Kali Kertel, freestyle, right? Yes, DJ Raji is representing as well on Hip Hop Thursday. On why in the morning I go by the name of Barry Moses or it's by more than every social media platform but before I introduce my first guest of the day for Hip Hop Thursday, the second edition of Hip Hop Thursday. I'd like to talk to the DJ. Wakumbu shes social media. Na vinyoneza pata mixes. Na wambiwa tumi request. At Facebook, Instagram, Twitter. At Rajis the DJ. Ashtag remember me Hip Hop Thursday. I'm away in the morning. Safi Kavisa, DJ Raji apendi kuongia sana and apenda kuongia na his fingers and he doesn't know how to stop the music. Without much further ado, I'd like to introduce Wahenga. Soutia West. Soutia West? Yes. And they're representing Kenyan Hip Hop to the full list. Kavisa. Kavisa. So nani atafungwa? I go by the name of Muhanga Karna representing Wahenga Soutia West of Lemus Kia. I'm trying to go keeping it Hip Hop, Kenyan Hip Hop, Strictly. Strictly Kenyan Hip Hop, Kavisa, Kavisa. Wahenga rea pa. Representing unwaruwa always. Wahenga Soutia West. So inwa su angongroda puibo? Apondani. Apondani. Apondani. Right. So Wahenga sounds like a lot of wisdom. Yes. Two majors about that. Uchanuwa na kuentatein. Uchanuwa na kuentatein. That's your mission. Exactly. As Wahenga music. How did you guys link up? Amazingly enough, we are cousins. We go by the same names. Personal names. Music names. So what is your official name? James Mungai. What is your official name? James Mungai. Is that your granddad? Yes. Or any grandfather? No, no. Oh jeez. Oh jeez. All right. Alkomona muzikia pa. This is in our concert and we represent it musically in our area. All right. So nani budako ni bro ya budake? Ivo, Ivo. Ivo, Ivo. So budako ako na ifo muyamziki kule? Budango ako onboard basa. Ako onboard basa. What about you dad? I'm a core believer. I'm a core believer. All right. Kushuwa wa patanangi wanongia wana sema wa tutu haki. Nangotia wa chokere. Nangotia wa chokere na iti. Nangotia wa chokere na iti. Nangotia wa chokere na iti. Udo na naiwa. Udo na naiwa. S감 dekaweza. We have our hanga representin KEE hiphop on hiphop Thursday, on Wael though Morning. Don't forget the hashtags by people. White 2.5 4 channel on Twitter, White 5.4, underscore channel on Instagram, and White 2.5 4 on Facebook. Keep your questions coming. Four hanga direct them to them. All right. So, I'd like to know, why hiphop for you guys? You squeeze a killer rapper man, zakuebha manze. Mwenha nii mistik to hiphop? Mi personali, nima kwa hip-hop fan from way back Nihishik penda, actuali sko nzangaza hip-hop fan Nzangaza Kenyan music fan Nzengwa skizanga kina nyash, kina isa, kina nemle, soteote Sa bili nili groi, ili konda kujiju, nika pata na penda like Hip-hop bili misteri zi uchongo, nika pata na skiza kina basmo na kina nyash Na kina okto na kina kaka So bili nili groi, nika amu, aiki toa jan jaribu I like how ume mention marapuwa Kenyan So you're influenced by Kenyan hip-hop Sa na Alright, so sheng is a language that you use in your music Kabisa Alright, are you familiar with the term shrap music? They are familiar with shrap Would you consider yourself ume fanya shrap, ume fanya shrap kia piaki? I'll say me According to my understanding, shrapu nasi mangani sheng, rap na trap Na kimiemi, na na nimi fanya zote, nimi trap, nimi rap, na zote na kimi sheng So wever came up with that term Ume satisfy Ume satisfy, ume satisfy kilian kwa na zemi wu have up now Alright, Safi What is your take on Kenyans rapping in English? Okay, I was If you could check the hip-hop industry in Kenya It started in the 90s I think the man was Ume mangani sheng, I think jimi githu or something Na at that time, he came as part of Colonialism As he took a copy of the U.S. Ume fanya, kudunga, kuhu rap na English But I also came up with Kenyan sasa style Ono na, kukujetu kapataki na kalamashaka wa na go on scene And um Alright, maybe you guys are in the Lennahim mic Sayde na mic to Fadani As I was saying I was saying the Kenyan hip-hop scene in the 90s With a guy, jimi githu or something So in the course of the Wakifanyama hip-hop In the course of the struggle, we tried to break free from Yoku kukupi, kuhu imitet American culture sana So utu kapatatu me haza kwa vawao na kina kalamashaka Na kina gidi-gidi na jimaji Wakanda kam naswa hili sheng hene So ili kitu utu naza sema Kaumuna utu naza rap na sheng Na English, I mean Yoni bako ya koi ko tu sa Lakin ni sisi kawahenga, scene south ya west Siro na representungu wa roya ni Representa, go represent, west side Kila kupu kupupatable nao Kila enyena Fika palenda ni sheng Na we best at it Would you say hip-hop is the biggest genre in Kenya right now? According on my face, it's because the big acts in Kenya Wakitaju is because of the calligraph West is because of the octo Kikaka Juzya li kua like Umajula kua And I'm making moves of the drop album So top 5 Kenyan artists kuna kawa tatuivi wa hip-hop? Or hip-hop, exactly So hip-hop is reining? Hip-hop is reining As much as ni watatutu nasiki kanga Hip-hop is reining Kendele na ii play kei Na ii campaign na shoka izi It's a matter of time Hip-hop will take over Is story a play kei ii? What do you take on it? A play kei, first of all Ii kuna two major parties Presenters na artists So utkikam kwa presenters Kwa nu mesa uma fans by the way?  Kwa chi siya sir? Kwa ni surfi wei cheza Acha mamu mingi Kwa wei ni msa ni kanga Kwa kwa ii cheza wipale But there are complaints Put in work Put in moa kwa kwa kwa So ii kitu ni both way Ni both ways Ni both ways Symbiotik trafaku balance Kwa sa ni wa put in the work Presenters apreciate work Presenters apreciate kaza surfi Kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa Kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa Kwa kwa kwa kwa Kuna game mjuchez apa ibi Kila tazdi Kila tazdi mecha gwa skumbaya kujawa I go to star Kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa Ni sisi isa track by you guys It's the latest one Of your EP The EP in Hwa Sisi Before to talk about sisi Kuna song and barley Song and barley Kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa Sisi isa EP Song and barley Kwa kwa kwa kwa Sisi isa EP Sisi isa EP Sisi isa EP The track As in hip hop Uko like kia chajame Amma nati structural uko to kia chajame Uko nina kia kwa kwa Song and barley Kutuna express as in What Kida kwa hiruwa na daily ko maisha Kasi kwa kwa Ni kwa ko Yoku David, Mutriku Tukurva, Sungambal Asakii U Moder asakii Kwe Ashtagii So this is the title track, the title track is Nishisi, the EP is called Sisi, and in fact it's available on Bumple, you can stream, purchase, download, anything in a kubambatu. So this is the title track, the title track is Bumple, you can stream, download, purchase, anything in a kubambatu. You can also