Live from San Jose, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, it's theCUBE. Covering Hadoop Summit 2016, brought to you by Hortonworks. Here's your host, John Furrier. Okay, welcome back, everyone. We are here live in Silicon Valley for Hadoop Summit 2016. This is Silicon Angle. This media is theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the events and extract the signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier with my co-host, Peter Burris, our next guest is Rakesh Khan, Head of Enterprise Data Management and Analytics and Technology at US Bank. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you, John. So, love having the people who actually are out in the field, front lines, putting this stuff to use. Absolutely. Welcome and thanks for coming on and sharing some insights. So, the first question is really, what's your take on the ecosystem here as a customer of all these suppliers who want to sell you something? You have to put it to work. Where's the signal? Where's the noise? I'm not finding any signal right now. So, I must confess, coming to these conferences is confusing me more than helping me out, to be very honest and blunt. I think there's a lack of standards where a particular technology, we have got five choices. And I'll give you an example in the underlying distribution. We have a choice between important words, Cloudera, MapR. One is open platform, the other two are not. So, I'm scratching my head. Where should I go? I have no guidance.  You have a sequel. I've got a hype choice, I have a hawk choice, I have some of the Kyvo, Druid. So many choices out there. Which one should I use? For what? I have no guidance. When you're talking to different people, they give different answers. Yesterday there was a talk, I think the founder of, one of the co-founders of Work and Work was talking about Hive, and I asked him a question. If Hive is working so fast, should I also use, when should I use the product that you also have in your suite of products? Hock, can you tell me some guidance? Which one do you use when? I mean, the answer was not very clear. So, what I'm finding is, the industry is evolving more and more, I would say, experiments, which is confusing the landscape for users like us who want to deliver, who have to deliver value at the end of the day, and we don't want to spend more time kind of choosing between things. We want to deploy them. So a big part of that then suggests, Rakesh, that there's this enormous opportunity to apply these technologies to solve very complex business problems. The challenge is, you're starting to spend more time actually trying to parse and figure out how to knit things together and not spending time solving the business problems, which is where you want to be. So are you looking, is there a need for different governance model or concrete guidance, or what will help you get back to spending more of your time solving business problems and less time solving vendor problems? I definitely think that there is a need, there has been a reason that standards have been put in place if you're going to remember SQL, NC SQL. So you know when you hear it's NC SQL compliant, there are certain semantics that gets confirmed when you hear that standard. When you look at the Linux world, the operating system, they comply to certain standards. When you hear that, but in this world, other than OpenHDP, which is still not very clear what to use when a standard is required. I don't know who and how we can get there. Maybe business needs to, all business needs to come together and create a business consortium that sets that standard and then everybody follows. Maybe all analysts get together and they say, here's what the standard should be. There's a need for a standard that can help businesses, but I don't know where to look for. Where is it going to come from? I can't see that coming yet. But one of the things we've had a number of conversations with other users like yourselves and one of the statements that we're getting, and I know you've been part of these conversations too, John, is that we need an approach to conceiving of data value. That at the end of the day, what everybody's doing here is creating data assets that can be applied to business problems, but it's not clear how we continue to invest and sustain those assets and that having a concrete statement about data value can then lead to some approaches to thinking about how things come together to better maintain and create the assets that digital business needs. What do you think about that? It means because there's a lack of that, so we are adopting our own on-the-fly thought process. So we either gravitate towards the big enterprise players and expect them to figure all this out and deliver things to us. So Informatica of the world or IBMs of the world that figure it out for us, we are your customers, have been your customers, so we'll work with you if you abstract that complexity for us. The second is if the big enterprise players are not working out, then we go to one of the other large players and expect them to kind of figure out the complexity. So we are actively looking for partners and we are gravitating to whoever has the weight today to go get that guidance. Again, I don't have an answer for you, Peter. How can we get there? There has to be some collaboration. The community, venture capitalists, analysts, business, technology companies need to come together in some platform of understanding. Needs leadership. We'll talk to you some about that. Has the ODPI helped you at all? I mean, that's one standard approach that seems to be not in the conversation at this show, but they did make announcements about some standardization around at least deployments of a dupe or distributions. Is that the