The Great Search brought to you by Digikey and Adafruit. Thank you, Digikey. Every single week, Lady Adafruit shows you how to find stuff on digikey.com. And one of the most useful skills you can have on planet Earth right now is being able to find parts. Lady Adafruit, what is the Great Search this week? Okay, for this week, so I was working on this iSquared C adapter board that can connect to LED arcade buttons. I love these, these are durable, they're pressy, and of course they're glowy. So I've got a PWM output and a digital input that's being read. And some of these LED arcade buttons really need 5 volt power. Even if the board itself is 3 volt logic, I need to give the LEDs 5 volts for them to light up. And that's not unusual. A lot of arcade stuff is very, is still very kind of 5 volt land. Because a lot of controller boards are meant to plug into USB and so they have, you know, 5 volts available. But since these STEMIQ keyboards can plug into 3.3 volt logic and power, I want to make sure that we had a way to give them to generate that 5 volts. So normally you're like, oh, I've got 3 volts and I need 5 volts. No problem, I get a boost converter. And, and I love boost converters. There's nothing, there's nothing wrong with DC-DC boost converters. But they're always like, you know, you're like, how hard can it be? Before you know you need a chip and they need a diode and they need an inductor. And then like, you sometimes even need, you know, a compensation cap or you need a resistor divider. And, you know, when I don't need a lot of current, if I need only like 50, maybe 100 milliamps of current, I actually prefer to go with a charge pump. They're great for when you just need a reference voltage, if you need a small amount of current. They're not very power efficient because they always double the input voltage and then regulate it down. They can't, they're not like a boost converter where it can change the PWM rate into the inductor to change the boost voltage. They'll always double, they're doublers. The way they take the capacitor and they switch the connections back and forth, they basically double the amount of voltage. So if you give it 3.3 volts, it'll double it to 6.6 and then linearly regulate down to 5. So again, they're not power efficient, but they're really cheap and something like this, which isn't going to be battery powered. Personally, I think it's just fine. Okay, so let's go to the computer and I'll show you. So this is, this is a schematic I have for every LED switch. So I've got the switch here, one pin connected to ground, one pin is connected to the digital input. And then over here, the other one, I've got the 5 volt power and then because I have, I might have 3 volt logic, I have to use an end channel, a FET to, you know, or you can use an NPN in this case, I'm using the end channel FET to quickly turn on and off or you basically connect the other side of the LED to ground. I can't do high level, not easily because, again, the logic level might be 3 volts, so I have to reference it to ground. I can't reference it from 5 volts below. Just a PWM controller and then this is the switch cap. So again, I like switch cap converters because they're so simple. You know, you've got your VCC input and then you've got your switch cap, which is one microfarad, and then you've got the output, which is 5. And another nice thing is these are always, they kind of come in a standard 6 pin TESOP SOP 23 package. There's a shutdown pin if you want it, but pretty much it's like voltage in, voltage out, one small capacitor, no inductor, no resistor, no compensation, no diode. So I'm a big fan of these. I really like them. And again, they're good up to usually about 50 to 100 milliamps. So you can draw, you know, you can draw a couple of LEDs from them. So let's go to Digikey. And so finding these is a little bit interesting because they can actually be in two different spots. So, you know, I usually just type in DC-DC charge pump to try to filter out all the inductor based boost converters.  Let's go with active, positive, single output, and the output is 5 volts fixed. So that'll at least get us, you know. And there's, once I do other voltages, by the way, for example, if you're doing UART to TTL, UART TTL to like RS232 logic, you'll want to boost up to plus or minus 10 volts. So you actually usually get two charge pumps, one that takes your 5 volts and gives you 10, and another one that inverts the 10 back to negative 10. So let's filter and then let's see what we've got available. So there's, you know, there's a couple of things. They do come in other packages and I will say a lot of them, you know, are in the 5-pin or 6-pin category. So if I'm looking for one that's equivalent to, you know, the package that I'm using, it's going to look something like this, you know, this 6-sot. So let's also only look for in stock, looks like a foot 56 options. But here's the thing, they're cheap.    So the thing is, is that, you know, there are some here, but you can also find them in, oh, I know one more thing, I just wanted to, before I leave, show you the current output. So a lot of them, you know, they'll give you, as long as you give them, again, it can't be less than one half the voltage because it's a doubler. So you have to give it at least like 2.7 volts. But yeah, a lot of them will give you, you know, 150, 120 milliamps, 60. They say it's a small but a fair amount of current. And another nice thing is they're not noisy. You'll never get inductor noise from them.  But also look under LED drivers. They're also, you know, they're often considered for like LED drivers. And so even though, and I see this for a lot of DCDCs, check both locations because, you know, for example, my OLED boost converters, whenever I look for those, the chip I use, which is a constant current, sorry, a constant voltage, like the fan 533, 13 volt boost converter. It's actually sorted under LED drivers, not under voltage regulators. It's one of those things. Okay, so again, active, one output, voltage, 5 volts. Wait, no, sorry, voltage output, 5 volts. And let's also only look in stock. So there's also a couple here. And so actually the one that I'm using nowadays is this RT61AGE. Now there's not a lot in stock right now. There's only 130 because I recently bought a wheel of 4000. But this is what I use. And it's, you know, it's dropping replaceable with the AP3602. And it works lovely.  And, you know, in quantity there, they can be as little as 30 or 40 cents for chip, which again, by the time you add the inductor and the diode and the chip is going to be, you know, maybe half the price of a boost converter with only like one or two placements. You'll need that one capacitor in the chip. So if you're doing manufacturing, you're paying for placement and you're paying five to 10 cents of placement, you know, it's also going to be cheaper to go with a charge pump. So this is my great search. Charge pump.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaskiescasebreaks.com. Happy new release day. We're coming at you with break two. Pick your team two of 2020 Panini Certified Football. 12 box inner case. So these master cases are actually kind of big. At the end of the break, we are giving away a box of certified football, the brand new certified football right here. If you bought at least two teams, you'll get one entry, four teams, two entries, so on and so forth. No vet commons chip, they're all donated, all the proceeds, we actually sell them and all the proceeds will go to a number of different charities that we support, Children's Hospital of LA, Boys and Girls Club, so on and so forth. All right, so on the 21st, on a Friday, thanks everyone for joining us. Jason did the first half, anything cool come out of the first half? There's Ron with Last Bot Mojo, Double Last Bot Mojo right here, there's everybody else. Thanks everyone. All right, so let's pop open this. So you can see four boxes, especially on the top cam right there. There's the other four boxes right here and the other four boxes right here to make 12. We've got Tua and Drew Brees on the cover here, two autographs and two memorabilia cards per box on average. There you go, all familiar stuff, everyone loves certified. Always does, always a fan favorite from year to year. Good luck ladies and gents. Don't let me forget that box giveaway at the end. I have a feeling I will forget. We're talking off camera before we start this recording. If there is a Tom Sawyer movie, I don't think there's been a Tom Sawyer movie since like the 70s. Could there be a new Tom Sawyer movie? Or what's the thing that people do now, you take a literary figure and then turn them into like a zombie fighter? What if it's Tom Sawyer zombie hunter? Right? Him and Becky I think? You know, they'll battle vampires together. Mike Tower was saying that there's a Tom Sawyer character in the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. It's him as a grownup and as a, right, so Rich and Mike remember this. They're saying that him, Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn were in the Secret Service. Interesting, agents for the US government. Yeah, maybe they're crime fighters. Maybe that's the next thing in fiction. There's new generation relic, Van Jefferson. Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn, our secret agents. We've got Leviska Chanel Jr. to 199. Gold team, Derek Henry. You've got agents, a little bit on the thicker side, almost like those hog cards and absolutely, that's AJ Brown. That's an insert that certainly will ship. There's Tyree Kill. This is kind of cool. Sort of the street art, some rugs. I wish he was in his pro gear. There's Antonio Gandy Golden. I'm gonna set these aside. We'll sleeve these up later just in the interest of time. We wanna brief through that. Is that a case it? Caught my eyes. Comic Hunters saying it's a case it. We'll sleeve it up. There you go, Kyle, I think has my Raiders, right? Yeah, Kyle Weaver with the Las Vegas Raiders. All right, and there's the Michael P. Ryan, Samaj's brother, I think. I'm actually gonna need a few more 120s here, hang on. Bradley saying that 2020 is not a case it. Still looks nice, either way. Are there case it's in this tradition? I don't recall. Maybe they could have added that added a feature like that this year. There's DJ Dallas to 399. There's Jerry Judy. Wow, three out of five, Jerry Judy. Looks like the onk of Broncos. That will be for Denver, my rivals. Rick Hoffman with the Denver Broncos. Nice, even though he is a dirty, dirty Bronco, out of fives and under to get the train whistle. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-woo! Nice start, right out of the first box. We've got Ross Blacklock for the Texans. Rookie signatures, 18 out of 20. That'll be for Ron. Out of 450, Stephon Gilmore in containers here. Next box, box two of 12. Oh, is Jason Sleeving those 2020 cards? They look a little more common than a case hit, but. But yeah, if they're in inserts, they will all ship. It's just these like veteran comments that aren't gonna ship. Antonio Gibson, obviously, ships, that's a hit. 15 out of two 99 new generation Relic for iCapola and the Washington Redskins. Stuff like that will ship, of course. There's Max Crosby to 450. There's Jerry Judy right there. They do look pretty cool. Travis Kelsey Relic to two 99 for the Chiefs. It's gonna be for David Allison. Nice clean look here in certified, per usual. CJ Henderson. Oh, I thought those were gonna be autographs. 399. Their Seal of Approval, Patrick Mahomes. Certainly gets my Seal of Approval. I wish he wasn't in the AFC West, though. To 75, there's Cameron Dantzler. And we've got four color patch, an autograph. Freshman fabric patch auto, Gabriel Davis, 222 out of 249. I think what I remember from certified last year and in previous years, I feel like a unique thing was like some of the high numbered cards still get some really nice color in the window. David Ivers with the bills. Buffalo! There's Jordan Love. And there is a mirror signature, Walter Jones. 18 out of 25, Hall of Famer in 2014. Seahawks, Serenity with the Seahawks. There's Tyler Boyd to 199 for the Bengals. There's Devin, Ossie Ossie to 299. All right, next box. Adam, what's up? Cool article in the LA Times, just read it, nice. Thanks. I actually haven't read or watched it yet, but I will later tonight. I was there, I know what I said. I actually don't remember what I said. Well, share it with your friends, Adam. Share it with your friends, let people know. Cam Acres, New Generation Relic to 299. I think that article might be in print in the Sunday edition is what I'm hearing. So I gotta go around town and find where do people buy newspapers anymore. Cam Acres, Trey with the Rams. Grocery Store, maybe? Out of 99, kinda hard to read the red against there, Anthony Gordon. Jasper, what's up? You sent to your family explaining what all the packages in the mail are, nice. There's Antonio Gibson, New Generation Relic, yeah. That's, Adam, that's actually a really great call. I've got a suggestion for everybody. If you have a hard time explaining to your friends, your family, your spouse, your siblings, your coworkers, about all those small brown boxes you end up getting from jazby's casebreaks.com, and if they have a hard time wrapping their heads around it, just send them that LA time. I'm gonna drop it in the chat. Send them that LA Times article and be like, see, LA Times takes it seriously. So should you. I know I hear some commentary every once in a while. There's Cole Comet right here. Hey, my wife, my girlfriend, doesn't understand this whole thing. She doesn't let me break as much with you guys. I'll tell them that, you know, show them the article and just be like, hey, you guys are legit. They're in the LA Times. There's Antonio Ganni Golden, autograph. That's a catch right there too. I'll give that a catch. 101 out of 349 for Coppola and the Redskins. Yeah, Bert, getting the mail before the wife comes home. But now you can share the article with your wifey and be like, hey, see, these guys are legit. This isn't just some gazette. It's the LA Times. There's Colin Johnson, 27 out of 50 for the Jaguars. Jaguar, as that goes to Colton and the Jags. You know, this isn't a Picayune. How many Picayune? It's LA Freaking Times. See if that argument works. It may not. Andre Swift, 399. I don't care what publication they're in. Had enough. We have more of this in the store, folks. If you ask me, it's casefrakes.com. I think the next one, break three, should be from a fresh master case. Just dive into another one. There's Derek Henry, stars, Jalen Hertz, Tyree Kild, 50. Mahomes. Joe Reed, why'd we see that? See, these are, and it flips around like this. They're trying to trick me. Chargers, Rich has the Chargers, Herbert Hunting. AJ Dillon, three-color jersey autograph. To 449, look at that. Look at that color you get for 449. Not bad, Ron Wester and the Packers. And there's Deshaun Jackson, certified gamers. 54 out of 75 for the Fly Eagles Fly, Ron Wester, last spot mojo. TJ Watt to 199, KJ Osborne to 999. And more Eagles, it's Carson Wentz. 224 out of 299. Sean Jaspe hates Carson Wentz. Must have kicked his dog at some point. Goes to Ron and the Eagles. And KJ, there you go. KJ Osborne, autograph for the Vikings. That's to 199. Vikings, Tony, Tony B with that one. All right, next box. Any crazy NFL news happening? I feel like I've just, with the baseball season, playoff basketball, I just have not been paying attention to the NFL. Washington's Rivera, Ron Rivera has cancer? Eek. Yeah, Ron Rivera diagnosed with cancer with plans to continue coaching. Diagnosed with a squamous cell, carcinoma located in a lymph node. The team said in a statement, Rivera said the cancer is in early stages and considered very treatable and curable. Okay, that's good. Oh, is that, it's a skin cancer? I'm planning to go on coaching. He told, told a shifter, Adam Schefter. Doctors encourage me to do it. They said, if you feel strongly do it, don't slow down, do your physical activities. But everyone keeps telling me by week three or four you'll start feeling it. Oh, is a form of skin cancer to kept reading. That's what the Mayo Clinic is saying. Usually not life threatening, but can spread through the body and then cause serious complications. So there you go. We'll get well soon, Ron. Nothing too, too serious. Doesn't sound, well, it's serious, but not, not that scary, but hopefully quick recovery for him. There's Uber Ease 99. And there's Lin Bowden Jr. A wild cat has appeared. Four out of 99. You got a little bit of the white, a little bit of the silver, a little bit of the black. That goes to Kyle and my Raiders. Could be in the wild cat a lot this year. Jeff Gladney, autograph for the Vikings. 21 out of 25 for Minnesota. Tony Best. Here's Ryan Tannehill to four, 450, yeah, 450. Anthony McFarlane. Here's a 2020 Justin Herbert. Maybe for Rich and the Chargers. Maybe we'll find his, find his ink somewhere in here. And there's Keeshawn Vaughn. 122 out of 199. Buccaneers, Ryan L. There's Dalvin Cook. Is he staying with Minnesota? I thought he wanted out. What's his story, Vikings fans? That's the 50. There's Derek Barnett, Relic. Is that some turf in there? 