How did you know I was gonna dash above your head? How did you how did you not know I was gonna wake up counter? How's it going everybody? Dodged away here back with some more dragon ball fighters rank matches this time playing a team of cooler Krillin and Yamcha cooler is the character I'm most looking forward to trying out on the team mainly just because you know I haven't gotten a test out season 3 Krillin cooler just yet And his I want to test out his new be assist a little apparently it's able to catch a lot of soft knockdown techs You know except for down no dragon rush yet. I'm impressed. Oh, I can't believe I didn't block that Can't believe I didn't block that time on the switch Ununderstandable. I I can I can buy it, but thank you for the fine drug by the tag Don't know why the tag came out. I really got it eventually. I got a turn off quick tag I'm just afraid that I'll regret it the first game. Oh If I could have made him block that right there, I would have definitely taken that Whoo putting the pressure on already Hey, all right, let's go. Let's go back out to cooler. All right key blast dive kick get him in the corner. Hey All right. Nice.  All right on the bar dock both of our sparkings are out of the question though, so It's time for some real pressure Dude, I feel like I've gone for every like obvious super dash so far and I've been deservedly punished for them Geez, all right. We can't lose our character lead this fast if we get hit We're gonna have to take it on another level three so defense here. Oh It was important, but clearly not important enough for me to focus on Goodbye Krillin actually this is a two bar kill. I'm pretty sure If it's not we out here. Oh, we're not up. The only thing we are here for is to die Let's go get let's go retrieve Krillin's body real fast labs They all both of us That's a tough one. Don't swap me. Okay, I appreciate you I Dp I Dp'd again. I figured I saw him roll might as well try it Let's go I'll take it. That's another clean hit Go for the safe stuff The safe stuff. We love to see it There's another situation where I think we just get the kill here. It was too slow I got to remember to do the air level one Yeah, he was he was good on the draw. I saved one more Justin case It was like a pseudo mix it very slow It would have been on him to like mess up so we could hit him there, but I Would have been all about it died kick straight to him cooler. He's gonna bar dock here. Oh, no Damn it. Oh, that was it What is the game we're playing right now County level three. Hey, what's up? How to let him know all right take this orb real quick. You want to we're gonna try to safe jump here All right understandable What is it? No, it's not even close, but that might be it Are you just so bad right now? Vanished to add on the little bit of extra damage we needed and we are going to take game one Wow, I didn't one I didn't think that beam was a good idea and I didn't think it connects So that's why the vanish was so late. I hit it and then I had to like think about it for a full three seconds I was like oh Barely got to it in time. All right, I think base for G is gonna go off here No, he actually kind of took his time All right, switch out to Krillin. Maybe we can make use of the soft knockdown stuff. We were talking about That I got to stop doing that so slowly Especially for like the first try of the game when there's nothing else set up You have to make sure like they need to be afraid of something for you to be able to get that off So you can't just do it alone, especially with the assist. I'm rocking. I have nothing to back me up If times get tough for Krillin, it's over. I couldn't be in time Really rough start base for G is just going to town enough base for G to please Base for G to why You might if I spark would you do mind if I where was the spark? Okay, coolers dead. That's fine That's not fine. By the way, we haven't even touched him yet. Oh god. No, this is bad. All right. We're going in Let's go. Let's go.  I appreciate you Hope you're in one of those medical pods resting or something I don't know because we're gonna need you in this third match regardless winner. Love winner lose Draw it out. Just draw it out. All right really make sure we're drawing out this sparking time here And level three it's gone. All right, good. We got rid of the sparking now. We still have ours. So that's you know It's good to know That wasn't safe. We did not safe jump here lads. It was not the safest Do we love Louie spark? I'm gonna do it No Let's go. That's clean. All right. That's clean. We got it down to two of you two characters I'm actually okay with our sparking some would have probably saved it for you for solo Yamcha, but I Don't know I Don't know if I'm cool with that. We're just gonna go with the after image Make as much of a dent with Krillin as possible. All right. Here we go rock mix up rock mix up Let's go. Let's go Krillin don't fail me now. You failed me take it by take it back Krillin. You're the best Yamcha I also saw you get a hit in there as well. Gotta make sure we spread these compliments out And I can't leave anybody on the team feeling left out Except for Yamcha. That was pretty bad. Oh my stubby limbs. He was waiting to down heavy me My man was waiting down there creeping Yeah, the block stun on that wasn't it. Oh nice actually putting the role to use I like it The role is for the roll buff is so useful. Goodbye Krillin Trunk. All right. The good thing is I have so much experience with trunks Yamcha matchup Especially limit break trunks and limit break Yamcha. So I'm pretty confident. We could we could do okay here I'm not saying we're gonna win, but I Have so much experience Ranted this is not and this trunks is not the same Why did I feel like that was a smart plan? That was the dumbest thing I've ever done Let's go that might be it thought about I was about to vanish and ruin this I thought vain dude the new ex change is so good But it makes me think vanish is half a bar too. So I always think about I always think I'm like Oh, I have half an extra bar. Let me va and then my brain is like, no wait Let's calm it. Let's calm bring it back to reality All right cooler. Let him know let him know cooler.  