Good morning mind-exploring fans Tom and Julie here She's sitting right here. Good morning. Can you see her? I'm here. She's pretty dark So we're in Nevada up in the mountains here a little more of a Mount need pine tree area than our usual desert locations. We're looking for mines again, of course And it's a beautiful morning They've had a lot of flooding rains in this area not the same ones that got Death Valley But just about a little more than a week ago, but they have run a greater up this road I believe it's a county road and they ran a greater up it. So that's pretty nice So let's keep going up Canyon. See what we find Well, like I said, we had some big rains in this area. It's pretty washed out What do you think should we knock that down a little bit? Yeah, let's knock it down. Here we are at the mine that we've been looking for There are a couple pretty big what looked like waste rock piles And there are some cabins over this way. There's one up there. There's one right next to us. Let's go look at that There are three four cabins around here There's a cap to something looks like a Snuff snuff Copenhagen Here's a little cabin 16 my Maybe 20 and then just got a little back part on it. This was probably a bathroom I'm guessing maybe a kitchen Okay, let's go look at another one. This is the outside of it. Looks like that back part was added on later. Oh Here's a bunkhouse Yeah So there was a little mining community up here Another cabin here that's collapsed collapsed cabin there one two three four five unit bunkhouse here This was sheet rock. So that's a little more modern a couple of bottles. This one doesn't have a lot written on it Canadian club. Oh CC Okay We've gotten better at dating bottles at least the ones made by Owens or Owens Illinois when they combined and Some of the other ones too. It's part of a boot That looked like the bathroom or shower shower probably Probably not much left of these units This was kind of a central living area. It looked like Hang out. They got the couch in there all the comforts of home back in the day Look at the cute little baby boot. Hold the top up. Look at that Look at the bottom ones. How cute is that? It is cute little zipper the Romeo So there was also a clothesline out here and Into one of the clothesline posts was a TV antenna Okay, let's go find another cabin and we'll work our way over towards the mine I don't know if there was a mill over there. I think it May have been a milling operation also This looks like a garage or equipment storage Take a quick peek probably won't be up much longer. It looks like there was a wood heater in there as part of a stove pipe up there. Oh Wow Is this laying on the ground? Yeah, there's a rather large building Don't exactly know what it was maybe an equipment shed too There are a couple more little structures over this way smaller Here's a parts rack Looks like it says reamer one inch plug Valve one inch tees Nipples pipes blah blah blah This floor has collapsed Wonder if you can walk on I made it Look at this interesting structure. I wonder what this was it looks like there was something mounted up here with a Lot of grease and oil on it on that platform. I Don't know if this was a shaft or was it this is some other equipment mount if this was a horizontal working Here are definitely some equipment mounts It's a floor all right. Here's the other part of this structure Wow Darken here. Here's another one of these little cabins and there's another one there This has a screen on it has a trough Type sink it looks like this one's in kind of rough shape. I don't know what this little thing was Little teeny window there with a shelf in front of it, you know This must have been a kitchen of some sort or a washroom or something Who knows what these old miners did? hard to figure them other operation work sometimes This looks like it was a well hole Several pipes coming out of there and there's water down there just behind these little cabins This wooden structure looks like it might have been a pipe rack It's probably about 12 14 feet long Well, there's another building up here Lot of this was a big operation at one time apparently Judging from the buildings This looks like it was at least partially for equipment. Oh, is that the added? It's partially plugged if it is but it looks open enough to get in Let's take a hike over this way to our right first before we go up that way. It looks like a big water tank Pressure tank Here's more shelving for parts and stuff Still a few nuts and bolts laying around more shelving parts workbench. Oh, yeah May 26 1939 and some kind of a marker It might be headlamps. I don't know. This must have been some sort of a water tank, too. It's filled in now Here's evidence of the rains. It's still muddy up here in some places. I'd look like an old kiln Mirmavia forge Any forge this might have been the blacksmith shop almost looks like a living quarter Okay, let's walk over this way Here's another tank. This is up above that first big building we looked in Definitely house some equipment with all those concrete mounts Probably compressor generator Engine to run a hoist of some sort maybe no there wasn't a shaft or was there Here's a retort it looks like So this is probably a cinnabar mine Because that looks like it's a retort which Which extracted the mercury Through the process Kind of like a steel almost I think And I'm not an expert in that stuff Here was a big water tank We're walking out into the waste pile now.  All right. Here comes miss Julie Sneaking in under the collapsed portal. It doesn't look great so far But you never know it obviously was a big mine at one time if it's not cave There was some track here Wax my head Julie bonkers three times yesterday. She got a sore neck today Three hard ones. I mean There's some track in here. It's regular steel track not strap braille Either a lot of backfill or ground fall one of the other a little bit of both I think What taught for stuff falling off the back Julie a little hole up here. I see you see through there How's it look? About the same as here Okay, that was a little tight, but we got through her. I did Julie's coming now You hate to touch me thing in these old minds because you never know when something's about to go Looks like it gets a little better in here possibly As far as the stability not quite so much ground fall. Oh, yeah, we're in a little more stable Stable rock down unless there was a fire in here. I don't think so though There she comes No, I don't think so. I think it's just black material It does have the look of being burned, but I don't think it has Looks like a junction coming here. I see the pipes curving to the right and the track and The track also goes straight ahead Well, why don't you move a little bit so I can see I generally like to go straight first if we can to the end So this here's the right we're gonna save that for a minute. It looks like there There's something going on back there barrel and maybe a head frame. Here's a big shoot So there must be some stoping up above This mine is a little wetter than a lot of them that we see There's a ladder to Yeah, it probably goes up into a stove Look at all the pipe here coming up into some timbering. It's a little beat up done that Is this another junction? This way I think it's backfill Yeah, that way it's kind of covered up Timbers here are kind of beat up, but Let's see if I can sneak through here And we can get a look at that way too. That way might go through It's not completely backfill There's a big timber up here just sitting there. I get the feeling this isn't gonna go that far, but who knows We've been wrong before Look at the seam on this material from right here.  