kind of thing you're looking for is, again, standardization on things like distribution or other components within the stack? Other components, like, for example, we've got Storm, Flink, and Spark, right? They almost can do similar things, but in different use cases, right? So if I am going to go deploy a messaging use case, what is the best, what is the standard? And it could be that three things fit into the standard. As long as, I'll take SQL as the best example because it can kind of relate to people. When you write select star from a table, you expect the behavior that it's consistent across different RDBMS. So when I'm trying to do a call for different types of calls, those call APIs are standardized. And then I can switch between Storm today and Spark tomorrow and whatever works, whatever dies. I'm not at risk of redeploying and recoding all of that. So that's the problem that's been identified. Thanks for pointing that out. And we agree, by the way, that that's standard is important. Can you quantify some of the consequences and the impact to your business of not having this solved? Can you share and put some color around some of the impacts? One of the use cases that we've been actively trying to work out is this value delivery last mile and the value delivery, where business is very interested in thinking about, I have this idea, great insight, but I don't know if it's gonna work or not. If there was a platform available where I can deploy my insight in an AB fashion, then I could get immediate feedback and I can say, okay, this works, let's scale it. This doesn't work, let's shut it down. We don't have that framework. It takes some amount of time to be able to go pull all the click stream, pull all the impression data, pull all the feedback data and then put it together and by the time it's kind of late, right? So if there was a, yesterday there was a talk by Alibaba that they are trying to do that, but they had to develop all in-house. So if there was a semantic available that you can go put together quickly. A template. Exactly, then you can go and apply that. It's a very, very real problem for us to solve. Additionally, we were talking before with another entrepreneur on the floor here and I asked him about the show and he echoed some of the sentiment that you have around, I won't say it, he didn't say it's a mess, but the ecosystem is seeing value and the value is on the analytics and the business value. Yet, there's still the conversation about technology. So there seems to be a conflict between technology speeds and feeds and standards and the pressure for business value. Do you agree? Oh, absolutely. I'm stuck in the middle right now and I would like to focus my time on delivering that value, having conversation with my business partners and I've heard at least five of them as recent as last week, telling me this is what I want, this is what I'm struggling with and then when I think about how to go help them, then I have to spend tremendous amount of time to figure out out of this bag of tools which one should I pick and combine and apply it to that problem. And by the way, worry about whether it is gonna be there two years from now. It's kind of like we were talking about that with Rob Ho for our editor-in-chief at SiliconANGLE was saying, you know, look, where's the problem? And, you know, like a good trial lawyer, someone's gotta be blamed for this. What's, who's at fault? Is it the ecosystem collectively? Is it the vendors just holding their lines? Is it just lack of evolution, maturity? I don't want you to name names, but I mean, where's the, who's at fault here? Is it a collective thing? I would kind of answer it differently. I don't think it's a fault. I think it's a creative, I would say, every human being, I mean, a lot of people want to create new things. They're interested in creating new things, but there's no process. So community itself, right? If there was a process in the community that says, new thing is coming up. How is similar, or dissimilar, with things that already exist in the tool bag, if rather than creating a brand new again, how can I put the same thing into the existing so that we can kind of develop the existing? There's no process for that. Today I come up with a new idea of kind of- So if someone cracks that code, they're gonna be a huge opportunity for them. Well, in many respects, John, going back to what we were saying, there's gotta be a statement of, where does the value come from? We gotta move away from being tool-focused to becoming more application-focused, where the application suggests a set of tools or a template for how those tools will come together so that we can get developers engaged and that's when we get the explosion. So from our perspective, we think great tools, stretching. Everybody's saying they're doing the same thing. Time to focus on the templates. It'll lead to applications that generate value and it's just a virtuous cycle at that point. Absolutely, and you're coming spot on. If you start with the value and you see value one, value two, value three and you break it down into parts and pieces, you'll see that ecosystem and then you standardize on, okay? If three use cases are using these two things, okay, this is the standard. That's how we traditionally, in the data world, we break that down. And in the technology world. Yeah, we should. Rakesh, thanks so much for coming on theCUBE. We're sharing your insights really from the front line. Someone who actually writes the checks, deploys the technology, serves the business value. Thanks for sharing your perspective on the ecosystem. You're watching theCUBE here live in Silicon Valley. I'm John Furrier with Peter Burris. We'll be right back with more live coverage here on theCUBE after this short break.


