Hi friends, so in this question it says that the you have to find out percentage increase now This is a new thing percentage increase in the area of a triangle So increase in the area of a triangle if it's each side is doubled What does this mean? There are two three things which we must know here. First of all, let us crack What is percentage increase? Okay, let's say you have 100 rupees and now you got 100 rupees from someone else So now it is doubled. So you now have 200 rupees. Okay, so what is the increase here? Increase we are talking about increase. So increase is only about 100 rupees, right? You had 100 There is an increase of 100 and now you have 200, right? So what is this increase on? The original one is what is asked for. So if you see What percentage is this increase 100 on original that was 100? In 200 that is it is 100% increase Okay, so if you double Anything you have 100% increase. Okay, let's take another example. Let's say you have 20 pens and someone gives you five more pens Okay, so now you have 25 pens Okay, so what's the increase? Increase is five. This is increase.  So this was in this case, it is 20 So on 20 you got an increase of five Multiplied by 100. Okay, so this is five upon 20 in 200. So you got 25% increase Okay, so so if you add five on to 20, so this is 25% increase now there are two things one is increase by and There is something called increased to please understand. So 20 was increased by 25% to get you 25 Okay, now this the same thing could be said as 20 was Increased To 125% Why because 125% of 20 is equal to 25. Okay, so please be careful. So increased by 25% 20 for 20 was increased by 25% is 25 and 20 was increased to 125% to so final point is 125% of 20 So which is 25. So in this case again, you can find out the increased percentage or increased value was 5 Okay, so hence, please be careful increased to an increased by Okay, now let's solve this problem. Now how to start this? So let us say we'll say since there are no numerals involved So many people get confused but do not worry. Let's say side length is not given right So draw a triangle without fear. Let's say this is ABC a triangle Let's say we don't know the sides not not a big deal. So let's say the sides were ABC I can at least name them now. They're saying the sides are doubled. So a becomes 2a B becomes 2b and C becomes 2c, right? So a new triangle, let me draw another triangle which should look at least double this size So hence it is a B C again, so hence this side is now to be let me call this as a dash b dash c dash So this is 2b 2a and 2c, right? Now, let us find out delta one So delta one, let's say the area of delta one is this and let us say delta two is area of this triangle Okay, so you can write this. Let's say delta one Is equal to area of triangle ABC Correct, which is and delta two is nothing but area of triangle a dash b dash c dash Now let's find out delta one first. So delta one is equal to under root by Heron's formula s s minus a s minus b s minus c Okay, this is delta one now for delta two. Let us first find out s Semi-perimeter for this so semi-perimeter for this will be 2a plus 2b plus 2c upon 2 which is nothing but a plus b plus c Isn't it now this I'm calling it as capital s. So a plus b can be written as 2 small s Where s is the s is whereas small s is semi-perimeter of perimeter of Triangle ABC Okay, so please remember first relation we got capital s is equal to 2 small s now For the you know the same bigger triangle a dash b dash c dash now Let us find out. Let me do it here now s is known which is equal to 2 small s What is capital s minus 2a? Is it this will be the? s capital s minus 2a the You know for this the side length is 2a so hence capital s minus 2a Which can be written as 2 small s minus 2a which can be written as 2 times small s minus a Correct. Similarly s minus 2b and why am I doing s minus 2b because for the next bigger triangle the side length has Changed to 2b hence. I'm writing that and so hence it will be nothing but 2 small s minus 2b Which is equal to 2 times s minus b Similarly, the third factor 2 2 c will be equal to 2 small s minus 2c which is equal to 2 s minus c So hence delta 2 that is the area of triangle a dash b dash c dash is equal to capital s into capital s minus 2a into capital s minus 2b into capital s minus 2c which is equal to under root 2s Into 2 times s minus a so now we'll be using these these and these To replace the above form in the above formula so 2s minus b and 2 times s minus c So if you see there are four twos inside so two twos can be brought out right now Because this is nothing but 2 to the power 4 s s minus a s minus b s minus c which is equal to now 4 so 2 to the power 4 if you take out the square root So it will be 2 square that is so hence. I'm writing for directly so for under root s times s minus a Times s minus b s minus c now if you notice what is this? s minus a s minus b s minus c we have just found out here. This is delta 1 right the original Area so hence 4 times delta 1 and what was this? This was nothing but delta 2 is equal to 4 times delta 1 that that means that if you double if sides are Doubled this is a learning so please remember this also if sides are doubled then Area becomes 4 times of original Original Area this is a very important insight isn't it if you just double the sides you are basically if you double the sides You will get the area four times the original value. So guys.  This is the increase so hence what will be the increase percentage? Increase percentage as we discussed earlier will be the increase Over the original value In 200 So in this case it is 3 delta 1 increase divide by original 1 was delta 1 and into 100 So if you see delta 1 delta 1 gets cancelled. So it is 300 percent Okay, so 300 percent will be Increase the area if you double the sides of a triangle


I'm in Washington, DC at the annual March for Life. In the past 50 years, 63 million babies have died of abortion. That's more than a million babies every year. As a young woman in the oldest of 10, being pro-life is something especially close to my heart. It's amazing being in DC and marching with so many like-minded individuals who also value family, Christianity, and the sanctity of life.


This is stock number 11299. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, near New and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2015 Chevy Silverado 2500 double cab short box. This is an LTZ package. This truck has the 6 liter V8 motor. It has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off per the state of Wisconsin inspection process and this truck is 100% ready to go. Summit White is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the truck before seeing it in person. And if you'd like to check out all the photos on this truck in the upper right hand part of your screen is a link to our website. Click that and check us out there. It comes with the 20 inch polished aluminum rims that are in excellent condition and it has Canadi Trailhog AT LT27560R20 tires. These tires look like they probably have about 70 to 80% of the tread left on them. The frame and underbody is in pretty nice shape and it does have the Z71 off-road suspension package which gives you those Rancho shocks in the front there and back. Projector lamp headlamps. This one has LED fog lamps and the front bumper is in excellent condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there and it does have the front bumper parking sensors. The hood is in really nice shape. No major dents or dings on that and the grille is in nice condition as well. Headlight lenses are nice and clear and the passenger side front fender is in excellent shape as well. Passengers side rim no major scuffs or scrapes on that and as you go down this side of the truck take note of how clean the body is how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by you just can't make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the truck you can see the truck hear the truck and of confidence in what you were looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and that's why we offer the Summit Auto Fast Pass option in the upper right hand part of your screen a link right to our website where you can apply for financing get pre-approved see a payment quote even appraise a trade all from the comfort of your own home so when you get here all you got to do is drive the truck love it then you'll be all set to go. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires and the frame and under bodies in pretty nice shape. It does look like it has been under coated. I don't think we did it here at our shop but somebody under coated it frame and under body looks pretty good though and the lower rockers all look really good on this truck I didn't see any corrosion or anything starting on there. That's some aftermarket chrome step bars get those d71 stickers on the back as we come around to the back of the vehicle the rear bumper is in great shape you do get the rear bumper parking sensors the rear bumper steps and the full towing package which includes the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring the tailgate is in really nice shape as well that is a locking tailgate has a shock down assist and it does come with fifth wheel bed rails and a drop in bed liner pretty nice shape tailgate shuts nice and solidly and as you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger side this truck is probably so clean because it has the mud flaps on it always keeps your lower rockers looking good but that box is in nice shape and for full disclosure this back rim just as nice as the rest doors look really good on the driver's side has a telescopic tow mirrors they have the built-in directional signals they telescope out like that and also fold in they go in and out pretty easy inside the LTZ package gives you the tan leather interior there are no rips there are no tears on these front seats they're in really nice shape both these front seats are heated and cooled and power we have weathertech floor mats throughout power windows power locks power mirrors and memory driver's seat you do get the factory brake controller turned out four-wheel drive and the auto headlamps on here as well tilt and telescopic steering wheel and as we hop inside the vehicle we'll turn the ignition on so you can see the miles and everything you can see this one has 42,508 miles you do get the digital speedometer compass display and that z71 instrument cluster back you get the heated leather wrap steering wheel bluetooth and information center controls on the right cruise controls and heated steering wheel button controls on the left this one comes with the six speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift this one has a Chevy my link system AM FM and series 6M radio capabilities it also has the factory navigation system on it and you can see you've got serious XM right there and then if we started up I could show you the backup camera too which we'll do in a minute has a CD player you know so all your different apps that you can do there down here you get your dual climate controls you're heated and cooled seat buttons power pedals stability control that's for your cargo lamps parking sensors you can turn those off and on and you do have the downhill assist control down here you get three USB ports two 12 volt power points and then 110 volt 150 watt plug-in passenger side floor mat and seat are in excellent condition as well no rips or tears on there smells very clean inside this truck I don't think it's ever been smoked in and the headliner is in great condition as well up here you have your home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems you also have your power sliding rear window buttons and your map lights which are right here on star capabilities in that room here we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up and check out under the hood back seats are just as clean as front seat snow rips or tears back here does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may want to put back here this one