What's going on?  Look at that old riveted old thing. There's some big shoots coming in from up above Some little slightly more modern electrical wiring here There's up into one of the stoves. So here's another smaller pressure tank riveted And there's a wind shaft with a big roller here for the cable and Track going down. I can see a level it looks like down there not that far maybe 75 feet and There's another can here and a freeze I think they used to use a lot of antifreeze in their drills to keep them from freezing up from the compressed air as it was running through them and this was a Edwards coffee can Don't know if I've heard of that before Something goes over this way. Let's explore this level before we go down Another room going that way a bunch of barrels and stuff in there Track goes around the corner here a little bit. I'll wait for Julie. It looks pretty nice a lot of pipe here You can see by how rusty the track is that it's pretty moist in here another junction Yeah, let's follow this straight first here This seems to be the main line where all the pipes are going. There's a medium-sized carbide can And another junction Another carbide can let's go straight. Let's stay in the main line follow the pipes for now But there's another side cut Something's going on up here I think we've had a failure Keeps going Okay, that's not actual timbering that's holding anything up that just came that fell out of a shaft Tom Swift That's some nice printing in it RC JB SW OB September 9148 There's a muck sheet boy. Look at this Look at this square Hanging wall here And there's a muck sheet so you know what that means Yep into the drift Okay, we're back to this intersection that was skipped on This is taking a lot to what have been the right on the way in a Couple of carbide cans here no color left to them I gotta say it's nice with a little more moisture. So it's not dusty We're using one such dry mines that That's one of the big drawbacks is that they're dusty the positives are that the artifacts are completely Preserved Yeah, there's part of a Part of a dynamite box Cold in here too. No We didn't we have our thermometer this year We're off on our new season in case you guys didn't know This is only about our I don't know fourth day out of our new season this year. That looks like it stops right there 40 feet in I suppose I could go take a look to make sure Sometimes there's cool stuff at the back of these things too. You never know leave a dynamite box back here or something Nope Okay, we're back to the main line. Look at that old room. Wow You see brooms and mines quite a bit. I Don't know if they were sweeping stuff off the track or Who knows what? Oh, here's kind of a big room 15 feet high or so And that looks like the end We've had a fire back in here Maybe to drive out bats They're off There's a bat hanging right there. I don't want to bother. Oh, I Don't see any of his pals. Oh, yeah, there's another one right there Fast asleep sleep alone. All right back to the winds. I guess So the carbide can is a little color on it. I turned it over Union carbide Do we not go this way? Okay, I guess we skip this one too. So let's take this Oh, look at the knockoff beds One two three four five, but ten of them eight But even that one's still sharp But they weren't used that much That one was All of it's just a short little side cut Okay, here we are back to this windshaft with the skip track And the pressure tanks And the coffee can And the chutes and the stoves There's a ladder over here It's covered up not really a ladder, but just a step type of deal.  There's big slabs of all slabbed off This timber is just hanging there I'm hoping that everything wants that once the slab was already done. So here comes Julie Looks like it was a timber storage area and it goes Yeah, big stove And I'm not sure what happened during there's a ladder. It looks like let's look over this way once Well, I'm just looking this way has Track going over there Or pipes anyway Okay, I got past the big ground fall area Let's just see what this does Yes, Julie's going You want to go ahead? That's it up. Okay. Well now, you know, so this is where I've just come through now This lumber is just piled here. It's not collapsed It comes in a short ladder That goes down into a hole There's a plank coming out of the hole And a short drift and I can see the end of it. It's probably 75 feet back there to the end of this drift and unless it takes a sharp curve I think it's just going to end like the rest of them have Yeah, let's get back out of here Kind of slabby in here anyway Well, I think everything that was going to slab already did it But yes a little unsettling for sure Okay, we're back to this Main area here where the shaft is And do you want me to go or you want to go? Okay, I'll go first So it looks like this is where the winch was mounted Here's the cable guide for the roller Thomson's make his way down Yeah, and camera. It looks like you're just going level. It's not that steep, but it is a little steep Okay, I made it down to a level here It goes to the left as you're going down To the right looks like something catastrophic happened And Julie's making her way down Here's a little bit of a load count on the Poster that looks like it was made with nail holes and there's also a cable pole here With a stick taped onto it. This is to signal the hoist operator And here comes Julie Well, I'm not sure if this went lower at one time. I can see a ladder We've hit water And what we have here is a large electric pump fairly large, you know, on a little truck And the wheels are still there And it's either this was for dewatering this part or Maybe supplying water for the drills Or maybe both But anyway, we can't go any deeper than this because I don't know much Koopa gear on although we both are Certified divers. Here's a rock going in there The waves always sound cool. Anyway, kind of cool to see the pump with the trucks on it still And I'm standing right above it. So I'm going to get off of that because I don't want to go swimming And This way like I said something catastrophic has happened over here We don't know exactly what it looked like it did go that way at one time But not really anymore It's part of a rod Wooden rod Okay, let's go the other way here This is a little wet too Is that it? I wonder if the other way it was More extensive Is that a scaling