind, I think I'd better lock the door. Well, go ahead. When you're ready to go, you knock on the door and I'll let you out. Gosh, I'm glad to see you, honey. Oh, you're not worried, are you, Doug? Of course I'm not worried. But I'd sure like to know how my handkerchief happened to be found at the scene of the crime. Whoever murdered Joe Hopwood must have planted it there. Yeah, if only I could prove that. Oh, Doug, listen. Bernie Mitchell has gone to Dawson to notify the Mounties. He's going to try to get hold of Sergeant Preston. Oh, that's good news. If anyone can solve this case, Sergeant Preston is the man to do it. Hey, but say, what have you got in a basket? Oh, I've brought you some food. Oh, beef stew. By golly, I thought I smelled something good. Hope you haven't lost your appetite. You just watch and see. Some time later that afternoon, after Ruth Leonard had left, a miner named Marcus Tate entered the store. There was an odd look of expectancy on Van Buckley's face as Tate approached the counter. Well, how about it, Tate? Can Doug Leonard hear us? Not if we don't talk too loud. What took you so long? I thought we'd be seeing some action by this time. Yeah, yeah, so did I. But it looks like we're out of luck. Oh, what's the matter? I hung around the cafe for two, three hours trying to get things stirred up. Then I moseied up and down the creek talking to every miner I ran into. But it didn't do a doggone bit of good. I believe Leonard's guilty, don't they? Yeah, most of them do, but not all of them. I believe Leonard's got a lot of friends and all the miners have a heap of respect for his wife. Even the ones who think he's guilty don't take that the idea of lynching him without a fair trial. Especially after they found out about his sled runner being broke. That's not so good. And I'll tell the world it's not so good. We figured that handkerchief would be enough to get him strung up in short order. But it hasn't worked out that way. And now Bernie Mitchell has gone to Dawson to get the monies. Yeah, so I heard. Once those red coats start poking around there's no telling how many clues he'll turn up. They may even wind up pinning the murder on us. Do you realize that? Eh, maybe there's a way we can settle this whole business before the monies ever get here. You mean you got some kind of a scheme? Yeah, and I think this one ought to work out for sure. Well, for Pete's sake, let's hear it. All right, here's what I got in mind. Suppose you come around tonight sometime after I close up the store. We'll tell Leonard that the miners are all stirred up. They're forming a lynch mob. They're apt to come here and get him any minute. You're going? In order to save his neck, we'll tell him he'd better clear out. You say you'll take him to a cave you know about in the woods and guard him till Bernie Mitchell gets back from Dawson with the monies. Which won't be till sometime late tomorrow. Then what happens? After you leave, I'll get myself a bump on the head. Enough to make a bruise so to look as though Leonard knocked me out. Now wait for a half hour or so and spread the alarm. I'll say Leonard got hold of a gun made a getaway. And what am I supposed to be doing in the meantime? As soon as you get Leonard out in the woods, put a bullet through his head and bring his body back to Tom. You can say you met up with him while he was making his getaway.  There's just one thing wrong with your plan. Now what's that? Leonard hears no gun and there's no way to explain how he got hold of one. That's where you're wrong. There is a way to explain it. Well then explain it to me. A little while ago, Leonard's wife came here with a basket of food for him.  Who's to know but what she had a gun hidden in that basket? Yeah. By thunder, Buckley, I gotta hand it to you. That's a plenty smart plan. When people hear how Leonard slugged his way out of here, they're bound to think he's guilty. And not only that, you'll plant a gun in his possession to back up our story. Sure. Just leave it to me, Buckley. The plan's a cinch to work on. Meanwhile, Sergeant Preston and Bernie Mitchell were urging their teams forward at top speed over the hard-packed trail. As the sun dropped below the horizon and the short arctic day began closing in, they were still a considerable distance from Wolf Creek. Finally, the sergeant called the halt. Okay. What's wrong, sir? If we leave the trail here and cut through the hills and across the lake, we can save several miles. Yeah, I reckon so. We may find it rough going. Besides, the ice on the lake's getting mushy. It could be dangerous. We'll have to chance it. That reddit, you suppose, we'll get there in time? I don't know. It's getting dark. Which means the miners will soon be quitting work and heading for the cafe. If there's going to be trouble, that's when it's likely to come. Well, by thunder, if they lynch Doug, that poor cat Tate ought to be strong up himself. No use getting worked up now, Bernie. We'll just have to travel fast and hope for the best. Come on, let's mush. Right, sir. That night, Doug Leonard was just dozing off in the storeroom when he heard the door being unlocked. A second later, Van Buckley and Marcus Tate came into the room. They looked tense and excited. What's up, buddy?  I tell you, I'm innocent. But don't matter whether you're innocent or not, they think you're guilty, and that's all that counts.    They are forming a lynch mob right now. A lynch mob? That's what I said. They're getting ready to strain you up higher in Haman. Holy mackerel. You're going to have to clear out of here, Doug.  Yeah, but where'll I go? Tate's got his sled and dog team waiting out back at the store. He'll take you out in the woods. I know a cave where you can hide out till the monies get here. By thunder, that's mighty wide of you, Tate. Never mind thanking me. Just get your park on, let's get going. Right. Meanwhile, Sergeant Preston and Bernie Mitchell were rapidly approaching Wolf Creek. About half an hour after Doug had left with Marcus Tate, they arrived in the settlement and hauled their teams in front of the General's store. Okay. Hold on. Come on, Bernie. Looks like Buckley is closed up for the night, eh? Yes. There's a light through the shutters. Wait a minute. I think I hear someone coming. Yeah, he's coming all right. As Van Buckley opened the door, they saw him sway dizzily and clutch at the door frame for support. There was a livid bruise on his forehead. Sergeant Preston. Oh, he spoke Buckley. What happened to you? Here, you'd better let me help you to a chair. I think I've been to God here. What happened? Doug Leonard has escaped. Escaped? How did it happen? He was locked up in the storeroom. A while ago, I heard him wrap on the door to attract my attention. When I asked him what he wanted, he told me he was feeling awful sick, so I opened up. Then he shoved a gun in my ribs. Didn't anyone search him before he was locked up? Oh, sure. He was searched all right. He had no gun at that time. I know that for a fact. Then where'd he get the gun? There's only one possible answer, Sergeant. His wife came here today, brought him a basket of food. She must have had the gun hidden in that basket. All right. Go on with your story. Well, he's not much more to tell. He made me get my hands up. He swung the gun at me all of a sudden, knocked me out. And the idea of how long you were unconscious? I don't think it was very long. I remember it was close to nine o'clock when he wrapped on the door. Well, let's see. It's 26 after nine right now. In other words, he escaped about a half an hour ago. Where's the storeroom? It's back here. I'll show you. Here it is. What are you going to do? See if King can pick up his scent. Did he use this blanket at all? Yeah. He was lying on it part of the time. Here, King. Fine, boy. Fine. You think King will be able to trail him? Yes, I'm sure of it. He has a scent. Good boy, Sergeant. If you're going after Doug, I'm going with you. All right, Bernie. Let's go. After leaving the general store, Doug and Marcus Tate had headed northward along a narrow trail which penetrated deep into the forest of Bored Wolf Creek. Doug was riding the sled while Tate handled the team. For some time, neither man had spoken when Tate suddenly shouted to the Huskies.  What are we stopping here for? There's no cave around here, is there? I wouldn't know about that, Leonard.  