I want to say simply but sincerely that we are sorry and I wish to show them that while my administration continues to hold the trust, we will do everything we can do to end the nightmare experience with St. Jude Hospital and to ensure that it is never repeated. On January 18, 2023, Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre tabled a motion in Parliament to debate and examine the recommendations of the St. Jude Hospital Reconstruction Project Review Committee. The review committee was appointed in 2021 and comprised a seven-member cohort of professionals who analyzed the events surrounding the St. Jude Hospital Reconstruction Project initiated after the fateful fire of 2009. So in spite of the million dollars the minister that was spent, just for him not to continue a project so that he could not continue the mandate of the government at the time, Mr. Speaker. So we found why the project was not continued. Pure political retribution. So your Lord the people of the country to suffer, you'll have a hundred and eighteen million dollars to remain on the ground because you do not want to follow the mandate of the last government. Expenditure for the St. Jude Hospital Reconstruction Project accelerated from an initial half million dollar first works contract awarded in 2010 to an estimated 98 million dollar valuation by the end of 2016. In 2016 construction was halted for nearly three years. Consequently the Phase 1 site along with already procured materials and equipment deteriorated. By 2019 the St. Jude Hospital Reconstruction Project deviated from the Phase 1 trajectory. In less than three years between 2019 and 2021 Phase 2 was erected at an estimated cost that exceeds 100 million dollars. Nearly completed buildings on the Phase 1 site valued at approximately 7 million dollars were demolished to accommodate Phase 2 construction. They did not want the people of St. Lucia to be in St. Jude only because St. Jude was being constructed by the government of the St. Lucia Labour Party. The only reason why. So they allowed the inventory and I challenged them, I challenged them to say that this, that that's not true. The inventory, apart from you damage two buildings, you bulldoze them seven million dollars. You have millions of dollars of inventory, you're allowed to rot and you're allowed to spoil it because you only practice political retribution. And now we are still trying to salvage part of it, but we may have to throw it away. Millions of dollars of equipment. What did the committee recommend, Mr. Speaker? The committee recommended that we should not continue work in the second phase which I'm going to refer to now as the box. The review committee's findings and recommendations would also inform the peer administration on the way forward to completing construction. However, various government funded audits and technical reviews on the St. Jude Hospital Reconstruction Project have unanimously concluded the previously abandoned phase one project was salvageable. Furthermore, the transfer of St. Jude Hospital operations from the George Audlem stadium could have been facilitated from as early as 2017. They are pretending that there was no money to complete the original St. Jude Hospital. But let me tell you what, they spent 89.3 million dollars, let me tell you where they got the money from, 10 million dollars loan, which is the same loan we took in October 2014, 10 million US dollars loan and a 20 million dollar US loan in January 2020, Mr. Speaker. So they had 13 million dollars' worth of cash available to complete the original St. Jude. 30 million US, Mr. Speaker. Prime Minister Peer has endeavored to do what his predecessors did not in the last 13 years, complete the St. Jude Hospital Reconstruction Project guided by technical expertise from a diverse group of professionals, the roadmap to completion has been plotted. Currently, the first phase of the resumed St. Jude Hospital Reconstruction Project is advancing. The subsequent construction phases will address and correct design flaws and eventually bring the entire facility into practical completion. Every man and woman in this room and every man and woman of good will, our motive, Mr. Speaker, our aim, our objective, which we will do as soon as possible opportunity is to move the people of St. Nusha from the George Ortleham Stadium and put them in better condition. That is our singular, most important mission and vision, Mr. Speaker.


Hey y'all, welcome back to the Fire and Water Cooking Channel, I'm Darren and today this is going to be part of our teaching, one of our teaching Tuesday episodes and since it's close to Thanksgiving Christmas time, everybody's going to be cooking turkey. I'm going to go ahead and show you how to break a turkey down so you can eat it the easier way. We're going to break it down into white and dark meat, separate the legs and the thighs and we're going to cut the breast away from the bone. So I'm going to show you how to do that. I'll be right back. All right all, I'm going to do this as a close-up since it's best since we're doing this, breaking this thing down. I don't want to have you guys trying to see it from far away. What we're doing here is I took it out of the bag of the packaging. This is about a 20 pounder, right at just a shy over 20 pounds. What we're going to do is just break this whole thing down. We're going to remove the skin and the meat completely together and then we're going to package it up separately and then we're going to cook it in another video here. The first thing you want to do when you're breaking a turkey down completely is go ahead and cut, you can cut the skin away here from the leg and the chest cavity so it can open up a little bit and what you want to do is kind of separate this, move it around, get these joints so that they kind of get exposed because all we want to do is be able to come with our knife and cut through there instead of having to you know cut through the big parts of cartilage or anything. So really just take both sides and just cut through that skin, move these joints, just kind of move them away so we can get them exposed, pop them out so that we can cut through them a little bit as they're easier. Do the same thing with the wings just kind of from the chest here just kind of get it all get it all moving if you want to just get it so that that joint is exposed so we can get our knife through it. So I'm going to go ahead and do the wing first here just kind of show you if we get that popping out you can even kind of try to dislocate it if you want to that makes it easier for you but just get it so where you can expose it so you can actually find that joint don't really have to pop it out all the way just so I can get right around it so you're going right at the joint not going through a lot of cartilage. See how I'm going to go that was tossing on my pan over here. So let's give this since we're going to work this one side I want to go ahead and work the leg here like I said you want to do the same thing you want to kind of push that leg back to expose that joint right there and you can just come right around with your knife it makes it a lot easier to get this whole thing off just cut right through where that joint is cut through the skin and the meat fat there you go now you've got your leg and I'm going to go ahead and separate the leg and the thigh and I'm going to feel for that joint right there and do the same thing and just run my knife right through that joint I'm going to leave the thighs in the bone and I'm going to leave the skin on when we cook these in our other video so my daughter loves legs so I'm going to leave the leg and cook the legs and the thighs today but what I'm going to do when I cook those I'm going to cook them in a different temperature than the breasts so as you can see I've got one leg and one thigh gone and now what I'm going to do I'm going to go ahead and try to remove as much of the breast meat as possible and what I'm going to do is I'm kind of going to start right down here where I remove the wing and the thigh and I'm just going to cut a line here I'm not going to go all the way just going to kind of cut a tracer line just so I know where my end is going to be you see that just the not all the way just kind of down to the bone just straight in just so I know I got a little flap here that I can hang on to when I'm cutting the rest of that breast meat out that I can know where I'm going to so all right so I got that started so now I'm going to go ahead and get right up here at the top you can feel that breast bone and I'm just going to take it right to that edge where that breast bone starts right on the right side or where I want to start cutting and I'm just going to start cutting it right down keeping this tight to that breast bone as possible I'm just going to go straight down I said just kind of keep it right push it up against that bone and just kind of pull it through it's always good to start with a really sharp knife and I'm just going to keep cutting and sawing it till we get down to that flap that we cut and it's just going to pull right away cut any extra skin or anything you got here get through that membrane I'm just going to cut right around that wing joint and there you go well there's one half of the breast and I'm going to keep this just like this as well I'm not going to I'm going to keep the skin on it and cook it just like this we're going to kick it without the bone we're going to make another big pot of stock with this bone and we're done today so all right so you can see I cleaned that one side got all the meat from the breast bone there's maybe just a tiny bit of meat left on here but that's going to be good for our stock so got the wing cleaned out pretty good the thigh and the leg so and that's all I'm going to do on that side but there you go there's our cavity got most of the meat off that we want very little left on the cavity so that's how you do it guys I mean that's how you break down a turkey it's not very hard I got my two good size breast boneless breasts here I got two good legs and two bone in thighs and that's it that's how you break down a turkey or you can do the same thing with a chicken um but turkey it just makes a little bit more sense when you're trying to cook them sous vide if you're not spatch cocking it um this is probably the the best way to get your dark meat and your white meat cooked to the exact temperature that you want them because we're going to cook the uh the white meat to a little bit less temperature like 148 sous vide for four hours four and a half hours and we're going to cook the dark meat to 158 so you make sure that dark meat gets done renders that fat down that we want and then we're going to throw it on the grill afterwards so there you go guys I hope that helps you out and make sure you follow us on facebook on instagram make sure you like this video subscribe hit the bell button for notifications and I will see you again on my next video thanks for watching


