The year is 1877. Your name is Giovanni Schiaparelli, and you're looking up at the night sky. Recent advancements in telescopes allow you to peer deeper into the heavens than ever before. Over the length of your career, you'd come to push mankind's knowledge of binary stars, discover asteroids, and realize the relation between meteor showers and comets. But above all that, your observations tonight would come to define your legacy. Although the telescope had been invented more than 200 years prior, modern astronomy was still in its infancy. Much was still unknown about the workings of the heavens after the fall of the Potomac view of the solar system, with Earth at its center. Giants such as Galileo, Newton, and Kepler had laid the foundations, but you knew much was yet to be discovered. As you gaze upon the marvels of the heavens, you come across the red titan, Mars, named after the mythic Roman god of war. As one of the five planets visible to the naked eye, Mars had been known about since antiquity, but tonight, you notice something different. With the aid of a state-of-the-art telescope, you notice a dense network of linear structures across the surface of the red planet. In your notes, you begin to make the first in a series of detailed drawings about the dark lions covering the Martian surface. You call them canale, meaning channels in your Italian tongue, referring to the shape of the lions. You don't know it yet, but these canale would go on to spark one of the greatest astronomical debates of the 20th century, but they would prove to be an optical illusion, a stargazer's mind playing tricks on them in the night.  It didn't matter that nobody else at the time saw your neat, regimented lions, many others would come to see them too. Instead of its proper translation of channel inferring nothing about the lion's origins, it's mistranslated to canal, by definition, man-made, or in this case, Martian-made. These findings caught the eye of Percival Lowell, an American astronomer determined to make a name for himself in the astronomical world. Lowell read about Scapparelli's work, and he set out to study the canals of Mars and uncover their true purpose. In 1894, he built a new observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona. Coincidentally, the same observatory that just a few decades later would uncover small, icy rock at the edge of our solar system, Pluto. But now, for the next 15 years, he studied Mars extensively and made intricate drawings of the surface markings as he perceived them. Lowell published his views in a series of three books. With these writings, Lowell, more than anyone else, popularized the belief that these markings show that Mars sustained intelligent life. In his books, Lowell put forth a theory that the canals were visible traces of a dwindling civilization's attempt to tap the planet's polar ice caps. This idea wasn't too far-fetched. The late 19th century was a period of great canal building on the home planet. The Suez and Panama canals were both freshly dug at the end of the 1800s, and so the dreamy hypothesis that Scapparelli's canali were irrigation canals made by intelligent beings resonated in the minds of the people. About his research, Lowell would go on to say that Mars is inhabited by beings of some sort of other we may consider as certain as it is uncertain what those beings may be. Although Scapparelli was more restrained in his writings on the origin and use of his canali. In his book, Life on Mars, Scapparelli wrote, rather than true channels in a form familiar to us, we must imagine depressions in the soil that are not very deep, extended in a straight direction for thousands of miles, over a width of 100, 200 kilometers, and maybe more. I have already pointed out that, in the absence of rain on Mars, these channels are probably the main mechanism by which the water and with it organic life can spread on the dry surface of the planet. Scapparelli and Lowell weren't alone in their observations. Many astronomers seconded Scapparelli's initial observations. The Irish astronomer Charles E. Burden and the Danish astronomer John Dreyer both published their sketches of the Martian lines in the fourth edition of Celestial Objects, a prominent astronomical edition of the time. But the consensus was far from unanimous. Edward Mondaire at the Royal Observatory in London began challenging the prevailing narrative. He conducted visual experiments using circular disks marked with small discrete black dots. This led him to conclude correctly that viewing of the canals arose as an optical illusion. Mondaire was also convinced that there could not be life, as in our world, on Mars, as there were no temperature-equating winds and too low mean temperatures. Over time, the consensus started to shift. In 1909, French astronomer Eugene Antoniadi, who had long supported Lowell's belief, began observing Mars at the Moudin Observatory in Paris, the largest telescope in all of Europe. What he saw too began to challenge Lowell's 15 years of canal mania. By 1910, new photographic techniques began further questioning the existence of such canals. Coincidentally, Scapparelli died in 1910. Lowell's obituary for him would be the last time he actively defended the dream of Martian canals. With Scapparelli's death and Lowell's end to the canal mania, the belief in the canals began to subside from public conscious. Although papers and scientific publications would continue to debate the subject for decades, the final nail in the coffin came with the arrival of Mariner IV in 1965, which took high-resolution images of the Martian surface, revealing impact craters, large