What's it? T, what's the idea of the gun? I said get up off the sled. What are you going to do? I'm going to put a bullet right through your heart. I don't get this. It doesn't make sense.  Sure, that's what we told you. But it was just a trick. A trick? That's right. There was no lynch mob. We just told you that story so you'd come along peaceably like. Fact of matter is, Buckley's going to say you got hold of a gun and escaped. When the miners hear that, they'll all be convinced you're guilty. Wait a minute. No, I'm beginning to understand. It must have been you and Buckley who framed me in the first place. And it was you two who killed Joe Hopwood. You catch on fast, Leonard. Sure, it was me and Buckley who killed Hopwood.  Yeah, but what about my handkerchief? How did you get hold of that? It so happens you lost that handkerchief at the store. Dropped out of your pocket one day when you went to pay the bill. Buckley found it and that's what gave him the idea of framing it. As Doug kept tape talking, his mind was working at a feverish pace. Suddenly a plan occurred to him. A plan that offered a slim ray of hope. You and Buckley are mighty smart, Tate. But even though you get away with Hopwood's murder, you can't get away with killing me. What makes you think that? Because there's no one you can frame from my murder. We won't have to frame anybody. You see, I'm going to claim I met up with you accidentally while you were making your getaway. I say you pulled the gun on me, so I had to plug you and... and self... Hey, do you keep looking over my shoulder for all the time? I wasn't looking over your shoulder. Oh, yes, you were.   How could anyone sneak up and back of you without you hearing him? Well, he's thunder you're up to something, Leonard. I reckon I'd better plug you up. Grab him, Bernie! Hey, what the... In spite of himself, Tate was thrown off guard by Doug Sutton's out. Instantly, Doug sprang at him, grabbing his gun arm. For several moments, the two men struggled desperately, and then suddenly the gun went off. With a groan, Tate collapsed in the snow. Doug stared at him, wide-eyed and horror-stricken. I've killed him. A terrible realization swept over Doug's mind. Who would believe his version of what had happened, especially after Buckley had spread word that he escaped from the store at gunpoint? Instead of being accused of one murder, he would now be accused of two murders. I've got to get away from here. Almost instinctively, Doug picked up the gun which had fallen from Tate's hand. He stuffed it in the pocket of his parka, and then he ran toward the sled and grabbed hold of the handlebars. Mesh! Mesh, you hastenies! Mesh! Urging the team forward at top speed, Doug continued along the same trail for about half a mile, and then he turned off on a branch trail which would take him to his own cabin. When he arrived there a short time later, a light in the window told him that Ruth was still awake. Ho, ho, ho down boy! I just killed a man. A older man? Oh, no, I don't believe it.  Oh, not Van Buckley. No, no, Marcus Tate. Oh, for heaven's sake, darling. Sit down and tell me the whole story. Yeah, yeah. Tate came to the store tonight. Ian Buckley told me that a mob was forming the cafe. A lynch mob. They told me I'd have to clear up in order to save my neck. You mean Buckley let you go free? Yeah, but it was just a trick. A trick? That's right, honey. He and Tate cook it up between them. And what's more, they killed Joe Hopwood. Oh, jogger, you sure? Sure, I'm sure. The dirty scunt. Wait till I tell you what happened. Tate said he'd take me out to a cave he knew of.  But after we got it in the woods away, he pulled a gun at me. But why? To kill me, that's why. Don't you see, honey, Buckley's gonna say I escaped from the store. That'll convince everyone that I'm guilty. Then Tate was gonna claim that he met up with me in the woods.  Oh, you still haven't told me what happened. Now, after Tate pulled a gun, I grappled with him. And the gun went off accidentally. And killed Tate. That's right. I left him lying back in the woods. Oh.  It's worse than a nightmare, honey. This is real. Before, I had a chance of convincing the Monies that I'm innocent. But now, if they catch me, I'm certain to hang. The scent was fresh. And with King leading the way, Sergeant Preston and Bernie Mitchell soon arrived at the spot where the shooting had taken place. They saw a man body strawled in the snow. Okay. Hey, holy mackerel, it's Marcus Tate. Marcus Tate. And this is the man who was talking against Doug at the cafe this morning. Yeah, that's right, Shetty. You suppose Doug Shetty? Looks that way, Bernie. There's only one other set of footprints in the snow beside Tate's. The chances are they're Doug's. You still did? No, his pulse is still beating. Well, it went through his shoulder. The Sergeant took a small flask of brandy from his sled and forced a little between the wounded man's lips. Tate's eyes flickered momentarily. Then he lost consciousness again. Oh, state of shock. I'll put a bandage on his wound. Bernie Mitchell watched as the Sergeant attended to the wounded man. Hey, Sunday I still can't believe that Doug is a killer. There are a lot of things about this case that don't ring true, Bernie. What do you mean? Well, for one thing, why didn't Doug tie Buckley or lock him in the storeroom before he made his getaway? Well, maybe he didn't think it was necessary. After all, he had knocked him unconscious. Yes, but how long could Doug count on him staying that way? Buckley might have come to him a minute later and spread the alarm. By golly, that's true. Another thing that seems strange is the fact that he hit Buckley on the forehead. What's strange about that? A natural thing would have been to make his victim turn around before hitting him. That way, there'd be no danger of Buckley grabbing his arm and putting up a fight. See, you don't suppose Buckley was telling us a pack of lies, do you? I don't know what to make of it, Bernie. The oddest thing of all is that Tate and Doug were traveling together. How do you figure that out? You can see for yourself there's only one set of sled tracks. See, that's right. Your dog, Cornish, sure beats me. Well, that bandage will do for the time being. You're going to put him on your sled, Bernie. Right, I'll take it, sweetheart. What do you want me to do, Sergeant? Take him back to the store. Buckley will have what's needed to dress the moon properly. In the meantime, King and I will follow Doug's trail. Okay, Sergeant. Good luck to you. Thanks, Bernie. All right, boys. Up front, find the things. Right on my foot! I'm taking it! Come on, buddy! Push! Push, you huskies! Push! When Bernie arrived back at the store, he lifted Tate from the sled and carried him inside. Van Buckley greeted him with a look of open-mouthed astonishment. What? Well, that's Tate, your carry. Hey, sure it's Tate. Who does he look like?  Yeah, yeah, sure. Where do we put him? In the back room. Lay him down here in a bunk. Bucking blazes happen. Well, he found him on the trail. Someone had plugged him. It must have been Doug Leonard. Yeah, Rick and Shoe. What about Sergeant Preston? Well, he's still following up Doug's trail. He told me to bring Tate back here to the store. Was he badly wounded? It could have been worse. He was drilled through the shoulder. Sergeant Preston put on temporary bandage, but the wound still has to be dressed. Sergeant figured he would have what was needed here at the store. Sure, I have antiseptic advantages. All right, get him out. Start heating some water. We'll see if we can't get this for the pet stuff proper. Doug Leonard sat at the table in his cabin with his head propped up in his hands. Ruth was bending over him sympathetically. Doug, you've got to give yourself up. It's the only way. I tell you I can't, honey. If I do, I'm sure to be convicted. If you don't, it'll be taken as an admission of guilt. What difference does that make? No one will ever believe my story now. Buckley will claim I escaped from the store to avoid hanging. And it'll look as though I shot Tate when he tried to stop me from making a getaway. I haven't got a chance. But if you don't give yourself up, what are you going to do? You don't want to be hunted for the rest of your life. I'd rather be hunted than hanged. I shouldn't even be here now. The minute Buckley spreads the alarm, this is the first place they'll