You are about to hear a story based on actual events to protect the innocent. Names and places have been changed. Auto Lights and its 96,000 dealers bring you Mr. Jeff Chandler in a story taken from life. Tonight's presentation of Souspends. Tonight, Auto Light presents the Steel River Prison Break, a story concerning one of the most fantastic prison breaks ever engineered. Starring Mr. Jeff Chandler. I'll starch my sombrero if it's not Sheriff Sam. I'll brung in a rustler, Harlow. A cattle rustler? Nope, a gas rustler. A car. It uses gas, something awful, and bucks like a brown coat. Sounds like spark plug trouble, Sheriff. Your Auto Light spark plug dealer can help you in a jiffy. He has the exclusive plug check indicator that shows the exact condition of those spark plugs and whether they're right for your type of driving. Maybe they just need cleaning or adjusting, Harlow. Well, your Auto Light spark plug dealer has the special equipment to give you the best job money can buy, Sheriff. Yeah, but supposing them critters are dead. Well, then he'll replace them with a set of standard or resistor type ignition engineered Auto Light spark plugs. The spark plugs that are world famous for quality and performance. So friends, you'll find a page to have your spark plugs checked soon. See your Auto Light spark plug dealer. And remember, from bumper to tail light, you're always right with Auto Light. And now with the Steel River Prison Break and the performance of Mr. Jeff Chandler, Auto Light hopes once again to keep you in suspense. It was set for Friday. I mean set. We'd thought of everything, crawling to be waiting in a speedboat under the wall. We'd make it during the recreation period. Some of the boys had started a rhubarb in the far corner of the yard. We'd be up and over and in the river before the guards missed us. And then Tuesday night, the radio changed everything. Word has just reached us from Pequot City. The river is three feet below flood stage at lock seven and rising. Flood stage is expected at midnight. Rain is still falling in the upper watershed. Flood warnings have been issued along the waterfront here in Frickburg. Elsewhere, rising waters are reported in the Upper Allegheny in Monongahela. And flood stages may be expected from New Kensington and Wheeling to Pittsburgh. We return you to Tuesday riveries with the steel river Sinfoneta. That does it. What's that? Flood. You hear that on the radio? Yeah, I heard it. So it's raining outside. Yeah, it's raining up the river and it's raining in the mountains. We're mighty lucky to be nice and warm in a comfy little old present, sir. We gotta move up the timetable. What are you talking about? We walk out of here tomorrow night, Thursday morning, latest. How come? I'll stop the detail. Listen, the river will hit flood stage at lock seven at midnight tonight. So what? So lock seven is 80 miles upstream. Right below it, the Lucinda River runs into the steel. That means that lock eight at Renton will probably give way by tomorrow morning. Between lock eight and Frickburg, a half dozen little rivers pour into the steel. At midnight tomorrow night, the prison will be an island surrounded by the biggest flood since 1886. Very interesting. I don't know much about these things. We don't ever get much water on the Rio Grande. Well, I know. I was raised a half a mile from here. I know floods. I was raised on them. Flooded out twice a year when I was a kid every fall and every spring. By tomorrow night, this cell block will be a swimming pool. That'll be a change. Tomorrow night, we go. What about Cronin? Cronin ain't gonna get here in this flood. Look, Bragg, I don't think we ought to risk it. There ain't any risk. I don't know how it is when there's a flood. People go crazy. We get out of here. We act like any other characters trying to get to high ground. Only we head for my house. We get a change of clothes and we're on our way. You're going with me, you're going, I say so, and I say tomorrow. But, Bragg... What, Rudd? I can't swim. He had a gun. No matter how, Cronin got it into me. I buried it in a canatello in a soap plant. I put that canatello so far back in the corner, wasn't nobody gonna use it to make soap. I broke it out yesterday and hid it behind the tubes and things in my radio. I got a radio in my cell, because I've been such a model prisoner. Me. Wednesday morning before breakfast, Lefty, the head-screwed community cellblock, and made his little speech. Man, we're in for a flood. Looks like it's gonna be serious. Water's only a foot below the top of the downtown flood walls right now. Ain't that too bad? The Frickburg Disaster Committee's asked every able-bodied man to get down there and help sandbag those walls. I'm a stranger, Tom, myself. That's for citizens and tax payers. How many of you want to volunteer for the job? I'll go.   Okay. That's all. Breakfast in five minutes. Up goes the timetable again. Don't have to wait for the night. We'll make it this morning. What do you do with that radio? What do you think? Give me the tape. The tape? That phony boiler band is the other day. Oh, oh yeah. Oh, that hurts. Oh, you don't take it off that way. You do it this way. You take it.  Oh, that hurt me, Brack. Take this automatic on the inside of my leg. We're on our way. Yeah, Brack? You all set, Misha? Set. When we get down the river, we keep close together. Watch me. Sure, Brack. Whatever you say. A crummy color? Yeah, there was once painted different colors. And how come they're all the same color? All dingy gray lights. Smoke, cold smoke from the mills. Oh, I get it. Like down home, houses are all a crummy yellow in the crummy dust. See down the street? Third house on the left? Yeah, what about it? That's where we'll be tonight. Yeah, home sweet home. Master lives here. She got no use for cups. But since my old man got slapped around in the battle of barges of a homestead. What's the matter? Pinch. You can stand a few more minutes, can't you? You kidding? Hey, hey, look at that. Oh, that brick building? What about it? The Candlest School. That's where I went. You graduate, Brack? Ah, now I transferred to Pine Hill, graduated there. Pine Hill? Well, there ain't no way it's near the river. Turn into a gravel yard, looks like. I have you drop off here to fill sandbags. Minkowski, Steiner, Anthony, Walton and Brack. Me? Yeah, you. Well, Brack, there goes the pool game. Only one in it. God used to play in it when I was a kid. There was just three blocks from my old lady's house. I could have made it easy through back alleys. But I ain't that kind of guy. I went into the pen on the same rap with Marcia. I wasn't going to leave her without him. A run. I liked her, but I'm a little slow on the upstairs to pop it, maybe, but a good guy. I'd wait. But it was tough. Filling sandbags all day in the rain with that tape gun cutting into my leg. No blood getting on my foot. At first it hurt, then it was like pins and needles in my toes, and I couldn't feel nothing at all. It was real tough, because I didn't dare limp. I couldn't take a chance on any nosy guard, but it was a matter. It got tougher.  I was like to pass out with a truck come by to pick us up. It wasn't until after Chow when we was locked in myself for the night I could get the thing off my leg. Then it all went in the reverse. The pins and needles came back, and after them the pain. That leg looks like you was branded. God feels it. Motion I never expected to see you back here. Are you kidding? Well, you know. Turn on the radio, let's see how the flood's doing. Tomorrow we're going to make sure we stick together. How are we going to do that? I don't know, but we've got to, because tomorrow is going to be our last chance. Holy... This is K.D.K.W. Frickberg. Bring you flood bulletins and assist in directing rescue operations. Attention please. The flood wall at Water Street and forth is given way. All residents of the Brownsville district are advised to evacuate their homes at once. Here we go. Brownsville, that's what they call a neighborhood around here. Hey, Marsha. You getting this? It won't be long now. The floor at the end of the cell block. The water. A trickle of water, I told you. It means there's a foot and a half or two feet out in the yard. There'll be six foot of water in this cell block by morning. The county jail is on high ground. You'll be safe there till the water drops. You'll be in the drunk tank on the fourth floor. I'm gonna open the doors. Form a line and follow me. No funny business. Oh, Settler? Hey, you forgot. And you don't take it to your land? Not this time. It goes into my belt. It's gonna need it in less than three minutes. Now stick close to me. I'll take him from behind. You get lefty, I'll get Riley. What about me? Just keep with me. Alright, come on boys. We ain't got all night snappin' up. You got the gun right there. I got it. Get behind me, run.  