23 out of 149. Certified Gamer's Relic for Ron. I don't know, it says game more material. Looks like a bit of turf in there. It's pretty cool. More Eagles, John Hightower IV. That's a catch to 299. And Keeshawn Vaughn again, 2020. Next box. Eagles' Norman, injures Hansring out indefinitely. Deathstar Davis welcomes Raiders to a Legion. Wildfires in Northern California, causing the Niners to alter practice. Jax's DL Morrow gets five-game ban for PED violation. Dunbar, thankful for support during robbery case. And apparently Joe Burrow led the offense in Bengal's scrimmage. Should we hype up some Joe Burrow here? Get the Joe Burrow hype train going? The Bengals conducted their first scrimmage of the preseason and rookie quarterback Joe Burrow showed control of the offense. Coach Zach Taylor said on Friday, during his first two drives, Burrow had only one incompletion and threw a couple touchdowns. As he continued the process of getting ready for the season opener against the Chargers on September 13th. He did a nice job communicating and had some nice drives for us. Coach said in a teleconference afterwards, Joe Burrow was nine for 10 passing for 101 yards and two touchdowns in the first two drives. According to the pool, court Burrow finished the day with 13 of 19 passing for two touchdowns, including the team's situational drills. Even with the top wide receivers, AJ Green, Hamstring, and John Ross, reserve COVID list, Burrow had no problems finding his rhythm early. That's good. That's good for the hobby. There's James Morgan, Relic for the Jets to 2.99. Kyle Weaver, by the way, called Seedy in this box. So let's see if his powers of sorcery are working here. Out of 199, DJ Moore, it's Amari Cooper. 203 out of 2.99. I'll go to Kyle and the Cowboys. Yeah, it was close. I saw the logo. I thought, that's some sorcery. We might've had to burn you at the stake, Kyle Weaver. Throw you into a lake with stones wrapped to your chest to see if you would float or not. Two-color patch and autograph, Van Jefferson. 220 out of 4.49. Trey, with the Rams. Justin Tucker, autograph, Mirror signatures, three out of 49 for the Purplebirds. Aaron Billingsley, with the Ravens. For the Bengals, out of 75. Joe Mixon. And we've got Neville Gallimore, 3.99. All right, next box. Good luck. One of the Joe Burrows touchdowns went to Audentate. Are we adding him to our fantasy squads? Is here Audentate? Joe Burrow's low point was arguably a deep ball that kind of hung in the air. Long enough for a defender to get under it and force an incompletion. But so far, so far so good. According to actionnetwork.com, the Cincinnati Bengals win total is five and a half. Over or under five and a half. Sean Jackson says over. For reference, Panthers are also five and a half, Redskins also five and a half, Jags are five on win totals. There's James Morgan, Hatch and Otto, for the Jets, to 3.49. Ron looking for some Jordan Love in this box here. We've got Devin McCordy, fabric of the game. The Patriots spelled out in there. That's 2.99, that's for Ron Wester, last spot mojo.  Got Joey Bosa, to 1.99. Justin Jefferson, back here, to 2.99. Cooper Cup, the Rams right there, that looks pretty cool, to 50. And there's Dave Krieg, quarterback, autograph. 30 out of 75, mirror signature. So a couple old school Seahawk autographs for Serenity Love and Seahawks. Seal of approval, seven out of 10, Dak Prescott, nice low number on that one. That's to 4.50, A.J. Brown, Joss Uchi, to 3.99. And the Margaret Axe. Axe box, we've got a five box go, this one and then four more in that stack. And there are Gunsos. We'll go through some more orders after this. See what else is sold out. I'm assuming that that leaf must have sold out by now. Yeah, yeah, that leaf break is coming up. I'm gonna have to stack on a little bit of food after this, but we'll do that, go through some more orders, get that leaf knocked out and make it happen. And our redemption, any guesses on the redemption? It was Mike Williams to 75. For the Bolts, that's gonna go to Rich. Rich has the Chargers. Stefan Gilmore, Zack Moss. That's Zack Moss to 2.99. Chase Young, Jersey. 42 out of 199 for the Redskins. That's gonna go to Capolo. Vance McDonald is an autograph. There you go, to 35. 21 out of 35 for the Steelers. Michael Gallucci has the Steelers. Jonathan Taylor, that's number. That's a 50, 12 out of 50 on that one. And there's Debo to 199. Joe Burrell, Bengals. That'll be for Trey. I don't know if these inserts have any greater value than any of the other ones, but I just like the way they look, I guess. There you go. And the Jonathan Taylor will, of course, will go to the Blue Horseshoes. Deandre Swift to 3.99. No one had any guesses on that redemption? For Braggian Rides? What's that? Sean Jaspy guessing Cam Acres. Nicholas Galvin guessing Simmons, Kyle Weaver Hay. Seedy Lamb. We got Freshman Fabric, Mirror Signatures Red. Must be the 99 or something like that. And it's C-H-A-S-E-Y-O-U-N-G, Chase Young. Nice, so that's for Capola and the Redskins. Nice, you just get a free top lower out of this, too. I know, Kyle. I saw the C, I thought, is it like the Kyle Collin? Is there gonna be a Seedy Lamb in there? All right, well, it's still have four boxes to go. Good luck, everybody. Still a lot of chances. So play to the whistle. Coaches will often tell you, play to the whistle. Who has the biggest win total? So the biggest win total, so we were talking about the bangles. They have among the lowest win total according to Vegas. But the biggest win total, Ravens at 11.5, and the Chiefs at 11.5. That's a lot of wins. Ravens win 11.5. I don't actually don't know what their schedule is, but AFC North's gotta be tougher, right? Steelers are still a tough team. Browns have definitely, should be getting their acts together. Bangles have Joe Burrow. Be an interesting X factor there. Do the Ravens win 11.5? Over or under? What does everyone think? Speaking of the Ravens, there's J.K. Dobbins. 136 out of 225. Aaron Billingsley with the Purplebirds. Nick Galvin needs some Redbirds. There's Clyde Edwards-Hallaire. New generation Relic. Grizzle, no worries. That was a nice chase young. And a free top loader too. A 75 point top loader going your way. There is a top loader shortage. I mean, that top loader is pretty valuable too. It is. Juju Smith-Huser to 450. There's Jeremy Chin to 399. Yeah, the top loader. A lot of value in that top loader too. Take that redemption right out of that top loader. There's, oh, I thought there was gonna be ink there. To 299, new generation Relic only. Justin Herbert for Rich Smith. There's Trey Kwan Smith. Certified potential autograph for the Saints. That's gonna be for Tony. Let's get this sleeved up first then into the top loader. To 75 for the Cowboys, a Mari Cooper. To 99 for the Cleveland Browns, Grant Delpitt. And then Jonathan Taylor to 199. Three boxes to go. I have just enough trash can space for this break. Guys, if you guys look at the, did you guys see the LA Times article? It's finally published. Had the, had a picture of the trash can. That was an artsy picture of the trash can. The photographer who was here, some of you may have been here watching live while that was happening, but yeah, the guy was taking multiple shots of the trash. It's like, what are we doing here, guy? Just getting shots of the trash. Pretty artsy. Trash can, my kid's own Twitter account or something. My kid's famous. There's Cam Eggers. Three color patch and autographs, 349. You got a message, Brett? That's interesting. What break number are you in, Brett Kelly? We don't really send messages for, you confuse us with some other guys. Other guys. Cam Eggers to 349. Rams, that goes to Trey. Justin Herbert, oh, no ink. Rich, 12 out of 25. We've got another parallel here for you, though. There I guess. Is the gold patch money, though? All right, there you go, Rich. Still wanna find some ink for you. I'll save a Jordan Love, too. I think Ron's been looking for the Jordan Love. I like this parallel a lot. I don't know if it's even sells for anything, but I think it looks cool. Rayquan Davis. Jordan Love, rookie roll call, autograph. There you go. There's the auto, too. Two out of 15. Nice one, Ron. The future is what the Hackers organization is hoping. There's LaVisca Chanel, Junior, Relic, Jags, Colton. What's going on with Jose Alvarez? Oh, wasn't that yesterday? Didn't he, he got a, I think I remember that. I think Mike Tower mentioned that yesterday. He got a 105 mile power comeback right into the groin. Was there an update on that today? Is he okay? That's a 25 KJ Osborn. I was like, that name sounds familiar. Why do I remember what Jose Alvarez? Oh, no, you just saw that? Yeah, I watched the replay. Just need to watch it once, that's all I needed. Yeah, Capola's more like, Jose, ow, Perez. Like I'm hoping it looked, it didn't look like a, well I didn't want to watch it again, but I was hoping that it wasn't like a direct shot, that maybe it was just, hopefully there was enough, maybe there's a deflection in there somewhere that glanced off the end of a glove or something like that when he was reaching for it, something. Hopefully he's okay. He did finish the play though, right? That was, that was ballsy. Puns are always intended. Puns are always intended. But yeah, he finished the play. I wouldn't have finished the play. I would have crumpled up. I would have started crying. Well, I don't know. I feel like some players don't wear cuffs. Henry Ruggs, no, no autograph here. $2.99 though for Kyle and the Raiders.  