hello hello hello out there in YouTube land hey welcome back it must be Thursday it must be Thursday we have ladies night tonight so it's time to get warmed up with a little bit of soldering action I guess you'd say what's up what is up what is up my beautiful friends how are we today please feel free to let me know in the chat I see some people already here thank you for showing up on this lovely Thursday in the bunker see mega cards thank you Tony Escobar welcome thank you Chris Broome thank you gee hello hello Belmont thank you for being here as always the legend mmm what's up stutter and stick 23 so as you relax get warmed up and I get warmed up and we have the keys the keys getting tickled back there today we're gonna finish up the lovely Sony pvm 1340 that we worked on yesterday now I saved a little time for all of you if you watched yesterday's stream you got to see us actually add a modification to the pvm and then we took it apart pulled 43 capacitors out of the main deflection board and now we're ready to install the new caps or placement caps I went ahead and pre-built the cap kit here how awesome is that so that's how it's gonna save a lot of time all 43 caps are sitting in this lovely tray thank you Jake and Basil welcome great great great great so let's roll through what we need to get job the job excuse me done today not just the capacitors you saw right there and there is there is a bit of brand mix in here you know we've got it all we got Nisha Khan we got Rubicon we got worth we got probably a couple more Kemet maybe for one and they are solid 105 degrees modern-day equivalents of greatness there and then of course the homemade capacitor kit which I will translate to a modern Google document and publish over on the Retro Tech Patreon discord there so there's page two page three that's all been what we were working on yesterday and the Valentine's Day stream so I hope everybody had just a spectacular evening and I hope you all are ready so let's talk about the tools we need I will be using you know just in case I need to get in there tight somewhere we're gonna be using a couple snips some tweezers ESD safe tweezers we have of course some cutters flush cutters right there classic we'll need those to trim up our capacitor legs for the new capacitors solder reel solder reel anybody want to know my secret solder formula here let's see what what I use oh man the label is gone I can't remember the exact it's been ripped off it's in my records it's kester kester the best or all right and of course my FX 951 HACO magic wand here will do all the dirty work for us okay I so have a set of helping hands to stabilize the board as I work on it because it's a little awkward so sit out of view for you guys but yeah I changed it up I went with the blues today because hey maybe you got the Valentine's Day blues since it's over baby don't worry you're in the bunker now it's time to celebrate drop a like for the Steve man please come on feed the algorithm with a like feed the algorithm with the lucky like please just one like turns into 10 new views and that's all I got to sing to you on this lovely Thursday if you remain in in the bunker let's get ready let's get ready here here's our board now I did get some great tips okay this camera was glitching out on me yesterday as many of you know this camera was glitching thanks Lee I got some advice from a special someone I'm gonna write him back I can't remember I'm sorry I can't remember your name on top of my head I did get your email and I actually changed up my USB configuration it seems to be working a little better so hopefully camera won't be glitching today and if it isn't we'll have a complete success for that and future streams and that's what we get the work of the community here helping things get better baby so let's get started we get some things rearranged all right hey everybody sip him if you got him I'm sipping on some lovely coffee out here today oh yeah mark that was you thank you yeah I've had some issues that I realized that both cameras were running like you said off the same super speed port I didn't even realize it and it seemed to just put the switch them up and put them in a different port and it's I'm not seeing it do that yet so thank you mark mark Robertson thank you right you're from are you from Australia mark mate or am I wrong let's get started there we go all right got my wand here let's let it warm up we definitely got coal in the house taking a nap well cheers to you mate and you're sleeping disorder maybe here we go so we're gonna start by installing some capacitors let's see what we got now working off my legendary list my legendary list here this is page one I think yes and as I go I'll mark them off there's my tools everything's warmed up now now if what I remember is correct let's start over in this area 519 yeah that's one of the first ones 519 535 what's 535 535 is a big one 250 47 and it should be down in here you get easier as I get some of these out there's our 250 47 and then we need a 25 volt 220 I think we have two of those in here somewhere they're red aren't they no that's 100 that's not the right one we check each other here that's how we get it get it working 25 220 let's install those first two oh I forgot one here you know I had a the weird thing is I tried to install an extra card into this into this PC and it just didn't work out like it kept knocking out the graphics card and I couldn't figure out a configuration no matter what I did I couldn't find anything in a manual and even if I followed it it wouldn't didn't really work out for some reason I'm not sure so I'm gonna brace this up here kind of this way with this helping hand see that helps a little bit buried bits the easy answer your question is yes if the housing is really bad just remove it let it sit alone outside or something if you have to for a while hopefully the earth will eventually help it demagnetize I've had them be really bad all right let's get in here and install some of these capacitors C5 well sorry 519 it's the red one right in here a cold snoring away right down there we have the legs 535 I think is the other one which is up here so I'm just gonna try to get it in here I can't really see here we go there we go that's a lovely little Rubicon right in there so if you buried bits if you go to my channel page and go to the shorts page I actually have a short where I demonstrate that I don't have that many shorts so it doesn't take that long to find it it's like the most stubborn PVM or something hey Edward welcome in today how you doing up so you could see it's not just it's not that it does happen number one's done there we go to lovely Saturday a day for the blues no what if there was just a live stream of the dog snoring ASMR I mean that dog snores loud sometimes that dog is a good eight feet from the microphone between them between the blues and the dog it's a chill zone in here that's I mean it is a super chill axed zone I'm refloating some solder on that that's the hot right there just while I'm down here actually buried bits Belmont looks like he's shared a link for it thank you Belmont let's just turn that up a little bit more because I don't really have again too much to say I'll come in here but I'll give you something to listen to is I'm gonna pay for the music let's enjoy it whatever I'm gonna have to reflow solder on almost the entire deflection block here it's so old keep that hand steady boys it's also an opportunity to check the quality of all the other parts as you go through here yeah see I want this lovely set to last Ronnie you made it welcome in screen now no good drift sometimes as long as you don't overdo it that's the thing if it's too high there's a range on there you can cut if you want to use a oscilloscope you could do it according to the manual but you get it in that range without that's some nasty solder down here the dog snored I'm about to fall asleep to like take a little nap fall asleep with the iron on here that'll be a nightmare so yeah I had a bulldog I thought he snored boy then I got this pug and then my wife was like they offered a surgery I said what yeah cuz it got some bad I don't know so he's never had any problems breathing