ocessed and, hopefully, eliminating that terrible situation where a person waiting on the support is entitled to dies before they receive their entitlement. Craig Stockton, chief executive of MND Scotland, said that benefits are not a perk of being ill. There is a necessary payment to help people with MND to deal with the financial implications that invariably come from having such a disabling medical condition. We should recognise that and not ask people who have been given such a devastating diagnosis to go through an assessment process or even worse to go through a reassessment process when it is a rapidly progressing terminal illness. I hope that, alongside the support that the Government will take on board what Labour speakers have said today in terms of strengthening the actions that they have set out in the report and how we can improve progress through regular reporting to Parliament and ask members to support the amendment in the name of Alex Rowley. Thank you, Mr Rowlands. I will be in care to wind up the Conservatives. Ten minutes are there abouts, Mr Kerr. Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer. Ten minutes in which the chamber is watching carefully to see whether I can resist adopting a particular stance. If I can avoid taking a robust, strong and yet opening and welcoming position in order to avoid giving George Adam a hot flush, yet, in a debate headline building affair of Scotland, it takes all of us in which the motion is fundamentally agreeable, the only stance possible is collaborative and conciliatory. As we have heard this afternoon, everyone here believes that fairness should be integral to everything that this place and this Government seek to achieve. No one would disagree that all sectors of society should work together to build a stronger, more inclusive country. No one would disagree with people's right to buy and own their own warm and affordable home, whilst recognising that many people simply cannot afford to get onto the property ladder. No one would disagree that our economy should work for everyone, to eradicate child poverty, to ensure that everyone has equal opportunity. In fact, everyone here recognises a simple truth that it is time—no, it is long overdue, perhaps nine years—for this Government to start to build a Scotland that works for everyone. I wonder what the member has to say about his Government in London scrapping key elements of the child poverty legislation, trying to sweep child poverty under the carpet by abolishing statutory income targets. Would he not accept that the cuts to child tax credits since 2010 will be a major driver in the explosion of child poverty that we will see by 2020, with 100,000 more Scottish children put into poverty as a result of his Government's actions? I do not recognise that at all and I also do not recognise, as I will come to you later in this submission, why we are harping on about the Westminster Government when we are here to debate this from the Scottish Government to talk about what the Scottish Government can and should be doing going forward. We welcome the fairer Scotland action plan and its 50 fairness actions for the current parliamentary session. Angela Constance is right in her motion when she says that it takes all of us, it will take all sectors of society to work together to build a stronger, more inclusive country. For this country to truly be fair for our ambition to truly be met with reality, we must work together for a united country is a fairer country and one that can work for all. Unfortunately, in this paper, a fairer Scotland, there is a distinct lack of the ambition and resolve needed to actually create that society. Before you even get past page 1 of the introduction, Angela Constance is already cursing the UK Government at attempts to take Scotland out of Europe, which has brought us further economic uncertainty. Please, enough of the airbrushing from history, the 1 million who voted leave in Scotland, 36 per cent of SNP voters, I believe. I was not one of them, but I am staggered that this Government continues to willfully and divisively pretend that either those levers do not exist or somehow did not know what they were voting for simply because this Government disagrees with the outcome. That is not working together. Then, as Graham Simpson said, there is the constant blaming of the Tories and the Westminster for all the ills of the world. I panicked earlier. I thought that I would come to the wrong debate when Alex Rowley was speaking and when Christina McKelvie was just focusing on Tories and Westminster. We hear constantly about the Tory Brexit, George Adam blaming the Tories about the disability employment rate, despite it being six and a half per cent lower in Scotland than in the wider UK. Now, Edwin Morgan appeared in time for reflection earlier. At the opening of this Parliament, he wrote, a nest of fearties is what they do not want, a symposium of procrastinators is what they do not want, a phalanx of four-locked tuggers is what they do not want, and perhaps above all, the droopy mantra of it wasnae me is what they do not want. Well, enough of the it wasnae me, take responsibility. It is not Westminster's fault. I will give way to George Adam. I know that the member likes to do the time work when he puts his hands on his hips, but is he living in another planet or dimension even? Is he not taking responsibility for the fact that I mentioned in my speech that, under your watch, disabled 48 per cent of all disabled people in Scotland are living in poverty? Take on your responsibility. George Adam may be happy to take a jump to the left, but I rarely am. The reality is that the disability employment in Scotland has fallen significantly as a result of the SNP since 2007. If anyone needs to take responsibility, I am afraid that it is this Government. It is not Westminster's fault that the number of women aged 18 to 24 in work across the UK has increased by 2.8 per cent since May 2007, while it fell 4.2 per cent in Scotland. It is not Westminster's fault that Scotland's employment rate remains lower than the UK's and lower than when the SNP first came to office. It is not Westminster's fault that economic inactivity is higher in Scotland than in the UK, and it is not Westminster's fault as Alison Harris brought in that bursary support for students in Scotland has almost halfed in the last five years. I am sure that we can all accept that the Joseph Rowntree Foundation was right that the best way out of poverty, the best way to a fair society is jobs, and they are also surely right to suggest, as Adam Tomkins highlights in the amendment, that the narrow reliance upon income measures to identify households in or at risk of poverty is insufficient. Wider factors such as deprivation and the cost household face must be used in poverty measurement. As Annie Wells said, this Government has the powers to achieve all the motion wants. Alison Johnstone and Elaine Smith made that clear. We do not agree with the methodology, but we do agree that the powers are here, so let's use them as the amendment craves to address Scotland's poor employment growth rate and Scotland's high inactivity rate. Blaming the UK for things that you don't like is not working together. Let's not be distracted and suffer the negative drag on the Scottish economy and Scotland's ambition caused by an unwanted, unnecessary, unproductive referendum. That is not working together. Just last week, leading accountancy firms warned that companies will leave Scotland. Graduates will seek work elsewhere. Scotland's economy will suffer not because of Brexit, as Jeane Freeman suggested at the outset, but not because of Westminster but because of this Government's punitive tax plans. A strong economy will boost public spending, making Scotland the highest-taxed part of the UK will not. It simply cannot be right that, in Inverruri, in White Hills, in the Geary, perhaps more than half of residents are about to see a council tax rise, raiding them for £9 million to fund other parts of the country, while both Aberdeen and Neeshire remain the lowest-funded local authorities in Scotland. That is not fair. I shall. Mr Simpson, I am grateful to Liam Kerr. Does he agree that the Scottish Government's proposals on council tax are an attack on local accountability and that their constant cuts to council budgets, as Alex Rowley said earlier, do nothing to alleviate poverty? Mr Simpson, you have taken Mr Kerr's last minute. I unequivocally agree with Graham Simpson on that, and I think that the point deserves to be made for the record. Into my last minute, we all want to make Scotland a fairer place to live and work. The motion