I feel like, I feel like that might interrupt some of their lower body movement. I feel like some people don't. I don't know what his situation was. Darius Slate into 450. And here's another exciting potential pass catcher for the Raiders, Brian Edwards. They got some weapons for Derek Carr. What is Derek Carr gonna do with those weapons? Kyle Weaver and the Raiders. We got Jason Huntley to 199. And Tyler Boyd to 50. Chase Claypool, three color jersey and autograph to 149. That is for Michael Gallucci, Seal Curtin and his Steelers. Nice one, Mike. Did Nolan Ryan finish the game after taking a ball to the face? They just made ball players differently back then. There's Kenneth Murray, autograph, 26 out of 199. Sean Jaspy, tell us about Kenneth Murray. Is he one of them? Oh, they were disabled. Okay, okay, I see, I see, I see. Along with the biological kids, got it. All right, so it comes from a good family, Rich Schmidt and the Los Angeles Chargers. Can he play football though? There's Chase Claypool. It's like, all right, all right. He's a good guy, he's a good guy. We get it, we get it. Can he play ball though? There you go, there's your background. Rich Schmidt on a potentially very good player. Was that what it was? Oh, you couldn't understand him, Capola. In the background, Sean Jaspy, he was a big Chargers fan. Last box, ladies and gentlemen, by the way, pick a team too. He was saying that his grandfather or his father, Kenneth Murray's dad is a reverend and at their church, there were a few disabled children that were up for adoption. They took him up for adoption and raised them along with his biological kids. He's a big brother to three. Well, can he play ball though? His nickname is K-9 and yes, he can play. Okay. He's gonna be defensive rookie of the year. Wow, you heard it here first, folks. Right here, August 21st, 2020, defensive rookie of the year. And what happens if he doesn't win? What's his punishment if he doesn't? I mean, anyone could just say anything, right? Kyle playing to the whistle. He needs that CD lamb here. He's begging now. It's K.J. Hamler for the Broncos, three-color patch to 99. Rick Hoffman, that's 29 out of 99. I gotta look that up. I'm sure if I see it, I'll remember it, Rex. Remember when Max Scherzer was practicing bunts?  Remember that? And then he pitched the next day, made the start. There's Cole Comet, new generation rally, second one here. So does that mean a couple more autographs to close out this break? I think so, two and two. That's for the Bears, that's for David. There is Christian Fulton, not an auto, to 2.99. There's Derek Henry to 99. And then we have Zach Moss, three-color jersey and auto to 4.99. That is for David Ivers and the Bills. Buffalo. Oh, you don't remember it, Rex? Look it up. He's got like a mean black eye right here. And CJ Henderson is your last autograph of the break. That goes to the Jaguars and that's Colton with the Jags. There you go, Colton. And there you go, everybody. 12 box, inner case. Pick your team two of the brand new 2020 Panini certified football in the books. Oh, I'm giving away a box too. I remembered, I didn't forget you guys. I felt like I was about to. But my brain said, Joe, you might have something else to do. And then I racked my hard drive, scanned through my tasks, and I realized I needed to do a giveaway and I'll do a recap here as well. All right, so let's flip back to, I know they're randomizers, right? Yeah, no, good. Let's flip back to this list. So it's, you've seen this promo before, and I'm sure everyone read the item description. Two spots gets you one entry, four teams gets you two entries, six teams gets you three entries, so on and so forth for a chance at a sealed box that we're shipping to you sealed as well. We're not gonna open it, but a sealed box of this 2020 Panini certified football. So let's see, let's alphabetize by your first names. Aaron got two, so that's an entry. David got two, that's an entry. Capola got two, that's an entry. John, you got three, two count, still an entry. Kyle got two, that's an entry. Rhea got two, that's an entry. Ron got four, that's two entries. Ryan got two, that's an entry. Tony B got two, that's an entry, and Trey got two, that's an entry. Nice, let me just spot check this again. I didn't miss anybody, right? Aaron, David, Capola, John, Kyle. Rhea, Ron with two, Ryan, Tony and Trey. All right, perfect. All right, so that one spot in 11 is gonna get that sealed box. I don't know, what are the box prices of these? Not sure, I'm sure it's a good value though. Let's roll it, let's randomize it. Name on top after seven. One, two, three, four, five, six, and good luck, seven and final time. It's Kyle Weaver, there you go Kyle. After seven times, no CD lamb for you, but a box, a sealed box of 2020, Panini certified football. If you rip it, let me know if there's a CD lamb in there. How cool would that be? Didn't get in the group break, won the box from Jaspies, ripped it open, found the CD lamb autograph, that'd be cool. Let us know if that magic happens. Recap, about an hour long break, deserves a recap. Really nice hits, a lot of eye candy. Four hits a box, two relics, two autos a box. So a lot of chances to chase, a lot of big hits. If at first you don't succeed, I would try, try again. There's more in the store right now, jaspiescasebreaks.com. There's a Chase Young redemption, Joe Burrow 2020 insert. That would be that, Dak Prescott was out of 10. Look at that, there's some game used turf in there for sure on that Derrick Barnett. More 2020 cards, those quarterbacks. Nice Lynn Bowden Jr. for my Raiders. There you go, Colin Johnson, Walter Jones. There's a couple of old Seahawks in this break, if you notice that. A couple old school autographs in there. And the last one here is three out of five, freshman, fabric, my rival, Jerry Judy. That was a nice one for the Broncos. And there you go, there you have it ladies and gentlemen. I'm Joe for jaspiescasebreaks.com. Thanks for watching, thanks for breaking with us and I'll see you next time for the next one, bye bye.


You know, I love the case so much. We had this idea that he had lived in his case for that year when he was collating the information for Fantastic Beasts. In this movie, we get to see how he actually lives in London. Newt's home life is, to me, so endearing. I love Newt's house. It's kind of bare and boring. The ground floor is very much a show home. It's not really where his world is. It's only when you go down this sort of Escher case and you find this absolutely mind-boggling menagerie. A hospital for creatures. You see the guy's character. Bunty. The little one's a loose again. Newt is keeping, highly illegally, a whole array of magical creatures safe in his enchanted basement. One of the things that David and Joe and Stuart and I discussed was, does Newt sleep in his apartment? And that didn't make sense to me. He's a man that's much more at home, travelling through the jungle or out in the field. Newt's the maverick. He goes out and deals with beasts and protects beasts. And I felt now that he would still go and live down in his hammock down in the basement. It's such a great metaphor for Newt. On the surface, so unassuming and deep down, so fascinating and strange and deep. Why do strange creatures love you so much? Well, there are no strange creatures. Only blinkered people. Bunty. We have this beautiful environment. It's a classic example of Newt has taken his townhouse in London and he's applied some magic and made it into the slightly exaggerated version of a Georgian basement. But it's still got that architecture of the arches, the bricks have all been worked out. We've done all that exactly as it would be, but we've just made it huge. And to me, the stairs remind me slightly of the moving stairs in Harry Potter. So there's a slight nod to that.