find a free soft copy, you can email at wahangamusicatgmail.com, you can find a free copy of the EP. Nishisi isambai. Nishisi isambai, Nishisi isambai. So, Sisi. Why Sisi? Sisi basically, it answer all questions that you deserve about an artist. Sisi, the EP itself, it has six tracks, the six tracks in the EP speak much about lifestyle, semi-west, how we live in life. Sisi itself explains, as in, ok, ok, ok, as you can understand in a spik about us, about music. Am I wearing something to add? The Sisi, like the title, it will answer to all the questions about ohenga music. Like, what the new cuts in the game Ohenga music… Nga nga represents our East CC We have to double it Y ou are the meaning for it You are the meaning for it The streets is is the city So, the city, the truck speaks about the same Maybe we may just drop a few titles of the EP to check it out If they do the title Drag list nga nga is CC Nga nga number 2 Toboha Make sure you Ksna Inga tissue Shuka Bay Shukabe isa na sana tu na speaka. Sinmya kumbe tu wa te pizene te west. Te west kule luk atungi yangi Mr. Price. Kluya na nga Shimoni, Giko, Shwa, Adi, Kolo na. No manam kufreshigia. Suno na na tu. And if you let over fan says iskia, adi kolo na. Iskia? Iskia kia kolo na. Iskia pelo na iskia. Kolo na iskia kikotigia. So, Shukabe ni kubonga na om tu na kuzia luk. Ni kwa na Nairobi ni kulcha na Nairobi. Na kitu na bamba ni tu me puti tina na artistikuwe. As in, ina kubamba tu yangi. Yo kwa na nga mafitisano na iskizuki na nga kubai luk. Ina kupia vibe na tiki. Nga fia vibe ya kuhu na kubagini. Nga mba fifu ni goma ni trauma 10 be. Nga mba 6 hae na mbe. Hae na mbe. Hae na noma. Hae na mbe. Hae na noma. I like the lingo me chagua titles in a relate sana na Nairobi. Exactly. Are you considering to reach out to the rest of the 46 counties? Greatly. To na consider sana sababu us is to represent south to west, but also Kenyan to the... Kenyan to the world. ...to the world maze. Kee hip hop to the world. Safi kabis. Sisi baiwa henga on boom play, kop that stream support Kenyan music. It's about that time. Exactly. Which is a game. Kila mi sata chagua. To paper to Willy tu. Willy. Safi. Chagua mbele. Om chagua tata mbele. Om chagua tata mbele. On imbele. All right. Ia mwisho ita kwa bonus. So utafu kwa ako? Eni. Eni. Okay, with that. Wa sa... Imandikoni? Saging. Saging. All right. What is your take on sagging in the hip hop culture? Saging. I've heard so many stories. When I sagging in Lianza, when I come to the scene, but I could never talk or speak mostly about the body boy. Kwa... Kwa body boy. As in, in our culture. Kamalizimu kwa kwa relationship, kuna warembo na irobi, kuna warembo kei ii, kuna warembo 254. So as much as unadu sagging, iskua ni unadu... Jya body boy. ...to represent wrongly. All right. That is his take on sagging. Tell us what you think about it. Hashtag is why in the morning on any social media platform will track you, as I said. Ya. Revolution. Revolution. All right. Do you think hip hop is responsible for any positive revolution in the world? Ya. Hip hop fanyani ni nidu? Kamalizimu, hip hop in Lianza, in kwa times, blacks were oppressed. So they were able to speak out and could express the used hip hop. Umbasa. Kikaka pesa kwangfkozau banasak. Idi say, unaiking kili ya. Una kinaimine makinwa shingan keli. Manzi no na wei chokin do hip hop na hip hop niya blacks. Exakt. Safika visa mena. I like that. All right. Inkai meni shingda. Ah, uta eba. All right. Sii, unge tizaga na udo? Ya. Let's do this. Misha ni kusahidee. O ii me li shikasana. He utaipa ii kwa li? Ii ndo ya. Ya no monga ni kwa misa. Alright. It's opening. Alright, nice one. Oh man. Drugs. Now by the, speaking on drugs, tu konango ma track number 5, it's called matembe. Matembe? Alright, so matembe could be your answer for this particular question. What is matembe all about? Matembe is about this guy also stressed with the issues of life. As in, life imeku pigasana until the only option unha niliske mengakana kwa vasaksema gori zikizidi eka shinkokamba. As in, maisha imeku makupush to the limit, to the point of the only thing unhanga liye unha look out for a way out ni matembe. As in, you just want to be high spirit to be elevated. So are you encouraging him to take matembe in this track? Not really, not really, not really. There's a better way, kuhandoli issues other than matembe. Mio nasaizi katesi and cut muna manzisha, the mental health issues of mental health. So, before if you get your point you need attention mentally for kwa kwa as a person kwa kwa kwa nolituwa. Ina kusawilisanga, shida yotu masa zimeshika. Aftapu ungori na rodi labdo kubemes atra umefa tu ungori zingine mingizai. As a source of inspiration kwa zimeshika, aso ingisha nusema, ah, mikabla nishike yo Mike Bresma su junia. As a source of inspiration, what do you take? From what I know from what I've had rapas rapas they like to do this thing but pi unafawa wilewa that nishobiz as in it's not really kenye. Oh, kilu ono na kwa instagram sikile. Nishobiz. So ata uko guilty of kwa kavitu zingine IG lakini. I like that. Thank you very much. I like your view. I hope u lisha fungu apipa. I'm gonna say ma money. All right. Money and hippo. Buona hoa niwa hippo upo ames if you have pesos. Mazi. Juka kwa hippo packed as much as hippo badun kya chijami onongia kusu like shida na nini. They are the positive side about it. Lasmo bow, lasmo look fresh and everything. Alafu alafu this new age ma shida. People are running to kinamego or running to shrub as in kumusyam tako na shida. Mombi mombi ono na jibamba. So it's a good aspect. Exactly. So it's a good aspect of hipo. Thank you very much for hanging up coming through to I in the morning. We appreciate you guys so much.  Sindoio. As we wrap this up what is your social media? All social media platforms are hanging music. YouTube, Facebook, IG, Twitter. What is your music? What is your music? What is your group name? My personal name is Muhengakana Kilaumali. What about you my brother? Muhengam Hengari. Anyway Muhengam Hengari. Thank you very much for coming through to I in the morning. We appreciate you a lot. We support Kenyan music. This show of First of World Big Absana You had it from Muhengam Hengari on social media. So their EPCC is out on Bumple. It's out. Muhengam music Muhengam music at gmail.com If you are not able to reach us via email you can boom play live on the stream. Nisisi by Wuhenga and this is the first track of the EP. They have shot the video. DJ Rajiz is going to be playing it in a few Y254 channel on Twitter, Y254 underscore channel on Instagram Hashtag is why in the morning and hip-hop Thursday I go by the name of BiMoses or it's BiMone every social media platform. Michelle Washira is coming up next. Nisisi DJ Rajiz take it away.