really so it's very active too that dog on it he can snore better than granddad it's like when your granddad goes in it says oh come on great son let's go watch some golf and five minutes later he's snoozing turn that golf on get him some snacks get him in a lazy boy and granddad is out my granddad one of them and he was hilarious he would he loved to sneak out to the golf course like and then cuz then he could bump cigarettes bump cigarettes off one of my uncles and smoke them because my grandma wasn't around Marlboro Reds and then he would he didn't show me that he did that you know till he became till I was I visited when high school right then I remember he tried to take me out to this local bar and get me a drink and of course they wouldn't serve me because I was like 17 or something course back at his day they probably serve you if you were like 15 in the bar right hilarious if you still got grandparents cherish them because one day you wake up you're older and they're gone and all you have are the amazing memories those amazing memories getting real fresh over here on the flyback actually that's what I just reflowed down in here that's the flyback transformer I got kids now of course most of you know that one's about to be 13 summertime he will be the others eight sometimes I'll watch him and I'm like man I could see the world just changing and growing and in them and I know one day they're not gonna care they're gonna be gone and I won't be in there with them every day and it's gonna be some I mean my son it's gonna be sooner rather than later it's amazing just to think and I try so I try to I try to keep a perspective to cherish those moments no matter how insignificant that moment may seem when it's happening promise I'll install some more capacitors here in a second because we still have 41 more to go but our next one isn't even all the way to like right here so we're good we're good we still got you know yeah I didn't I can't say everybody's great people right even even sometimes the light the the thing could be just to learn the lessons right just learn the lessons you can even learn lessons from bad people right and what I mean by that is you know what I mean doesn't mean you have to do anything with them she can learn lessons for your own life let's go so I've got one capacitor right here one capacitor right here see 541 I think that's my next one so much solder in here let's get this stuff right here do and we get a lot of a lot of good solder in here let's get this 5 volt regulator and a reductor right here see I'm trying to keep everything on the inside of this white line it starts up here goes down here goes in here goes down here it's interesting so this is our cap here alright so we've gotten everything down to this white line in all this over here I'm gonna have to do this whole block this whole block but there's a couple capacitors will install along the way here there we go I'm getting off camera a little bit here that's hilarious bad reality awesome yep we're what a what an ironic moment that the CRT we're working on is the one you're watching this stream on a little too ironic don't you think here we go all right back to some caps 541 right here is let me let me update this list a little bit where'd my pen go so we've done those two we need to do a couple smalls here 50 0.47 so that's this one and a 50 volt what 4.7 that's what that is 54 7 says the next to 50 10 we'll get the 50 10 also so we get these three right here on the list there's coal again he's snoring again let's see if we get these slipped into the right spot 541 first off 4.7 now you've got to watch your polarity on these boards because it it's it will switch up on this board that's 541 511 here's 511 down here thank you season saw please do it please smash the like button like all the fancy youtubers request feed the algorithm baby and then the show might go I don't know get a couple views all right that's 511 570 right here there we go we're coming in here here's one here's one and here's one let me install a fresh capacitor 2 for you sweet sony pvm it's your day to shine like it's 1989 will be cool as if you know the the solder fumes are coming straight at you and the camera imagine if you could smell them mmm smello vision let's get this last 570 570 and awesome come in there hit that with the fresh solder let me make sure that one didn't fall in hey thank you Jake is away black thank you for the $10 super chat hey how much in caps do you think you spend per pvm also is there any real difference between Nisha Khan Rubicon like one brand better at a given voltage and others alright I'll start with the second question I don't think that there's personally too much difference these are two like those two are pretty much the top of their game as far as capacitors they are awesome and if there was a difference I wouldn't be smart enough unfortunately to know it I always you know you could trust an issue kind of Rubicon cap if that's what you need you do you know the most important thing out there is to make sure that it's not like it that you don't end up getting something that's so OP or amazing that it's just gargantuan in its size and doesn't fit in the spot that you're replacing it with but not really there and as far as like the cap difference I always use different caps different brands as long as they're good brands you know we're in a modern day and places like Mauser and Digikey where I live in the United States don't I've never had an issue where they've sent me some kind of garbage part like if I bought something off eBay or somewhere else and this is gonna be a job that has a lot more caps than it right and it's that the cost is definitely dependent on the PVM so like a power supply can cause can can really cause a power supply can cost a lot because you have a bunch of big caps that you might be replacing and it's not like it's a lot of caps but some of those caps might get up to eight nine dollars for one smaller caps are dime to you know a dollar a dime to a dollar most of them so just want to make sure you get the right ones for the right job and what I do is I tend to order them all in bulk and then I make the kits as I need them here off the lists and off the monitors and I just make sure I have a certain amount in stock here so I try to when I do a capacitor order it's got to be it's gonna be about a hundred dollars in order in caps total and it'll be a big bag filled with probably 15 20 different varieties of caps and I get a minimum of 10 see if you order it that way you get big price breaks from those sites you can get price breaks once you get started getting quantity be over 10 or more actually bad reality yeah I did that yesterday's live stream for this one that was the first thing we did was we modded it well look at that wacky nasty stuff on the end of that looks hideous it's crazy get off there look everything's good let's see alright great hey we can get in here and add another cap again alright we got five three two we got some caps over here we got five three two so much soldering snuffer stuffer I have like on patreon it's got lists of the cap kits that I've replaced where it's just like this I don't have but then I go in and in a lot of these you'll notice are similar same thing with a lot of CRTs so that's what I go in and I do the problem is the site rarely had like I don't order a single kit for a CRT so I order them all so when I have I don't actually like reorder anything because I find that items come in and out of stock on these type of items so you'll order something and it might be on back order and then you accidentally order it think you're getting it and it's not so I go through and I create a new order every time that I order a big kit list because I tried that in the past where I would make and they all just got ruined after a couple months because every part went out of stock and got changed it's a lot of work to keep up with getting into some bigger caps here this is a 25 or two here's a different brand here's one there's a big one 250 22 160 33 that's another oddball and then 225 220 this should be this one all right 25 220 25 100 that's a 47 if you're not ordering a lot of caps you can go in and order per job and if you find that some you know if you want to start keeping them on stock or something for some reason or having a couple extra parts then just order a couple extra till you get that price break now don't order like there's gonna be some like I said you're only replacing one of that are expensive but if you get like one that you're getting like five four of go ahead and order ten of them if it if they're just small caps and then you'll have a little bit of stock set up and that's how you start building up stocks slowly over time do that each job and then you'll have you know get yourself a little bin start put the separate them out by voltage and and micro farad ratings and just add like I said just go and if you example on this kit has 50 volt 10s right now this kid might have 10 of these exactly which is getting you over that 10 order but that's such a common part maybe you order 20 of them because it's not gonna cost you too much I mean it's like probably for 10 of them it's probably $5 or something same or something like that don't have to go building a huge cap kit at once right buying a bunch and in just do that over time 520 and 532 I believe that this list playlist maybe replaying I don't know how long it is we'll check it out here a second on the music because sounds pretty similar right there's two more done though two big ones get this on the check board we're