So there's a duplication glitch for Lords of the Fallen, this will allow you to dupe basically any item, in turn meaning you can get infinite Viagra via selling items, OP weapons by duping them with friends and much much more. You don't need me to explain how this works. How's it going guys? My name's DPJ and if you do enjoy the video, leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. Now the only problem with this is you need a friend as of right now. You cannot do this solo. Now I actually don't have a friend who is playing right now on Xbox and because crossplay is now disabled, while they fix issues, I can't play with friends on other platforms. Now I will say use this at your own risk. It's becoming quite popular and what I will say is I've already seen people trying to sell items. I would like to combat this kind of nonsense, so I do recommend you guys helping each other out. Also, if you do need someone to do this with, you can join my discord linked down below. I will create a server there for this game for people to join up, find friends, make friends and dupe while it lasts. So how this works is quite simple. I will demonstrate it to you guys on Xbox, but it can be done on PlayStation and PC too. So the person who has the items on them that want to be duped need to join a friend's lobby. The person who wants to receive the items needs to be host. But before we do this, you need to make a hard save with your game. The easiest way to do this is to simply die. So die until you get the screen pop up. This will create that hard save for you and this will mean your items will be safe. From here guys, quit at the game, then load it back up and from here you need to join your friends lobby. So the person who has the items on them that need to be duped joins out of a person's lobby like I said. Once in said person's lobby, the player drops the items on the floor and have your friend, the host of this lobby, pick said items up. From here, once you're done with dropping the items, make sure your friend, the host, has picked them all up. Then from within your friend's lobby, press the home button on your controller. Then go down to loads of the fallen, bring up the menu by pressing stars. Go down to manage game and add ons, then go down to saved data.  Then go across to delete from console. Then if he hasn't already quit at your game, then simply load the game back up.  Now the same concept I believe works on PS5 and PC, but with PC I'm not exactly sure. I think if you attempt this over there, make sure you create a backup of your save just to be safe. On PS5, I believe it does work the same. I don't have a PS5 to actually test this, so if someone does do this on PS5, do drop a description of how this works down below and I'll pin that comment. Then guys, you can simply just rotate holes, dupe away and get infinite items. Sell them and level up to max level whatever that is, or do whatever you want. It is a simple glitch, something we have seen being done in many games like this in the past, but I won't lie. It isn't quite for me, but who am I to tell you how to play, so do what you gotta do. Now I don't agree with people trying to sell items from the game, so like I said, help each other out. Leave your game tags for each other down below if you need friends, or like I said, join my discord, link down below and meet others there. But yeah guys, an early duplication glitch for loads of the following. This won't last long, I'm pretty sure, so use it while you can. And there we have it guys, if you enjoyed the video, leaving a like really helps out. If you feel like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys, I will see you on that next one.


Popular and Scholarly Sources, the Information Cycle, brought to you by CSUSB's John M. Fow Library. In our world, we are surrounded by information – books, blogs, tweets, videos, news – it can be quite overwhelming. In this video, we'll make sense of all of these information sources. We'll look at these in the context of the Information Cycle. Specifically, we'll discuss the difference between popular sources, like magazines and radio broadcasts, and scholarly sources, like peer-reviewed articles and academic books. To understand the difference, it's helpful to think about how information is created. Okay, let's say you were the first person ever to spot the elusive but magical horn squirrel. You might take a photo, add a hashtag, and post it on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter. All of your friends and followers then share the photo. The local TV station might see your photo and come interview you about what you saw. Heck, you might even get a radio interview. Over the next few days, your story appears on news stations and, after weeks and months, you get a featured story in a national magazine. Oh, the fame! Let's pause here. All of the sources that emerge from your initial sighting of the elusive but magical horn squirrel are what we call popular sources. From your first posts to the magazine articles, the purpose has been to describe what happened and maybe even to entertain. Because popular sources are usually accessible to anyone with the internet or TV or radio, they use casual language that everyone can understand. Finally, these popular sources are created fairly quickly after an event happens. After about six months or so, we begin to see the emergence of a whole new type of source. These are called scholarly sources because, well, they're just that. Rather than simply describe an event, these peer-reviewed articles, academic books, and data study it in depth, provide additional context, and even generate more questions. They are typically created by experts, like your professors, and are thus often considered more authoritative than, say, a magazine article written by a journalist. Because they are academic, they use more formal language and are meant for researchers, faculty, and students like you. Whereas popular sources are created fairly quickly after an event, scholarly sources will not be produced for months or even years later. For example, your professor wants to publish a peer-reviewed article on the way middle-aged men incorporate the myth of the elusive but magical horn squirrel into the stories they tell their children. It will take a while. First, your professor would need to explore existing literature on the topic, interview a group of middle-aged men, look at artifacts they have created, and then submit the article for peer-review. All of this work can take a long time. So what does this have to do with your college research? Well, the sources that are created following an event fall into what we call the information cycle. Because you will at some point need to use a source that fits a particular need, you'll need to determine whether you should use a popular source, a scholarly source, or both. Remember, each uses a specific type of language and has its own purpose, perspectives, level of authority, and audience.