does have side curtain airbags and the fixed glass rear window these seats fold up for extra storage and you do get that weather tech floor mat back here as well keeping in your carpeting carpeting looking clean underneath we'll start it up and take a quick look under the hood it starts right up I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today you can see it does have the hiv headlamps which are super bright but I personally like thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this hd video you will have been able to tell this how clean this truck is all the way around inside out under the hood we have the six liter v8 motor the bay is very clean it runs very smooth and once again this truck has been fully saved and inspected by our service shop as a brush oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and tapped off and this truck is 100% ready to go I would highly recommend it from a quality and condition standpoint considering the age of miles on it and to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars trucks scvs minivans wranglers half tons three quarter tons one tons you name it we got to go to that website right there www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more hd videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there in fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our youtube channel on your left a link to more Chevy Silverado 2500 truck videos like this one on your right 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Today is national happens to be pouring out. Well, it was pouring out now It's kind of clearing up, but it probably will rain again later So I brought some umbrellas to Epcot with me gonna hand them out to some people Try to dry them up and cheer up their day. It's not fun getting stuck in the rain at the park without an umbrella or a Pancho, it's very costly because it does cost a lot of money. It definitely cost a lot of money at Disney So, uh, let's go do this guys. Would you like some umbrellas for later? Oh Thanks, I mean it's better.  Enjoy You're welcome There's also something else I wanted to talk about about the umbrellas So earlier when I went to go get the umbrellas I usually go to the same place and they were sold out of umbrellas and they usually only cost like $1.50 $2, so I went to another place, right and they had the same exact umbrellas, right? And I went up and asked how much they were and they told me $3 and 50 cents, right? And they were the same exact umbrellas that I would get for $1.50. So I was like, okay, whatever I guess I'll just buy less, you know Well, I've been looking at the price tags on these and they say 250. I feel like I've been played or hustled I think they knew it was raining out and they knew that those umbrellas were a necessity. So they uh, they got me They got me good Hey guys, would you do you guys want some umbrellas for later? I have some extra ones, okay?  Yeah, there you go. Stay dry I'm gonna take a little pit stop and go into the Disney Awards photo spot See who's lurking in there because it's so pretty I come here often very very often Mostly because of the Epcot mountains. That's what they look like, right?  Oh, I'm Indian Pluto. Hey Hey, hey guys. Hey, how are you? Yeah, hi Pa. Hi Pa. Hi. Oh, well, thank you very much. Thank you very much That was a lick. I appreciate that. You have the coolest whiskers. I really Wait, can I I don't have any whiskers. Oh wait, I do have whiskers. No, I don't I mean I have a mustache That's not a mustache at all. Oh Okay, well, I guess let's take a photo because it's spaceship Earth amazing The reason I like that character meet and greet is because it's secluded. It's quiet There's not a long line usually and you're in your separate area like by yourself, you know I mean, so you don't have to I don't know it's more intimate. They spend more time They play around it's very fun So if you have a chase card through Disney or anything like that Use that there. I know the $49 annual fee is a little yikes, but it is worth it Hey, you guys got any umbrellas or ponchos you want an umbrella? Yeah, later. It's gonna rain. You got two. Yeah, there you go enjoy Hey guys, you want to ride fast pass you want to go in the fast pass line?  Yeah, go ahead take it. Yeah, you have a great one One thing that really kind of I don't think is right is the fact that they made that meet and greet Tier one fast pass. So you'd have to choose that over test tracks soren Frozen illuminations. So that's why if I always see it available and I don't have any plans I like to try to get the fast pass and then try to give it off to somebody else because it's kind of a way for them to Pick that it's just something nice to do And look at this I've never seen this before but when it rains during the festival of the arts the chalk artists actually come under Like a little covered area and make some chart portraits. I think that's amazing and they're very good too. Look at her Wow for that steer. I said it right without looking at the name I guess and That gentle man over there Sometimes it is very cool just to come to a park walk around by yourself and take everything in but to be honest I miss my wife.  I mean She's at work. I have to go to work later But like I said, it was National Umbrella Day. I couldn't I couldn't do it I had to I had to do it. So I went on without her but she's here with me in spirit. Love you This is where the 3d artists usually are but as you can tell because of the rain they put some sandbags down Looks like some cover and then they aborted mission. They were like a port mission a port mission But look, they're so they're still there. I like it Monorail I stumbled upon the paint by number and it is the monorail So yes, I will But first I got on the wrong side of the line So I had to come to the other side and actually get in line to get my paint All right Five squares each that way everybody has an opportunity to take part This paint does not wash out of your clothing Fair warning Thank you For me Thank you Thank you I'm doing 13 lucky 13 Lucky 13 is the actual monorail the white part of it. Oh boy. Oh, I see a blank canvas. I'm sorry Okay, we're gonna go right here only five squares one two Three oh, oh not on the black not on the black four five Very nice. I'm not a great painter Who is SD? Huh, did you do that? Uh-huh, you must be steve datmer steve. I just made that name up steve datmer And check this out ran into some friends and they're gonna paint the monorail Oh, oh she got the same kind as me. Oh, wow. I should have went for that spot.  I don't have to you can keep it I'll keep it forever Oh, and then you thank Gideon Flower and garden festival coming soon check that out Okay, I think I'm done with today I had a lot of fun hanging out at Epcot And I get to take a little bit of Epcot home with me in the form of paint So love the life you live and live the life you love. We'll see you next time to the loo Oh, by the way Bridget, I loved your bow I wonder if they'll let me in the picture


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chapter production analysis and we are going to study marginal physical product. What we mean by the marginal physical product? Basically when we utilize various inputs there is no notation that we are going to utilize without any decision or without any conscious effort. So when any entrepreneur it will decide certain production process, it will decide that how many or how much number of the inputs I have to utilize. So might be he is going to utilize 4, he is going to utilize 5 and likewise add up more and more. For one ith unit or we can say for one additional unit of input, what will be the relative change in the total output? That total output that is associated with only one that additional input that will be called marginal physical product. And now if we see a production process it is not going to utilize only one input, it may have more than 1, 2, 3, 4 on many. But the simplest model that we are going to utilize here that if one production function is going to be utilized two inputs, so if those two inputs are like one capital and the other is labour, so we can say the change in the total product quantity due to change in capital that will be called marginal physical productivity of capital. And what will be the change in the total output when we change one unit of the labour that will be called marginal physical productivity of labour. So, when we can see here and we are utilizing these terms, the most important thing that I am going to explain here is that when we say this marginal physical productivity of capital with respect to capital the second term or we say that marginal physical productivity of labour it includes change in total quantity due to change in labour. And here q mean it is the total function due to capital and labour, so this marginal productivity it depends not only on that ith unit rather it also includes or it entails the response of the other inputs also. And likewise we can say that this marginal productivity it can be made with respect to the change in other associated inputs also likewise as we are going to check here that it is the change in the marginal physical productivity of the capital due to further change in capital and marginal productivity of labour due to further change in labour and likewise we can say marginal physical productivity of capital due to change in labour or we can say marginal physical productivity of labour with respect to change in capital. So, in second stage even we can measure that that how the change in one unit of labour is going to change the marginal productivity of labour or we can say with the change in one unit of capital is going to have the change in marginal productivity of labour. So, even this reciprocally we can change or we can check here. One another property that reflects that all other inputs utilization it has to be held at constant when we have to check in the change in the total output with respect to this either labour or either with capital. So, it depends upon that how much amount of only that particular input is used. So, whenever this marginal productivity or the marginal physical product has to be ascertained we have to only and only consider that input capital keeping all other inputs constant. And in this table if we see this column of the marginal productivity it shows that this is the total amount of the labour but now from 4 to 10 if we see that we are going to measure only this change due to change in one unit of input. So, we say that there is a change in the output and if we see here this is the change in Y divided by change in the input. So, this was the labour it will give us the marginal physical productivity of labour. So, because here it this change was 6 units divided by 1. So, for this cross-ponding it was 6 but if from 4 to 5 for this one unit change input we have to check we can see that here the change in total output is from 23 to 25 mean this change is total number 5 and this 5 is divided by 1 and it gave us the marginal productivity as 1. So, for if we have to move two step or the three step but we have to decide only for one unit of the input or we can have the one ith unit or one additional unit. So, after the table if now we are coming to this graphical form now the total product is explained in the table but if we have to plot the marginal physical product we can see that this marginal physical product is also sometimes going like this and like this. This will be the marginal product and we can see that this total product is maximum when we will see this marginal physical product it does the base and it is having the zero value. So, when marginal physical product will be equal to zero it will show the total physical product as maximum or we can say because when marginal physical product is equal to the change in output due to change in labour here. So, when this change will be zero and this change is zero when there is no change from this point. So, marginal physical product it also shows the rate of change in the total physical product.