bar? Is that a wood bar? Wood post Now look at the water coming out of a drill hole Is it so that's probably a stemming rod You can stem one of these holes as long as you got it right there Demonstrate right here You'd put your dynamite charges in there with shoes in there, then you would take some clay Or rocks And Yeah, but you would take your you would take something to stem the hole And you would you would pack it pack it in like that and then you put some more clay in there And then you pack it in again And then that would keep the charge from coming back out the drill hole And force it to crack the rock well Too bad that other way was Caved and the lower parts flooded although it looks like that's been flooded for some time because that big pump is there There's a big valve And did you see the cable pole here? All right back up we go. I think we've covered this whole mine Okay We're just about up to the top Too bad that one side of the Drift was plugged That must have been the more uh The larger of the two sides Anyway, that's about it for this old mine Okay, well that's going to do it for us for today on this particular video From julian myself. We thank you for watching and we will see you on our next adventure See you next time


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Remember, the electricity in your home should be your servant, not your boss. What careless wiring will help electricity take over? Check the wires on your electrical appliances, lamp cords, and the other items in your home that have electric wires to make sure that the insulation is in good condition and is capable of preventing short circuits and fires. Defective wiring isn't the only way a fire can start in your home, either. Don't permit rubbish or waste paper to accumulate. Clean out your cellar attic and closets and eliminate possible starting places for fires. Almost a thousand fires daily take place in homes across the country, due in most cases to carelessness. Be sure your home isn't one of them. Check up and clean up. Don't gamble with fire. The odds are against you. This message is brought to you as a public service. October, an evening was sharp and cold as the river packet Yukon Queen made its way on the last trip north to Dawson. Sergeant Preston and his great dog King had gone aboard at 40 miles and were headed for Mountie Headquarters at Dawson. Preston and King walked to the deck rail and stood watching the bleak landscape as it moved slowly by. A short distance away, young man and woman stood watching the scenery. The man turned and looked at the Mountian dog and then spoke to the woman. Now let's look at that big hut. I'm sure he'd have him jump at him. He is big. He has friendly eyes. Things well trained. He wouldn't attack anyone unless I ordered him to. He's gentle and friendly to people he likes, aren't you, boy? He sure is a beauty. Yes, isn't he? May I tell him? Of course. Hello, King. Why, you have a nice big coat. I noticed by your uniform that you're a sergeant in Northwest Monopolis. That's right. I'm Sergeant Preston. I'm Burke Damerick and this is my wife Alice. I've heard so much about the Mounties. I'm glad to meet you, Sergeant. So am I, Sergeant. By go. You're from the States? Yes, from Seattle. We're heading for Celtic. I see. You'll reach there in just about the time winter sets in. I hope I can stand the winter here. It took a lot of persuading on Burke's part to get me to come. I hope you have something definite to do, Burns. Getting a start up here isn't quite as easy as the stories might lead one to believe. Oh, we have, Sergeant. An uncle of mine who came up during the first gold rush died a couple of months ago and left his gold claim to him. Oh. That's why we're going to Celtic. I see. Frankly, I have told Burke it's a gamble. We sold our home in Seattle and Burke gave up a job with Wells Fargo to come here. Well, after all, Alice, I had that letter from a lawyer in Celtic saying the claim had been well to me and that I had to come here to settle things. Are you going through to Celtic, Sergeant? Why, not by boat, Burke. I haven't been to Celtic since last spring, but after I stopped at headquarters in Dawson, I'll take out my dog team and head down that way. I'll be in Celtic within two weeks. I'll look you up to see how you're getting along. Bye, and good luck. Good bye, Sergeant. Come on, Burke. When they finally arrived in Celtic, Burke and Alice Demeris left the boat and went to the hotel. The following morning, they walked to the office of lawyer Zach Cain, the sharp-beachard, steely-eyed man that would have written the letter to Burton. I hope the lawyer is in this early. Yeah, we'll soon find out. Good morning. What can I do for you? Your lawyer Cain? Yeah, that's right. I'm Burke Demeris, and this is my wife. How do you do? We arrived on the boat last night. I received a letter from you, but... Oh, yes, of course, of course. I'm glad to see you. Sit down, sit down. Thank you. Oh, here's the letter you sent, Mr. Cain. Oh, yes. Will you wait? Will you have a cigar, Burke? No, no. Thanks, Mr. Cain. I don't smoke. You, Uncle Laird, talk so much about you. I feel that I already know you. You see, I wasn't only his lawyer, but Ed Morrow and I were also good friends. His death was a shock to me. He cut the moon and died within a couple of days. How terrible, poor Uncle Laird. He was always nice to me. He is a fine man, your Uncle Laird. Of course, he was getting along in years, but seemed to hold up well. It was kind of him to make a well-favoring bird. Yes, he was wise enough to make a well, and he appointed me to take care of things and get it set. How long will it take? No time at all, Bert. All that is necessary is for you to sign a couple of papers, that's all. The small cash box contains the cash and personal affection your Uncle left. And I locally use gold cufflinks. Nice gold watch and chain. What about a bank account? I'm glad she's all here. One hundred dollars. A hundred dollars? That's right. Of course, Bert gets the gold claim, too.  