is a good one, but it must be amended as we propose. Will any member allow the people of Scotland to see that they did not vote for an amendment that calls for the taking more seriously of racial and religious prejudice, to give matters a higher profile than is the case in the Government's action plan? Will any member allow the people of Scotland to see that they did not vote for a more decentralised Scotland, with greater power and control handed to our towns, cities and communities? Will any member allow the people of Scotland to see that they did not vote for an amendment that calls for an acceptance that we must confront the underlying causes of poverty? To vote against or abstain from our amendment is surely to put party prejudice over prudence, expediency over ethicality and self-interest over Scotland's interests. For all of those reasons, I commend the Scottish Conservative and Unionist amendment to the chamber. Thank you very much. Mr Kerr called in Freeman to wind up the Government till 459 please minister. Thank you very much, Presiding Officer. This Government is fully committed to tackling poverty and inequality and our fairer Scotland action plan makes that absolutely clear, backed as it is by a major funding boost of a new £29 million fund for communities and the third sector. As the cabinet secretary said in her opening remarks, tackling poverty is the job for all of Scotland. Every bit of the public sector, this Government, local government and all of us is individuals. I am grateful for the many positive contributions that I have heard during this debate from across the chamber, and I want to deal with some of them in some detail. Can I turn to the contribution that was made by Ms Johnson in putting forward the Green amendment? I have to say that I would agree very much with many of the points that she made on both social security and child poverty. Indeed, the point about citizens' income is an interesting idea that is well worth further consideration, but I know that she recognises as I do that, with 25 per cent of tax powers and 15 per cent of social security powers, we are very far away from being able to make that any kind of reality. I also agree that, across the public sector, signing up to this agenda, and with respect to her points on health, I do believe that Sir Harry Burns, who is currently reviewing our health targets, will be mindful of the connection that he has long expressed, and that I agree with Fully, between ill health and the impact of poverty. On the point about taxation, I have to remind the chamber that our income tax proposals on which we were elected and for which we have a mandate are proposals that protect low and middle income families and, at the same time, generate extra revenue of around £1.2 billion in cumulative revenues by 2021-22. To Mr Kerr, I really do not believe that asking for higher tax earners to forgo a tax cut is unfair. In fact, it feels to me like a very fair proposition indeed. Turning to the amendment that is put forward to us from Labour, an amendment that we are very happy to accept, I absolutely welcome the comments and the approach that Mr Rowley made and the approach that he took. I would say to him that the plan itself, although we are absolutely committed to driving forward, is not the end of the matter and other comments and other contributions will be very welcome received. While I agree that it is critical to all of this, it is public sector reform. I am afraid that I do feel that he is still failing to recognise the reality that this Government's budget will have been cut by 10.6 per cent across a decade. I also recognise, too, that our procurement reform bill for the first time includes a living wage requirement. We did indeed argue for employment powers in the Smith commission, but, unfortunately, we did not receive all the support that we might have wanted in order to secure that. Finally, let me turn to the Conservative amendment. It feels to me a very great pity, Presiding Officer, that Mr Tomkins and his colleagues have chosen to ignore not only the approach that we are taking in the fairer Scotland action plan, which is to address actions across the whole of government but to join up the dots in what we are doing across the whole of government. For example, he does not seem to have read our economic strategy nor to recognise that we have a race equality framework that specifically supports faith and belief equality, nor to recognise the community empowerment act, which very specifically looks to hand powers to local communities and individuals in those local communities. How unfortunate that, in all of his 10 minutes, he had so little, if anything, to say about tackling income inequality and economic inequality. I have to say to the point about how we keep harking on about Westminster. We harp on about Westminster because, actually, the primary causes of poverty and inequality in Scotland are the rest at the hands of a Tory Government in Westminster—hands of a Tory Government—that, can I remind you, you told us that we would all be better together? Can he say that very many people in Scotland are finding that to be a reality? My last point on this question is this, and it is to Ms Wells. Can I repeat that our track record on the gender pay gap is significantly better than the UK's? I understand that it is handy to be discriminating in the statistics that you might use, but it is helpful to be accurate in them. In our gender pay gap, we now sit at around 7.3 per cent compared to the UK at 9.4 per cent. Let me repeat our absolute commitment to delivering on the Fairer Scotland action plan. In welcoming the plan, Jamie Livingstone of Oxfam Scotland said that it urgently needs to move from paper to practice in order to reduce poverty, and I couldn't agree with him more. We need more than fine words, and that is why we have no intention as a Government of allowing this action plan to languish on the shelf. Although we need more than words, language is important. The cabinet secretary said earlier that poverty can lead to people experiencing marginalisation and discrimination. Where does that stem from? Attitudes that have hardened under the rhetoric of a Tory Government at Westminster, a Government that has chosen to give tax breaks to the rich, sanction and put caps on those benefits, those on benefits, chosen to sell off social housing and increase rents and yet impose a bedroom tax. A Tory Government at Westminster that will reduce yet further the benefit cap in the next two weeks or so, increasing by six times the number of families and individuals in Scotland who will be affected with that. All the while, deflecting from the real hardship of their ideology and its policies, by using the language of strivers versus skyvers, indeed in the Tory amendment, it is apparently the fault of those with addiction involved in the anguish of family breakdown and who are—I cannot believe this Victorian word—workless that lies at the heart of what poverty is about. Let me make it crystal clear. We will never, as a Government, stoop to divisive language, setting one group against another or belittling and diminishing those who need our collective help to live the lives that they deserve. Orwell said, language corrupts thought and the language we use is important. That is why we have emphasised the importance of our language in terms of the Social Security Bill. The powers that will come to us will be powers that provide us with a significant opportunity to take a different path from the UK Government, to harness those powers to our values and support people, not on the basis of dogma but on the basis of compassion, ambition and action. We will set the tone from the start with our new social security system and we will have the principles of dignity and respect at the heart and alive in everything that we do. However, we also need to be clear about the things that we cannot do, all the wrongs being visited on the people of Scotland that we cannot yet make right. Since May, I have been listening to people affected across Scotland. I have heard much that is wrong and unfair in the current system. Where those benefits are being devolved, we will make those changes. I am grateful to organisations such as MND, Inclusion, the Glasgow Disability Alliance and others for drawing those important matters to our attention. However, where we do not have the powers, we will continue to advocate hard for the changes that are necessary. Having heard about the issues around people who are not fit for work, being unable to get employment and support allowance, people having their benefits sanctioned and forced to turn to food banks and the