On last day of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games organisers have reported 26 new games related COVID-19 cases bringing the total since July 1st to 430 cases hours before the closing ceremony. International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach said the games had been a success given the uncertainties surrounding the postpone event because of the coronavirus pandemic. With the rain pouring down, Japan is due to hand over the Olympic bats into the next whole city, Paris, at the ceremony that starts at 8pm local time. China were on top of Italy here with 38 goals as of late on Saturday with the United States at 36 and Japan at 27. There are 13 goals up for grabs on Sunday before the ceremony got closing.


We have Vietnam and this is the last country we're going to talk about today. Why go? So most teachers in Vietnam are employed by private language schools. They don't really do public. They don't really hire in public schools. And most positions can be found in Ho Chi Minh City and in Hanoi. Again, in the biggest cities of the country. Salaries also not quite bad between $1,200 and $2,000 per month. Also again, low cost of living means the salaries will go a long way. Usually for Vietnam, you need to be a native English speaker. You need to have a bachelor's degree and many employers will also insist on a Teflor or T-Salt certificate of at least 120 hours duration. So That's what that looks like. I know a couple of people who are currently in Vietnam and Yeah, they also told me there is a 14 day quarantine and The quarantine costs are also not always free. I spoke to some teachers where the school covered the quarantine fees and some who had to pay for it themselves But it also wasn't that expensive. So it's definitely doable or actually some teachers told me that in Vietnam they worked out a deal where um The quarantine costs to be taken from your first salary Something like that. So then your first salary would be a little lower Um, and they kind of work it out that way, but um, they're definitely still hiring in Vietnam and Demand is also really high Um Yeah, she says yay Vietnam. Oh looks like you're interested in a lot of places. Cool How can you decide? I mean, they're all so awesome. Totally get it Um Oh tana says this one is on my list too. Cool. Yeah, Vietnam is really popular And I know a lot of people there and they love it. They love it. Um, there's also so much to see and do I mean this one, uh, is in hoi an which is also beautiful a beautiful place hit also very hard um They had some typhoons, I believe or like some on our typhoons floodings in hoi an and also because of COVID and the tourism that pretty much I I think nobody still can't really enter Vietnam on a tourist visa So this city in particular has been hit very hard recently and Such a beautiful place such a shame um, okay Irma asks how about non native english speakers? Is there any possibility to be hired in Vietnam? Yeah, um I do believe so um, even though the requirements do say be a native english speaker, but um, again if your uh certifications are You know on top, you have your degree. Maybe you even have a degree in education and teaching you have your Tefl maybe you have more than 120 hours Maybe you have teaching experience then you can still find a position in Vietnam for sure Yeah Thanks so much for watching We are it ttt the leading provider for Tefl and t-sol training courses If you like this video, please subscribe by clicking the button down here And click on any of the videos here on the left for more interesting teaching tips for getting certified to teach english abroad and online you


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here? This is gonna be my spoiler free review for black widow just got out of a press screening watching this film tonight You'll be hearing this on Wednesday afternoon when I upload it, but Just to jump in to the premise now This is taking place in between Civil War Captain America Civil War and Infinity War So following the events of Captain America Civil War Natasha Romanoff again played by Scarlett Johansson Who does another great job in this as this character? She finds herself alone and forced to confront a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past pursued by a force that will stop But nothing to bring her down Romanoff must deal with her history as a spy and the broken relationship left in wake left in her wake long before she became an Avenger now the film itself was directed by Kate Shortland and it was written by Eric Pearson. It stars Scarlett Johansson Florence Pugh David Harbor Ulti Fagbano William Hurt Ray Winstone and Rachel Weiss or Weiss now I believe this is overall like the 24 film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe if I'm not mistaken and This is supposed to be black widow standalone film not supposed to be it is And my honest my honest thoughts just to start off what I will say that I enjoyed this movie I liked it, but it is not a proper standalone film I'm just gonna be honest on that regard Natasha is made out to be Like I think there was an assumption just going into this that the audience will just already be attached to this character Given the the time that we've been spent with Johansson as this character since the first appearance for her in Iron Man 2 I believe so There's not a lot of attention and growth for Natasha and when I say growth I mean they don't necessarily go as deep into the backstory as I know a lot of people will want the film starts off Wonderfully giving you hope that it's going to do that with a proper flashback set in 1995 Then it jumps to modern times right after Civil War, but then it kind of just turns into Something else that's not really about I won't say it's not about Natasha, but it's like Natasha She's not given the proper backstory that I know a lot of you will understand once you see the film she is outshined by Florence Pugh who does an amazing job as Yelena Belova who's like the sister figure two woman off Trained in the red room as a black widow. I don't know what the Why there is a decision to I guess put more attention off setting up Yelena for future proud projects Then there was giving a proper send-off to this character because for Marvel fans myself included if you've seen in game You know what happens to Natasha. You know what this character's fate is So for us to get a standalone film that kind of doesn't even feel like a send-off it feels more so just like another Marvel Marvel movie. That's that happens to be a black widow a Black widow based adventure. Let's say it doesn't feel like a send-off it feels like just another movie that is underwhelming in Being a goodbye to this character and all the stuff. Johansson has done in this role over the years the villain in this film is Very lackluster in my opinion not I would say one of the weakest MCU villains I've ever had the pleasure of witnessing Draco who's the head of the red room with this with his army of black widows. He's one of the worst Marvel villains to date Now I'll just talk about the technical stuff some more the acting is Phenomenal again Florence Pugh she is breathtaking and she Honestly, I feel like audiences because of the way Attempt the attention was put on her You're going to feel that emotional weight that this film is trying to search for but it never really seems to achieve it all the way You'll feel that through Florence Pugh and I I want to say you'll connect more with this character because of the way She kind of just naturally She's she's a Florence Pugh herself. She's a fantastic actress. She Impressed me with mid-summer. I was impressed with her and many of the other projects She had been in prior to that the movie she did about Paige's life She's a tremendous act actress and the thing is it's not forced She just steals the spotlight from Joe Hanson who kind of seems like she is just More underwhelming in her portrayal this time around She still does a great job and I I would even argue that perhaps this is her best portrayal of Natasha But with Florence Pugh every time she's in a scene she is just going to take the attention away from Natasha and Most of that comes from the direct direction choices to put more of an interest in setting up Yelena for future projects then giving fans of Black Widow a proper Fulfilling send-off and backstory digging deep deeper into the origins about Black Widow There's clearly a sense of them holding back throughout this film and