Fatty makes a good chest protector. Relax, Fatty, you might not get hurt. Stop that man, Bragg. And your gun. You make a pretty good target, lefty. They just might drop you. Now what, that'll get you. Sure, what's the difference? One guard and two guards. It's the same hot seat. Bragg, we better move. The Steel River Prison Break. Tonight's production in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrill's Suspense. Happy, Sheriff? Sure am, Harlow. Happy as a pinnopony and pasture. Since modelite spark plug dealer, check him spark plugs with that exclusive modelite plug check indicator. What did it show, Sheriff? Those critters were as worn as the cowboys chaps after the spring roundup. 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And now, auto-light brings back to our Hollywood soundstage, Mr. Jeff Chandler, in Elliott Lewis' production of The Steel River Prison Break, a dramatic report well-calculated to keep you in... suspense. What you have to shoot that God for, right? I didn't want taking a chance.  We splashed up Ohio Street, and there wasn't no one following us. The screws were too busy getting the other guns into the buses. They couldn't have found us anyway because we lost ourselves behind the swinging doors of early his salon where I used to rush the growler for my old man. They were in pretty good shape. I hadn't used my own gun yet. Run had three rounds left and a guard's gun. We just stood there in the dark and we made it. We made it. So far, what are we doing now? Swim? I came swimming. We ain't gonna walk, that's for sure. My house is ten blocks closer to the river. This water's going up, not down. It stinks. Sure it stinks, blood's always stinking.  Wait a minute, listen to that. Where's that radio coming from? All the river men help when there's a flood like this. Not even a radio.  That's what I figured, right? Let me handle it.  Hey, hey, Max! Over this way! Just stay behind these swinging doors. Over here and at Hurleys! What are you doing there? Took the last guy out there half hour ago. Oh, we were in a back room with a pinch of beer. I thought that I cut through this way. Now that the cons are out of the pen, this entire area has been cleared. You guys might have drowned. Yeah, I guess you might have. Oh, here, take my hand. Oh, thanks, miss.  Oh, all aboard? Yep. Hey, hey, what kind of suits is that? You guys are conflicted! That's right, buddy. Take off his windbreaker. Strip him. I want to cover this number on my back. Oh, yeah, sure. Come on, give me a hand, boys. Yeah. I'll tell you how, Brad. Good. Over the side with him. Huh?  No, I ain't going to. You are. Over the side. But that's murder! Look to this talk. You shot a guy 10 minutes ago. What was that target practice? Over the side. Okay, Brad. All right, miss. Hit the deck out of sight. Here we go. Mars House. On Ohio Street now. Turn left onto Liberty. Eight blocks from there. We're home. Turn off that radio. Here's Liberty Street now. Hang on. Take it easy, Brad. Now watch out, Brad. There's a boatload of people up here. Get down, Lut. Get down! You ran down that boat. Okay, I know. There were women and kids in it. That's it, Lut. We've got to go back. We can't go back. Where's Lut? Rock. Hey, Rock, where are you? Get down, Lut. Stay out of sight. He ain't here. I must have fell out when we hit the boat. We've got to go back for it. We can't, Lut. Yeah, but he's got the gun. We've got the guards going. I still got mine with a full clip. But, Greg, you can't swim. I know. Well, maybe the water ain't deep there. Maybe he can walk. You're kidding. Look at those storefronts. There's 15 feet of water under us. We tied up to the front porch roof of Mars House. Didn't take long to rip the radio and battery out of that launch.  We needed the radio. I wanted to know whether the boys are looking for us or for flood victims. Floor Stanton Alley. Control the disregard 75 floor Stanton Alley. Attention all doctors and nurses in Crane Valley, New Thames, and Henry Boyd. Your services are in desperate need. They were looking for flood victims. With people drowning and typhoid threatening the water supply cut off, the phone lines out in the National Garden Army called in, no one was thinking much about three escapees. I mean, two. Ma was in home match. She was in all handy floods. When that water hits 35 feet at Ohio Avenue Bridge, Ma always lights up rent carries in Mount Austin. He sits at eye. Everything was snug on the second floor and my room was just like I left it. So March and I hit the sack hoping the water wouldn't come any higher. And it didn't. Hey, March. Come on. Rise and shine. Wake up. Hey, what are you doing in my cell?  Huh? Where am I? You're in my Ma's house. Remember, we ain't in a stern no longer. Oh, yeah, yeah. Come on, come on, get with it. Look out the window. Hey, I'm hungry. Oh, wait. Look at that. What? Stop raining. The water's dropping. You can see the parlor windows on the house across the street. So? So by this afternoon, we can move. I'm hungry.  Ma's kitchen will be three inches deep and muck. Hey, when the water drops, I'll be looking first. We won't be here by midnight tonight. We'll be in Cronin's Joint in Youngstown. How? You're here, ain't you? Yeah. Don't ask how. Just take my word for it. We'll be there. At five o'clock that afternoon, we were plenty hungry. And we could stand a little more of that because the water had drained out of the street. People were beginning to drift back to their homes, picking their way through the ankle-deep muck. It's time for us to move. Ma's and I went on a couple of my best suits while the radio bled on and on. The Ohio Street Bridge is now 32 feet and falling. The Army engineers report that the blood crest is well past Brickburg and is expected to reach Steubenville tonight in Cincinnati tomorrow. Oh, sweetheart, we're in business. Steubenville in Cincinnati. The cops over in Ohio will be so busy, I'll never see the all-points flash. I might be going to ruin your pretty face. So turn up the cops and let's go. I've got the McCandless School. Hey. Hey, they turned my old school eyes into a morgue. Listen. This is Mary Correction. That's Miss... Moesha. What? Margaret Bragg. It's my ma. Maybe it was a mistake. Wouldn't be the first time they'd made mistakes like that. Maybe it was a trick. Maybe the warden put out that flash to trap me. Maybe it was on no level. I had to know. I had to be sure. So Moesha and I sloughed through mud up to our ankles but not out of the Youngstown Road. I was headed for this schoolhouse. Moesha, well, he's a good kid. He came along. They were stretched out in the assembly hall, row on row of Moncots covered with sheets. In the assembly hall were us kids used to pledge allegiance to the flag and sing America the beautiful. I beg pardon. Yes, may I help you? Yeah, Mrs. Margaret Bragg. I heard on the radio you had Mrs. Margaret Bragg here. Just a moment, please. I'll see if she's listed. Yes. Down that aisle to the right. Four or five cuts down. You'll find the name on the tag. Even if they got it here, maybe it's a trap. I've got to be sure. I've got to see her. Yeah, I know. If you want to get out, get it. It's okay with me. No, no, I'm sticking but keep your eyes open. Yeah, yeah, sure. What's that tag say? Campanelli, Luigi. New ones unidentified. Sarah Jean. Bend down the sheet, William Moesha. It's lefty to head guard. Doc, down behind his cot. Give yourself up. Let's not make any more trouble for these people. They've had enough of us. I couldn't get this far to give myself up and no lousy more. By an unidentified launch at the corner of Ohio and Liberty streets last night. You're lying. That's what the tag says. Sort of a hit-and-run pile. You're lying. And I was running that launch. Oh, you were. Like you said last night, Bragg, what difference does it make if you killed two instead of one? It's the same hot seat, ain't it? An exciting story and a wonderful performance. Thank you for inviting me to appear on suspense. I hope you'll ask me again soon. You can be sure we will, Jeff Chandler. Just as sure as AutoLite is the world's largest independent manufacturer of automotive electrical equipment. Yes, in 28 plants from coast to coast, AutoLite makes over 400 products for cars, trucks, tractors, planes and boats, including complete electrical systems, ignition engineered AutoLite standard and resistor type spark plugs, and the famous AutoLite Stay Full Battery. 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How many forces can you name? Gosh, that's quite a few. In this video, we're going to look at different types of force, including contact and non-contact forces. So what exactly is a force? A force is a push or pull. Whenever you push or pull something, you're exerting a force onto it. The force that you exert can cause three things. One, you can change the shape of an object. Two, you can change the speed of an object. Or three, a force can change the direction in which something is traveling. Forces can be sorted into two groups, contact and non-contact forces. So what's the difference? A non-contact force acts against objects that are physically separated, whereas contact forces need to touch. Pause the video for a moment and think about the list of contact forces. Can you think of examples of each of these? Friction exists between two things that move over each other. Sometimes friction is useful, sometimes it's not.  