current shameful UK debacle on tax credits so crudely inflicted on people, I can only say how much I dearly wish we had 100 per cent of the social security system devolved to this Scottish Parliament so we could put dignity and fairness at its heart. We start from a strong track record of delivery. We have appointed again the independent poverty adviser on poverty and inequality. We acted quickly on child poverty, bringing forward clear proposals for a child poverty bill for Scotland. We will commence the relevant provisions of the Equality Act 2010 to introduce a social economic duty, supporting in its way the no-wrong-door approach. Both of those are unique to Scotland, showing that we are leading the way in terms of fairness and equality. Scotland is leading the way in creating a fairer country, and that is something that we can all be proud of if we work together to make it happen. I commend our motion to Parliament. Thank you, minister. That concludes the debate on building a fairer Scotland. We move on to the next item of business, which is consideration of motion 2057, in the name of Clare Adamson, on behalf of the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee, on a standing orders change to First Minister's question time. Thank you, Presiding Officer. The Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee is proposing some changes to the rules on First Minister's question time. Since the start of the parliamentary session, the Presiding Officer has trialled changes to the format of First Minister's questions. Up to eight questions are being selected instead of six, and the time for First Minister's questions has been extended from up to 30 minutes to up to 45 minutes. On 6 October, the Presiding Officer wrote to the Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee, on behalf of the parliamentary bureau, asking us to revise standing orders to make those changes permanent. The committee's view is that the revised format for First Minister's questions is an improvement on the previous arrangements. We believe that it is cross-party support for amending standard orders to allow the new format to continue in the future. Those relatively limited changes to standing orders that we are proposing today will allow that to happen. I am pleased to move motion S5M-02057, in my name. Thank you. The question on the motion will be put at decision time. There are five questions to be put as a result of today's business. The first question is that amendment 2077.1, in the name of Adam Tomkins, which seeks to amend motion number 2077, in the name of Angela Constance, on building a fairer Scotland, be agreed. Are we all agreed? We are not agreed. Parliament will move to vote, and members may cast their votes now. The result of the vote is as follows. Yes, 34. No, 90. There were no abstentions. The amendment is therefore not agreed. The next question is that amendment 2077.2, in the name of Alex Rowley, which seeks to amend the motion in the name of Angela Constance, be agreed. Are we all agreed? Yes. We are all agreed. The next question is that amendment 2077.3, in the name of Alison Johnstone, which seeks to amend motion number 277, be agreed. Are we all agreed? Yes. We are not agreed. Parliament will move to a vote, and members may cast their votes now. The result of the vote on the amendment to the name of Alison Johnstone is as follows. Yes, 34. No, 91. There were no abstentions. The amendment is therefore not agreed. The next question is that motion 2077, in the name of Angela Constance, as amended, be agreed. Are we all agreed? Yes. We are all agreed. The next question is that motion 2057, in the name of Claire Adamson, on a standing orders change, be agreed. Are we all agreed? Yes. We are all agreed, and that concludes decision time. We will now move to members' business, and I will take a few moments to change chairs.


This is Shannon Smith and today I'm going to give you a quick overview of the importance of your EDUCAUSE profile. Here we are at the EDUCAUSE home page. In the upper right hand corner you'll notice the login link. You can login from any page on the EDUCAUSE website and one of the reasons you should set up an EDUCAUSE profile is so you can be included in the EDUCAUSE member directory. So let's take a look. This is the EDUCAUSE member directory page. Membership at EDUCAUSE is at the institution level and is open to institutions of higher education, corporations serving the higher ed IT market, and other related associations and organizations. The current membership comprises more than 2,600 colleges, universities, educational organizations, and corporations representing more than 68,000 active members. You can search the directory to find member organizations as well as to explore the EDUCAUSE network for individuals based on their functional role or specific areas of interest or by geography. The one thing these nearly 70,000 people have in common is that they've joined the higher education IT community by setting up an EDUCAUSE profile. You can see that I've typed my name into the member search bar. Let's go and see what my profile looks like. Here you can see my profile page. Notice that I'm still not logged in. You can tell by the red login link in the upper right-hand corner. In my profile, I've included information about my professional background under the biography section. I've also uploaded a photo and included information on how to connect with me by email, through Twitter, or on my personal website. If you scroll down, you'll notice the additional information about my involvement with EDUCAUSE volunteer committees, as well as EDUCAUSE publications I've authored, presentations I've given at EDUCAUSE conferences, and blog posts I've published on the EDUCAUSE website. Think of your EDUCAUSE profile as an online resume or the image you present to the higher education IT community. And the cool thing is that EDUCAUSE links all of your contributions automatically, so you don't have to worry about a thing. Now let's click on the login button so I can show you how to create your own profile. The EDUCAUSE login screen is one of several places on the EDUCAUSE website where you can select to create your profile. As you can see, you'll be asked to come up with a unique username, as well as to provide your email, organizational affiliation, and address information. You will also enter a little bit of information about your position, including where your role fits within your institution and your area of responsibility. After you've completed the CAPTCHA question, you'll go ahead and click on Create New Account. What happens next is your information is forwarded to the EDUCAUSE membership department, where a member services representative reviews your information and associates your profile with your member institution. You will then be sent an email with a temporary password. Once you've received your temporary password from member services, you will be able to log into your account and update your profile. In the upper right-hand corner of any EDUCAUSE webpage, you will always be able to tell if you're logged in, and on your profile page, there are several tabs and links enabling you to edit information pertaining to your account. If you scroll below, you will see links to all of your EDUCAUSE related activities, including the option to upload resources to conference sessions. I'll talk about the various services available to EDUCAUSE members in another mini-tutorial, but let me show you the new Favorites option on the EDUCAUSE website. This is what the EDUCAUSE homepage looks like when you're logged in. Notice I have several links under the My Favorite Pages column. Let's click on one of my favorite links, Career Development. When you're at any information page on the EDUCAUSE website, you can now click this star to add it to your Favorites list. You can also send the page to your LinkedIn profile, tweet a link to the page, or give it a plus one in Google+, or you can use the Add This button to connect this page to over 200 social media platforms. Of course, one of the most convenient aspects of having an EDUCAUSE account is the ability to register or submit a proposal for one of the many awesome conferences hosted by EDUCAUSE throughout the year. Be sure to check out our mini-tutorials on completing a proposal for a conference session and how to use the EDUCAUSE Speaker Concierge Services. This mini-tutorial on the power of your EDUCAUSE profile has been brought to you by EDUCAUSE Professional Development. This is Shannon Smith, and I hope you've enjoyed it. Be sure to look for other APD bites to help you get the most out of your relationship with EDUCAUSE.