mountains, but a complete absence of canals. The scientific hysteria behind the Martian men died down, believed on in science fiction and movies, depicting Martian civilizations coming to Earth to take our bountiful resources. Today, the most common belief as to the cause of the canali supports Edward Mondaire's belief that it was an optical illusion created by the mind seeing lines between the dark craters scattering the Martian surface in the fuzzy images of their telescopes. You can see this for yourself by staring at a collection of black dots and seeing a series of dark lines begin to connect them. Still, others have suggested, based on Lowell reporting a near-identical canal system on Venus that he and others like him may have been observing the projections of their veins and their eyes on the surface of the planets, a known nuisance among planetary observers using high magnification. However, recent discoveries may shed even more light on this century-old conundrum. This past August, scientists found dozens of mountains across the southern hemisphere of Mars where previously undetected dark streaks come and go with the seasons. When the planet heats up, the streaks appear and expand downhill, then disappear when it gets cold, which may be evidence of salty water running down slopes during the Martian summer. Although we may never know, perhaps this played a role in Schiapparelli and Lowell's observations. Although Schiapparelli had a long and storied career studying the cosmos and never officially supported the idea that his findings proved the existence of intelligent life on Mars had ended up becoming his largest legacy and what he is most remembered for today, all because of a mistranslation. This was the first in a series of scientific stories I plan on telling, explaining how important breakthroughs and misconceptions came to be. If you know any stories you want told, be sure to leave them in the comment section below. And if you enjoyed the episode, consider subscribing. And remember, there is always more to learn.


It was, you know, by design, we were going to let Malik start the game had a really good series, effective series, let will go and then make a decision and then give those guys two series, you know, the best that we could two series each from from the remainder of the game. So just trying to get them all the situations, trying to get them work.  You know, sometimes you're going to have a week to prepare and they're going to know, but I would say that most of the time, you're going to they're going to have to come in off the bench and be ready to execute. So that's some of the things we were trying to recreate.  And, you know, we want every player that that's here that's healthy to prepare as a starter through this process and understand we're in training camp mode. But then, you know, quickly prior to the game, you start preparing, you know, for a game. And again, it's abbreviated. But when I'm all to prepare as a starter, be prepared to play the entire game, you know, we obviously know that that doesn't happen at every position or for every player. But then, you know, so that the quarterbacks are staying in tune and every position is staying in tune of what they need to do throughout the course of the game. That last drive in the first half, how do you like the way Malik was able to orchestrate that, get you guys in position? Yeah, I mean, sure, those are great situations and situations that we work on in practice.  No timeouts and, you know, being a down, down clock situation and have them execute it and then make the field goal. So that that's it's really positive things. Did you learn from your non head coach perspective yesterday of kind of overseeing things?   I think just trying to evaluate that and, you know, manage that and get guys in there. We got a nice chance. Caleb, though, kicking out of bounds. Does that score his field goal down in any way? What happens there? All right. We don't want to kick the ball out of bounds. I don't mean there's not a point system or a scale. We just we don't want to kick the ball out of bounds. We want to make our field goals and not kick it out of bounds. What do you think will have us the first time out? Would you like, would you, would you got to get better at? I mean, I think just letting the game come to them, just take what's there, you know, just trying to make sure that we're not overdoing it, that we're just playing a one one role, a large role as a quarterback in the offense and, you know, taking what they give you. And then when there's opportunities to work the ball down the field, do that. Did some nice things, you know, I thought did some some really nice things.  And then, you know, being in a tough situation there, you're only going to get, you know, one chance to hit a chunk play, probably. And, you know, they came back and we didn't hit it. And then so obviously that makes it even more, more difficult to come back and try to get it in there the next time. He continued to do yesterday what you've seen in practices as far as. Yeah, I thought that there was some composure. I thought that, you know, there were some opportunities for him to run. He ran, you know, and was able to do that. But he did a nice job, you know, when he did get out of the pocket, keeping his eyes down the field and was able to be a thrower when he felt like there was something there. You know, never going to restrict his ability to make plays with his feet. Just be smart with football. He saw him convert down there in the red zone for, you know, a huge, huge first down that allowed us to then eventually score with Malik there, you know, at the end of that first drive. I thought it was efficient. I thought that they did some really good things and, you know, we were able to run the football.  