Oh Okay This guy is saying that was uh, you know not right and I'm gonna agree with him on that one that was That was just flat out incorrect by the game He's not wrong. He's never lied Oh, we take those every day though. I Wish I would stop throwing on the extra buttons. I'm just trying to do optimal stuff. Hey Pretty optimal again I'm just trying to do the optimal route and I accidentally keep clicking heavy, but do you think we'll do you think? Another tech. All right defense is looking pretty nice. How did you know I was gonna dash above your head? How did you how did you not know I was gonna wake up counter? Yeah, we both got those huh, let's go. Let's even the playing field. I can't believe I dropped that He almost had to hold that All right, yeah, I'm sure no Oh Okay, good No, not good good. It's back to being good again I am not the best at knowing when situations are gonna go my way or not. All right, let's make sure we support Super Dash here Oh, we try to mix me I'm too slow too slow in the garden. That's fine. We have a lot of health for me to eat through here Hopefully it will be enough to buy out of sparking Especially if he throws on level three is like that. I don't know if I agree. I mean if he kills cooler, it's probably for the best What why didn't that work be a missus would stop him? Yo, this is all cooler. This is the cooler train right now I wish I didn't go over said but you know We out of there. We coming back No We got a switch. Oh, was that smart?  He did enough That was a bad. That was a bad joke. Okay. Well now I know do we like for when died the beam assist Now we have a lot of choices to make here. Oh I couldn't block the second one. Goodbye. Goodbye Krillin even though you're probably our most Well, y'all just pretty clutch himself. All right. Let me come back Krillin. I Trusted y'all just assist a little too much. I should have gotten with punish there. No Big drop. Okay. He has half a bar. So that's one ex flip We got to remember that if he wants to use it that way that is but We have two bars No, but bad use actually blocked it.   We're gonna lose this game. Oh, no Talk about comebacks, dude. Please don't let this one happen though Was that too obvious Well, he has three bars. I don't think a level kill depending on how he uses it He needs to level to level three works there. That was the game Threw it away off of guard cancel, which I should have known he'd expect because I've been using it a Ton this set. Oh, oh We lost the limit break trunks Damn, we just played it so recklessly our first mistake was switching to Krillin in those situations Just like cooler die, bro reset neutral Krillin is has a much Well, maybe not much better neutral, but I know how to control it a little more than Than coolers and damn I just threw away so much bar. Oh nice bar doc assist as well running the a I Haven't noticed until now to be honest. Oh coolers dead already Damn, we're not getting a repeat cooler perform. Is this game gonna go back to two? It might it might we're gonna have to pull out.  We didn't touch them. That's fine We've been in this situation before Let's get him lads. All right, let's go Let's go hold on crank up crank up the play. I want it. I want to take every drill I want every dragon rush tech I want every level three spent I'm trying to mix this man. Now. Remember he does have level three and he has shown that he's kind of crazy. Ah I should have reflected that let's go Okay, he's back down to two bars. Oh that is very close to three. So let's just say it's three All right, I'm watching out for wake up level three is dude. I'm tired of getting hit by them I'm going in. All right. All right. Six M was a little risky, but uh, you know, we got to take risks to win Let's go. I don't think you expected that one All right This time around I do think we're just gonna opt for the level three. Oh, no All right. Well, at least I don't know why he sparked in return Maybe it probably was a good idea. Oh dude. That was an accidental spark though Here's the only way we can kill through it, too We have to burst it Good thing Krillin is Krillin because he can throw out all those destructive disc But that's a huge blow to our bar. All right, that's nice blow for blow We probably want to keep him in the corner though. He got me in the air. No Damage dude trunks. Oh That reach. Okay All right One more touch and we're dead by one more touching. We're dead by trunks. I don't know why I didn't block high All right, dude trunks is so nice and live it break Damn it hurts it hurts to fight trunks We can't get touched Okay, keep him in bay Yeah, I was worried he might pull some stuff like that. I didn't I I don't think five destructive disc would have killed But I wanted to do it so bad Make sure he knows about the beam. Oh No, I don't mind I do mind that in a way Why did I press a button? That's fine. That's fine. You can't get any combos off that level one That's interesting. I'm just gonna up tech. You gotta hold that after image He could have down heavy, but he didn't want to take the risk.  I could have really used that clean sweep, but thank you guys so much for watching this video Hopefully you enjoyed it if you did let me know down below in the comment section And while you're down there hit the like button and subscribe to the channel if you want to stay up to date on all Of these videos we do have some other videos for you up on your screen So if any of those catch your eye just give them a watch give them a click I'll see if you see if you end up liking them. Seriously though. Thank you for watching this video all the way to the end I've been dr. Doa, and I will see you in the next one