doing good how are we doing out there can I get a like anybody if you have a drop to like for us please do so if you're still able to it does help 501 and 581 are next here's 581 is that value 581 501 right here well sorry about that we're talking about them like a phone I'm not here get this one there we go now I'm gonna start reflowing some solder again okay everybody so we're gonna go like over in here starting there we go retro bad cap blues don't let me have them bad caps that's what your CRT is saying to you right now please dead daddy change my caps out they're so old and greasy I hate rotten fish oils your flyback smells like tuna fish big old rotten stinky can of chicken of the sea please change those capacitors for me thank you thank you very much it's the bunker lounge today everybody I think I've gone too far well no actually I've not yet it got no way heck yeah buried bits I have ventilation in here that's why this stuff goes up straight into your face oh yeah oh yeah got to that my baby said stop huffing them saw the fumes I said no no honey darling I like the way it tickles my nose yeah oh have you ever had the sort of few blues you gotta smell burning flux gotta get that fresh burning flux in your nostrils to feel alright to get through the day if you know what I say I don't need no booze don't need no drugs I just need my soldering fumes don't huff paint don't huff glue all I huff off soldering fumes gosh there's so many points on this board and other super chat let's see how I'm dropping thanks thanks Jake just have to live in the live stream you know funny thing is I could make like YouTube videos with this music cuz I'm allowed to use it really any way I want as long as I pay them $15 a month 17 I think I could write my own songs to just use their music pretend pretend like I know how to play the piano sing about soldering blues I'm tired of the world not knowing how to properly hold a soldering iron what about all that right marketing campaigns got no right to put a soldering iron in an ad if they don't know how to how to hold it right I don't blame the actors the talent they're just told to do something that they paid to do that that's it this is on the directors I mean shoey shoey shoey shoey let's uh let's get in here and get some I keep saying I'm gonna put some caps in and then I just start hitting up these solder points again I'm trying to get it kind of in an even spot across all the way all the way over to here I've almost got it yeah we've definitely heard these gems already okay first off let's take a second crack our knuckles Coles man he's out he's like out beyond snoring right now thankfully he's quiet sometimes let me uh let me see what we got going on here on the jams right okay cuz it keeps replaying like the same songs but I want to make sure we got 501 and 581 off the list and we come over here to the playlist and go back to the chill it out even more okay back to jazz for a little while cuz that's like an eight-hour playlist that I curated so let's do that yes oh I forgot there we go so I'm gonna do these right up in here I'm gonna do these right up in here they're not on this page though let's go they're over at the end 547 9149 okay 549 10 these are all the same looking 50 volt 2.2 okay it's those three 544 that would appear to be back on page one maybe 544 yeah all right let's go with these three then 2.2 is 591 what's this one 5010 is 549 process of elimination 2547 547 that's not even right huh so that's why you got to look at this that was I had the wrong one okay good glad I double checked everything I actually need a 160 volt bolt 3.3 which is a completely different cap for 547 that's this one good there we go 163.3 and that's these three dang dang dang good job caught it before we made a mistake there solder these puppies in the place puppies there we go my am I off the page here can you guys even see it okay there we go there you go rollpads Steve and the 547 capacitors the 547 capacitors wonder how many capacitors I change in a year it's a big number tonight is your night Joe you got a ticket slow lovely perfect look at that there we go touched up in everything get all this stuff resoldered all the capacitors are in place up in this area now we're like down in this zone down here so I might flip the board upside down so you could see better so I could see better I just sort of it kind of gets like this point it's just 544 is the only one I think I'm gonna replace right now right here in the middle of board we're gonna replace 544 and then we'll go from there 544 is getting a little upgrade because it was I or you know this has a low ESR 20 it's up the voltage to 50 here give it a bigger cap got the big cap in for you see 544 now remember when you replace capacitors it's perfectly fine to increase your voltage but never decrease that voltage baby don't you ever decrease that voltage your daddy fat cat Steve ain't gonna like it if you decrease the voltage and don't you go playing around with those micro farads either you leave that value alone too unless someone like save on Pat told you to change it now baby let's see we can mark 544 off the list and now flip it over play fall oh my goodness I can't quit in the microphone it's like right next to my head we just turned the world upside down people going up here now the deflection adjustment zone now look see this is the one ring my brother made me these string he makes me rings wedding rings made out of wood since he's a woodsman in California in the northern woods worn I've worn the lacquer down a little bit on this spot but I can't get electrocuted now with my jewelry I get to flex that I get to flex that bare wood baby that's what she said give me that where would you know what I missed one down here 579 I'm seeing it all the way at the bottom where are you 579 on the list you were the last capacitor I know it right yeah 2547 that was the thing let's get this guy it's a capacitor way out here on its own you got your you got your eyes filled look at that smoke vision for you you get the solder vision that's not going in my face okay even though I just sang the solder smoke and solder blues okay that is coming in your face not mine because yes there's ventilation in here it's the most dangerous stream on the internet literally could could be bad for your health to watch it so I have to go all the way over here where these points match up craziness there you go now we've we've cleared that path all right there we go that's good for that that's good enough out here like that I like that season salt hey sorry over clockwise thanks for coming Chris don't worry no bare wood beyond the ring season salt smoke solder every day our IP Nate dog that's right alright that was the last one up here everything else is okay I mean I'm not there we go that's good now we're gonna flip it around again mark farf's file after I mark 579 off the list right folks please gotta say it about every ten minutes but every time you hit the like it really does help the show so if you've not done so yet please do that will help help us attract ten people help us attract ten new people to the stream maybe not right away but at the back end numbers the rewatch it helps man there's so many soldering points over here it's right let's get in it let's get close to it but you go closer to this this point okay let's see oh yeah look at that we're gonna get in here we're gonna get close to you now we're gonna touch up solder all around we're gonna do it to you nice yeah go with the flow wonderful solder flow don't you know oh that's a good poof right in your face there we go there we go let's get that solder real going baby that's right yes it's true that like button helps me help you keep an eye down here make sure I'm not bridging anything dang I haven't heard a jam this jazzy since like Animal House or something and that guy started making it with the Dean's wife oh yes oh yes all right we're getting close close to a capacitor okay let's stick some caps in here now what's solder station am I using it's a HACCO FX951 all right let's get in here what's this top one up here say C542 that's right here bottom okay 550 volt 10 do to do to do oh yes I'm alive and I'm here to solder for you baby that's right skip it if you have the solder solder for you solder for me solder for everybody about to go to get number 22 that spot right there it's not liking it get what's going on with it all right we're up to one hour 20 minutes fun times right fun times to be had we're done with 542 get this one over here 559 it's on the same page 50 volt 10 again there we go it's a freshie man so many so many spots over here just wild this is an insane amount of reflowing all right we're almost like all the way connected down here oh yeah it's like I'm liking this one about to finish up with the solid reflowing then you know we're gonna hop over to the recap and hopefully we will get to test them at Tesla Trinich on beautiful I'm gonna go a little bit over here too because there's some caps in this area maybe I'll just finish off the reflow in that way don't have to worry about it let's go let's go come on now time to shine nice chill moment there whoa hopping out of my hand here hopping out of my hand yeah it's about time to take a little swag off of beverage I'm a little parched we're gonna see all this is still got to be done unfortunately there we go we're getting there like a rumba dude we're pretty much all done with the reflow I think unbelievably yes one more spot right here for sure oh my goodness it's ridiculous goodness that's like I could do the whole day on board if you wanted