Going on everyone Sam here with late sports cars run twenty two twenty three pinny flux basketball hobby four box break number 12 Random team style. There's a look again at your random results as always you can find these all on the website under the results tabs Well as the link in chat So good luck everybody Nick why with a spot tomorrow again everybody we got 17 to no 16 to go in 10 box 16 to go in 10 box basketball Thank you all for taking spots in that. I appreciate that man Got you guys got one-on-one sold out pretty quickly too. I was impressive Spoil the packet. I think it's possible. Yeah, right? I mean the bear like if they want like they're gonna go They're gonna play hard tomorrow for sure Harris silver Caruso and rookie influx of Is a tray orange and silver Steph Triumph there you go, Andrew Some by Al Horford and triumph of you'll catch Yeah, I haven't seen the big big playoff scenario sheet yet, but it's pretty large It's pretty much the N.C. You need the bucks to lose 99 to hot take you're sure if you're on a NFC wildcard spot You need the box to lose. Yeah With a box play box play Jeremy so on to 49 the Panthers we went over and thought signatures Hopefully a smart then Nick Mather and I gotta be honest if you lose the Panthers You don't deserve to make it at that. No, I mean, no, we don't we won't There Kelly Ubrecht is that true is that the only scenario when you have if you lose you're out if you win You're in if we win and Saints win or we lose Saints when they're in our spot They win the division if we win Falcons or we lose Falcons when Falcons win the division. So Jesus. It's bad It's so on silver. They might there might still be another way, but Like I'm at because the Falcons say it's play each other right. Yeah, I think so. So, yeah Eddie's mattering him shade on sure for us to lose. That's true blue David Roddy for the grids to at 99 and You want to keep fields?  Besides DJ more red Zion and fluid Jibari blue Matherin to 99 a deer and Fox flu or Silver Chris Middleton and base trade with the Patriots of four They take a QB you guys take a Jada offensive linemen Dylan Brooks and Peyton Watts I mean the commanders might do and just steal off Julian champagne and Tray Murphy on your inserts Tray man, Benedict Matherin silver rookie influx Silver Devon Vaselle and flow motion of mr. James Harden Siva Max Christie and Dyson Daniels Down Terry Najee Marshall to 75 on the galaxy Jibari Smith We do it is Jake Laravia Nice one there is that that's Andrew. Let's go Andrew. Well rookie rookie auto rookie auto for you, my friend good stuff Congrats, buddy silver James Weisman and a triumph. Oh god So Alexandra was taking two random team spots tomorrow Trade the number one pick still get Harrison. Yeah, I mean if you trade down to like For Yeah, I don't know maybe not Don't have a pic I need the most stuff Bears have their Silver Lonnie Walker and influx. That's cool. He goes to it's that is that Nash card sprint? Silver coming up. I know he inscribed that he inscribed his gold go to Nash cards, which was really cool Nash cards are good. Good dudes silver Jordan pool and rookie influx silver of Keegan Murray Oh Indy card exchange. It's another nice one. It's another very nice shop red Grand Theft Alvarado Jdub Silva March on Bochamp Vaughn's making a call if Marvin's there at three in the Patriots cut Vaughn's making a call on his frantic Max Christie Josh Green to 99 He went to high school in Indy got you Andrew Nemhard. That makes sense. Ask a ball state. Yes Yes, it is nice Benedict's Matherin to 75 Taylor Horton Tucker THT and rookie influx of Max Christie Draft MSJ MHA and draft Russ Mark Williams rookie equinox auto for the Hornets nice one there Charlotte Silver Brunson and did I say the wrong name? I meant Jacob Arabian my bad Hello rookie silver Derek white and a Caleb Euston All right, everybody again 16 to go 10 box basketball 16 to go Frons action ice and averaging like 25. Let's go again. How's it really? Not bad Pretty solid and you go bear got the win. Let's go. Did he let's go Now any Caroline Garcia. She's up a set Hubee her catch She know about Huey. I don't know anything about you. I gotta be real with you. He was nice. He was nice I I trust you honestly. I trust you on Hubee skill skill evaluation More than anybody else Coloco silver hardaway and rookie influx Johnny Davis Tennis TV They have a long break man, they get like the whole yeah Thanksgiving all the way to like New Year's basically True, they don't do anything Tatum that is gonna be 225 for the seas Tatum Some of our Corey Kisper and Keegan Murray incoming My Conley silver and rookie influx Malachi random number Jones. Oh David Thompson at 35 equinox red auto congrats Nuggets David Thompson Julius Randall and Mackie smat Silver Dante and silver Steph Curry flu Nuggets logo ah so awesome minor So dope silver Caleb Houston Steal the draft AJ Griffin CJ McCollum silver dire boy Yes, so D Trot the boss accent No, we can't like physically lucid the apace. I really can't 99 and Christian. He's just my good smile We had autos David Thompson Mark Williams Jake Liravia and Jeremy Sohan That'll do it for the break everybody. Thanks again for the Phil up next is one and one


Today's Army Reserve covers more than 20 time zones across five continents. We are a battle-tested force. Facing the future with sophisticated abstracts, we must shift our focus and continue to adapt. We must be physically fit, mentally tough, and determined to defeat the enemy and dominate our foes. America's Army Reserve, the most capable, combat-ready, lethal Federal Reserve force in the history of the nation.


What's the people matter here coming to you with a video this time?  They're darker in color. They're much more hard They are a Kala Chennai or Desi chickpeas While the regular Chennai or regular chickpeas are like this the Kala Chennai's are Darker in color, a little bit harder, a little bit smaller, but they're equally delicious and very healthy for you So to get the process started the first thing that you do need to do soak the Kala Chennai in water You take the dark chickpeas you cover them till water a little bit higher than the amount so if you do finger test if the Dry Chennai's are till here put the water till a little bit higher than the first break of your finger That way they are covered with water and soak them overnight if you can if you don't if you don't have time to soak them overnight At least soak them for six hours cause again They are really hard harder than the regular white Chennai and you don't need to add any salt or baking soda or anything Just water and put the Chennai's in. You will know when they are ready to be put in Instapot or a ninja foodie when you can press them with a little bit of force You can just break them like this. That's when you know it's going to be ready drain the water make sure to rinse them out and in goes the Chennai and Again, this is just one and a half cup of Chennai that were soaked for four hours And you want to put water on them and cover them and I've added about two and a half cups of water in it And now we need to add just salt. You don't need to add any other spices just two spoons of salt We will turn on We will turn on the ninja foodie and we'll set it to pressure Make sure the vent lid is not at vent but it is a seal and the reason why I'm making this video is because there was no guidelines Available on how to make Kale Chennai and some of the videos that I saw on YouTube about how to make Kale Chennai The Chennai was kacha here. Who makes Kache Chennai? We don't eat that. That's going to give you a belly ache Don't do that. Follow this advice. This is going to help you put the pressure cookie thingy on match the arrows Turn you'll hear the click and the timer on the high. We want to set it Believe it or not is going to be for 60 minutes 6-0. Yes people you heard it right and to make sure the Kale Chennai's are done proper We're going to set it for one hour one whole hour It seems like a lot, but it's not on a pressure cooker or electric pressure cooker or on ninja foodie or Instapot it will take that long because these are very rock hard Chennai So put it on pressure make sure the seal is closed make sure it's nice and secure and push the button It's going to pressurize and once it's done We're going to release the valve instantly and let out the steam all right So we are approaching the end of the 60 minutes that I had put the Kale Chennai or The dark chickpeas in Once that is done We are going to perform a quick release of The valve and then we can take a look how they look like and at that point We can see if they are well done or if they need a little bit more time or in Punjabi As you will say agar usma koi kasar rai gai hai aur thodi ji kasar rai gai hai We can find that out. All right. It has done. It has got the done Simple of course now it's going to warm up. We don't need to worry about the warmer part We're going to release it and what I will highly recommend is pick