How we doing everybody got laying in for us here with the case of 2023 definitive baseball hobby. This is number 19 at PYT Alexandros Mets Charlie C Padres Chiwei Red Sox Chris D twins Christopher J Reyes Evan L Tigers Evan D Marlins Harper has the Dodgers and the Braves Jake our age Jeffrey H Yankees Joel M Mariners Justin a Cubs Keith J Guardians mark our White Sox Matthew W Blue J's Michael C Diamondbacks and Orioles Nick P Reds Paul B Astros Paul K Cardinals Rob L Phillies Scott F Brewer Steven M Rangers Tom B Padres Troy M Royals and Angels and Giants Wayne P has the Rockies and the nationals Good luck y'all Good luck. Let's do it Give catch a link for one and one here seven go on one and one There we go Jeremy grabbing into the mosaic choice break that is almost full y'all that one's downtown single digits nine to go in that one All they got you on the hook Harrison they got you on the hook That stinks yeah, I guess that happens this time of year sometimes things get delayed a little bit. Oh, no Harrison at least I mean it's J rod It's not like I was not gonna change. Yeah, it's not gonna change Just stinks when you know it's coming and then it's delayed. All right, whole case We've got two more full cases tomorrow fanatics live at Kyle everybody It's also Bowman draft. We're looking for more definitive Gonna good bit of teams available over there That's live with Kyle tomorrow's our last day of breaks until Tuesday As I have to go talk to your family or something Lane is not Lane's working on his office Yeah, and his patio table or something. I don't know. He's got a lot going on I do have to build my patio table. I love see just do it tomorrow Are you gonna go home and do it like yeah, it's like three. I'm gonna build this table I'm telling you man It's gonna be wobbly like the tables we got that Uzi put together. What else am I gonna do it for me?  Yeah, I'm telling you They're spots available still nine to go in the car still Break is loaded tonight. This is this is ridiculous. This is ridiculousness Also our last cases of 2019 impeccable football in 2022 impeccable football or ribbon tonight, too Yeah, Dave. I'm with you. I don't like to see books either unless it's in a break. Oh My dude, dude, what is that? Come on Josh Chisel nine of ten, dude Yes, please Yes, please Evan deal with the Marlins that was like a $60 $70 team something like that Dude, what part of the is that the I and then that's the I right there. I think Yes, that's not the I Let the a going into the M. Yeah The M and then I might be the M. I don't know either way disgusting yet Many thumbs up that's Spencer's PC is jazz He likes jazz All right, next one's got a cover-up.  Oh My god, Tristan. God's disarpeated. It's what's a 15 Scoot-scoot Holy crap She way what an insane causes what a crazy patch y'all forced is breaking and there's baseball PYT By the Red Sox get the Red Sox like legitimately It's like putting me through a gauntlet of like Dude if I were to buy all the cards that I wanted I pull from the Red Sox in the past month alone I'd probably I probably wouldn't have an apartment That's nuts Maya all night long easy patch on that cost. That's a big causes Autograph Ozzie Smith the 25 red birds Yeah, man, that's come on dude. It's taunting. There's an Aussie's a Corbin Burns here And we have a booklet. Whoa No way Corbin Burns Brewers Spencer. Hi is auto boy Dual autograph relic redemption Miguel Cabrera Albert Poole holes That is a tough random coming up here in a minute between Detroit and st. Louis Is a random in a moment here? We'll give out some bad beat credit on that one, too Miguel Cabrera Albert Poole's dual auto relic collection Evan L Yeah, good luck on that one guys st. Louis Is Paul dude, there's actually no way right now. There's actually no way Jersey stands in the 30 Yankees. There's actually no way.  Oh my god Unreal no way man. No way You have got to be kidding me tonight. Are there still spots and breaks Matthew W Dude, there are still spots and group breaks. I'm Matthew w you look at the color match on the logo man, too That's why I love MLB logo man. It matches the team color, dude.   Holy Y'all there is nine spots left in the cup and seven left in one and one have you seen what we've been pulling tonight It's only gotten better too. Like it just keeps getting better. I Don't know what you're waiting for at this point. Hot hands. Don't last forever everybody Hey, man, it's all right at this weekend Maybe I'm using up all the heat that I would have pulled since I'm taking days off coming up Maybe tonight and tomorrow are the days This is this is insane this is this is this is awesome is awesome. All right, that is a Tray Turner Dodgers Jersey Auto 17 to 25 Dave it's mine. I'm without a doubt. I'm with that. I'm with that Jersey Auto Tray Turner Dodger 17 although Dave you say that Wait like two weeks ATL Michael to 50 rookie auto Braves. Yeah, whenever I diamond icons. I Think you'll change your tune. I don't know if I will I like them both, but definitive is just they're making diamond icons Ridiculous. Oh, it's gonna be it's gonna be nutty super short printed, too. Oh, yeah, I heard there They made 400 or 450 cases or something like that Jersey out of the 50 Eddie Murray Orioles steady Eddie Yeah, there is like super limited run of diamond