Man, Earth's only creature who studies and practices the science and arts of war. The realities of war began when prehistoric man first launched aggressive attacks against others of his own kind. Man has fought his wars of aggression, conquest and defense. From the misty reaches of time, from the feuds between small tribal groups of the dawn people, down through the ages to the clash of mighty armies, the history of war parallels the history of the human race. It is estimated that since 3600 BC, some 14,500 wars, great and small, have been fought. Throughout more than 5000 years, man has known fewer than 300 years of peace. Instead, a succession of wars of conquest for new lands and treasure, wars to build empires and exploit vassal peoples, to capture trade and commerce, wars of suppression and wars of rebellion, wars between opposing political and economic ideology, through all this immeasurable history of strife, struggle and carnage. There shines forth a great light, man's innate love and longing for peace and freedom. Caused men to defend themselves and their way of... If they were weak, they went down before the power of the aggressor and the battle for survival. We find this grim reality throughout history. We are facing it again in our time. One of the greatest deterring forces, which gives the aggressor pause, is the combined military strength of the United States. The modern United States Army is a potent part of that military establishment. It has not always been so. The history of the Army's build-up during the past 50 years, from weakness to a strong modern fighting force, is an epic story. The story of a mighty armed force, organized and maintained, not for conquest, but for the defense, not only of this nation, but of the entire free world, and dedicated to win the ultimate victory. Nothing like it has occurred in all the history of man. For more than a century, the United States was more or less isolated from large-scale participation in major European and Asian wars by the vast oceans to the east and west of us. Most Americans thought the Atlantic and the Pacific were our protection. We had a new and rich continent to develop, a mighty nation to build. We did not wish to become embroiled in the quarrels of remote and alien peoples. We wished to prosper in peace. The Spanish-American War saw the United States emerge as a world power, but we still took great comfort in our relative isolation. And our complacency grew until a leading role in world affairs, for which we were ill-prepared, was suddenly thrust upon us against our will and desires. It actually began in 1914. In Germany, Kaiser Wilhelm and his Prussian militarists had built up a massive army as an instrument of conquest to expand the German Empire. In 1914, Europe and more specifically the Balkans were a powder keg with a short fuse awaiting the spark. The fuse was ignited on June 28 of that fateful year. During a visit to Sarajevo, the Archduke Ferdinand of Austria and his wife were assassinated by Serbia nationalists. Later, Austria declared war on Serbia. Serbia appealed to her ally Russia. Russia ordered full mobilization. Germany did likewise. On the 1st of August, German troops moved on France, sending a 12-hour ultimatum to Belgium. England, having guaranteed Belgium's independence, honored her commitment. World War I was on. By the 5th of September 1914, the swift German advance threatened Paris. Thousands of French reinforcements were rushed to the front. Even the taxicabs of Paris were used in a desperate effort to stem the tide. To most typically complacent Americans, it was just another of Europe's interminable quarrels. Something we read about in the newspapers. Our official position? Strict neutrality. A policy proclaimed by President Woodrow Wilson. The entire United States Army consisted of less than 100,000 officers and enlisted men. No single unit was larger than a regiment. While America's total active military establishment was less than 170,000 men, millions were mobilized and fighting in Europe. The retired Army Chief of Staff, General Leonard Wood, said, I believe our state of unpreparedness to be more dangerous than ever in history, except perhaps during the darkest moments of the Civil War. A few other professional soldiers read the signs of danger which could jeopardize their nation's safety. They were dedicated men, little known to the American public. Generals Hugh Scott, Tasker Bliss, and Peyton March, who served successively as Army Chiefs of Staff from 1914 through our participation in World War I. Strong was the nation's sense of neutrality that President Wilson thought such planning violated the spirit of our neutrality. General Tasker Bliss finally convinced the President that it was a routine staff function, a precautionary defense measure. Meanwhile, Europe's agony continued. By the end of 1915, the Allies had suffered one and one-half million casualties. During the first three years of the war, great and historic battles were fought. The first battle of the Marnes. On the Eastern Front, the Battle of Tannenberg, where the Russians suffered a disastrous defeat from which they would never fully recover. Soon the Western Front was confined largely to trench warfare. The machine gun came into its own as a defense weapon of great firepower. It had been done, raged on from July through November.  On land, a massive stalemate. At sea, German submarines took a heavy toll of Allied shipping to choke off food and other vital supplies bound for England and France. Unrestricted submarine warfare slowly pushed the United States toward war. The liner Lusitania was torpedoed. 1,200 civilians lost their lives. 139 of them Americans. The United States government made strong protests. The Germans agreed to restrict submarine activities. The agreement was not kept. Within months, unrestricted U-boat warfare was resumed. President Wilson ordered diplomatic relations severed. Anti-German sentiment flamed high when it was discovered that Germany's foreign minister, Zimmermann, had made a secret proposal to Mexico. That Mexico declare war on the United States and help persuade Japan to do likewise. As a reward, Mexico would be given a fat slice of the United States. Arizona, Texas and New Mexico so sure was Germany of winning the war. The German warlords were convinced that America had neither the disposition nor the capability to wage war effectively. Our military weakness gave comfort to the aggressor. But on April 6, 1917, President Wilson asked the Congress for a declaration of war. His message reflected the feeling of the nation when he said, We have no selfish ends to serve. We desire no conquest, no dominion. We enter this war only where we are clearly forced into it because there are no other means of defending our rights. We had an army of only 200,000 men. 65,000 were National Guardsmen commanded by General John J. Pershing pursuing Pancho Villa, who had been raiding our towns along the Mexican border. For the European war, we would need to raise an army of 4 million men and quickly. For the second time in the nation's history, manpower was drafted. Those millions had to be housed, fed, clothed, trained, armed and equipped and transported.  But they met the challenge and molded raw citizen soldiers into a fighting force that was to win the victory. Such a massive military operation required all-out support by American industry. Industry's response was magnificent. We transported overseas more than 2 million United States troops and nearly 8 million tons of warm material brew submarine-infested waters without the loss of a single transport. The United States Navy was on the job. The words of a popular song of the day seemed just right. We're coming over and we won't come back till it's over over there. It was a brave song to ease the grim realities, but it promised the victory. In 1917, Tsarist Russia collapsed. This enabled Germany to transfer a large part of her fighting forces from the eastern to the western front for large-scale offensive drives that carried them to within 37 miles of Paris. To stop the massive German offensive, General Pershing sent the United States' third division to Chateau Thierry. The second division was rushed up to the line on the west to hold the road that led from Chateau Thierry to Paris. For three days, the Germans threw all they had against the Americans, but the American line held. Despite what the German soldier had been told, he soon discovered that the American soldier was a tough fighting man to be reckoned with. The first major all-American offensive began on the 12th of September 1918 to reduce one of three big salients on the western front at San Miel on the Muse River. The American First Army was assigned the task of removing the bulge in the Allied line. More than a half million American soldiers were masked for the attack. The big push called for all-out air support. The greatest concentration of air power yet seen in warfare. More than 1,400 aircraft. 3,000 pieces of artillery blasted the enemy. In two days, the salient was smashed. 15,000 prisoners taken. More than 250 pieces of artillery captured. The Americans moved on swiftly into the Muse Argon area to pound the German forces already weakened by massive casualties and lack of supplies. Now 4,000 guns blasted the enemy day and night. More than 800 Allied planes went into action. Some 600 of them piloted by Americans. The first During the Allied power drive, those first primitive tanks proved mobile armor would play an essential part in any future warfare. The Muse Argon offensive began on the 26th of September 1918, was one of the last great offensive actions of the war. By the 7th of November, American troops had driven through three major German defense lines. The Kaiser's legions fought on stubborn, but their supply lines broke down and they were unable to replace mounting casualties. At 11 o'clock on the morning of November 11, 1918, the firing in World War I ceased. The war to end all wars was over. The American citizen soldier had fought in the proudest tradition of his nation's military history. The leadership of General John J. Pershing established an inspiring high standard for future commanders to follow. World War I was an invaluable training ground for a small group of young American Army officers who a quarter of a century later were to become famous military leaders in the greatest of all wars. They gained experience which would serve them and their nation well in years to come. But in 1918, they too welcomed the Armistice and returned home with their battle weary troops. Peace would reign for a time. But two great soldiers sounded a warning of things to come which few heeded. General Tasker Bliss predicted that war would come again within 30 years. Marshal Foch said, this is not peace. It is an Armistice for a 20-year period. They were prophets of remarkable insight. But we stacked our arms and under the provisions of the Washington Disarmament Conference sank some of our warships. The American people relaxed, pursuing the arts and pleasures of peace. Our large wartime army had disintegrated. It became a memory. The citizen soldier had returned to his plow, his factory, his business, his profession. Again, it was business as usual. Our troops engaged in peacetime garrison duties and an occasional training exercise. The United States Military Academy at West Point, from whose gray walls and plain have come a host of men who have made monumental contributions not only in war, but in the pursuits of peace, was just another educational institution in the public mind. Whose football team evoked the principal interest. Yes, it was a time of peace. The military was not important in the general scheme of things. The nation fell back into its old ways of blessed isolation and complacency. We pursued fun instead. Those were the days of prohibition. Speakeasies and bootleggers did a thriving business. There were those who sought relief from the backwash of the recent great war. There was the marathon dance craze. It was a strange sort of endurance contest, a phenomenon of the times. While in far away Germany, there was a shabby little man who had been a corporal in the German army. In his brooding twisted mind was a hate and a growing satanic obsession. He dreamed of many strange things, but there was one thing he never dreamed of, that one day he would be the underlying cause of activating the mightiest United States Army in history. You have just seen the introduction to a special documentary series of big pictures. Presenting highlights of the history of the United States Army from World War I to the Cold War years of the 1960s. Portraying the far-reaching events during 50 years which carried a nation from isolationist complacency to immense global responsibilities and commitments. And the struggle to defend its own good way of life and that of the rest of the free world as well. Only a strong modern United States Army with the capability and the will to fight and win the final victory can fulfill its role in meeting those great responsibilities and commitments in the preservation of those freedoms to which we, as our forefathers before us, have pledged our lives and our fortunes.