Mother, is Maxwell House really the only coffee in the world? Well, your father says so, and your father knows best. Yes, it's Father Knows Best. Transcribed in Hollywood, starring Robert Young's father. A half-hour visit with your neighbors, the Anderson's, brought to you by America's favorite coffee, Maxwell House. The coffee that's always good to the last drop. We once knew a man who was extremely wealthy, and he had a wonderful system for acquiring money, which we think will interest him. He was up every morning at six, worked 14 hours a day, seven days a week for almost 20 years. And then, when he was only 45 years of age, his uncle died and left him $3 million. Was that nice? Of course, a thing like that would never happen to our friends, the Anderson's, but it almost did. Yes, sir, they came awfully close to being the richest family in Springfield. I know, Frank, but I don't care what Gribble says. Look, Frank, Van Norton's willing to give us the land, and if the committee isn't willing to take it, okay, Frank, okay. And you can tell Gribble for me that he's nothing but a pig-headed old goat.  That's what he is. Is something wrong, dear? Oh, that Gribble. He's killing the whole deal. I worked out for the playground. I wish you wouldn't take it so much to heart. After all, it isn't your responsibility. Well, that isn't the point. I talk Van Norton into giving ten acres of land for the playground. Giving it, mind you. And Gribble won't even take it. Says there must be something wrong with it. But can't you tell the rest of the committee? Margaret, I have told them. I've told them until I'm blue in the face. Well, maybe if you talk to Mr. Gribble again. Gribble, how can you talk to a lunatic?  I still say you've done everything you could. Well, I'm not licked yet. I may not have as much money as Gribble, but I've got a lot more sense. Of course you have, dear. I suppose you think I haven't. Jim, there's no point in arguing with me. Well, there isn't anybody else around to argue with. All right, dear, but it makes you feel any better. Hello, mother. Hello, father. Hello, Miss Hepburn. Betty. Betty, if you're going to start spouting poetry, I'm warning you right now. Isn't this the most beautiful day you've ever seen? Beautiful. It's snowing. Snow. Darling, I think you've picked a very bad time. Floating to earth like feathers from an angel's wing. Margaret, in exactly one minute. Betty, I think you'd better go up to your room. But I didn't do anything. You deliberately disobeyed me.  Father. And that's all it is, hogwash. Oh, I'm too happy to argue. If you say it's hogwash, it's hogwash. Well, I'm glad somebody's happy around here. Mother, do you know where I'm going next Friday? No, dear. To see a picture with Van Johnson. Who's Van Johnson? He's a Hollywood star, dear. Oh, that one. You mean he's taking Betty to the movies? Father. Well, you just said... He's in the picture. I'm going with Stanley Lawson. Oh. Who's he? He's a new one, dear, and a very nice boy. Oh, he's wonderful. Now I know what they mean by nine-day wonders. Betty's boyfriend. Aren't they, though? Hi, everybody. What's cooking? Jim, now what is it? Why does everybody have to be so happy? Boy, will you hear what we're gonna do? Hello, bud. Joe Phillips and I bought a half-inchest in a corn popper, and we're gonna clean up. Hello, bud. We're gonna set up a stand outside the movies and sell popcorn to all the kids. How's that for an idea? Bud. And all we have to... What? I said hello. Oh, hi, Dan. And all we have to do is find some place to plug it in. Plug what in, dear? The corn popper. What corn popper? I bought it with Joe Phillips. You see, we bought a half-inchest in a corn popper. Bud, don't you know when you're being kidded? About what? The corn popper. What corn popper? Oh, no. Oh, gosh. I don't say anything funny about our corn popper. All I said... All right, bud. Just forget the whole thing. But I can't. I have to supply the salt. Dear... Now what? I was... Well, if it isn't William Jennings' Brian. Kathleen, how many times have I told you? Oh, Daddy, I was elected. Isn't it wonderful? All right, now just calm down. Take it easy. I was elected. So what were you elected? I'm the treasurer. They had an election and I'm the treasurer. The treasurer? Say, Kathy... Bud, not the first day. I was just thinking... Margaret, do you know what this is all about? Of course, dear. Kathy was elected treasurer. Margaret. Of what? My club, Daddy. The little vultures. The little who? Where did you ever dig up a name like that? Later, Mom. I gotta go. Bud, come back here.  Well, gosh, Dad. They said they wanted some kind of a bird's name. And, well, have you ever watched them? Daddy, we even made Bud an honorary vulture. It couldn't have happened to a nicer boy. Betty. Never mind, Betty. I'll get it. The little vultures. Leave it to my children. Hello? Oh, hello, Hector. What? Well, thank you very much. Oh, sure. I'm the luckiest guy in town. Sure. Okay, Hector. Now, I'll be seeing you. Congratulations. There ever was a guy who needed congratulations less. Who was it, Jim? Hector Smith. He wants to extend his heartiest congratulations. Isn't that nice? About what, dear? He didn't say. About me? He's known about you for years, and believe me, that isn't what he meant. Jim, I won't be able to sleep a wink all night. Why don't I call Elizabeth back? Well, I guess you won't have to. Maybe this time our dear friend Hector will let us all in on the joke. Some joke. Hello, Hector. Oh, George. I'm