icons this year So cases are going to be absolutely insane Johnny Bench 25 reds auto Dave. It's the same thing with definitive At the end of the day they both sell very very close Framed auto of a Ryan Sandberg 14 of 30 for the Cubs and that's just a silly card That's a gunner Henderson RPA to 53 colors. Oh boy That's big Live gunner, too. He's not live in a ton of stuff recently Michael C with a gigantic gunner Mount Castle Jersey as well for the Orioles at a 40 and The three Pete for the Orioles ends with a cow ripken junior to 15 Jersey card Vaughn you should have bought in Yeah, man, I don't know what else to say other than that at this point I was gonna say that was the second best box to the case so far, but even had a gunner three-color RPA Alright What's going on here? You got a helmet relic in there You know how I put in like a cider box You make Alman X with the card in the thing Stop stop stop it stop it stop it That's like not even that angels show you a ton of Jersey auto Or Troy When will it end? When will it end? I hope never I hope never I hope this is I hope this is life from now on Again, there are spots up tonight. I cannot emphasize this enough one-in-one spot came in It's like I can't guarantee you can hit but it feels like we're hitting It feels like we're hitting big cards Rookie auto Dodgers James Almond a 25 a nice hit for the Dodgers Shohei Poisson. Come on Robert Robert Poisson confidant Holiday I think this is I legitimately think we might have holiday heat going on right now. I Really do think that I After tomorrow night, I won't break again. It's on the following Saturday Like I'm I think it is to Lane has to upload every day now Jersey auto Rod Carew to 40 to 40 for the angels. No way What is this? Jersey Auto Carew this isn't No way, this can't be real. That's a Corbin Carroll rookie autograph number to 10 Two of ten on the Corbin Carroll rookie autograph for the Diamondbacks That one's for Michael C as well Michael got Baltimore in Arizona Yeah, this is this is even sick to look at that frame patch auto Piazza Piazza 15 to 15 frame patch auto That's a great met hit right there. Not value-wise, but that next card might be one of my favorites The top player on that actually both of them together on that is pretty cool Dual auto couple of twins basher's right there more no and Maurer What a duo right there man twins fans remember they deserved better in Minnesota, dude Not from the fans, but from like the organization like building around them Former MVP more no That's sick dude Christy with the twins All right a couple more cards here You got a Rizzo jersey car number to 40 for the Yankees and a Lindor helmet relic to 50 for the Mets Lane doesn't know what to do with this. I'm gonna give you them anyway I don't want it and the foam is not numbered Trash you're not getting that for the recap the foam. No the lindor Yeah, lindor is gonna be non-recaps or just show it to start All right starting the recap now Whoa lindor and a 50 helmet relic go with some other relics here of Rizzo Mountcastle Cal and Jean-Carlo Stanton Foam rammed him off the end. Oh, man. Is it worth the time to random it? But if it was surprised you just got randomly and put in a different people's shit shipping Packages over autos now you had Vargas more now an hour is really cool to 35 twins Michael Harris is a nice one Ozzie Smith You can do that. You just have to tape it. Well, this is real well Johnny Bench Long as the back of the cart is Yeah, so you can see what it is a Corbin Burns auto trade turner Dodgers jersey auto. You have Rotoroo Angels Eddie Murray for the Orioles Outman Dodgers 25 nice auto there Sandberg Cubs framed in a piazza framed on a Mets to patch out of 15 to 15 Dave all mail you a piece of foam Just one foam one foam FedEx sig priority Overnight, I'm gonna make sure to ship it internationally. So you have to pay customs on it Rookie Auto Carol the 10 d-backs a show. Hey, Ohtani Jersey auto to 20 for the Angels a Gorgeous RPA the big on number patch there Gunner Henderson for the Orioles number to 50 We got a random this we got a random this yeah Crazy Cossus RPA there to 15 gorgeous patch. She was on the gorgeous patch. Look at this Josh Cheslem And you want to talk about gorgeous patch Vladdy and bow one-of-one dual logo man book mmm At least you don't have a random it I would pray there's no dual logo man books for different teams.  I would Hate that just figured out. Yeah, we'll get in a second. Let me run this random real quick again We'll give out I'll do 25 bad B on this one Yes Tigers Cardinals Cabrera Pujols Again dual relic auto redemption Tigers Cardinals biggie and the machine Good luck. I'll do 25 bad B to ever does not get it's five and two seven times one two three four five six and seven Let's go into the Tigers. Congrats to the Tigers. That'd be a gorgeous card once you get it Probably the two best hitters of the of the 2000s so far. All right y'all moving on now to hockey