again. Like I said, there's pacing issues The movie starts off so strong You're on the edge of your seat and then flat lines Great action sequences when the action sequels are there, but when there's no action It's like the dialogue between the characters and there's chemistry between these actors and actresses don't get me wrong especially David Harbour and Who's the red Guardian David Harbour has the red Guardian another fought like a father figure There's a whole family dynamic between Joe Hanson Harbour Pugh and Weiss their whole chemistry is Fulfilling enough to at least keep you engaged while you're watching but I Would say the heart of this film was from David Harbour and Florence Pugh They were just that good in their roles And I feel like there was a lot of the assumptions to be made that audiences would just be attached to Natasha so Let's not Provide much backstory on a Natasha solo film. I don't understand it. I don't understand it The movie again is it's paced oddly It starts out strong then it has its slow moments and the dialogue between these characters at times while While comedic it does world-tiring it you want to see this the action when it's happening But then when it's not happening it kind of just sitting there I'll say the movie does feel kind of sluggish at times just because of how it's paced the action sequences when they're happening They're phenomenal Breathtaking everything you would expect from a Marvel film. I would actually argue that these are a lot more intense than the Mortal Kombat action sequences I would say I felt every punch felt the impact at times More so than I did with the Mortal Kombat movies. I'm gonna give Black Widow honestly in terms of being a Well-made film I like it again. I did like it I'm gonna give it a six and a half out of ten Let me know what y'all think about this down in the comment section below if you haven't I make sure you subscribe turn on Postification to miss a video in description. I have links on my social media accounts on Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there questions any movies news or views like me to cover in the future blood in my guys I will see you in the next video


Hey everybody, welcome back to my Star Wars channel and today we're going to do another book review. We would be honored if you would join us. Hey everybody, welcome back to the channel. Thanks for joining me here at my Star Wars channel and that's exactly what this is. It's my Star Wars channel. It's the place where I look at how Star Wars interacts with my life and it could be vintage toys, doing reviews for that, could be for my hero, Boba Fett, and lately I've been doing reviews for the vintage books and the reason why is because the new movies came out and as they started coming out a lot of the old-timers lacked my shelf started complaining and saying why are we writing new stories, why are all these new stories and we have tons of old stories that we always wanted to see turned into films and so I thought let's put that to the test I'm going to read all the vintage books in order and then review them and then ask questions like do these hold up? Are they still canon and would I want to see this made into a movie? I'll get into all those at the end of this but first we're going to look at the second book from The Bounty Hunter Wars. This is Slave Ship. This is Slave Ship from Bounty Hunter Wars. This is number two from K. W. Jeter. This is a Bantam Spectra book. It's 321 pages. The last book if you saw my review was a very confusing book. This one more confusing story just like last time and again no reason for the title. No reason for the title. I don't know why it's called Slave Ship. I think it's just to draw you in but really doesn't focus on the Slave One at all. Second thing I want to say is why did I even bother reading the first book? Because the author spends a hundred pages of this book recapping the last book. Really a hundred pages. This author is very wordy, very wordy, very monologue-y. I didn't as a person who read the last book I didn't need a hundred pages of backstory that I had already read. Now I guess it's nice for someone that didn't read the first book but as someone who did read the first book I didn't need it. But even with that recap this book is still a hot mess. If you walk up to me on the street and ask me to recap this book for you and tell you, you know, summarize it I would just stare at you with a blank expression because I wouldn't know how. I would almost forget pages as fast as I read them. That's how unmemorable this book was. This is a story still about the tension between the Bounty Hunter Guild and how Kudar Muab is playing both sides of it but he literally just only talks about it, never does anything about it. In the past this book takes place in two different times in the past and in the present. So in the past Boba Fett is trying to destroy the remains of the Bounty Hunters Guild from the inside. In the present Boba Fett, Dengar and a girl named Nila are on Tatooine. They end up leaving Tatooine to get away from Bosc. He was setting a trap for them but they escape. We learn a little bit more about Nila because she was really kind of ambivalent, kind of strange in the first book. We didn't really know who she was. She said she was a dancer in Jabba's Palace but you didn't get more exposure about who she was. In this book you learn more about who she is and apparently most of that happened during the Quat of Quat chapters but we know that her real name is Katil, spoiler alert. She's from a noble house. She's kind of like a princess and her sister Kudir is actually looking for her but we don't know why.  Shizor is still scheming against the Bounty Hunter Guild trying to destroy it. None of the characters in this book feel like Star Wars characters. It doesn't feel like the author knows who these characters are, doesn't know who Bosc is, doesn't know who Boba Fett is. I feel like they're just names to the author and they just do the things that he wants them to do. So I didn't ever feel like I was drawn into the Star Wars universe with this book. Boba Fett for instance has a reputation of being the strong silent type. He doesn't talk a lot.  He talks and talks and talks and talks for pages and for a Star Wars fan who wants action, who wants lightsaber battles and who wants you know laser gun fights and escapes and chases and ATSTs and I want all that stuff explosions there's lots of dialogue in this just for pages and pages and pages uh negatives yeah not so much action and a lot of dialogue so in a series that I think a lot of people were excited for back in the 90s that said we're going to resurrect Boba Fett your favorite character we're going to bring him back to life I can see why a lot of people would have rushed out and bought this trilogy because it gives a story to a character that back then we didn't know that much about and uh people were upset that he had died they wanted him to come back so kudos right to the publishing house and to the author for bringing him back I'm sure that made books sell and fly off the shelf but um I think now that we have the Mandalorian you really do see how that could have been brought back successfully and done in a Star Wars style whereas this I just feel like was a book that had Star Wars characters as names only but it just didn't feel very Star Wars E at least in my opinion all right so a couple questions that we always ask and the first one is is this book still canon uh the answer is no right because uh so many things have happened since this book was written not only that but Mandalorian changed uh all of Boba Fett's lore and so the the series Mandalorian series is canon now uh plus there's some Boba Fett stuff mentioned in some of the cartoons too so I think that changes uh what was in this book so no not canon would I turn this book into a movie absolutely not uh I don't I don't think it would hold up as a movie at all there's well because there's no action in it so it doesn't come across as an action film and third uh does this hold up now in 2021 as it did when it was written back in the 90s I would still have to say no I don't think these books uh hold up today I know we've read the books in the past we had fond memories of them we remember them we're like oh yeah I remember bounty hunter wars uh and we you know we have fond memories of them and it looks nice on our shelf but as a 2021 reader and as a Star Wars fan I had a labor through this book labor through it I couldn't wait for it to end so um I promised I promised to review all the books so I have to read book three not looking forward to it but I'm hoping that it resolves all my questions because I still have a ton of questions so let's all cross our fingers and hope that book three is better maybe you have already read book three and you already know how this is all going to end and I don't and you're just sitting there with arms crossed and you're laughing at me did you read this book uh do you agree with me do you disagree with me you probably disagree right you disagree you love these books tell me how much you love these books down in the comment section below thanks for watching guys may the force be with you I'll see you next time