The two most prominent dietary risks for death and disability in the world are not eating enough fruit and eating too much salt. Too little fruit kills nearly 5 million people every year. Too much salt kills 4 million. There are three things we can do to lower our salt intake. First, don't add salt at the table. A third of us add salt to our food before even tasting it. Number two, stop adding salt when cooking. At first, the food will taste bland. Two to four weeks later, however, as the sensitivity of the salt taste receptors in the mouth become more sensitive to the taste of salt in the usual concentrations. Believe it or not, after two weeks you may actually prefer the taste of food with less salt. Some of the flavorings you can use instead in the meanwhile instead of salt include using more pepper, onion, garlic, tomato, sweet peppers, basil, parsley, thyme, celery, and lime, chili, nettle, rosemary, smoke flavor, curry, coriander, and lemon. Even if you did add salt, though, it's probably better than eating out where even at non-fast food restaurants they tend to pile it on. And finally, avoid processed foods that have salt added. In most countries, only about half of sodium intake comes from processed foods, so there's more personal responsibility. But in the US, even if we completely stopped adding salt in the kitchen and dining room, it would still only bring down salt and take a small fraction. This has led public health commentators to note how challenging it is then for everyone to reduce their salt intake since so much of our sodium intake is out of our control. But is it? We don't have to buy all those processed foods. We can choose not to turn over our family's health to food corporations that may not have our best interests at heart. If we do buy processed foods, there are two tricks we can use. Try to only buy foods with fewer milligrams of sodium on the label than there are grams in the serving size. So if it's 100 grams serving size, it should have less than 100 milligrams of sodium. Or you can shoot for fewer milligrams of sodium than there are calories. For example, here the sodium is 720, calories are 260, 720 is greater than 260, so this has too much sodium. That's a trick I learned from one of my favorite dietitians of all time, Jeff Novick. The reason it works is because most people get around 2200 calories a day, so if everything you ate had more calories than sodium, you'd at least slip under the 2300 milligrams of sodium upper limit for healthy people under age 50. Of course the healthiest foods have no labels at all. We should try to buy as much fresh food as possible, as it's almost impossible to come up with a diet consisting of unprocessed natural foodstuffs that exceeds the strict American Heart Association guidelines for sodium reduction.


God is good all the time and all the time These testimonies touched me these testimonies Especially about the Last person when he said Jesus healed me Because he loves me that touches my heart The message I'm gonna try to make very clear today. I'm gonna try to keep it as short as possible The message is gonna be just simply Jesus loves you Let us bow our heads and close our eyes for just a moment dear, holy spirit. I'll come to you the name of Jesus Christ And father I ask you pour out your spirit in this place Touch my lips touch my mind God Everything that is of me I put away and holy spirit I come into obedience of you open the ears of people God open our spirits to understand you We cannot see you we cannot touch you, but we know you're here because you testify That we are the children of God And I thank you for your love today And the mighty name of Jesus Christ we pray So my name is Vlad Stepanov. I'm from Spokane, Washington. Thank you Jesus So come from a background. I've been here before I testified and I Said my testimony a little bit And I talked about my Drug addicted past. I was addicted to meth. I was addicted to heroin. I grew up in a Christian house I grew up and with Christian parents, but somewhere along the way I got lost Somewhere along the way I went I went astray. I went after the things of this world and I remember when I was in rehab. I was God will provide an ever at Washington They just opened up. This was over three years ago. I was one of the first students there, you know, I came I came there About three weeks on the program. I started changing. I started looking at myself and my surroundings where I fell I started praying. I was not baptized in the Holy Spirit. I did not know what speaking in tongues was at that time I came from a church from a family with the Baptist background So it was something I didn't know much about I didn't know much about the Holy Spirit My parents love Jesus and the church they go to loves Jesus, but the Holy Spirit isn't preached there often and I came there. I'm hearing people speaking in tongues and you know, I'm seeing prof prophecies and prophets walking around and You know, this it was very new to me About a week and a half into being on the program. I started asking God for repentance. I repented many times in my life I repented in jail. I don't know at least ten times at least ten times I've repented in jail and I Repented on the streets. I Had a pistol to my face. I repented then, you know All these situations just led me to repentance when I was behind between a rock and a hard place I'd say Jesus my life is yours But as soon as Jesus frees me I go when I do what I kept doing But this time something was different Something inside of me was screaming out to me and telling me you're made for something bigger than this See what's interesting as a child that's growing up when I was five years old. I actually went up and down our street There's this some Russian song. I'm gonna try to interpret it.   I always had a passion to preach. I Always had a passion to talk about God about a God. I didn't know I wanted to talk about a God I did not know when I was in drugs many times to try to take my life Which had to take my own life. I was in situations where I was looking death in the eyes I was in witchcraft. I was in sorcery. I was in communication with demons and The whole time there was something inside of me that was telling me you're for something better. You're designed for something else There was about a six-month period where I went completely atheist called out to God. I didn't believe in him I didn't know him, but I would pray to him God something inside of me My whole life was telling me God was telling me that you're made for something better than this There's one who loves you And you're called to preach his name, but I didn't know who he is So being at rehab I start praying about a week and a half in I start praying when I got there I made my I made a decision. There's no going back.  I didn't come there seeking for seeking God at first. I came there first to get sober I was on my way to prison that kind of scared me.  I mean not preaching I was Overdose, sorry my mind just went up, but I'm my last overdose when it happened. I cried out to God There was a demon about from here to the wall that was laughing He was laughing at me And he was saying you're mine now You're mine now what find me the most about this demon was this demon is a demon that I've seen on the side of my eyes for a very long time Since I was about 1415 when I started just drinking But then the time came When I was talking to him face-to-face Believe me or not, but God is my witness. I asked him for finances once and within an hour and went from broke to $1,500 in my pocket He gave it to me He told me where to go what door to open and it was right there. God is my witness See I was doing things like that in the spiritual world and I thought I encountered power But when that overdose happened when I was out of my body watching my body being slapped around and shaken I looked up and there was that same demon laughing saying you're mine now. I cried out to the Lord. I Cried out to the God. I don't know I Cried out to the God. I only heard about I Cried out to the God. I only knew how religion displays him to be And I remember I heard the softest voice in my life saying son This is your final shot And I felt this pain come over me. It wasn't my pain. It was a pain from within I Remember I woke up in the body Fast-forward I'm at rehab when I start asking God to give me repentance. I said God give me repentance. Give me repentance three weeks in I'm brewing the floors. The Holy Spirit touches me He touches me. He speaks to my heart. He calls me by name. I go on every pant that same evening I get baptized in the Holy Spirit. We fast forward a little bit. I Ended up going to jail. I ended up going to jail No spiritual father Just came to know the Lord. I go to jail. I go to prison for over a year part was broken My heart was aching And I was praying and then there was about a week where I relaxed Where I stopped praying where I Wasn't reading the word. I wasn't spending time with God. I was just I went into this very depressed Mode knowing my wife is about to give birth to her second child and now I'm on my way to prison Waiting in County Jail for the bus to come pick me up And I remember I went to sleep once I want that I go to bed and I have this dream the most realistic dream. I have ever had It's been almost three years and I remember it to the detail I remember in this dream I fast forward like I did my year and a half in prison and I walk out of prison with What's my box with my property box I Remember I walk out and I'm looking I'm expecting my wife to be there to pick me up. I Know I'm walking out.  