up one of these silicone Nozzle thing I will leave the product link in the description below take a look at it It's definitely worth it. There's no responsive video. So I bought it I use it because my cabinets are pretty low. I don't want them to get warped. So just put it on top and rotate and in cold weather you can even warm up your hands and The way that you will know that the ninja foodie has done venting all the steam this steel valve is going to drop Once that happens very carefully. This can be hot. I cook a lot. My hands are tough Just pick that up put that on to a side and then rotate this arrow to the open position and Always never lift it up straight through because the steam is going to come in lift it at a tilt angle and let the water drain through Like so and now using a wooden ladle or a silicone ladle just rotate it And yeah, there is a little bit of dark stuff that does come out That is from the Chennai itself. That is normal. That is expected and to test to see if the Chennai's did Galofai or did become al dente or tender pick it up with a spoon like one chana with a spoon and then just squash it and Instantly it breaks. So we know this is done. This is perfect because we added salt already When you're making the Tadka, please keep that in mind and again, you can squash it down a little bit There are there is barely any resistance. So they are holding up pretty well Go ahead and prepare your wet ingredients with an exception of tomatoes, which I don't have cut just yet I did chop onions and you want them to be finely chopped that way they do Disintegrate pretty quickly because we are going to be making it into a gravy that the chickpeas are going to go in I also took about four cloves or five cloves of garlic And about one inch of ginger along with three or four Thai chili peppers that are diced Finally again, all these ingredients are up to your liking up to your taste If you can't handle too many of them, don't push too much because a kadahi or a wok add a little bit of oil I'm using olive oil over here And I'm also going to add a little bit of cooking oil vegetable oil that way it doesn't smoke up Swirl that around that way the sides on stick I got my turka dhani or the namak dhani ready, and I'm going to be basically you can pick this up from the Indians They're extremely handy. I'm going to be putting in a small spoon of mustard seeds. Yes, these are whole mustard seeds and They will start popping We're also going to put in cumin and as soon as you start having the popping sound that's when you toss in the Bailey Now that that's done. Now we add the onions Always add away from yourself and this might look quite a bit, but the onions are going to cook and reduce So just shake them up Leave it on high heat and leave it open because we want the water to evaporate while this is going I'm going to be Dicing the tomatoes a few minutes of laps. I'm going to mix it up Some of the Indians have started to become golden brown. I'm going to move them aside a little bit As you can see, they have literally reduced quite a bit Now I'm going to be putting in Buddy lychee if you don't have buddy lychee, it's available at the Indian store Just break it apart. Just toss it in and also dry red chilies. Don't worry. They're not going to burn As soon as we toss it in we're going to mix them up and this is what my personal technique is I move the onions to the back move the Grahi or the wok a little back that have a little bit of oil and in this empty space I will toss in the ginger first ginger is a little bit more wholesome vegetable or wholesome group and goes a ginger along with a green chili and we just want the oils To get released. We just want to start smelling ginger and the green chilies aroma As soon as that happens that means the ginger has started to cook We're going to push that back once again And you're right in goes the garlic and Similar to before we're going to wait for the garlic to start releasing its aroma and its flavor Don't worry it looks chunky, but it's going to be fine at this point I've also put the heat down to low because now we want to slowly cook them If the oil is less at this point you can add it on the sides Now we can mix it up and leave the heat at low and once the onions have started to become golden brown and You can see the garlic and ginger also has started to assimilate and the aroma is filling the kitchen. This is when At the low gas We're going to be tossing in the dry spices and those dry spices are Chole masala you can get that at Any store preferably pick up MDH and pick up Punjab each for the masala turmeric powder red chili powder coriander and cumin powder Amchur powder, which is tanginess and a little bit of salt just dump it all in Right on top and we are going to light on the red chili because I know I did add green chili to it That goes in and now we stir it up And all these ingredients the dry ingredients also They are at your liking if you don't like too spicy of a food don't have to put too much of it I personally can handle my heat You know how I do cooking here and as soon as you start seeing the spices have started to separate or as soon as you start smelling the delicious aroma of the amazing aroma now we're going to add in tomatoes Tomatoes are going to prevent the burning of the spices from taking place And to speed up The gravy process you're going to be adding about quarter cup of hot water Let's go right in and Yes, our main intention basically at this point is to reduce it down and make it into a pulp Some people use a hand blender I personally don't prefer it because it pulverizes everything. It's a speedy process I personally put it at low heat and let it go and while the tomatoes might look whole they are going to disintegrate too and Tadka is ready and once you're done with the Tadka just drop it in the Ninja foodie pressure cook for two minutes that way the Tadka or the masala that you got ready can seep in and Can get well absorbed by the channels


In our previous video, we introduced the idea of a linear code, which is gonna be the null space of some matrix H. So for this example, we're gonna use this matrix right here, this three by five matrix. And so we talked about the efficacy of such a code. We are able to decide, oh, our code could detect two errors and correct them all, right? But we have to also talk about what does the encoding map, what does the decoding map look like if we're using a linear code? It turns out that the matrix in play gives us exactly the tools we need to be able to do. In this video, I wanna talk about the decoding process because if we're talking about the null space, the null space is gonna be all these vectors y such that H y is equal to zero, the zero vector. So we can actually check very quickly whether a vector is a code word or not by multiplying that code word by H because H x should equal zero. Let's take, for example, a code. Let's take the code 0 1 0 0 1 1, right? Now a code word needs to have the same number of bits as the columns of the matrix. Other than that, clearly it would be totally bonkers. Matrix multiplication wouldn't work here. But if we multiply the matrix H by this code, this receive message, I should say. We don't actually know if it's code word yet. That's what we're checking. Let's go through the arithmetic here.  Essentially, you're just taking the dot product of the rows of H with the vector and play right here.  So that adds up to be two, which two, of course, reduces to zero mod two, okay? Then we do the second row times this vector right here and we're going to get a zero, a one, a zero, a zero, a one and a one. That adds up to be three, which reduces to one, mod two. And then finally, I will just clear off all of this off the screen. And then finally we take the third row times the vector and play right here.  That just becomes a one, of course. And so notice here, we end up with a zero, one, one, which honestly we could have stopped at this stage right here because this vector right here is not the zero vector. So the fact that H times X doesn't give you zero, this tells us that X is not in the null space of A. Therefore, error, error, error, we've just detected an error, right? Because the received code or the received message is not a legitimate code word because it's not inside of the null space. So one nice thing about linear codes is that the detection of errors is just comes down to matrix multiplication. When my receiver gets the message, we multiply it by the matrix, the matrix A for which the linear code is been derived from. If we get zero, that means it's a legitimate code word, we receive the message correctly. If we get something other than zero, it means there was an error. And so then the receiver has to either correct the error, which we'll talk about how to do that later, or we have to ask for retransmission because either way we know an error was detected. The encoding process is a little bit more involved and we'll talk about that in the next video.