to look at all that oh my goodness it's like whoa then you got to clean it make sure none of these things bridged by just inspecting it closer but let's get in now we can finally install some capacity right now all right let's get some caps going got everything on that page is done where we want to move to work our way outside and maybe we have over here this is 563 up here okay sorry whoa get it situated a little bit wand about keep flying at me 563 right here it's a 50 volt 10 trim those legs all right that one's good let's see what we got next is five let's mark that one off actually moving my pen five six three five seven eight right here so that is it's a 2547 47 for 578 stuck in there let's add a couple let's go 577 also 577 is a 50 volt 10 so we'll get that 577 there's two 577 and 578 we'll get these done then we'll go lower in this area I like to leave those legs straight if I possibly can just because what if somebody comes back and needs to recap this thing 30 years from now easier for them do you imagine that if one of these monitors got recapped twice somehow it was the next generation that the tube survives and it needs to be recapped twice that would be an amazing thing tube on this one is very strong so that's promising like it is super strong I put it up to the tester it looks great it's like high emissions on everything there we go 77 and 78 are installed let's move down such an awkward thing this stupid resistor block I mean I'm afraid I'm gonna knock my soldering iron off the table from it right all right we got 572 and 580 down here 529 and 530 right there okay so it's a 5022 to 51's and a 5010 51's 5010 51's 5010 and what was the other one 5022 here we go 5022 lovely 529 right here is the 5022 sticking that right in there that's 5010 is it 530 right next to it there you go now we've got a big old cluster here of four there we go now we have the outside legs anchored skin here do that I'll snip them all stab the camera yeah that was an awesome tip on the cameras because doesn't seem to have glitched at all today and yesterday it was a glitch fest it's glitch art today we have perfection thank you so much for that tip mark on the cameras all right here we go look at that we've got yeah sorry I think I might have been off-screen maybe a little bit if I was I apologize if not don't worry about it all right so there's those four I'm gonna mark those off the list here and that's good we're getting it I mean we're at least halfway through this thing if not more let's do 527 if we can find it might be on page one is 528 see some clusters here 527 yeah let's do these thanks Jake yeah Elon Musk pretty crazy he might do it huh thank you $5 Super Chat from Jake again thank you Jake is way black we need to petition Elon Musk to make a tube TV company he might just do it you know maybe he makes it to Mars you can fire up a fresh CRT production facility on Mars there we go let's get it done sorry back to 527 is 50 volt 0.47 you have two three five so that's a ten and two four sevens zero four seven four seven four seven I mean four point seven four point seven and a ten all the same color so you got to make sure you don't you don't get these screwed up here start with 527 right here in the middle and which one is the 550 10 that is 505 which is right there 505 right there 502 505 and then these others are 4.7s there we go trim these legs there we go excellent yeah we're getting down to the last third or fourth of the caps here yeah we actually Alex I was asking about the new CRTs there's a lot of baloney I required we had a big yeah today would lead to horrible CRTs they wouldn't be able to make good ones would ease that says a problem but Alex yeah they the new CRTs are really just old tubes put in new not so great hardware and not so great shells that have been made remanufactured but we have a long discussion I had a long discussion with Zez on that on film for the cathode ray podcast episode that hopefully will be out in the next yeah I don't know that's up to him it's he's the one editing it so weeks couple weeks maybe at the most maybe it could be this week you never know but I'll I'll share it once it's out one eight five eight three blah blah blah there's three over here I don't know that those are the ones I need let's get these three though and then this is a cluster over here that I see and that's about it 518 528 583 it's a different page 583 which was a 1547 583 there's 583 oh there's some up here too I didn't even see these three up here I've got to do those also goodness 583 is down a little bit we'll do these then we'll go maybe three I have 28 it's a 50 0.47 that's it so it's 518 yes 30 50 volt 470 there we go big one that clears up that section on the cat kit list let's get these three installed all right everybody so it's been a little bit just reminder friendly reminder that if you are enjoying the show and you have not yet clicked the like button please do so it does help and I appreciate it and Cole snores a large thank you to anybody who has already clicked the like button it does help I appreciate you all for doing that you're awesome thank you it's been good to get back in the bunker this week and last week had a lot of fun and able to get back to work in here and glad to be able to do it oh good this is 811 811 543 and 555 I think 571 sorry so let's get these three right up in here real close we're gonna get this one this one this one so we've got a 5022 get that two I think no we don't think some caps might have hopped around there in those containers but we got a 5022 and 250 4.7 it's all good there we go there we go three more in the books I got 584 and 526 over here it's another 22 and a 47 us 22 micro farads 47 all right it's the last of those two values 526 we'll do first should be the 47 ready for okay I am well there's only two on that page and about five so we only got about seven capacitors left right one two three four five six oh eight it says so maybe there's another one on the list somewhere one two three yeah there is one two three and then five I missed one up top cool we're getting there we are getting there so the next cluster of three they all should be together yeah this is this kind of zone over here down in this whole area tons of them it's pretty much proud of all those left five six seven five five four five five four five six seven five five seven okay four seven one and ten point four seven one and ten okay we'll get those three head five five seven five five four five six seven okay fun stuff let's get those done and then we can get the final five installed well there we go excellent we got it we got those all done now we've got one two three four I see four sure there's a fifth opening somewhere yeah right there okay five five left right in the center of your screen all near that pulse cross where it says pulse cross excellent see what's left a big one do those small ones last I guess all right first up 50 volt 10 you are five seven three it's one right there 551 right here big one 16 volt 1000 and then the third is a 25 volt 100 565 I think it's this one five six five five five two five six six yep okay what the heck oh it's a stupid glue I see what's happening stupid freaking glue their resistors got glue all over it that's melting causing me a little bit of heartache here let's clean these up all right the final two both are 50 volt ones both are ready to be installed man wow we re-soldered hundreds if not a thousand points and now we've installed 43 brand new capacitors goodness coal really and do it now five six six which I just got okay 43 caps installed holy moly what a lot of work my foot's numb sitting so long falling asleep wow let me get reorganized here we're gonna move this you should there's nothing else I want to reflow solder on things looking good perfect I've got the whole deflection block covered for solder reflow which is everything over here all this side is this deflection zone over in here all been reflowed everything over here no okay that's gonna take unless you're gonna spend the two hours reflow and solder let's turn the iron off now we can clean watch me here this how you quickly clean and effectively clean your boards and get some 99% isopropyl alcohol first coffee's over with and now look if you see my bottle it does say 91% IPA but it's not I promise I just it's just an old bottle that I've been recycling with refilling with or filling up with a big one big big big gallon of stuff that's just gives me a chance to spray it easily whoo stinky starting to smell like that IPA spray and brush spray and brush that's really all there is to it concentrate on the bottom and then probably roll it over from there really getting this cleaned up there's also this stuff which I'll wipe off the alcohol and do this because this will help in anything that still might be on there let's do that 91's fine to use yeah if you can't get 99 Ronnie you can use 91 that's fine it's just 99 is a little stronger so it's gonna be gonna eat through it a little more I'm gonna dry it now I'm gonna hit it with this this is just some specialist contact cleaner it cleans electric parts it's sensitive to this it's not gonna hurt anything some I got at the auto parts store take my bigger brush and give it a rub down paint brush and put those cleaning chemicals up see what we got here just gonna go through the entire board real quickly and make sure that all the capacitors are that have been installed are facing the correct direction let me get that thing out of here like I said the polarity is very important on here I want to make sure everything is right when it comes