speculation by PC gamer that a PC port of the anticipated game would necessarily come until 2026. I now think this is their process. I think that they know that they have a license to print money. Remember that they have sold, to date, just shy of 200 million copies of Grand Theft Auto 5. And sometimes that's to the same people.  Even if they are PC purists, very few of them will have been patient. Most of them will have played it on console and now repurchase that game on PC and they will have another round of insane sales for that game, which Fives never left the top 10 worldwide sales charts. It's never left since the day it happened.


more than 20 artists will come together next week for a creative and experience unlike any other. Reporter Cheryl Moore has a preview of the annual art leap for this week's in focus.  People we haven't seen for about a year or so come and visit our studio and we get to talk to them. The Park Rapids area art leap is almost a week away and this year attendees will find everything from live demonstrations and impressive venues to photography, pottery, painting and everything in between. My favorite part of art leap is that people that appreciate art come out and that they can maybe be inspired to be creative. What I really love are talking to all the people and not necessarily about my artwork but I love it because people come in and they start to share their photographs with me. The art leap was meant to take you all over the Park Rapids lake area from Aikli and Nevis to Monaga and of course Park Rapids. There are 22 different stops on the art leap and even those artists have different artists that are coming into their studios. There will be seven artists here so it's a variety and we found that that people are very intrigued by that because they can come to one place and they can see wood carving, they can see pottery, they can see glass. Art leap starts at 10 in the morning on Saturday, September 22nd. We have the link to download the art leap map on lptv.org with this story. Especially young artists should really get out and see this. I mean they would be amazed at the artists that are in this community and what they are doing. Reporting in Nevis and Park Rapids with this week's End Focus, Cheryl Moore, Lakeland News.


Hello students, I am Robin Shaw. Welcome to today's live stream Let me know you can hear me and see me. I'll just check the Chat chat room See who's here? Layless as I am here. How you doing? I'm fine for Rita. Hello Sleepwalker. Hello reading reading Cabinu. Hello Michelle. Hello.  If you have any questions or you want to talk about something. Let me know Okay, thank you for Rita and Leila. What's that icon? Sleepwalker? That's a little cat Yeah, I'm wearing a hoodie What's the temperature now here in Korea? Let's take a look weather Korea Minus four degrees Rita, by the way, you look cute Robin. I'm not sure why I look cute Maybe I should put it up for today's live stream Manage Why Jin why just son that are hello welcome What are we gonna talk about today get those questions in let me get get me working Working working working Moscow weather Minus five. It's colder in Moscow Saudi Arabia There is 22. That's nice. What other countries are represented here? Indonesia Indonesia's so big Mary are a hello Leila asks a question and do native speakers use the saying out with the old in with the new commonly? Well, yeah, you know, these are expressions We don't use those every day, but we can use those. So yeah, it's common Mutas Hassan. Hello In Japan was snow this week. What about Korea? No snow in Seoul Sleepwalker minus five isn't cold for Russia Well, Russia is a big kind of the biggest country. So I'm sure there's so many different temperatures in Russia Let's see, where's the warmest part of Russia Russia is just so big you probably have Four seasons at the same time Sochi seems pretty warm That's 12 degrees in Sochi Russian guy. Oh, that's probably a chatbot, right? Vom NGO Let's get rid of that chatbot rain. Happy new year Leila that is useful to me as a non-native speaker to use that expression Yeah, you can use that expression. I use it maybe once every 10 years You can use it maybe once a year. It's not that calm. It's common like everyone knows it, but We don't go around every day Using that expression Pamadi. Hello Kim Yeon-jung. Hello And sleepwalker Robin. Did you watch any lives on that Russian channel? No, I did not watch that channel yet. I will in the future right now. I'm very busy making videos. I Was making videos all day today from about 8 a.m. Until 4 p.m. I made videos today and yesterday Made videos for shy English and I also made some IELTS videos Yeah, I see you Pomadi And Leila has a question. Let's go into her question here Let's go to the board here He remembered nothing like it save. No, this is something wrong. Oh Okay, he remembered nothing like it save one afternoon I understand the problem One afternoon a year ago when he met an old man in the park and they talked to I Don't know I don't know Does save mean what? Save means in this case. What is your opinion? So let's just let's shorten this to just this sentence We'll take out this extra And you're here remember nothing like it save one afternoon a year ago So I don't know what save means in in this in this case. What is your opinion? Well, it's not really my opinion. It is a fact what save means and in this case Save means accept. Yes. Here is a new way to use save Except it's it's not so common to use save as accept checking dictionary Okay, really fine. It should be Anyway, it's summer you can find save as accept Leila's do you feel more comfortable when you sit at your room to do live streams in your studio? I only do live streams from my room. This is my room and my studio I've only done live streams from the same place For years. They're all from this place the same place Yeah, I'm doing well Kavinu Leila, how many teachers do you work with? How many teachers do you work with to film those videos lots of teachers today? Lots and lots of teachers Let's see if I have a Preview there's one teacher Mike is teaching on the board here. So I made some videos with Mike another teacher All kinds of new teachers Here is the for IELTS. We're testing people on IELTS speaking. So we made some some videos for that Here is one teacher Nadia, there's me with my hoodie So I made some videos with Nadia Well Yeah, and other teachers Can't really I don't know where I put all the teachers All the videos, but I'm making I'm making the videos. Oh, here's IELTS teacher Tom, it's a new teacher of mine Tom So we'll see those videos in the future VJ Saloni, alright Rain is stopped or rain has stopped. Alright, so we're making a sentence here the rain Has stopped it has stopped raining So you can use that I'm use has Please could you tell me what are the synonyms of but I searched on Google? But I don't know what if I found is correct or not. Let's take a look at Google Synonym synonym, but but yet Nevertheless, I don't know if you can see that Even so, however still not withstanding in spite of that For all that all the same just the same. All right, so depending on the sentence. Yeah, these can all be Synonyms of but There's so many different things it really depends on the sentence, but just type in synonym, but and First one yet click and you get examples sentences So it's right there on Google There's so many you need the specific sentence Palavi. Hello sleepwalker. All right This book is full of various terms. This book is filled With various terms. Can we use interchangeably full and filled with? Mm-hmm. That's the same to me. This book is full of various terms. This book is filled with various terms Yeah, it seems He is he if I made a new sentence. He is full of Anger Not abger Anger is filled with anger This would be better in this case So I'm not gonna say interchangeably because it does sound awkward in other other cases So the answer is no, I would say now 100% Interchangeably, I think we might use number one more often, but yeah, some cases they just mean the same thing Layla Do very often. No do you cannot use do with it very often Do native speakers Do native speakers Often use past passive voice during chatting Sure, we're gonna use passive voice. You always want to try to use the active voice, but certainly We use the passive voice to during chatting If I say My wallet Was stolen. There's a passive voice Layla, then we'll have many new and great teachers on your channel in the future Yeah, we'll have a lot of new teachers. Are they great? That's for the audience to decide Okay, I'm just checking something here To prepare dinner. I need many hours because I am sluggish That's not did I use sluggish correctly is your question you you know that that that does make sense But I I think most native speakers are just gonna use the word slow. So I See you're trying to use the word sluggish But do we use it this way not really we just say slow You can't say sluggish, but I think a better word would just be slow Sluggish is not that common to describe Actions you can use sluggish, but slow is 99% of the time right Marine She acts funny something though. She's not please correct. Oh, I don't know if I can correct this. I'll give it a try She acts funny Though she's not that's how I'd correct that she acts funny though, although Short Although though. She's not funny VJ Saloni Which one is correct? He is arrived or he has arrived. Well, he has arrived He means I'm thank you Then could I start a sentence with a synonym of but I don't know can you so let's go back to your Synonyms of but and Let's click on the first one and did they start? So yet he's usually at the end of the sentence nevertheless we can begin a sentence So you'd have to check The usage of nevertheless Nonetheless, you got to check that even so however certainly we can begin sentences with however Like here right here people tend to put on weight in middle age. However Gaining weight is not inevitable. So there's one synonym. You can start with a Synonym of but then you can start a sentence with however row hit Tinkoo Let's see a little circuit you tell me the difference between our first sentence here I will talk to you tomorrow in our second sentence. I would talk See Google wants us to fix this And let's let's fix it here right I Will talk to you tomorrow. I Would talk to you tomorrow does not mean the same thing. This is more we're getting into conditional sentences So actually this is not a full sentence. I would talk to you tomorrow if I Had more time So this is when we would use I would So I would that would be my plan But if we need an if statement here if I had more time So I will talk to you more of that is a future plan. I will do it But this this is guaranteed. This is maybe It depends on on something else a condition if I had more time So what's the difference? This is the sentence to express future tense, and this is a if statement I Might do it or I there's a possibility of doing something if something else If we did another example, I will Cook tomorrow Future plan if I spelled tomorrow correctly, I would cook tomorrow if I had App art, what do we cook if we if I had salt So I would cook tomorrow if I had salt So you you can't say I would cook tomorrow. It had there has to be an if I would cook tomorrow If I had salt I don't have salt so I don't cook but if I had salt I would cook tomorrow So those are dead. They're definitely definitely different All right, could I know why do native speakers say?   