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2022 Dodge Charger RT Plus Blacktop with the Performance Handling Package is stock number 14497Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used car and Dodge Charger headquarters. This 2022 Dodge Charger has the 5.7 liter V8 Hemi engine, puts out 370 horsepower, paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission. This car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluid have been checked and topped off and this car is 100% ready to go. Super good looking, brand new color. First time I've ever seen this color, I'm going to go all the way around in this video. Inside, start it up, take a look under the hood, show you the options and give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. Like I said, Smoke Show Clear Coat is the color. I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel, click the bell notifications and get updates on the videos I do each and every day, as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walk-arounds on YouTube and stay current on our ever-changing and vast sports car inventory so you do not miss out on gems. Like this one, this one comes with the 20 inch Lights Out painted alloy wheels. It's part of the performance handling group. You also get the black Rambo brakes on here with that group. It has Goodyear Eagle RSA tires. These are 245, 45 ZR20s and they have just about all the tread left on them. Very low miles on this car. This is a one owner clean title history, clean car facts out of Michigan. Front fender is absolutely perfect. You get the blacked out headlight bezels, LED headlamps, LED running lights and LED fog lamps. They are super bright when I get done with the video here. We're going to turn all those on so you can see just how bright they are. You get the blacked out Dodge logo on the grille part of that black top package. This one does have the single cove induction hood. I really like that hood on here. It looks really good and the hood itself is in excellent shape. No major dents or dings on there. Let me know what you think of this color. I think it's really, really good looking. Almost like a blue, but more gray. Really good looking. Passengers side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. Just a couple little water spots, but very nice and clean. As you go down this side of this 2022 Dodge Charger, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the car here, the car, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at. Before you even get here, so when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises. And you can make a smart and informed mind decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that mind decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back wheel is absolutely perfect as well. And the back tires have just about all the tread left on them as well. You can kind of see under there, nice and clean. No corrosion. Coming around the back here, you get the LED racetrack tail lamps, the deck lid spoiler, the chrome tipped dual rear exhaust, backup parking sensors as well. The rear bumper is absolutely perfect, the trunk lid is perfect. I like that they have the button back here to open that trunk. Then you get a nice car cover. It's kind of like a jacket material, really, really cool. And underneath here is your tire and flutter kit and your battery. Also nice, big storage area there as well. But very nice and clean, those seats do fall down for extra storage. That trunk lid shuts nice and solidly, solidly coming around the driver's side just as clean as I passed on your side. No major dents or dings on the rear quarter or door. And for full disclosure, this back wheel, just as nice as the rest. Doors are in great shape. Does have the blind spot monitoring, heated mirrors, has the enter and go system.  No rips, no tears. Like I said, these seats do fall down for extra storage. Go back up like that. These back seats are heated on the outboard side, two USBs, and the factory floor mats are back here. Everything's very nice and clean. I don't think this car's ever been smoked in. Child safety locks on the back door is in the inside of the doors all look really good. Up front, you get that same leather and Alcantara suede bucket seats. No rips, no tears on these seats. They are in fantastic condition. Power driver's seat with lumbar. You get the bright pedals in there. Auto headlamps, power telescopic and tilt steering wheel. And power windows locks and mirrors, memory driver's seat and the Alpine premium sound system. Hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, and everything that this one has to offer on the interior. You can see this one only has 1,084 miles on it. You get these seven inch LCD display on there, digital spinometer, instrument cluster is very nice and clean. The performance handling group also gives you the flat bottom steering wheel. This is a heated steering wheel. Cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. Audio controls in the back of the steering wheel when you do get the paddle shifters on there. So it comes with the 8.4 4C radio. You get AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities as well as AUGS and USB hookups. You have your heated and cooled seat buttons as well as your heated steering wheel controls. And then you get all your different apps on here including performance pages and projection manager. So while this one doesn't have the factory navigation system, project your cell phone up there with Waze or Google Maps since like you have Navra in the screen. We did a demo with Android Auto on an 8.4 if you wanna check that out. That's in the upper right hand part of the screen. And then you get your climate controls on here as well which includes those dual climate controls and your fan settings there. This is also where your backup camera shows up. I think I gotta have the car on for that to work. Then you get your performance pages.  So here are the performance pages. You get your different widgets that you can set up there. Then you have all your different timers, your gauges, G-Force, engine and dyno. Obviously if it was started that'd be a little bit different. Keyless entry with remote start, your 8-speed automatic transmission and the passenger side format and seat are in excellent condition as well. Once again, it smells very clean inside this car. I don't think it's ever been smoked in and you do get the power sunroof up there. Home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems and map lights up there as well as assist and SOS buttons in the mirror. Let's start it up and take a look under the hood. Check out all those lights. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. There's your backup camera that is working nicely. Yeah, very nice car. I wanted to check out those tail lights as well. Definitely know when you're following a charger. Very distinct racetrack tail lamps going all the way across the trunk lid. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course, cleanliness of this car all the way around inside. Now, get those LED headlamps, LED running lights and LED fog lamps. They are all very bright. And under the hood, we have the 5.7 liter V8 Hemi engine and it's very clean. Runs very smooth. Once again, this car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this car is 100% ready to go. There's the emission sticker. Shocks are doing a great job holding that hood up. And I would highly recommend this car from a quality and condition standpoint. I would ship this one anywhere back to Michigan, California, Texas, New York, Florida. Whoever's gonna get this car is gonna be absolutely very happy with it. And to see more pictures of this car or one of our other 550 new and used cars, trucks, SCVs, minivans, Wranglers, Chargers, Challengers, Corvats, Camaros, Mustangs. You name it, we gotta go to the website right there summitauto.com, full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle all at summitauto.com. If you want to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. Click the bell notifications, get updates in the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and sports car walk-arounds on YouTube. And stay current on our ever-changing and vast inventory of sports cars here at Summit Auto so you do not miss out on rare and unique cars like this one. In fact, in a second, you will see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel, the upper left. A link to all the Dodge Chargers videos I've ever done in the upper right. A link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left. And a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right. Click those, check us out. We're super excited to help you with this Ultra Clean 2022 Dodge Charger RT Plus Blacktop with the Performance Handling Group in Smoke Show Clear Coat. Thank you so much for checking out the video. Remember to like, subscribe, and share on the YouTube channel. I really appreciate it. Thanks again. Have a great day.