to that so we can pretty much easily see where we've been it's good see that just takes a minute to look at all those make sure everything's good everything is good so all of them are in the right orientation just look under here quickly look through the welds just to make sure it's bridged out it's not supposed to be certain things can be bridged if they're on the same they're meant to be in the same voltage path it's on the same line all right I'm not seeing anything everything's looking great so all it really means is that this thing's ready to probably reassemble put back together okay let's try to get this piece back together a little bit we're gonna put this protective plate under here also we reassemble this thing let's see here probably want to switch up the views a little bit and get things a little bit resituated everybody I appreciate your patience and hanging out today and enjoying the stream we've had time together range things a slightly different way and you can see we've gotten all the faster work done today back there and what I should do is fix that camera it's still we got a roll closer with that view let's try to do like that now pull this this is so great isn't it lovely new setup so convenient pull a camera or microphone up a little bit near me so that you can hear me some more this needs to go back in here all right so this is just a process of hooking a lot of these cables back up okay we're getting somewhere I know it doesn't seem like it but we do have some progress happening I've got a stuff this this ground point right here it has to be connected if that's how it went or the monitor won't work our nation you're just trying to get on my nerves now that's right that's right right there be a little closer for you goofy cables gotta go back around here connect gonna reinstall this neckboard now we'll put these cables back in an order you know a little bit nicer now I just need to find where I stashed the power cable to this thing we'll get that connected to a little grease good secure connection now everything's reassembled at least enough to where we can test it let's go for it let's go for RGB getting closer all right thanks everybody for this opportunity let's see everything successfully done it could mean I mean I could have easily put something back incorrectly too so just an immediate problem won't be too scary okay you can tell by the indicator light it's it's got some action going on power there you go how about that everybody let's do it is right come on hang in there wonderful yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes I can see it we did it there it is yes not a single issue love doing things and it working out right now you can maybe hear the music in the background that's from the modification that we did again yesterday let me get that light out of there so it's glaring off that screen oh yeah yippee is right thank you guys thank you oh yeah so awesome earthworm Jim thank you all today I want to thank you all for your inspiration and I look incredibly red when I turned on the lights out that's still not helping that's a little better thank you for your inspiration today look at this we did it all together it's two days I really didn't touch anything on the monitor yesterday between yesterday and today's stream all I did was create the cap kit I'm sure the music's probably between the jazz and the gym it's not a great combo probably but man that was so fun like how long that take three hours three hours today what was it an hour and a half yesterday this one's a pretty big job probably costs a little bit more to even do this than like the 20 L5 or that 14 L5 just a restoration job because it's a lot more work not much more but it is just a solid monitor anyway this is awesome I have more work to do today thankfully it's only 1 p.m. but I like to close these out on the thing we're working on that's so awesome so that's a two-day show they're full restoration on this thing I'll come back and stream again if I can tomorrow I should be able to and we'll either work on a 20 L5 or we'll adjust this one I might get just so bored tonight and have to adjust this and you know clean it and get it out of my face but that's the important part is that hardware and I've already done videos on how to adjust this man you guys are awesome though I want to say thanks but some people have been here the whole time I know you guys have Belmont Jake Rollpats I know Mark Robert Robertson you've been here the whole time thanks for your help again Ronnie thanks as always season salt you guys are great thank you for hanging out the whole time try optimum yeah it was a lot of fun good little project lots of caps now you got to remember too there's a whole neckboard in the power supply so this is a long job absolutely guys I think that's a good spot to stop today's stream I really appreciate it again and if you happen to come in and you just hit it now go back to the beginning album drop there we go maybe next time maybe when I can catch a deal with the fabulous dr. DRE you know something will something will happen there I wouldn't hold your breath though all right everybody Cole says goodbye right Cole nice snoring trust me thanks Andre see you there see you all later go back check out the rest of the stream if you just caught us late because we did a full deflection board recap and restoration here today which included solder reflow recapping cleaning reassembly and testing thank you everybody I'll see you tomorrow back in the bunker what a lovely snore my goodness what a snory dog see you


Playing softball really just gives me a sense of being together like when I'm not playing a sport I feel sort of out of the loop like I don't know what to do with myself so it kind of puts me in check to everything else. It keeps me on track. When I go to Epoch to play softball I am excited to learn new positions and learn new things about the sport that I didn't know before. I'm excited to get to know everybody and I wish everybody that I knew the best look and to support each other all the time. Well she reached out to us she was interested in continuing her career and she's relatively new to softball so she didn't want her career to end so we spoke with her and decided to offer her scholarship and so she could continue playing. I think she will do very well everybody all of our coaches speaks very highly of her on how good of a teammate she is and we have a great group at Epoch hard workers so I think she'll fit in with them very well. I'm very excited to have some local talent as someone who loves the game play at the next level.


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I'm the comic weekly man, the jolly comic weekly man. And I'm here to read the funnies to you happy boys and honeys. Yes, boys and girls, it's comic weekly time.  Right out of the pages of pop the comic weekly straight into your living room. Your friend, the comic weekly man. The jolly comic weekly man. Hello, hello, hello. Little Miss Honey, how are you today? I'm anxious because you know who's coming.  Yes, thank you. And I suppose you have a list from here to tomorrow, a present you want for Christmas. No, I don't want to be selfish and get all the toys. Now that's the spirit. I like to see an unselfish child when Christmas comes around. Well, after all, you should be unselfish. Say, Nick wasn't born just to be nice to one person. He was born to take care of all the boys and girls in the world and make them happy and bring each of them some toys. Well, I hope that Santa Claus brings you all the things you want. So do I. And when I read the funnies to me, I'll see you next year. Oh, I certainly will. Now, now could we read the funnies today? Putt the comic weekly. Very well. I'll read that in just a moment. But before I do, let's listen to this nice man. Now here we go with Putt the comic weekly. Oh, I'm anxious to see what's happening to little Amon. The little mouse and Ben and me. Yes. Well, let's find out right away. Let's go past Beatle Bailey on the front page, who gets into trouble again, of course. Turn over that page. Go past little iodine on page two, past Prince Valiant on page three. Turn over page three. And here on page four is Walt Disney's Ben and me. Magic words for the music, please. Very well, my lady. Hickory dickory diddle-dee-dee. Doodle some music for Ben and me. Benjamin Franklin and Amos had broken up their friendship. Ben had played too many tricks on Amos while experimenting with electricity. Now, this was in the early days of America when the English king had been ruling the American colonies unfairly and unwisely. Ben Franklin, who had become a famous man, was chosen to go to England to lay the complaints of the colonists before King George. And then came the day when Ben returned from England to report to the colonies. But that little Amos tell the story. I returned from England. I saw him walk down the gangplank from the ship. People crowded the docks. All right. It was a failure. The king was unreasonable. He wouldn't even listen. Or is a terrible thing. Ben raised his hand. Oh, my gentlemen. There must be some other way. He said, Hey, what do we do, Ben? What do we do? If I only knew. If I only knew. Poor Ben. I knew I could help him. I had a couple of ideas as usual. And so I started after him. Help thinking of the mean tricks he'd played on me. Couldn't go back. After all, a mouse has a little pride to help him. So do I. Ben needs Amos right now. Do you think Amos will go and help him and forget his pride? Well, a mouse's pride is a teeny weeny little pride. So maybe he will forget it and