I had a memories of me being in prison and all the things I'm about to tell my wife And I remember I come out And no one's there to pick me up My wife isn't there Now remember my heart starts hurting. I'm like what's going on. So I walk all across town I walk home and I remember I come home the door is open and I walk up to the refrigerator I drop the box and my wife's nowhere to be found walk up to the refrigerator and there's a note That says I'm busy right now. I Know you want to spend time with me, but I'm really busy right now We'll spend time later. Remember my heart breaks. They start crying in this dream I get cold and just this pain and Church understand this the way I loved my wife and that dream the emotions I had for her I still don't love her to this day that much. I don't love my children that much and I remember I call her work And her manager picks up and I'm like, hey, let me let me speak to Julie, please Let me speak to my wife and I hear her manager say hey Julie come here your husband's on the phone and I hear my wife yelling in the background Tell him I'm busy right now later I remember I was walking around town and this is dream and I was crying and I was heartbroken and I was crushed and Every time I will try to get in touch with her I would hear the same thing over and over again. I'm busy right now Later, I remember I was I don't know why but I was in a mall parking lot in this dream And I fell to my knees and I started crying and at that moment That's like my spirit came back into my body and I woke up. It was the weirdest thing I've ever experienced waking up from a dream And I hear a vocal voice Not inside I heard it in my room But I love you even more Vlad But way too often I come and I want to spend time with you but you tell me God, I'm busy right now over you Sometimes we think we need to climb a ladder Sometimes we want we think we need to reach high places to get to get to God more you don't a Lot of us we want a lot of us we want to encounter Jesus who here raise your hand if you want to encounter Jesus If you want him to come to you more during prayer in your dreams. Amen This is nothing compared to how he wants to encounter you quick testimony when we were at the conference kingdom domain Jesus came to me He held my hands He hugged me He brushed my hair. I felt him and he told me one thing. He said you love these visits. I said God Jesus, you know I do He said so do I a Lot of times we think we need to do something in order for God to love us Sometimes we think we need to do something in order to have Jesus visit us No In revelations it says he stood stands at the door and knocks He stands at the door and knocks Who remembers that feeling on the day you repented? That happy feeling he was right there the moment you needed him you knew he was there You believed it.  Heaven has to come down When we step into heaven when we die and we pass over we have to know Those feelings you should have relived them if you get to heaven and it is the first time you experience Jesus Or look at Jesus in the face or felt his presence at a very sad Christian out here on earth And the biggest problem is we think we need to reach God We need to run after him. We need to chase him before we go into prayer I'm gonna share a revelation that I very recently had and I only shared it with a couple people and I shared it with Dennis here on the way Here today. I was praying and reading a few weeks ago Matthew 6 6 It says but when you but when you pray Go into your room and When you have shut your door pray to your father who was in the secret place and your father who sees in secret will reward you openly When a husband and wife get married Before their marriage there's a relationship that we they have with each other that everybody sees and And there is a relationship that they desire That they cannot have Legally in God's eyes until they're married Right, and so they're waiting. They're waiting until that that wedding day The guy is attracted to the girl the girl is attracted to the guy. They're passionate They're in love. They're in fire for each other. They're waiting and then the day comes When the relationship is built that nobody else can see It is between the husband and the wife where they satisfy each other and they satisfy each other to a point that they don't need anybody else and Not that moment when they are together nothing outside that door matters This is how the Lord spoke this to me when we repent We are automatically married to the father because of what Jesus did We are the bride we are the bride When it says go into but when you pray go into your room There is a relationship between a husband and wife that nobody needs to know about You don't talk about it. You should don't share it's between you two There's a relationship with God and you that God wants to have with you that nobody should hear about Nobody should know about and when you understand this relationship When you are behind the closed door with the father and spending time with him and his presence is upon you Nothing else in the world matters That is the secret place where we close our eyes we get on our knees and we feel his presence You want to save souls? You want to know the heart of the father? He's waiting for you. He's waiting for you better See my life was a wreck See maybe you're sitting here today and saying Vlad but you don't know my life God can't love me You might be saying to yourself like you don't know the sins have committed You don't know the depression I go through God can't use me. God doesn't want to see me 17 18 years old and a full-out methamphetamine addiction.  I know what it's like I know what it's like thinking one is this gonna be over. I know what it's like being hopeless I know what it's like praying for death. I know what it's like waiting for death I know what it's like sitting at three o'clock in the morning with a loaded pistol thinking is tonight the night I'm gonna finish this when you give him a chance He's more real than me right here or you right there We are specks of dust He's forever if you're thinking here today, and you're sitting See when we were worshiping the Lord said something to me He said tonight a lot of people Will be changed their prayer life tonight will be changed. See I don't know the Bible too well. I'm not a Bible scholar But have an experience with the Lord I can't bring you great and fancy speeches, but I can bring bring your personal experience of my success I can tell you the joy of going Closing yourself in the secret place and praying for your family and for your friends and God answers I can tell you the joy of his presence I'd to invite the worship band to come up, please and play before we go into prayer See the Holy Spirit today. He wants to change a lot of our a lot of ours our Priorities he wants to change our prayer life. He wants us To dedicate ourselves to him more today. You're married to Christ You're married to the father Marriage doesn't have to be you're his wife. He's your husband.  You're his only one. There is no other It's close our eyes for a moment our heads Don't stand up just yet. Has anybody ever really asked God Why do you give us an answer if we ask you in the secret place? I asked the father this very recently This is the second half of my very recent revelation. I said father Why can't I just ask at church or why can't I just ask in front of anybody? What I want and receive it. Why does it have to be in a secret place? booked my heart And he said because I want you to be with me so much. I want you to give yourself to me Nobody there just you and I spending time one-on-one together and I know it is difficult He said and I knew from the very beginning that it will be difficult for you to do this And so I made a promise That if you give me your time And if you spend time with me alone, I promise to give you anything you ask for The father loves you so much And he wants to be alone with you so much That he's ready to give you anything you ask for


And now, great moments and unintended consequences. Part one, the money train. The year, 1862. The problem? Well, yeah, sure, but the other problem, there's no railroad connecting coastal elites. The solution, pay rail companies for each mile of track laid for a brand new transcontinental railroad. Sounds like a great idea, with the best of intentions. What could possibly go wrong? While Congress has never been great at keeping an eye on spending, it's even worse during a civil war. With no one looking, the Union Pacific unnecessarily lengthened their route, adding miles of track and pocketing almost half a million dollars. After two and a half years of construction, the Union Pacific laid track all the way from Omaha to 40 miles outside of Omaha. I choo choo chooze to screw taxpayers. Part two, burning cash. The year, 2012. The problem? An over-reliance on fossil fuels in Northern Ireland. The solution? A subsidy for heat generated from renewable sources. Sounds like a great idea, with the best of intentions. What could possibly go wrong? Well, it turns out that the rate paid by the subsidy was greater than the costs of the fuel being used. So the more wood pellets you burn, the greater your profit. Voila, the Cash for Ash program, with farmers heating empty buildings just to collect a paycheck. The resulting fallout included Northern Ireland's First Minister refusing to stand aside during any inquiry, the Deputy First Minister resigning in protest, the dissolution of the Northern Ireland Assembly and the collapse of the executive branch for almost three full years. Not to mention a whole lot of taxpayer dollars up in smoke. Part three. All right, fine, we'll do the Cobra thing. The year? Sometime in the 19th century, maybe not sure. Might not actually be true, who knows? The problem? The English colonial city of Delhi is infested with venomous cobras. The solution? Give money to anyone who brings in a dead cobra. Sounds like a great idea, with the best of intentions. What could possibly go wrong? It didn't take long for folks to realize that the bounty paid for a dead cobra was greater than the cost of raising a cobra. Once city officials got wind of lucrative snake breeding farms, they repealed the bounty, leading cobra farmers to release their now worthless snakes into the wild. And that result? More cobras than ever, a lot of wasted cash, and a book by some German guy with a title that sounds straight out of G.I. Joe. While the veracity of the cobra story is hard to pin down, there was a documented problem in Hanoi and a French colonial rule. Only this time the issue was rats, with a bounty paid for every rat tail brought to authorities. It wasn't long before colonial officials began to notice rats without tails. Having been set free by rat catchers with a basic understanding of economics. But don't worry, we learned our lesson and it never happened again. Fort Benning, Georgia, where the feral pig population was out of control. The bounty, for some forehead slapping reason, was pig tails, which once again, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, more pigs. They eventually discontinued the bounty, so don't worry, everything's swine now. Great moments and unintended consequences, good intentions, bad results.