Hey guys, welcome to another summer racing Episode project. Well, it's no it's no longer ice My rest says it's been nine months We've been working on the bumper and what bumper stuff not there. Let me show you the bumper. So this is the bumper Yeah, with your directions So this is the bumper. This is this is the side. I did this is still soft and it's been sitting this here for what two weeks now Yeah, two weeks So not enough hardener Curly see-off look over here. Oh because it dries too fast. Okay, this side I mixed the amount you told me to mix anyways guys never mind the bumper never mind the bumper painted this part black because it Would it showed through the grill so because if we see white Anyways, we're doing camber bolts On all four and we have done the rear that's done I'm gonna explain how we did it. We're also cleaning out Well, look at this brakes are rusty. This car has been sitting for months. Anyways, we have an issue with camber bolts Okay, guys, so the one on the right is The original Subaru front camber bolt goes on the top hole of the knuckle as you can see It's got a bulge like a camshaft, I guess and This is sixteen point Let's call it three sixteen point three millimeters And this is tight inside the knuckle, right as you can see this one. This is a 14 mil bolt and this guy is 14 What half a millimeter less 14, okay, so 14 so we're missing Half 2.3 Millimeters millimeters another problem is that this is the bolt itself is skinnier So it travels back and forth on the actual strut, right? That's how you get your camber You are after you install this you want to push in the knuckle the top side and that will give you more angle more negative camber but that creates a problem and Happened to me years and years ago on the STI I Installed these on the front and these guys let go on me and moved Out so gave me positive camber because of the cornering right aggressive cornering because you know, there's there's still play inside Not with these. This is so much thicker. So this the thickness of this bolt holds You know that you have like maybe let's say a difference of Half a millimeter play with this one to probably four millimeters of play, right? Yeah, three four, okay so Don't forget that that tab. Oh, yeah, this on that washer when you're installing it supposed to be You want to go to the strut? Oh, we have a strut. Yeah, bring this strut here. So these install Yeah, so these install like that right looking at the knock You stand stand it up So use install this tab to the towards you so this will create a little bit of Will give you a less play, right and This guy this is a modified one. I'm gonna talk about it in a sec. Oh, yeah, never mind Yeah, I won't be able to fit that one in Wrong side This is a No, it's not never mind And the other washer goes on this side So this these bolts are good because they have two washers on both sides, right and then the nut goes on here Look at the play. That's what I'm talking about, right? because of the less But we don't have that much play on the strut that's what I was referring to the tab takes takes out some of the play it's not Yeah, if I move the tab Downward so doesn't you know affect anything. I have we get more play, but that's not enough. This still may may move Okay, another problem Kind of missed it Put that one in in the inside. We forget the washer for now. So this is the That's the aftermarket super super super knuckle and aftermarket bolt and with the The cat the low load. It's not enough. It's smaller than original The most negative position you will have still play you can push the knuckle Inside and that's why we modified the bolt so to avoid knuckle going back and forth What we're trying to say is to get the actual was advertised on these cam bolts. Was it one negative one point seven five? Yeah, plus plus plus minus one point seven five. I think that's what the advertising them to But you still gotta push it in right? To get at one point seven five. Let's say for example But if you just push again, there's nothing holding it To for it to come out again do negative or a positive camber because you aren't under a hard cornering, right? Because if you if you think about that ball being inside the bore of the knuckle that the top bore the top bore basically to get one point seven will be resting on this part of the bolt and This lobe will be touching nothing. This is right So you have that extra play about whatever that is, you know quarter of an inch or wherever And in in a hard cornering, you know, if this is the the the the bore it will move on you and they will give you positive positive Comber so Rob actually modified So I we took a measurement we took a measure because this part this lobe fits nicely It's snug in the knuckle, right? So we want to take this measurement and basically weld Extra metal on this lobe and grind it down so you get this measurement, right? So you can still fit it into the knuckle and this is what came up came out to be like that And this is actually exactly so you came out with it. It's actually a little bit tighter 16.2.  No, that's fine. No, no, no, I think you have to Zero it always zero it before you So what original one right here? So original is 1635 Modified is 1648 1639 yeah, almost there Yeah, point zero something to whatever thicker right but check this out. I Mean you know if we push it in it goes in right? That's the whole point, but there's no play at all Yeah, you can't play play then then lobe is we're Lobe is here. That would be the most negative Okay, so now it's tight So but there's still play there's still play because the bolt is Is thinner than the original bolt even there's still a tiny bit of play on the original bolt I suppose maybe so you can get the bolt in and out but we plan to do more modifications and Maybe weld a little bit more metal on this tab. So when it goes in it will move the Washer it will take up that slack, right exactly So so your ball will be resting on this part here and then this part right here. Yeah You know instead of being like a oval this way will be all like just smaller oval like a eclipsed thing All right guys, so I didn't really record any of this we've been working on this I don't know three hours for now doing other stuff, too Obviously we had our across tomorrow always, you know at the last minute right always Like you know we had months to finish all this Anyways, we've got to clean out the brakes the the rotors Because it's been sitting for months and it's everything's rusty. I barely actually made it out Because everything the brakes were rusted in Seized so we're gonna finish this up and I'm gonna see you with the car down see what kind of negative camber we have actually Obtained try to try to get put it in comments Yeah, so I do have actually I did some measuring Before I did Yeah, but the floor is You know, I gotta say that the floor is not nowhere near level. So this is a I guess You know look at it with a with a squinted eye. Okay, so Originally supposedly we had negative point four of negative camber point four on the front And about the car sitting on the wheels, right? Yeah on wheels on wheels And then about I would say maybe negative point eight I'm guessing right here because I have a negative point five on the rear right and negative one point five on the rear left But I know for a fact that that part of the floor rear left is Kind of dip because you can see there. You know my fault is cracked a little bit in that part. So, you know, anyways So kind of, you know, meet in the middle. I'm guessing negative 0.8 camber on the rear, okay I'm gonna work once we get it down. I'm gonna drive it get it on the same You know spot and do the same measurements I have done before we even Started working on this. I see you in a few guys check it out our just insanely beautiful bumper and Then check out this camber. I don't know if you're gonna see it on the camera But we do have some negative Cambridge.  Let's see from this angle Can you see I Guess kind of I don't know but we do have at least two degrees Would you say two degrees in the front? Look? Yeah, yeah, so we're probably over two degrees on everywhere I would say so Good news You know, you know, if you've been following this, you know the story behind this. This is an auction car We still didn't register it. We've been trying for Since January is amazing. We still got a pain This car Almost a year now, maybe no less over a year. Yeah, I bought it last year like a Anyways, we still got a paint the bumper obviously then we're gonna give it to Friend of ours to actually get it Pass inspection and then we can actually excuse the noise Get it registered and then we will do whatever the hell we want with it Including more modifications for the to the camber bolts and we will you will see tomorrow if they will actually move out or not And that's that's probably it guys See you next time most likely at the arrow cross