The sooner the better. But we figured if Uncle Laird had a gold claim, he'd leave more than a hundred dollars. There's a cabinet furnishings out at the claim, so you'll have a place to live. How far is it to the claim? About five miles east of here, Bert. We'll have to have some way to get back and forth to town. There's the answer, cars. I may be able to arrange for dogs in the sled if you decide to stay there at the cabin. There's no place else we could stay until Bert gets more gold from the claim. Well, thankfully, I don't think the claim pays off too well. Oh, Bert, if it doesn't pay off much, what will we live on through the winter? Well, Uncle Laird must have made a living from it, honey. The only thing for us to do is to go live in the cabin and see what we can take from the claim when we work. Yes, yes, of course. That is the thing to do. Now, I'll have you sign these papers, Bert. I'll get the horses in a rig from the Liberty Staper and we'll go out to the cabin. After Bert signed the papers showing that he'd received his uncle's estate from lawyer Cain, a young couple left self-cultured in a rig with a lawyer leading the way on horseback. They soon arrived at the cabin to be there and he'll hold it. Oh, they'll hold it. Mr. Cain, is this the right cabin? Surely, boys, Uncle, this is... This is it, Mrs. Devonette. This is it. Maro left it. We can go in and look it over. Sure, a weather-beaten old place, yes? Badly in need of repair. Come on, honey. Thank you. Let them lock the door open. Possibly, imagine a worse case. Could your uncle or anyone else have lived in a cabin like this? I don't know, Alice. If Uncle had lived here, he would have... There is your uncle's picture on the table, Bert. Yes. Yes, that is Bert's uncle, all right. He sent us a picture just like this one. Yes, the condition of this place is sure disappointing. If I had enough money, we'd get back on the boat and leave for the stay-away. It's awful. Hose in the roof. Wrecking chairs. They've docked over everything. Bert, what are we going to do? Well, now there is no use being upset about it, Mrs. Devonette. He did take a little hard work, but if Bert is handy at repairing, he could make it livable. Oh, it isn't that so much. Look here, why not give it a try? Here a couple of days or so and look things over. You will find a claim out behind the cabin. You'll have to go to town for supplies. I expected you on the boat to dock last night, so yesterday I brought out a stock of food the last few days. Oh, thanks. I sure wish we knew what we were getting into before we came all the way up here. If we had, we wouldn't have come to Selkirk. Perhaps if you'd given Bert more details in that matter. Under the circumstances, I'm sorry now that I didn't. I'll tell you what, stay here a few days. I'll leave the horse and reek with you. Then if you don't think you can make a go of it, maybe I can find someone to buy out the claim for, well, for at least enough to get you back to Seattle. I'm sure I can get a few hundred dollars for it. That's awfully kind of you, Mr. Cain, but so we can't. Now, say no more about it, Mrs. Devonette. I feel a bit guilty about this matter, and I know I can push through the dealing time for you to take the boat at the end of the next week if you want to leave. Well, we'll stay a couple of days then and look things up. Good. Now, if you decide to go back, just come into town and let me know. There's a shed out back where you can stay with the horse. There's feet out there for it. And it will be saved from priling animals. Priling animals. Oh, now I shouldn't have frightened you. Well, it's better to be on the safe side in case a good easily or a few hungry wolves should come along. I'll get back to town now. We'll continue our adventure in just a moment. 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He found no tools for which to work and so taking the rig he drove into town to the trading votes. When he entered and approached the counter the old storekeeper looked him over critically. I want to buy a pick and shovel, pick and shovel. Soon you're new here aren't you Mr. That's right I am. Get the things you want. When did you get into Sokirk? There you are. Like I just said. When did you get in? I came in on a boat last night. That's five dollars for the pick and five for the shovel Mr. There it is. My name is Mike Kelly. What's yours? Burt Demerit. Burt Demerit, don't you fix him to work a claim? Yes, my wife and I have a claim about five miles east of here. Five miles east you say. I know.  Yes, that's it.  It's worked out. Hope he didn't put any money into getting it. No, no, it was wilderness. That sure something to leave to somebody alright. Better not waste your time trying to work that claim Demerit. Anything else? No, thanks. That's all. I'll be in again. Goodbye. Goodbye son and good luck. You're sure needed. During the next few days, the temperature dropped and heavy snow fell. It was the first part of the following week when Sergeant Preston and King coming down from Dawson stopped with a dog pee in front of the boarding pole. Okay. Hurry up. Come on boy. Hello Mike. Well, well, Sergeant Preston and King. Good to see you again. Good to see you Mike. We haven't been here in so good for some time. Sure we missed you. That we did. What can I do for you Sergeant? I stopped in to ask about the young couple I met on the boat. Maybe you can tell me where to find them. Well no, maybe I could. What are their names Sergeant? Bert Demerit and his wife. Bert inherited a gold claim around here. Bert Demerit. Say no. There was a young fellow by that name come in here a while back and bought a pick and shovel. I asked when I told him about that claim he inherited. He could dig out there till doomsday without turning up as much as a grain of gold. Sure no, but he's been near the place for a night until a year I'd say Sergeant. The old sourdough who used to have it gave up and went to White Horse. Well that's odd. Demerit told me his uncle died here about two months ago and left everything to him. The only one who died around here was old Ed Marrow. It was a little over two months ago. Ed Marrow? He owned the big strike mine? That's right. No, if it was something like that that Demerit inherited they'd really have something. Yes, I... Mike, is there a lawyer here in town now? Sure is Sergeant. A fellow named Zach Cain. He and Marrow were as thick as two peas that they were. Oh, I see. Thanks Mike, you've given me an idea. If I'm right, King and I have a case to solve and we'll have to move fast. While Sergeant Preston and King were at the trading post a man hurriedly entered lawyer Cain's office. Well, what's your hurry, Blakie? Will he be chasing you? You better stop puffing on that cigar and listen to what I have to say, King. Well, what is it? I guess Sergeant Preston and his dog go into the trading post. Where's the buddy? He should happen to run into that fellow Demerit. He might ask questions. Seen as how Demerit is a stranger around here. You'd better do something about closing that deal in quick. Yes, I guess you're right, Daddy. If I can get Bert to sign away it's clean to me, I'll be sitting pretty and they'll just disappear. The fool is still trying to work that dead claim out there. Sorry, give up by now and come in and take up your proposition. Yes, you'll be there. The only thing to do now is for me to take the paper and the money and go out there. Better do some fast talking. I'll ask the both of the states to leave here in a couple of days and they better be on it. I'll talk them into it. After they sign I'll take them by a shortcut over to your place near the big strike mine for a couple of nights and then see that they take the boat when it says.  