But, you know, ultimately the quarterback and making sure that that we're processing everything quickly and getting it to him. And but I thought that there were some good looks there of things that we had worked on in practice that we got some pile push, you know, we got some guys cleaning out the pocket and got some movement. We're able to run some different plays, you know, blocked up a gap scheme play really well, really well, where there was a lot of space in there. So they just keep improving and progressing. But, you know, I thought that they did exactly, you know, what I'd hope that they would do. I don't know if it was important to see him behind necessarily that that group, I think it was important just to see him run the football and get a kickoff return and, you know, get tackled, get hit, catch the ball. You know, just play football. On his time in there, that first drive. No, I mean, keep going, no real impressions other than make sure that we continue to take care of the football and did a nice job out there in the open field. And so we'll just keep keep working, progressing, you know, hopefully give them a little bit more work this week. Pretty nice job of making some tackles on defense. He triggered him and Marcia. Him and Marcia, they're competitive players. They're they're not the biggest players, but they're competitive.  So, you know, what we're going to tell the team, you know, tomorrow is there's going to be a lot of individuals that are going to get more playing time and some that aren't and some are going to have more opportunities and some of those threes are going to be twos and some of those twos are going to be threes.  Well, TD passes should there have been more, you know, immediate attention on those receivers as soon as they catch ball or was it more of a downfield thing where you didn't see enough tacklers downfield or both? Two screens, two edge play screens like. One they had linemen, six yards down a field. We had a player come underneath for the sack, the quarterback, like it was man coverage. You know, the other one is you need everybody, you know, somebody's going to have to to get off a block. Somebody's going to have to retrace, but, you know, all in all, I think, you know, if we can just, you know, keep going down to season and just say that the X plays, whether it's a screen or whatever, we just we just can't give them up and, you know, but I didn't think like I didn't feel like they were just gashing us or wearing us out and they had two, two screens. From this game, maybe moving forward out of what you saw yesterday. Conditioning, you know, playing at noon in the preseason, I think conditioning for some of those guys that played extended snaps is critical.  We got to be able to work together. So I think the conditioning is critical. The ability to show these guys how critical special teams are and the role that they play, you know, whether that's our ability to cover kicks, you know, we had some opportunities that kick off return where we had some some space and then it was one guy or a penalty that puts you inside the 10 or the way we cover kicks. You know, we got to punt the ball better. We absolutely have to punt the ball better. So I think that that, you know, because special teams in practice is, you know, it's get them early period and then maybe you come back with you do come back with one later on. But I think it's hard for them to understand how that plays a part in the momentum of the game, you know, whether we go in and score and then we have to go cover a kick. And if we're able to stop them inside the 20s, you know, start them backed up just to start to get these younger guys to understand the flow of the game and how critical as special teams is, is set in a table.  He had a big opportunity there. How did he do? I thought he did OK.  I know he's in the mix in that, you know, inside back battle. So, yeah, I thought he played with some good speed. You know, I thought his speed showed up. The speed showed up on special teams. So again, I think there's a good group there that's got some youth.  Terrell Williams' thing as good as you hoped. I mean, you get everything out of it that you thought you could for him. How much fun was it to watch him more? It was a lot of fun. I think it was enjoyable. It was the most important thing. It was was well deserved. It was something that, you know, I absolutely should have done. It was it was cool just to see him communicate. And, you know, he does have a relationship with a lot of guys on the offense and watching him sit in those meetings or talk to those players in that capacity was cool. Mike, what's the joint practices starting this week? What's the process for deciding who goes where? Who you're going to be practicing against? Do you have like a preference on the front end? Or is it just a function of the scheduling and availability?  So you kind of look and it starts with the other teams. Like, hey, what are the restrictions that you have? Do you have to be away because you have an event at your stadium or whatever is going on, right? You look at availability, you look at teams that you feel like you'd work with or you'd like to maybe don't play and that you'd want to practice against. And then you start working through when that would be and what time the game is and then work back. And, you know, so you start with maybe three or four teams or five teams and end up with with one or two that you end up practicing and playing. What was it about Minnesota that made you feel like you wanted to work with them? I think they've got good skill players. You know, I think that they got good skill players. I think that's something that can that can help us. I think, you know, defensively, the multiple would be flow.  