Correction equals value. If someone's taken the time to correct you and help you, respect that, receive that, appreciate that. Always value someone passing on some wisdom to you, even if it's done imperfectly. Especially people that you know have been around the block a few times, have been in the trenches, have spent their time, done their apprenticeship, learned a lot. They see value in you or they wouldn't be trying to correct you. Correction equals value.


You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll, read for LibriVox.org, by Christine Blashford.  Do you think at your age it is right?" In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I am perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his grey locks, I kept all my limbs very supple. By the youth of this ointment, one shilling a box, allow me to sell you a couple.  Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law, and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll. Read for LibriVox.org by David Lawrence. July 21st in Brampton, Ontario.  Do you think, at your age, it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I am perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his gray locks, I kept all my limbs very supple, by the use of this ointment, one showing a box. Allow me to sell you a couple?  Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, when would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll. Read, for LibberVox.org, by Esther. Ducktape guy. And rose 264, Ducktape guy's daughter. You are old, Father William. The young man said.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again. You are old, said the youth. As I mentioned before, and you have grown most, I'm commonly fat, yet you turn a black summer self in at the door. Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his gray locks. I kept all my limbs very supple by the use of this ointment, one shilling of balls. Allow me to tell you a couple. You are old, said the youth. And your jaws are too weak for anything covered in suites. Yet you finish the goose with bones and a beat. Pray, how do you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father. I took to the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth. One would hardly suppose that your eyes were as steady as ever. Yet you balanced them, you know, on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough. Said his father. Don't give yourself errors. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, father William by Lewis Carroll. Read for LibriVox.org by Eric J. Sulkowski. You are old, father William, the young man said, and your hair has become very white.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain. But now that I am perfectly sure I have none, why I'll do it again and again. You are old, said the youth, as I mentioned before. And you have grown most uncommonly fat. Yet you turned a back somersault in at the door. Pray what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his gray locks, I kept all my limbs very supple. By the use of this ointment, when chilling a box, allow me to sell you a couple. You are old, said the youth, and your jaws are too weak for anything tougher than suet. Yet you finished the goose with the bones and the beak. Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law, and argued each case with my wife. And the muscular strength, which I gave to my jaw, has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose your eye was as steady as ever. Yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Louis Carroll, read for Librox.org by Iswa, in Belgium, in July 2008. You are old, Father William, the young man said, and your hair has become very white.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain. But now that I am perfectly sure I have none, why, I do it again and again. You are old, said the youth, as I mentioned before, and you have drawn most uncommonly fat. Yet you turned a back somersault in at the door. Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his grey locks, I kept all my limbs very supple by the use of this ointment, one chilling a box. Allow me to sell you a couple. You are old, said the youth, and your jaws are too weak for anything tougher than soot. Yet you finished the goose with the bones and the beak. Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever. Yet you balanced a kneel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself as. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Right. In my youth, father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why do it again and again? You are old, said the youth, as I mentioned before, and you have grown most uncommonly fat. Yet you turned a backsome assault in at the door. Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said this age, as he shook his gray locks, I kept all my limbs very supple by the use of this ointment, one chilling a box. Allow me to sell you a couple. You are old, said the youth, and your jaws are too weak for anything tougher than soot. Yet you finished the goose with the bones and the beak. Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever. Yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose, what made you so awfully clever. I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father.  Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. And this recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lois Carroll, read for LibriVox.org by Jane Green-Smith of JaneGS.com.  Do you think, at your age, it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again. You are old, said the youth, as I mentioned before, and you have grown most uncommonly fat, yet you turned a back somersault in at the door, pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his gray locks, I kept all my limbs very supple. By the use of this ointment, one shilling a box, allow me to sell you a couple.  In my youth, said his father, I took to the law, and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose, what made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself errors. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll, read for LibriVox.org by Jacinta Etienne on Sunday 27th July 2008 in Milton Keynes, England.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William, replied to his son, I feel it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why? I do it again and again. You are old, said the youth, as I mentioned before, and you've grown most uncommonly fat, yet you turned the back somersault in at the door, pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his grey locks, I kept all my limbs very supple, by the use of disointment one should in a box. Allow me to sell you a couple?  In my youth, said his father, I talked with the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an ear on the end of your nose, what made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions and that is enough, said his father, don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll. Read for Libberbox.org by Jennifer Stearns. July 26, 2008, Concord, New Hampshire.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again. You are old, so the youth, as I mentioned before, and you have grown most uncommonly fat, yet you turned a back somersault in at the door. Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his gray locks, I kept on my limbs very simple. By the use of this ointment, one shilling a box, allowed me to sell you a couple. You are old, so the youth, and your jaws are too weak for anything tougher than suet, yet you finished the goose with the bones and the beak. Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law, and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw had lasted the rest of my life. You are old, so the youth, but would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough. Said his father, don't give yourself errors. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I am perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his grey locks, I kept all my limbs very supple by the use of this ointment, one shilling a box, allow me to sell you a couple.  Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law, and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose, what made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father, don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll. Read for LibriVox.org by Leanne Howlett.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William, replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why, I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his gray locks, I kept all my limbs very supple by the use of this ointment, one shilling a box. Allow me to sell you a couple?  Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain. But now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his gray locks, I kept all my limbs very supple. By the use of this ointment, one shilling a box, allow me to sell you a couple?  Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll. Read for LibriVox.org by Mark Smith.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his gray locks, I kept all my limbs very supple, by the use of this ointment, one shilling a box. Allow me to sell you a couple?  Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll, read for LibriVox.org, by Ruth Golding.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I am perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his grey locks, I kept all my limbs very supple, by the use of this ointment, one shilling a box, allow me to sell you a couple.  In my youth, said his father, I took to the law, and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you down stairs." End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll, read for LibraVox.org by Rachel Linton, Bristol, UK.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why, I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his grey locks, I kept all my limbs very supple by the use of this ointment, one shilling a box, allow me to sell you a couple.  Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muskiness strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll. Read for LibriVox.org by Ross Clement.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why, I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? Er, my youth, said the sage, as he shook his gray locks. I kept all my limbs very supple, by the use of this ointment, when shilling a box. Allow me to sell you a couple.  Pray, how did you manage to do it? Er, my youth, said his father, I talked to the law, and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, when would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel on the end of your nose. What made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough. Said his father, don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off, or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll, read for LibraVox.org by Secrets. You are old, Father William, the young man said, and your hair has become very white.  Do you think at your age it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain, but now that I am perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again.  Pray, what is the reason for that? In my youth, said the sage, as he shook his grey locks, I kept all my limbs very supple. By the use of this ointment, one chilling a box, allow me to sell you a couple.  Pray, how did you manage to do it? In my youth, said his father, I took to the law and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balanced an eel. On the end of your nose, what made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father. Don't give yourself airs. Do you think I can listen all day to such stuff? Be off or I'll kick you downstairs. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. You are old, Father William, by Lewis Carroll, read for LibriVox.org, by Vera and Neil.  Do you think at your age, it is right? In my youth, Father William replied to his son, I fear it might injure the brain, but now that I'm perfectly sure I have none, why I do it again and again? You are old, said the youth, as I mentioned before, and you have grown most in commonly fact, yet you turn them back some assort, and at the door, pray for us reason for that. In my youth, said the sage, as he shoved his grey locks, I kept all my limbs very supple, but the use of this on end, one chilling abox, allow me to sell you a couple?  In my youth, said his father, I took to the law, and argued each case with my wife, and the muscular strength which it gave to my jaw has lasted the rest of my life. You are old, said the youth, one would hardly suppose that your eye was as steady as ever, yet you balance an eel on the end of your nose, what made you so awfully clever? I have answered three questions, and that is enough, said his father.  Be off, or I'll kick you.