Then maybe you better follow the back trail out of town. Since you're fairly new around here Preston might ask questions if you met him. Yes, all right. I'll take the paper with me. I'll put on my things and get going. You look at the office after they leave and then keep your eyes on Preston. The lawyer left by the back way. It was about five minutes later that Sergeant Preston and King stopped out front. Blinky was just about to leave and heard Sergeant Preston stop. He sat down behind the fence and waited. Well, Sergeant, come right in. Thanks. Are you the lawyer, Mr. Cain? No, no, Mr. Cain is out of town. He went out of town for a few days on business. I see. When do you expect him back? Well, I can't say, Sergeant. He just asked me to drop in here and take any messages that might come in for him. You sure Cain went out of town? Yes, yes, I'm sure. Sorry, I missed him. By the way, may I offer you a cigar? No, no thanks. I don't smoke a cigar. Neither do I. Who are you and what are you doing here? I'm Blinky Hawkins, a friend of Zach Cain's. Besides playing office boy for Cain, what else do you do around Selkirk? I listen, ma'am. No, you listen to me. I've seen you around town before. Your manager, the big strike mining company. Well, what if I am?  So that smoldering cigar butt there on the desk tells me someone left here in a hurry just before I came in. You lied about Cain being away, didn't you? Look, Barney, you have no right to come in here. Now look around the back. What are you doing? Whoa! That's what I thought. Cain evidently left in a hurry with his dog team. I have some questions to ask him, so I'll tell him. As for you, Hawkins, I might want to ask you a few questions, so stay around town till I get back. Come on, gang. Not fun, boy. We'll continue our adventure in just a moment. You should have been at the ball game today. I saw three homeruns. And guess what? I got one of the homerun balls. 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Not knowing where King was heading, Preston and King were slow to bid as they tried to follow his trail in the storm. In their small cabin, Alice and Bert Demarest glanced at each other as they listened to the moaning of the wind outside. Bert, the last boat for the state leaves you a day after tomorrow. I know, I know, dear. But if this storm keeps up, we can't use the horses to get to town. But maybe if we left tonight and took a room at the hotel... No, we couldn't chance it without a dog team, Alice. I've been a fool not to have gone in and accepted King's offer before this. Oh, we can't stay here. I just can't stand it. Bert, we have to do something right away before it's too late. That awful wind and those wolves hollering last night. I know how to fix you, Alice. Someone's coming. Hello. Come inside. Alice, Mr. King, come in, come in. I'm coming out in all this storm, but I'm so glad to see you. Oh, I know the way out here blindfolded, Mrs. Demers. I used to come off in the sea, Bert. Yeah, that's right. I've been so worried and frightened out here, we must get away as soon as possible. That is a good thing I came out there. My offer still holds if you want to accept it. In fact, I brought out the paper for Bert to sign if he wants to. Yes, of course you'll sign it. But the boat, suppose it doesn't come through? Oh, the boat will come through all right. The river hasn't iced up enough to stop it. But could we get to town? Yes, of course. I'll see to that. Hey, have the paper for you, Bert. And here's a pen. You dig. Better read it first. Hey, never let people sign things about reading the boat back. Read it, Bert. Outlaw. All right. I, Bert Demers, do hereby give up all right and title to the big strike mine and other properties to Zachary Cain for the sum of $300. I have the cash with me. Oh, Mr. Cain, you're so good to us. That's right, he is. But what's this big strike mine? That's the way this claim was registered, Bert. Your uncle wanted to give it a name. Poor chap. And here's the pen. All right. Thanks, now. I need to write there on that line. All right. Wait a minute. Sergeant Preston, I'm King Andrew. The wind and the sudden gust blew the paper off the table across the cabin. The paper? The wind blew it off the table? I'll get it. Sheriff King, he got that paper. Easy, King. Bring it here, boy. Yeah, listen. Give me that paper. Good dog. I'll report you to headquarters. You have no right but to get on this transaction. The deal was almost completed. Oh, this is an interesting document, Cain. Sergeant, why are you interfering? Mr. Cain is only trying to help. He's only trying to cheat Bert out of one of the richest mines in this territory. The big strike mine formerly owned by Ed Murrow. Oh, that's my uncle's name. I know. Cain tried to obtain your signature by fraud. Oh, oh, my. The bullet coming through the window had barely creased persons for it. And he stood momentarily stunned. But the great dog King moved into immediate action, stinking. For the deep-rooted growl, he moved back and then sprang. Oh, help. The big husky elite straight through the window and it landed on the figure of Blinky outside, taking the crook completely by surprise and knocking him to the slope of the ground. Before Blinky, he had his breath knocked out by the sudden attack. He could move. King grabbed his arm, causing the crook to drop his gun. Help! Help! Get him away! Sergeant President, leaving bird inside with a gun to watch that Cain, quickly approached King in the struggling crook. Help! Help! Take him away! Okay, son boy. Oh, oh, he jumped me. He came through the window. Oh, my. Get inside, John. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. This is Blinky Hawkins, manager of the big strike mining company, Bert. That's your company now, you know.  They were going to sign that paper at the roof, free wheels. Here's the paper, Bert. As a lawyer, Cain, you know the charge of attempted murder against a member of the mounted police will stand against both of you. Not to mention your attempt to take over the big strike mine by fraud. Oh, wait a minute. Hey.  You told me to work that money.  We'll let the court decide that. Does all this mean that Bert really inherited something worthwhile, Sergeant? Yes, Mrs. Demarest, it does. In addition to the big strike mine, Bert inherited a large home in Selkirk. Oh, Bert, we won't have to go back to the States after all. You hadn't been so slow, Cain. You'd have got them to sign that paper long ago and got them away from town. Good thing they didn't get you to sign sooner, Bert. Both you and Alice might suddenly have disappeared. I met men like Cain before. A disgrace to a fine profession. No, probably fine. He was disbarred in the States, so he came to Selkirk where he wasn't known. Where the hell was? You think you were smart, don't you? But if it hadn't been for that dog, Blinky could have shot again. Why be? But Cain was here, Cain. When I think how close you came to being killed, Sergeant, it makes me shiver. I deserve that bullet crease as a lesson. As a lesson? Yes. I should have known Blinky would follow me out here from town. I think you were plenty smart to figure things out and follow Cain here, Sergeant. Thanks, Bert. I'm so glad we met you and Cain on the boat. Otherwise, those men would have succeeded in doing us out of Bert's inheritance. And you and your husband might have been murdered after they had what they wanted. Cain, I arrest you and Blinky in the name of the crown for attempted murder. As soon as I get you to jail, this case will be closed. Sergeant Preston will return in just a moment with a word about our next exciting adventure. Your musical treat of the day waits for you throughout the week on Mutual. 