And so I felt like just a lot of those factors that, you know, could help us. We do all those things. We do those situations. And, you know, I thought it'd be a great opportunity for us. Is it interesting to do it with somebody new? And for you, maybe to develop more relationships with somebody new, you've obviously got relationships with New England. John had relationships in Tampa Bay, but here you are working with a team that maybe you don't know on that level. I'm not sure how that would affect. You know, I would imagine that everybody is good to work with. They're all professionals. I mean, we just want to try to work and go against somebody new. And, you know, I've known Kevin, so it's a good football team. Coach, you mentioned the conditioning. Pulling double duty back there, Jill. Yes. Hang in there. You mentioned the conditioning is something you want to see continue this week. But as you guys get ready for Minnesota, what's that next? Well, I think it's just the game conditioning, you know, just being able to point out like you think that during practice that you're tired or there's a water break or the horn blows, like that was what really showed up as the drive wore on or the ability to get off the field. Same way as on the first drive, if we're able to convert first downs and, you know, go down there and ultimately score. So that's the biggest thing. But I also think that you get into that by practicing and continuing to add reps and trying to string, you know, five and six plays together, where maybe early on in camp, you're not going as many. But I think the best way to condition is being out there and playing and practicing that way. So, you know, the fifth in the league, it was kind of hard to get a definitive look at the replay. Too high or does Wiley need to come down with that? Oh, probably a little bit of both. I think that's, you know, I'm sure Malik's going to want to make it lower. And I'm sure Josh is going to want to catch it.  But that's a play that needs to get executed. It was, you know, it was open and Josh throttled down where he needed to throttle down and Malik went to the right guy, you know, unfortunately, you know, being having that type of field position. You know, those are the ones that really can change the game when you look at it. When we're playing, you know, just how the momentum went, being able to get an interception, you know, get a decent return, have it in the fringe and be able to turn that into points is kind of how we want to play. Malik and yesterday, was that more on the line or on the quarterbacks holding the ball a little bit? Blame everybody. Blame them all, right in there. Blame them all. Did Malik be a little careless with the ball? Unlosing it twice or those particular situations? Well, I don't know that this, you know, strip sacks are tough.  Everybody was, you know, I mean, the ball security has to improve. There were times whether the ball was a fumble or not, you know, those are all things that we're going to point out and make sure. So I would say Malik and any player, offensive player, that touch the ball, punt return or kick returner, you know, that has to improve. And that's why we go out there and, you know, practice and have live action in the pre-season game. So I would say that for everybody, that's something that's going to have to be a point of emphasis. Thank you. Thanks, Mike. I think there's something that's going to have to be a point of emphasis.


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Hey friends. First of all close-minded eyeshadow people can leave. Hi, open-minded eyeshadow people There is no easy way for me to follow up what happened last week I'm completely overwhelmed with their response that I got from that video and thank you so much for liking it and enjoying it I'm glad you did. My skin is okay And I think most of it has to do with the fact that you guys prayed for me, you know Thank you for your prayers. I've done two of these videos I made myself an outfit marbles kermit and peach outfits and ever since I made that one People were asking me to make julien my boyfriend an outfit So I was trying to think of what I wanted to make for him and I was like I should do a disney princess I should make him a dress and so I go julien who's your favorite disney princess and he says princess peach and I was like That's not a disney princess, but I respect your wishes. So that's what I'm gonna do today I am going to make julien into princess peach like nintendo princess peach. You want to come in here and say hello You gotta get down. Are you excited? No. Yeah, do you know any disney princesses? Yeah Elsa that's the first one that comes to mind This is the picture that I'm gonna use for my inspiration and we went to the fabric store much to julien's I love the fabric store. How do you think about this? I Stop All right, this is kind of ambitious, but I think I'm going to make hoop skirt first So what I'm gonna attempt to do is I use a piece of scrap fabric from my other fashion boutique video And I have this hula hoop left over from our conjoined twin video I'm going to tie these strings to the hula hoop and then this waistband for julien and make a little hoop skirt You're gonna be the prettiest princess in all the land julien. I know Every week I make a giant mess in a different room in my house I know Step in the middle and then tie that around your waist and see what happens. It works It's even too. Look at that. No. No, that's not no my dress. I'll do it I won't this goes under your dress.  