It stops you falling over when you walk. We rely on friction to slow us down when we're driving a car or riding our bikes, but friction also makes things hard to push and gives us rope burn. Tension is exerted through a rope when we pull something. Normal contact force supports an object that is resting on a surface, for example between your books and your desk. Air resistance acts on a moving object through the air. The air particles slide over the moving object, slowing it down. Pushing that box across the room has friction, normal and applied force all at once. And then spring force. It pulls the spring back into its natural resting length, whether that means squashing the spring back up or extending the spring back out. Non-contact forces act on an object whilst physically separated. Gravity is the force that attracts a body towards the centre of the earth, or towards any other physical body having mass. Having mass just means it's made of matter or stuff. Electromagnetic forces are forces that act between charged objects. For example, when you charge a balloon by rubbing it against your head and your hair is attracted to the balloon, or the forces between a magnet and a magnetic object. Nuclear forces are the strongest forces in nature. They hold the protons and neutrons together in a nucleus. In fact, because nuclear forces are so strong, is the reason why nuclear reactors produced about a million times more energy per kilogram fuel compared to oil or coal. So to summarise, forces control the way objects interact. There are lots of forces which can be grouped into contact and non-contact force. If you liked the video, give it a thumbs up. And don't forget to subscribe, comment below if you have any questions. Why not check out our Fuse School app as well? Until next time.


Welcome to this lecture number 33 and in this particular lecture, we will talk about salt water intrusion in aquifers and topics to be covered is analytical solution of salt water intrusion in coastal aquifer and we will continue from the previous lecture class and we will also talk about density dependent flow density dependent salt water intrusion models. So, this is our lecture number 33 and in this one, we will talk about salt water intrusion in aquifers and topics to be covered are first one is analytical solution of saline water intrusion in coastal aquifer will continue from previous lecture class and next one is density dependent salt water intrusion model. We have already talked about salt water intrusion in confined and unconfined aquifers. Now, let us derive the relationship that exists in oceanic island. So, interface in an oceanic island. So, in this one, let us say we have an oceanic island which is surrounded by ocean from all the sides and the interface is like this and we have ground water table which is also symmetric in nature. This is central line and we have infiltration or precipitation from the top of the oceanic island and this state is n and let us consider this is having equal radius with r for a arbitrary location. We have this distance below the ocean level denoted as psi r because this is radially varying for oceanic islands and this is the distance r from center and our fresh water head h f which is again a function of r because this is again varying radially. So, this is our ground water table and this is location of interface and this is location of fresh water and we have salt water in this position. So, in this case if we write our mass balance equation. So, we can write our basic equation and this basic equation shows that the q f radially that should be equated with the recharge or infiltration or precipitation from the top of the island as this equation.  So, in this case also we will utilize our Geibn-Artsberg approximation. So, with Geibn-Artsberg approximation we have h f equals to psi by delta and delta is our rho f by rho s minus rho f. So, with this approximation we can write it as our d q f by d r is equals to we have 2 pi r n and from this one we can write this q f as we have pi n r square plus c 1 where we have integration constant. Now, for oceanic island we can specify certain conditions. So, number one condition for oceanic island we can specify that at r equals to 0, we have q f equals to 0. So, it implies that we have c 1 equals to 0. So, thus we can write our equation as q f equals to pi n r square and we can again replace our q f from our previous relationship as 2 pi r k f h f plus psi d h f d r equals to pi n r square or if we replace this h f with our Geibn-Artsberg approximation then we can write it as 2 pi r k f and this as psi by delta plus psi and this one again psi by delta r square or we can write it as minus pi by cancels from both the sides. We have r and we can write it as d psi by d r 2 psi equals to n delta square pi k f into 1 plus delta into r. So, with this thing delta square and n r we have. So, with this thing we can write it as minus d psi square d r equals to. So, this is equals to we have this n delta square k f 1 plus delta r or if we simplify this just exchange in the sign both the sides. Psi square with integration we can write it as n delta square k f 1 plus delta and r square by 2 plus c 2. Again we have another integration constant. So, another assumption we have for this particular thing is that if r equals to capital R then we have psi value is equals to 0. So, at the end of the oceanic island we have this psi value 0. So, with this let us say write this as 33.1 and next one we can just write it as 0 minus n delta square k f 1 plus delta and this is capital R square plus c 2 and we can write it as 33.2.  So this shows the relationship between the location of interface, the recharge rate and recharge rate and different radius. This is radius of island. This is hydraulic conductivity and interestingly in this case if we have n which is our recharge rate, if n equals to 0 then the psi value is always 0. That means if there is no recharge in oceanic islands, so it means there will be intrusion from the bottom. So, next thing we will discuss another important solution in case of our salt water intrusion problem that is again sharp interface approximation of the problem. So, in this case this is popularly known as Stratx solution. In Stratx solution we consider two different zones for modeling our salt water intrusion problem. In our three consecutive derivations that is for confined, unconfined aquifers and our oceanic islands we have talked about single zone modeling, but in case of Stratx solution we consider a two zone model for problem solving in salt water intrusion modeling. So, we have location of sea surface or ocean surface, we have interface located as toe or tee and we have ground water table. So, in this one the problem is divided based on the location of toe. So, from the left hand side we denote this particular zone as zone one and right hand side we denote it as zone two. So, in this zone one and zone two we have two different situations zone two consist of only fresh water aquifer and in zone one we have both salt water and fresh water thing that exists with a sharp interface. So, Stratx what it did it defined certain potential for defining different piezometric heads. So, we can simplify or we can write it directly according to our previous modeling conventions this is our H F this is xi and q prime that is entering from zone one to zone two and we have thickness of this free attic aquifer below sea level or ocean level is B and this is our sea water position, this is our fresh water location and this is impervious bottom with in Stratx solution the coordinate system is taken from left to right and it starts at the beginning of the interface. So, in this case we can say that the Stratx that is he derived this particular formulation in 1976 developed a model that describes the fresh water flow in both zones using a harmonic potential as the single variable of state for both zones or both zones. So, what is this Stratx solution in common boundary common boundary it requires that. So, on the common boundary in each zone we require the continuity of both the piezometric head and the flux. So, at the interface level we require that continuity of both piezometric head and flux. So, using this thing two things can be defined for both zone one and zone two. So, for zone one zone one we have free attic flow above interface. So, in this case Stratx potential is defined as equals to h f plus i into h f if we utilize our things. So, we can see that this is basically our half this is again we have this for Geiben-Arzberg principle for free attic aquifer we have xi equals to delta into h f. So, in this case for in case of h f we can replace it with delta h f plus h f into h f. So, we have half 1 plus delta h f square and for flux continuity we have q prime. So, which is in vector form is k h f plus xi this is h f and k del xi del phi and this thing is basically fresh water discharge for unit aquifer width. In case of zone two in case of zone two which is fresh water only we can define our Stratx potential as phi h f plus b square 1 minus delta by delta b square and again we can define our flux thing as q prime equals to minus k this is h f plus b prime h f minus k phi. So, at location t at location t or at tau location we have b which is equals to h f into delta as per our continuity of zone one and