Hey there everyone, I thought I would give a quick demo of the progress we've been making with the offline library feature in our Android app. If you recall, the offline library is a feature that lets you access Wikipedia content when you're completely offline and this is done by downloading a large subset of Wikipedia or what we call a pack of articles, but you download it while you're still online so that you'll have them available when you're offline. Whether you can put your phone into airplane mode or just if your connection drops out randomly for whatever reason you could be passing through a tunnel or camping in the woods, anything like that. Anyway, let's launch the app and I'm greeted by this onboarding card in our feed talking about the offline library. So let's find out more about it and we have some more tutorial screens about what the offline library is and all of its benefits. Okay. So I've already gone ahead and downloaded a couple of article packs because it does take a little while to download them, but supposing I didn't have any yet, we can go to add to my offline library and here we have this big list of possible article packs for you to download and this list is still TBD. We're still researching what kinds of packs or what kinds of gradations of content would be best to offer to our users, but right now we put a pretty wide spectrum of the type of content you can download. So you can get pretty much the full Wikipedia up here to there's Wikipedia with no pictures. Down here we have the top 45,000 articles from Wikipedia, which by the way, this is a much more manageable download and it's actually a pretty good coverage of a lot of the topics on Wikipedia. I like this one quite a bit, but you can also have packs of specific Wiki projects like here's Wiki project medicine, so all articles relating to medicine and of course different languages. So up here we have English and then there's German and Spanish, French and so on and in case you're wondering these are actually bundles that are built by Kiwix. So right now our app is directly compatible with ZIM files that are offered by Kiwix. We're just providing this our own interface here to let you download them and use them. So you can click on any one of these and tap the download button and it'll start downloading in the background for you. But let me just go back here. So what does it mean? What does it mean when you've got an article pack downloaded? Let's say you've finished downloading one of these things and then what? Well, then you can go back and you can use the app as you normally would. You can pretty much forget that you've got the offline pack downloaded. So right now we're still online and we can be browsing articles. Let me just click a couple of links here. Okay, but now suppose I lose my internet connection. Let me just disable my Wi-Fi here. Okay, so now I'm offline, but I'm still reading this article. And then let's say I click a link. Okay, and the link gets loaded because this article is part of my offline library. And now I'm reading this from my offline pack. And I can click any of the links here and continue my reading uninterrupted. And as long as the link that I click is present in the offline library, it'll just load seamlessly. And so other parts of the app will also work when you're offline. Because of the offline library, we can do a random article. That's a random article from one of the content packs. We can go up here to search. We can search and the search results are coming from the offline library.  So notice once again that I've got two packs downloaded. And you can actually download multiple packs and they will work together seamlessly. So you can see here I've got the top 45,000 pack and I've got the wiki project medicine pack. So let's say I go here and I search for Picasso. Okay, so this is probably going to come from the top 45,000 pack. But then if I search for Sarcoidosis, that's probably going to come from the wiki project medicine pack. But really it doesn't matter as long as you've got those packs downloaded, they'll just be available and you don't need to worry about it again. So yeah, like I was saying, we're still conducting research on what types of article packs that are going to make the most sense for us to offer, because obviously these download sizes can be a little intimidating. So it'll be a balance between a manageable download size and the best possible representation of the content that the user is going to need. And there's also more logistical stuff like where these things are going to be hosted on the web and who's going to be responsible for creating them and stuff like that. And by the way, let me just go back to another random article here. I'm still offline, but the moment we go back online, let's wait for this to go back online, if we click a link in an article and we're online, this goes back to the online version of the article and we're back online and that's it, totally seamless. So anyway, it'll be a little while longer before we actually make this available to our beta audience while we're still conducting this research. But until then, this is where we're at. Okay, thanks for watching.


Hey there, we're going to talk about the 3D printer, this MakerBot Replicator Plus. We're going to talk about how to set it up and some of the safety concerns. The way the 3D printer works uses plastic from a school and it goes through the extruder and the software prints it out and moves the extruder around to get it onto the build plate to make a three-dimensional object. So some of the safety concerns, the extruder gets extremely hot, over 200 degrees Celsius, so we want to make sure that that is not touched. Additionally, this gantry moves and is open, so we'll want to make sure that there's no loose clothing or jewelry. We'll start by changing the filament for the MakerBot. To do that, we're going to use the on-screen controls, and so I'm going to go to filament and unload filament, selecting that. Now it's going to go through its process to heat up the extruder and eject the filament. So it's just ejecting the material. So I'm going to lift up the material tray, and it says unloading is complete. So I can spin this around to take back in the filament. I'm going to use these two tabs to eject the spool, and then I'm going to secure the end of the filament so it doesn't get lost, like that. Next I'm going to take my new filament spool, same way I'm going to clip it into the material tray so it's secured, and stick it into the receiving hole, and I feed it through. I'm watching for it to come out of this tube, and just by a couple of inches.  Then it will heat the extruder up to the appropriate temperature, and you'll follow the on-screen instructions. So it says to load the filament, and I will insert until it begins pulling on its own, and I will let it pull. Then I'm going to watch down here until my filament extruded turns to the orange that we need. It's coming out. I'm watching, and now it turned orange, so I can select that the filament is extruding. Now I'm going to head over to the computer to set up the print. Using the software MakerBot print, I've opened my design, and I can see it on the build plate. I'll adjust the settings to what I'm looking for in this product. Now that I have my settings properly adjusted, I'll send it to the printer. Now that the file has been sent over to the printer, it will go through a few initializing steps, and then begin printing. I'm going to stick with the 3D printer just for a couple minutes to make sure that the print has started appropriately. Once it's done with a couple layers, I'm going to go ahead and step away and let the 3D printer work its magic. Now you'll notice that our print has finished. So we easily pull the tray off, and we can flex the tray to loosen our print and pop it off. In case that it is a little more difficult, we do have the spatula here to help remove the material. Once we have it off of our plate, we can re-insert and snap in the build plate. Now we're ready for our next print job.


In Scratch, characters are called sprites. You can delete a sprite by clicking on the scissors and then clicking on the sprite. Can you find another way to delete a sprite?