come looking for me. Get your hands up, Doug. What, Doug? Sergeant Preston. Don't reach for that gun. I don't want to have to shoot you. I'll back away from the table. That's better. Now, then, I have your guns, so you may put your hands down. I... I suppose you've come to arrest me. I may arrest you eventually. First, I want to hear your story of what happened tonight. All right. You won't believe me, but what I'm going to tell you is the truth, Sergeant. In the first place, I didn't escape from the store, as Buckley has no doubt told you. He and Tate tricked me into going. Tricked you? How? By telling me the miners were all stirred up and a mob was coming to lynch me. Tate offered to take me out to a cave he knew of where I could hide out temporarily. I see. What happened after you and Tate got out in the woods? He pulled a gun on me. He said he was going to kill me and then claimed he had to shoot himself to fence. By luck, I managed to catch him off guard. We grappled for the gun, and, well, it went off and Tate was killed. No, Doug, you're wrong. Wrong? What do you mean? Tate wasn't killed, he was only wounded. What, Doug? Are you sure of that? Of course I'm sure I bandaged his wound. Oh, Doug, isn't that wonderful? I can hardly believe it. And I... I suppose you don't believe the story I've just told you, do you, Sergeant? On the contrary, Doug, I do believe it. It's the only explanation that accounts for all the facts. But what about the murder of Joe Hopwood? Tate have anything to say about that? He admitted that he and Van Buckley had done it. That's why they staged this business tonight. They wanted to convince everyone I was guilty.  That's right, Sergeant. It turned out I'd lost it at the store and Buckley found it. That's what gave him the idea of framing me. I see. Sergeant, does this mean Doug may go free? Well, I can't guarantee that just yet, Ruth. Even though I believe Doug's story, the miners may want him brought to trial. Aside from what Tate told Doug, which, of course, he denied court, we have no definite proof that he and Buckley are guilty. Oh, what sort of proof can we possibly get? The most convincing proof would be to find the stolen gold in their possession. They must have hidden it away somewhere. Well, they won't have it lying around out in the open, that's for sure. But I think there's a good chance that Tate may have some of it at his cabin. Why Tate? Because no one had any reason to connect him with the robbery. Therefore, he'd be taking no risk in keeping the gold at his cabin. See, stop to think of it. I'll bet you're right. When Tate was spouting off to me, he mentioned that he cleared out with a gold and Buckley spread the news of Joe's murder. Get your pie gone, Doug. Go search his cabin right now. After helping Buckley attend to the wounded man, Bernie Mitchell left the general store and headed for the Leonard's cabin, intending to report the news of the night's events to Mrs. Leonard. Meanwhile, Tate had recovered consciousness. As soon as Bernie had gone, Buckley said, Now, for Pete's sake, tell me what really happened. I went to shoot Leonard. He put up a fight. Grabbed a hold of my gun hand. The gun went off and I got plugged.  You had the drop on him, didn't you? Sure, but he caught me off guard. You really messed up this deal for us.  Let him talk. No one's gonna believe his story. How do you know what they'll believe? Suppose Preston gets suspicious and comes snooping around your cabin. Holy mackerel, I never thought about that. I'll start thinking about it. We better get that gold out of their prana. Find some other place to hide it.  Not on foot, I don't, but I reckon I'll be all right if you take me there on your sled. All right, let's get going. As Van Buckley and Marcus Tate left the general store, the sergeant and Doug were just arriving at Tate's cabin. Hooking, hooking. Come on, Doug, we'll go inside. Right. Must have a lamp around here somewhere. Here's a lamp on the table. Wait a second. The sergeant struck a match and lit the lamp. As the soft glow of the oil flame dispelled the darkness, the two men looked around at the interior of the cabin. Where do you suppose he'd hide the gold? No telling, Doug. Only ways to go over the cabin foot by foot. How are we going at it? Doesn't make any difference. Suppose you take one half of the cabin, I'll take the other. All right, Sergeant. I'll cover this head. The two men began making a thorough search for the stolen gold. It was Sergeant Preston who finally discovered where the loot had been hidden. I think I found it, Doug. Where? In the wood box? Yes, hidden away under these logs. Good for you, Sergeant. There must be at least a dozen pokes in here. I'll open one of them.  That's the evidence we were looking for. Here, put this poke on the table and I'll pull out the others. Right. Reach both of you spuckly and take it. That's right. Where are you holding guns? Well, well, this is an unexpected pleasure. Now, Sergeant Preston, that pleasure's all ours. So you found out where we had the gold hidden, eh? Yes, it wasn't too difficult. With a little imagination, you could have found a much better hiding place. Too bad for you we didn't. Because now we're going to have to get rid of both of you. I take it you're admitting that you killed Joe Hopwood. Sure, why not? You'll never get a chance to arrest us for the murder. Who knows? Maybe you're right. But I can promise you this.  As the Sergeant kept the crooks' attention focused on himself, he could see King out of the corner of his eye moving cautiously along the wall. You might be sure of yourself, aren't you, Preston? Yes, you'll soon know why. Take him, King! As Buckley went down under King's attack, he knocked against the other crooks' wounded shoulder. For the gasp of pain, Tate swerved the fire at King. But the Sergeant's gun flashed out of its holster. Stand right where you are, Tate. Call off this dog! Get him away from me! Pick up that gun's dog while I keep him covered. Right, Sergeant. I have him. All right, King. On guard, boy.  I'm arresting you in the name of the Crown for the murder of Joe Hopwood. Sergeant, there was some shooting where you blasted that gun out of Tate's hand. I wouldn't have had a chance to shoot if it hadn't been for King. Believe me, I'm mighty grateful of both of you. You cleared me of a murder charge and King saved our lives. Not the first time he saved my life, Doug, and it probably won't be the last. However, we've captured the real killers of Joe Hopwood, and we have the evidence we need to convict him, which means that this case is closed. In our next adventure, two men are talking just outside the general's store in Selkirk. That Frenchman in the store was boasting about all the fine furs he had stood away up at his place. Where? What about it? We're going to trail him to his place. We'll grab those furs while he's sleeping and head for Whitehorse, where we'll be able to sell them. Now, let's get back out of sight so he won't see us when he leaves. Robbing the simple Frenchman of his furs seems like an easy job to the two crooks. But if Sergeant Preston and King hear about it and try to trail them, it may mean they'll face death at the hands of two desperate men. Be sure to hear this exciting adventure next Saturday. These radio dramas, a feature of the challenge of the Yukon Incorporated, are created by George W. Trendle, produced by Trendle Campbell Enterprises, directed by Fred Flourday, and supervised by Charles D. Livingston. The part of Sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. They are brought to you every Saturday and Sunday. This is J. Michael wishing you good-bye and good luck until next Saturday. This program came from Detroit. Today's most popular heroes of outdoor adventure are heard every weekday afternoon from 5 to 6 o'clock. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Mark Trao roams the wilderness. Clyde Bede defies the beasts of the jungle and Victor Borga entertains with five minutes of musical laps. Tuesday and Thursday, there are the Indian heroes straight arrow riding to uphold justice. In Zooming to Supersonic Action, and Bobby Benson the cowboy kid in Tales of Western Daring. Listen to Mutual's Hour for Fun with Mark Trao, Clyde Bede, Victor Borga, straight arrow Sky King, and Bobby Benson over most of these stations every weekday afternoon. This is the Mutual Broadcasting System.