zone two and by using Geiben-Arzberg approximation. So, in this case we have phi which is equals to phi tau and we can directly write it as b square by 2 delta square. So, if you utilize this equation or this particular equation we will get same result because this is at the transition of zone one and zone two. So, using this thing or continuity of the flow is considered and for steady state flow steady state flow condition we have dot q prime in each zone. So, from this one we can directly write the Laplace equation for this particular case. So, this means that phi is harmonic function in the respective zones. So, it satisfies our Laplace equation. So, strike utilized this particular approximation and theory for derivation of coastal aquifer modeling with single pumping well and he showed that phi can be constructed as phi can be constructed as phi equals to q naught prime x plus w 4 pi k ln x minus x w which is location of x w is the location of pumping well and this is can be utilized for modeling of pumping wells in coastal aquifers with simple approximation. Again this phi can be replaced with phi tau and which is equals to 1 delta p square delta square equals to x 2 delta square where q w we have is equals to pumping rate from the aquifer with pumping well q naught x prime and this is the flow that is occurring horizontal flow that is occurring from coastal aquifer phrase zone towards C. So, if we write this thing we have one top view this is basically top view in top view we can see that this is y axis this is x axis and this is the location of pumping well. So, with this location of the pumping well this is x w for different pumping values we can have different location for this is different location for tau this is ocean and this side we have this flow horizontal flow that is coming from fresh water aquifer towards C ocean q naught x this is prime and this is this thing is basically k by x. So, as it is in our previous thing. So, initially if we have this q w equals to 0 the location may be like this however if we have if we have higher pumping values. So, the location of interface that will change and that will be symmetric with this x axis and finally it has been observed that for specific value it shows a critical pumping location which will signify the end of no flow zone this is the influence zone for pumping and at this point it shows 0 flux situation and it is called as q c or critical pumping. So, next thing we will discuss is this density dependent flow models what is this density dependent density dependent salt water intrusion model. So, in this model a transition zone is considered instead of a sharp interface that is used for our sharp interface modeling using Gaibman Herzberg principle. Let us say we have some semi pervious location and we have another this is again impervious bed or impervious bottom this is the location of transition zone. So, in transition zone it is considered that the density is in between fresh water and salt water and during this kind of modeling we need to consider the composition of sea water because the composition of sea water is important for exact modeling of using its exact modeling of salt water intrusion using density dependent flow models. So, in this case this density is considered to be a function of pressure, temperature and salinity. So, this density is a function of pressure, temperature and salinity. So, if we see the variation of density this is density of water kg per meter cube this is temperature is 0, 5, 10, 15, 5, 10, 15 and degree Celsius. So, this is with difference of 1 kg per meter cube this is 1014, 1015 like that we have. So, with this thing it has been observed that this density varies like this red line where we have a chloride concentration of is considered to be 1.2 percent of chloride. Next if we increase this we decrease this chloride percentage 1.1 percent of chloride and again this is 15 say in between also there will be different curves. So, we can see that there is some kind of non-linear relationship between density this is temperature and this chloride which signifies the salinity for salt water. So, depending on the chloride concentration depending on this chloride concentration type of ground water we can define. So, classification of ground water on the basis of chloride concentration type of ground water and milligram chloride per liter. Next category is oligo halion we have the range 0 to 5, oligo halion fresh we have 5 to 30, oligo halion fresh we have 3 to 150, 30 to 150, fresh brackish that is 150 to 300 then we have brackish which is 300 to 1000 then brackish saline we have 1000 to 10000 then saline we have this range 10000 to 20000 and the final range is hyper saline or brine this is greater than 20000. So, this is the classification of ground water on the basis of chloride concentration. So, different geochemical composition is required for modeling of detailed modeling of salt water geochemical components seawater seawater has a uniform chemistry due to the long residence time of the major constituents. So, for this one to know something about salinity salinity chloride is important thing. So, time series steadily increasing chloride concentration can indicate the early evaluation of salinity breakthrough from seawater can indicate the early evolution of salinity breakthrough from seawater. So, there are other components or other indicators exist that can be used for identification and evaluation of salinity level. So, we will discuss those topics in the next lecture class. Thank you.


Yeah I was thinking about so like the Bernie Bro thing and how that was kind of done to Corbyn as well. I remember when he first, I think, I mean it's gone down a little bit less now but like when he first came on the scene there was very much a thing of like Corbyn is against women and Corbyn is whatever and I think this is a really distressing development because it demonstrates a kind of and particularly when it comes to like race politics and gender politics it signifies a kind of fragmentation of like race and gender politics from class politics. So it's this idea that like Bernie being for universal healthcare, Bernie being for like single-payer healthcare is not a policy that is an anti-racist policy or is not a feminist policy and in the same way that you know Corbyn being an anti-imperialist. I actually had an argument with Jess Phillips about this on Twitter where she was kind of trying to smear Jeremy Corbyn. It was when Angela Eagle was like being pushed as like his potential opponent and he was trying to she was trying to smear Corbyn as a misogynist and I was like if your definition of woman is outside cis middle class white being anti-war is a feminist policy like being anti-imperialist is a feminist policy and Jess Phillips was like no one cares about war no one cares about this like these aren't she literally was like no one cares about war and no she said that in the interview she did with Owen Jones and it was like it's amazing how she can carry the feminist mantle in like the Labour Party but not think that that's related to being a colonialist like being an imperialist and I guess like what I really wanted to know what your opinion on this was do you think that the fact that an argument like that can be made that like Bill Clinton can be called the first black president of the US because he played the saxophone but he like introduced like carceral politics that was like has been hugely destructive to the black community do you think that's shrewdness of the right or the center or failure of the left


So glad to have everyone back with us for another amazing episode of the nonprofit show. If you joined us early, you got to hear a little bit more about Logan and again, some of our affiliations within the golf community. So today we do have Logan Foot with us from GolfStatus.org and he is going to share with us what it looks like to tee up for dollars. So if you are considering a fundraising event that might consider golfing, this is your episode that you will want to tune in to. So make sure you hang around to hear all of what Logan has to say. If you have not met us yet, Julia Patrick and I are here as the co-host. Julia Patrick is the CEO of the American Nonprofit Academy. She thought of this wonderful episode, what she thought would be two weeks and we're going on three years. So really excited to have the growth. And again, thanks to all of you as our audience. I'm Jarrett Ransom, your nonprofit nerd CEO of the Raven Group. And we are also extremely grateful to have the continued support from our presenting sponsors such as Bloomerang and the American Nonprofit Academy, Fundraising Academy, Nonprofit Nerd, Your Part-Time Controller, the Nonprofit Atlas, the Nonprofit Thought Leader, as well as Staffing Boutique. So thank you, thank you, thank you to our presenting sponsors that keep our conversations like the one we're about to have now with Logan. So welcome. Yeah, thank you for having me excited to be here. Okay, Logan, we have so many questions for you and we're so intrigued because your company is going to help any nonprofit figure out what a golf tournament and golf management is all about. So give us the quick