I just made so this could be a disastrous idea wish Me luck. Oh Julie, why did you tie it so high? Thank you for making this dress, but I appreciate you and tell me how I'm wearing it Can't leave this work.  Okay. Do this. Oh, you're gonna be such a pretty princess All right, I'm gonna move on to the dress. Are you excited?  Don't do that. You're gonna break it So I this much to make the top with I could put like a dark pink panel in the back Maybe I mean your skirt looks really good though.   That's the pretty pretty princess I'm gonna start working on these hip things. I think my plan is to just make like two pillows and I bought some stuffing I'm just gonna stuff them But bra complete. I've been giving some serious thought to these sleeves And I think I thought of a way to bypass making actual sleeves with an elastic To glue them up all I have is a rubber band and I don't think that'll fit around Julian's bicep But I think I'm gonna try to do is create pillows for his shoulder And then either hot glue them or velcro them to his shirt so that they look like sleeves But they are in fact not I'm limited to this very strange piece of fabric shape Okay, so I finished one sleeve even though it's just a shoulder pillow Deception I'm so good at it. Oh Yeah, I'll let them bang. Oh wow open a box. Don't rock with any of this outfit. I'm trusting you. How does this work? Can I press the button? If you must It looks like a pillow Stop at the dog talk pretty All right, I've made it to Decorating finally I have some paper that I'm gonna make princess peaches crown with This is what I could find in terms of making a large jewel for the front with some glitter glue These big jewels. I think I'm gonna use for the crown and the earrings Well, one thing's for sure. You're gonna be glittery in the chest. It's not perfect But I couldn't find a jewel this large All right, I'll make your earrings really quick Julian. Are you excited for earrings?   I don't think anything about this is the right spot. Can you see yourself yet? Yeah, I'm gonna tuck in these fabrics in your empty spot back here I don't have an empty spot. Do it. Don't call it that they are naked I don't how am I supposed to fit in a little Mario Kart and race with this if you can do it Don't oh my god. Stop. Why why is I'm fixing you down.  Yeah Think I'm a damn good looking princess Princess What happened here? I wanted to fly so I let my lats out.  I think it's nice. I like it because it's Like incredibly dysfunctional It looks good. Do it and does the outside match the inside finally my insides not dysfunctional So no it matches nothing. I Think you look so pretty Julian. I'd say 10 out of 10 What would you rate your genus ratchet fashion boutique experience? 9.5 Give us a walk Did you break it Like a tornado princess That's actually that should be my name the tornado princess give us like one good hard twirl This is a great dress for the ball because I could go to the ball and wear this dress But I can also fit like a beach ball in the dress too So it's like your double ball here my fanny packs. I just need some zippers installed. Can you do that? Double fanny pack. What else? Decorative this is functional This is the only functional part of this outfit and then up here. We got three carrot carrot It's just ruby gold blue. Do you like your earrings? Yeah, show us the back because we added in these extra fabric panels so you can't see the tool You're not gonna be able to fit that through the door and fit through doorways. You have to like that's like the key That's not compatible for keyholes. You have to pick it up sideways and No, I'm a princess Your thing is so crooked and sad. It's your fault. Peachy. You like your daddy in that dress Yes, she likes it. Would you ever come back? Aren't you booked for like a year? Oh, yeah, I'm in high demand Yeah, I'll probably leave like a mediocre review on Yelp and then come back in a year I feel like I feel good You're breaking it. No, I feel good. Dazzle us Julien. Be a princess Your other one looks hysterical.   This is good. You killed this. Are you happy? I'm proud of you. I'm happy to be where I am right now. Julien, you as always are an incredible sport Thank you for letting me do this to you. I don't have fun. I love these. This is all I want to do my free time So thank you for letting me do it with you. So Look at me. I am the princess now. Make sure you subscribe to my channel I put it in because every Wednesday slash Thursday Yeah, I hope that you liked this because it's one of the most requested ratchet fashion boutiques Was it? Yeah, after I did me and the dogs, everyone was like, please You did this. This is your fault. Are you? Okay, now I'm gonna ask you who your favorite Disney princess is. You can say you Ow, I'm sorry. I'll see you guys next week. Bye friends. Bye. My peach My princess