The Equitable Society presents This Is Your FBI. This Is Your FBI, an official broadcast from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, presented as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society's representative in your community. Through your FBI, you look for national security, until the Equitable Society for Financial Security. These two great institutions are dedicated to the protection of you, your home, and your country. Tonight's file, the allotment swindle. The war has now been over officially for 13 weeks, and all through the land, castles that crumbled two and three years ago are being rebuilt. Being rebuilt because our servicemen are coming home, from tarred China, from freezing Alaska, from hungry Europe, from all over the world, men are returning to this, their native land. In every man's life, there are moments of sheer exultation that tighten the muscles in his throat, that make speaking impossible. Such a moment is being enjoyed by men this very day, being enjoyed as they sail into New York Harbor. Sail in past the lovely lady who still holds high the flaming torch. The torch they helped keep lit. Our story this evening opens in a small, unattractively furnished apartment on the west side of New York. Julia Parker, a sleazy blonde of 28, is half asleep in the second-hand Morris chair near the window. His daydreaming, thinking of some of the men she could have married, and of some of the men she did. Yeah? Julia? Yeah? Open up, it's me, honey, Bobby. Bobby who? Your husband. Uh-huh. Julie. Julie, baby. Oh, gee. Oh, honey, it's so good to see you. Gosh. Oh, sure. Let me grab hold of this bag. There. Oh, gosh, baby. This is what I've been waiting for. When did you get in? Yesterday. What a time I had trying to find you. This is the fifth address I tried. I moved. Gee, you look swell. You know, I used to dream about this. When I'd be laying in a lousy hole filled with mud, I'd think about you and... You getting out of the army? Yeah, got a 30-day furlough. When I go back to camp, guy gives me a paper and I'm a civilian. Oh. Glad to see me, baby. Sure. Wonderful. Let me hold you again. Gee. You know something? What? I almost feel... Well, embarrassed about this. What do you mean? You know, likely we're strangers or something. Stranges? We only knew one another a couple of days before we got married. Then me going right overseas. Well, we'll get over that. From now on, we're going to be together for a long, long time, right, baby? Yeah, sure. Hey, I got a couple of things for you in the bag. Present? Yeah. What kind of present? Oh, helmet, Nazi flag, pictures. Oh. You want to see them? Um, not right now. Oh, I can get them. No, wait, let them go to laughter, huh? Okay. Oh, I gotta go out for a minute first. What for? Well, you must be hungry, and I haven't got anything in the house to eat. Oh, but... Look, you get all cleaned up or something, huh? I'll be right back, honest. But, Julie... Just make yourself at home. I'll see you later. Hi, Aunt Julie. Still around? Yeah, he's down the end of the bar. And Phil. Hmm? Oh, hiya, baby. I gotta talk to you. Okay. I'm not here. This is important. Now, come on back to the office. Okay. Now, you got trouble? Yeah. What is it? I'll tell you inside. Go ahead. Hmm. What's wrong, kid? Bobby's home. Bobby who? My husband. Which one? The blonde one. Bobby... Chase, I think his name is. He's Marina the Sailor. The soldier. Oh. What am I gonna do, Phil? How'd he find you? I don't know. He says he went to five addresses. Tough to give her up, huh? Well, after all, it was important to him. I'm his wife. It says here? Look, this is real serious, Phil. What am I gonna do? What does he want to do? He wants me to live with him naturally. That wouldn't be fair to the other guys. It wouldn't be fair to you. Besides, what good is he now? What do you mean? He's getting out of the army. No more allotment checks. Oh, that's different. Where is he now? At the apartment, waiting for me to come back. I told him I was going shopping. I got to get back, Phil. Yeah. All right, go ahead. Aren't you gonna do something? Well, look, give me some time, will you? I'll have to figure an angle on this guy. We'll get in touch with you tomorrow. Back in the early days of the war, Phil and Julia hit upon the racket of having Julia marry servicemen who were about to be shipped out of the country. They repeated the process three times. And with the aid of two forged birth certificates, Julia was able to get $100 a month in dependency allotments. $100 a month for each of her husbands. It was a pretty good racket for Phil and Julia, because all they had to do to collect their $300 a month was to wait for the postman to ring three times. Yes, it was a very good racket. And no one knows how long it would have gone on if the war hadn't suddenly ended. With the return of large numbers of servicemen to this country, allotment discrepancies began to turn up. Began to turn up in such alarming numbers that the Federal Bureau of Investigation was called in. That morning in the New York offices of the FBI... Oh, come on in, Lee. Okay. What's up? I've just been going over this list here. Tell me, all of those people are wanted. No, I guess maybe most of them are here by mistake. At least let's hope so. What is the list? Suspicious allotments being paid by the Army's Office of Dependency Benefits. All of these names are in the New York area only. Well, it'll take the whole bureau to investigate that mob. I don't care if it does. Neither does Mr. Hoover. If they're all guilty, we'll bring them all in. Even if they have to build a dozen new jails to hold them. How are you going to go about it? Well, first I thought we'd make a spot check on the whole list and get a percentage. Good idea. Then we'll know approximately how many of the whole mob we'll have to deal with. We'll make a, uh, 5% check. Sounds like enough. Suppose I take the list and have a new one made with 5% of the names. Go ahead. Now, how do you want me to pick the 5% at random? Just have Miss Jenkins list every 20th name. Then break that new list down by neighborhoods. Right. When they're ready, we'll go to work.  Yeah. Thanks. Excuse me, please. Hi, Julie, come on in. I was just thinking about you. Well, that's very nice of you. I thought you were going to get in touch with me. I didn't have anything to tell you. Well, I get plenty to tell you. What's the beef now? The guy is driving me nuts. All day I got to sit around and look at souvenirs and what he said to the captain and what the captain said to him. Okay, okay. That ain't all. Remember that extra dough he sent home for me to save for him? That 2,800 bucks? Yeah. Well, he wants it. He wants it right away. What'd you tell him? Well, I couldn't say I gave it to you. I said it was in the bank. Well, I had to hold him for a while. Phil, he wants the dough right away. Gonna buy us lunchroom or something. And another thing. Yeah? He wants me to go meet his folks. Where? Worcester. Where'd he want to live? On the midnight train tonight. Look, Phil, you got it. Wait a minute. I got an idea. Well? Tell him you'd love to meet his folks. Tell him you're going with him. Well, you don't take the train. You want us to walk? Listen.  Your brother? Yeah. Me. Phil, he can't meet you. Why not? Well, if he was to know about us... Look, all he has to know is I'm your brother. I'll take care of the rest. What's the idea? You'll see. This guy is good for one more touch, baby. A big one. Phil, would you like me to drive for a while? No, no, I'm okay. He'll like to drive. Well, the road like this, I don't blame him. How was the driving on the other side, Bobby? Oh, that's so good. Even when we found a good road, it was full of shellalls. Guess you had kind of a rough deal, huh? Yeah, it was rugged sometimes. Bobby don't like to talk about it much, Phil. I'm getting out next month. I want to forget about the army. Sure, sure. I can't envy you, though. Must have been a great experience. I try to enlist myself. I know, Phil. Bobby, tell me something. What? Did you guys ever think about dying? Phil. I'm just asking a question. We thought about it plenty of times. Well, you have insurance, don't you? Oh, sure. GI insurance. I got $10,000 worth. That don't help much if you stop and pull it, of course, but at least I know Julie'd be okay. That was very sweet of you, Bobby. Well, can you keep that insurance up? Yeah, sure. I'm keeping mine. Just for me, Bobby? Yes, for you. Uh-oh. What's the matter? Oh, that left rear tire feels a little flat. Why don't I take a look at it? You need a light? No, I got a flash right here. Can I give you a hand? Yeah, okay.  