In a significant milestone for agricultural development, a graduation ceremony was held to commemorate the completion of a good agricultural practices training for over 70 participants of regions 4 and 5. The training held as part of the second phase of the enhancement of the efficiency of the production distribution supply chain in the fruits and vegetables sector project, more commonly known as the Seven Corpse Project, highlighted the collaboration of the Taiwan technical mission and the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security, and Rural Development. Soil management, pest control, irrigation techniques, post harvest handling, and market strategies were among the topics covered in the training program as participants gained valuable insights into efficient production methods and sustainable farming techniques that ensure consumers receive high quality fruits and vegetables. Ambassador of the Republic of China, Taiwan to St. Lu Xia, His Excellency Peter Chien-Chien commended the participants for their remarkable achievements and emphasized the importance of the bilateral collaboration between Taiwan and St. Lu Xia in promoting agricultural development. I would also like to express my appreciation to the Ministry of Agriculture and Taiwan technical mission for their hard work on organizing the workshop. Let's give them a big round of applause. The government of Taiwan will continue to work with the government of St. Lu Xia to promote local purchase, diversified, and increase the domestic production, which comprises the goals of our project as part of the effort to promote food security. Agriculture Minister Honorable Alfred Prosper stated that the joint initiative between the Taiwan technical mission and the Agriculture Ministry plays a critical role in improving agricultural practices in our country. According to Minister Prosper, the knowledge gained through the training program will increase productivity, improve product quality, and ultimately lead to better livelihoods for farmers. This training is in keeping with the new thrust of the Ministry that is the overarching goal of ensuring both food security and nutrition. Therefore, your added collective contributions are essential for improving the food security status of our nation. We rely on our farmers to perform that critical role of wholesome food production. The Ministry's mandate in light of current world affairs is of high priority. Since several factors such as inflation, the corresponding supply chain disruptions and escalating prices of inputs all have driven up the cost of food and general living expenses. The completion of the training program marked by an atmosphere of celebration and the presentation of certificates sets the stage for a promising future in agriculture, strengthening the Ministry's steadfast dedication to fostering a resilient and sustainable industry of growth and innovation. From the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Agriculture, I am Anisia Antoine reporting.


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Oliver Wendell Holmes, Captain and Brevid Colonel, 20th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Civil War, Justice Supreme Court of the United States, March 1841, March 1935. Judge Holmes belongs to history, but his work lives on alive and breathing. For the story of Oliver Wendell Holmes is the story of his country. It is a story told simply and movingly by Catherine Drinker Bowen in her best-selling book, Yankee from Olympus. This evening in a radio adaptation by Isaiah Lee, Cavalcade brings some of the men and women from the pages of Mrs. Bowen's book to tell you about one of the best friends the American people ever had. And John Holmes, Wendell's uncle. We're Bostonians, and the most famous of our family was Wendell's father, Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, poet, physician, and author of The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table. Dr. Holmes was an autocrat indeed, so blessed with a sense of humor. Wendell always chafed under him a little. I remember later after noon in December, when Wendell was a sophomore at Harvard, he came home to find Dr. Holmes practicing his violin downstairs. Wendell came up to see me somewhat irritated. Dr. Holmes' music was more ambitious than melodic. Good evening, Uncle John. Oh, good evening, Wendell. Father's at it again. Yes, for hours. Tell me, Uncle John, do people often burst into musicality at 50? It's not music. It's manual dexterity. Don't you remember how passionate he was about the microscope a few years ago? Because the microscope didn't make a noise. You see, Wendy, your grandfather raised us to believe in the devil. But things have changed around New England, and the devil has sort of disappeared. Your father was lost without the devil to fight, so he stands on platforms and denounces slavery or tries to master the fiddle. It's the New England mind. I don't have it. Haven't you? You're more like your father than you care to admit.  I'm not always striving, sweating out for something I can't have. You've something worse, Wendy. You have to know the answers to things, and you're not going to find them in Plato. Plato, Ryle in playing, Wendy standing in the junior class. These were the things that occupied my family in the winter of 1860, while our country rushed precipitously down the slope that led to civil war. A presidential election was coming. Abraham Lincoln was a mere local politician, and Boston paid him scant heed. Wendy cared more about winning the undergraduate prize for his article on Plato than he did about the coming election. He announced it to us, then ran over to the Dixwells on Garden Street to tell them. We smiled. After all, Fanny Dixwell was a very beautiful girl. I've won, Fanny. I've won. I'm ever so glad Wendell. Really, I am. You deserved it. Well, how did you know? Did you read it? Yes. Well, shall I be frank? Of course. Well, it's serious and good, and I'm glad to see that you've lost traces of that cocksure-ness you used to have, but it's too long, and it senses a little stilted and uncertain.  Oh, no, Wendell. It's just that I'm so fond of you, I think I have a right to be honest. Don't you want me to be? Of course. I want the same right. Go ahead.   