Welcome to another edition of TV8 Sports UW Shiboyan Girls Volleyball. Tonight we have a triangular matchup with UW Shiboyan playing against UW Waukesha on the first match. I'm your host, Jonathan Wickert. Alongside me is Rachel LeFerb and coach Penny Mulecki. And UW Shiboyan coming out ready to kick butt. Now this should be quite a great game, I believe. And your officials for tonight are Perry Kotke and Dave Dykstra. Your line officials are Andrew Stewart and Will Fisher. Serving first will be UW Shiboyan. Jackie setting up Rachel LeFerb on that attack. UW Shiboyan, Shiboyan off to a good start. Let's see if they can get on their streak. We should mention right away that this is a rally game. Meaning that you never came to the scores and they score right away. Coming out swinging point Waukesha with the serve. UW Shiboyan, point Waukesha. Serving for Waukesha is number eight, Alyssa Stroik. That's set by Kramer. UW Shiboyan doing well to come out swinging right away and get that offensive momentum building. Right there is how you should play volleyball. Bump, set, spike. Paige Weerico with the serve. Quite right about that, Bob. Tends to work out a little better. That was Tammy Miller with the attack there. Nice swing. Point UW Shiboyan, the score is three to three. Serving again for Shiboyan will be Paige Weerico. I must say that was pretty intense there. They had a volley going, didn't they? Slap by Waukesha, Amber Pearlbury. Nicely over by Rachel LeFerb. Done by Shiboyan swinging well this game. They have struggled in the past but they got the swings going early this game. Another serve by Weerico. Waukesha not too organized there. And as I speak of organization, UW Shiboyan just lets it fall. That was definitely a miss key on their part. Let's see if they can get that point. That was Rachel Church for Waukesha with the serve. Waukesha, Shiboyan four, Waukesha five. Nice attempt. Breaking the action. Clear up some technicalities. Shiboyan coming out well, swinging. See if they can keep this up and get their streak going in. Get their first win of this match. This is a two out of three for this trying to match up. Let's see if Shiboyan can sweep Waukesha on. Okay, so they put an iron there. Let's hope the Waukesha can stay focused for the rest of this game and pull out the swing. Well, it's early and well, with rally scoring, it can go quick. Scoring up to 30. Games can go quick. However, they can tend to drag. This being a trying to match up, Bob, we'll have to see. This could be a long night. If they go all the way, the full best out of three, these teams are going to play a lot of volleyball tonight. Scores up to 30. Almost have the score cleared up here. We've got a red on the board. Just got to clean it up on the paper. Just a little bit of a technical problem. Not too severe. If you notice, Kramer is the setter for Shiboyan. You'll notice she will have the second ball or the set most often. So you'll see her setting a lot. And let's see who keeps swinging in the game. Shiboyan's back with the serve. Okay, Gabriel's with the serve. Just got a little bit off of that. Just got a little too much guns on that one. Oganoff serving. Look at that come. Walkishaw lets one fall. Serving for Shiboyan is Rachel LeFerv. Scores 26. Walkishaw 8. That's surprising to see Rachel go on and serves. She does have 31 kills so far this year. Point Shiboyan serving is Jessica Keras. She does have quite the arms. She will be swinging for Walkishaw. Keras serves for Shiboyan. Scores now. Shiboyan 10. Walkishaw 8. Has 26 kills for the year. And she serves again. This is a beautiful run for Shiboyan. Looking good. Tandy Miller. And a free ball. Let's see what Shiboyan can do. A short set. 13, Shiboyan. Eight Walkishaw. A short set by Miller on that one. But Kramer able to get under and get the ball over. Keras puts it in that. White Walkishaw. Serving for Walkishaw. Miller from Howard's Grove. Freshman put four. Kramer cleans that one up and puts it in. This score is now 759. Shiboyan's making up. Miller puts it deeper to corner. Gabriel is just going to knock him up with that one. That's a tough one to play. Kramer of Shiboyan serving will be Kramer. Beautiful set. And LaFerve is long. Nice attack. Just a little long. And serving for Walkishaw. This is strike. Set by Kramer and LaFerve. Little touch of finesse on that one. White Shiboyan. This score is now 22-11. Shiboyan leaving once again. We're going to serve. And serving for Walkishaw. Number two. Walkishaw gets organized. Let's see. Looks like Shiboyan could have a good answer for that. The offense of Walkishaw. Let's see if I can take that. Nice attempt by Karris. I do believe part of the strategy with Shiboyan is to wear out Walkishaw. Since which Walkishaw is short, two players today. Karris trying to go cross-court in that last attack. LaFerve. Nice attempt by Weiricula. Shot clawing to get back in this game. Better be careful here. They only have a four-point lead at this point. Shiboyan calls timeout. They want to put a stop to this run. Volleyball is a game of streaks. Let's see if Shiboyan can stop this streak. We'll see how Walkishaw does tonight. They are playing with just enough players. With just six people. Let's see if they get worn out later in the match. Shiboyan coming out strong. Swinging a lot. Has an offense rolling. Walkishaw just getting going in the offense. Let's see if Shiboyan has an answer for it. Shiboyan on height. On their team. Shiboyan does have the tallest person playing right now. Six foot Sarah. Six foot Sarah Warthman. Let's see if she can get up there and put up some good blocking in the middle. Walkishaw serves. It was Rachel Church. Walkishaw's tallest player at 5-11. That's the game we'll serve now. Shiboyan Christian. A 5-8 middle hitter, a freshman. Nice tip over. Shiboyan looking very organized so far this game. A little miscommunication there. Between Miller and Kramer. This floor now is 21-17. Let's see if Shiboyan can get the serve back and keep this game rolling in their favor. Serving for Walkishaw. Elizabeth Oganoff. We got a little stoppage time here. A little moisture on the floor. I imagine that's like on the ball. On the ball. I thought it was on the floor. You know it is quite a hot day out today. Beautiful out. Put the ball in play. Go put it over. Kramer sets it. Harris tries to go cross court again. Blockers were up. She came just short. Harris hitting cross court again. Let's see if they get organized. A nice rally there for both teams. A lot of hustle. Serving is looking. You see the LeFerber or Gabriel's that I saw in the warm-up. He's picking a jump serve. Let's see if they bring that out. Playing off the net nicely. That's a tough one to take on. Yes, Walkishaw has now cut the lead by two. Walkishaw definitely back in this game. She's working to get... No communication up for Achilles' heel right there. 22-21. Walkishaw very much in this game all of a sudden. Sheboygan in control early. Point Sheboygan. Let's see if they can put this one away. Serving will be Harris for Sheboygan.  Let's hope so. Jessica has ten aces now so far for this year. Nice serve. Another nice serve. Melissa Stroke again. You got to stay strong to put this game away. Let's see. Sheboygan puts the ball back in place. Another nice serve. Stop with Serving right there. Ball. Let's see if Sheboygan can organize. Walker Shaw 23. Wow, this is a very close match. Teams are very evenly matched. Whoever gets stronger at the end of the game is going to put this one away. Stroke swinging again. Walkishaw. Today's short serve from Walkishaw. Point Sheboygan. Miller. She has some solid serves before. There's another one. Sheboygan. That's it for all. I thought Sheboygan was going to have that one there for me. Well, let's see. He wants to get this team back on the streak here. Tied at 26 all now. Sheboygan was very much in control early and during the Miller matches. Let it just slip away a little bit. Let's see if Sheboygan can get fired up again and get swinging, get some points on the board and take this first game. As you can see, there's a few fans that came out to watch the game. Support Sheboygan Wombats. It's always glad to see Sheboygan and his fans come out. A good crowd. A vocal crowd. Let's hope these Wombats can pull a win for this crowd. Here we go. Wombats come out. Fired up and ready to go. There for a minute. And Stroke swinging hard. Kramer up for the block but it falls. No one there to clean up on the tips. Sheboygan in the past had struggled getting his blockers up but tonight they're getting up for the block. Point Sheboygan. Kramer makes his way back on the service line. The ball is a little bit moist again. Oh my bad. It's not the ball this time. It's the floor. Sheboygan looking to get the first win. They've been struggling the past but improved greatly. Wombats can get some points and close up this game. Close up this game right here. Take a 1-0 lead in the match. Kramer at the side. And we're going to tap throw. Kramer makes her way back to the line. Salads. That's exactly what Sheboygan needed to do right now. Right on game point. Let's see if Kramer can do it again. The momentum has swung back to Sheboygan at this point. In our first match Sheboygan takes a 1-0 lead in the match and will be back with game two of this first match of UW-Sheboygan versus Waukesha Tech. I'll get receipt confirmation and a quicker refund. E-File or tell your techs prepare to do it for you and join the 60 million E-Filers who consider it done. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to TVA Sports. UW-Sheboygan women's volleyball game two. UW-Sheboygan playing Waukesha County Technical College. Waukesha to serve in this second game of best of three matchup. In the first game Sheboygan came out swinging. Let's see if they can do it again here. That was a very close match last game. Sheboygan did pull it off. They had momentum going through all. The majority of the game almost lost momentum at the end, but they ended up pulling it off. Looking off to a bumpy start. That's all right. Sheboygan started off kind of bumpy in the beginning of the last game.  