Sure. It's open. Just lift it up and reach in. All right. Oh, just stay put. There they are. You want to set that jack under there? Yeah, sure. Oh, but here. That's fine. We momentarily close the Equitable Society's presentation of the FBI file on the allotment swindle. We will return to this case in just a moment. One of the most meaningful words in the English language is security. According to the dictionary, it means freedom from fear, anxiety, or care. Freedom from doubt or uncertainty. To one man, security calls up a picture of a little house which he owns free and clear so that no one can ever take it away from him. Another man thinks of protection against the hazards of illness and accident. A third sees himself receiving a regular monthly check during his old age. A fourth wants to be sure that no matter what happens to him, his children will get a good education and his wife will never be dependent on charity. For 86 years, men and women have been bringing these and scores of other security problems to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Now, please take particular note of that word, society, in the Equitable's name. Society means that the Equitable Society is entirely owned by its members, that is to say by its policy holders. In other words, all the officers and employees of the Equitable Society from President Parkinson down are working for the members and are always ready to give problems their personal attention. So no matter what kind of financial security a member may seek, he can be sure that the Equitable Society will do its utmost to help him attain that freedom from fear, anxiety or care which makes him a happier man and a better citizen. Yes, by serving its members, the Equitable Society serves America. And now back to the file on the allotment swindle. The basic ingredient in the character of a criminal is greed. The unhealthy desire to acquire what belongs to someone else without doing any work. Phil and Julia, being well supplied with greed, had evolved a novel racket, a racket particularly well suited to the times. Julia's three illegal marriages to servicemen about to be shipped overseas, so she and Phil could defraud the government out of the allotments, was a serious enough crime. But now with their greed out of control, they had compounded the felony. They had committed murder. Bobby's body was found the next morning and quickly identified as the body of Private Robert Chase. It was removed to the local morgue and the death was marked down as having been committed by a hit and run driver. The next afternoon in the New York office of the FBI... Can I come in, Nick? Come ahead, Lee. How have you been doing? I think I may have something. Really? Yeah, I paid a call a couple of hours ago on one of the names on our list, a Mrs. Robert Chase. Yes? Before I could even identify myself, she gave me a very teary greeting and went into a long spiel about her husband's insurance. Oh? It seems he was killed last night in a hit and run accident up in Massachusetts. Not soon. She heavily thought I was the insurance man. When I told her who I really was, she seemed quite startled. What's her background? According to the allotment records, she's been getting money for herself and two children. You check on that? Yes, I talked to several of her neighbors. They've never seen any youngsters. Where was the husband killed? Near a town called Highland, Mass. Lee, I think this one's worth a thorough investigation. Special Agent Price telephoned the morgue at Highland, Massachusetts and learned that the Army was claiming the body the next day to take it for burial with military honors in the Chase family plot. Because of his suspicions, Price ordered the body held for further examination. And that night, he and Special Agent Adams left for Highland. The next morning at the morgue... Here's the body, gentlemen. Is there anything on his uniform, doctor, any marks? Yes, there were some tire marks where the car had apparently run over him. What do you mean, apparently? Wasn't he run over? Yes, he was, but... But what, doctor? Well, that isn't what killed him. He was killed by a blow at the base of the skull. How do you know that? Well, it was blood there and it was clothed. If he had been killed in the accident with the car and then sustained the injury to his skull, the whole appearance would have been different. Can I join you, doc? Oh, yes, Joe. I want you to meet Mr. Price, Mr. Adams. There from the FBI. This is Joe Benton. He's with our local police. I heard you were coming, gentlemen, so I got this stuff ready. What is it? A set of plaster casts of some tire tracks. Now, how'd you get them? Isn't the road paved? Yes, but these were off the road. The real good ones rained the night before. Tell me, did the tracks show that the car backed up about 15 feet? Then when it started forward, it went back onto the road? Yeah. It doesn't seem to be much doubt from what Dr. Jones says that Private Chase was murdered. Well, how do you figure that? Well, let's assume that he was murdered by the people in this car that ran over him. They want the murder to look like a hit-and-run accident. Yeah. So they drag the body out out of the road and back up and run over it. Yes. So thanks for having the foresight to get these casts of the tire prints made, Benton. Oh, glad to be of any help. Now, Dr. Jones. Yes? One more thing. Can you tell me what instrument was used on Chase's skull? Well, I'd say it was straight. Like an iron bar. I see. Thank you, gentlemen. Oh, that's okay. Goodbye. Goodbye. Should I call New York now and have him pick me up, Mrs. Chase? No. I don't think so. Why? Not yet. Don't you think she did it? I think she was in on it. But she's not smart enough to be working alone. You want to put a watch on her? Yes. She should lead us where we want to go. Okay. You got my message, huh? Yeah. I thought you'd never get here. I got so scared, Phil. I didn't know what to do. I was going around. How do you know the guy was from the FBI? He showed me a badge or something. What did he want? Well, nothing really. Talk sense. Well, he must have wanted something. Well, he said he was looking for some guy broke out of jail. Why'd he come here? He said they were looking all through the building. That was a phony. Did he ask about your husband? No, he didn't seem to care about that. Not even when I told him he'd been killed. Well, how'd you come to tell him that? I thought he was the insurance man. Oh, you stupid... Well, how was I to know? We ain't seeing any insurance, man. Why not? We got a bump steer on our 10 Gs. How do you mean? You don't get it no lump. I checked up today. You get a measly 36 bucks a month for life. Oh, that's awful! Well, that's the deal, sweetheart. And you may not even get that. Why? The FBI came here for some reason, and I guarantee it's not the one they gave you. How would they know anything was wrong? That happens to be the business they're in. Oh. What do we do? You got to blow town. Oh, Phil! Yes, baby, you get them out tonight. I can put you up at Chuck's place for a couple of months. In the country? Yeah. With all them trees? Maybe it's better to look at trees and be hanging from them. Hit me at my garage at 12 o'clock tonight. Nick, I've got the report on the Chase Children's Birth Certificates. Fakes? Like a $3 bill. I thought so. Well, what do we do now? Well, one thing we've got to do is to see whether our candidate has a car. Well, who's our candidate? I wasn't here when it was nominated. Come on in, Phil Taylor. How does he fit into the picture? Well, he endorsed every one of Mrs. Chase's allotment checks. Well, who is he? A check cashier? No, he's just a petty larceny crook. Done time a couple of times. But all small stuff. Well, if he's mixed up in this, he graduated to the big leagues. Yes, this is the man we want. What else have we got him? He paid a call on Mrs. Chase this afternoon. Well, why do we grab Taylor? We can't prove anything against him yet. It's not against the law to cash government checks, you know. You don't look as unhappy as you should. I'm gambling on a hunch. I'm having a check now. Anything else coming from the Massachusetts police? No, not a thing, but they did enough. Price talking? Yes? Yes. Yeah, let me write down those dates. That's fine, thank you. That was Johnson down at City Hall, Lee. Yes? When Robert Chase was married, Mrs. Bride gave her maiden name as Julia Prescott. That was a mistake. Why? Because two years before that, on September 11th, 1940, this same Julia Prescott was married to our suspect, Phil Taylor. Phil, I don't like this one bit. Ah, country arrow, do you, good? Oh, sure, sure. Aren't you coming along? Yes, I happen to have a business to take care of. Well, I ain't staying up there any too much. You can bet dough on that. Look, baby, if the law nails you, two months will seem like a real sure time. I've got a good mind to go back to one of my other husbands. Stop your pieces. It's open. Hmm? You don't need no keys. The garage door is open. That's funny. Come on. Wait a minute. I'll put on a line. Okay. Just stay where you are, both of you. Who are you guys? Mrs. Chase should remember. He's from the FBI. That's right. What do you want? We've been comparing this plaster cast with your left rear tire. It matches perfectly. Phil! The French is important evidence, too. Well, you get your way, Julie. You ain't going to the country. On the strength of the evidence uncovered by the special agents of the FBI, Phil and Julia Taylor were tried and convicted for the murder of Robert Chase. The racket broken up by the FBI tonight was a wartime racket. But do not labor under the misapprehension that the underworld will not find peace-time rackets. They will. The FBI will continue to stamp out as many rackets and as many racketeers as possible. The FBI can help, but only you can really put a blockade on the underworld. Only you, by a concerted effort, can starve them out of their positions and force them to seek other means of livelihood. The servicemen now coming home after years of privation are returning to a country they've been dreaming about. They deserve to have you do your part to make their dreams come true. We'll hear about next week's case in just a moment. This week at the Equitable Society, I happened to go up in the elevator with the secretary of the society. You know, he said to me, I'm a very determined man. About a month ago, my wife started talking about buying a dog, a Scotty. I said, no, dogs bark. I said, dogs chew up rugs. Dogs have to be walked. We're not going to have a dog, and that's that. 