You're cleverer than I, Wendell Holmes, but sometimes I think it's going to take you a long time to grow up. I was wrong. Events occurred that made Wendell grow up faster than I thought he would. War. War that matures men and makes them old before their time. Wendell joined the Harvard Regiment. While he was away, I'd go to his family's house for breakfast often waiting and hoping for news. Dr. Holmes always said me, it is right. Little more sausage, Fanny? No, thank you, doctor. You're pale, Fanny. Must worry so much. The war will get better. I had a letter this morning describing the battle. It's been a most horrible defeat. Wendell will be all right. Here's the morning paper, Dr. Holmes. Thank you. May I see it, doctor, please? It's already open to the casualties. I'll read them to you. Captain Putnam, right arm amputated. Captain Dreyer, carriage, painter, Salem, shot in both sides. O.W. Holmes, company A-24, law student, Boston, wounded in abdomen. Oh, God. Fanny, don't tell his mother. Promise me. And I promise you something. If we get him home alive, we'll never let him go again. I'm Wendell's mother. Fanny and my husband thought they could keep news of Wendell's wound from me, but they couldn't. I knew then as I knew the next time, for he came home and was healed and went again. And this time he was lost on the battlefield. My husband set out to find him, a bewildered search that led him through all the cities of the war until, on the sixth day, our son was found. Home again, healed again, and back to duty, and wounded again. The third time, three wounds had my son, three wounds to save the Union. And then, thank God, peace came. And Wendell could go back to Harvard Law School, and this may sound like motherly pride, but I knew from the beginning he had a future in the law. His father was critical. We were sitting at breakfast with my brother-in-law, John, discussing it. I hope Wendell's made the right decision, returning to the law. Of course he has. He's got a talent for speaking for public expression and debate that'll be useful when he starts to practice. He's quick. There's no denying that. But once he seizes upon a subject, he can't let it go. He worries over it until a bare bone show. Wendell puts a butt at the end of every sentence so he can keep on without a pause. He's so deep in the law, and it's relation to the way that men live together, that he's blind to everything around him. What do you mean, John? I mean Fanny. That girl's in love with him, and he's in love with her, but he does nothing about it. I must talk to him about that. Don't you dare, Oliver. I made that fatal error. I told him he wasn't very smart about girls. And what did he say? He said, not smart about girls, eh? Young fellow, when you learn to manage the ladies as well as I do, you can start giving advice to your old uncle Wendell.  But I watched as Wendell graduated from law school and went to work in the office of our old friend, George Shatter. He tried his first case and lost it. I knew he'd never make a trial, though, eh? He was interested in the law, not in clients. So he read and studied and worked, and was finally rewarded with an instructorship at Harvard Law School. And through all this, Fanny waited. I could stand it no longer. On a Sunday, I took him up to the third story of our house to talk to him. I was pretty winded. Yes, sir, stop it, Michael, John. I'd have come up here to get you tobacco for you. I didn't climb these penitential stairs for tobacco. I came about you and Fanny Dixwell. What about Fanny Dixwell? The best girl in Cambridge. There is no higher praise. She is in love with you. I think that's my business, Uncle John, and Fanny's. What is the matter with you, young man? Haven't you looked at Fanny lately? Her eyes, as if someone had whipped her. She is 30. 31, maybe. So are you. Wendell, you have loved that girl for years. We've waited patiently all of us for you to find it out. But there is a man to patience. Yes. You're right, there isn't any patience. Where are you going to ask Fanny to be my wife? And I bet she turns me down. I didn't. We were married, and we went to live with Father and Mother Holmes in the house on Beacon Street. It was money partly, and I didn't like it much. My father-in-law was a great celebrity by now, and we lived in his shadow. Wendell was writing a book of commentary on the law, some of it so technical I couldn't understand it. I knew he'd never get to be a full professor until it was finished, and I knew we'd never have a place of our own until then. It was hard to wait. Then one night, George Shaffer, the attorney for whom Wendell had worked, came to see us. Holmes, you've heard that I'm reorganizing the firm. You're done with your book. How about coming into my office next fall as a partner? You and I and Bill Monroe. I can bring you no clients. We all know that. But you have your uses. It's even possible you know things about the law we business lawyers have missed. I know some things about the law that ought to be changed. And change them. How about you, Vinnie? You think we can keep his nose out of ancient law books long enough to do a little business? To me, you young people might have uses for a little money of your own. I'm all ready debating with myself whether the drapery shall be blue or green. Mr. Shaffer, we're going to have a home of our own. But Holmes never warmed to the law. In the years we practiced together, he was more interested in the lectures he was going to give at Harvard on a common law. Lectures that for the first time made it clear to us were Oliver Wendell Holmes' sturt. And we sat in our office and he told me about them. I knew I was going to lose him. I knew that in his hands, only the beginning of a new idea, a new theory. But still I argued with him. But everything must change with events, George, even the law. But Wendell Law is precedent. A judge must decide as others have decided before him. That's the whole