That was a nice hit by Gabriel's. And they carry by LaFever. Not up too much. Before Megan Nealise in the game and outside hitter, standing 5-foot-2 of freshman from random lake, serving his page, Weerico. Let's hope this momentum sticks with Sheboygan. Robinson with that one. Definitely the momentum has gone Sheboygan's way. She points Sheboygan. Sheboygan keeps this up. It's going to be a quick game. It's in swinging for Waukesha. Waukesha guys are up right there. Five of a piece. We're to serve for Waukesha. I believe that was Sarah Worthman. They have Sarah Worthman listed as an outside hitter here at 6-foot. She's a freshman from Plymouth. Let's see if she can add to that middle blocking. And pictured right there we have Andrew Stewart running on line judges. Strong serve by Gabriel. And with the bump, Kramer with the set. And Karris with the attack. All ahead by Sheboygan who gives point Waukesha. Walking back to the line for Waukesha, Elizabeth Oganoff. She's a middle hitter, 5-5. And a freshman from Kettle Marine. Over the line for Sheboygan. Megan has formation there. Basically Sheboygan set up wrong. One of the players had to be in the backcourt sticking over the line and she wasn't. So they get called on that one. And Kramer without Worthman puts it over. Strike taps back over for Waukesha. Karris punches it over. Quite the body we're having here. A big swing by Strike for Waukesha off Sheboygan depends on Waukesha. Puts it down. We're going to get it down on the deck for that one. It cannot come up with it. Now it's 7-9. Sheboygan's losing. This isn't good. Bob got a river, viable. It's a game of streaks. Ace by Waukesha. It was Rachel Church in the night. Karris for Sheboygan. Weirko puts it over for Sheboygan. Robinson for Waukesha. Swing big. Point Waukesha. Service for Waukesha is Church. Church from Waukesha north. Now it's 8-12. Church puts it back in for Waukesha. See if Sheboygan can come to steer the points back here. Kramer puts it over. Nice attack by Kramer. Beautiful kill. And coming in for Sheboygan is Megan Muleis. Coming out, Sarah Worthman. Megan stands in a whopping 5-2. This is their first year playing for the Wampans. Muleis to serve. Drops went in and up asleep. The hitter for Waukesha. That's Alyssa Stroig. She has been a go-to hitter besides the set went over. Muleis puts it in play. Ock by Sheboygan and they carry. It's one of those hustle situations. You just end up getting caught in right there. It's almost a heartbreak when that happens. You get the block, but this doesn't fall over in the net for you. Little confusion about Waukesha now. Sheboygan digs it nicely. Karris puts it over nicely through that row. I believe that block just hit the ref up right there. Putting the official in the game off. Stroig with a booming serve. Sheboygan definitely has the blockers up at the net. And it pays off. Sheboygan's right up there in the net. Kramer just puts it over there. Three blockers up in the net for Sheboygan there. Kramer to serve it. Serving at 11-14. Yes! Let's hope they can keep that up. That's it by Kramer. Perlberg for Waukesha putting that one over there. If you guys have forgotten the score, it is 12 Sheboygan, 15 Waukesha. Set by Kramer. One over by Lafever. Perlberg gets a good swing on that one. A nice hustle by Sheboygan. I thought that was a tough call. Very close. Set by Kramer. Sheboygan comes out swinging there. Weirko taps that one over. Sheboygan did have its blockers up there. Butch Milletski does not look happy about that one. She is off on her seat. Not at all. Big slither. Dross from Waukesha. Dross swinging again. Hustling with the hustle out there. Good hustle out of Sheboygan.  To put the ball in play. Megan Milletski is stuck in position there. I don't think the line judge was ready for that one. That one probably caught him pretty quick. It almost caught Waukesha off guard. He takes a big swing into the net. I'm out of Sheboygan. This one getting away from him rapidly quickly. Let's see if Sheboygan can claw its way back into this game. They controlled the first game early on. Let it slip a little in the end, but it came back to get the win of the first game. Sheboygan needs this time out. They need to regroup and get more organized here. Sheboygan did show strong organization in the first game. They have definitely proved through the last game they've definitely been getting the bumps at spike rhythm down. Let's see if Sheboygan is just going to stop to this Waukesha team and get on their own streak. I think once they get on their own streak, they'll be running for the boards. I believe you are correct. Sheboygan's been doing a wonderful job attacking the nets. They're not going their way right now. They had a couple of blocks not fall their way, you know, a little heartbreaker there. Yeah, you could say that. Sheboygan comes out of the huddle yelling side out. Let's see if this time out helps them at all. Let's hope it does. Let's see what answers they come up with. Pearlburg to put it back in play for Waukesha. Sheboygan wants to close this match out in this game. Waukesha 21-13 in favor of Waukesha. It's a nice set by Fran over there. Realized not able to get to that ball. I think Sheboygan right there was caught a little bit out of position. If the ceiling makes contact. Not for sure. After Sheboygan went through the basketball hoop, they were going to play. Sheboygan's struggling to find an answer for that serve. Sheboygan needs to be to regroup as they're down by 11 at this point now. The way that ruling goes, Bob, if the ball makes contact with the ceiling and your side of that and comes back down and your side of that, you've got hits left, it's still playable. Fascinating. That's a good thing to know. Let's see if Sheboygan could hope to get back in the form they had in the first game of this match. I think they might have to go all time out soon. All right, something falls Sheboygan's way. Four Sheboygan. Substitution here. Two-four. Oh, it comes to Megan Mieleis. Walking in is Sarah Worthman. Hopefully Sarah can make some sort of difference enough. I'm sure Megan has to take a time out. It's like Paige Weirko might have a little asthma attack. This is quite a traumatic moment. Let's hope that she will be all right. We'll be able to come back into the game. Let's see if Sheboygan can really get things together and get back on her roll here. We'll see if Paige is going to be all right. Never a good sign we have a player come off the court like that. I came out of nowhere. Scared me a little bit. He's going to be putting a sub. They're going to put in Tammy Miller. They're going to take Paige Weirko out of the game. Paige, let's see if Tammy can bring a spark off the bench here. They're going to get some blocking up front and Gabriel's to serve for Sheboygan. Gabriel's who's up to serve. She can get an ace. And she did. Bob, you called it. There you go. There we go. What's Sheboygan needed? See if they can get on the horse and ride here. Sheboygan now down by 10. I believe they're going to make a run here. I thought that was out. I wish they had replayed in the sport, but they don't. She lost to serve for Waukesha. Nice save. The score is now 27-15 Waukesha with the lead. Twice on Waukesha, but the first hit was a block. And after a block, you can hit it again. Waukesha looks like they're getting a little bit tired right now. The fever with the serve here doesn't get over the net point Sheboygan. Sheboygan, right? And drop swing for Waukesha then. Nice attempt by Sheboygan. Line for Waukesha. It would be Elizabeth Oganoff. The middle hitter, 5-5 first year from Kettle Moraine. Craneroy that I hit there. It's a big hitter of stroy. This is quite the value of a big hit by Sheboygan. Let's hope they can get a quick stop to her. Like they have in the first game, they did not let her get hit him. This game is a lot different from the first game. I must say that. And strike to hit again. Right through that block put up by Worthman. And that would be our game. 30-18, Waukesha takes that game. This is the best of three. That was the second game out of three. So we'll be right back with the third game. And let's see if Sheboygan can take this match. Get receipt confirmation and a quicker refund. Eat file or tell your tax preparer to do it for you. And join the 60 million e-filers who consider it done. You have a Sheboygan woman's volleyball. Sheboygan playing Waukesha Technical College. You know, Sheboygan took the first game in this match with a commanding force. Holder, they just lost the second game. We saw some big hitting from Waukesha on that second game. Let's see if Sheboygan could have an answer for that big hitting. Sheboygan continues with the big hitting. There's that hitting we were talking about. Sheboygan has been hitting themselves. They've been hitting right from the start. They've been scoring their points. Let's see if Weerico back in the game. She left the previous game. Again, the win knocked out of her. Nice attack at the net. Hopefully Sheboygan can keep its players at the net attacking like that. Give Sheboygan's first point for this final match. Weerico serves. Holder. Nice dig by Miller. Harris puts it up. We'll see if it puts it over. Wow. Number four should be serving right now from what I understand. I kind of got it. They're fixing the rotation. The officials are fixing the rotation. They rotated through with Charlie. So we're back in the proper rotation. And Oganoff will serve this one again. Can't answer that serve.  