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I haven't been to the crossing in a long time, but I remember it well. There's a lot of trapping done around there. Well, those trappers are threatening trouble. As I have it, they claim that they've been defrauded of their pay for the season's catch. Unless something is done at once, they're likely to tear down the trading post. Well, they can't do that. The post is operated by one of the finest women I know and one of the most honest. And, Sergeant, you'd better work fast. I'll leave it once, sir.   Be sure to hear this next exciting adventure. These Sergeant Preston of the Yukon Adventures are brought to you every Monday through Friday at this time by the Quaker Boats Company, makers of Quaker Pop Wheat and Quaker Pop Rice, the delicious cereal shot from gun by special recording in cooperation with the Mutual Broadcasting System. They are a copyrighted feature of the Sergeant Preston of the Yukon Incorporated, created by George W. 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Hi, I'm Dr. Mohan Kumar. I'm a consultant urologist and renal transplant surgeon at Manipal hospitals, Yashwantpur and Tabal. Today I'm here to debunk the myths about prevention and formation of renal stones. There are lots of hearsay and myths about the formation of renal stones. Even though calcium is a major component of most of the renal stones, calcium taken in the food can actually prevent the formation of stones as calcium in the diet actually binds with the oxalate and prevents the absorption of oxalate from the gut. So calcium taken along with the food can actually prevent the formation of stones. Cranberry juice and its extracts can actually prevent urinary tract infections. But in reality, cranberry juice contains a lot of oxalate. So excess consumption of cranberry juice can actually lead to formation of renal stones. While banana stem juice acts as a diuretic and helps in flushing out small stones which are blocking the tube. But there is no evidence which states that banana stem juice consumption can actually prevent the formation of renal stones. Like banana stem juice, beer is also a diuretic and it can help in mechanically flushing small stones which are blocking the tube. But you have to understand that beer causes dehydration and acidification of urine. So actually consumption of beer will lead to formation of stones rather than prevention of stones. Not all stones will require surgery. The need for surgery depends on various factors such as size and the location of the stones. Stones as big as 7 to 8 mm in the kidney can be managed conservatively. Even stones in the urinary tube can be managed conservatively and we can see if the stone passes. Only if the stone doesn't pass even after a couple of weeks of managing conservatively, then we'll require surgery. This is a very important misconception. The patient forming the stone again has a 50% in 5 to 10 years. So stone is not a one-time phenomenon. It can recur again and again. So regular follow-up with the doctor and following the doctor's advice is extremely crucial in prevention of formation of stones. These are the common misconceptions regarding renal stone and its prevention strategies. So if you have any advice, reach out to a doctor and get your myths demystified. Thank you.


Imago Dialog is the most effective tool to be able to communicate with your spouse to share your deepest feelings, your frustrations, and to feel truly heard and understood and feel even more connected thereby. It's more than just a communication technique, it's a vehicle for transformation. It's an opportunity to really experience your spouse, to enter their world, really have compassion for where they're coming from, as well on the other end to feel heard in a deep way. And through that we see changes happen organically through that connection. The dialogue starts off with an appointment making sure the other person is available. It's now a good time, I'd like to invite you into my world, are you available, it's now a good time. And then one person shares as a rescender, the other person is the receiver, it's the one who shares, will share their feelings in a safe, non-judgmental, non-blaming way by using I statements when you did this I felt. The job of the listener or the receiver is merely to repeat back or mirror back what the other said. So no interjecting, no giving your own opinion, defending yourself, just repeating back what I heard you say is, fill in the blank. And then you'll ask did I get you, meaning did I get that right? And if the answer was yes, can I ask is there more, meaning is there more you want to share? Now this seems like a little strange way to talk, but think about it, how are things going now? How's your communication going? Are you able to feel heard and understood? So while this is a little bit artificial, it's sometimes needed in order to guess back to a happy medium. So I invite you to try the dialogue process, to try the mirroring. Once you're finished sharing, your spouse will summarize and summary what I've heard you say, summary mirror of everything. And then afterwards they will validate by letting you know that what I heard, what you're saying makes sense and you make sense, which means not that I agree with you, but it means that you have a right to your opinion, your feelings are entirely valid. And you want to really give that over in a very sincere way that your feelings are entirely valid, and it really makes sense where you're coming from. And then you empathize by imagining how they may be feeling. I imagine you might be feeling sad or mad. Is that how you're feeling? And then you always ask is there more to make sure. This is a very abridged version of the dialogue script. We have a little bit of a lengthy version for you to be able to read and some of our other materials. But just to give you a feel for it, it's a great opportunity to be able to really feel heard, to be able to open up, to feel safe enough to share, and to really transform your relationship. If you'd like to have the experience of being guided through the dialogue process, we'd be happy to help you. Please be in touch with us and we can share more about the dialogue process, how it works and how we can help you work through some of the challenges you're experiencing your relationship and really see a whole new result through being able to process in the dialogue.


Hello? Hey, how's it going? No, that sounds great. Strong soldier, sir. No, that'd be perfect. That's not what it looks like. Hello? Oh, hold on one second, please. Strong soldier, sir. Strong team, Sergeant. Anyway, go ahead. That's what it looks like.