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Oh boy. A lot of stuff has happened with the trademark situation in the last few days. I've been meaning to do a video on exactly why the SCP logo trademark wasn't valid, but there's a few things that I should probably explain first regarding the recent developments. First of all, the letter the English wiki sent to Russia has been made public, and who boy, it's a doozy. There'll be a link in the description below, but a few highlights include pointing out the creative commons nature of the SCP wiki, explaining why the SCP wiki is creative commons from a rights perspective, and finally, we'll get around to this issue a little bit later, explaining that the SCP logo, which they issued a trademark for, is actually just a generic electrostatic device warning logo. But the whole thing is really worth a read if you're interested in more of the minutiae surrounding this issue. But with that out of the way, the second big thing is that Andre Duxen has actually released a video on YouTube apologizing for the situation saying he's going to be canceling the trademark, eventually. Apparently, he's got ongoing projects, and you can just imagine the air quotes around that, for which he says he signed an NDA, so a nondisclosure agreement, I should say, that are dependent on the trademark still being active, so he has to figure out a way to deal with those issues. Now personally, he talks about it being necessary for these high-end professional projects to happen, but I don't see how any high-end professional project would ever sign on to something like this with the basis of a trademark and not a copyright. But you know what, I'm just going to take him at his word that this means he's likely signed contracts involving these projects. I mean, if he has signed contracts though, I mean I can't say this for certain, but there's almost certainly money that changed hands in exchange for his trademark and the signing of the NDA. I kind of already explained the difference between a copyright and a trademark in my last video, but just a quick explanation for this one is that you say trademark the Pepsi logo in copyrighted novel. A novel about a Pepsi executive wouldn't infringe on the Pepsi trademark unless they put a logo on the cover or maybe said that it was nonfiction. These are quite simply entirely different types of protections. He has a trademark, not a copyright. A trademark on the SCP logo doesn't invalidate the creative common's nature of the underlying works because that's copyright. Even if the trademark was valid, no one who understands intellectual property law on any serious level would treat it as if it did. At least not if they were being honest about it. Anyway, he says he's winding down his deals and figuring out a way to fix this, so let's see if that actually happens. Regardless, the primary topic of this video was actually supposed to be about why the SCP logo can't be trademarked at all. Now you'd imagine that I'd go on all day about creative commons licensing and all the other things, and I think most of you understand how creative commons works at this point. All wiki works are under the license that allows them to be freely distributed. What you may not know, and I say this because a lot of folk in the last few days who I've talked to seem to be surprised by this, is that the SCP logo is not an original creation. It's a reused stock image you can find in Adobe Illustrators 2007 edition. A little history on this. There are two primary warning labels you can use to denote electrostatic devices. Now an electrostatic device is just something that's damaged by static shocks. It's not a lot of devices out there that are sensitive enough that a tiny amount of electricity can rack them, but there are some, so there are warnings about it, so people don't rack expensive equipment. The two labels are on your screen right now, and you may have noticed that the one on the right, which I should note is the less used of the two, is very familiar.  Now you might think that's just a coincidence, but you'd probably be wrong. This is a screenshot of Adobe Illustrator 2007, and see the image on the right side there? Does that remind you of anything? Yeah. This image is shown up in at least three different television shows, likely from some person in one of them who used Adobe Illustrator and just thought, hey, that looks cool, and just slapped it on there. This image shows its use in Sesame Street in 2007, and if you want the specific episode, it's called Episode 4154. You can actually purchase the relevant segment on a DVD called Count on Sports, if you're really curious and you really want to see it. Now this image is a screenshot from an episode of Wizards of Waverly Place, also from 2007. I don't have the exact episode information in front of me, but again, it's the same Adobe Illustrator image. Here's another still from a BBC show called Hank Zipzer. You'll notice in all three of these that the logo has the same golden tinge to it, and that's because it's all sourced from the same original image from Adobe Illustrator. All of these uses predate both the first use of the logo on the wiki, and even the existence of the wiki at all. And also, for fun, here's a version of it from a high school plaque or something. Now we can't know for certain, but the likelihood is that whoever created the image in Adobe Illustrator used the electrostatic device's warning symbol as an inspiration to create the image, and Fartu, who is credited with the creation of the SCP logo, just fiddled with it a bit to make it what it is today. Since Fartu presumably owned Adobe Illustrator, they were legally allowed to do this because you purchase that product and it gives you sort of a limited license for reproduction. That's why these TV shows are able to use it as well. So what does that mean? It means that even if there was an argument to be made that Creative Commons doesn't apply to the SCP logo and tagline in Russia because Russia is different or something, which by the way is a whole other conversation but long story short is totally untrue, then the rights for the SCP logo would default back to the original holder of the license, and incidentally would be all rights reserved. So either the SCP logo is Creative Commons or it's owned by Adobe. And I guarantee you that's not a fight that Andre Duxen wants to have. Hopefully this is the last video I have to make on this topic for a while. I'll reiterate my call from the last video to take no hostile actions against Andre Duxen. He says he's fixing the problem, and even if he isn't, hostile acts are just going to harm the ongoing legal case. Even if you perform them anonymously. Just don't do it. Anyway, that's it. If you liked the video and want to see more content by me, hit the subscribe button. I do a video every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at the exact same time of day. I'm a writer on the SCP Wiki myself with almost 100 articles to my name. I do lower videos, writing advice, SCP topics like this video, and the occasional reading, often of my own published works from the Wiki. I'm inching ever closer to the 10,000 subscriber milestone, and I'm super thankful to my viewers for getting me to this point. 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is Michael Don and Peter how are you today I'm fine how are you doing we're doing very very well unfortunately I thought of you when this tragedy occurred on Sunday because the thing I could relate when I was younger was August 2nd of 1979 when when Thurman died is that what came to your mind when you heard the news well obviously it was it impacted me a little differently than most people because it brought back all of those memories that I think I've tried to suppress for a number of years but it was it was pretty raw and you know the wounds open up you just don't realize it but it brings it all back to you is there I mean there's no handbook for this Diana just a lot of people don't experience it thank God what would you tell Vanessa Brian what she's going through what would you tell how do you get through it well you know obviously everybody's grief is different and and I certainly not trying to compare tragedies because there is no comparison other than the fact that these were athletes and men in the prime of their life I would just pray that she has friends family her faith to sustain her you know I was blessed enough to have all of these people around me and I think that that's what got me through it and basically the fact that she has young children young children kind of demand that you be present and thank God they do because I think they really helped get me through those first couple of days especially as you mentioned having people around you a close family helps but what's so unique about what you went through is publicly you're dealing with it with so many strangers who are feeling emotions having this all happened publicly Diana did it help or hinder the process of mourning it's interesting that you you say that because at the time I didn't really appreciate how much love I was receiving from strangers and from fans and as the days went on I realized that Thurman wasn't just loved by his family he was loved by a nation and especially New York I mean when you're able to see someone who didn't even know him just stand at the stadium and cry these overwhelming tears you realize the impact that your husband has had on all of these people and that actually helped you and through the 40 years the fans have helped me way more than they will ever realize at some point Diana does it sort of change where you know a lot of times people say with with really tragic death that at first when you think of the person all you can do is cry and then as the years go on sometimes God willing when you think of the people you tend to laugh and have and have smiles as time went on I'm guessing those run-ins with fans became more and more meaningful because they keep your husband's memory alive. Well that's exactly what happens. The fans they always thank me for doing different events and for remembering Thurman and keeping his legacy alive but really I'm thanking them because without their love and support I couldn't do all of these things. I think it's the way you have to look at a tragedy that happens in your life. You're so wrong in