Let's see if they get Kara swinging. The score right now is two to six. Sheboygan is down. Set by Kramer. Kara's to swing. Watch out. Oh, there we go. Only Sheboygan. Let's see if they get on their streak. I like seeing Sheboygan right in the net attacking that ball. Sheboygan very, very now has built a little bit of a presence at the net there. What a set here. Kara swings again. Got blocked though. That was called in. Last final game. Rachel Church serving for Waukesha. And the serve doesn't make it over the net. Point Sheboygan and serve Sheboygan. That must be a place of appointment when your team make it to the net. Kara's to serve. And she returns it back into the net. As the team switch sides. Team have Waukesha serving. Alyssa strikes going to serve. Alyssa's been the big hitter for Waukesha. This match so far. I'm lost. Why did they switch sides at this moment? Point spot at the end of... I think the switch is a good thing for Sheboygan. If you notice in other two games it seems this side is always the winning side. Miller to put the ball in play. The blockers were up. And they almost had it. Getting really close to this road off the arm. That's frustrating. You work so hard to get in position.  Waukesha puts the ball in play. Kramer with a nice attack. That's a beautiful kill. Beautiful kill. Point Sheboygan. Sheboygan's only down by three right now. And a score of six to nine. Kramer to put the ball in play. Nice serve from Kramer. Kramer to pass it over. Kramer to set. Sheboygan's putting the ball all over the court right now. Set by Kramer. Harris with a nice attack in that one. Harris tries the attack again. It just comes up a little short. That's a little bit out of her reach on that one. Sheboygan is looking great. Kramer puts that one over. Look where Sheboygan is. See if they can get a return on her attacks. This score at this point is six to eleven. Sheboygan is down. At the break though, it is a tight game. Both sides scrapping for their points. Sheboygan looking like they're going to get organized. Kramer to play with something. Pull out the first match of the evening. We also have Sheboygan will be playing against Washington County. That should be quite the game. Let's hope Sheboygan can pull this one off. Serving for Waukesha. And for Pearl Bird. Set by Kramer. Job by Amy Gamer. Sheboygan definitely needed that one. Let's see if the Wombats will fire up. Dross, that big hitter there. Dross will be serving for Waukesha. She has some power behind her hits. Drop that one in perfectly. Between the defenders. So that's instead of power on that one. Close up the ace. Puts that one in. Let's see if she can do it again. Sheboygan takes control of this game. Another nice serve out of her. And Sheboygan up for the block but can't pick it up. They're getting so close with that one. Tears puts that one long. Oganoff puts that one in play for Waukesha. Carries for the set. Fever puts that one over. And Sheboygan's only down by four at this point. Let's hope they can make a comeback right here. Fever puts the serve in. That was a great kill. Great kill. Sheboygan on the street. Let's see how long they can ride it. Another nice serve out of her. Kramer sets. Miller taps it over for the little still shot. Waukesha is out of place. People were on the floor there. Sheboygan couldn't capitalize on Waukesha being out of place. And that is... Game? That's the third game. Sheboygan losing the third game out of the first match. 11 to 15. That was a heart-breaking match right there. Sheboygan loses the first match. Taking the first game. Losing the last two games.  You have to be Sheboygan playing Washington County. It's sports. We have Sheboygan playing against tonight's opponent, Washington County. Now, for Washington County, we have Ashley Hemmings, Brennan... I'm sorry. Breanne Basson. Ashworth. Kelly Burtz. Theresa Okendine. Katie Menin Hall. Shannon Gord. And Coach Bootslick. And for Sheboygan, we will have Tammy Miller, Sarah Worthman, Jessica Karras, Megan Muleis, Stephanie Kimmi, Paige Wirco, Jackie Kramer, Amy Gayley, and Rachel Febber. Now, Sheboygan played... This is their second match of the night. Coming into the previous loss. They can pull on a good offense. This will be our final match of the evening. Wow, these ladies seem like they're fired up for this game. Well, let's see if they keep the sparky glowing. Sheboygan will serve first. Jackie Kramer is at the service line. It's off to a fast start already, I see. We're just getting something situated on the floor. Here we go. Looks like the refs are ready to blow the whistles. It's served by Kramer. Okreziski puts one over. They're just going back and forth with his volley. Sheboygan strikes right away. Washington County is sitting at four and five. Dad, take one from Sheboygan. Sheboygan looking to pick up his first lead. Sheboygan right back in that net with that block. Sheboygan looks like they're fired up for this game as they begin two and all. I think they're ready to get a win out of this match. Washington County able to hit around that block. I must say, Washington County does do a good job on communication. They're always talking to each other out there. Alyssa Henning at the service line for Washington County. Paige Weericko stepping up to the line for Sheboygan. Now, this is one thing with Paige. She's the only sophomore I've played for UW Sheboygan. Okreziski swings away again. Harris swings long. I must say both teams look very unordered. That was a great point. Sheboygan got right up in the net. Okreziski from Washington is taking a little too far. Sheboygan gots to work on that. They can't go along like that every time. Hitting up there, but they were a little bit too close. This time, Sheboygan was caught in the net.  And Sheboygan just tied the game at seven up all. Coming in for Washington is Kelly Burns. I must say they have her listed at five-seven, but I do have to disagree with that. You can see her in the white and the libero uniform. Five-seven. I find that hard to believe too. In the meantime, Sheboygan. You might want to mention what actually libero does for Washington here. You notice Sheboygan doesn't use libero. No, they don't have one. Typically, libero is a specialty player brought in in certain situations. One could be to play the back row. And Sheboygan saves that one. Wow. Helps me a little quick, I guess. Gabriel's club setup. Back by Sheboygan. That's absolutely what you need from Sheboygan. Blocks right up front. Sheboygan's going to have to do a lot of blocking because Washington is already swinging. He's already had a couple of hacks from Washington. Side-out point with Washington. The score is Sheboygan 10-Washington 8. Not in the last match. You did see Sheboygan go up and try for the blocks, but they had a couple heartbreaks on getting the blocks. Jackie Kramer, that's cross-court there. Sheboygan takes it over. Jackie sets it. That was nice. Nice placement. She just snuck that one over the net. She knew where she wanted to put it and put it right in there. She's back to serve for Sheboygan. Serving 11-8. All presents here is a bow. Netball ends here. Sheboygan point for Washington. Kelly. And serving would be Kelly Burns for Washington. And serving would be Kelly Burns for Washington. Sheboygan puts that one over. They just thought it was a reach. Puts the ball in play with a nice serve. There goes the bump. We're going to suffer the net, but it's next with it. Out of bounds. Washington ties the game up with that point at 11-all. Handle the serve from 12-11 to Washington. Placement there by Lefebvre. That was a beautiful tip. Everybody thought she was going cross-court with it, so this tips it a little bit another end. Miller puts this one in play. Just gets caught up in the net there with a double-hit point in Washington. 12-13 in favor of Washington. Serve into the net. Point to Sheboygan. I must say this is a fast scoring game right here. We are already at 13-all. Let's see if Sheboygan can get on the streak. 13 to Sheboygan with Kramer serving. That was number three Brianna Baston. Set by Kramer. Miller puts it over. And there will be a point for Sheboygan there. Coming from Miller. Tammy Miller listed at 5-4 and outside hitter. First year from Howard's Grove. These teams are just going back and forth. Here it goes, puts it in play. And it's set to Olkazinski. He does not put it over. Set it to Olkazinski and it's out. It was nice effort on her part. But luckily for us, it becomes one bad point. Number three Brianna Baston. Brianna Baston, a middle hitter. Listed at 6-foot from Hewasco in the freshman. A little psych out there. Again Sheboygan fighting right at the net. Going to the block. Serve by Amy Gabriel. Amanda Gabriel. Wow, she's on a roll here. See if she can pick up the third one. Sheboygan, you would call this a turkey if she would pick this up. Sheboygan, take it with me. Any way you can get it, right Bob? Absolutely. Washington thought that was out. Just caught the end of the line. Sheboygan now leads 22-15. Pulls out a little tip over, catches Sheboygan. Out of place for the point. I must say this game does remind me of Sheboygan's first match of the night. Let's see if Sheboygan can keep the momentum going though and get the win. Sheboygan with the ball. Karis points Sheboygan. Washington found it. I believe that hit was off from Karis. 22-17 once we get to scoreboard. It might take a minute. We're working on the scoreboard right now. Confusing play there, I can understand the conclusion. I was lost myself. Ball went out through the, didn't make it back into play. I'll serve the handle there. Kramer puts it over. Oh. He's big but hits long, points Sheboygan.  