It is automatically past tense. It's already an action that has happened in the past So I Automatically went to was but if you wanted to make that is there there is a Shot fired. It doesn't work. Is there there is a shot fired? No We would express a gun shot as fired past tense. There was a shot fired So how can I use very often to ask such as that kind of question which I asked or which question you asked earlier? Layla you asked many questions. I think this one do very often native speakers use passive do native speakers often or Often use Yeah, you could say very often use do native speakers very often use that's possible If you wanted to say very yeah, that's possible. I just took it out. It's possible to do that To Toth how you doing? I'm doing fine. Could I describe someone has lots of hair on his body with Harry? Yes, yeah, that's correct Robin is a hairy guy. That is correct someone with a lot of hair hairy Mike you can even Describe your animals your pets my dog is hairy my cat is hairy Robin is hairy Right Farida has a question here. Let's take a look Is there any difference between plumpy and chubby?   So yeah, we usually use chubby For cheeks.  You could say that but again, we always use chubby with cheeks He has a plumpy face. He has a chubby face. Yeah, it's possible to say chubby face But if you want to suggest more of a round shape you would use plumpy So very very similar. All right So Layla's I have these both sentences the same meanings. No do These sentences Have the same meaning I get confused. I Am confused. Oh, that's different. I feel puzzled. Well, that's that I get hungry. I Am hungry. These are different. So get would suggest kind of sometimes I get confused and I am confused is talking about right now. I am confused right now. I get confused Usually we don't write just this sentence. We need we need more information. I get confused When I drive So we would probably use I get confused and we're gonna add some more information like what kind of situations situations make you confused and This I am confused is right now. I get hungry Again, I would put more information when I don't eat. I am hungry right now Do you intend to grow up your beard currently? All right? Do you intend to grow grow up is for children? So we're just growing my beard. This is my beard. Do you intend to grow your beard? currently So actually you're gonna you're talking about the future grow my beard in the future So we wouldn't use currently. Do you intend to your grow your beard? maybe Continuously would be a better way. Do you intend to grow your beard and do you intend to Yeah, that's a way continuously And what is the answer? No, I could shave it any day. All right sleepwalker that information was exposed That information was disclosed that information was uncovered Classical sleepwalker question. Can we use disclosed and uncovered in the meaning exposed? Well, they they're all synonyms They're not the same exactly so exposed means some sort of scandal So there was some information that was exposed It was shown to the people and the people were surprised. Wow. So it was exposed Disclosed is more formal they the government disclosed the information so they just showed the information Formally, so this is not scandalous. This would be just a formal way to say they showed the information and the information was uncovered so Uncovered means the information was hidden Someone found it. So the information was uncovered probably a journalist when searching and found the information Some secret information. So I would say exposed Is closer to uncovered So that's talking about Information that was secret or someone was trying to hide it and someone exposed that information Or uncovered that information. Those are very similar and disclosed is just Formal way of saying the information is shown Not positive or negative. So your question. Can we use disclosed and uncovered in the meaning exposed? Yeah, so exposed means Disclosed and uncovered That has the meaning So I hope that gets it. So let's just put that in a sentence that information was exposed What kind of information are we talking about? Corruption was exposed that information We wouldn't say the corruption the So I'm bringing in a negative thing corruption corruption by a government very bad, right? So we could say the corruption was exposed the information was shown it shocked everyone everyone saw. Oh bad corruption Disclosed the corruption was disclosed. No Disclosed is not really going to talk about bad things. So I hear the new tax law something boring and The government disclosed showed this new information The corruption was uncovered similar to expose some journalist found This information and exposed the government. Okay, so I hope that helps Layla Did I use taste in the right place as well as being in following in the following set this Your taste about my English is significant for being an English teacher. No, this is very wrong. Sorry, Layla. So, yeah We We're not gonna use taste with English Taste is about a preference So we don't really have a preference for a language or your your your choice so We don't we don't associate this word with English that that's the first problem.  Let's see if I can fix this your opinion about my English is significant and as you Are an English teacher That might be a little better. So you're trying a very complicated sentence throwing in being and taste. It doesn't really work Sorry, Layla. Nice try. Keep trying If we want to describe who's this from Layla if we want to describe a woman in a positive way To mention she is beautiful because she is chubby. No I think you're confused Layla. Nowhere Nowhere did I say chubby meant beautiful chubby means fat? That not even close to beautiful. So no No It's not connected to beautiful marine She is too dramatic. Okay. I like that. She's too dramatic. She's full of drama. Which one of them is correct? Both of them are correct Both of them can work. So she is too dramatic so you're using an adjective form and She is full of drama. You're using the noun form.   I don't use it. I'm using excuse me So thick is more of slang positive slang. It's not negative. So if you said she is thick I would that's a positive She is a little bit fat or large in a very positive way. I like that style She is thick Again, that's slang. I don't use that. Uh, that's young people maybe Hip-hop slang She's thick I got confused when I couldn't I get confused When I couldn't understand the lessons which robin taught us recently then did I use got confused? Uh, I get confused when No comma I get confused when I can't I get confused when I can't understand the lesson which robin taught us recently. Okay, so I get confused in this situation I got confused a specific time. I got confused You want to be more specific Two minutes ago. I got confused Up here I get confused a certain situation You're talking about just a general lesson not a specific lesson Pallavi has a pronunciation Question Sir, can you please pronounce this word in slow motion? All right. So the word is dig dig Here, let's let's break it up to help you out I'm gonna Break it into three parts because it's three syllables Dig Ne Tee Dig Ne Tee Digna Tee Digna Tee Digna Tee Digna Tee Digna Tee Digna Tee Digna Tee Digna Tee Digna Tee All right Hope that helps digna Tee I digna Tee I don't like the kitchen smell. Okay, I understand that I don't like the Kitchen smell. Okay, which one is correct? They're Both correct Why This smell is a noun and the kitchen's I don't know here I understand but how do I explain this? I don't like the kitchen's smell So I'm going to break this up in colors So we want to separate this the possess of the kitchen's what the kitchen smell does that help? I don't know So I don't like the kitchen's smell Is using the kitchen's what the kitchen smell but in the second one, this is the confusing one the kitchen smell Is creating one noun the kitchen smell as one type of smell I don't like the the kitchen smell So yeah, both are possible The kitchen's smell or I don't like the kitchen smell As a noun I'm trying to think of another example. I don't like the This is a very unique sentence most of the time. You're just going to see the kitchen smell But sometimes yeah, I don't like That kitchen smell So I I don't know how to teach this Uh So yeah, I guess this works more as an adjective here In the noun my brain is not working well today I like the It's a type of grammar and there are other examples. I just can't think of them right now. Sorry, Lea Robin sir, could you mention whether What would be the reason to have use have been In this kind of usage, I have been teaching English Since 2000. He's don't give up Michael. It's a grammar question. So Past perfect can past perfect continuous Present present. Yeah, that's a terrible color All right. So what are their reasons? All right. So under the present perfect continuous not past perfect continuous. I was confused Uh usage one duration from the past until now So the present perfect continuous continuous if we have the ing There's your ing it is continuous Perfect, uh, there's your perfect. I have been teaching English since 2019 so from tonight are It's happening from something from the past until now Uh, that's the grammar point. That's usage one So that makes sense. So I'm not sure your question so Why do we use have been that's just the grammar usage to express it What do you want to say? elaborate All right, let's move on People usually say you're thick and And Sometimes you're chubby. Yeah in a positive way. Yeah, you can use thick and chubby in a positive way Those are two positive ways to say someone is a little a little bit large I don't like the smell of the kitchen yet, but uh We can make sentences like this. I don't like baby smell So treating it. It's it's an adjective here, but it's treating it like one noun So this is a type of a sentence we use in English not so common, but it's possible Someone's gonna say I don't like baby smell. I don't like saliva saliva I don't like cat saliva So something like that we can construct sentences like that treating that as one Noun we'll come back I thought the kitchen smell is wrong and the kitchen smell is right They're both correct It's confusing. Yeah Which one makes sense Could I say instead of which one has a clear meaning? Which one makes sense? Yeah, you can say that This one is better Which one makes sense? That's uh, I like that better So she's asking these two sentences Which one makes sense which one has a clear meaning? Okay, both are okay Both are okay, but this one is smaller.  