It's time for the Lawn Jean Chronoscope, a television journal of the important issues of the hour brought to you every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a presentation of the Lawn Jean Wittner Watch Company, maker of Lawn Jean, the world's most honored watch, and Wittner, distinguished companion to the world-honored Lawn Jean. Good evening. This is David Ross. May I introduce our co-editors for this edition of the Lawn Jean Chronoscope? From the CBS television news staff, Larry LeSir and Winston Burdette, our distinguished guest for this evening is Dr. Gabriel Haughey, economic advisor to the president. He goes without saying that it's difficult to get an appointment with the president of the United States, but few persons see President Eisenhower more often than our guest tonight. He has a set date at the White House at 11 o'clock every Monday morning. He goes there and keeps the president informed of the economic pulse rate of the nation. Now, Dr. Haughey, the president has reported that the recession of or the business downturn of last year or in the early part of this year is over and that he predicts that the next months will see a business upturn. Could you tell us on what he bases these calculations? Yes, Mr. LeSir, yesterday the president put out a statement, as you know, in which he said that in his opinion the slump, the recession, the adjustment, whatever you want to call it, that's been going on since about the middle of last year had come to a halt. I think his confidence is based on things like this, hard facts, the level of construction and the perspective level of construction, the very satisfactory performance of retail sales. The business expenditures on plant and equipment, which create jobs and create demand for heavy goods and for the metal industries. The strength of the financial markets. The fact that inventories, which have been very heavy and have had to be adjusted downward over these months, are now getting into better shape with respect to sales. I think things like that, hard facts in the business situation, have given him reason for cautious optimism. Well, Dr. Haage, isn't it true, though, that the unemployed situation is worse now than it has been for several years? Is this, is there any assurance that these fellows are going to get their jobs back? Well, this matter of unemployment, the president also considered yesterday in his statement, Mr. LeSir, he pointed out that unemployment now at something over three million is up from what it was a year ago. It is, however, lower than it was in 1949 and 1950. And also, he pointed out that the increase in unemployment has been brought to a stop and that employment has been rising steadily and out of these facts, he thinks that when fall comes, we'll begin to get a good attack on that unemployment figure. Well, Dr. Haage, does this administration think that the present level of unemployment is necessary to the economic health of the nation? Indeed not, Mr. Burdette. The present level of unemployment, which, though it is moderate in comparison with previous levels of unemployment, is more than the economy needs or can usefully have with respect to a good level of employment. I would think that it's at least a million higher than any normal kind of unemployment or whatever you want to call it. Dr. Haage, is it possible to avoid political bias when making reports to the president? Is it possible to paint an economy of a political administration in anything but the most rosy at colors? Well, the people who have the responsibility of telling the president what the true picture is certainly have to be on guard. Any doctor who deliberately misreads the thermometer or the electrocardiograph is not going to be very much help to the people he's working for. The facts are presented to the president. The advice that comes to him from political advisers, whether among his congressional associates or his cabinet associates, in connection with the evaluation of the total economic picture is, of course, something that then must be made. But the president himself is a hard shooter for facts, and that's the way that he puts them out to the people. Do you say so, if I may? Winston, wouldn't you say that it would be very difficult for the president to make a prediction that things were going to, were very bad and they were going to get worse? Wouldn't you have to put it in the best possible light, political light? Well, I think President Eisenhower, in any particular situation such as this, would adduce the facts like he did yesterday in his report to the people. And these reports from government sources are available to everybody. And I think that yesterday in his statement, he used these facts and indicated that in his opinion, these facts meant certain things about the economy. And as far as I can tell from the reaction, people generally have agreed with it. Sir, how great a personal interest does the president events and economic problems? Well, I'm glad to respond to that question, Mr. Burdette. I recall in 1952, people used to say about the president that, well, here's a military man. What does he really know about the problems of the country? I first met the president to be in the summer of 1952. And in the conversations we had about economic matters, I was immediately impressed with how much he knew about foreign economic affairs, about the economies of other countries, and also how much he knew about industrial mobilization problems in connection with war. Today, I would be willing to assert flatly that there are few people with whom you or I could sit down who could go as deeply and wisely into the problems of agriculture, into the problems of resource use, into the problems of many aspects of our economy than the president. I think it's extraordinary how he has mastered this tremendous range of problems and brought to bear in his own judgment now a wide range of information. Well, you were talking in technical terms before, Dr. Haughey, about inventory recessions. And we've in the past heard of overproduction and underconsumption. But how much does psychology actually play in the economy of the country? And is it possible to control the psychology of the buyer or the producer? I think psychology is a very important matter. After all, in our kind of an economy, the