He serves. Karis will put the ball in play. Coming in for Washington, number three, Brianna Baston. And coming out was Kelly Grinch. Sheboygan scores 25-18 in favor of Sheboygan. Tough serve into that. Coming back in is Kelly Burns. Coming out for Washington is Shannon Greger. It's momentum back here. See Sheboygan keep, as I speak, can't really keep it rolling, giving a point to Washington. But all right, Sheboygan still up six. 26-20. There's Tammy Miller in that serve. He's a solid server. Nice dig by Sheboygan. Another nice dig by Sheboygan. But they cannot control it. Sheboygan is getting down on this game. They're getting down to get the digs. Washington's swinging. Tries to tap it over. Washington picks it up. Oh, Krasinski from Washington gets the bump in. Sheboygan just saved that one. The fabric gets it over on the bump. That was exciting volleyball right there. That was a good volley. Back and forth. People going down for the digs. People getting the saves. That was a good volleyball right there. Kramer back as well. Good serve by Kramer. There's an answer back for that. Back row has a gun there. And she unleashed it right there to give Washington a point. 27-22 favor for Sheboygan. Let's see if they can get a point back here. Oh, just gets that one over. Keras puts that one over. Oh, Krasinski from Washington has a long point, Sheboygan. The score is now 28-22. Sheboygan's lead. And Sheboygan has a line check to make sure they get the right server in there. No confusion on their part. Well, Kramer, Jackie Kramer was serving before the side out. Then Washington's serving. Jackie was going to serve again. She can't serve again. Well, great we got this. And Sheboygan scores another point. Afternoon. Gables puts it over to the game point for this game. Let's see if Sheboygan can take the first one. What serves on ace here would be nice. Washington hangs in there. Brandon Vasslin puts that one down. Coming in for Washington, number 10, Shannon Gregg. The score is now 29-24. Weirko just couldn't handle that one. And Kelly Burns comes back in for Washington. Any momentum here. The side out wins the game. What is this game for Sheboygan? Sheboygan takes the first game out of three. I'm John Wickard. Next to me is Bob Broxma. Stay tuned for the second game of three from the U.S. Sheboygan on TV8 Sports. My dad is a hero. He goes into places normal people want to get away from. He rescues families, makes everyone safe. But the best thing he can do is come home. The U.S. Fire Administration reminds you to protect the heroes who protect our lives. Have a smoke alarm on every floor. Test it monthly. Replace the battery yearly. Do your part to get out before they have to come in. Against the Washington County, let's see if they can take the second game and get their first win in the season. I surely hope that they can finish them off right here. They had the momentum throughout the whole game last game. Washington begins with the serve. Tell me about swinging. That's what you like to see. That looked a little bit unorganized on Sheboygan's side. Let's see if Sheboygan can get it together. Get that serve. Beautiful pair puts it over. It's a very dangerous play. You'll be surprised how many times Sheboygan will score off of getting the tips their way. The miracle puts the serve short. Handles the serve set by Kramer. And Karris puts it over. Getting the serve for Washington County. Kramer sets the set. And Karris puts it down dug off by Washington. Miller with the knife called there. Gabriel's over. Sheboygan gets the set something up in that circumstances. Well, they're pointing. They're in the game. Karris puts that one over. Karris sets it. They had the right idea. They were right on the court right away. I didn't mention before that the head coach for Washington is Debbie Butchley. Of course. I don't think we mentioned coach Penny Molletsky. No, we didn't mention that. I'm not a coach at all, I don't believe. Well, now that we have that out of the way, I'm going to give it to Karris Molletsky. Give it some instruction routine. See if we can get him back on their streak. And here we go, Washington to serve. Washington has the lead with 6-2-1. Kramer with the set. Pulled over by Gabriel's. Is what they needed. They regrouped. Look. Gets points back on the board for him. Served by Gabriel's. That's Okrasinski putting it in the net. That's been their hitter so far in the first game. Looks like Sheboygan's been able to handle it until now as of recently. Sheboygan. Sheboygan has got Washington County on their heels. Let's see how much they can take advantage of it. And as I say that, Gabriel's puts the ball into the net. That's always a disappointment when you serve it right into the net. Especially in this rally type of volleyball where that counts for a point for the other team. Shannon Greger came in for Washington County. And a nice attack by Karris for Sheboygan. Set by Kramer. Attacked by Karris. And set by Kramer. Tammy Miller pokes that one over. Hept by Paige Miracle. Point Washington County. They all fall in. Are we honest with you? I really do not know what to say about that play there. I think they're waiting for someone to give them a call and go off there. Mendenhall puts it over for Washington. Kramer sets it. But Sheboygan comes back right after that play. A fielder put that back over. And oh, a nice dig by Kramer, I believe. Way to get under that ball. Score 4-10 in favor of Washington. Zenski for Washington. Sheboygan's been able to keep her clients so far in this game. Rachel Lufiber set her in the middle hitter 5-7 first year from Howard's Grove. Hopefully that will be the play that sparks the comeback on the 1-bass here. She will also be serving. Point Sheboygan. That was an incorrect call. We got to go with the officially. Sheboygan up for the blockers. Set by the fielder. They're going to attack by Harris. Excuse me, that was Miracle. They're going to attack by Miracle. Harris to serve for Sheboygan. That's where you see Sheboygan at the fence. When they get the nice ball, it's set to be followed by a nice spike. Sheboygan definitely on the attack, Bob. I think they're on to something. Let's hope so. The score now is Sheboygan 8, Washington 13. And Harris to serve. Now, that is one of the newer rules I believe in volleyball this year. In rally, Bob, you play the serve that comes off of that. Yes. That's Washington's lead by three. Sheboygan has done well to hold Okrzinski to get no swings at that ball. They've kept on the attack. Harris just puts that one long. Someone tell her to put the guns away. Okrzinski to serve for Washington. Side-hour point Sheboygan. We just exchanged two long serves. And Miller to serve. Washington puts it into the net. Point Sheboygan. Miller to serve again. One just gets by him right there. She had really proper ball placement on that one. Wow. Let's see if Kramer can pull an ace out here. Kramer's going to take the lead here if they can keep this going. They're on their streak. They do have a commanding presence in this game right now coming back. They cut the lead down to one. And the blockers up for Sheboygan. Nice job. Sheboygan ties it up right there. If they could have done it at the net, that makes things a lot easier. Sheboygan definitely has the momentum here. Jackie Kramer. 96% serving last game. Since she can add her numbers this game. Harris tries to put it over hard and ends up putting it in the net. Let's see if Sheboygan can bounce back. Point Washington. That one just out. 17-0. There's a little trouble with the swing right now. Washington puts the ball in play. That's no fun. No, absolutely not. And boy did she put that one down. Scorer's tied up at 18-0. Sheboygan can get that lead back. Kramer's just takes that one a little too far. Let's see if the Wombats can get back in this game. It was the bomb. Kramer's a sudden. And Kozinski finally gets swinging. And Kozinski wants to tie him up. That's OK for 21. But if we choose to drink, please do so responsibly. Avoid drinking excess and never drive drunk. Traffic deaths involving alcohol have fought on dramatically in the last 20 years. So let's all do a part by drinking responsibly. This message is brought to you by the National Beer Wholesalers Association and this station. Let's see what they got to it. Answer it. Throw it over to the wrong side. It is Wombats' ball. Kramer also serve. Let's see if they can take the lead here. Daniel's serving well. That almost looked like the same exact play there. Beautiful. I want to get to a point. I suppose you don't mind seeing twice. She puts it over. She's going and swinging. Coming in the game for Washington County. Shannon Greger. At the service line will be Katie Mendenhall. Thank you. Sheboygan at 1.8. Take the win. Kara's struggling a little bit to put the ball over there. She goes to get one over. It really amazes me how much spin goes on this ball. Washington gives Sheboygan another point. It's six points away from the win. See if Sheboygan can get up to the first win of the season. Sheboygan's got an answer. Set something up here. Washington and See if Sheboygan can get back into this one. Set by Kramer. Hit by Kramer. Kramer sets Miller. Miller taps it over. Kara's with a big swing on that one. Gets the point for Sheboygan. There she is. We got her swinging again. Let's hope Sheboygan keep up the intensity. For the long serve. Point Washington 25-24. Favor of Sheboygan. Okrzinski serves for Washington. And Werichel puts that one over for Sheboygan. So by Sheboygan just not enough real estate. Make the gym bigger. Sheboygan almost lost it but they dug down deep down on that and pulled it over there. Jackie Kramer has definitely put up a present at the net. Gotta say nice job to Amy Gabriel's. He puts the score at 27 Sheboygan 25 Washington. What an easy eight that was. A complete miscommunication by Washington. They're just backing on their heels. I think Washington was asleep on that one. All game long. This is a very exciting moment. They pulled off their first win and it's game point right here. Taking the first two games. That was a very exciting game. I must say myself. I'm John Wicker. Next to me is Bob Broxba. I'd like to thank our cameraman, Brian Andrews. I'd like to remind you that our officials for the evening's game was Perry Kade, Dave Dykstra. Side judges were Andrew Stewart and Will Fisher. I'd like to mention to you that the game will be Wednesday the 5th at 6 p.m. Wednesday, October 5th at 6 p.m. Join us again on TV8 Sports. Till then, so long.