sorry, George. You see, Hector called me a minute ago, and I thought, well, thank you, George. But I don't know what... George. No, we're not having any celebration. We don't even know... George. Hello, George. Oh, fine. Was it Hector? No, it was George Phillips, and he's very happy for us. What on earth do you suppose it means? I don't know, but if those guys are having a good time at our expense... I'll get it. You stay where you are. I'll find out what this is about if it takes all night. And if that's the kind of friends I've got... Hello? Hello? Jim, it was the front door. Oh. Get a man so mixed up he doesn't know what bell is ringing. After a while, I'll probably hear bells when nothing's ringing. Yes? Mr. Anderson? Yes? Well, my name is Ford, Richard Ford, of the legal firm of McGonagall, Bristol and Finch. Oh? Well, uh, come in, Mr... Ford. Mr. Ford. Thank you very much. Jim, if it's the paper boy, tell him I'll pay him next time. It wasn't the paper boy, honey. Is that Mrs. Anderson? Yes, she's in the living room, but... Well, why don't we tell her the good news? What good news? All in good time, Mr. Anderson. Oh, and all the little Anderson. Honey, this is Mr. Ford of, uh... McGonagall, Bristol and Finch, attorneys. How do you do? Well, how do you do? Uh, sit down, Mr. Ford. Thank you. Why don't you kids find something to do, uh, some place? Oh, no, no. Let them stay, by all means. After all this concerns the entire family. Doesn't it? What does? Yes, indeed. Now, um... Honey? You are Richard Ford. Honey? You are related to Joseph James Anderson. Are you not? Yes, I am not. What's that? I've never even heard of any Joseph James Anderson. Well, that's very strange. I had it on very good authority that, uh... Robert Bruce Anderson, perhaps? It was my father, but... Oh, I knew I hadn't made a mistake. Mr. Anderson, Joseph James Anderson was your father's cousin, once removed. Oh, you mean cousin Joe? Precisely! We haven't heard anything about him for, oh, 30 years. Matter of fact, I think he died about 20 years ago, didn't he? No, Mr. Anderson. Joseph James Anderson passed from this veil of tears less than a month ago. That's impossible. Why, he was over 70 when he decided to run away from home and go to Arizona. He died last week at the age of 102. Well, you see, my father always said he smoked too much. The poor old coot? The poor old coot you may be interested to know made you his sole heir. Jim! Father! Hey! No, no, no, don't get excited. If I know cousin Joe, we've inherited three barrels of bottle tops. Many? Father, isn't it the most wonderful thing you've ever heard? The phone's ringing. I've never been so excited my whole life. Pardon me, Mr. Ford while I answer the phone. Well, that's quite over.  Hello? Oh, hello, Mr. Gribble. Well, thank you very much. Now, about the Van Norton land, well, naturally, I have... advice about what investments? You want my advice? Well, if you think I'm qualified to, uh... all right, JP, at 12.30 tomorrow. Yeah, see you then. Goodbye. He wants my advice? Jim, we're waiting for you. Well, that was Mr. Gribble, honey. He wants me to give him some advice on his investments. Well, let's talk about it later, dear. Mr. Ford wants to tell us about the inheritance.  Here's a cushion, Daddy. Want me to run out for a cigar, Dad? Look, I, uh... just finished telling you not to get excited. I know cousin Joe, and he never had a dime in his whole life. Well, that may be true, Mr. Anderson, but if you'll be good enough to sign this retainer, I'll be happy to tell you about the estate. Well, okay. What is it, four barrels of bottle tops? It's a 15,000-acre cattle ranch, Mr. Anderson. A ranch? 15,000 acres. With a possible value of $9 million. Jim... Father... Oh... Holy cow! Oh, Father's inherited a $9 million estate. And to Mr. Gribble, that makes him a financial expert. Well, that remains to be seen. But there are some things the head of every family just naturally knows most about, and coffee heads the list. Yes, ladies, when it comes to coffee, wonderfully good coffee you enjoy every time. The world's greatest expert is your husband. Of course, down the years, we've been rated experts, too. More families do enjoy our Maxwell House coffee than any other brand. But when you fill the cups, the final authority is your husband. So here's our promise. Tomorrow, if you'll fill his cup with Maxwell House, he'll thank you and say, Best cup of coffee I ever tasted. Yes, he'll say that, or we'll give you back your money. We're that sure. You see, no other coffee has that wonderful good to the last drop flavor. That's because no other coffee has our famous Maxwell House recipe, a recipe demanding certain fine coffees blended a particular way. In a word, no coffee tastes like Maxwell House because no coffee's made like Maxwell House. But don't take my say so. Tomorrow, start serving Maxwell House to your husband. If he doesn't say, Best coffee ever, just send us the can and unused portion and we'll gladly refund every penny you pay. Our address is right on every familiar blue tin. Tomorrow then, put it up to your expert. Serve your husband the coffee with the world's most famous flavor, Maxwell House coffee. Always good to the last drop. A week's gone by and the White Frame House on Maple Street hasn't changed a bit. That's the same snow on the front lawn, the same slippery spot on the porch that Jim's going to fix next Sunday. Everything's just as it's always been, except for the people. Yes, the Andersons have changed a little, I'm afraid. Not much, but a little. Like this. Oh, that's fine, Frank. Oh, sure. Well, it really wasn't anything, Frank. That'll be fine, Frank. Sure, Wednesday's as good a night as any. You bet, Frank. Good night, Frank. What did Charlie have to say, dear? That was Frank. Oh, how is George? You're so cute. It may interest you to know, Mrs. Millionaris Anderson, that your husband is being given a testimonial dinner next Wednesday. No. Yes. Jim, how perfectly wonderful. What for? Why, for putting through the playground, that's what for. It's all signed, sealed, and delivered. Jim, that is wonderful.   