What's the weather? Do you like in your home town? No, we don't need do This is wrong What's the weather? Do you like What's the difference between them? Uh, what's the weather? Do you like in your hometown? This is impossible There is nowhere that you saw. What's the weather? Do you like in your hometown? That doesn't exist. So you have to recheck that sentence Okay, so sleepwalker is going to try sleepwalkers are good students sleepwalkers are going to try making a sentence I left cat purr hmm Purr is a difficult noun because purr is a continuous noise So this doesn't work well because you chose you chose Like you saw I was trying to create a rule and you chose the exact word that doesn't work well in that rule Because purr is continuous It's a continuous noise. So it doesn't work well. I love I love cat hair cat hair is not continuous But purr So if you said I love thunder Sound I love thunder sound. We don't use it like this because thunder is something else a noise. That's kind of continuous So it doesn't work well. So We would We would express those noises Like this. I love the sound Of cats purring Because it's a sound when and when there's sounds we usually express it this way I love the sound of thunder So you chose a word of a noise that is continuous. It doesn't work as well as a single now In your view, what are the pros and cons of taking class for studying English face to face? Well, Leila, I would suggest you never Take a class studying English face to face Uh, I think you are at a level where you can make friends and talk to friends Not a teacher, but friends just practice speaking face to face But if you really really want to speak to a foreigner and you cannot find a foreigner Yeah, then you got to pay but I you know, there's only one con Money takes money lots of money, especially if you're talking to native speakers So I would say don't do that. Don't spend money to talk to a native speaker face to face Try to make more friends Sir you're a professor. Well, yeah, I work at a university. She doesn't like rain sound She doesn't like the the again sound The the the sound of rain is how we express A sound Sound is a continuous thing All right, I'll end there in a minute. So get any last questions in I try comment on surroundings and think about daily tasks Additionally, I try immersion in English environment as much as possible. Can check it. Please check your sentence I try to Comment on my Surroundings and I Think about daily tasks In English I am confused Additionally, I try To immerse myself in English might be better. I try to immerse myself in On English environment as much as possible. So I try to comment On my surroundings and I think about daily tasks in English All right, this is a little confusing because you're you're doing two things commenting and thinking And I'm not sure why you're putting commenting and thinking together In the same sentence. So I try to comment on my surroundings and I think about daily tasks In English is that what you're trying to say you comment comment in English and you think about your tasks in English This one makes sense. Additionally, I try to immerse myself in an English in English Actually, we're gonna say English only environment as much as possible. This is a better way to say English only Uh, and why do I put this because I want to create an adjective? Here's some advanced English I'm creating an adjective for environment. So when we create an adjective Uh, we often use this hyphen here. So that's that's a lesson Yeah, I think I mentioned that before I'm not going to go into too too much detail But this is the best way to express this Frida Frida, what do you think about my English skills Robin? Frida Everyone's great. I don't evaluate English level Everyone is perfect And Leila which one is better say the sound of rain or the rain sound the sound of rain as I Is probably the better way to express that. All right. Thank you very much Palavi I'll just type in my answer All right. Thank you For everyone who watched today. Uh, I'll be back again next week Perhaps I'll have more energy next week. It was a long day. I was filming videos So you can see I was a little tired, but I still did the live stream All right. So thanks again, and I'll see you again next week So take care everyone


I am going to introduce our speaker now. So, Jalu Tuan is a Ph.D. nursing student from Zhejiang University in China. She is now an international visiting scholar in the Midwifery Division at the University of British Columbia. For the last six years, she has worked on projects related to perinatal mental health. Her master's project was about providing a psychological intervention for women who experienced pregnancy termination for fetal abnormalities. Her doctoral project mainly focuses on constructing professional training for nurses and midwives to enhance their ability of providing perinatal bereavement care. She has published 16 SCI articles as the first author. Hey, I'm gonna give the presentation over now. Hi, everyone. My name is Jalu Qian. I'm very glad to have the opportunity to give this presentation. In today's presentation, I would like to focus on experiences of prenatal bereavement, of obstetric nurses and midwives receiving a prenatal bereavement care training program, a qualitative study. Before I begin, let me introduce myself briefly. My name is Jalu Qian. I'm a Ph.D. nursing student from Zhejiang University, China. I'm now a visiting scholar in the University of British Columbia. My research mainly focuses on prenatal bereavement care and midwife free education. I have published a relevant articles in this field. My presentation is divided into the following four sections. Let me start with some general information on the introduction. Prenatal wars includes miscarriage, therapeutic abortion, stillbirth or neonatal death. It occurs worldwide in 25% of non-pregnancies. It can cause serials and long-term mental health problems in the bereaved parents. It is reported that the quality of care that bereaved parents receive from nurses and midwives has a major influence on parents' ability to cope with the loss. For parents, they often receive unsatisfactory care, feeling that the care they receive did not meet their expectations. In an online survey, some parents reported disrespect for care. For nurses and midwives, Larkin's sufficient confidence and capability and bearing a heavy emotional burden during provision of prenatal bereavement care were reported. Thus, the gap between parents' need for high-quality care and healthcare professionals' lack of prenatal bereavement care capability has become increasingly prominent. In Chinese clinical practice, ignoring women's needs and using disrespectful words were the main reasons for interactive contradiction. Actually relevant guidelines have addressed the necessity of conducting continuous training for healthcare professionals in the field of prenatal bereavement care. In a scoping review, a series of educational programs in the UK, USA, and Ireland sought to propel nurses and midwives to care for bereaved parents. However, these programs revealed lack of theoretical base and comprehensive training contents. Systematic and comprehensive prenatal bereavement care has not been developed in China. Therefore, there was an urgency to establish and conduct the prenatal bereavement care training program in China. The aim of our study was to understand nursing and midwife professionals' experiences of the prenatal bereavement care training program, PBCTP, after its implementation. Now we come to the methods. This study was used to record and analyze obstetric nurses and midwives' experiences of the PBCTP. The PBCTP intervention was specifically designed for nurses and midwives who provide prenatal bereavement care to parents who experience a prenatal loss. It aimed to meet nursing and midwife professionals' knowledge and skill gaps and emotional support needs. There are five modules in this program. Content was delivered via eight online theoretical courses, which were given every two days. Participants in our study had to submit a journal reflection after each online course to ensure their participation. In this figure, you can see some detailed information of the detailed information of the intervention content. Five modules, including introduction, general knowledge, practical skills, emotional support for nurses and midwives, practices, reflection, and learning were included. This study was conducted in a deliberate room and seven obstetric wards in a tertiary maternity hospital between March and May 2022. The inclusion criteria were nurses or midwives who have provided prenatal bereavement care and who have over one year of clinical experience. In this full diagram, you can see participants' inclusion. There were 127 nurses and 44 midwives participated in this training, and then we interviewed 12 nurses and four midwives in total. Purpose sampling was used to include participants who submitted eight reflective journal entries and gave detailed reflective comments in their journals instead of using a few simple words. Interviews were conducted by our telephone using a semi-structured interview guide and lasted about 30 to 15 minutes. The interviews were conducted in Mandarin. In data analysis, a six-stage semantic analysis was used. Finally, we interviewed 12 hospital obstetric nurses and four midwives. In this table, you can see the themes and sub-themes of our study. I will not explain all the results in detail. I would like to focus on some interesting and important sub-themes. Scene one is about participants' aims of undertaking the training, needs for knowledge and skill enhancement and providing high-quality care were the main reasons for their participation. The lack of prenatal treatment care ability made it difficult to obtain trust and cooperation of the women which hinders their work efficiency. Nurses and midwives also wanted to eliminate women's negative feelings by providing high-quality, emotionally sensitive care. Scene two is personal growth and practice changes after training. After the training, nurses and midwives started to care from viral perspectives. They began to pay attention to viral needs of the briefed women, including emotional, spiritual and other needs. And also they integrate the family psychological needs into their care. Before the training, some nurses and midwives sought women who experienced prenatal loss would have an easier birth than women who experienced a four-term pregnancy with a four-grown baby. After the training, they realized the importance of pain management among this population. The third sub-theme is more effective communication. Nurses and midwives started their communication by giving detailed health education. A nurse said that, I didn't dare to communicate with them before because I thought it would make them feel depressed. I left in a hurry after every word expansion. Now when I see the briefed women and their families, I will tell them the following precautions for labor induction. I have received training and learned many courses so I have certain knowledge reserve. I have the confidence and ability to communicate with them. Seem three is the most valuable training content. Respect for grief care was a very important sub-theme in this part. Nursing and midwife staff found the content about grief care very practical. For example, provision of baby's footprint, dressing the baby, holding or seeing the baby. One midwife said that, I usually don't pay attention to how to name the baby. Maybe sometimes I just call the baby a small corpse. The mother might be very upset to hear that. After we learn the course materials, we would say the baby's name. I will also double check if the mother wants to see the baby, who will clean the baby when the mother needs to see her baby. Increased medical knowledge was also proposed by nurses and midwives. Their basic education didn't prevent for understand chromosomal abnormalities or fatal formation defects. This course provided nurses and midwives with more knowledge about the courses of pregnancy loss. Mindful nurse breathing in our study could help nurses and midwives to relieve their negative emotions in life. Seem four is suggestions for training improvement. Some nurses and midwives suggested that suggested to strengths course interaction. Nurses and midwives saw that online courses in our study lacked communication and interaction between colleagues. They suggested that offline learning would be better to improve the efficiency of the training. And also prenatal law is a solemn topic. Nursing and midwife staff reported that they do not communicate much about it. One nurse reported that the courses are recorded which is one sided. If these courses can be carried out whilst several live broadcasts, the effect would be better. For example, if I don't get any feedback on a certain question, there may be a knowledge point that I don't understand. Enriching clinical courses was also suggested by nurses