Now back in the day, like, say, the 1950s, it became clear that figuring out the structure of DNA, the DNA molecule, was the next big frontier. And whoever was going to figure that out was going to be a hugely famous scientist. It was going to be kind of an epic moment. And there were a couple of odd fellows who started collaborating in their efforts to figure this out. And honestly, they were kind of... they were highly unlikely candidates for actually being successful. And that's Francis Crick and James Watson. Now, Linus Pauling was considered the father of biochemistry or the king of biochemistry. I mean, he was like of structural chemistry. Like, he was the guru of all people who can figure out what molecules look like. And take a second to think about how bizarre this is. Who could figure out what a molecule... you can't even look at a molecule. So you... it's so tiny, and they certainly didn't have the resources that we have now. And they had to do all sorts of data collection and then inference and then figuring out, okay, if the data are saying this, then what kind of test can I create to provide evidence that yes, that is what the data actually are saying. You can imagine if you're trying to figure out something that you can't even look at. You can't even grab it and wiggle it around.  And old boy Linus here was an expert. He was the king of the field.  But they became kind of obsessed with this process of trying to figure this out.  And she was exceptional. She was an exceptional scientist. And she actually, you know, was working with X-rays for a long time and collecting just incredible data. I'm going to show you a picture of the DNA molecule that she has, is very famous for having taken. She died of, I think it was uterine cancer because of this extreme exposure to X-rays. But she was extremely committed. She had a guy in her lab, Maurice Wilkins. They weren't too fond of each other, but Maurice was really interested in what she was doing in her lab and this work on DNA that she was doing. Maurice actually ended up stealing her data, stealing this picture right here, which I personally look at that picture and go, mm-hmm, that's a double helix? What? But she knew how to interpret something like this and could see from this picture that the DNA molecule was a double helix or had a helical shape. Crazy, complicated, fantastic. After Watson and Crick were given the stolen data that Rosalind actually figured out herself and she didn't offer to share it, they just took it. Once they had access to this, they actually had this epiphany and figured out that the shape of the DNA molecule. Another person who was key in this, dude, check out this guy, this is so awesome. How can these things exist on the Internet? If you search for Irwin Shargap, like this guy, first of all, seriously, I have a better picture of him. What? He just cracks me up. Like, okay, he was thinking he was pretty hot stuff. But, like, I mean, we talk about the dead white guys who are responsible for all of these scientific discoveries and then you go look them up and they make sure you know not only dead white, but he's got to be straight, too. Okay, whatever, like, that's just crazy talk that we actually have that kind of information out there. He did some research on DNA molecules, the nucleotides themselves, and the nitrogen bases on the nucleotides. And so his data came into play in figuring all this stuff out. His sharing was legit. He published his papers, Watson and Crick were able to access his research and look at it and study it and talk to him about it. But that definitely played a role in helping them figure out the structure of DNA. So, okay, that's awesome. They did figure it out. I think it was 1953 that they published a paper suggesting the structure of DNA and using Rosalind's data. They actually won the Nobel Prize for their discovery, which makes complete sense. It was a totally clutch move back in the day. And today, I mean, it's critical information that we have. Rosalind died because she had uterine cancer. She probably would have been... Well, I don't know. This is an interesting question. Would she have been person number three on the Nobel Prize, even though she didn't have a penis? I don't know. Instead, person number three was Maurice Wilkins, who stole her data and gave it to Watson and Crick. I mean, he won the Nobel Prize. That's awesome. Okay, so if you're interested in this story, it's pretty fantastic. I hope that we'll have a lab on this topic to explore. It's really interesting the history on this thing. Before we look at their actual, like what they figured out about the structure of DNA, we have to look at something that they already knew at this point. They knew that DNA was an example of a nucleic acid and that it was made of nucleotides. And so we need to look at what is a nucleic acid and what exactly is a nucleotide.


This action by Putin is the first time we've seen a country in Europe invade another country in an active decision, premeditated, unilateral, start a war of choice. This is extraordinarily harmful to peace and stability in the world and it's extraordinarily devastating to the innocent people of Ukraine and it is appalling that Putin of Russia made a decision to do this willfully, intentionally, maliciously, and deliberately. The response by the United States is going to be strong with sanctions and with humanitarian aid. The response from the European Union and from countries all over the world is a full condemnation of the action that Putin has taken against Ukraine. What I expect we will be doing is number one this afternoon I'll be part of a congressional intelligence briefing to get the latest information about what is happening on the ground but we know what's happening on the ground. Russia is attacking and the citizens of Ukraine are resisting heroically and insistently and courageously. Second, we will be discussing how to strengthen sanctions and where we are in sanctions today is so far from where we were even a week ago. Even the Swiss are freezing assets of Russia. The sanctions are going to be in our punitive, relentless and comprehensive. We'll go after the Russian ability to engage in the international economy. We'll go after Putin directly and we'll go after the oligarchs who have billions and billions of dollars in assets outside of Russia that the sanctions will seek to freeze. Third, we'll be taking up the question of humanitarian aid. Our Senator Leahy is going to be playing an absolutely major role in humanitarian aid. It's estimated already there are about 500,000 Ukrainians, mostly women and children who fled the country and all the men as you know are staying behind to fight, take up arms against Russia. But the United States will do its part to provide humanitarian aid to the innocent citizens of Ukraine. Fourth, we expect to be taking up a military aid package of about 3.5 billion dollars to provide defensive weapons for the resistance by Ukrainians of the attack on their country by Putin. This is going to be done on a bipartisan basis. Republicans and Democrats are appalled with what Putin has done. Republicans and Democrats are united in the desire to help with our European Union and allies particularly, but allies from around the world, both with military aid and with humanitarian aid. This is an unprecedented action. How it's going to turn out we don't know, but what we do know is that with the strength of unity that has been on display here where we're acting together, those sanctions and the delivery of military aid have the potential to be significantly effective in helping Ukraine do the impossible and their ongoing resistance to this horrible Russian invasion. We've got Vermonters, by the way, from Ukraine who are here and on the way up on my drive up here, I spoke to a recent Middlebury graduate, Marsha Markutunina. Her family lives in Odessa. Her family last night had a quiet night, but she has four colleagues who are students at Middlebury. One of them, her family, spent last night in the subway to avoid the shelling that is underway in many Ukrainian cities. My expectation is that the United States with our allies in arm in arm are going to stay the course and do everything we possibly can to help Ukraine resist this Russian invasion. Thank you. Well, we are putting additional troops and material into Eastern Europe to bolster our allies there, not in Ukraine but elsewhere. I think American people have to understand this is one of the greatest crises we've faced in decades. I'm glad to see that most Republicans and Democrats are coming together trying to support the very careful and major steps President Biden has taken. I think it has sent a terrible, terrible signal to our allies around the world. The former president, Mr. Trump, has called the dictator, Vladimir Putin, a genius, and saying he's doing the right thing. He's not doing the right thing. He's destabilizing Europe. He's going to cause untold deaths of innocent people, and we should be praying for the people in Ukraine. I've walked the streets of that capital.  