decisions to buy are made by millions of individuals and by millions of farmers, by millions of businessmen who produce things. Whether or not they elect to spend their money or go into debt to buy something is dependent upon their judgment of what the future is going to be like. Can they sell what they make? Can they liquidate their debts? Psychology is tremendously important. And therefore, the period that we went through, I think, in the first half of this year, when there were tremendous fears in certain areas that we were going to grind our way down into a depression, that frightened certain people. I think now, however, that more and more people are emerging from their economic stone sellers. They believe the president when he says that the road ahead looks like it can be a good road for us if we do the right things. But Dr. Hockey, which is more important, the psychology of the businessman who might order things from a factory or the psychology of a consumer who might or might not want to buy? Well, the consumer, of course, in the aggregate is a bigger spender than a businessman in terms of purchases of plant and equipment, several times over. And therefore, in the aggregate, if consumers went on strike or if consumers indulged in the buying or G, such as they did after Korea broke in 1950, you get profound effects. But it is necessary in our kind of an economy, I think, Mr. Lassour, for that section of our total spending, the section that we identify as business spending on plant and equipment, which runs now around $27, $28 billion a year, which is perhaps small compared to consumer spending of upwards of 10 times that much. But it is very important for the demand for the heavy goods industries and for the workers who work in those industries, that the psychology of the people who have to commit funds, who have to spend on those things, is a confident one and is a buoyant one. Well, speaking of the heavy goods industry, how much of a role does defense play in the economy of the country and the business cycle? Well, defense, of course, in the last several years has been a big taker of labor and of materials in this economy. In the past year, this has been declining. And certainly that was one of the items which had to be taken into account in the adjustment that we have been having. We are undoubtedly going to go ahead and have reasonably high levels of defense expenditure compared to anything we knew before World War II. And it's going to play a role, but I think it's going to be a much more steady role unless, of course, the Russians make a mistake and push us into war. What do you foresee for the rest of this year a slow climb or a sudden surge? I would expect, Mr. Burdette, that with the resumption of activity in the fall, according to a typical seasonal pattern that's existed for many, many years, we ought to see a steady resumption of activity, re-employment, increasing production of a more stable kind perhaps than has typically marked the surges of activity up and down in the history of this country in the last 20 years. Well, Dr. Haag, let's face it, every economist was very optimistic in 1929 and recently they have made predictions which have fallen wide of the mark. Some said they were going to be recessions, some said they didn't. How can we actually be sure that in looking ahead to the future that we aren't completely wide of the mark and there may be a tremendous boom or tremendous bust? Well, you know, somebody said once that if you'd lay all the economists end to end, they wouldn't reach a conclusion. And I think that perhaps you will find economists are having different views about the future. I think the majority of people who follow this closely today, however, have gotten over the depression jitters of six months ago and now the debate rather is the rate at which we're going to grow over the next period ahead. Well, how much of a role, Dr. Haag, is the federal government actually playing? Can you create an inflation or a deflation or is that up to the businessman and the consumer? The federal government, of course, if it wants to pursue radically altered policies such as trying to, for example, unbalance its budget very rapidly by billions of dollars of spending in various ways and by pursuing an exceedingly unwise monetary policy I think could make an inflation rather quickly. And similarly, if it wanted to pursue monetary policies and budgetary policies of a radically constricted restrictive type could have a profound effect. 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Meanwhile, the Israel Long Laboratory continues to manage the backlog of COVID-19 samples. Sunday, January 31, 2021, the Ministry of Health and Wellness received confirmation of 216 new cases of COVID-19 from a batch of 541 tests conducted at the Israel Long Laboratory. This batch consists of samples taken over several days, from the period January 21, to January 29, 2021. The Ministry of Health also received confirmation of the recovery of 8 individuals diagnosed with COVID-19, bringing a total number of active cases in country to 769. Two of these cases are in critical care and all of the others are stable. The individual who was in critical care over the course of the past week is no longer in the intensive care unit and is currently stable. The Ministry has also recorded two COVID-19-related deaths, bringing the total number of deaths in country to date to 15. The deceased are a 72-year-old male from the Grosile district with no known medical history and a 21-year-old male from the Babano district with no known medical history. Both individuals were in care at the time of their passing.