rundown and frame up for us what GolfStatus.org does before we start peppering you with all these questions. Yeah, for sure. So essentially, we are a golf technology company. The.org side of our business is really the nonprofit arm of our company where we work directly with not only events being put on by nonprofits, but any third-party events being put on to benefit a nonprofit or a charity, and really just help them put on a streamlined, lucrative golf event through our technology. So our technology really excels at streamlining a lot of the golf-specific tasks that there's a lot of general event software out there, but you really need software that can handle those golf specifics when it comes to putting on a golf event. Then we have some really cool ways that we help driving some additional revenue and just overall making the process a lot easier for those, especially those who aren't golfers and who aren't familiar with the sport, but they work for a nonprofit or they're in charge of fundraising. We can just make it so much easier and less intimidating to put on a golf event. And I always emphasize in these shows that I do is you don't need to know about golf. I've worked with many successful golf fundraisers, some tournaments which raise seven figures. They're not golfers. They don't know the sport at all, but they can put on a golf event and you can too for sure. I remember Logan, the first golf tournament that I was part of as staff, and I heard this crazy term about selling mulligans and I was like, what the heck are we talking about? What is a mulligan? I've heard of widgets, right? And then I literally like could not put this together. So I'm really glad to hear your organization is not only for the golf pros, but also for, you know, everyone who really can can take a part in this. So let's do talk about how these golf enthusiasts intersect with donors. I would love to hear how you approach this for the nonprofit because I heard you use the word lucrative. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, there are so many golf events put on annually for charity and I have a stat that I know about annually golf raises almost $4 billion for charity. So they can be extremely lucrative. Obviously, when it comes to attracting sponsors to your event, it's a very high end demographic that they're eager to get in front of. So really, the golfing demographic in general is just typically very generous. So if you combine a sport that they love in golf with philanthropic cause, usually they're going to jump at the chance to be able to support that. And then kind of on top of that something else I always like love to point out. It's also not just a great way to steward your existing donors, but even grow your donor base. As a lot of these events are four person teams. And so usually what happens is you have one person who is familiar with your organization sign up. They bring along three of their friends who likely have not been exposed to your organization to your mission. So you have usually four or five, sometimes even six hours with a bunch of people who don't know who you are, what you do that you can hopefully turn into really consistent supporters of your organization going forward from there. So it's a great way to not only steward your existing donors, but grow that donor database as well. I love that. And I think that is a magical way to think about it as a development tool because you're right. You're selling a foursome, but generally it's going to be one person connected to the group and then pulling in other folks. I've got a question really quickly. It seems to me that a lot of these events seem to be male oriented and they'll be kind of like a female like luncheon. And then they move through to a more, you know, the male side of the community. And I'm wondering like, is that just old school thinking? Or is that really what happens? Or how are we mixing things up?  So a lot of your golf events you see will have majority of participants will be male. You'll have some females sprinkled in there. But I get the question a lot like, how do I attract more females to participate in the golf event? And I usually the most popular answer I like to give, I've gotten a lot of good feedback on is if you're going to attract females to the golf event, whether they're experienced golfers or not, is this can't even relate even going past just females, just people who are not comfortable or who are not experienced in the game of golf. What I usually suggest is, well, you can pair a clinic with your golf event. So you have the golf tournament for those who are experienced who are actually going to play in it. And then you can also have at the same time a clinic like on the range where you're kind of teaching fundamentals of the game of golf to those who are less experienced. So basically the key is to surround people with others who are at their sort of same skill level. And then for any of those people who just want to be at the event, they don't want to play golf, they have no interest in playing. I mean, just hop on a cart and have some drinks and just have a great time. You don't have to actually swing a club or you could just pull out a putter every time you're on the green if you'd like. So just make sure the event is about the fun about raising money for a great cause. And if that's the kind of the core part of the whole event, you'll attract all sorts of people. Yeah, I love that. And again, I'm not a golfer, but I always love being a part of just about any athletic event, whether it's a charity golf tournament or, you know, a professional tournament, whatever it might be, just being part of that atmosphere. I think it's very communal. It's very positive. It's typically a beautiful, sunshiny chamber of commerce day out on the golf course. So that's, you know, that's really nice. So that's great to hear. What about as we talk for this range of revenue? Again, you threw out the word lucrative, Logan. So four billion, which that is a great number to hear. So is that a national philanthropic number for golf tournaments? Yeah, so that's annually what they bring in. And I know since 2012, that number is close to 20 billion. So it is incredibly, incredibly lucrative. And when it comes to the revenue opportunities with golf events, where these golf events make a lot of their revenue is through the sale of sponsorships. So it's like I said, sponsors are eager to get in front of, you know, high end demographics, which is the golfer demographic for sure. And so the most successful golf events sell a very wide range of sponsorships. I have one of my favorite organizers I work with. She always tells me if I can put a logo on it, I'm selling a sponsorship for it, bringing in a bunch of money for one of the events we work with are called Josh the Otter, basically educating kids about the safety of water safety. So shout out to Josh the Otter. But it's where you will make most of your money. Obviously, you will make a little bit off of the four sums that you sell. But with sponsorships, it's a great opportunity to bring in a lot of revenue for your event. It's also a great way to kind of foster your relationships with your corporate partners, selling them sponsorships to your event. A lot of our events will include a team of golfers with their sponsorships. So the company is sending out people from their company to participate. And you can turn those into not just a single year sponsorship, but a multi year relationship that allows you just to continue to foster those corporate connections that you have. So that's where a lot of the money is made. But there's also a lot of other great ways that you can raise revenue from the golf events, including some on course contests, you'll hole in one contest, putting contests are always very popular. People simply throw cash or purchase them ahead of time to participate, have a shot at a prize, like a cash prize, or sometimes it's a luxury trip, stuff like that. And then also you mentioned earlier, sell of Mulligans, drink tickets, raffle tickets, there's so many cool things you can do to help drive revenue. But where you'll see most of it come through is from those sponsorships. Look, is this helicopter drop still popular? I remember seeing that for the first time. And so for those of you that might not be familiar, it's literally a helicopter. And you drop like these bags of balls, right? You open the bag. And I think the point is to see if your ball, maybe there's a number on the ball, makes it into the hole or closest to the hole.  