help Ben. But we'll find out about that next week, maybe. Now look across the page. There's Roy Rogers. Oh, yes. And Roy is starting a new adventure. You'll bet he is. The last week a train was going through the country where Roy lives. And the train was carrying men who were being taken to a jail. And as the train passed under the limb of a tree, an outlaw jumped onto the train from the limb. And he has a gun in his hand. I wonder what he's going to do. Let's read now and find out. Here we go with Roy Rogers, king of the cowboys. Ah, yip-a-yo. Now here we go with Roy and Trigger. Ah, yip-a-yo. Working swiftly, the outlaw uncouples the last car from the rest of the train. The engine and the forward cars continue up the grade, and the last car, rolling free, begins to slow down. The outlaw climbs back onto the platform and flings open the door. Hey, what's going on here? The outlaw steps in the door. Here's my calling card, guard. And the guard pulls to the floor there. The outlaw walks to a convict, chained to one of the seats. Well, I got horses staked out near here, boss. Nice going, Grip. I knew you'd spring me. Hey, have fun taking us along. Yeah, hey, take us along, too. Bridge snatches the keys from the dead guard. Unlocks the handcuffs from his boss's wrist. Come on, be a sport, Grip, pal. The two hurry back to the rear platform. Last picture, top row. So long, pals. You'll all be free when his car jumps the tracks at switchback curve. Hey, come on, Sparrow. The engineer will be coming back to find his lost car. A few minutes later, a horseman comes around the bend. It's Roy Rogers. He sees the railroad car rolling back down the steep grade. Great Scott, Trigger. That's a runaway railroad car headed this way. Go, Trigger, go! Trigger darts across the ground, swift as a deer. In a second, he's beside the runaway car. Roy reaches over, pulls himself off onto the platform. Gotta stop it before it reaches switchback curve. Roy begins to apply the brakes. A short distance ahead lies the treacherous curve. If the car isn't stopped, over it'll go, killing all on board. Roy gives a final desperate wrench. And the car comes to a stop. And then, last picture, unseen by Roy, the main part of the train comes backing down the slope. On the rear platform are two guards, one with a rifle aimed at Roy. The other guard says, hey, look, there's the man who uncoupled the car. Let him have it. It looks that way. Roy doesn't even know. I don't know. And we can only hope that he'll be able to do it. Well, maybe we'll find that out next week. But now, let's go to the very last page of the first section. And here we are with Donald Buckle. Oh, my favorite favorite. And we'll read your favorite favorite right now. Say the magic words with me. Squeegeum, squeegeum, squeegee-chicka-chack. Let's serve music to fair quack-quack. Donald has a pet parakeet named Chip. Chip-skute, chip-skute. Donald opens the cage to feed Chip. Oh, boy. And out of the cage, Chip flies. Hi, Chip. But Chip is sitting on the lamp. Donald walks over. Come on, Chip. Hop on my finger. Uh-uh. The last picture-top roll, Chip goes out the window. Donald leaps out the window after him. First picture, second roll. Come, Chip. Kill, Chip. And Chip's on the mailbox. Of all the... Chip wanna quack-quack? Now, Chip, come. And Chip is in a tree. Last picture, second roll. Donald shinnies up the tree. Come to answer, Donald. And Chip is on the house-top. And Donald is on the house-top. And Chip leaps to the chimney with Donald after him. And down the chimney Chip goes with Donald after him. And last picture, there's Chip sitting in the birch cage. And there lies Donald in the fireplace. Chip-skute. All covered with soot. Chip-skute. And a bump on his head. Chip-skute. Kill, my aching head. Isn't that funny? Yes. Chasing the bird everywhere and ending up down the chimney. I'm getting a shave. But you know I do. Yes, so do I. But Donald doesn't think so. No, Donald doesn't ask. Now it's time to pick up the first page of the second section. Oh, yay. Well, let's find out right now. Here we go on the first page of the second section of Puck the Comic Weekly with Dagwit and Blondie. Ram-a-foo, Ram-a-fum, Zim-Zam-Zombie, Kanjima Music for Dagwit and Blondie. Dagwit has been thinking. And suddenly a bright idea bursts into his mind. Blondie, I've thought up a formula that will outstound the scientific world. He dashes into the kitchen where Blondie's making supper. If it works, it'll make the atomic and the hydrogen bombs obsolete. Yes, dear. But now let me finish getting supper ready. Last picture top row, Dagwit is coming out of the drugstore. His arms loaded with bottles of chemicals. Lives never seem to be enthusiastic when their husbands get these world-shattering ideas. First picture second row, he's in the bathroom, busy mixing up his chemicals. Visitors from all over the world will someday visit this laboratory I've set up in our bathroom. Meanwhile downstairs, Blondie's on the back porch trying to find her children. And again she hears. So last picture second row, Blondie is putting on her coat and going down the walk. It makes me so mad when they don't come when I call them. Now I'll have to go out and get them. First picture third row, she's found Cookie and Alexander playing in a vacant lot. Alexander, come this minute. I've called you ten times. And Blondie drags the kids home. I'm going to show you how quickly your daddy comes when I call him the supper. Last picture third row, upstairs in the bathroom, Dagwit is adding the final test to his experiment. Now for the big test. Everything depends on how these acids act when I mix them. At that moment, first picture bottom row, Blondie calls up the stairs. Dagwit. And from the bathroom. And out sails Dagwit. Last picture at Blondie's feet. Blondie turns to the two children.  Wasn't that funny? Yes, Dagwit working in the bathroom, building up to a big experiment. And then when Blondie calls him.  Yes, and Blondie thinks it's because she called it. That's funny. Yes, those bumpsters are funny. Well, now let's turn over the page. Oh, look, here's Flash Gordon. And I'll read that in just a moment, but first here's that nice man again with something interesting to say. Now here we go again on the second page of the second section of Puck the Comic Weekly with Flash Gordon. Magic words for the music, please. Very well, my lady. A rig-a-rig-a-doon-doon-sask-a-matash. Let's have music for heroic flash. Flash is on the strange planet Callisto, the only Earthman there. He's discovered that all of the people on the planet are ruled by a mysterious thing or person who has never seen him. With the aid of a hermit named Filo and Rosini, a clown, Flash has been trying to find this person called the Mine. While searching in the castle, Flash fell through a trap door into a dark dungeon where he heard loud laughing He turned on his spotlight to see where the laughter came from and suddenly a voice screams FOOT OUT! And up above in the throne room, the captives whose minds are controlled by the leader who think as he does begin to scream. The clown has his own reaction. Light, that's it. Flash has found the mind and his weakness. And he heads for the door last picture-top row. I must tell Filo about this. And down in the cavern again, first picture, bottom row, Flash moving his light about, thinks to himself, That was no voice screaming. It was a powerful mental message. The Mine. He's in this cavern somewhere. And then Flash moves forward. All right, Mr. Mine. I know you're nearby. And you can't stand this light. You're panicky. I can feel it. Maybe you know you're in real trouble. Closer and closer, Flash walks toward the opposite bank of the underground river. Then suddenly, last picture. Grab the light! Sorry, Mine. But you don't do so well when you're in panic. I'm still master of my own will. And I'm coming after you. Discover the secret of the Mine's weakness. Yes, he has. The Mine can't stand light. Do you think that Flash is good? Do you think that Flash is getting closer to the Mine now? I think so. And I'm sure we'll find that out next week. But now, let's go past the Lone Ranger on page three. Turn over that page. And here on page four, under the little king, is our old friend Uncle Remus. Oh, my other favorite page. And we'll read Uncle Remus right now. Here we go with Uncle Remus and his tales of Brure Rabbit. Say the magic words with me. Hippity hoppity. Hippity hoppity. Make it a habit to give us music for old Brure Rabbit. Uncle Remus says, Yes, sir? Old Brure Bar sees the bright and the dark side of everything. Yes, Brure Bar usually does, he thinks. And on one bright sunny day, as Brure Bar's out for a stroll, he passes Brure Rabbit's place.  Brure Rabbit is wearing dark glasses like anybody does on a sunny day. Brure Rabbit, how come you is wearing them dark glasses? Brure Rabbit, so I'm used to such a silly question that he tees his Brure Bar. Oh, these glasses is made for seeing in the dark. The no-full huh? Yes, sir? Brure Rabbit, how come you is wearing them dark glasses? Brure Rabbit, so I'm used to such a silly question that he tees his Brure Bar. Brure Rabbit, how come you wants to see it dark? Well, because it helps me to get faster to where I was going. Last picture top row Brure Bar is really curious. How about letting me try out them dark glasses? Okay, if you can find some dark. First picture bottom row, Brure Bar looks into the barn. The door is open. And inside, of course, it's dark. Well, inside that barn is the full of dark.  