basis of a legal system. No, George. A good judge interprets a law according to the result it'll have upon the community at large. That's a revolutionary idea. No, not at all. The law embodies the story of a nation's development through many centuries. Law isn't just logic. It's experience. It must enrich men's lives and make for them a better world in which to live. Otherwise, it's a dead and useless science. You say that now. I wonder what will happen if you're ever on the bench. The bench? Oh, there's not a chance. You don't have to worry, George. I'll spend the rest of my life playing nursemaid to our clients. He didn't. He left our firm and accepted a professorship at Harvard. Well, he could continue his research and study. There for the first time, he met a thin black-haired young man with blazing blue eyes. His name was Louis Denbeth Brandeis. He and Wendell became close friends. Tell me, little Lori, what gives you this passion for social reform? What makes you so interested in a common man? Go and see the flums of law. Go and see the way men live in Lawrence, Massachusetts. You'll have your answer. I've got my answer. It's the same as yours. Look at us, Lori. We couldn't be more different. And yet we couldn't be more alike. It's simple. We're both of people with a passion for liberty, but you and I have reached our feeling by different paths. Well, what do you mean, Lori? I was born and raised with the essential need for liberty. You sense that need. Wasn't sensing good enough? Every word you say is proof that it is. Thank you, Lori. It's a privilege to hate the same things that you do. Injustice, tyranny, and the passion of the few to rule the many. Perhaps together we can fight them. Who knows? I doubt that. I'm 40 years old and I'll be Professor Oliver Wendell Holmes of Harvard Law School forever. You are listening to Yankee from Olympus, a radio dramatization of Catherine Drinker-Bowen's number one bestseller featuring Carl Swenson as Oliver Wendell Holmes on the Cavalcade of America sponsored by E.I. Dupont de Nemours and company of Wilmington, Delaware, maker of better things for better living through chemistry. This evening's Cavalcade is the chronicle of Oliver Wendell Holmes whose passion for justice and profound knowledge of the law made him one of America's greatest jurists and revolutionized our legal concepts of democratic rights. In our Cavalcade play, Holmes in 1881 at the age of 40, a professor in the Harvard Law School, believes that he will remain there the rest of his life. In December 1882, Holmes is called out of his classroom by his former legal partner, George Shattuck. Shattuck is the bearer of exciting news. Justice Otis Lloyd is sent in his resignation. Governor Long wants you for that vacancy in the Supreme Court of Massachusetts. He has to submit your name to the council by 12 o'clock. He has to have your consent first. It's 11 now. That gives me exactly one hour to wipe out the past and change the whole future. Surely you're going to accept. George, I have a philosophy about the judicial function of the common law and until now I've talked about it. Now I must live it through and I will. Believe me, I will. My husband began indeed to live it through. It was slow, almost 10 years before he gave voice to the first of the opinions and dissents that were to make him famous. In those years, his mother died and his father, and his uncle John was getting old and feeble. I myself had a long, severe illness, rheumatic fever, but when though we'd begun to call him the judge, quite casually by now, the judge grew in his heart and in his mind. His opinions were always on the side of fairness to the common man and most always they were dissenting opinions. But respect for the judge's courage and far-sightedness was beginning to grow. The world was moving on too. The Spanish-American war was upon us and Uncle John died. The judge was 58, a time when men have a right to think their life's reached the narrowing point. He'd been on the bench 18 years and now he was appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts. Theodore Roosevelt became president and Theodore Roosevelt wanted my husband as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. Wendell hesitated. We talked it over as we talked over all things and I persuaded him to accept. A month later he stood in the great chamber of the court and swore an oath. I, all of the Wendell Holmes, do solemnly swear that I will administer justice without respect to persons. And do equal right to the poor and to the rich. And that I will faithfully and impartially discharge all the duties incumbent upon me as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States according to the best of my abilities and understanding. Agreeably to the Constitution and the laws of the United States. So help me God. Wendell was to utter the dissents and the decisions that were to make him the champion of the people and of the rights of men. The bailiff spoke through the years and my husband and said. Hammer versus taken heart. Child labor can be regulated by Congress. Lochnery versus New York. The liberty of the citizen to do as he pleases does not mean he can force other citizens to work 12 hours a day. Abrams versus the United States. Get low versus the people of New York. Free speech like truth itself cannot be achieved by statute. United States versus Rosika Schwimmer. Free thought not free thought for those who agree with us but freedom for the thought that we hate. Who as the world moved on and the first world war came and went. My husband became known as the great dissenter but we were both getting old. I was 88 years old when I broke my hip. The judge sat at my bedside. Rest Venice rest. Wendell remember when you won the undergraduate prize for your article on Plato.  