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrader.com nightly wrap up show. Hope everybody had a great weekend. Hopefully you guys had a really good trading day. Today was just, it was just about beta, okay? It was about beta. You know, we were talking about it today in the live webinar that not only was today a very, very aggressive session. I think everybody who trades these things kind of agree with that. It's how smooth they actually went today. There wasn't, usually you put on a pivot, it goes up a dollar if it's very, very strong, comes out, remounts, dances a little bit, and then it kind of finds its way to the pot of gold. And if you look at the pivots today, incredibly, number one, incredibly aggressive. Again, we went through over the weekend video, all the call buying that was going on. BY&D, we'll talk about that. Really good move there. And Amazon, again, we'll talk about that. All these big call buyers there as well. But it wasn't just about one stock. If you look at last week, it was all dominated by Tesla, right? Up Tesla, down Tesla. And then towards the end of the week, you started Tesla getting into tighter channels. We'll talk about that in a second. A little bit tighter channels, again, comparable to normalcy. But what I like, what you saw today was the money flow and the exaggeration today was spread out, okay? In Beyond, in Roku, in Amazon, NVIDIA went bananas. Absolutely bananas. Netflix had a move. Google is still very strong. Even Apple is attempting, okay? We'll get to that into tomorrow. Please be there. Morning strategy tomorrow. Apple's very, very close. Just needs to confirm to kind of join the party. But you kind of really get a good sense of no matter how high the market's going. And it's going really, really aggressively. Really, really linear. But what I like, what I'm seeing is the people that are playing these things are defending bottom ranges. Again, we talked about, if you watched the previous video just last night, you could say how majority of these stocks were sitting on the bottom channels. And you got to love what the bulls are doing. They're defending the bottom channels and not only are coming out of these channels, they're exploding, right? They're absolutely exploding. They're almost taking out two, three days worth of consolidation on one candle to start setting a new range. So very, very strong. You know, incredibly strong tape. I don't think anybody can dispute that. But I really, really like how smooth the action was today. The continuation patterns, the dips, okay? The dips in these charts. And quick announcement just in case we go lower before I forget. We designed something. I know a lot of you guys, especially as starting out, a lot of guys can't afford more money than you can actually spare, especially getting into this business the right way in the first place. You know, funding your account, getting a right broker, commission structure, all that stuff. But we did, I tweeted out our main account. We took all three of the PS60 workshops. Again, we've been demonstrating these pivots now for years. It's not like a one, two, three-year thing. I've been trading now for almost 21 years. We've been doing these pivots for almost nine. So it's been a really, really good. And again, I see these things all real time. It's not like you're sitting there and digesting these things and analyzing them later. You can see just by going through the feed. You can see it's all in real time, very, very aggressive. So if you wanted to take advantage of, we cut the price for a very, very short period of time. Significantly, you get all three of the workshops, all three of the workshops, one, two, and three.  So again, if pivots are for you and you want to trade these things, it's an incredible way to kind of get in your foot in the door, kind of build a foundation, see if pivots are right for you. Again, just a quick service reminder. So let's talk about today, right? Very, very aggressive. It started out actually, if you look at the feed today, I kind of give you a perfect example. If you look at the feed today, you're seeing a lot of names that we trade, but you're also seeing a lot of names that we don't trade, at least for the most part. And it was a great mixture of very, very, at least initial aggressive action, these things. Bitters were taking out previous days highs, previous channels, so it's super duper important. So again, when you hear people talking about buy the dips, they're not buying the dip at the weakness. They're actually buying the dips and defending prices on 60-minute channels. There's a big, big difference. One is defending the sentiment. One is defending the uptrend. So it's very, very important to understand what. And again, if you just look through the feed, it's something for everybody. You had Beta, right, to the short side. You had Beta to the long side. You had $15 stocks. You had $25 stocks. You had $13 stocks. So again, it really does prove the point that you don't need to trade Tesla. You don't need to trade Amazon to trade the PS60 process. You could trade anything under the sun as long as there's a range, right? This includes Bitcoin. This includes Futures, Forex, whatever the case may be. As long as it has organic tons of volume and tons of range, you could trade whatever you're in sight. You could do these with small caps as long as they have range, mid-caps, so forth and so on. So again, nothing materialistically to report to kind of derail the market. No really new political front. No really new coronavirus. It was all about meat and potatoes, technical analysis, and again, the bulls really showing the bears who's in control. So let's talk about this. So this morning, I know a lot of you guys woke up and you saw that Forbes article. Again, Google can buy Tesla and blah, blah, blah. The stock went to $820 a share, right? Pre-market was like 60, 70 bucks. I didn't like the upside. I think any time you get a materialistic fact, that's one thing. You get company guidance, that's one thing. You get an upgrade, that's one thing. And you get a Forbes article.  So we talked about 782 rise in support in the 60 minute, if it builds below can flush. And again, this is where, again, having an open mind, having a really, really good open mind and no bias coming into the session, really, really important. And, you know, here's the 682, right? This whole channel right here. Here's 682. All these channels, one, two, three, four, five. So you have five hours worth of data. And again, granted, some of the data came out at four o'clock in the morning when people started seeing this article and started trading on the ECNs. But this is real, right? This is, again, people ask me all the time, does pre-market and after-hours matters? Absolutely. The more data you collect, the better you'll have to make an intelligent decision. And once you've lost that 582, just destroyed.  It put up a $30 candle.  Absolutely insane. So for all you guys that took the trade, great job.  SDC, and again, I said this jokingly. I said this jokingly in the live webinar. And I said, if this damn thing, if I don't make money on this thing, right? So far, I think I've traded SDC three times. I made money on a bounce and I had two break-even trades. Literally, I think I traded three times. It just trades awful.  Here's the punchline. It built over the 15, right? The stock spiked up, not a lot, right? Not a lot. The good thing about it is it is thick, so you can do a little bit of size on it. So we kind of knew the first move was going to be into the 30s only because it's Bollinger Man. If you look at the high of the day, 1530. So I sold the stock on the way up. And my last piece, I used break-even as my stop. And I sold it, and then I watched the stock go red on the day. I am officially retiring from the SDC game. I don't care about it anymore. If this thing can't rally on, you know, a three-week distribution, what are we talking about here? It's a complete waste of time. So SDC made some money on it. Don't want to talk about it again. BYND was actually a really, really good trade. Initially, I put 121, 121.50 needs to build. We can stretch it out to 24s. And then there was a sneaky pivot, right? There was a sneaky pivot right over here. Where is it? Where is it? So here's where we took the trade, right? Here's where we took the trade. Sneaky pivot, 1980, 120. Friday's high is 20.52. If it fails, I obviously use break-even. I got long on the 120 break, and the stock exploded.  