Well, you know how it is with us rich men. Jim, do you know what I'm going to do with our first million? I'm going to buy Bud some new socks. Good for you. I have never seen a boy so hard on socks in my whole life. Look at this. Honey, speaking of millions. Yes, dear. Don't be too surprised if Cousin Joe's ranch comes to less than Mr. Ford said. I was only joking, dear. I know. But when he said nine million, that was only if each acre was a whole unit. I didn't understand that very well, Jim. Well, what was that unit business? It's very simple, honey. In the cattle country, a unit is the amount of land required to feed a cow and her calf for one year. That's the way they figure. And that's worth $600. Roughly. Then why do you say it might be less? 15,000 times 600. We aren't sure about the land. Maybe an acre won't feed a cow and a calf for a year. It might take two or three. Jim, really? Well, it might. And if it takes three acres to make up a unit, then each acre's worth only $200. And the ranch is worth only a third. Or three million. Oh, dear. We just have to get a smaller swimming pool. That's all. It might even take ten acres to make a unit. Well, Jim, let's not be ridiculous. After all, how much can a cow and one small calf eat? I don't know. But if it did take ten acres, well, that'd make it $60 an acre and 15,000. We'd only have $900,000. Wouldn't that be awful? You know, I've got a good mind. Jim, please, the front door open. It would. Bud? It's me, Mother. We're in the den, dear. What's the matter with you? Oh, Father, you got lipstick on your chin. I have, huh? Somebody must have bit me. Creepers. Isn't this a miserable day? Why, Bitty, I thought you said... Snow. All it ever does in this town is snow. Wait a minute, sugar. Let's get it out in the open. What happened? Oh, it isn't important. I didn't want to go to the movies anyway. So that's what it is. What's what? What is? She had a quarrel with Stanley Lawson. I didn't, either. It's all Father's fault. My fault? What did I do? He liked me when we were poor, but just because you had to go and get $9 million... Now, wait a minute. In the first place, we weren't exactly poor. And in the second place, we've got the $9 million nicely whittled down to practically nothing. You have? It might even be less than $1 million. Oh. Well, what good is that? He still won't take me. He says he can't afford lowish seats. Why bet he? I told him I didn't mind, but he says girls with $9 million always sit in lowish seats. Naturally. They save a whole row for girls with $9 million. It's the row right in back of the girls with $10 million. Jim... Well, this is the silliest thing I've ever heard. We haven't collected a dime. My bank book looks like an undernourished flapjack and Stanley Lawson won't go out with my daughter because she's got $9 million. Betty, don't you think if you explain to him that nothing has really changed? But it has. Everything's changed. What? Hello, Dad. Not another one. Is anything wrong, dear? Nah, that's Joe Phillips.  Something amiss with the popcorn tycoons? Well, why should I supply all the butter? I bought the salt, didn't I? We were all so happy when we were poor. He even had it figured out how many pounds of buddy you can buy with $9 million. Hey, I'll bet that'll fix all the popcorn from here to Lowe's Calcutta. But if you and Betty don't take these things too seriously, I'm sure... Hey, God, now what? Why, Kathy Darling, what is it? They kicked me out of the club. Good job, Margaret. Why don't you let me? Kathy, why did they kick you out of the club? They won't let me be a little vulture. Never mind them, sweetheart. No one can keep you from being a little vulture. Kathy, does our mythical $9 million have anything to do with your expulsion from the club? Uh-huh. They said it was too suspicious. What was? They made me the treasurer, and the next day you had my social outcast. Fine. Tell us all about it right after you answer the phone.  Okay. Come on, blabberface. Bye. The phone's ringing. You want me dead? Where did you go? All of a sudden, I got hungry. Either they all answered it once or they let the darn thing ring for an hour. Well, keep your shirt on. I'm coming. Hello? Hello, heck.  