This video was brought to you by my patrons. Thank you so much for your support Hey during the latest update of moon teaser the blue moon witch By the way, it's on founding campaign. Help me found more features for the game Please I'll put it in the description and on the pilot comment But during the update I wanted to add some Easter eggs from another game for paradox Which I will also put the link in the description if you want to play it both moon teaser and firm product firm parallax You can play on the web version. So you just it's for free. You can play it. Please leave a rating as well I wanted to pick one object from a game and Insert in another project. So make some kind of a shared universe and for that I made what I called a scene bundler But now I renamed to asset bundler, which is a tool. Let me change Which is a tool that allows you to make Let me open this with atom Which is a tool a good tool that helps you Part objects and scenes from one project to another So essentially it basically just copy the the scene It makes a bundle a bundle folder and picks every dependency and Trolls and copied these the dependencies to that folder. Let me show how this works. I almost forgot about that 70% of you are not subscribed. I don't know how this video actually reached you But if you to be recommended to you, maybe you enjoy game development If that's the case, please consider subscribing to this channel right now Don't leave this to later subscribe now if you don't enjoy it You can unsubscribe later and also if you enjoy game development consider Subscribing no join our community on discord. I'll put the link in the description as well There we talk all day long about game development. I will give you support We'll talk about business project management Everything related to game to game development. So that's it. Let's go back to the video So I want to port the paradox boss, which is the boss of Fermi parallax to moon teaser to make like a Easter egg on these On this scene here where the the mouse is supposed to be Traveling the universe searching for another moon So I want the the boss to be right on the background like chasing hiding somewhere there so for that I Develop this tool and everything that I need to do is to go to this Tools out. I will put the link in the description for the github repository of these tools So I think that you don't know about that But I have a repository for tools plugins and useful Utility nodes that I developed with time. So I put them there. There are some other Especially plugins that help us develop games more quickly. I will I think that I will talk more about those plugins in the next videos so Everything that you had that you'll have to do is To copy these to your project folder. So let me open this Opening file manager. Let me change to this will make sure that I am on the second view So I copied the asset bundler to the game root node here Here it is asset bundler and back in grow. I will open this script asset bundler This is how it looks. It is quite complex by the moment at the moment. I still have to Refactor it a bit just so it's more readable and maintainable, but with the With this script opened in the file editor in this text editor I will open the product scene showing file system and I What you must ensure is that you are with the scene selected like this So make sure that this is selected here. I will actually take rid of my Preface just so you can see this so on the file system You have to ensure that you have this selected because it will take the the selection path here Get editor interface get selected path and you will click on file and run this script So it created a folder with all the dependencies of this scene. I will open this in the file manager Copy this folder go to moon teaser Open open moon teaser in file system And I will throw that in the objects folder actually on actors actors folder New folder. I will call it paradox, which is the name of the box Throw everything here. Actually, I can copy Move this to to this folder instead of the the bundler The lead currently. Yeah, and there's another tool. Let me close everything here There's another tool that helps you fix all the dependencies of the assets that you have in your project So this is a complete separate tool but you can use both together to Actually fix everything that you need to make the scene work. So let me show how this works if we just try to Open The paradox seen here. What is it? Yeah paradox, you can see that there are a lot of dependencies and even if you try to fix then you will have to fix Only this scene so only the paradox seen and maybe The other resources. So for instance, this resource path here this resource seen The hurt box the hit box you'll have to fix everything by hand. So to prevent that I made another tool which I call dependency fixer Fixer copy. I will copy that as well copy go to moon chaser open the the project in the file system paste the dependency fixer tool here and This dependency tool it works quite similar to the to the asset bundler But this one you'll have to to have the folder selected. So let me show how this works It will take the the folder and it will also Go to try to enter in the hierarchy of the folders downwards to fix everything that is inside this folder so To fix the the paradox seen so let's ensure that it is not fixed. You can see that we can open it If we try it would run into many errors So I will select this paradox seen go to the script folder. Let me close everything else here every other tab We'll only have this dependency fixer fire run And if I try to open the paradox seen again, you can see that it opens Without any warnings. And if I play it, let me just move it to the center here Yeah To the center Thanks And if we play it There we have it there we have the the boss and I will port this to moon chaser right now So that's it. I will put the link to these tools in the description so you can obtain it Please if you find anybody if you want to contribute to that To those tools your contribution will be very appreciated And don't forget that all of this is possible because I was working in a game on my studio Supported by my patrons and supported by previous sales consider making a donation or consider Becoming a patron I put it in the description the link is on the End screen as well so that I can work on more stuff like this so I can make your life easier Because I can apply the resources from patronage from donations from sales Everything into this studio and remember everything is public domain. So you can use it wherever you want However, you want so That's it. Thank you so much for watching keep developing and onto the next time


Hi everybody, I'm Jen with opensource.com and I have a brand-new top five articles of the week for you for today May 5th At number five how I got started with Linux from physics student to the founder of Frieda's Jim Hall tells us how it all got started with a hobby installing Linux in 1993 at number four cross platform development with Python and Beware and this article Katie McLaughlin shows Us how the Beware suite of libraries and bridges help Python developers deploy code across platforms She'll be speaking on the subject later this month at PyCon 2017 in Portland At number three a beginner's guide to Linux sys calls Containers are everywhere, but what are they and this article Lisa Rice says she had the aha moment When she realized containers are nothing more than Linux processes with the restricted view of the machine They're running on Okay, well, what about sys calls get a basic introduction to them from Lisa in this article At number two four types of open stack neutron networks. You must understand Chris Fields a red hat cloud success architect writes if your open stack hosted virtual instances need network Connectivity you're gonna have to create a network in this article He explains the four types of networks and how to configure them And finally at number one how to speed up your MySQL queries 300 times and this are Article Anna Felina gives us gives readers a written tutorial on how to speed up there your MySQL queries She'll also be speaking on the subject at Oz con in Austin this month That's it for the top five this week. Thanks for joining me and I'll see you next time