and midwives. They hope to apply specific theoretical knowledge to clinical practice by learning clinical cases. Slowing the frequency of courses was also suggested. Seem five directions for practice improvement. More appropriate content and form of prenatal breathing care was suggested is a process of understanding women's breathing care needs. It is necessary to ask about women's need in a way that will not cause additional harm. Uniform service conscience would facilitate the provision of consistent and supportive care. The last theme is Influency Factors of Practice Optimization. Visit clinical work and environmental support from the hospital were considered as two main Influency Factors of the practice. Some nurses and midwives were intellectually and emotionally willing to provide high quality breathing care, but their own exhaustion, we can their ability to provide this kind of care. Environmental support from the hospital, some nurses and midwives hope that it would be better if the hospital could provide a private undisturbed space for the prenatal breathing care because post-pattern rooms may be shelled rooms. There is no private room for the farewell ceremony at the hospital. The price of other babies can also affect the mood of the breathing women. In rooms shelled by several women, the women often do not want to share their experiences with professionals. Now we come to the discussion. The findings that nursing and midwife professionals perceive the personal growth and practice changes after training, similar with other studies implementing this kind of training, this positive feedback reflected the effectiveness of the training program. Our training program was established based on a systematic scoping review and the exploration of Chinese prenatal breathing care. It could enhance the evidence-based rigor of the program. Therefore, in the future, wider application and testing of the training program should be conducted with larger sample and in diverse communities to verify its effectiveness. Respect for grief care increased medical knowledge and mindful breathing were considered as the most valuable contents of our study. In China, actually it is a taboo to talk about death, so nurses and midwives were quite unfamiliar with providing respect for grief care. In our study, they found that asking women's desire to see the baby after the delivery, calling a baby by name and keeping baby's footprint in this training as practical breathing skills. In our study, nurses and midwives acknowledged the value of learning more medical knowledge related to pregnancy laws, related to prenatal laws. It is similar with findings in previous study, nurses and midwives recommended training related to physical care issues and knowledge of genetics. For mindfulness breathing, actually it has been widely used for relieving health care professionals traumatic psychological symptoms. And in our study, nurses and midwives are also found it was helpful to relieve negative emotions. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, our intervention was implemented via online lectures. It reduced the course interactions to some extent. In previous studies, face-to-face meetings in class interaction, offline workshops and debriefing case presentations were suggested to improve the efficiency of the training program. More appropriate content and form of prenatal breathing care was suggested. The key to providing prenatal breathing care is to respect women's preference. Therefore, hospitals could develop tools such as a list of breathing care services so that nurses and midwives could better understand women's breathing care needs in a way of avoiding a courtness. Basic clinical work and environmental support from the hospital were considered factors that limited practice optimization. So improvement of breathing care involves the contribution of individuals, teams, institutions and systems. Hence, hospital managers should optimize human resource allocation and create the necessary conditions to enable the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the best practice prenatal breathing care. There are some strengths and limitations of our study. The methodology of this study was real. This is the first implementation of PBCTP in China and the results were helpful to provide enlightenment about the future training for healthcare providers in prenatal breathing practice. There are also some limitations of our study. First, the number of participants represent was small. We included nurses and midwives who were expressive in their reflective journals. This purposive sampling may have generated favorable bios interview responses. Secondly, we didn't obtain experiences from families after the training. Any improvement in the prenatal breathing care is recognized only from the perspectives of the nursing and midwife professionals. Last but not least, the PBCTP was only implemented in a single hospital and transferability of the findings to other health systems is unknown. Now I'd like to move on to the conclusion. The PBCTP was described by nurses and midwives as satisfying their training needs and supporting their professional enhancement. It facilitated personal growth and provide changes in providing prenatal breathing care. This intervention should be optimized based on suggestions from nurses and midwives for wider dissemination and application to verify its effectiveness. More efforts from hospitals, managers, obstetric nurses and midwives are needed to form a uniform care pathway and promote prenatal breathing care practice. Here are some references of our studies. This brings me to the end of my presentation. Thanks for your listening. And now if you have any questions and better pleased to answer it. Thank you. Okay. Does anyone have any questions right off? Well, I have a question. This study aimed to understand nursing and midwifery experiences with the perinatal bereavement care training program after its implementation. Can you tell me more about the details about the actual training program and how that was implemented? Okay. Thank you very much for your question. I will move to the one slide. In actually in this figure you can see some detailed information of the program. Actually this part has already been published in BMJ Open. You can check the reference list for more details of the contents. In five modules of our training program, the most important modules are general knowledge, practical skills, emotional support for nurses and midwives. In the beginning, nurses and midwives have to learn the meaning and objectives of the training in the introduction module. And then in the general knowledge module they have to learn something about clinical guidelines, law and ethics, psychological characteristics of the britnum parents. And then communication skills, psychological support strategies were delivered to nurses and midwives in practical skills module. These skills are very useful in clinical practice. Them, emotional support for nurses and midwives module, they have to learn some relaxation techniques. For example, mindfulness training so that it can help them to manage them, manage their own negative emotions. The last module is practices, reflection and learning. We will encourage them to organize group workshop and practical reflection conference to promote experience, sharing and communication. Yeah, so if you want to know more details you can check the reference for number 18 to know more details. Thank you. Okay, thank you. We do have some questions here in the chat. So, Seal Javit says, interesting work. Your work in China is at a similar stage to where we were in the early, I think you mean 1980s seal. Do you have plans to upscale this program and to spread it? Yeah, I think the reason why our work in China is similar stage to the early 19th century 1908 here is because the culture is very different. In China, people are not willing to talk more, much more about that. So, few medical staff will pay attention to the care for this population before. But now we are, there are more and more research in this field and the implementation of the training program is the first step in my research. And we are now in China apply for some grant to support us to spread this training program to other hospitals and for wider implementation of the training program. Yeah. Okay. There's more questions coming in. So, the next one is Susanna asks, what are the steps moving forward from the results of your study? And are you considering obtaining information from service users? Yeah, from my results, in this study, I only obtained some feedback from the nurses and midwives after their training. And in the future, I will also collect some information from the brilliant parents about their experiences of the bereavement care. Actually, in our hospital, we are now changing some principles of bereavement care. And I'm now collecting some information from the bereavement parents about their satisfaction of the bereavement care and their psychological outcomes. And then compel the outcome with previous data I collected before to see if there are any improvements after the training in the practice. Yeah. I will collect more information from the bereavement parents to verify the effectiveness of the program. Okay. Anita says, thanks for the nice presentation. How long was the training and how can you ensure that they practice what they were taught? Thank you for your question. We have about eight theoretical courses and these courses were delivered every two days. So the training is about 16 days through online lectures. Actually, the main aim of the training is to improve their confidence to provide this kind of care. And actually, I can't ensure they practice what we want to practice because the first step is to improve their knowledge and skills. But how can help them to implement their practice, how to implement their practice with their need more efforts from the managers and hospitals. So that's what we need to do in the future. Okay. Susanna has another comment. She says, as an Asian descendant, I know that the death of a baby is seen as a guilt and shame for families. I wonder how do you think you can attract participants? Actually, in this study we, our participants is nurses and wives, but I also do some research about the bereavement parents. In the beginning I also thought that it is, it may be difficult to include the bereavement parents because they may feel very, it's a shame to talk about the baby's death, but actually this kind of participation, it's very willing to share their experience because they are very sad they want to share their experience with the professionals for help and to relieve their negative emotions. So it is not very difficult to attract these participants because they have a great demand for seeking psychological support and professional support from the medical staff. Tara Mati says, very good presentation. Do you think that the study group were a good number? Actually we in our hospital, we have one delivery room and seven obstetric words and after communicating with a leader in these words, we have tried to include as many as participants in our study. So in our hospital, the majority of nurses and midwives all participated in our study. So I think it's a good number for a single hospital. But if I want to spread the training program in China, I think it's still not enough. Maybe in the future we can establish a cooperation with more hospitals to spread the training program and hope that more nurses and midwives can participate in this training. Yeah. Okay, any other questions before we start to wrap up here? All right, and here's Yalu's contact information.