Now, when you can partner that with a news channel and get some media press, you know, that's always great. Is that still like the newest and latest hot ticket item? Or is there something better than the helicopter drop now? Those helicopters are still out there. You'll still find them. Yes. No, that's a, that's always a fun one. If you have the ability to bring that into your event, pull it off. That's obviously a huge attraction. I'm sure everyone was standing around watching that play out. So, so no, that's still a fun one. Some other fun ones I've seen are you get to use an air cannon instead of your driver off the tee to hit your first shot. I had a really cool idea and event basically, they sold a sponsorship to a liquor company. And they put a big basket of all different types of of liquor from this company in the middle of a fairway. And whoever hit their tee shot closest to that basket got to keep the whole basket and just go home with all of that. I think it was a bourbon company in Kentucky. So that makes sense. That makes a lot of sense. Right. Right. So there's so many cool things you can do to make it fun, make it memorable. And that's a big key to make sure these people keep coming back year after year. One of the organizations we work with a credit union that raises money for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, they are always thinking of new entertaining ways for their golfers. And it's not just fun for the golfers, but the staff as well. He says it's my favorite day of the year to go to work when we have our best.  I mean, what's better than that? Yeah, it's a long day. It's it could it can be exhausting, but it's so worth it. I really love those opportunities. So tell us more about the organization and how you serve organizations that want to do a golf tournament because I know I know they exist. And I know that people are wanting to up level what they're currently doing. Hopefully now people are looking into the helicopter drop. But what if we have never done a golf tournament? And this is something that we want to start how like what technology, what support are you providing? For sure. And we love first year tournament organizers. We've had so many come to us this past year, largely because of COVID golf being one of the safe events you can still hold. So if you are a first year event organizer, you need help, please come talk to us. We we have the expertise on staff to get you going. But through what we call our Golf for Good program, we essentially wave our typical upfront fee we charge any for profit events we work with.  And really what we do is we provide you with a custom event website where you can take registrations and payments for anything you're selling for the event, golfers, sponsors, add-ons, like your mologons, your drink tickets, raffle tickets, anything you want to sell for the golf event. You can drive everyone here. It makes it really easy to promote the golf event, take all of those payments and track everything. And then that all feeds into our tournament management software, which is the technology that is specific to the golf event that makes it so much easier, especially for you first-timers who are new and maybe not experienced with golf. This will handle all that golf specific, all those nuances for you. And then we also do really cool things with live scoring. So we have an app where you can participants can score on their phone. It goes to a live leaderboard where that's all updated. Now, that I have not seen. That's pretty sweet. Yeah, we have a ton of events that will share that link to the leaderboard out while it's going on. And what's really cool for a nonprofit event is we just throw a couple of donate now buttons up on that leaderboard to help them drive some additional in-kind donation. We've gotten some really good feedback from some partners that say, I can't believe how many donations I got just by sharing that. It's all about just making it easy, making that barrier to provide that donation really low. And so we've had a lot of great luck with our partners driving more revenue through that simple donate button. But then we also have a couple of unique ways we can help drive some more sponsorship revenue. Our platform does have the ability to showcase some sponsors in some cool unique ways within the technology. So adding that to your already existing list of sponsorship levels can help drive more revenue as well. So that's kind of a 30,000 foot view of what we can provide. But really at the end of the day, it's just about making it easy and streamlined and help you drive more of what matters for your golf event, you know, impact, revenue, all those great things. So I have a question and I would love to know how you solve this. You mentioned that maybe someone purchases the four some and then they bring their three friends. Now, of course, we as the organization leader, we want to know their names, we want to have their contact information. But the reality is that doesn't always happen, right? Whether it's a gala, a golf tournament or what have you, someone will say, oh, me and three guests, and you're not going to get their names because we don't know, right? How does your system or how does your professional experience advise us to make sure we capture these names? Because that is a donor acquisition possibility. Yeah, really with our websites, we set up, we can collect anything you'd like to collect, we can make things required, not required, whatever it may be, we can set it up how you would like. And then when it comes to those players that say, oh, I'm going to bring myself in three to be determined, guess, it's very easy to have the software up, the software is completely web-based, so you can access it wherever, as long as you have a laptop and have that up at registration and be collecting that information then whenever you make a change to your golfers, they're inevitable, right? With golf tournaments, this person could have come, so I brought this person instead, you can make those changes and it makes the change across the entire platform instantly. So it's just so easy and makes all that collection so much easier. So even if you need to collect any information past, name, email address, phone number, if you need shirt size, dietary restrictions, hat size, whatever it may be, we can make it easy to collect that info. That is fantastic. I'm imagining that having this digital leaderboard, it really elevates the need for the information because the hand signed scorecards and all of that, it's really easy to still be a plus, plus, plus friend and you still don't get their information. But I see this as a great opportunity for organizations because you're right, shirt size, dietary restrictions, but we could also squeeze in a little like, hey, what's your birth date?  So that is fantastic. My other question, and this is again, you know, completely out of left field, have you been a part of nighttime or like glow in the dark tournaments? Because I think that would be fun and also bring in a whole new audience that maybe aren't golf enthusiasts but are really out there to have a good time. I want to say we have worked with the Glow Golf tournament.  You know, nighttime golf tournaments are possible.  I don't know how many there are, but yes, Glow Golf could definitely bring in a more audience, maybe even more kids. I could see enjoying that a lot. And I think that would honestly be probably less intimidating to those people that we talked about earlier, who aren't experienced as much with golf because it's at night. And it's just a different atmosphere, I think, when you're playing Glow Golf as opposed to a regular golf. It's more, it's probably a little more obviously fun than competitive. And even if you did it, just if you did it on, and in terms of using the range, you get more to that area as opposed to having people on the open course or taking it to a three-hole kind of situation. Or I have a question about the executive golf course, you know, the nine-hole experience versus the 18, are you seeing more organizations go to a nine-hole experience because they're all of these games within the games and the different holes have sponsors and other things? Or what are your thoughts on that? Yeah, I think it's a good way. I think it's, I see it more when they have a smaller field of golfers is when they go the nine-hole. If they have the field size that can fill up an 18-hole course, they do it. And even pass that if they can fill up a 36-hole course. So if you're just starting out and you kind of want to test the waters and see how much participation you'll have with especially for first-year golf events, a nine-hole course is I think is a really good option for sure. Okay, and then to follow up on that, it seems to me, and this was really more pre-pandemic, but it seemed to be that more organizations were having like their golf event and then they were kind of tagging at the end like a barbecue or a dinner or something like that so that they could then get the folks that didn't feel comfortable playing around golf, right? Or that it was like they couldn't give up the day or whatever. And I'm wondering like, and that was like a fundraiser, it would have a component, options, stuff like that. What are you seeing on that? Yeah, auctions are really big. The silent auctions I think are still taking place. We saw a lot, especially last year, they'd get rid of the gathering, the dinner, the rewards banquet afterwards, especially if it was indoors. Saw some events, simply just move them outside if the course could accommodate. They had it on the range and just put them a big tent for everyone to sit under. But having that after the fact, obviously it's a very big social component of the event where everyone gets back together, and that's something the live scoring does nicely is it can give you your results a lot quicker so you can move on to what else you have planned for the evening. So I'm seeing a lot of those gatherings come back now that we're kind of getting into 2022. And hopefully the trend of cases, COVID cases going down continues. But in terms of kind of what those typically look like, I'd say, having the dinner afterwards, and a lot of the time we see auctions tied with that as well. Okay, what is the timeline if we say, because I'm going to tell you, Logan, you kind of sold me on doing a golf tournament. And if we wanted to do this, what would be the timeline? Like, okay, now I'm sold, are we looking 90 day? Yeah, what's considered normal? I would say a good time timeframe is usually four to six months.  