From the SiliconANGLE Media office in Boston, Massachusetts, it's theCUBE. Now, here's your host, Dave Vellante. Hello everyone, this is Dave Vellante, fresh off the red eye from VMworld 2019. And what I wanted to do was share with you some analysis that I've done with our friends at ETR Enterprise Technology Research. We've begun introducing you to some of their data. They have this awesome database, 4,500 panel, a panel of 4,500 end users, end customers, and they periodically go out and do spending surveys that have given me access to that spending data. And what I wanted to do, because you had a number of companies announce this quarter, I wanted to do a storage drill down. So Pure announced in late July, Dell just announced yesterday, late August, NetApp was mid-August, HPE was last week, again late August and IBM was mid-July. So you have all these companies, some of which are Pure plays like Pure and NetApp, others are big systems companies and so, but nonetheless, I wanted to squint through the data and share with you the storage spending snapshot for the second half of 2019. So let's start with the macro. What you heard on the conference calls was some concern about the economy. There's no question that the tariffs are on people's minds, particularly those with large exposure in China. I mean, Dell obviously sells a lot of PCs in China, so they're very much concerned about that. IBM does a lot of business there. Pure, really 70% of Pure's business roughly is North America, so they're not as exposed. So, but the macro is, probably looks like about 2% GDP growth for the quarter. IDC has the overall tech market growing at 2x GDP. Interestingly, a Gartner analyst told me in May on theCUBE that there is no correlation between GDP and IT spend, which surprised me, some people disagree with that, but that surprised me. But nonetheless, we still look at GDP and look at that ratio sometimes. The other macro is component costs. For years for the storage business, the last several years, NAND pricing has been a headwind. Supply has been down, it's kept prices up, it has kept all flash arrays more expensive relative to some of the spinning disk brethren. Something that we thought would attenuate sooner, it finally has, NAND pricing is now a tailwind. So prices are coming down. What that does is it opens up new workloads that were really kind of the domain of spinning disk before big data kind of workloads as an example. Not exclusively big data, but it just opens up more workloads for storage companies, particularly flash companies. The other big macro we're seeing is people shifting to subscription models. They want to bring that cloud-like model to the data wherever it lives, on-prem in a hybrid environment, in a public cloud. And companies, storage companies are trying to be that data management plane across clouds, whether on-prem. And that's a big deal for a lot of these companies. I'll talk a little bit more about that. So you're seeing this vision of a massively parallel scalable distributed system play out where data stays where it lives, edge, on-prem, public cloud. And storage is really a key part of that, obviously. That's where the data lives. But you're not seeing data move across clouds so much. What you are seeing is metadata move and compute move to the data. So that type of architecture is being set up, it's supported by architectures, not the least of which are all flash. And so I want to get into it now. I want to share with you some data on this slide, if you wouldn't mind bringing it up, Alex, on spending momentum. So the title of the slide is spending momentum. Pure leads the storage pack. So what this shows is the vendor on the left-hand side. And it essentially looks at the breakdown of the spending survey where ETR asked the buyers of the different companies' products. What percent of their spending is going to go toward replacing? Are they going to replace the vendor? Are they going to decrease spend? That's the, so the bright red is replace. The sort of pinkish is decrease the spending. The gray is flat. The sort of evergreen forest green is increase and the lime green is add. So if you take the lime green and the forest green, the add and the grow and you subtract the rest, you get the net score. So the higher the net score, the better. You can see here that pure storage has the highest net score by far, 48%. I'll show you some data later that correlates to that when we pull out some of the data from the income statements. So this is the July 2019 spending intention survey, specifically asking relative to the second half what the spending intentions are. So this looks good for pure. And again, I'll show you some income statement data that really affirms this. Hewlett Packard Enterprise actually was pretty strong in the spending survey. Particularly Nimble is growing. HPE overall, the storage business was down a little bit, I think three points, but Nimble was up 28%. So you're seeing some spending activity there. NetApp did not have a great quarter. They were down substantially. I'll show you that in a minute. And it looks like they've got some work to do. Dell EMC had a flat quarter. Dell has such a huge install base. They're everywhere.  Dell, after the merger, the acquisition of EMC, their storage share declined. They then bounced back. They had a much, much stronger year last year. And now it's sort of a dogfight with the rest. IBM is in a major cycle shift. IBM's storage business is heavily tied to its mainframe business. Its mainframe business was way, way down. Its overall systems business was down, even though power was up a little bit. But the mainframe is what drives the systems business. And it drags along a lot of storage. IBM's got a new mainframe announcement that it's got to get out. It's got a new high-end storage announcement that it's got to get out. And it's really relying on that. So you can see here from the ETR data, pure, way out ahead of the pack, continues to gain share, about a little over a thousand respondents to this. So a lot of shared accounts, by shared accounts, I mean the number of accounts that actually have some combination of multiple storage vendors. And so they were able to answer this, 1,068 respondents pure the clear winner here. Now, let's put this into context. So the next slide I want to show you is some of the key performance indicators from the June quarter off the income statements. So again, you see I got the vendor, the revenue for the quarter, the year-to-year growth for that quarter, relative to last year, the gross margin and the free cash flow, this is some of the key performance indicators that I'd like to look at. So look at pure, let's go to the third column and look at growth. Pure, 28% growth, Dell, flat. So 0%, this is just for storage. This is storage growth. Net app, down 16%, net app at a bad quarter, HPE down 3%, IBM down 21% due to the cycle that I discussed. You can see the revenue, pure growing very, very fast, from a small base, right, 396 million versus compare that to Dell's 4.2 billion, net apps, billion plus, HPE, almost a billion. IBM, not nearly as large. And then look at the gross margin line, pure as the industry's leading gross margin, it's just slightly above 69%. Dell is a blended, that asterisk is a blended gross margin. So it includes PCs, servers, services, VMware, everything and of course storage. So now when Dell was a public company before it went private, its gross margins were in the high teens. So Dell is in gross margin heaven with both EMC and VMware now as part of its portfolio. Net app, high gross margins at 67%, but that gross margin is largely driven by its gross margins from software and maintenance. And so that's a considerable contributor. Their product gross margins are in the mid fifties, kind of where I think EMC probably is these days. And when EMC was a public company, its gross margins were in the mid sixties, but then as it, just before it went