Lux presents Hollywood the Lux Radio Theater brings you Joan Fontaine and Mark Stevens in from this day forward. Ladies and gentlemen your producer Mr. William Keely. Greetings from Hollywood ladies and gentlemen. 60 years ago today October 28th the Statue of Liberty was unveiled in New York Harbor. Since then millions of people have sailed beneath her upraised torch to a new life and a brave new world. Our play tonight RKO's recent hit from this day forward deals with the most important of these millions our own men in uniform returning to the problems and complexities of present-day America. It's a story of love and hope against the background of this changing and exciting world and we're fortunate in having both stars of the picture. Joan Fontaine one of Hollywood's most accomplished players and Mark Stevens whose spectacular rise to stardom heralds a brilliant future. I imagine all of us are thinking in terms of from this day forward wondering what the future holds but how many of you know that Halloween which we observe on Thursday was originally a day of fortune-telling and prophecy. It was a day when young girls especially resorted to many forms of magic ritual to find out when and whom they'd marry. Nowadays I'm sure young girls depend more on their personal attractiveness to win a husband on the kind of complexion loveliness that Lux toilet soap care can bring and once you try Lux toilet soap and get acquainted with its form of magic I'm sure that you'll depend on it from this day forward. On to our play starring Joan Fontaine as Susan and Mark Stevens as Bill. Our curtain rises on Act One. It's mid-afternoon in New York City in front of a large office building a young man in uniform pauses before entering and turns to the girl at his side. Well I guess I better go on Susan. Where will you be? Oh I'll go and help Martha. Oh yeah that's right the moving day huh. What you looking for? Well that that card they gave me at the separation center I needed you're supposed to show it to him when you go to the employment service. Oh here it is. Well goodbye honey. Goodbye Bill. Hey wait a minute. Huh? Yes. Oh. That's better. Looks like you learned some bad habits in the army. Why I sure didn't do much kissing. Well maybe it was a good habit then. Oh Bill remember the first time you kissed me. Sure I remember the time we took the Hudson River dayboat up to Newburgh. Bill. Oh wait a minute I remember it was the time he had date with Victor Ballbrain and you found out you didn't have a date with him at all. No it wasn't it was on August 21st at ten o'clock. You're sure it wasn't nine twenty nine.  You know baby you almost made me forget. Forget what? That's no time for memories I better get going. Oh good luck darling. Thanks. And don't worry because I know you're gonna get a job a good job. Sure I am. Don't you worry either. U.S. Employment Service. Mr. Hoffman on Momadal Rain. U.S. Employment Service. I beg your pardon. Yes. I want a job. Name please. William Cummings. Your discharge paper. Uh here. What kind of work did you do? I was totally laid off right now. You'll take this form please and this paper. There's several questions you'll have to answer. If you'll take it over to that table please. Oh yeah. Yeah thanks. Forms. Fill out the forms. Always a form soldier. Always some questions. What do you expect? I want a job. You gotta answer questions. Never ask. You love your wife. Like the kids. You ever been hungry scared? How do you feel about things in general? Why should it? Just answer the question soldier. Just answer the question. Yeah I guess I did. It's only thunder. I sure hope so. Cool things off maybe. Rain. Your home soldier and it's raining. Ah rain's lucky. That's what Susie said eight years ago just before we were married. I remember standing by the doorway. Rain's lucky for her she said rain's lucky. Hey get back in the doorway you get soaked. Who cares rain's lucky for us. Rain the day you came to New York and it rained the day we met. Sure it's coming down. Say you maybe we better not go to Martha's huh. Oh Bill she's just my sister. She'll love you. You're afraid too. Yeah a little bit. The subway's just down at the corner. Let's run for it. Okay. Ready. Here we go. Come on baby. It's time to bring your bow Susie. The apartment's a man. Oh we came to see you not the apartment. Susan I was wondering if you could take in a movie with us. I wish I could Bill but I can't leave this ironing. So where's Hank? Sleeping naturally. Oh I wanted him to take the kids to the park but the rain started. Oh it stopped raining now. Oh say we saw the kids outside you this while. Who's that Bob Beasley. Who else. Excuse me a minute. Timmy are you and Barbara playing in that gutter again. No I'm honest. Well then what are you fussing at him for mom. I ain't fussing. I thought you were going for a ride with Jake and Charlie.  She lives upstairs Bill all day long she sits at the window yelling at the kids. Yeah Susie introduced me to her. You mean you've been up to see her. From the street we yelled through. It's bad enough to live in the same house with your mother-in-law but when she owns the building. Well the minute Hank gets a job we're gonna clear out of here so fast. Hello Susan. Oh so you decided to get up huh. How can I sleep with you yelling out the window all the time. Well Susie is this the guy. Oh stop it Bill this is Hank. How do you do. Glad to know your kid. And why don't you put on a shirt. What for my underwear is clean. You might just pretend to have some manners. Hey how about a little beer for our guests. In the icebox go and get it. Come out of the kitchen Bill. I'll give you the lowdown on these two days before you get sucked in. Excuse me honey if I keep on ironing. Do you like him Martha. I wouldn't mind ironing if it was. Do you like him Martha. Susie do me a favor think a good long time before you're going to get married Oh no wait a minute. No I mean it. Of course I want you to use your own judgment I haven't heard that for a long time. Remember how it used to work.  Why don't you learn something from Hank and me look at us why don't you leave Hank. Leave Hank. But he needs me and you need him and you love him don't you. Yeah yeah sure I do but that's got nothing to do with you you're different Susan I don't know it's so hard to figure out. Nothing like a good glass of beer you know something I'm glad it's Sunday I don't have to go out look for a job now well what was that you were saying oh nothing important I say yeah how did you and Susie happen to get together oh we met at the well now you take Martha and me we both had jobs at the same factory making cardboard boxes you and Susie gonna get married well we have Martha had an awful time deciding about us but finally she says okay and she gives up a career and we done it Susie gonna quit the bookstore well you know we talked about don't let her do it kid no sir well think up kid muzzle top say you're a great little talker ain't you oh oh sure so you huh oh not yet or your room at the YW huh as much of a life isn't but just don't go training it in for something worse oh I guess I haven't gotten me right to go bawling you out oh I sure you have Martha you got a reason well I don't see why you're so worried about Bill and me. Hey Martha! What is it? I see the way he looks at you and I... Hey Martha did you know that Bill here is a machinist? Well I've been one. Well he works at Tartley you know he brought his micrometer from the shop once and he measured my hair my hair measures 1.2 thousand. I guess you don't like a trade like that overnight. Yeah I guess you don't. He sets up lays too. Me? I'm gonna get a chicken for you. Oh sure. Now look you take a hundred chickens Bill you give them the benefit of the doubt they knock out 50 eggs a day at the end of the week you've got 350 chickens so at the end of the year huh you're lousy with them then all you do is sit back and watch them wake you get the picture. Yeah but first you got to get the job to get the money to get the chickens can I get in that picture all right sure but didn't I just read in the paper that instead of eight million unemployed there's really only. Uncle Jackson's father making go in the car too. Can we mommy? No it's too close to supper. Like she does when she don't have her way huh Barbara. Timmy. I just said she might. Oh let the kids go Martha. Oh well but get in there and wash first. Okay come on Barbara you see I told you. I think maybe we better begin along too Susie. Oh so soon? Yeah I guess. Say Bill I hear you're studying to be an artist. Now wait a minute Susie. Well it's supposed to be a sequence or something. Well you'd think that'll listen to Bill. All right it's just that I'm not much good at it again and it's kind of silly to talk about it but when you say Susie. Well bye Martha. So long sis. Don't forget what I said. I won't. Thanks for the beer Hank. Just don't do nothing I wouldn't do. You love bites. Goodbye Terry. Bye Barbara. Bye. Hey Susie. Yeah. Maybe I'll come in at bookstore and buy a book someday. Yeah why don't you Hank. Martha the kids can read it to you. You know we've been so busy walking I never asked you. Would you like the movie. Oh it was all right I guess. I liked it. Bill let's stop here a minute. Okay. You know whenever I take a walk I like to stop here. Now why. Because you once painted a picture of this. Bridge over the Harlem River. And tonight it's just like it was in your painting. Quiet and dark and the river glistening down there. And what. One lonely star in the sky. Yeah first time. Come on make a wish. Starlight starlight first I see tonight. I wish I may I wish I might I wish I wish it come true tonight. What do you wish. Oh that every day was Sunday. Do you know what I mean. Yeah me too. Susan a guy's got to be practical. A guy's got to try and look ahead. Yeah. A guy's got to depend on job for a living. What rights you got to think of marriage. What right. Well supposing he loses his job. Well I know you're you think you're Hank aren't Hank and my sister. No not especially besides they were that way because they eat maybe it's been hot today. You should see him in the water. All right take Hank then I don't get it. There's a guy with a wife and two kids and no job. Can you imagine how he feels. He must be sorry he ever got married. Martha loves him. Makes it even worse. I don't know what they expected or what they got handed to them as much of an argument for marriage is it. Is it. Susan how can I be sure of anything how can I promise the girl security or guarantee her happiness. Well you love me. Yes I ask him to marry you. Yeah I guess I am since you put it that way I guess I am he is surprised. No. Gosh I I never thought it'd be anything like this hot Sunday night high bridge in the Bronx. That's all I've got. Maybe there's not enough but you'll make a beautiful bride Susan. Oh bride's are beautiful because they're young and full of hope and the kind of all shiny inside. Martha was a bride once even though Marv easily. Yeah what else can I say that that I love you I've said that. What are we waiting for Bill are you afraid. Yes so my baby so my we got married that week back with the future we said why shouldn't we do all right. Yeah why shouldn't we. Except now today in nineteen forty six where am I looking for a job filling out phones questions more questions. Great to go home almost great I. Remember our first time just a tiny apartment I was well I remember what Susie said isn't wonderful she said to have a place where you can lock the door. Nobody else. That's all I thought about all day Susie about hurrying back home. Look a wedding for my boss a book an entire book on how to make good coffee