Nice thing about our platform is we have a very quick turnaround time to get you set up and get everything moving for you. But usually, the more time you can give yourself the better. But it is totally doable. Really, once you get a date in a golf course booked, you can get the ground running and just need a couple months to get things all set from there. You'll really have to obviously grind on those sponsorships and get everything sold if you're looking at two, three months. But that two to six month timeframe is what we usually see most. But I'm right there with your friend. If I can put a logo on it, I'm going to put a dollar amount next to it. Absolutely. Is there a better day where you're going to get a better course value for a nonprofit event? Yeah, so that's always something that they need to consider when planning a golf event. Do I want to go to a public course or a private course? The public course, obviously, it'll be cheaper. So you won't have to charge as much. But the private course, while it may be more expensive, that may be a draw for your tournament to golfers. Oh, I don't belong at this club, but I could get on if I play in this charity event. Now, with the private course, a lot of those courses reserve Mondays for their outside outings. So you're likely going to have to go on a Monday, which you may like or dislike, depending on who you are and the golfers you're trying to attract. Whereas the public courses, you probably will have your pick of whatever day they would like. Now, if you do want to do this, that's where I would start. Find a course, determine what time of year you want to hold your event, and then start calling around. A lot of these places will have dedicated people to talk to you for outside golf events. And they want your business. Golf courses make a lot of their annual revenue off of charity outings.  This has been amazing. If you with us in the green room chatter, Jared and I live in a part of the world where we have an enormous golf culture. We have golf courses all over the place at all levels. And this has been really, really interesting because I think sometimes this experience is an opportunity for us to look at donor cultivation and stewardship, of course, but that cultivation factor of four. It blows my mind because we don't think of it that way. We think, oh, we're here for some, but this was really a cool thing to learn from you. Our time is almost up. And again, Jared, my head is spinning. And I know you have worked with a girls golf organization, a nonprofit. What are your thoughts on this? You know, I love it. I love the technology support. I love everything being digital for the leaderboard, the push for the donation. I mean, that is very philanthropic centric. And so for me, as the nonprofit nerd, that's very important because not only are we here to have fun on the greens, but also to bring in some greens for the charity because it's so important. And I've also, to Logan's point of doing an after event, having a barbecue or a lunch or something and then doing some silent auction items. I've emceeded some of those events, too. And they are fantastic, right? Just the camaraderie again, I keep coming back to that because I just feel like it's an environment of community, but that camaraderie, the excitement, it's just a lot of fun. So I don't think they're going anywhere. Again, I know they exist. I know a lot of people are doing them. Some people might be tired of them, but these are great new ways to up level what you've already done. Yeah, I'm really, I think it's a no-brainer, honestly. I do, too. And you know, I just keep thinking, Logan, and we're going to throw your information back up here on the screen. But I think it's kind of magical thinking about looking at your, the spectrum of your donors and donor engagement and finding out how this might dovetail to a new group of people or engaging people in a way that connects them. And you started off by saying this, and this was amazing. You know, this is a six-hour window where you have an opportunity to engage with donors or prospective donors. Where else can we get that? Where else can we find that opportunity? You know, I'd be challenged to say you're not going to have those opportunities. So it's a large window and it's a window where they're having a really good time. So they're happy. So it's just, it's such a great opportunity to engage with people, show that appreciation for your current supporters, but also bring some new ones into the fold. Yeah, I love it. Well, here's Logan for information education and development for golf status.org. You've certainly educated me today, and it's been really a lot of fun. I'm really appreciative that you would come on and share with us all the things that we can be doing. I mean, right now, if you're watching us live, you're coming to us at a point in time where this is where those summer and fall early fall events get planned might be really something to take a look at and get moving because what an amazing opportunity on so many levels. Here's Logan's information, golf status.org. Check them out because there's a lot to this. It could be a lot of fun and it can be something that can become one of those revenue generators that is just absolutely amazing. Again, I'm Julia Patrick. I've been joined today by the nonprofit nurse herself, Jared Ransom, CEO of the Raven Group. If you want to share this episode or find one of the other nearly 500 episodes that we've done, you can find us on Roku on YouTube, Amazon Fire TV and Vimeo. And then we are going to be announcing next week, but I'll kind of spill the beans. Our episodes are also being formulated for podcasting. So when we launch that next week, we will have an astounding number of podcasts. So you'll be able to access the nonprofit show that way. Again, we want to thank all of our sponsors, Blumerang, the American Nonprofit Academy, Your Part-Time Controller, the Nonprofit Nerd Fundraising Academy, the Nonprofit Atlas, Nonprofit Thought Leader, and Staffing Boutique. Without them, we would not be here having these amazing conversations. Okay, Jared, next board meeting. I say we're out on the links. What do you say, sister? I'll bring my putter. That's what they all said. Right, put my putter. Oh my gosh. Hey, this has been great as we end every episode. We want to remind everyone and ourselves, stay well so you can do well. We'll see you back here tomorrow.


Your life is a sign from God to those who do not yet believe. Daniel, along with three other Jewish young men, was taken captive by the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar. During his time as a captive, Daniel was given food rations by King Nebuchadnezzar. There was an issue there. The food that was presented to Daniel was forbidden. For Daniel to eat the food of the king was to dishonor God. So Daniel declined. But Daniel was determined not to defile himself by eating the food and wine given to them by the king. He asked the chief of staff for permission not to eat these unacceptable foods. That's Daniel chapter 1 verse 8. Daniel eventually convinced the Babylonians to honor his request. Please test us for 10 days on a diet of vegetables and water, Daniel said. At the end of the 10 days, see how we look compared to the other young men who are eating the king's food. Then make your decision in light of what you see. That's Daniel chapter 1 verses 12 and 13. Note the boldness of Daniel. And then ask yourself this pressing question. Could I say the same? Could you tell people to examine your life to prove that God's ways are better? Does the way you live testify of God's higher standard? Does the way you behave attract others to the path of truth? As someone who has been forgiven of sin, as someone who has had their nature transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit, you are a miracle. Your faith is proof of the existence of God. Indeed, your life is a sign from God to those who do not yet believe. I'm David Diga Hernandez, and that is your moment of truth. For more free teachings like this, make sure you're signed up to my email list so that I can send you weekly emails with content that will help you to grow spiritually. Go to davidhernandezministries.com slash email. Thank you for watching EncounterTV. Don't forget to subscribe and click the notification bell. Also, help us spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Make a one-time donation or become a monthly supporter by clicking on the donate link now.