Proudly, We Hail was a public service show for the Army and Air Force that first aired for a period of four months in 1941 on CBS. The show returned to the airways from 1946 through 1957 and aired on as many as 1,300 radio stations. The 1941 shows were billed as a program designed to strengthen the mainstream of the defense machine, the workers in the arsenal of democracy, during a time of unlimited national emergency. This was a time of the build-up of tensions in the Far East, just prior to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Major Boes and Jane Froman kicked off the first 30-minute show on the CBS network on June 8, 1941, and the show ran during the summer until September 21, mostly on Friday nights, with different hosts and participants. Unfortunately, none of these original shows are in circulation or known to exist. In 1946, Hollywood producer CP McGregor put together a series that was to be used as a public service in support of the Army and Air Corps recruitment departments. He had a lot of contacts in the radio industry but did not have direct access to the networks. As a result, he targeted independent stations, and by the week of July 10, 1946, had assembled over 350 stations into his independent network for the first broadcast of the syndicated show. There were 136 shows in the first series. The shows were initially 15 minutes long and included recruitment ads along with a short play featuring a big-name Hollywood star. Later shows in the series finished with a short interview with that star. McGregor pulled off a major coup when he recruited Clark Gable for the first show. Other major actors agreeing to participate were Robert Mitchum, Glenn Ford, Alan Ladd, Preston Foster, Vincent Price, Barry Sullivan, Harold Perry, William Holden, Edward G. Robinson, and many others. McGregor was born in 1897 and would pass away in 1968. While active, he was known as the demil of the discs. He produced and distributed many syndicated shows such as Cecil and Sally, The Shadow, The La Rosa Hollywood Theatre of Stars, Salute to Reservists, Obsession, Heartbeat Theatre, Skippy Hollywood Theatre, Lux Radio Theatre, Eb and Zeb, and many more. He also produced hundreds of recording sessions with artists such as Charlie Parker, Stan Keaton, Peggy Lee, Led Belly, and many more jazz and contemporary artists. The Library of Congress has possession of the McGregor collection masters and recording ledgers from 1931 to 1970. A Google search of CP McGregor will give additional details about his remarkable involvements in radio transcriptions. Now back to the show. Not all stations in the network would broadcast the show on the same date. Newspaper references indicated that a particular program would be broadcast at different locations on dates that were months apart. For ease of reference, however, we have used the date of the release as part of the filename. The first 78 shows were of the 15 minute variety, but starting with show 79, the program would be 30 minutes long still following the same format of a recruitment announcement, the first half of a play featuring a big name actor, a longer recruitment announcement, the second half of the play, another brief recruiting announcement, and finally by an interview. The first of the 30 minute shows featured Esther Williams and was released the week of January 11, 1948. The program must have enjoyed quite a wide audience. Newspaper clippings as well as announcements during the program indicated by early 1948 the independent network had grown to over a thousand stations and by mid-1948 the program was heard over 1300 stations. CP McGregor served as host and Wendell Niles as announcer for the second series of 103 shows called Series G. These shows followed the same format as the original series and were also released one show per week. The second series episode numbering is confusing because the first label printed with Series G begins with episode number 20 and is dated February 20, 1949. Disc inscriptions that is to say the etchings cut into the disc itself indicate that Series G extends back to October 10, 1948, which is titled Suzy of the Sawdust, which is episode 118. Unfortunately, we are missing the 14 transcription discs between episode 110 and 125 and until these etchings on these discs can be examined our assumptions to date and numbering remain to be confirmed and are subject to correction. Up through Series G, the proudly we hail program has always been a radio log compilers nightmare. Many broadcast dates and episode numbering have been added to this collection, corrections and additions to previous radio logs are now possible and the old time radio researchers database known as Otter now has reasonably accurate results. If all of this episode numbering is a confusing mess to follow, a clear idea can be gleaned by referring to the program spreadsheet found on CD number one. The file is named TitlesSourcesArtists.xlsx in the anthology slash episode details sub-directory. Now the last show of Series G hosted by McGregor with Wendell Niles as announcer is dated September 24, 1950 and titled Back Home. This is episode number 103. The program continued with episode number 104, but it was no longer labeled as Series G. C. Tracey took over the hosting duties for shows 104 through 147. Then Paul Lucas served as host for shows 148 through 155 and followed by Conrad Nagel for shows 156 through 173. Kenneth Bangerd served as announcer for shows 104 through 173. Then starting with episode 174, Kenneth Bangerd would solo as host and announcer for the Series through number 284. By episode 200 or so, no movie stars or famous names appeared in the shows. The series continued through episode 464, which was released in August of 1957. There are still many missing episodes and your help in filling in these gaps is requested. Please contact Mike Herron or David Oxford of the old time radio researchers group if you can add a recording. If you have a real to real cassette or transcription disc and need help digitizing these recordings, please allow us to do this for you. Transcription discs and their etchings would be particularly helpful to confirm titles and dates. We believe you'll find this series quite interesting, well-recorded and very well-performed. For old time radio researchers, I'm your announcer, Patrick Andre. Enjoy the show.


This module may have lesser invertebrate cycloin force code discussed correctly. Cycleoforce, this is the phyla. This word is a combination of two Greek words, Cycleon meaning small wheel and Phora mean carry. This is the mostly recently described animal phyla that is included in this minor invertebrates. In its members there is only one species known as Simbio Pandora. Usually these animals are acylomide, marine and bilateral symmetrical. They live in association with the mouth parts of the lobsters. The body of the feeding stage of Simbion that consists of a funnel which is known as buccal funnel, a trunk, a stalk that ends in the adhesive disc. A disc to have this attaches to the sitae on the mouth parts of the lobster host. The buccal funnel contains the mouth and is surrounded by a ring of compound cilia and these cilia are usually used for filter feeding. Outside the body there is a cuticle. The mouth this leads into a U shaped gut tract. Protonephridia are present and these protonephridia are used in excretion. Asexual reproduction will take place and asexual feeding stage of Simbion is usually 0.3 millimeter tall. It can reproduce asexually by producing a larval stage which is known as Pandora. This is released from the body and ultimately it streams and settles on the same host. Because of this asexual reproduction large number of Simbion can be seen on one host. After settling and attaching new individual usually develops a buccal funnel and once this buccal funnel is developed they start their own feeding and then do not depend upon the host for feeding. Sexual reproduction is apparently correlated to the mold cycle of the lobster. However some hormonal changes can take place and hormones they are produced from the lobster signal Simbion and when the molting phenomena of molting takes place. Male and female stages are produced within the bodies of feeding and that contains the mature female. As the female escapes from its maternal feeding individual fertilization occult then female settles on to the lobster's mouth parts. The female contain a single large fertilized egg. If then the female dies leaving a cuticular shell containing a cordoid larva. This larva cordoid larva is the dispersal stage. It is free swimming and it may settle on the mouth appendages of a new lobster host. Here is the diagram showing the different features of cyclopores that we discussed. Here you can see its epidermis, its compound cilia of mouth ring, neck, ganglion that is brain, gut lining cilia, digestive tract, developing mouth ring of internal bud, adhesive disc. Through this this will attach to the lobster, lobster setae and these are epithelial cells and this is the anus. So this is the minor invertebrate cyclopores having only one species symbion Pandora.