after all the years you work in that bookshop you think Higgler give me some belly was very nice and didn't he give me three whole days off on a honeymoon well pretty soon maybe we can come to find somebody else I don't like my wife working darling I thought we weren't going to talk about that anymore yeah that's right say yeah Susie what would you do if you had twenty five bucks oh buy a house maybe or a car no I mean it what would you do what are you talking about well how do you like that I come home with twenty five bucks my way five dollars not only that I got a letter from the boss bill you didn't sure here go on read it dear Mr Cummings on behalf of the company may I extend congratulations on your recent marriage remember now as you work that you have three miles to feed three go on yours your wife's and that of the JJ Wilson machinery and engineering corporation JJ Wilson president okay where's the check right here so it's paid the order of William Cummings the summer twenty five dollars to buy something special for Mrs Cummings like like a new dress oh no you don't we're gonna buy your drawing board I got a drawing I mean a really good drawing board Susie we're gonna buy your dress drawing board I got a drawing board I got a dress now look how about a savings account we get one of those little books and then each week we hey and another thing JJ Wilson's got his eye on you sure he has he sent you a letter and a check didn't he oh honey he's got three thousand I'm waiting for and they all got letters and checks of course not but you see it's like I said JJ Wilson's got his eye on you Susie baby I've never even seen JJ Wilson the foreman gave me the check well Mr Wilson knows you got married doesn't he it's on my file it's routine well he sent you the letter yeah spelled my name wrong well the point is you got a check from JJ Wilson and Bill I'm so proud of you and I love you I love you or someday you'll know I am Susie someday he'll spell my name right well how are you doing Sarge I'm stuck with this thing well I'm kind of working at it Lieutenant you having trouble you shouldn't miss hey that's some list of jobs you've had oh you should be having a little trouble too I know I am I know who I am and where I live and what race I am those questions I can answer that's where I stop there's no space on the forum to say what you'd like to do you see I never worked before well maybe you learned something in the army that yeah learn to drop bombs yeah but that's no trade yeah I guess a fella's really out of luck until he learned some trade then he's safe hey like you for instance turret laid operator sure wish I could do that oh you do all right lieutenant yeah sure I'll do all right he thinks the guy is safe he's got a trade my huh keep telling that to yourself Bill sell yourself on that you're safe you're safe yeah but things happen that are bigger than the guy always trade you're a bomber dear the war is over no more bombs or or you're a turret laid operator and there's a depression no more jobs the day they hand you the pink slip you'd rather do anything to go home and tell your wife so you stop up and buy a drink buy another what do you mean I'm drunk now Bill I'm not mad good and I don't want to be a nagging wife good and I don't expect to know where you are every minute of the time even if it is half past 11 good and I don't want you to feel tied down in any way good will you stop saying good bill good now you knew mother and Hank were coming here today and you knew I made a special dinner with stuff peppers and everything you know how do you think they felt how do you think I felt I thought you were sick again noble accident or something and then come home like this okay so I'm drunk so what about your drunk is an old goat go on go to bed no what's that box it's my toolbox would you bring it home for that is my toolbox along my father made himself gave him before he died it's beautiful what I say come on what I say what do you mean well I proposed you on the bridge that night what I tell you you said you love me yeah yeah what else what you wanted to marry me yeah go on well you said you couldn't promise me happiness that's right what else a guarantee security I didn't I was right I'm always right remember that lovely little letter I got from JJ Wilson Bill that's a day I got another lovely little letter only this time he didn't single me out all the boys got one let me see him now I'll sit down I'll read it to you dear mr or you read it dear mr coming owing the circumstances beyond my control JJ Wilson machinery and engineering corporation is forced to cut down this production therefore I forget to say your services are no longer required well now you know honey spell my name wrong come here Bill oh Susie Susie I lost my job yeah yeah I know but it's gonna be all right maybe better I've still got my job and we save some money and uh 35 bucks well my salary won't go far either but what are we supposed to do break down and cry well I'm not gonna see you still got your trade and you got your tools and you got me oh Susie it's just that I love you so I oh well that kiss me and our honeymoon is over now isn't it baby listen Bill all it takes to make a honeymoon is just you and me do you understand that yeah I understand don't ever forget it Bill not ever in a few moments we'll bring you act too of from this day forward starring Joan Fontaine and Mark Stevens here's Libby Collins our Hollywood reporter what's new and exciting Libby well for one thing Mr. Keely this afternoon I saw Paramount's exciting new picture two years before the mast Charles Dana's classic tale of adventure aboard a sailing ship in 1834 life at sea was a bit rugged then wasn't it Libby oh that's understanding it Mr. Keely and while the picture was being filmed life for the cast was rugged too you know they built a full-sized reproduction of the ship complete with 90 foot mast I watched Alan Ladd and William Bendick shinny up that mast to fill the sails during a raging studio made storm was breathtaking and really dangerous as well and the love interest oh very exciting Paramount brought Esther Fernandez from Mexico to play the feminine lead Mexico's Academy Award winner mm-hmm she's known and admired throughout Latin America and she'll make a hit with American audiences too she's quite lovely how did she like us north of the border oh very much she told me one thing that made her feel quite at home and this will interest you Mr. Kennedy was finding Lux toilet soap in her studio dressing room it's her favorite beauty age she said well Lux hopes of passport to beauty anywhere Libby and Esther Fernandez is a beauty isn't she and those gorgeous costumes she wore in two years before the mast she made a delightful contrast to those seafaring characters Alan Ladd and Brian Donlett no she's a real Latin beauty all 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and one evening in particular that started when he called for Susan at Mr. Higgler's bookshop very much longer Susan oh Bill we're just closing now Bill any luck no well I'll just get my things is it all right if I leave Mr. Higgler oh yes run along Susan uh Mr Cummings how are things going with you any luck nope no job yet nope I see well good night Susan night Mr. Higgler right early in the morning don't forget hello the whole world have to know I'm out of work Bill oh Martha formed yeah hang find anything no she wanted to know if we'd take care of the kids tonight why not come on then Bill we'll have some stuff and go over you kindly open the wind up there hey Mark would you let me a buck no me and Martha were going over to Jake's to hit him for a long we got to get there don't we Bill and Susan we're waiting for him now my heart about it nothing do oh hi your kids you get a job yet Bill no hey you see my he ain't waking either I guess that makes us tramps Bill lovely woman my mother got six thousand bucks cash up there in our heart like a gangster sorry they're going to shake fine thing hit my brother for a loan every couple of weeks oh here comes Martha no luck with the old lady Martha well I got enough of car fare one way we can oh hello Susan hello Bill hi mother the kids upstairs yeah awful to rush off like this but we promised Jake we're going run along it's well of you to do this oh the kids are had supper and they're ready for bed if they're still hungry there's some dried prunes in the sink we'll be back early don't worry about anything thank goodness for Jake huh yeah I'd rather wait for it though oh well he can't have everything come on mother so you gotta kiss me too oh well there Timmy now Uncle Bill and I'll be just outside gee I should hook that can put the bite on Uncle Jake tonight yeah so do I now go to sleep Aunt Susie oh yes darling could I have a drink of water now you've had two already and I'm afraid oh no I wouldn't I wouldn't well yeah I guess I would it's there never mind go to sleep now won't you good night good night what do they want oh nothing just darling good night Uncle Bill good night I don't know how Martha does it well kids though wonderful oh Bill wouldn't it be something if Timmy I can't sleep now this is an outrage but I gotta talk to Uncle Bill about something well Timmy what is it well you see Uncle Bill if you will I can get you next meal for you what do you mean Timmy come on you go oh wait a second go on Timmy well I heard mom telling Papa you got canned from your job and that you didn't know where your next meal was coming from and I thought well I thought I'd get it for you Uncle Bill how oh it's easy I do it for Papa all the time I just go to the butcher and tell him I want a bone for my dog I bring the bone home and mom makes soup out of it I can do it for you and Aunt Susie tomorrow it's real easy Uncle Bill you bet people can't do it takes a kid doesn't the butcher ever get wise nah anyway anyway what he knows I ain't gotta do him well thanks Timmy I appreciate you you're off very much but well you get a little wrong your mom was kind of joking see mom don't joke about that well this time she was pop yeah but mom no sir look Timmy your mom was just joking I I lost my job sure but well what I mean what do you mean Uncle Bill what what Uncle Bill means that he's he's gonna find a job right away and you're not gonna have to worry about it see and everything's gonna be fine to me fine I figured you was gonna be like Papa and I wanted you to yeah we know all about it yeah now it's gotta be a joy okay just so long as you know Uncle Bill I'll talk again again good night Uncle Bill good night Timmy Susie I'm sorry if I made Uncle Bill feel bad but Timmy look everything's gonna be wonderful see and Uncle Bill's gonna get a job and your father's gonna get a job and you're never gonna have to worry about getting soup bones from the butcher you're gonna have steak to eat all you want see you're gonna have a dog a real dog and he's gonna have steak to eat. Don't cry Aunt Susie. Don't cry Aunt Susie. Just one moment. Well Sergeant you've answered all the questions. Well there's one I didn't answer. Which one is that? Oh you have to answer it. Well I'd rather not. But it's regulations. But I'm not gonna answer it. Well you don't seem to understand. That's the trouble I do understand that's why I can't answer it. Well well you better talk to Mr. Hoffman then. Okay I'll talk to Mr. Hoffman. Well that's his office right over there. Thanks.  