While expensive business laptops aren't for everyone, manufacturers are still wasting heavily in them. This is how we get the HP Elitebook 860G9, a well-crafted machine with some modern touches, which are definitely needed in 2022. Wherever you touch the Elitebook, you'll feel aluminum as the device is made entirely of the material. This keeps it lightweight and durable as it weighs only 1.76kg and has a profile of 19.2mm, which is great considering the large 16-inch display on the front. The laptop feels even thinner thanks to the rounded edges and corners. Durability is good as both the lid and the base remain mostly flex-free. Opening the laptop reveals the base with all its goodies. There is a fingerprint reader below the numpad, which is a must-have for any self-respecting office laptop of this size. The keys have long key travel and click feedback, which makes it great for typing. The backlight and spill resistance further increase the usability during the night and if you're particularly clumsy with drinks. The touchpad, however, could use some more work as our current unit skips all over the place. On the sides we see the ports, with the left housing two Thunderbolt 4 ports, one 5Gb full-sized USB port and an HDMI 2.0 port. The right side keeps an audio jack, one more USB port of the same speed and an optional SIM card slot. There are three display options, all with a 1200p resolution, but they differ when it comes to maximum brightness. With a Full HD plus resolution and a 16-10 aspect ratio, you'll fit every app you need at once, which is good for any self-proclaimed productivity master. The 16-inch panel reaches 509 nits of brightness, which is fantastic, while a high contrast ratio of 1742.1 means deep blacks, which will make looking at text and tables easier on your eyes. For the more creative inclined users, the display covers 92% of the sRGB gamut while reaching a delta value of only 1.2 with our design gaming profile, which you can purchase in the description along with our other display profiles. The laptop uses a 76Wh battery bag, which lasts for 23 hours of web browsing, or 13 hours and 31 minutes of video playback when paired with the Core i7-1255U. While these tests are conducted without any other apps opened, we think that the laptop will endure a whole day of work with no problems. To put it bluntly, the laptop isn't necessarily made for performance. As the Core i7 doesn't score well in benchmarks, falling to the Core i5-1254U powered Dell Latitude 7530. The Elitebook is also available with a bunch more older-like CPUs both from the U-Series and the P-Series, including the most powerful i7-1280P model. Looking at the cooling and stress test results, you'll clearly see why the gap in performance exists. The CPU is kept unchecked by a single heat pipe and one fan, which isn't exactly a recipe for success. It spikes up quite quickly, going as high as 3.23GHz, however only for about 30 seconds. After which clock speeds drop down to below 2.0GHz and the wattage hovers around the base 15W. However, if you don't use the laptop for long heavy loads like video editing, chances are that you won't notice that. In terms of comfort, the Elitebook does perfectly, as the base temperature doesn't go over 38°C, while the single fan can't get loud enough even if it wants to. We are really excited to check out the Elitebook on the inside, as most office devices seem to forego upgradability. However, here we have two sodium slots that fit DDR5 memory. You can equip up to 64GB, which is nice. For storage there is only one M.2 slot, which works with both Gen3 and Gen4 SSDs. For those of you who want to see how to take apart the Elitebook 860G9, we have a special teardown video which we'll link in the upper right corner. While not the best performer for heavy loads, the HP Elitebook 860G9 has a lot of other redeeming qualities, like the story built, the good upgradability and the fantastic screen which will serve you well both at home and at the office. The battery is also large enough to last through the whole day, while noise levels and temperatures are comfortable even during the most tortures of benchmarks. If you want to see more tests and details about the device, you can check out our in-depth review. The link is in the video description below.