That's because I was young and in love. What I really meant to say was that you would be a great man. Not without you Fanny. Thank you Wendell promise me something. Anything Fanny. Be sure to bed down my roses after the frost comes. I'm one of Justice Holmes secretaries. One of many who owe our careers and any understanding we might have to his great heart and incomparable brain. It is hard to watch him growing older after Mrs. Holmes died but his brain never tired. And then three days before his 94th birthday he adjourned her in death. From the floor of Congress from the White House from the Inns of Court in London scholars and statesmen gave tribute and the people mourned. Men called Oliver Wendell Holmes the great dissenter. The title was misleading. To want something fiercely and wanted all the time. This is not dissent but affirmation. The things Holmes wanted were great things yet to be realized. Men are fighting and dying for them now. And to them Oliver Wendell Holmes the Yankee from Olympus would say as he said so often. Whether a man accepts from fortune or spades and will look downward and down the road and will look downward and dig or from aspiration her axe and cord and will scale the ice the one and only success which is his to command is to bring to his work a mighty heart. Thank you Carl Swenson and members of the Cavalcade cast. Now here is Ted Pearson speaking for the DuPont Company to tell us of the use of a new chemical development which helps protect the lives of our merchant seaman. More than 500 Axis submarines have been sent to the bottom in this war. Germany still has you boats but they're now the hunted rather than the hunters. Our effort to end the submarine menace was divided into two parts destroying enemy submarines wherever we could find them and saving men and material from our own ships in case they were torpedoed. The story of the secret devices that help us locate subs and blow them out of the water can't be told until after the war but there's a story of a life-saving suit that can be told. A special sea-going suit of clothes to which many an American seaman knows his life. A splash of flame in the night a ship going down and then bobbing on the dark water a stern little red signal lights marking men who jumped overboard when the torpedo struck. In the old days the icy water of the North Atlantic would have numbed them into unconsciousness and death in half an hour but these men were wearing a new life-saving suit made of DuPont neoprene chemical rubber. Regulations now provide that every merchant seaman on a ship of American registry sailing ocean or coast wise must be provided with one of these life-saving suits. Designed to coast guard specifications they're made in one piece of fabric impregnated and covered with DuPont neoprene with gloves feet and helmet attached. There's a zipper up the front and a drawstring around the neck. Men hop into the suits in a few seconds pull them on right over warm clothes and life belts and then jump into the water and a man floats with his shoulders above water. Weights in the feet of the suit keep him upright. The waterproof suit keeps the heat of the body in and keeps the icy water out. There's a tab on the shoulder to which a signal light can be attached and a harness to make it easy for a rescue craft to hoist a man out of the sea. If a man is pulled out of the water into a lifeboat or onto a raft his suit continues to protect him against the cold and exposure that used to end the lives of so many men adrift at sea. And if a sailor must swim through burning oil on the surface the neoprene suit gives him added protection because neoprene unlike natural rubber resists flame. Leading rubber manufacturers are making these protective suits of DuPont neoprene for merchant seamen. The suits are saving many lives that is their wartime job. And there's every reason to hope that all American merchant ships will carry these new life-saving suits after the war just as many articles you will use after the war will be improved by the qualities found in neoprene. One of the DuPont company's better things for better living through chemistry. Next Monday evening Cavalcade presents What Makes a Hero. The factual story of Jim Slayton, an infantry corporal in the army of the United States. A little man who was called upon to play a big part in the war and who made the most of it. Jim Slayton was undersized in stature but oversized in courage and his fabulous exploits earned in the highest awards of three grateful allied nations. The orchestra and musical score were under the direction of Donald Worries. This is Roland Winters sending best wishes from Cavalcade sponsor E.I. DuPont de Nemours and company of Wilmington, Delaware. Post-war and reconversion planning are going ahead daily in order to provide civilian jobs as war needs decline. But in spite of the optimism of many Americans about an early end to the war in Europe, the hard truth is that today there are shortages of certain critical war materials, notably bombs, trucks and tires. Our military progress has greatly increased requirements for many highly essential items to be delivered on short notice. So long as the war is being fought, our men must have the best materials we can provide. Victory in the shortest possible time cannot be realized unless all available manpower is completely utilized. At this very moment war workers are desperately needed in many areas. So if you are in or near one of these areas, the commanders of our armed forces urge that you get a war job and stick to it to hasten the day of victory. War production must come first. This is the National Broadcasting Company.