What's the trouble Sergeant? Well I've been trying to talk to that girl out there she keeps saying fill in the form fill in the form I can't seem to get through ahead what I'm trying to say. Finally she said I'm gonna see you. Sit down let's have your paper. Yes sir. You see if I do answer this particular question might keep me from getting a job and I need a job. Which question is that? Well I'd better give it to you straight. I have a police record. Oh let me see that form. You see I used to do a little artwork and my wife well she was working in a bookstore and her boss Mr. Higgler well it seems he wrote a book and he was looking for someone to illustrate it and one night when my wife came home she got 50 bucks. Higgler give you a bonus. Look who he's made out to. To me but what for?  Oh darling don't you see I told you about that book he'd written Mr. Higgler. Well he wants you to do some sketches. Are you showing my work? Of course and they convinced him just like that Bill. He's gonna pay me 50 bucks to draw. Oh no that's just in advance the full price is three hundred dollars. Three hundred dollars Susie we're rich. Oh it's even better than that your drawings Bill in a book oh darling darling.  Joe? Uh-huh I doubt it Johanna she'll be the oldest. Oh sure oh Susie you don't know how scared I've been I just didn't know what to turn next say by the time I finish the drawings maybe I'll hear from the union maybe they have a job for me when does Higgler want his drawings? In three weeks why that means my husband is earning a hundred dollars a week. Hey that's not bad that's not bad at all. But what connection had all that with the police rector Tarjan? Well I did the illustrations, characters, pictures mostly in the in the book was a biography. A biography of Judah R. Upton you've heard of Upton? Who hasn't? Well Higgler published the book himself and he still owed me over 200 dollars which I never got I wonder why. You William Cummings? That's right. I'm from police headquarters I have a warrant for your arrest. Warrant? What are you talking about? You illustrated a book by Gordon Higgler? Oh what about it? Mr. Upton's file a complaint criminal libel. Libel but uh well I've never even read the book Higgler wouldn't let me. My husband only drew what Mr. Higgler asked him to how could he know that?  Oh he's right Susie. But who? Hank's brother. Try to get hold of Jake Susie right away. Relax Susie I told you a dozen times. Jake where's Bill where? They got Higgler in there now before the magistrate and as soon as they're done with Higgler they'll bring Bill in. Are you sure they'll let me in the courtroom Jake?  What you think Bill was a criminal? Susie I just spoke to Mr. Yegan he's the assistant district attorney. He says to plead guilty to being a concessory. He'll get off easy that way. Guilty of what? He didn't know anything. Jake uh yes George that's the bailiff. The judge is about through with Higgler. The defendant Gordon Higgler is hereby held for action of the grand jury. Bail is fixed at what is your suggestion Mr. Yegan on behalf of the people? One thousand dollars your honor. One thousand dollars next case. Your honor I'd like to make a recommendation in this next case. I'd like to suggest that the charge be changed to accessory to a criminal libel. For what reason? Our investigation has disclosed that the material charged to be criminally libelous was editorial content your honor and not the illustrations. Very well where's the defendant? Uh yes sir. William Cummings? Yes sir. You're represented by counsel? Counsel. Do you have a lawyer? Take a beasley your honor. Oh yes sir. How do you plead? Well I you see my lawyer. How do you plead? Well I just don't know your honor. Guilty or not guilty? Your honor. Yeah who are you? Oh I'm his wife and I just wanted to say that. Quiet now. If you have anything to say young woman this is neither the time nor place. I'm terribly sorry your honor. Susan you got to keep quiet. Let me alone. Your honor he didn't do anything. I got him that job it's my fault he didn't do anything. Well if you didn't do anything Mr. Cummings how do you plead? You're charged with being an accessory to a criminal libel. Guilty. Mr. Yegan? The people will accept bail of five hundred dollars your honor. Five hundred dollars bail. Put five hundred. Next case. Thank you your honor. I'll take care of everything. Oh you better wait for Bill and me out on the street. We won't be long. It's like I was just telling Bill Suzy in a few days there'll be a hearing see. Bill gives him the facts. He had to make a living see. He didn't know what kind of a book it was see. Higgled tall on what to do when he did it. But what do they do to Bill? You don't judge they'll say don't do it again. Jacob. Come on I'll ride you home. Thanks Jake. I think we just some more. Okay. Take it easy now. Suzy I feel it was all my fault. I haven't shown your drawings to Mr. Higgled. I've got to get a job Suzy. I've got to get a job. Well how did the case come out Sergeant? I was like Jake Beasley said Mr. Hartman. Suspended sentence and probation. Then what in the world are you worried about? Now where's that form? Here. Now where it says what kind of employment were you engaged in then just put down employer, self rate of pay $100 a week. How's that? That's swell Mr. Hartman. Now take this outside and wait for an interviewer. Good luck. Thanks Mr. Hartman. You in just a minute Sergeant. Oh the time you don't account for here on the farm you were unemployed then? Oh yeah. Do you want me to put down? No that's all right. We're not concerned with that. We're not concerned with that. Sure lady why should you be? Get your own problems. Or yours to me or mine to you. Births, deaths, anniversaries, anniversaries. Suzy and I we we spent our first anniversary moving. Rent was cheaper. Pork lights up if you climb over the trash cans. We got finished moving we went out for a walk all the way to that bridge over the Harlem River. I know what you're thinking darling. Oh gee there must be something we can do. Yeah like what for instance? Oh now don't get sore. You're right Suzy. Now I've been thinking. There's no reason why you've got a wand supporting me like this. You cut that right out. I've been thinking about getting out of town hitting the road. Maybe I could pick up a job in Detroit Cleveland.  Okay I won't go out of town. Suzy. Did you think I forgot today? Forgot what? Our anniversary. A lot of guys do you know? I don't mind Bill. What do you mean you don't mind? I got a hold of a little money and I figured. Where'd you get it? Oh picked it off trees in the park. Bill you sold your toolbox. I just hawked it. Well. Well it's our anniversary. What are we supposed to do? Sit home and look at the toolbox. I got your presents Suzy. It's not much baby. What are you here? Gee it's a bracelet Bill. Oh it's gorgeous. Yeah yeah it's hey wait a minute I've been robbed. There's a stone missing. That's nothing. Yeah but but look there's another one missing. Oh it doesn't matter there's two. Eight stones that's a lot of stones. Here put on my wrist. Gee it's got a slide fastener and everything. Yeah it's a little stiff or something. I can't seem to. Well you put on my other wrist. Oh what for? Well my right one I use a lot and it might get in the way of things and get broken and my my left arm I don't use it so much. Oh sure. Oh Bill it's charming. It's just what it is it's what's just charming. It's darn fastener. Oh Bill. Oh oh Suzy it just broke apart just like that. Oh the stones Bill they fell all over the pavement. Well I got them. You look over there.  Happy anniversary Bill.  Come on let's go home. We pause now for station identification. This is CBS the Columbia Broadcasting System. In just a moment we'll return with a third act of from this day forward starring Joan Fontaine and Mark Stevens. Our guest tonight is a young lady who literally sailed into a picture contract. She's Miss Nan Leslie rated as one of RKO's most promising actresses and I'm going to ask her to tell you how she did it. Well Mr. Keely sailing is my favorite sport. Someone snapped my picture at the wheel of a boat and it appeared on the cover of a national magazine. An RKO executive saw it and offered me a screen test. Pretty exciting. I was thrilled of course but I wanted to finish high school. I began to study dramatics after school hours. A year later when RKO again offered me a test I jumped at the chance and here I am. What pictures have you done lately Nan? Well I had a part in Sister Kenny a small part but how exciting to be in the same picture with Rattle and Russell. That was luck to be in one of the big pictures of the year. It proved especially lucky for me for in my next picture the devil sums the ride I was given the lead. Well congratulations we'll be watching for you. And we'll see a very lovely new star. We're not surprised Miss Leslie that a photograph of you led to your first screen contract. If I may say so that luck's complexion of yours looks mighty photogenic. Thank you Mr. Kennedy. I've been a luxe girl for a long time. I've always known Luxe was Hollywood's favorite beauty soap so naturally I wasn't a bit surprised when I found out that Rattle and Russell depends on daily luck soap care too and what a complexion she has. Yes we're proud that Rattle and Russell is one of the nine out of ten famous and beautiful stars who use Luxe toilet soap regularly. Thanks for reminding us of that Miss Leslie and clear sailing to you. Lovely women everywhere trust their precious complexions to find white Luxe toilet soap. Why don't you try it. See if you're not delighted with the gentle cherishing care it gives your skin. And here's another tip you'll find Luxe toilet soap makes a delightful daily beauty bath too. The rich creamy lather leaves skin so fresh and sweet makes a girl sure of daintiness. Screen stars say they love Luxe toilet soaps flower like perfume a delicate fragrance that clings. Here's your producer William Keely. Our curtain rises on the third act of from this day forward starting Joan Fontana Susan and Mark Stevens as Bill. It's a few minutes later still in the office of the U.S. Employment Service Bill Cummings has just come before the interviewer Mr. Brewer. Well it was like I was saying Mr. Brewer I finally landed a job. It wasn't much but if you knew how we scrambled to find the dimes and the quarters and the dollars to get my tool marks out of Hark you'd know what the job meant to us. After that you went to work in a war plan. Yeah all of a sudden there were jobs for everybody even Hank we felt so darn good about it we almost forgot it didn't mean prosperity it meant war the plants close now. Oh is it OK. Go ahead. Thanks. But your job was a good one wasn't it. Oh yeah it was fine except for being on the night shift that is not the form. You didn't like the night shift. Oh night shifts OK. Yes sure. For a single man great for a married man well it got so when I get home Susan would be asleep and when Susan was awake I'd be asleep. It was like we were strangers almost. Darling there's liver and bacon in the ice box with a low on bread. Love. Yes if you see my husband. Tell him I miss him. Couldn't get bread. Got rolls. I saw your husband. He says he misses you too. Love. Oh I guess I was just dozing. Did you just come in. Yeah but now look baby it's five o'clock. I was waiting for you. Or you shouldn't have. Bill is for three weeks now we've been doing is leaving notes for each other and never get to see you. Susie you can't stay up to an hour just because I have to work at night. Well we've just got to accept the fact that's all. Come on now get to bed. Except the fact that's too sensible. Listen when you have to work all day you can't do without sleep. Oh I can manage. Now that's just it you can't. Where are you going. Wash up a bit. Now you just got to stick to routine that's all. I work at night. I get used to it. You. In bed. Nobody can do a job without sleep. I know I couldn't do mine. Thousands of people work at night. I was beginning to forget what you looked like. I didn't get my sleep but fall flat on my nose. Anyway I got a job baby and a good one. A little while maybe I'll get shifted today. I sure hope so. Meanwhile we. Hey where's my towel. Susan. Oh never mind I'll get one. You know honey I. I'm kind of glad you did wait up for me on a kind of a. Susan. Sound asleep. Rest well baby. I'll be seeing you. One of these days. Telephone Mrs. Cummings I think it's your husband. Oh at this time of night.  