This is now two days in a row. And again, let me show you guys where I mean by the sneaky pivot, right? So here was the sneaky pivot right over here. You see this high right here? This high right here is 1942. So again, I tried to get as close as possible to the whole number. So it took out the 1980, 1920 area, and it exploded.  The first move was like a dollar in change, but it just continued to move up to almost 23. Again, just a strong stock, strong trader. Again, he's starting, again, seeing more call buying come in the stocks. But here's where the really big moves happened. Again, you can see how much was going on today. Amazon, it opened up below 20, 85, 20, whatever it is. I said, look, 2092 is a sneaky area on the pre-market highs. 2100 macro if it reclaims can go. Again, we talked about the 2400 call buyers, the 2700 call buyers. Today was all over the place, 2200, 2300 in size. And this was a phenomenal move. I mean, absolutely phenomenal move on Amazon as well. Here is the 2092 pre-market highs, right? Here's the 2092 pre-market highs. Here was Friday's highs as 2099. Once it took out 2100, I mean, the first move was 25 points. First move was 25 points. I still think tomorrow stock closed in the 2130s. I think you'll see 2200, 2300, 2400 maybe in a couple of months. But this thing has the ability to actually go parabolic. I mean, like really, really parabolic. It's been such a sleeping giant for such a long time. And again, it started out so innocently. You guys remember that on Friday? It started out off the sneaky pivot here, 2060. And now we're talking about 75 points higher. Really big move on Amazon. Great job there. Billy went pre-market, went from 25 and a half to 2620s. Nobody had a really chance to trade this thing. RAD, we highlighted this thing on over the weekend's email. 1330 needs to build. Big move on RIDADE. Really, really big move on RIDADE. Here was the 1330, right? 1330 went all the way up to 1450. Just a big, big move on RIDADE. NVIDIA was the strongest move of the day. NVIDIA 25370, 254 needs to build. Again, here's where it turned a sneaky pivot into an absolute assault on bears. So here is the 20, here's right here. Here's the 254, right? There's a whole sneaky pivot here. As in all these workshops, we cover the sneaky pivots. It's so important to have an edge. Again, you don't need to bind the top and so on the bottom. There's areas in the middle that are so important that you can take advantage of. So 254, I mean, you can't even see where the candle is. I mean, it went 10 points higher. Just a huge move in the video. I mean, absolutely huge move on NVIDIA. SYNA never got up to 84 and 85 and a half. And I said this also, and I kept on reiterating the point.   And you can see just from the results how strong and aggressive without, you know, having a 20 point swing within a minute. So again, initial supply here on Amazon, NVIDIA, Amazon when nuts. Netflix actually gave a move today. 372 needs to build. I still think it, you know, I still think it trades kind of funky. But again, here's the 372. It went to like 374.80. I think it's a couple of days away, maybe tomorrow by taking out these 52 week highs with a strong move. Nevertheless, here comes the 2150 calls. Beyond just perfect. Netflix is giving it a tray. New highs. Tesla. And I said, Tesla came very close, by the way. Tesla came within a couple of bucks of going right. I mean, this was a $30 pivot. Really, really strong pivot there as well. AAL has nothing to do with the pivots, but you guys see this AAL buyer that came in, right? A guy came in for, he put in a premium of 13.7, almost $14 million on the March 20, on the March, on the March. I forgot to put in what, if you go, you'll see. Big, big bet on the put market on AAL. Just kind of a side note. Ride aid, blah, blah, blah. And that's it. And that's it. So very, very aggressive day. Very, very aggressive day. Tomorrow, again, I believe we will have some good value for tomorrow. I mean, you could just see on the setups today, very good setups. Let me give you guys some non-beta names that I do like for tomorrow. SPCE, we saw that really big buyer jump in on the January, 2021, 25 calls, $2 million premium. It exploded through this 20. I think tomorrow, if you start building 2080, 21, you should get a continuation. The value here is obviously a 60-minute flush into rising support. Looks good here. Peds broke out today as well. Peds broke out. Again, 60-minute. If you try to get a 60-minute dip into rising support or a build above 29, that looks good. IQ is waking up here as well. IQ looks good. It's the Netflix of China. If this thing starts building 25.5, 25.60s, it can go higher as well. So keep an eye on that. I do like for tomorrow Apple and Facebook. They're very, very close. Small, small, small, small, small, small, small size left to kind of clear out the channels. So I want to watch Apple tomorrow. I definitely want to watch Facebook tomorrow. Those could actually be the better bets, the value bets, but still love the video on dips. Still love BY&D on dips. Still love Amazon. And again, Amazon's a beast. Any weakness is going to be bought on the rising 60-minute support. So guys, please get to morning strategy early. We'll talk about all the pivots and again, if you want to try out the pivots on the workshops, especially a month in the live webinar, you should do so. I mean, this is an absolutely completely different way of looking at the markets. And once you start looking at the 60-minute channels through supply and demand, it's going to be very, very hard to trade the quote, unquote, normal way. Guys, have a great night everybody. I'll see you all tomorrow. Congratulations for putting in the time to take control of your trading. You're one step closer to owning your future and achieving the success you desire. Want daily trade ideas directly from Dan? Straight off his personal watch list? Unlock our free PS60 vault where you'll get nightly updates on pivot opportunities we're watching for the next day's session. Click the link in the description to get started today.


This year was sort of ahead of the game in certain big areas that we are particularly interested in at the Huffington Post, like health and wellness. There were 26 sessions on the topic. I moderated a plenary session called Health is Wealth, which included as well as the CEO of Nestle and the CEO of Novartis and the head of the National Health Institute, the Finance Minister of Colombia, which is very interesting in terms of making the connection between the economic growth of a country and the health of a country. So I think that a lot of these other sessions on this theme around neuroscientific findings on meditation and the benefits of that on the brain were really ahead of what is going on in many other conferences around the world. Well, I was going to ask you this later, but let me, by health and wellness, or health and wealth, you were talking about more than just as it applies to an individual, is that correct?  Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I think we are talking on three levels. First of all, economies and the impact of the health and well-being of citizens on GDP. We're talking about companies and the connection between the health of employees and the bottom line, which more and more countries are beginning to realize that if they actually invest in the health of their employees, it's going to have a demonstrable impact on the bottom line. And one of the stars of Davos this year was Mark Bertolini, the CEO of Aetna, the third largest health insurance company in the States with 49,000 employees, who had had his own kind of wake-up call when he had a skin accident, broke his neck, and in the process of recovering, discovered yoga, meditation, acupuncture, and the tremendous benefits. So he made them available to his 49,000 employees and then brought Duke University to do an impact study that found that it reduced cost by 7%. It improved productivity by 69 minutes a day. So what Davos demonstrated this year is that we are a long way from the 60s and looking at all these things as kind of new-agey, flaky, California products. And we are actually here looking at the scientific evidence that human beings are not just their bodies, but they are their minds and spirits, and you need to incorporate all that if you're going to have a healthy nation, healthy companies, and healthy individuals.