private, I think it was dipping into the high fifties, as I recall. You see HPE again, that's a blended gross margin just roughly around 34%. I don't have as much visibility on their storage gross margins. I would say they are below in my view what EMC and Net app, well below what Net app would be. And then IBM, that's again blended gross margin includes hardware software services, 47.4%. Probably half or more of IBM's business is professional services. And IBM has of course a large software business as well. So, and then the free cash flow, you can see Pure crushing it from the standpoint of gaining share. I mean way, way ahead of the other market players, but only 14 million in free cash flow. So coming from a much, much smaller base. However, Pure is purely focused on storage. So their R&D, all their R&D is going into that storage space. Dell, free cash flow, very large 3.4 billion. That again is across the entire company. Net app, you can see 278 million HPE, 648 million. Great quarter for HPE from a free cash flow standpoint. I think year to date, they're probably 830, 840 million. So big, big quarter for them. And IBM at 2.4 billion. Again, Dell, HPE, IBM, that's across the company as is the gross margin. So the spending data from ETR really shows us that Pure is strong, as I showed you that very high net score and the intentions look strong. So I would suspect Pure is going to continue to lead in the market share game. I don't see that changing. Certainly there's no evidence in the data. I think everybody else is in a sort of a dogfight. Dell holding firm, 0%, you'd like to see a little bit of growth out of that, but I think Dell is actually, Dell's key metric is are we growing faster than the market? That's their sort of their a primary criterion in metric for Dell is to grow faster than the overall market because that means you're growing some share. I think Dell's comfortable with that. Dell's gross margins actually were helped this quarter by the fact that Dell's server business was down 12%. So it was a higher storage mix. So it propped up the margin a little bit. But again, generally speaking, it looks like Pure is the market share winner here, but much, much smaller than the other guys. HPE, Nimble, very strong and it shows up in the survey data from ETR and then IBM just needs to get a new product cycle out. So we'll come back, we'll take a look at this in January and see what it looked like and we'll continue to follow obviously the income statement and the public reporting. Pure Accelerate is coming up next month, just in mid-September, I have no doubt. Pure has been first in a lot of different areas. They were first were the all-flash array, they're the only all-flash array company that reached escape velocity. They and Nutanix were the first kind of new billion-dollar companies that people said would never have a billion-dollar company, Pure is a pure-play storage company, well over a billion now. They were first with that evergreen model, they made a lot of play there. They're first with NVME, first with NVIDIA relationships, so Pure likes to be first. I have no doubt at Accelerate next month down in Austin, curious that they picked Austin, Dell's backyard, but I have no doubt that they're going to have some other firsts at that show, Cube will be there watching just off of VMworld, the other big player here, of course, that I'm not showing is VSAN. VSAN is very, very strong, the ETR data shows that, and certainly the data from the income statement shows VM where NSX, they're networking products, they're software-defined networking, they're software-defined storage, the VSAN, very, very strong. Pat Gelsinger in the Cube, we asked him last week to take us through so as some of his big memories, and one of them was sort of VSAN, excuse me, one of them was VSAN, and the board meeting with Joe Tucci, who was on the VMware board, really put a lot of pressure on Pat, saying you can't do this to me, it's funny, EMC had the shackles on VMware for a number of years, but the shackles are off and VSAN is very, very strong. So these are some of the things we're keeping an eye on, thanks for watching everybody. This is Dave Vellante, Cube Insights, we'll see you next time.


President Roosevelt, Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Morgan Thorpe, Paul Muney, Franchitone, Walter Euston, Charles Lawton, and Orson Welles, among others, will be heard on the big show that starts the fifth war loan tonight at 10 o'clock. You can hear this big war pawn show over mutual tonight at 10 o'clock Eastern wartime. The case for Nick Carter, master detective. Yes, it's the case for that most famous of all man hunters, the detective whose ability at solving crime is unequaled in the history of detective fiction, Nick Carter, master detective, continuing the curious adventure called the accidental bullet, or Nick Carter and the mystery of the murdered dog. With the mystery of the test tube murders finally solved, Nick Carter is taking it easy. He has no case to occupy his mind and what's more, he hopes none will come along. It's 10 o'clock in the morning and he's just only arrived at his office. Oh, hello, Nick.  It's almost 10 o'clock. Yes, I know. I just felt lazy this morning. Any calls? Not a thing. Wasn't anything in the mail either. Good. Then I'll work in my lab this morning, unless something comes up. I'm counting on you to keep me from being disturbed and that there's something really important. I will, Nick. Oh, this spring fever, Nick, has must be catching it. That's only the mailman. We'll dump them in it. Yes. Can I help you? Young lady, I want to speak to Mr. Nicholas Carter. Oh, well, won't you come in, please? Please sit down, Mr. Simon Agnews, my name, young lady. I used to know Nicholas' father. He and I were old friends. I see. No, I want to see Nicholas. He only was a smart boy.  Who murdered Lord Nelson? That's what I said, young lady, Lord Nelson. Died last night in my backyard with a bullet through his head. Died in your backyard? But Mr. Agnews, Lord Nelson was a famous British admiral who died at the battle of... My captain, Lord Nelson, is a bulldog too, young lady. My watchdog. Now he's dead. Murdered by some seaving rascal. I want to hire Nicholas Carter to find the man who killed him. Oh, I see. Well, Mr. Agnews, I'm afraid Mr. Carter doesn't investigate the murder of dogs. You see, he's a... What is it, Patsy? Anything wrong? Nick, this is Mr. Simon Agnews. He said he was a friend of your father. Of course. How are you, Mr. Agnews? I know the dad speaking of you often. What seems to be the trouble? I heard someone mention the word murder. Lord Nelson, Nicholas. Lord Nelson has been murdered. Lord Nelson was Mr. Agnews' watchdog, Nick.  Murder is murder, young lady, whether it's a dog or a man. Isn't that right, Nicholas? I agree with you, Mr. Agnews. And I'll be glad to look into the matter for you. Oh, but Nick, you say you want... I don't have to, but this is different. I have never tried to find the murderer of a dog before. It may be a very interesting case. I want the murderer punished to the full extent of the law, Nicholas. Well, Mr. Agnews, I can't make any promises, but I'll do my best. You want to go along, Patsy? I sure do. This is no day to sit in an office. All right, come on then. Let's get started. Well, here we are, Nicholas. This is where I live. I see. Very nice little cottage. You live alone? Except for Lord Nelson. Now he's dead. But it seems so isolated. Don't you ever get lonely? Young lady, I'm an inventor. I can't work if there are a lot of people around to bother me. Yes, I know. I'm that way myself. Well, let's get out and see what we can find. Come in this way, Nick. We'll go through the house. I see you've no neighbors near you. The nearest house is 200 yards away. Watch this. I'll show you one of my little inventions. What kind of an invention, Mr. Agnews? A special burglar-proof lock. Well, there isn't any lock in the door at all. There isn't even a door now. And that's why it's burglar-proof. And just watch. All I need to do is to blow this whistle, and the door opens. Wow. Well, that's marvelous. You see the sound of the whistle operates an electric lock. Smart, eh? Come in. Come in. It's a very clever device, Mr. Agnews. It certainly is. A burglar would have a dream of blowing a whistle to make a door open. And if he did, he'd give himself away at once. All right, I've got something else here that'll interest you, too. My silent secretary. A silent secretary? Yes. It's an automatic recording device that takes down everything a visitor says while he's in the house. I see. And was it on when we came in? No lid first, and I cut it off. Here, I'll plant back for you. And you'll hear the first things you said when you came in. Listen now. It's a very clever device, Mr. Agnews. It certainly is. A burglar would have a dream of blowing a whistle to make a door open. That's when I cut it off. The apparatus is all hidden in the coat closet here. Never guessed that. Did you, Mr. Cardiff? Oh, I certainly didn't. Well, it's wonderful, Mr. Agnews. Do you have many other inventions like these? Oh, dozens of them. That's what the burglar who killed Lord Nelson was after. I see. You're sure it was a burglar then.  