Should I tell him to hold on. Oh yes please up. Hello Bill. Two weeks. With workman's compensation. Oh Bill.  What time will Mrs. Dixon be back. Not just a few minutes Bill. She only went to the drug store. Well that kid sure got a pair of lungs. I didn't even know Mrs. Dixon had a baby. Well if it's crying bothers you. Oh no no I don't mind. Well that's how they get their exercise. I told her we'd be glad to take care of baby while she came back. Say yeah what are you supposed he weighs. Oh I don't know he's hopefully heavy though. How old are you. Oh I guess almost a year. Well golly but she I hope Joanna is right here too. She better have. You know mother was saying the other day she got a lot of the kids clothes left over and when they were babies we could use ours. Well well if we had a baby where'd she sleep. Oh there's plenty of room in the bedroom for crib. You'd have to quit your job. Well I wouldn't have to work.  Supposing it had come last winter when I was out of work. We'd have managed. I suppose you've gotten sick. Oh we'd have managed. I don't know. Gee I was a kid we really downed out. I want everything to be right for our kid. Well maybe we'd be lucky. Maybe if and when Joanna comes we'll be able to give her all the things we wanted to have. Yeah if we're lucky. Maybe if things keep going the way they are maybe next spring huh Susie. Oh yes Bill. Yes. On the form sergeant you don't list any children. No we only talked about a baby Mr. Brewer. We never did have her. You see a few months later the draft board said they wanted to see me and bang just like that I was in the army. I don't know court martial me or something. What are you doing. I'm trying to fix breakfast and I'm not going to let you out of here without you.  Hey what are you crying for. I'm not but there isn't any sugar in the milk sour. Oh Susie Susie it doesn't matter. You're going to be a doctor. Well the army will give me breakfast. Oh but I wanted to get breakfast for you. Okay then we'll have coffee together.  Bill cup leading. I just cut myself shaving I uh where's my styptic pencil. You what. My styptic pencil you know when I cut myself shaving I threw it out. You what. I was cleaning up and I saw something she didn't want at least I didn't think he'd ever want him again.  Oh you threw it out. Oh Bill it wasn't that I was in a hurry you make me feel as though it was but Bill I was just cleaning up. Oh it's all right Susie it's just a little cut. Come on I can eat you. Oh Bill oh Bill. Hey the time. Oh it's six twenty five already. Oh keep calm baby.  Never mind I'll make it for my sweater.  My papers. Your papers yes and here your papers. Bill you're going to have your coffee. I haven't got time baby. Bill the army wouldn't want you without your coffee. Oh okay. I'll get the cups and sit down now wait a minute. Bill the coffee. I forgot to turn it on. Susie Susie. What am I going to do without you. Just take care of yourself. Goodbye darling. See you later baby see you later. Means for the tank repair outfit overseas Mr. Brewer. Same kind of a job performer would have only well maybe a little more responsibility. You did huh. How long. Any two years. Good night Sam. Good night Charlie. Well I can't promise you anything Sergeant. Yeah I understand. But with your experience in the back. See you downstairs. Don't get up Sergeant. There's someone I want to phone. Good night Miss Helmer. I hope he's still in. Hello Mr. Garrity there. Thank you. Look I don't want to keep you been swelling. Hold on now. Hello Garrity. This is Sam Brewer. Still looking for that foreman. Well I've got just the man for you. Good. What's that. Okay he will. Much obliged. Here's where you'll find Garrity. Take this card. Be there in the morning. It's just an interview Sergeant but he won't fill the job till he talks to you. Oh thanks Mr. Brewer. Good luck. I'm sorry to have kept you so long. Not at all. That's our job. Let me hear from you. Oh if you're going downtown. No I gotta go uptown. Thanks those Susie sisters she's moving today. The one you called my mother. Yeah. She and Hank are the kids. It looks like they finally gonna get their chicken farm. Well thanks again Mr. Brewer. Susie no don't you dare. Well I guess we'll have to tell him Susie. Yeah I guess so. Hank I'm gonna have a baby. You a baby. Susie congratulations. Thanks Hank. Hey Ma.  Another. Susie. Hey Susie does Jake know. Nobody knows. I'm gonna tell Jake he's not helping the movie. Oh everybody will know now but Bill. Oh yeah I wish he'd get here. Hey Martha tell me what's it like. It isn't easy Susie. Well the doctor said I was born to have children. The doctor never had any. You just hang on to one thought all the way through. The first time you hold that kid in your arms you forget everything that happened and right away you want to have another one. Hey Susie what you're gonna call him. Johanna. Hey Jake. Johanna. What's the matter Susie don't you like kids. Oh you when are you gonna move the icebox. Plenty of time. Plenty of time. Take it easy. Now look Susie anything you want to know about babies just come to Hank. I can tell you all about. Oh yes. You can always. Bill in here.   She's gonna have a baby. Hey what about the gas stove. Hello Bill you got a job. Wait a minute wait a minute didn't you hear what I was just. I got an interview for the morning. Ah interview. Gee that's well Bill. Certainly it's well you get a job okay. An interview. I tell you it's all. A few years you'll be buying a farm out in Jersey just like me and Martha. Susie about the baby I just saw the doctor. This isn't a Hank talking about a farm. The guys without a job he's got a wife and our baby to support. What's the matter ain't you got any faith in the future. But Susie I'm just saying this isn't any time to be making big plans. It's true Bill. The doctor said that we're gonna have a baby. How do you know what's gonna happen next. How do you know there won't be another depression. How do you know the world isn't gonna take another nose dive. I don't know who.  Ah you're just like Papa was me rest in peace. Just look at Susie why you to death don't you know I'm not and him look at Bill just back from fighting the war and without a job no wonder the guys sunk listen stupid give them time will you time for what how's he gonna eat where's he gonna live without a job you'll get a job this year you was unemployment office it's a great thing sure sure but they can't find your job if there isn't any am I right or wrong they'll you tell me if I hey where'd he go at bill and Susie where'd they disappear to they're gone see try and get a word in edgewise with you experts both of you now I'll give you two minutes to get that ice box on the truck looks just the same doesn't it Bill our bridge and our river down there what is still shining there Susie you're sure the doctor couldn't be mistaken no he said you're gonna be all right yes you're strong enough aren't you couldn't be healthier well it sure looks like I better get that foreman job when I see him tomorrow foreman oh bill that's wonderful yeah you better get it Bill yeah scared yeah sure I'm scared honey but there's nothing wrong with being scared why we'll be scared lots of times starlight star bright first stars see tonight huh where I don't see any stars there aren't any darling we don't need them anymore spots go out to Susan and Bill as they face the future and our thanks go to our stars themselves as they face the footlights Joan Fontaine and Mark Stevens Joan we're especially grateful to you for hurrying back from New York to take part in tonight's show I wouldn't have missed it Bill well you're in New York on the business a pleasure John no just a vacation and some shopping mark well you deserve a vacation after your splendid work in paramount production of the emperor waltz incidentally mark I understand your latest production weighs 11 pounds and looks like a Stevens how is the new baby mark well I'd say he was a howling success John I imagine it keeps you pretty well pinned down well we keep him pretty well pinned up does it call you daddy yet no my wife isn't telling him who I am until he gets a little stronger well if it were a sheet you'd have to introduce a deluxe toilet soap don't tell me you use luck soap as a baby John well I use it faithfully Bill it's a wonderful complexion care well from a girl with a wonderful complexion that's praise indeed what's the good word for next Monday Mr. Keely next Monday night we have a treat not only for those who love exciting drama but for those who love great music too it's republic's brand new screen hit I've always loved you starting a great favorite of this theater Joseph Cotton along with Joe is Barry Sullivan and that brilliant discovery of the screen Catherine McLeod playing her original screen role in a deeply moving drama featuring some of the world's finest music sounds like a triple hit Bill we'll be listening good night good night and all our thanks from this day forth our sponsors the makers of Lux toilet soap join me in inviting you to be with us again next Monday evening when the Lux radio theater presents Joseph Cotton Catherine McLeod and Barry Sullivan in I've Always Loved You this is William Keely saying good night to you from Hollywood we all know there's a silk shortage it's caused in part by the worldwide shortage of fats and oils used in the manufacture of soap industrial fats are used also in the manufacture of many other necessary items such as automobiles refrigerators washing machines paints and textiles that's why it's still urgent for american housewives to keep on saving used kitchen fats true cooking fats of all kinds are short too but with the increasing meat supply you will find it easier to fill your fat salvage tin don't waste a single drop of the precious fats so vitally needed to step up production of the household goods we all want and need save every scrap put the used fat in a clean tin can and take it as quickly as possible to your butcher he will pay you for every pound you turn in american 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Number nine on our list is Demolition Man. Released in 1993 and directed by Marco Brambilla, the movie predicted the rise of virtual reality and video gaming and entertainment. The story is set in a future where crime has been eliminated and all forms of aggression, including sexual, aren't prohibited. However, the characters engage in virtual reality experiences as their form of entertainment, particularly in a virtual reality sex simulation, which is a prominent theme throughout the movie. Today, virtual reality technology has made significant advancements and is used in various fields such as entertainment, medicine, education, and many more. In addition, video gaming has become a billion-dollar industry and a popular form of entertainment with many advanced virtual reality games available. Demolition Man predicted this trend and its portrayal of virtual reality as the primary form of entertainment was ahead of its time. The film's exploration of the impact of technology on human behavior and societal norms in the form of virtual reality sex simulation is not provoking and raises the question.