Ladies and gentlemen, the Railroad Hour. And here comes our summer show train with your host, Gordon MacRae. The Association of American Railroads, the same railroads that bring you most of the food you eat, the clothes you wear, the fuel you burn, and all the other things you use in your daily life, brings you the Railroad Summer Show starring Gordon MacRae with Lucille Norman, the sportsman, and the music of John Rarigan, his orchestra. And here is your host, Gordon MacRae. Ladies and gentlemen, tonight the Association of American Railroads pays tribute to one of America's four most popular songwriters, a gentleman whose music has been right up there in the hit class year in and year out since about 1928. Mr. Jimmy McHugh. We went crazy over a song that went like this. I found it out as an office boy in the Boston Opera House at $8 a week. He had studied music, and he was always hanging around after hours plunking at the piano. Why, even the opera stars used to kid him about it. With hours after going home time? Yeah, sure I do. Well, what on earth are you doing to Telesaida? I was just seeing what happened when you gave a little personality. Are you under the impression that you can improve on the masters? Well, I think I can bring them up to date. Jimmy, music like that is timeless. It never goes out of date. Yeah, sure, I know. But someday I'm going to write my own music, and it's going to be as smart and up to the minute as a girl with a real short shingle. Then write good music, Jimmy. Oh, I aim to. Good, and back in those days nobody sang it, because nobody knew about it. Well, from his job as office boy at the Boston Opera House, Jimmy McHugh went to work as a songplugger in a music publishing house in Boston. Once in a while he'd play his music for some of the other publishers. You don't like my tunes, huh? Well, don't get me wrong, kid. I like them. I think all your songs are great. I'm just saying that people wouldn't go for them. Oh, forget about songwriting. I don't think it's for you. Well, thanks for the advice anyhow. I wonder how that music publisher fell in 1930 when the reviews came out on a show called The International Review. And anyone could read that a great entertainer named Harry Richmond stepped out and made theatrical history with a little song by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh that went like this. Grab your coat and grab your hand on the doorstep. Just erect your feet to the sunny side of the street. Can't you hear a pitter-patter on the sunny side of the street? I used to walk with those blue sunnies on the sunny side of the street. Jimmy McHugh's first real break came at the Cotton Club in Harlem where he was finally hired as a composer. He wrote the music for the Cotton Club shows and it was raw working there that he and Dorothy Fields did their first Broadway show together. The memorable Blackbirds of 1928 and had their first great hit, I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby. That same season he and Dorothy Fields had three hit shows running on Broadway at the same time. After that, he was on his way up. From Broadway, Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh went to Hollywood where a young singer named Francis Langford in a song of theirs got together in a way the nation never forgot. He had arrived. Now he could relax and take it easy. I don't like to seem impatient or anything like that but we've been waiting for that song too long. The girl is here. We've got to have it. I know. This is a new girl. She doesn't speak the language very well. It's going to take time for her to learn a song. I know. We've been patient but our patience is exhausted. We've got to have that song. We've got to have it right away. Why haven't you started? I know. I mean, I don't know. This kid is great and it's cost us a lot of money to get her up here. I want a great song for her. You said you'd deliver a great song. I know. Can't you say anything but I know? Well, probably if I really concentrate on it. You know, it's hard to get an idea for a song. You can't turn inspiration on and off like a water tap. Well, Jimmy, the zero hour for inspiration has come. You'd better get inspired and back. Funny where inspiration finally strikes you. You can be anywhere. I want a shower. Taking a shower. I'll talk to you as soon as I get out. That was it. That was it, Jimmy. What was what? What are you talking about? It's just a song. You were singing in a shower. Sing it again. Well, I don't remember what I was singing in the shower. Was it any good? It was sensational. Well, how'd it go? We'd rent a toilet. Went something like this. It couldn't have gone like that. Even in the shower, my songs have melodies. I'm trying to think, remember. Get back in the shower. Maybe then it'll come back to you. OK. So Broadway met for the first time Miss Carmen Miranda and heard for the first time a song that went like this. Fist in the moonlight, in the grand and glorious, gay, notorious, South American way. The Latin stream of love is like a dream of love. The Latin stream of love is in their veins.  Come on and swing it, the South American way. The Latin stream of love is like a dream of love. The Latin stream of love is in their veins.  Come on and swing it, the South American way. God's coming down, she'll sing it, come on and swing it, For South American way. The wind is wonderful music, but first a message from the railroad. Most of the glorious summer weather still lies ahead and that means many of us are still drawing plans for gale of vacation. Perhaps you have already bought your railroad tickets to your own favorite resort so you are assured of a journey that will be swift, comfortable and safe. For safety is the first rule of railroad service and safety is an essential part of almost every other rule which the railroads are operated. To give you some idea of just how safe railroad travel is today, the record so far this year shows that you could expect to travel by train from one coast of our country to the other more than 400,000 times a distance of more than 1 billion, 300 million miles without running the risk of a fatal accident. This excellent and constantly improving record of safety on the railroads is not the result of the adoption of any particular device or devices. Instead it is the result of a long time program carried out on a broad front by railroads and by railroad men. It is due partly to improve plant and equipment. During the past 25 years the railroads have invested each year on the average more than 500 million dollars in improved facilities and virtually every dollar of that expenditure has worked not only to increase efficiency but also to enhance safety. But spending money on safety is only part of the story. The railroads have sought safety as well as efficiency in establishing and enforcing their operating rules. For efficiency and safety go forward together and railroads and railroad men working together have carried on a continuous program of safety education recognizing that the greatest of all safety devices is a safe man. No the railroad safety record didn't just happen. It is the result of decades of investment in safer facilities of study of safer methods of attention to safety education and enforcement of rules all to the end that American Railroad shall continue to be the safest of all forms of transportation. And now here is the second act of the railroad hours tribute to Jimmy McHugh and his music. Another song he wrote is Dorothy Beals. How he happened to be associated with him. Many of his stories concern his own amusing difficulties in getting started on the idea for a song. For instance there was the time he and the well-known lyric writer Harold Adamson were engaged to write the songs for a Frank Sinatra picture. Maybe you don't like the title Jimmy. No no I think the title is great Harold. I couldn't sleep a wink last night. It's a swell title for a song. I just can't find a tune to go with it. Well it'll come to you. Yeah but when? Studio's already screaming. I've got to the point where I can't sleep a wink any night worrying about it. Well don't worry about it. Go to bed. Forget about it. It'll come to you.   You get up have a cigarette.  I couldn't sleep a wink last night. I couldn't sleep a wink last. I'm nuts. If I could only get some sleep. I couldn't sleep a wink last night. Was that something? Or wasn't it? Is the tune coming? Is Dame inspiration finally stirring? I couldn't sleep a wink last night. I couldn't sleep a wink last. Hey, that's it. That's it. Hey, where's the pencil? Where's the pencil? Some paper? Pencil? Here it is. Now then paper. Oh, no paper. Okay, I'll write it on the sheet. I got to get this down before I forget it. Now what was that tune? So Jimmy McHugh wrote the whole melody down on the bed sheet. And then he pulled the sheet over his tired body and went to sleep. The next day he rushed jubilantly to the studio to do the song. And he found he couldn't remember it. So he telephoned his home. Now look, take the sheet off my bed, get in the cab and come straight out to the studio with it. Yeah, the bed sheet. No, no, no, not the clean one. You did what? Oh, no, you didn't. Harold, she sent the sheet to the laundry. Oh, no, what laundry? Yeah. Okay, I'll get right over there so long. Come on, Harold, we got to run. You got to find that sheet. Go through some more laundry bags, go through the plant, go through everything. Hey, you're looking for a sheet with music? That's it. Okay, Mr. Keep your shirt on. Here it is.  