the beginning and and no words and no hugs and really there's very little that can help you through it other than your faith but as time goes on you start realizing that when people share their memories you see a different side of the person you love and it helped you tremendously and I'm hoping that at some time Vanessa will be able to look back and realize how blessed we both were unbelievable men and they impacted the entire country. Diana Munson is our guest here on the Michael K Show. I'm amazed sometimes Diana because that they show videos at Yankee Stadium of Thurman's career and they do that often during the year and and I see people that are 20 25 you know standing there and staring sometimes late they're crying and it seems like Thurman's spirit has been passed down from generation to generation because those people weren't even alive when Thurman played. Does that blow you away when you see that? More than you could ever know. I cannot believe how much love that I feel from the fans and that I see. At one time I saw three men with number 15 on. There was a grandfather, a father and the grandson and they were calling me over and they weren't they just wouldn't let it go and so I I walked over I didn't see that they had number 15 on so when I walked over to them they turned around to show me 15 and the grandfather said yes my grandson knows all about Thurman Munson who in my eyes was the greatest Yankee ball time. Well things like that will stay with me forever and and they were crying so I know how much he meant to them. I just don't think he would have ever realized the impact that he's had on so many people. I was just about to ask you that. Did he ever realize how much people loved him? He did not. He did realize that New York appreciated him. You know that was obvious. They never they always let him know no matter what he did during game. They let him know that he was their guy. But I don't think even he he would probably be scratching his head going 40 years later you all still remember me and love me and I think that is just the most amazing thing especially for my family when we come into the stadium and you know the the kids were little they were four seven and nine. So to see that their dad is still loved and revered at Yankee Stadium means a lot to all of us. No he died wanting to be with his family that's why he learned to be a pilot. Did you ever feel any problem with baseball the grind of baseball that the schedule is so demanding that that kind of decision had to be made in the first place? You know no it is what it is. I mean you know I'm not sure what it is now but it was 162 games and then obviously spring training. But that's how you become a family. You know when Thurman's accident happened I grieved for the Yankee family that he was leaving behind also because if you remember you saw those men on the field and all of them were crying and all of them were heartbroken. And when you have a tragedy like that you know just like the Bryan family you're really never the same.  I was wondering that and I didn't know if I wanted to go there but do you ever get over it do you ever get over the suddenness I mean because I would you know just as a fan growing up Diana it was a nightmare to me do you sometimes just think you're gonna wake up and and it was just a bad dream? Well as time goes on it gets better but it never fully goes away. You know you just don't have your husband walk out the door and be completely healthy and you know never come home again never to see him again but I always think how lucky I was to have had him. I think when you turn your thinking around and you realize it's what you've had not what you've lost then I think you can go on and you're maybe a little stronger for it. Diana thank you for sharing this. I look forward to seeing you on February 4th as always and my best to you and your family. Thank you so much.


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So I can only speculate on what Joe Biden's true intentions are here I don't actually think that he wants to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour I think that he only made this promise on the campaign trail because if he didn't promised at least a $15 an hour minimum wage he wouldn't have been viable during the Democratic Party primary So I think he probably just said what he needed to say to advance But now you can tell that he's looking for any excuse he can possibly find to not fight for the $15 an hour minimum wage I mean even before the Senate parliamentarian made her recommendation He was already privately signaling to governors that he wasn't going to have the votes needed to pass the $15 an hour minimum wage But now since the Senate parliamentarian is saying we can't pass this using budget reconciliation He is basically throwing up his hands and saying well, that's it. I mean we tried but it's all over now folks My hands are tied the Senate parliamentarian an unelected person has spoken and this individual alone is Overriding me the president of the United States. It's just ridiculous And it's not a not an excuse that voters of the Democratic Party are going to accept come 2022 But thankfully there are individuals who are elected to Congress that are actually willing to fight One of them, of course is Senate Budget Committee chairman Bernie Sanders who is pledging to force a vote on the $15 an hour minimum wage And he's saying we're gonna ignore the Senate parliamentarian So as Alexander Bolton of the Hill reports Sanders on Monday declared He would not back down on his signature wage initiative after Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth McDonough Ruled last week that a provision setting the minimum wage at $15 an hour would not be eligible under special budget rules Democrats are using to avoid a filibuster while passing their coronavirus relief bill My personal view is that the idea that we have a Senate staffer a high-ranking Senate staff for deciding whether 30 million Americans get a Pay raise or not is nonsensical We have got to make that decision not a staffer who's unelected So my own view is that we should ignore the rulings the decision of the parliamentarian Sanders told reporters Sanders said he will force a vote on an amendment raising the federal minimum wage this week And that right there is exactly what I want to see. I want to see leftist members of Congress Actually fight because to just accept that there's nothing left that can be done is Absolutely preposterous. I think that David Sturroda made a phenomenal point in a new article for the Daily Poster He said that these issues historically Whatever a president is choosing to focus on like that really determines whether or not that issue lives or dies Presidents alone can use their bully pulpit to elevate the salience of particular issues Determine how important that issue is so if Joe Biden doesn't think a federal minimum wage increase of $15 an hour is important He could just lose interest in it and that issue would die because the president is choosing to move away from that So we can't let that happen and that means you have to keep the pressure on but not just in the Senate and the house as Well, and I think that elected members of Congress in the house namely members of the squad newest members They are not backing down here and as Hannah Trudeau of the Daily Beast reports minutes after the Senate parliamentarian advised against keeping the proposed $15 minimum wage hike in the American Rescue Plan Key house Democrats formed a group chat over text message to discuss tactics for pressuring President Joe Biden to keep his crucial campaign pledge On Friday evening and into the weekend prominent progressives tick to cable news to criticize what they considered to be a bureaucratic hurdle To moving the country past stagnantly low wages Senator Bernie Sanders the chairman of the Senate Budget Committee told CNN's Anderson Cooper that the decision was upsetting Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said on many Hassan's inaugural segment on MSNBC that they should override the parliamentarian Asserting that constituents and people across this country put Democrats in power to raise the baseline wage after a weekend of activity Ro Khanna sent a one-page letter with 22 Democrats early on Monday Including those involved in the text exchange and other top members like Ocasio-Cortez to Biden and vice president Kamala Harris calling on them to refute McDonald's Recommendation overruling the parliamentarian would go against long-standing Senate norms But it is not without precedent Khanna's letter cites a moment when in 1967 former vice president Hubert Humphrey Bucked the rules authorities guidance to reduce the filibuster threshold from two-thirds of those present to three-fifths Among other instances some progressives are now turning their attention specifically towards Harris to do so who could ultimately overturn McDonald's stance and this is exactly what I want to see and I think that focusing their attention on Kamala Harris Specifically is really important because Kamala Harris She's always tried to pretend as if she's more progressive than other corporate Democrats, but in actuality She's not she is someone who is a neoliberal corporate Democrat.  You'll use any excuse imaginable. So keeping the pressure on them is Absolutely key in this moment because again if Joe Biden Chooses to give up on this issue then as the president what he says Usually goes so we can't let that happen We have to maintain pressure and we have to make sure that elected progressives do not stop fighting Because the minute they accept Joe Biden's lame excuses that oh, I can't pass this because the Senate parliamentarian said so That's when this issue dies. So progressives like Bernie Sanders and the squad They have to keep this alive and I'm glad that that's what they're doing