Hey, Brure Bar, not the bar. Hey, wait, stop. But it's too late from inside the barn. And a minute later, Brure Bar staggers out of the barn. I see them, Brure. I see them. You see what? Last picture, Brure Bar points all around him. I see stars. Well, there you is. Them dark glasses works. And now Karima says, It don't take much to please ignorance. Brure rabbit teases him a little by saying dark glasses are made to see in the dark. And Brure Bar wants to see what he can see in the dark. He found out. Yes, look at the bumps all over him where he bumped into everything.  Oh, he's some fellow. Yes, he's some fellow. Well, now let's go to the very last page of the comic weekly. And here we go with Dick's adventures. Oh, yes, and Dick is in the early days of America. And you remember that he and his Uncle Derek have been captured by the Indians. Yes, they've been captured by the Indian chief named Osceola, who's been defying the United States government. I wonder what's going to happen to Dick now that he's the prisoner of the Indians. Well, let's read and find out. Here we go with Dick's adventures. Say the magic words with me. Regularly packed, backpacked, let's have music for adventurous Dick. Convinced that only by the utmost patience and luck can they hope to escape, Dick and Dr. Derek pretend complete obedience to Osceola. In the gathering dusk, the seminal raiding party has halted near a stockade which holds a gang of frontier bandits who were caught pillaging the Georgia countryside. Now it's time to attack. And last picture top row, a waiting nightfall. Osceola imposes absolute silence. Then heavily armed, he and his warriors greet through the darkness. As the others creep off in the darkness, first picture second row, Dick looks closely at the man left behind to guard them. He sees with astonishment... Why, you're no Indian at all. Indian? Not me. I was tossed into that stockade for, well, never mind for what. But Osceola set me free. Last picture second row, the bandit goes on. Maybe I'm guilty and maybe not. Osceola don't care nothing about that. He's fighting his own battle to keep from being pushed out of his land in Florida. And all of us from the stockade is gonna fight on his side. That's Osceola's price for free in us. And seeing the look on Dick's face, first picture bottom row, the bandit has a change of heart. And listen, I don't like these Indians any more than you do. But I gotta play along, at least until Osceola opens the gates of the stockade for my pals. And listen, there won't be long now. Last picture, Osceola, followed by his Indians and ragtag group of men come toward them. The sky is a light with flames from the burning force. A band of freed bandits is swarming around wild with joy. The guard whispers to Dick. You can trust me. My name's Jimmy. I'll get you out of this summer. Stay close to me. His uncle has found a friend. Yes, that can make all the difference. It's too bad he couldn't let Dick go now. But if he did, I'm sure that Dick couldn't get away with all those Indians around him. Oh, oh, no, I guess you're right. It might be better to wait until there's a better chance. Yes. We'll just have to trust this man who's promised to help. I'm looking from that fork or whatever you call it. Yes, they do. I wonder what they're all up to. We'll find out more next week. But now, look below Dick's adventures. There's Rusty Riley. Oh, you see how this is going to turn out, because you remember Rusty's been arrested for stealing some pearls that he didn't steal at all. That's right. And when the case came to trial, that lawyer against Rusty called two men to the witness stand, and they said that they saw Rusty coming out of the room where the pearls were stolen. But Rusty's lawyer did a very smart thing. He dressed two jockeys so they looked just like Rusty, and he had them stand with their backs to the door. And then the door was opened, and the lawyer asked the electrician and the carpenter, who had testified against Rusty, to point out which one was Rusty. And they pointed to the boy on the right. And when the lawyer had the boys turn around, they saw that neither of them was Rusty. Yes. Now I wonder what will happen. Will the judge believe that Rusty couldn't have stolen the pearls now? Well, we'll find that out in a minute. Here we go with Rusty Riley. Get up and run till the road is dusty. Give us music for his horse and Rusty. Now Mr. Tindall calls Rusty to the stand, and the moment has come to hear Rusty's story. Mr. Tindall sympathetically begins. Now Rusty, when did you leave the theater the day of the robbery? And what were you wearing? Well, I left just about three o'clock, sir, and I was wearing the stable boy costume Mr. Fidgley gave me. You see, I was going to get patty to sew on a missing button. I see. You were not wearing your regular jacket and red cap. No, sir. Where were they? I left them in Mr. Grant's dressing room, where I was supposed to dress. And Rusty was on last picture top roll. Then I started home with the horse, but when I reached the dirt road, there was a trailer that was stuck there in the mud. There's a strange interruption to the court trial, and the judge speaks up. One moment, Bayliff, see what that disturbance is. The bailiff goes to the door, and there stands Rusty's friend Stovepike with Jerry, the man from the carnival who has a dog act, the man that Rusty was helping at the time the pearls were being stolen. The bailiff tries to stop Stovepike from entering. That Stovepike brushes him aside. Gangway minion of the law. We are about to tip the scales of justice. Stand aside. Last picture, the judge rises. What is the meaning of this outrage? Rusty's lawyer, Mr. Tyndall, explains. I crave the court's indulgence, sir. This is my missing witness who can corroborate Rusty's testimony. Stovepike bows to the judge. I, esteemed friend here, has come at personal sacrifice to uphold the cause of justice. I got to keep flesh and plum with me in a kind of IQ. It's so high you have a nervous breakdown if I left him alone. It's Mr. Stovepike and the dog man. That's right, because Rusty was with Jerry when the pearls are being stolen. And now Rusty will be free. He will. Next week, we'll find out. And I wonder, will Texas' detective friend catch the real crook? Well, we'll find that out next week. Now, that's all the time I have. But before I go, here's that nice fellow with some more interesting information. Well, honey and all you boys and girls, I got to go now. All right, Mr. Stovepike.  Be sure to meet me with our little friend Miss Honey next week when I read Puck the Comic Weekly. For I'm the comic weekly man, the jolly comic weekly man. I'll be back to read the funnies to you happy boys and honey. Don't forget, boys and girls, see you all next week. Your friend the comic weekly man, the jolly comic weekly man.


If you realize that everything in real estate is a win-win, like there's no way to lose, that's when you really start to understand if I can get that inside New Agents' head. This is what I believe. I'm sharing that with you for nothing.  So I think the biggest thing for New Agents is learning a couple things. One is that losing deals is the greatest thing that can ever happen to you, right? Too many agents take a loss and get down on their cell because they were looking at what the closing was going to do to the bank account and then they lose the deal and they think they lost their money, but really they never had their money. So what a loss actually does, a seller decides to use a different agent. A buyer backed out of a contract cold feet, no reason. Whatever the case may be, what happens is it's very incredible.  That's the cliche part of losing deals, but let me tell you the biggest part of it. People don't even realize. What's more valuable than money? Time. You can replace your money if you lose it all tomorrow, but you can't get yesterday back. You can't replace time. It's more valuable. It's your most valuable asset. When you lose a deal, now you get future time back that you don't have to spend on that deal anymore. This is where people really think, I lose them a little bit. The future time that you get back, that you don't have to deal with signing that listing, meeting them, taking the pictures, putting the sign up, putting the lock box, dealing with the agents, want to show it, negotiating the deal, going on the closing, inspection, financing. You don't have to do all that anymore on that situation. You get all those hours, hours back, and now you can take that new knowledge you got from whatever you learned, why you lost the deal. Now you're a better agent because you learned something, but you got hours of your life back where you can take that new knowledge and go get five more deals in the same amount of time. If you realize that everything in real state is a win-win, there's no way to lose, that's when you really start to understand if I can get that inside new agents' head, then I think I could really have a shot at helping them succeed because they can just power through, okay, I'm doing deals, I lost that one cool, okay, I got that one, okay, I lost that one, and just keep moving forward and you get any understanding and you take advantage of the future time you got back instead of moping. You can always notice a losing agent always talking about the deal that got away, the inspection that went back, the financing that fell through, that's what they're talking about in the office. When I hear that I'm like, oh lordy, they're not gonna make it, right? So concentrate on the deals that are working, forget about the ones that fell, fell apart, and use that future time.


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