Music by Jimmy McHugh words by Harold Adamson. And I'm sure you all remember that it went like this. Well, Jimmy McHugh is a ratio algae aren't all right. The kind of story that Americans love to hear and even repeat to the youngsters. So they can say, you too might help write the songs of a nation. Once there was a kid who started out as an office boy for the Boston Opera, eight weeks, eight bucks a week. And now the whole country sings and dances to his music. Oh, yes, it's a wonderful story. The story of Jimmy McHugh. Because it says if you've really got it, there's nothing that can keep you down. You've really got a song to sing. Keep singing it. One of these days, everybody else will be singing it with you. You know, we couldn't put into one half hour even one half of doing McHugh's great songs. But we couldn't bring this tribute to a close without including one of the hits from Jimmy McHugh and Harold Adams' new Broadway hit as the girls go. So here's one of Broadway's current show tunes. And by the way, if you don't know it already, you'll want to know it. Next moment, you came along for his contribution to the great popular music of America, the Association of American Railroad Space Tribute to Jimmy McHugh. The lasting tribute to Jimmy McHugh and to his wonderful songs, the railroad hour is presenting him with a parchment scroll. And here to accept it today, which also happens to be his birthday is Mr. Jimmy McHugh. It's a great joy on the nicest birthday present I could have. Hearing you and Lou Steele sing all of my songs, I just brought back such wonderful memories. This has been a great day and I'll never forget it. Say, Jim, I bet you and Harold Adams who knew something like this would happen last year when you wrote this great tune. It's a most unusual day. You like throwing my worries away. As an old native born Californian would say it's a most unusual day. It's a most unusual time. I keep feeling my temperature climb. If my heart won't behave in the usual way. Well, there's only one thing to say. It's a most unusual, most unusual, most unusual day. Happy birthday to you. Keep writing hit after hit in the years to come. Will you? Oh, folks, next week, the railroad hour will pay tribute to the great team of writers, Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz and their score for bandwagon. You'll hear many, many big hits. And among them, this old favorite for the law, not enough. You can face the music brought to you this week at this time by the American Railroads. These railroads are your hometown parkers. They are an essential, dependable working part of the life of thousands of cities and towns all over America. Railroads employ local people, often by supplies locally. They own local property and pay local taxes on it. They are responsible citizens and good neighbors in your own hometown. Well, it looks as though we're ready to pull out. And so until next week, goodbye. Gordon Macrae is now being seen in the Warner Brothers Technicolor production, Look for the Silver Lining. Tonight's tribute, the part of Jimmy McHugh was played by Barney Phillips and Don Randolph was Harold Adams. Now for Lucille Norman, the sportsman John Rarigan, his orchestra and your host, Gordon Macrae, a hearty invitation to meet us again next week at the same place on your dime. We'll have more songs and an exciting tribute to Arthur Schwartz and Howard Dietz and their wonderful score for the bandwagon. This is Marvin Miller speaking.


If you care about raw production in college, you might have some questions about Chris Olave. Despite four seasons at Ohio State, Olave never cracked 1,000 scrimmage yards or 65 touches, and he totaled just three carries as well across those four seasons. Now it is easier to forgive production question marks if there's a bona fide breakout as a senior, but we didn't even get that. If you adjust for his opponent's face, he had one of the weaker EPA profiles over expectation in this class. Olave's profile is eerily similar to Marquis Lee's although to be fair, Olave is considered a higher profile prospect in terms of the scouting grades. Still, Olave's small, 6 feet tall, 187 pounds, but does still check the efficiency boxes. He has 4.39 second 40 yard dash speed that's going to work in the NFL, and his route running should keep the floor high. The ceiling though may not be truly elite.


NATO's head general Stoltenberg believes the weakened, aborted mutiny showed that President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine was a mistake. Stoltenberg told reporters in Lufiana, which will host the next month's NATO summit, was also speaking in line with German Defense Minister Boris Pristoryus, who was also in Lufiana, who said that the mutiny showed that Russia was an unstable and unpredictable state. And yet another demonstration of the big strategic mistake that President Putin made with his legal annexation of Crimea and the war against Ukraine. As Russia continues its assault, it is even more important to continue our support to Ukraine. Ukrainians have launched a counter-offensive to retake occupied land. And the more land they are able to liberate and stronger, the stronger their hand will eventually be at the negotiating table to achieve a just and lasting peace. Once the war ends, we must put arrangements in place for Ukraine's security so that history does not repeat itself. If Russia thinks it can intimidate us from supporting Ukraine, it will fail.


Hey everyone welcome back to another counter side video so today we will be discussing the top 10 future proof rangers in counter side but before that if you wanted updated counter side videos please hit the subscribe button down below. Alright guys so a lot of you have been asking me who can I or who can you level up without worrying about future use so more or less this list is about the top 10 soldiers before we proceed to the top 10 I'll have to mention the honorable mentions there are two in this list so namely we have seiyoon so seiyoon is actually good going to be good in future PvE matches or battles and she is actually she cracks she might crack the top 10 in some lists and also we have sparrow which is actually a good ranger for your mech teams and also barely cracks the list for our top 10 so as we start our top 10 we have here this list is actually not a ranking list this is just sorted out according to alphabetical order we will start with your assault trooper so your assault trooper is actually a very good early game early game deployment anywhere deployment unit that that you can still use in the endgame it's still being used in the Korean server and more or less the he your assault trooper is actually very vital in rush games in more or less in rush components so assault trooper astra troop skill info nothing much so just basic attack and you have a passive skill which is parachutes into wherever help is needed so can deploy anywhere regardless of enemy boss or ships HP again for the cost of the assault trooper which is to it is actually actually a very good unit to have you they are supplementary range unit that you can deploy anywhere and it's it attacks all around attack which can they can attack air and ground units for your enemies so eddie fisher is actually future proof as well he belongs to a soldier type and he is actually a buffer soldier and counter so you can put him in your soldier slash a plus counter teams and you can actually he can actually be very good in PvP and PvE he is actually obtainable in the orca side story 3-2 so let's take a look at his stats so for eddie fisher you have a basic skill basic attack so fires rifle valid hits plus one so it's an AOE so passive skill has a commanding presence wherever he is increases surrounding soldiers attack by 10% so the rest increases his attack and buff also decreases soldiers damage taken by 10 at level 5 for a special skill so high performance grenade throws a grenade inflicting AOE damage on and around the foremost target so 2 to 4 levels is damage maximum 25% then valid hits also additional of 1 so this total of 4 valid hits also another passive skill for him because he is a soldier after a certain battle he learned to work in harmony with counters so decreases surrounding counters damage also by 10% it increases his HP and buff increases to counters attack by 10% as well again he's a very good buffer for soldier plus counter teams so so again for eddie fisher for his cost of 2 is a very good all around the ranger and his attack is all around as well so he could attack air and ground units okay next would be one of the stars of this list which is Elizabeth pendragon so she's an SSR ranger and she is she can actually be an all around attacker hitting air and ground units so more or less she is a counter she is a crowd control unit and also she can be deployed anywhere in the battlefield and when once she is deployed she deals damage right away okay she is actually good in PvP and PvE modes and she can be attained