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Hey everybody, this is Brett and this 2016 Ram 3500 Megacab Short Box Dual Rear Wheel is stock number 12414Z. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, near New and used heavy-duty truck and Ram headquarters. This 2016 Ram 3500 has the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. We're going to go inside, underneath, start it up, check out under the hood in this video. Brilliant black over white gold is the color scheme on this truck and we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality condition and options of the truck before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Auto, in the upper right hand part of the screen is a subscribe button to our YouTube channel. Click that and then click the bell notifications. You'll get updates every time we do videos here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the polished aluminum rims and it has mastercraft Stratus HT tires. These are LT 235 ADR 17s and the front tires have right around, I'd say, 50 to 60% of the tread left. Frame and underbody is in really nice clean condition. Front fender is in nice shape as well. No major dents or dings on there. Does have the projector lamp headlamps, LED running lights, factory fog lights. You can see it does have the front bumper parking sensors and that that front bumper is in pretty nice shape. I didn't see any major dents or dings. Chrome trimmed grille and the hood is in really nice shape as well. Passenger side front fender, no dents or dings on that. And the passenger side rim, no major scuffs or scrapes, looks pretty good. It does, brilliant black does have a little bit of metal flake to it, or actually a lot of bit of metal flake. Really a good looking color, really sparkles in the sunlight. And as you go down this side of the truck, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by, just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle. You can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Comes with the painted step bars. This back rim is in excellent shape as well. And the back tires have, I'd say just about as much tread as the front tires, maybe even a little bit more. Once again, frame and underbody looks really good back here. It's like that all the way underneath. Has all the remaining factory exhaust, so it hasn't been altered. Cab corners and little rockers look really good, didn't see any corrosion on them. The newly tub in front of it is in pretty nice shape, I didn't see any major rock chips or anything. The only thing is it does have a little bit of a ding right there, but other than that, structs pretty clean all the way around. Rear bumper, no major dents or dings on there. It does have the backup parking sensors, full towing package which includes a receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring. That tailgate is in excellent condition as well. Comes with a spray and bed liner, fifth wheel and gooseneck prep package. It has a ladder that you can attach to the tailgate here if you want it. And you do get seven pin wiring back here and LED bed lighting. But that fifth wheel gooseneck prep is a nice thing to have. And as you go down the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger's side. This back rim is in pretty nice shape as well. The driver's side doors look really good on this truck as does the cab. Has the heated fold up tow mirrors. They have built in directional signals, they fold up like so. And in, wait till you see this interior. The Laramie Longhorn interior is always very impressive.  No rips, no tears, seats look really good. Get the light brown piping on there, memory driver's seat, lumbar, get the Longhorn all weather floor mats, auto headlamps, power pedals, power windows, power locks, power mirrors. These mirrors do power fold in. Always like showing both sides so you know that both sides are working properly. We'll hop inside and check out the miles, radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. Alright, so you get 63,788 miles on this truck, digital speedometer, compass, outside temperature display, range to empty, gain and you can change all those corners to read whatever you want. You get the special Laramie Longhorn edition instrument cluster and that instrument cluster is very nice and clean. You also get the heated wood grain trimmed and leather wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. You do get audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. This one comes with the six speed, 68 RFE transmission with the optional tap shift, the 8.4 3C radio, AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on here as well as the factory navigation which you just saw. You have your heated and cooled seat buttons as well as your backup camera which shows up right there that's working nicely.  It does have a 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in, keyless entry with remote start. You get that nice wood grain cover that goes over the cell phone holder and storage area, two cup holders there. Get the nice real wood grain trim and this one does have the Alpine premium sound system. The passenger side format and seat are in excellent condition, no rips or tears on there, smells very clean inside this truck, I don't think it's ever been smoked in and the headliner is in really nice shape as well. You didn't see any rips or tears, it does have map lights, power slide, rear window button and home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems assist in a 911 button in the rear of your mirror. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood, start it up. Back seats are just as nice as the front seats, no rips or tears back here, it does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have, you get the same stitching and patches back here.  Power sign rear window with the built-in rear defrost, the other way that this seat goes down is just the backrest, so if you just put the backrest down like so, what that does is it creates a contained storage area back there where stuff can't roll around, so that's pretty convenient too, it also gives you a higher load floor, you get the saddlebags on the back of the seats, the front seats, child safety locks on the back doors and the bottoms of the doors all look really good. We will start it up, take a quick look under the hood, you can see it starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video, you have been able to verify the quality and condition of the truck all the way around, inside and out, all lights are working nicely, under the hood we have the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel, engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth, once again this truck has been fully safety and inspected by Ulis Service Shop has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100%, we're ready to go, there's your emissions sticker and I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this truck and one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, half tons, three quarter tons, one tons, you name it we got to go to that website right there www.SummitAuto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at SummitAuto.com and if you like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash SummitAuto, remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there, click the bell notifications you'll get updates every time we do videos here at SummitAuto. In fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel in the upper left to link to more Ram 3500 truck videos like this one the upper right a link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right, click those check us out we're super excited to help you with this ultra clean 2016 Ram 3500 mega cab short box Dewey Laramie Longhorn and brilliant black pistol pearl over white gold thanks again for checking out the video remember to like subscribe and share