Hey, this is what we're doing today. So I have all of this VC I'm supposed to be giving away, right? I'm hopping in games, challenging you guys. It could be anything. And if you succeed, you might just earn some VC. So we'll see how it goes. Dirk, I expect some color commentary throughout the rest of this. I rate it from a Davis to a low. No, I'm going to take that as a compliment no matter what you say, because I like Davis. I might be the minority, but I like him. Lululemon, Davis collab? What? But the problem with these videos, we have to find people in Game Chat, so. I said people in Game Chat talk like this. Rage it! Yo! Or they'll talk like this.   Hey, Dirk, I like your helmet, man. Where did you get it? I missed the old neighborhood.  There was less leaves in the last one. Did you remember? I don't think there was as many lights at the ante-up. I think there was like a total of 20, but now there's like 21, 22. Like that demo they just dropped today for the game that I released? Wow. I'm re-downloading the demo just so I can play as the Warriors in the demo and play now. I can't do that in this game. Jeez! Hey, I hope you grab all my misses this video, Dirk. Look, look, look. You're missing, you're missing. I pinky promise, I pinky promise. Let's go! Hey, other team, I will literally give you VC if you turn your mics on. I don't think they believe you. You want a pinky promise? Give me that! I pinky promise, you will earn some VC. That is a horrible release. He said pinky promise, guys. Let me say something controversial. Okay. Davis is not thick. What? On his head, top. Let's go, baby. No, no, then you were close to you. Gosh, you worked up to me. It's him, it's him, it's him. You really like white. Oh, yeah. Dude, I love whites. Like egg whites, white people. Just in general, whites of great color. Oopie, oopie, oopie, oopie. Hey, y'all can't want some VC. But you didn't want to. Pathetic. Hey, of course you're plugging your mic right now.  They don't want the smoke. Maybe they want to smoke. Hey, believe me, are these your friends? You really got the Shishka logo on them. I'm literally trying to give you guys VC, bro. If you can hit a shot, I'll give you VC. Turn your mic on, man. Oh, pin that.   Knocking lies, been a minute since I used that release. Kind of caught me off guard how quick it was. Let's pretend like that never happened, all right?  Oh, my. Oh, my God.  Beat, bang. You know what, 35K VC can get you? That can get you one accessory from Swaggs. These pipes have gone up in this economy. It's inflation, Dirk. Whoa, he can't. Hold on, Dirk, go ahead, Dirk. No, no, no. Look, they're getting baited. Look at them get baited. Look at them getting baited, 20. Look at that. I meant to click square. I meant to click square. Dirk got it. That's what I was trying to go for.  If you turn your mic on now, I'm having a fit. Succulent patience. Hey, what up, church? Bro, I like your fit. You know what I mean? It's like you're ready to camp out.  Thank you. Not you.  What are you smoking? I'm smoking crack. A lot of people tell me that I sound like G-man. Do I sound like G-man?  He's not so good. I can't dribble. Yeah, exactly. But there is a spacing. Ooh. Ooh. Oh, man. How much do you want me to give you? I'll make a full core. If you make a full core, I'll give you 100K. Oh, boy. Oh, this thing. Oh, my breath. Yeah, that's crazy. I'll try. I'll give you one. I'll give you one. What do you do?  I missed your last chance. I missed your last chance. Kobe. Oh, that was awfully close, yo. That was awfully close. If you could take more Texas ankles and next possession, I'll give you 35K BC. Why me? Don't do it to me, please, please. I have a family. Actually, no, I don't get left. Yo, more to it. You got it. Ooh. Ooh. I don't get it. I don't even get screened. Ended up that screen, bro. Hey, OK, if y'all can get it dunked this possession, whoever gets it dunked, I'm going to give you 35K BC.  Oh, you already did. You already did. Give me these. Oh. I can't get up. I can't get up. All right. Let's take advantage of the situation.  All right. That's a shooter right there. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's great. Whoever gets it dunked, man. Yeah, give me half of that. Oh, let's do it. I don't do it. What? Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Get out of here. Don't drop me. Come on, dunk. Whoa. Stop. If you guys can hit a three in a possession. Hmm. Whoever hits that three. All right. Three up there. Oh, I guess I do.  Oh, you're too late for the dunk. You know, Derrick is still open. You know, our 3 point shoot. Oh, yeah. Yo, did you just? Bro, did you? Yo. Yo, that's wild. Yeah.  Leave him open. Leave him open. Shoot that three. He's not going to shoot that. You got it. Oh, we moved, baby. Of course. Oh. That's clean. Yeah. Yeah, I got to hop off. We don't want you to play for it. You know, it's crazy when we're in LA, bro. Davies could have stayed, like, on the couch or my hotel. But he wanted to sleep with Peter on his hotel. Davies, have I went too far with these caboose jokes? Do you think I'm actually going to touch you? You weird man. Trivia. Trivia. Let's go. I feel more excited about Trivia than the game is scary. Whoever makes it furthest gets 35K VC. Let's go. I feel like we're going to off-brand Mr. Beast Challenge. Let's go. It's a lion. It's a lion. That's a rat, bro. Hey, in New York? Yeah. We're up in the ante. 70K VC for the winner here, all right? Yeah, she's nice, cool. Did anyone get that?  Jesus. I can't give away no VC to this video, but I'm trying to. Yo, this while a guy came up to me at SneakerCon and was like, yo, Agent, I boot. And I was like, what? And it was while I was taking a photo of him. So I was startled in the photo, bro. I was so surprised. Then he's like, yo, if you need me to boot anyone, just let me know. And I was like, dude, there's like a large list of people I need your help with. And so I got his contact information for later. Time to go win this tournament, Agent. Hey, good luck with the tournament. Give 35K the party gift. Oh, yeah. You might need it. That's tragic. Hopefully he comes back and redeems his reward. It'd be a shame if he wanted to vent and didn't get what he won. You know what I mean? It was so refreshing playing with Dirk because I didn't even have to try and we were winning. It was so nice. We were a fandom owner last time and we just lost everything, bro. No matter what we did. Oh, hey, Yogi. Can you invite the person I suggested? Ah, no. I feel like you're trying to boot me offline. Oh, man. Why is it so hard to find people with mics? I wasn't like this in the past, bro. Sorry. We'll leave FaceTime with me. He tried already. Bye. Why is he trying to sabotage the video? Do I need to sabotage his PS4? I need you to take me to the hospital in my field, bro. I have another idea. Car provides a bed. Hold on. There's someone at my door. I know I tell you not to open doors, but I think I'm pretty safe in this house. Why? Willy, what the f- What the f- Willy? Look, look, look, look. No, no, no, no. Look at this. He brought the f- mattress. Do you ever want to see this mattress again? You'll stop recording now, so I don't have to work a lot tonight. Vortex. What the f- did you tell him to do, bro? I just told him car provides a bed.  I'm not putting it back. Willy! Can you turn your mic on? I'm trying to give you VC. We're literally doing a challenge with us, bro. These other guys. In the next two possessions, well, actually Vortex is the only one that stands a chance. If you can get an ankle breaker, you're getting 70K VC, Vortex. Oh, I had to pretend to care. Oh, my God, 70K, bro? What?  No. Okay, let's put in the next few possessions trying to catch back up. Good shot. Good shot. Not to me. I'm experiencing clinical depression right now. I'm doing it for a bucket. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. I would love to pass it, but I need to get on cultures. Let's go. All the way. Yeah, just take it. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's what we want. That's what we want, man. Get them out of here, bro. What? Game. Oh, my God. You had me on your friends list, bro, but you deleted me, bro. This is awkward. I've never had that username on my friends list. What are you talking about? FOH, take this in, bro. If you can hit a shot from half court, bro, I'm sending 35K VC your way. That's brick. That's brick. Oh, bail out. Hey, Mike, appreciate that. Half court shot, bro. 35. I don't know if you can do it though. No dream. What? What? What are you doing? I'm here to analyze, make sure your connections work. How long is this recording, sir? Oh, sir, can you please? It's been an hour and a half so far. Yeah. Can you please help with the latency? Good, sir. Check support. Don't disconnect me. We'll leave, bro. Stop. Did he actually disconnect me? Check it. Wait, you don't longer to find someone with a mic? You don't want me as tech support? No. Bro, you're fired. I don't want tech support. Can you get you want to win some VJ? No. Oh. But we might not cut the studio wall. I'm just spiraling into a deep depression, bro. No cap.  Hey, if you get an ankle breaker on me, I swear I'll give you 70 KVC. Oh, you need that. Hmm. Hmm. Oh, no, you thought. You thought. What do you think Ronnie smells like? Probably like green. If you get ISO and drop a bucket, 70. I don't care. I mean, let's go. Next possession. I guess seven K. Rob been trying to give me VCs. And he didn't want it, man.  Let's make it interesting. Let's make it interesting. I bet. Hold on. Vortex might get 70. He might just get 70. Count it. Let me put that on the notepad. Hey, yo, Danny, if you could ice on me and drop a bucket on the next possession. And I'm cold. Remember, I'm cold. I'll give you 70. Road of arrows. Give me up. The arrow. Vortex. Vortex. Vortex. Who's the person? It was Danny. All right, Danny. I'm real. I can escape. No. No, bro. Because when I asked you, you said you didn't want it. Right?