And come along. I'll show you his body. It's in the kennel out back of the house. It's right back this way. I haven't touched him. And here's the kennel. Right here by the back steps. And there's Lord Nelson lying inside, stone dead. Oh, the poor thing. Yes, the bullet entered his head while he was lying there asleep. At least he didn't suffer. The finest watchdog you could want. He'd bark his head off if a stranger came near the house. And yet he was asleep when he was killed. What do you mean? It seems strange. He didn't wake up when the murderer entered the yard. Oh, that's right. I never thought of that. You said a burglar killed him.  Well, no any place. It wasn't. Was there any sign of a burglar even having tried to get in? To think of it, there wasn't. What are you getting at, Nick? I don't believe Lord Nelson was killed by a burglar. But then who did kill him? Well, I don't know yet. Mr. Agnews, what's in that direction up there? Up the hill and through those trees? Over there. Just an old stone house. The only place anywhere near me. Anyone live in it? I've been empty for years. And somebody bought it just a while ago, though. For some kind of a club, I think. Not a hunting club, by any chance. No, Nick. There's no hunting around here anymore. I see. Well, suppose you let me and Patsy look around for more clues. You can go on with your work in the meanwhile. All right, Nick. But let me know what you find. I will.  Poor old fellow. He must have been awfully fond of his dog. Yes, but Patsy, I don't believe Lord Nelson was killed intentionally. Why not, Nick? Well, first look at this hole on the side of the kennel where the bullet went through. Would anyone have deliberately fired through the kennel to kill the dog? No, that's right. They wouldn't. They'd have run the risk of missing him. Certainly. And then again, if anyone had come into the yard, the dog would certainly have waked and barked. No, Patsy. The bullet that killed Lord Nelson came from some distance away. Yes, of course. I can see that now. I think it probably was a wild bullet. And judging from this hole in the kennel, it came from someplace up that hill. Well, then it must have been an accident. Well, if that's true, then no one's to blame when the case is solved. Not necessarily, Patsy. I have a funny hunch. There's still a lot we don't know about this case. So before we call it close, let's take a walk up that hill and see what we can find. This must be the house Agnew mentioned. I'm curious, though, place. All made of stone. Looks like a miniature castle. Yes. The style that was popular back in the 80s. Oh, what's that loose step? What's deserted, all covered with ivy, and windows have shutters over them? Yes, it does. I think I hear someone over there. Yes, look. Over there on the terrace. There's a man mopping up the tiles. Boy, look at him scrub. Hello there. Who are you? What do you want? We're looking for the owner. Is he around? There ain't no owner. This is a social term. Oh, I see. Then is the manager around? Oh, Mr. Kent? Yeah. Yeah, he's inside. I'd like to speak to him for a moment. All right, I'll go get him. Who wants? Carter, Nick Carter. Nick Carter? Okay. Just a moment, Mr. Carter. Let me act as suspicious of it, didn't I? Yes, we rather took him by surprise. Nick, he wasn't mopping up the whole terrace. He's been working on just this one small stall. He probably just got started, Betsy. Oh, maybe. Look, Betsy, down the hill, through the trees. Yes, you can just see the back of Mr. Agnes Carter from here. Yes. Nick, do you think the bullet that killed our Nelson Tinkman? Hold it, Betsy. Here comes the man. Mr. Carter, I'm Howard Kent, manager of the 52 Club. My assistant says you want to see me. Yes, Mr. Kent. I hope you could give me some information. Information? Yes. Did you hear a shot fired near this house any time last night? A shot? Yes. Well, no. No, I didn't. Did you build? Not me, Mr. Kent. I didn't hear a thing. Why, you asked, Mr. Carter. Mr. Agnes's dog was killed last night, and we were... Well, my secretary means that a stray bullet struck a dog belonging to a neighbor of yours, and we just wanted to find out if it came from around here. No, we couldn't have. There aren't any guns around the place, except for some ornamental old antiques in the game room. I see. Now, I suppose this is a bridge club you're running, isn't it? A cart club, Mr. Carter. For a few well-to-do members who like privacy, who are perfectly honest, they all like to get together for an occasional game of poker where they won't be disturbed. I see. Well, sorry to bother you. Oh, not at all. Yes, you better get back, Betsy. As far as we're concerned, the case seems closed. I'm sorry we couldn't be of more help. Quite all right. Here, Betsy, these steps are uneven. You better take my arm. Nick, they were both lying. I'm sure of it. I think so, too. But then why are we leaving? You certainly haven't given up, have you? No, Betsy, I haven't. There's nothing more we can do here now. We can't prove they're lying without some kind of evidence. Well, I suppose not. No way to now. Back to Simon Agnews. I'll ask him to let me take the dog's body back to my office. I'm going to dig out that bullet and examine it. What do you think you can learn from the bullet? I haven't a faintest idea yet, Betsy, but I'm going to find out. Do you need any help, Nick? No, Betsy. It won't take long to dig the bullet out. What in the world is the most candid assistant of his? We're trying to cover up. Well, perhaps the bullet will give us a clue. I'll only be a few minutes. Right, Nick. Is there already Nick? Take it easy, sister. Who are you? It wouldn't be wearing masks if we wanted you to know that, sister. That's right.  What do you want? We want to see Nick. He's not here. You're lying. We saw both of you come in not more than a minute ago. There's a door over there, Jake. It's probably in there. Yeah, you're right. OK, sister, call Nick Carter to come out here. I won't do it. Maybe this will help you to change your mind. Oh, let go of me. Not yet, sister. Joe, cover that door with your gun. When Carter comes out, see that the axe is nice. I get you. Now, sister, you call Carter. I tell you I won't. Oh, you're hitting me.  You're hitting me.  Honey, I like this. Yes, Pessie, what? Stick them up, Carter. Play nicer. I'll plug you. Yeah, that's right. I'm sorry, Nick. I couldn't help calling you. That's all right, Pessie. Well, what do your two thugs want? We want the body of that dog you just brought here, Carter.  What started out to be a simple case of the accident and killing of a dog seems to be growing stranger by the minute. Why should two armed thugs want the dog's body so badly they're willing to kill to get it? Is there something about the dead dog that Nick should know? Listen, tomorrow. The strange adventures of Nick Carter, Master Detective, features long clock as Nick Carter. Patsy is played by Helen Choude. The stories are written by Bob Arthur and David Cogan. And original music is played by Lou White. Be sure to listen tomorrow to the next episode of this exciting story and to follow the further adventures of Nick Carter in the case entitled The Accidental Bullet, or Nick Carter and the Mystery of the Murdered Dog. The return of Nick Carter, a copyright feature of Street and Smith Publications Incorporated, is presented by the Mutual Broadcasting System from the studios of W.O.R. New York. The adventures of Nick's adopted son, Chick Carter, Boy Detective, are broadcast over most of these stations Monday through Friday at 5.15 p.m. Eastern wartime. Nick's own show is presented over most of these stations every evening, Monday through Friday at a quarter past eight Eastern wartime. This is Mutual.