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It's the Neo Trinky. It's a USB key for NeoPixels. It runs CircuitPython. It runs Arduino. It is your best friend. It is a keychain and it's a whole bunch more. This is an iPad and then you'll see here I'm using a long USB extension cable and then I'm going into one of these little adapters that goes from Lightning to USB and then I have my Neo Trinky plugged in there. This is currently set up to act as volume up. Really one thing to do with the Apple system camera and let's take a picture by by holding down the volume up or volume down. They both work. You can see in here when I take that picture. It takes that picture. Very nice. Wave everyone. It is the brand new Neo Trinky. Your best friend and mine.


You're twice as sure with two great names Frigidaire and General Motors Frigidaire presents Herbert Marshall as a man called X Wherever there is mystery, intrigue, romance in all the strange and dangerous places of the world There you will find a man called X Great names Frigidaire and General Motors for Frigidaire refrigerators are made only by Frigidaire a division of General Motors And it is this association of Frigidaire and General Motors This association of experience with experience of skill with skill that makes Frigidaire America's favorite refrigerator Remember this when you choose your new refrigerator Remember that millions of Frigidaire's in millions of American homes have established Frigidaire's reputation for complete defendability For lasting satisfaction Yes, you're twice as sure with two great names Frigidaire and General Motors for Frigidaire refrigerators are made only by Frigidaire a division of General Motors More Frigidaire refrigerators serve in more American homes than any other make Now Frigidaire presents Herbert Marshall as Ken Thurston the man called X Australia why in the world you want to leave of absence to go to Australia Ken take another look at that newspaper clipping chief Can those fairy tales about sea monsters have popped up every year since I can remember sure But this one was reported in Kangaroo Bay, Australia. Well, what's so different about that chief? Do you remember Clark Kirby Kirby or that Engineer friend of yours. Yeah, he's working on a practical economical method of converting seawater into freshwater now think of it Fresh water in limitless quantities Every desert on earth turned into fertile soil. Oh sure can I know but what's that got to do with this sea monster business? I just got rid of him Kirby. He says the experiments are progressing well He sure is on the right track only now. He's afraid that as he puts it Some unbelievable fantasy might put an end to the entire project unbelievable fantasy now. Wait a minute, Ken Where's Kirby making these experiments? That's what I chief in Kangaroo Bay, Australia I never thought I'd make it. Hey, what are you doing here? Miss Brooks at the Bureau? She just happened to let slip you were going on a trip. I'll relax. This is one time You're not going with me. Mr. Thurston. I just thought you maybe could use this movie camera What makes you think I want a movie camera? Oh Justin ID Mr. Thurston, have you heard from your old friend Clark Kirby recently? He writes every now and then Maybe you saw this thing in the morning paper all about some kind of a sea monster down in Kangaroo Bay, Australia What are you driving at Pagon? Well, he happened to be going down under to visit mr. Kirby and we're wondering maybe about the sea monster I guess you could tell if it was a fake or not if I took some movie pictures You might have something there if you have the price of affair to Australia. Well, do you see my oldest dearest? Yeah, that's what I thought so long Pagon. I have to pick up my reservations. Well, don't bother mr. Thurston. I picked them up for you. I See two tickets for Brisbane, Australia charge to my account.  Oh, well, shall we get aboard? Hey, what a joint nobody's around not even kangaroos thought you sent a wire from Brisbane. So Kirby would meet us. I did Something must have held him up at the laboratory Let's see with a phone in that tobacco shop across the street Now yourself rather warm to be daydreaming in the middle of the square, isn't it? Well, perhaps you're just lost Can I help? Maybe you can We're looking for transportation Why anyone would want to travel around this ghastly place? I can't imagine but I'll be happy to give you a lift That'll be appreciated. I'm Margaret Williams. My name's Ken first, and I'm Pagan zelschmitt That handles the proprietors nicely hop in. Thanks. You want to know where we're going? That's hardly necessary Oh, there are only two places to go the desert or the cove of kangaroo Bay.  Americans should come down here I'll never know with New York to live in Paris in London only an overnight trip away Why mr. Thurston just visiting an old friend of mine Clark Kirby Clark Kirby you know him miss Williams Are you another fool dreaming of turning sea into fresh water? I didn't know that only fools dreamt of then there's nothing sensible about wasting a fortune trying to bring dead land back to life When the money might be better spent in enjoying life that's Available I'd call it a rather short-sighted attitude call it what you will If you want my advice you turn right back for the states in a particular reason for saying this yes, mr.  Yeah? Take the camera down to that code Shoot some test film of the Bay Maybe we'll get some shots of that sea monster to make the trip worthwhile. Okay, mr. Thurston. I'll meet you later Stand right where you are, please You always greet guests this way who are you? What do you want here? My name's Ken Thurston, and I'd like a little hospitality Without firearms in Thurston Clark Kirby's friend. That's right. I'm sorry mr. Thurston, please come in I am George Llewellyn Clark Kirby's associate here Please pardon the melodramatics, but I too have no desire to be murdered murdered I thought Kirby had drowned while he went for a swim in the bay. It was a strong swimmer Yet he made only one dive and never came up his body hasn't been recovered. That doesn't spell murder Llewellyn No, I Guess not but after all the trouble we've had here that the possibility our laboratory might close I I guess I just can't think straight any longer Suppose you tell me a little more about it. Didn't Clark write to you about Lee Williams Lee Williams Who's he is a very wealthy man first and he's the one who's financing our laboratory here any relation to Margaret Williams She's Lee's niece his only heir The one person who's liable to put an immediate end to our experiments Well, how could she do that by getting her uncle declared mentally incompetent by the courts because she feels he's squandering money That's rightfully hers on these experiments Surely she isn't getting anywhere on that basis. No, but Lee is elderly. His mind's not as keen as it once was So when there's sea monster story, I was wondering enough when that was coming out Lee Williams is the only one who claims to have seen it. No one else has I see and Margaret figures that his fantastic story or hallucination may be the final proof she needs exactly Certainly one more insert of any kind involving him would be enough That would mean this laboratory would be closed and it can't be thirsty and we're too close I commit murder myself to keep it going What happened captain, how'd you get that wound it was a boomerang the well and boomerang yes Coming here from my house someone someone tried to kill me. You have any idea who it was captain But I'm sure it was Lee Williams Think for the code of any way captain mouth first now. I wanted to hear more about that attack Well, I've told you all I can no reason for it. I know of I was figured old Lee was a good friend still do for that matter That's my place now hear that inlet How'd you happen to settle down here to retire captain seemed like a pretty lonely spot? Oh spot of dry land is too lonely for a man who's been sailing for 30 years Now I have a little oyster bed down there keeps me busy Vinus eating oysters and this side of the equator So quiet and peaceful here or was until the last few days. Yeah Too bad about Kirby was a fine man Only hope the well and can carry on I'd like to see those experiments work. It's a great thing. I didn't know you were interested in captain The first in my days at sea I've known too many men who've died of thirsts and untrinkable water stretching to the horizon all around now That's a pretty good reason for having an interest best.  Bye best Goodbye captain big on What are you doing hiding behind those rocks? Watching a crazy man. That's what crazy man. Sure. Look at him over there Staring it out at the ocean like it was a chorus girl or something and he keeps muttering about that sea monster a real screwball That must be Lee Williams. Let's have a talk. Good evening. Mr. Williams. Oh good. Good evening, sir You you haven't seen it. Have you see why the sea monster? No, mr. Williams. No, I haven't but someone has to see it Someone besides me. I I have to prove that it rarely exists. Do you understand or do you do think? I'm crazy. I wouldn't say that tell me What does a sea monster look like oh it it must have been over a hundred feet long Undulating like a snake a ferocious head with with horns that could go around to death like a vicious bull It was just this time of day Twilight some 50 yards out to see 50 yards out But it's getting so dark you can hardly see even that log that just was for sure. It could be anything. It could be a it could be Mr. X That's no longer. Let's go over there Mr. Thurston it It's a dead man. Yes, big on That's the body of Clark Kirby But what happened to him? He looks like he was He was gored to death maybe by a boo or by yes, my friend Exactly or by some strange monster of the sea Just a moment we returned a frigid airs man called X created by J. Richard Kennedy This is Wendell Niles speaking It's the mechanism that makes the coal that makes the big difference in refrigerators that's why it's so important to keep in mind that frigid air refrigerators and Only frigid air refrigerators are powered by the famous meter miser For here is the