You call him what he is.  It is wrong. Going back to Washington tonight, I'll be getting more briefings. I don't mean to get so wound up on this, but I'm the president pro tem of the Senate. I pay very closely to the fact that I'm third in line to the presidency, and I watch the reports I get, the reviews I get, the intelligence I get. It's a very serious thing. I would urge people to look at what Senator Mark Warner, one of the finest senators down there, is the chair of the intelligence committee sitting in the news this morning. We may well face major cyber attacks. It's not just the troops, the tanks, the artillery on the border of Ukraine. It's those things that are on our border and right over here and right over there in cyber. So you ask a valid question. As Marcel knows, I've been on the floor a lot the last couple of days, but this is a very, very serious thing. And I contrast that with what we're seeing here today. Let me come back to this. Look at the wonderful people here who work, who dedicate themselves, not as Republicans or as Democrats, but as Americans making life better for Americans, for our children. Listen to the children playing out there and think of the future they have. Think of what their parents hope for them. Think of what they can do for us as our whole state. That is what should be people's goals, not to make oneself instead of a 100 billionaire, a 200 billionaire and a dictator. This is wrong. The lives that are being shattered because of this man's ego. It's hard to find times in history. Unfortunately, we have seen some very dark times. So I apologize for going on so long, but I'm the longest serving member of the U.S. Senate. I've seen crises over those years. I've been bolstered by my fellow Vermonters in both parties who help us get through those crises. This one, both in reality and as an existential crisis is one of the worst things I've seen. So with that, with that good news, I, I think what do you see with some of the sanctions are going to be coming tonight and tomorrow. The thing with the sanctions only work if our allies join us with them. And it's easy to say we're going to have sanctions, but the only work if you have the allies with them, the extraordinary, extraordinary amount of time that has been spent by the President, the Vice President, the Secretary of Defense, Secretary of State, our dedicated women and men in our State Department in bringing together other countries. Two months ago, three months ago, I don't think you could have said we'd have the unity for sanctions we have now, but I know the, the weekends, the evenings, the phone calls the President's made. I know the personal appeal he's made to a lot of people that he knew before, even when he was in the Senate. And I know the calls I've gotten from parliamentarians around the world, across the political spectrum. And the unity that we're seeing, that is the only way the sanctions work. You can put on more and more and more sanctions. And but the only work if we have unity, and we have to understand we are going to face threats too. That's what Senator Warner was warning about on cyber threats. And it is certainly something that we're seeing already. I won't go into the numbers, but you would be, well, it is frightening to see the increase in the number of attempts to get into our key cyber systems. Senator, should the U.S. be prepared to accept refugees as a result of this conflict? Yes. You know, in Hungary, I remember when I was a young student at St. Michael's, an undergraduate student, and the number of refugees that were there as students because of the things that the then Soviet Union was doing. And over the years, I've seen so many of them are now the surgeon, the educator, the artist, the writer. And we were all stronger because of that. You know, my, the ladies came to Vermont in the 1850s because of the famines in Ireland. But the Italian side of my family came around 1900 because of what was happening in Italy at the time. They all added to this country. They all added to it. I became the first lady to get a college degree. My sister was the second one. But then I've seen so many others. I'll tell you just one quick story. That Judge Sessions tells the federal judge here, he would do, every year, he would do immigration swearing in. He started doing them on 9-11 after what happened in 9-11. His most recent one, he was swearing them in and he wanted to tell them a story of the immigrants. He said he remembered swearing in an immigrant from another country and how proud he was to do that, proud to become an American. Judge Sessions then had a serious blood clot in his brain. He would have died, came close to died. He said when he woke up from surgery and looked at the surgeon, he just saved his life. It was that same immigrant days for him. So if America ever stops closing our borders to immigrants, especially those fleeing oppression, then we're not the great country we should be. Thank you. Good evening. Right now, as we speak, invading Russian military forces are moving across Ukraine. We are witnessing the most massive military operation in Europe since World War II. There must be no ambiguity in acknowledging that what the whole world is seeing today is nothing less than a blatant violation of international law and a basic human decency. This war will likely kill thousands of people and create millions of refugees. At a time when the global community is already struggling with the COVID pandemic and climate change, this war could plunge Europe into long-term economic and political instability. Make no mistake about it, the effects of this war will be felt here in the United States and countries throughout the world. Russian President Vladimir Putin has justified this war in various ways, including by claiming in a recent speech that Ukraine is not a real country, but simply a part of Russia. Regardless of what revisionist historical argument or flimsy legal pretext Putin may offer, this war is clearly an act of premeditated aggression against Ukraine and its people. This aggression is unacceptable, and the nations of the world must respond vigorously to defend democracy and the rule of law. In my view, it is clear that the United States and our NATO allies made real efforts over the past weeks and months in trying to address Putin's stated security concerns. Tragically, those authors were not reciprocated. As a result, now is the time to maintain unity with our allies and impose severe sanctions on Vladimir Putin and his government. Severe sanctions. These moves should not only isolate the Russian economy, but should include freezing access to the billions of dollars that Putin and his oligarch cronies have stashed in European and American banks. At a time when he is inflicting enormous suffering and destruction on the world, Putin, one of the wealthiest people on earth, should not be allowed to enjoy the billions he has stolen from the people of Russia. I would also note that today, even as the Ukrainian people are bravely resisting this aggression, anti-war protests have taken place in 40 different Russian cities, and at least 1,000 Russian citizens have been arrested for opposing the war. Today, I stand in solidarity with these incredibly brave people. In an authoritarian country like Russia, protest is an act of enormous courage. That is why Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who has done so much to expose the corruption within the Putin government, sits in prison on trumped-up charges, having survived an assassination attempt. Putin may rule Russia today, but he cannot hide the truth forever. His day will come, hopefully sooner than later. Today, I hope all of us will stand with the Ukrainian people against this war, and with the Russian people who are demonstrating against their corrupt, reckless president who started it. The images of war that we are seeing are painful, and I fear that worse may yet be coming. In the midst of all this horror, one area where American leadership can be very helpful is in providing aid for those refugees fleeing war. The United States must work closely with our international partners in providing humanitarian relief for the Ukrainian people, and we should also commit to accepting more refugees here in our own country. Many of you are no doubt wondering what you can help do to end this terrible conflict. In my view, the most important thing that we can all do right now is stand in solidarity with the Ukrainian people against this war, and with the Russian people who are risking so much to demonstrate against their corrupt, reckless president who started it. Putin and his oligarch friends seek a divided world and the destruction of democracy. Our worldview is different. We want to see robust democracies in every country on earth, including Russia. We want a world in which people come together to address the enormous problems facing us all. At the end of the day, it will be that common humanity based on the principles of justice that brings us together and enables us to prevail. Thank you very much.