I can't hear you, heck. Sorry about what bad news. We haven't heard anything about any... heck. Okay, heck. Sure. If it'll make you happy, I'll keep the lower lip stiff, too. Thanks for calling, heck. Goodbye. Gloomy character. Sounds like he just got a good look at the thing. How was it, Jim? Hector, he heard the sad news and he's very sorry. What sad news, dear? You don't suppose he's the field secretary for the little vultures, do you? Every time something happens to Kathy and the vultures, heck's on the phone. Oh, my aching ear. Why don't you let me get it this time? No, I'll carry through to the bitter end. Better mousetrap Anderson, that's me. One more trip to the phone and I get permanent possession. Hello. Hello, George. Thank you very much, George. Goodbye, George. This can go on all night. What did George want, dear? Same thing, bad news. Keep a stiff upper lip. Pip, pip, tally ho. Well, the least you could have done was ask him what bad news? And play straight for those two practical jokers? Margaret, I'm surprised. You've known heckin' George as long as I have. They were both perfectly sincere last time, Jim. Say, that's right. They were, weren't they? Maybe I'd better call them back. Jim, this time it's the doorbell. Thank you very much. Treat a man like he needs a seeing-eyed door opener. Oh, hello, Mr. Ford. Well, Mr. Anderson. We were sort of hoping we'd hear from you. Come on in. Thank you, thank you. Spent a busy week. I'll bet you have. Now, how nice, Mr. Ford. Hello there. Mrs. Anderson, how nice. Go right into the den, Mr. Ford. Thank you. This is a comfy little spot, isn't it? Why don't you sit at the desk, Mr. Ford, and then you can spread out all your papers and things. Well, that would be nice. Let me get a couple of cushions for you. Oh, no, no, this'll be fine. Just fine. Now, yes? Well, first, here's the receipt for your $100 retaining fee. All that. It's very important, you know, all these little details. Let me see now. Oh, the ranch. If you haven't anything else on your mind. Jim, please. Well, you must be very anxious. Of course not. What do we care for a couple of million dollars more or less? Well, Jimmy, I'm afraid you're going to be just a little disappointed. You see, when I said nine million... Mr. Ford, how much is it worth? Well, you remember what I told you about the unit system? One cow and one calf for one year? Yes. Well, on your cousin Joe's ranch, it seems that one cow and one calf need quite a bit of land. How much? 1,200 acres. 1,200? Oh, Jim. Which makes the value of the land 50 cents an acre. Oh, Jim. Well, that isn't too bad, honey. We'll have a ranch to go to every summer, and all it cost us is the $100 we gave Mr. Ford. And Mr. Anderson, as your legal advisor, may I suggest that you forget the whole thing? Forget it? Well, you see, the land is only worth $7,500. Whoa, what's wrong with $7,500? Well, nothing except that we found a bill for 8,200 in back taxes. Oh, no! This weekend, as you buy coffee for your family, remember this. In coffee, just one thing means real value, the flavor you get for your money. With this in mind, take home the coffee with the most famous flavor in the world, our Maxwell House coffee. Then let the world's greatest coffee expert enjoy that famous flavor. Yes, serve our Maxwell House to your husband. He's the real authority on coffee. When he smiles and says, greatest coffee ever, you'll know Maxwell House has the flavor for you and your family. And for value, well, count for yourself all the truly good cups of coffee you get from every pound. Tomorrow, buy coffee that gives you your money's worth and more. Look for America's sign of good coffee, the big white cup and drop on the friendly blue tin. That's Maxwell House coffee. Always good to the last drop. Remember Francois Villon? He was king for a day. Remember the Andesans? They were millionaires for a whole week, which is nice work if you can get it. Anyway, they're back to normal now. If you can call anything connected with the Andesans normal. Like this. Wasn't Jimmy Woody sweet, Mommy? Yes, dear. He said he didn't care what anybody said. If I wasn't a little vulture, nobody was. That's my girl. Isn't this the most beautiful day you've ever seen? She saw Van Johnson, huh? Well, she went to the show with Stanley, but I think that's all she saw, Stanley. Dad, I got the plaque all polished up. How does it look? Oh, fine, bud. Just fine. Let me see it again, please. Oh, Jim, isn't it beautiful? Now, where do you think we ought to put it, honey? Well, in the den, naturally. To James Anderson Sr. for outstanding service to the youth of Springfield. Isn't that nice? You know, it's a funny thing, Margaret, but I've got a peculiar feeling that the plaque isn't all mine. What do you mean, dear? Well, I wasn't getting anywhere until that silly inheritance came along. You know what I'm going to do? You're not going to give it back. Oh, no, no, no. But down here on the bottom, I'm going to put a little sticker that says, with one assist, from Cousin Joe. At breakfast time, you don't have to say...  Just say... Hop along Cassidy is crazy about hot wheat meal. Just a little psychology. Yes, to get your children to eat a hot cereal, just tell them post-wheat meal is Hop along Cassidy's favorite hot cereal. And they'll eat it too. Post-wheat meal is chuck full of solid whole wheat nourishment, has a wonderful nut-like flavor, and it cooks in just three and a half minutes. You'll see, you'll all agree, it's the best hot cereal you ever ate. Join us again next week when we'll be back with Father Knows Best, starring Robert Young as Jim Anderson, with Roy Bargy in the Maxwell House Orchestra. In our cast, Baroda Williams as Betty, June Whitley, Ted Donaldson, Norma G. Nielsen, Howard McNair, and yours truly, Bill Foreman. So until next Thursday, good night and good luck from the makers of Maxwell House, America's favorite brand of coffee. Always good to the last drop. Father Knows Best was transcribed in Hollywood and written by Ed J. Now stay tuned in for Dragnet, which follows immediately over most of these stages. Coming up, Dragnet. Then be sure to hear Counterspy on NBC.