simplest cold-making mechanism ever built Not a single belt or gear or pulley and of course parts that aren't there just can't cause trouble or where Why so sure is frigid air of the meter miser that it's actually sealed in steel oiled for life and This in turn makes trouble-free operation of a meter miser even more of a certainty for no dust or dirt or moisture can get at it Yes, this is the marvelous device that makes the cold in frigid air refrigerators a Mechanism has accurately made and assembled as a fine watch Yet with all the power needed even in the hottest weather Remember it's the mechanism that makes the cold that makes the big difference in refrigerators and Remember for the meter miser for all the other advantages that only frigid air can give you ask to see the name Frigid air when you ask to see a new refrigerator An odd return to frigid air's man called X starring Herbert Marshall Clark Kirby was working toward one of mankind's brightest dreams a practical method of turning salt water into fresh But his last letter from kangaroo Bay Australia said that something strange Threatened to halt the entire experiment and when Ken flew down there. He found Clark dead His body gorge as though by a ferocious bull or some monster of the sea Now later that night Ken is in the laboratory talking with George Llewellyn Kirby's associate when the door opens Shelter from the tears of the night your dramatic possess little humor Margaret come in I trust you take more delight in my presence than George does Mr. Perston. Why so happy this evening Miss Williams Why haven't you heard about my uncle's little boomerang throwing party the attack on Captain Malquist? Well, why are we so elated about that? Who would suddenly and without provocation attack anyone with a boomerang unless the attacker were insane? Insane not just a moment. You can take your breath George between sea monsters and homicidal attacks I'm afraid Lee Williams is totally incompetent to handle his affairs Constable's looking for him now to place him in custody and what happens to the laboratory if you take over the estate You know the answer to that mr..  Thurston not nearly as practical as mine Paris London, New York living the way I want to live No, you can forget about this laboratory And now on its Margaret Williams first and flowers blooming in the desert behind Only a minute captain I just wanted to tell you that Lee Williams is going to be arrested Because of that attack on you last night why that's nonsense mr.. Thurston I won't press charges against him. I didn't think you would but Margaret Williams will oh the insanity hearings again. That's right She thinks that attack will be the clinching argument. Yes, perhaps it will and she'll have the money and Clark Kirby's dream Well, there's nothing we can do about it. I See you quite a collection of mother-of-pearl articles captain. Yes. I make them mr. Thurston Knife handles buckles keeps a man busy during the off-season now now This one here just finished it yesterday The sea serpent with a horned head. Yes. I made it from poor Lee's description What do you think about that? Did he really see it? Your guess is as good as mine. Oh Something like that could have gored Kirby to death. Couldn't it? If there was any way to prove it or maybe that would be proof that Lee isn't crazy after all good theory captain except for one thing Kirby was not God to death.  He was murdered But who goes swimming at seven o'clock in the morning mr. X I never heard of such a thing that water looks like liquid ice What do you care? I'm going in your nose. Sure, but the very thought of diving into that stuff gives my goose pimples Just keep your eyes open. I Want to learn what Clark Kirby run into and I don't want any trouble from above the water. Don't worry mr. X. I'll keep my Clark Kirby is this the place you took a dive. That's right. So watch it How can you do things like that? The spot where the body is buried Oh miss williams don't say things like that. Yeah, and where did you come from? I came down here looking for my uncle. He seems to have disappeared I thought he might be down here trying to see that imaginary monster of him That story smells like fish to me mr. Sessions coming up now and as soon as he Hey, what's going on there? He's not coming up.   Yeah Hello Margaret come down to watch the fun. What happened down there mr. Veston something came out of a bed of grass behind me Didn't see it but whatever it was You make quite a bump on the head before it left and that's what happened to Clark Kirby not quite He didn't come up again. You remember However, I've learned enough to take your advice this Williams I'm going back to Brisbane Pagan's alchemy speaking. Hello Pagan. Mr. Sessions. Are you still in Brisbane?  Mr. Lou Ellen's right, baby must be pretty interested in what mr. Thurston is going to spill And from what I've seen of this person. He'll not be wasting our time when he shows up. Perhaps captain. Don't worry Lou Ellen I won't waste it. Oh Mr. Thurston I see you got here. All right everything set. Oh sure the movie projection machines already fine put this Wheel of film on William. It's good as good. Mr. Thurston. Come on in mr.  Thurston? It's quite right. I see no examining board of the Tiatris with you. All I need is to show you a few feet of film ready Pagon everything is high as early mr. Thurston. Good Then turn off the lights we get started That's the film of that Cove along kangaroo day, isn't it? Hey sure is that's the film I shot the stuff Some dirty crook stole from me. Nobody stole it. I Took it to Brisbane for processing. I might say it hardly seems worthwhile light for photography rather amateurish Let's go take on shot that film near Twilight the villain the same hour of the day that Lee Williams was wondering near the Cove The same hour of the day he looked out toward the sea and saw something something strange weird swimming out there in that haze Something that looked like it might be There it is He's right there is nothing out there. Thank God. It's like a snake a huge snake swimming out at sea. All right, Pagon Stop the projector turn on the lights They are right on the film. Just as I thought that evening the rest of you sort to Didn't you? Yes, they saw it mr. Williams, but I didn't take no pictures of anything like that Of course you didn't it was all a trick admitted mr. Thurston. It was a trick wasn't it? Yeah, it was a trick But I proved that the Williams didn't have to be insane to see a sea monster He saw what all of you just did a herd of sea cows see cows. He's serious. That's right women There was no travel on shot of a bullmanatee leading his herd It was processed with Pagon shots of the bay and those eight creatures swimming single file Seen at a distance in twilight like one giant sea serpent. I should have thought that myself In the many times and you have to be that might explain my uncle's hallucinations Mr. Thurston, but it doesn't explain Clark Kirby's death or the attack made on you and the coal No, Margaret another kind of monster was responsible for those One that walks on two feet that sounds strangely like some human being you're referring to If you can call anyone human who killed Kirby tried to kill me and was willing to destroy an experiment that could open new errors of prosperity for the entire world and Just to preserve a secret Mr. Best Must be very valuable one valuable. That depends on how you look at it judge for yourselves Mr. Thurston, that's the pearl you trust in the table. Yes, take on a pearl The answer to the secret that Kirby discovered There's a fabulous pearl oyster bed lying in the cove of Prangaroo Bay Isn't there Captain Malchrist? You'll never prove it Yes, Margaret my old friend everything he did even to faking that boomerang attack Is to close the laboratories so that he had the cove all to himself But how did you know thirsty his mother pearl handiwork gave him away? Thick layers like that have found only in pearl building oysters, and it took someone with a diving rig to stage those underwater attacks So there wasn't any seam under after all no But there was something else I'm even more frightening Malchrist would have denied the world a chance to live in security Would have sacrificed the future of millions to satisfy his own personal greed You know Pagon No sea monster ever conceived as a brain of man can be as frightening as a monstrous As a man whose soul is possessed by greed Robert Marshall will return just a moment Frigidaire's man called X has presented each week with the best wishes of your frigidaire dealer Invite you to come in and learn about the famous line of frigidaire electric appliances refrigerators, rangers, water heaters, home freezers, the new automatic washer, dryer, ironer, and many other Frigidaire refrigerating and air conditioning product for homes, farms, stores, offices and factories. Mr. Niles How does the Frigidaire electric range compare with Frigidaire refrigerator? Lady, it's just as good at making things good to eat as the Frigidaire refrigerator is at keeping things good to eat It's fast. It's easy to use. It's a beauty. I hope you'll see it soon at your Frigidaire dealers And our Frigidaire star Herbert Marshall Saturday, September 18th has been designated as Air Force Day in recognition of the first anniversary of the Air Force as an independent arm The celebration reminds America that air power is peace power and stresses the importance of air power in this nation's security program We salute the Air Force Thanks for being with us next week Dangerous Island, a story of science and murder. As usual, Leon Balask will be along as Pagan Zelschner So join us won't you. Next I return to the man called X. Good night Frigidaire's man called X is directed by D. Engelbach The music composed and conducted by Johnny Green Tonight's story was written by Marie Zim and Sydney Marshall Don't until next week, same time, same station This is Wendell Niles speaking for Frigidaire made only by General Vokers All characters and incidents used on this program are fictitious Any resemblance to actual persons is a CVS to Columbia, broadcast in September


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