in the banner actually she has a banner right now where you can attain her and she could also be attained in the selector ticket for her or for SSRs let's take a look at her skills so in terms of her skills she has a basic attack so valid hits plus one so throw several daggers at a target so passive skill is knife balleray valid hits is two creates and throws knives to keep enemies at bay inflicts aoe damage on her opponent's spot and then moves back this ability is actually very very good in taking out snipers and taking out enemy rangers which are squishy of course and this level once you level this skill up level three two three and four she gets a plus 12% intensive attack and level five passive attack damage plus 50% which is actually very very good her special skill is noblest throw 22 second cooldown valid hits is also three which is an aoe so repeatedly throws knives inflicting aoe damage this skill only affects as many targets as its valid hits and decreases damage taken by 50% for its duration so this skill the range of this one this skill is actually very very far and she reaches a lot of enemies in the back row level two three and four damage plus 25 maximum and at level five valid hits increases at plus one damage taken is 80% for skill duration i'm sorry minus 80% for skill duration instead so again a very big damage reduction for this special skill next would be her ultimate skill so fallen nobles lofty sword cooldown is 48 seconds valid hits is three materializes her family's heirloom sword and nearby targeting inflicting aoe damage tons and targets for five seconds so levels two three and four again it's a plus 25 damage and level five skill always inflicts critical damage which is pretty much very very good okay so again so this is this is what we have for elizabeth she is actually available right now in the banner so i suggest you get her she is very future proof and she is current proof as well and to boot she has a very very good skin that i actually got so again go get elizabeth pendragon in her banner right now okay next on our list would be gayun or gayun so she has a deployment cost of three so she's a ranger all around attack as well so able to hit air and ground units and gayun is actually a counter um she is very good at crown control and she is a debuffer as well she is good both in pvp and pve content she is actually for b probably the queen of all rangers crazy crazy skill um very good effects on her skill and she can only be obtained in her banner which actually happened a couple of weeks or probably a month already actually she was available during she was available during the game launch for southeast asia server so let's take a look at her stats and her skills so for her skills basic attack valid hits one fires a pistol at the foremost target so again levels two to five increase of basic attack damage of maximum 20 percent passive skill is quarter note valid hits is two this one is an aoe after every third basic attack she delivers an enhanced attack inflicting aoe damage on and around her target also decreases the the target's attack speed by 10 percent or four turns so again very good debuff um levels two three and four critical is increased by maximum of 25 percent and level five is attack speed minus 20 percent instead for your enemies when you reach level five the next would be a special skill so double flat um cooldown is 23 seconds valid hits is three dodges backward and fires an energy bomb inflicting aoe damage on and around the foremost target stuns targets for one second actually this is my one of my one of the most favorite skills that i've seen and in terms of being able to inflict damage and being able to stun so this skill levels two three and four damage maximum of 25 percent and level five stun duration is a plus one second so total of two seconds next is her ultimate skill so pratissimo um 45 seconds cooldown valid hits is three so aoe fires projectile that quickly hits multiple enemies several times inflicting aoe damage so level two three and four is maximum plus 25 percent and level five is passive decreases ultimately skill cooldown by two seconds so skill cooldown goes down to 42 seconds so again for gayo and watch out for her banner once she's going to be you know her banner comes out again she is really a good investment for you guys very good in terms of now in terms of being future proof you will enjoy using her in your teams and again i'm sorry she frequently gets banned but when she gets unbanned she will really really be good for your team she is even good to use at even ban one at four deployment cost but again try to get her as you know as early as you can if you have the chance for her banners okay next is john mason so he is actually a soldier um ranger all around attack as well so air and ground units again very future proof um he is actually with crowd control debuffer as well and also a summoner and he is good with pvp and pv contents and he can be obtained in the john mason side story four dash three let's take a look at his skills so for his basic skill basic attack you have here valid hits one fires all his guns at the target in front so basic damage goal goes all the way up from level two to five to 20 percent passive skill is anti-co drone ian jr so uses the drone he built himself to take the upper hand in battle this drone summons a co or a corrupted thing that can't be healed once per battle um after 35 seconds from its creation so level two to four so plus hp of 20 percent level five is 28 seconds duration before summoning co okay special skill tracking emp grenade so 20 seconds cooldown valid hits his two aoe as well throws a portable emp he built himself inflicting aoe damage on and around the target seals the damage target skills for eight seconds that's a silence for you guys so they won't be able to play their special skill and their i think their ultimate skill level two three and four is a damage maximum of plus 25 uh level five cooldown minus four seconds so this becomes a 16 second uh uh cooldown also cancels barriers as well so again very good debuff and his other passive skill is efficiently modified operating system of armored forces increases all mechs attacks by 10 so you can actually bring him together with mech teams as well level two three four is all mechs attack plus two two and four so total of eight percent level five all mechs defensive penetration plus 10 added two passive buff so again um john mason very obtainable in the game um just have to farm his shards um if you might get lucky you would be able to get a drop and get him outright but again he is available in his own side story okay next would be jucian so jucian is a ranger um only being able to attack a ground targets because he is actually using a sword so again jucian for the three cost is actually a very good very good sr hero or unit and more or less he is a counter he is also good for crowd control and he can be deployed anywhere in the battlefield as you need him he is good for pvp and pve and he is actually obtainable when you start the game for counter side he will be given to you for free and let's take a look at his skills so in terms of his skills basic skill basic attack so valid hits two dashes forward and backward a long distance inflicting aoe damage basic attack um increased level five two to five um total of 20 percent passive skill is assesses the battle situation and a secures advantage point can be deployed anywhere regardless of any b boss or ship hp so two to five damage taken is a minus total of 16 percent which is actually good his special attack is a counter attack so 20 seconds valid hits two ignores damage from its stunning special skills and shoots a spirit sword inflicting aoe damage stuns the targets for 1.5 seconds so if you can see here um level two three and four cooldown for the skill is being reduced to five then that level five is damaged it has a plus 25 percent ultimate skill is spatial slash 40 seconds cooldown valid hits is force of performance slash and drops a building onto enemies inflicting aoe damage stuns the targets for five seconds again damage for the skill is increased to 20 from level two to level four and level five skill always inflicts crit damage and this is actually very good as well so um my thoughts on jew shion level him up um even though he's an s s r he's actually going to help you with your you know he can actually attack from behind what they call the even though he has a sword he can attack from behind a defender and extend towards the attacker or sorry towards the striker in front or somebody in front of your defender um again he is good very very good and he's very future proof okay so we have here kang soyun so police what for she's an s s r and she's a ranger all around the attack as well air and ground units unfortunately i still don't have her at this point i think i need two more days to get her in her what they call this in her um side story so the um she can be obtained in swap for side story three dash four that's her own side story and she can obtain can be obtained in the banner right now which is available for you guys but i would really if you're a free to play player i would suggest that you just pull for her in the side story you