Welcome everybody welcome to the live stream here. We are on YouTube. We're only going on YouTube on you didn't know you didn't know Well, we're gonna go through I'm gonna showcase a couple things. I might cut it out. Cut it out. Okay. Got some music going pretty cool deal That might be a little loud Do-do-do-do-do-do Get it in a more reasonable level. All right, so the first thing I got today in the stream, okay By the way, I'm Jim. First thing I got today in the stream is this professional live stream light. Okay desk light LED desk lamp 360 degree rotatable lamp. I bought this for myself It's first of all to USB pluggable so you can use it on the battery pack. You can use it in in a pluggable of Adapter you can use it in a USB socket or your laptop or your computer, right pretty cool anywhere Just to get anywhere you get power. It's got it's got beauty. It's got warmth It's got fill-in light. Okay. It's a pretty good deal professional live stream Light Anyway, here it is up here. I got it hooked up. I'm using it as my overhead light All right, that's it right there. Okay. Now it comes with a little On off buttons and ego and it's got different levels so you can you can well That's actually the different light different colors, right? So you got bright and warm right and then of course you can make it brighter and you can make it thinner Right and you can make it brighter And of course you could turn it on and off all right and of course like I said You can change it to dimmer to a bright light to a white light into soft light, right? And it's got a clamp. It's a like clamp standing thing and it's got a fairly long cord All right, and I use this as my overhead camera light I clamp it right on to the arm right there and I have it right over my little my other camera So I do my overhead shots now. I got light right here pretty cool deal You didn't even know was there it's right sitting right in front of your face right there So there you go. It's your professional rotatable lamp 360 degree rotatable lamp LED desk lamp with the clamp the clamp is real hard You don't know if you could hear it when I was clamping it, but it's pretty strong and it Holds it in place pretty good. And of course the arm here is very flexible and it'll go just about anywhere In any direction you want it to go for I got that going on right there There you go. There you go. That's the light because that's the first place anyway. Hey say hiding chat, you know It's Sunday night. What are you doing on Sunday night? You're getting ready for the week Yeah, you got work tomorrow tomorrow's Monday. What are you doing tomorrow? You got you're going to work tomorrow You better get ready. What are you doing tonight? We get pretty doing to get ready for work tomorrow Maybe maybe you're getting the kids ready for school. Let's go school tomorrow.  We've had some crappy weather Okay, the next thing I have in the stream is it is it is a toy. It's a water gun. This is pretty cool Actually, it's two water guns, okay? They sent this to me for free to review. All right. This is a Water blaster it's a water blaster, right? I'm not sure what the company name is but down in here You put a battery and it's rechargeable battery comes with a little comes with a little USB charger thing for the battery And you fill this up with water that pops open and you fill it up with water and you charge this up and I'm gonna give it a shot over there Right, right Things pretty cool. All right, so this came in a set of two. So now you got two, right? So you feel Right, it's only water, right, but you can have a nice little water battle with these And they're like I said rechargeable they come with two batteries each So when it dies you can charge one battery while you're still playing with the other one That which is great comes with the little screwdriver To get in because you got to open this up here to get in To the battery chamber to put the battery and they take to take the battery out and plug it into charge, okay? Pretty cool pretty awesome And you can put a water bottle on top here like a big water bottle So you're gonna have a reservoir that also comes with these little Siphon top so you can put a tube a water tube and have a have a tank to to whatever kind of tank You wanted to use and they have all kinds of stuff like that We're gonna take this out and have a water fight with the kids and have a great time But I just wanted to show that to you in the screen. That's the water blaster the electronic water blaster battery operated pretty cool We're gonna love this Playing with that out out in the yard out and wherever you play with it, wherever you play Wherever you play So that's the water pistols like I said, we're gonna get we're gonna get those out there and Tell you what Nothing's gonna stay Nothing gold can last there, honey boy. All right. Anyway. Hey, how you doing? So What's the good word? So like I said, where you getting getting? Getting ready for work getting ready for work Sunday night. So what are you doing getting your your laundry together? Maybe you went shopping today, you know Maybe you're doing bills it's the end of the month. Maybe you're balancing the checkbook, you know It's the 30th. We're getting close to the end of the month. What exactly are you doing? What are you doing? This little item here by joy room joy room. Okay. This is pretty cool. Um, it's a Phone mount for the car right magnetic phone mount for the car joy room, right? for the iPhone for it's really really Sturdy, okay. First of all comes with all your little, you know Alcohol pads to wipe down everything so you stick sticky. All right comes with a sticky pad here So this and it's this is a real heavy base. Okay, and the rotatable ball goes all over the place Right and it's got a magnet on there. Now. I wanted to do it on the overhead to show you Let's do some overhead shots Hide that so here we are on the overhead shot now, so it's got a base down here, right now Now the lighting is pretty good, right? Maybe the light so it's got a ring here. This is magnetic Okay, so you can put your phone on there.  It's pretty pretty strong, right? Oh, I guess I guess don't do that. Don't do that, right, but it's pretty strong, right? Guess it's not that strong actually my phone's not a magnet So this is just a small piece of metal so the iPhone the whole back is magnetics was probably gonna hold it better Right, so yeah, that's it. So you hold that and it stays on there pretty good stays on there pretty good and that is Joy room and then again, of course it goes in any direction any direction you want, right? And of course down here you this is self-stick so you stick this to your dashboard, okay? And there you go pretty cool by joy room Right pretty good by joy room. We kind of like that You know Show that in the screen. All right, so we're gonna put that up on the side the joy room Okay, and of course it comes with everything and I flung the box across the room there when the phone fell So that goes up to get put away later Oh my favorite song this next one here, this is a phone mount by Omutan Omutan, this is the VM o3 mobile phone selfie tripod mobile phone selfie tripod pretty good deal. All right, um This thing It's magnetic and it'll suction cup too. It's pretty cool. Let's take her out So you take it for a ride. It's got a blue tooth button on it so you can blue tooth to your phone So you can take pictures and just you just touch the button on here That flips out right if telescopes all the way out, right? Pretty good distance there right pretty good distance there Okay, it's got the tripod you pop that out And there's the tripod right bring this down so you can see it better All right, so there you go You got the tripod now over here like I told you you got your little button Right and you blue tooth that to your phone and then you can push the button there Okay, and then here you got your your mount it goes that way it goes this way right you can tighten it in any position Now When you hold it like this is a selfie now You can push the button right here take the pictures when you're doing the selfie right now Let's go back to the overhead shot Seamus So as you can see It's got a suction cup here That's that's controlled by these pins buttons here, right? But it's also magnetic around the outside So when you put that on there it magnets to it so it stays on there But it also is suction cup to it right you got to push this to pull it off It'll come off at the suction cup So if you don't have a magnetic phone it'll work with the suction cup You have a magnetic phone it'll work with the magnet right and then of course you got that on there and Pretty cool little Selfie stick right All right pretty cool little selfie stick you hold the phone out like that All right, and you can hold it out that far you like and you got the button on here to push the button great little selfie stick all right And of course like I said now it's suction cup down I got to pull the suction couple there you go that on there They the armatron the armatron pretty cool little device You know it's got all your attachments on there too, so it's uh You know your a different magnet your different settings comes up the directions comes with the instruction book, but okay. I'm the Tron Omotan omotan omotan Omotan the omotan very good. Okay, I Don't know let's check out the screen Pretty cool I don't know I think I think the mirrors off. Let me try something here Weirding out a little don't mind me. I'm we're gonna Doing some settings all right Did I flip around I don't know if I flipped around Okay, what do we got going on next in here? This here is air air three the air three deluxe HS by sound beats sound Pete Sound Pete's P E A T s whole hear your imagination. These things are pretty cool.  These were sent to me for free to review Okay, we're gonna go on to the overhead There you are, right the air three deluxe HS Okay, the VGP Lifestyle 2003 all right. Well, how do we open these up? Maybe they come out like that Case in here. Oh so much old plastic. It's always so much plastic Let's open her up. See. Oh There you go There they go nice nice sound Pete's sound Pete's The left one on the right one. Oh, that's nice Sound Pete's is right on there. It's a nice little case The USB type-c plug right there sound Pete's pretty cool. Nice little case. I like it. All right Gotta like it. Now. See if we put it in where it looks like in the ear No, there it goes. It's looking the pair already want to zoom in James so they can see it You can take a look right there. All right pretty cool It's comfortable very comfortable. You can zoom out again James pretty comfortable sound Pete's The sound Pete's see what else is in here.  Okay your normal stuff your normal stuff. They're normal everyday stuff Sound Pete's nice little device that's what air three deluxe HS Pretty cool little device Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. All right My back is getting sore but on my feet a lot today a lot This here is pretty cool. Do you know anybody that's into cigars? Traveling people people who travel for business that like to smoke cigars. This is the gift for them. All right, this is a travel Humidor it's a it's the C-tree cigar travel a gift set. It's brown. This was the brown one Okay, well it comes in a nice little Bag, right? Put that down over here Nice little big, okay Yeah, Joe Yeah Is it working? No, I'm busy doing something. I'll look at I'll look at it in a second. Oh, you know, I'll get it But everything is working though. Okay good. All right good. Oh, that's nice Okay, I just set up a new phone for my brother-in-law. He's letting me know that works, but he sent me a text I didn't answer him. So anyway, this is the humidor the travel humidor. Okay by C-tree C-tree C-tree C-tree. Okay. Now you're gonna open that up Right. Oh now it's got First of all, it's got your directions.  All right a hole punch on the bottom. All right pretty cool and It also comes with a Cutter Comes with a cutter comes with the lighter and we're gonna go through the overhead and show you everything in the overhead All right, so like I said, there it is you got yourself the cutter Right cutter goes right in there and you got this lighter nice little lighter. All right. I don't have any fluid in it Okay, and then down in here.  Okay, see tree beautiful leather Nice very nice zipper well made piece for your cigar enthusiast pay well anybody that travels and Takes a cigar on the road is gonna want one of these. All right. What do you think about that? Pretty cool see tree See tree cigars cigarette cigars cigarette All right, and that's everything I got right now. And so there you go. Have a good night I'll see you and we're going live on Tuesday.  We're gonna do trivia. We're doing Music in movies trivia music in movies trivia. All right, I will see you on Tuesday