might get lucky and you get her outright um but if you're in the hurry of getting her try to summon for her in her banner right now let's take a look at her skills her skills actually she isn't um sorry kang soyun is actually also a summoner because she summons a i think a stronghold and she's a buffer as well and she can be um deployed anywhere in the battlefield as well and she gives very big damage let's take a look at her skills so basic attack values hits is one fires a pistol at the target not to brag you know that not to you know not to brag so much about this skill so level two three and four basic attack damage of plus 20 percent her passive skill uh wears the location value two hits driving a police car whereas you can deploy it anywhere on the battlefield so this is the one that gives um her value knocks enemies backward with aoe damage when deployed and summons a shield man at the same level on the spot where the car exploded so again this skill um kills your snipers kills your squishy healers at the back um even you know even probably your squishy rangers level five level two three and four is an attack of plus 12 total level five explosion damage plus 15 percent summon stronghold instead of shield man so again um this is where she summons um a stronghold once you level up your level five passive skill uses her experience to fight co as a non-counter commander decreasing surrounding soldiers damage taken by 15 percent increasing their attack by 15 which is actually a very good buff level two three and four increases um hp by um 20 percent and level five buff effects changes to soldier damage taken minus 20 percent and attack by 20 so again she gives that buff to soldiers which is actually very good she's not really valid for her damage but to the buffs the summon and the damage that she gives that she gives especially when she summons with the car going towards an enemy sniper next or last is her passive so uses his strategy developed to counter special crimes reflects five percent or more damage encounters she's an anti counter as well level two three and four damage to counters is going to be a total of plus 10 level five is damaged to counters another plus five which is a total of 15 and damage to sniper plus 30 percent which i think you guys should consider when you level her up again she's one of the best best irritants in the game and um snipers and squishy people on the back really really are at her mercy um so she's one of the best soldier units to boot and i suggest you guys get her because she is very future uh very future proof okay so next would be kyle wong so kyle wong is actually good for a three deployment ranger all around attack as well in terms of air and ground so he is actually a counter with the crowd control and also a summoner because he summons a bulwark two bulwarks to be exact when you max him out he is good in pvp and pve and he can be someone in the banner and also a selection ticket for um ssr's so let's take a look at his stats two basic skill one valid hit fires a rifle basic attack total damage um once you reach level five is plus 20 percent passive skill active expansion uses a weapon that becomes more powerful the longer it's used basic attacks cast a four four second buff when this buff stacks four times it enhances basic attacks increasing their damage on targets by six percent of their current hp bosses and ships included so that attack increases level three and four maximum of plus 12 percent and level five is damaged by eight percent of current hp instead again it's good to give him additional hp so that um the damage should also be increased special skill strategy bulwark summons a bulwark four meters in front of him that lasts for eight seconds upon summoning the bulwark stuns and damages targets for two seconds this includes actually air units afterwards it forces a nearby target to attack it at regular intervals levels one two three and four targets units so plus three in total and five additional summons a small bulwark 30 meters in front of uh in front four four seconds again this is very annoying in terms of the skills so you need to deal with this bulwark before you have to move forward again khaluang very good uh now and also as a future proof for future um events for counter side um ultimate skill gravity gun 45 seconds cooldown valid hits is three overloads his special rifle inflicting aoe damage and on around the foremost target so damage increases um at around level four from two to four so damage plus 25 percent and the cooldown of the spell or the skill is decreased by 10 seconds so down to 35 seconds again khaluang much um has been a favorite in terms of um southeast asia launch and probably during the korean server launch he is actually very very good one of the favorites that i've been using when i started the game he makes the game easier and he will be vital in other future events so try to summon him in his banner if you can he is very future proof okay we have here the chair lady so russaria lefried because she's a ranger of course all around attacks so attacks air and ground units she is actually a forecast unit which is actually good and she is also she's also a ranged aoe dps unit which is pretty much ridiculous um very good in terms of damage very good dps and aoe as well and her range is also pretty ridiculous so that she reaches a bit much of your of the enemy's backline so she is good for pvp and pve and she could only be obtained in the banner let's take a look at her skills so basic attack valid hits creates a small flame um basic attack uh maximum percentage plus is going to be 20 percent passive skill owner of the throne so of course she's a chair lady permanently increased attack by 1.5 percent for each skill up to 15 percent and levels two three and four hp addition of plus 20 percent level five is immunity to all damage for four seconds upon deployment which is actually very crucial special skill is destructive light 20 second cooldown valid hits the three firing blazing beams at enemy in front the causing hits done and aoe damage this skill is pretty much annoying as well once she gets deployed um level two three and four damage of plus 25 maximum level five is redeployment reset special skill cooldown also causes hits done to targets in special skill mode okay ultimate skill punishing edge 55 second cooldown valid hits is three rises from her throne in summons of fiery sword swinging it at once inflicts aoe damage on enemies in front and levitates them damage is going to be a total buff of 25 percent and at level five ultimate skill cooldown minus 15 seconds when redeployed which is actually very good because i've seen her being redeployed and she deals a lot of damage once she uses her special or ultimate skill so again um rosaria is going to be fantastic now and for future events for um for her and she absolutely is future proof and more or less if you have a chance to get her again try to get her as soon as you can okay so the last on our list would be shinja shinja is a ranger all around attack as well air and ground unit so shinja is a buffer and also good for crowd control good also for pvp and pve and she can be summoned in the banner also in the selector ticket and more or less let's take a look at her stats sorry at her skills so basic attack valid hits basic attack is a plus 20 total at level five passive skill is uses her excellent leadership to energize her allies increases attack speed by seven seven percent for her allies and for her so again she's a buffer so levels two three and four attack speed total increase percentage should be seven percent so plus seven so that's 14 level five crit stats at plus 200 added to her passive skill which is pretty ridiculous special skill augmented reality 22 seconds valid hits is two using an augmented reality device summons up to two clones with with 70 percent over hp in attack and inflicts aoe damage in front clone deliver enhanced attacks the equivalent of special skills every 12 seconds and can't be healed so again for for her cooldown it's going to be decreased by four seconds for this special skill a level two three and four and level five is a permit damage taken minus 10 percent when used so up to 30 percent and lastly her ultimate skill 45 second cooldown valid hits is three fires her company's proprietor counter bullets with their rifle knocking the former target and surrounding enemies backward with damage damage buff would be plus 25 percent from two three four levels and countdown for this for this skill would be decreased by 10 once you have her at level five for her ultimate skill so again don't miss out on shinja as well she is also future proof a lot haven't been using her because there are are better rangers than her but again she would be viable in future events or countersides so please do not sleep on her in terms of not getting her or leveling her up okay guys so more or less that ends this list for the top 10 soldiers oh sorry top 10 rangers that are future proof so again guys thank you for staying this long in this video i know this video took a long because we need to discuss a lot of rangers in this list but again if you are still here please consider 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