Today, we're celebrating inclusion in sports. You look at our banner, love who you want, play what you want. It's fine.  I love that you guys are doing this, raising awareness so that people aren't discriminated against. Well, love who you want means a lot to me and being a gay man. It's just all about acceptance and being comfortable with ourselves when we're living in our community here. It's awesome. Thank you. I think I love the joint message. Love who you want. That should be for us to do no matter who you are. We've given out at least 50 already from 12 to 2 on the front. You'll see love who you want, play what you want. This t-shirt symbolizes safety and protection and something that we all need everywhere. There's a lot of creativity in sports to break down those barriers. I think it means for me is to accept everyone. And that's what I think is most important. Love to see you. Say hello and just grab a t-shirt courtesy of the Vancouver Police Foundation. Thanks for this.


Ukraine's Defence Minister asks the European Union to send Ukraine 250,000 artillery shells a month. Olexiy Reznikov, Ukraine's Defence Minister, has written a letter appealing to the European Union to send Ukraine 250,000 artillery shells a month. The Financial Times writes it, with reference to Reznikov's letter, it is said that Ukraine appealed to the European Union to send Kyiv 250,000 artillery shells a month to ease a critical shortage that is limiting its progress on the battlefield. In a letter to his counterparts in the 27 member states, Reznikov wrote that Ukrainian armed forces are only firing a fifth of the rounds they could have because of lack of supplies. Reznikov wrote that artillery plays a crucial role in eliminating the enemy's military power. On average, Ukraine was firing 110,155mm caliber shells a month, he said, a quarter of the amount used by Russia. If we were not limited by the amount of available artillery shells, we could use the full ammunition set, which is 594,000 shells per month, he said, referring to the capacity of the artillery systems available to Ukraine. According to our estimates, for the successful execution of battlefield tasks, the minimum need is at least 60% of the full ammunition set or 356,400 shells per month. The request far exceeds the help the European Union is discussing sending, underlining the size of the task facing Kiev as its war with Russia enters a second year. The Financial Times wrote that all European Union member states and Norway were likely to agree with a Brussels-led plan to send to Ukraine munitions which are in short supply there within weeks. According to the plan, the European Union will spend one billion euros in the next few months to partly reimburse member countries with the cost of donated ammunition. Groups of the bloc's states would then place fresh joint orders with arms manufacturers to boost the supply and replenish their own stocks.


Shaber 1000 here.  Check it out and then we'll talk about the cameras. I know you probably got the question for me. Am I going to return them? Yes. I've already got the code to send them back for your charge and once they're on their way I'll get my full refund. I'm gonna get another camera. I just thought I'd give it a shot because you know I thought well it's just going to be used for you know around our tent and stuff when we're camping you know see what kind of wildlife is around us. That's pretty cool. I have a question for you. Does that look like 1080p? No. No it doesn't. Absolutely not. Like I said I can't even you know I can't even format it into 16.9. Looks like a camera from a trail cam from 15-20 years ago you know. Now I'm not keeping them. They're going back totally junk and in a couple of the footage as you'll see the time and date is way off. That's just because I just could not. I can set it. I can change it but it won't save it. I'm not messing around with that so they're going back. So anyway guys hope you enjoyed the animals and Shaber the myth man legend. I'm gone for now. Bye bye guys and we'll see you in the next one.


What is up you guys, welcome back to another one. If you're new to the channel, I am Goldpony. That is me on the screen right there. I review new cars on YouTube. Today I wanted to compare two of them I have already driven and reviewed this year. Being the 2020 Toyota Highlander versus the 2020 Honda Pilot, this is a legendary rivalry reason beings cause both are very reliable three row family SUVs. And so, but if you're new to my comparisons essentially what I do is I compare the top 10 key differences. Trying to make it easier for people to make a decision between the two with a clear winner at the end of the video. So, with all of that being said, what do you say, let's just jump right into it and let's start with number 10 on the list. It's from my first comparison. As always, I like to compare price. 2020 Toyota Highlander L is going to start at a price of $34,600. 2020 Pilot LX starts at a price of $31,650. So therefore, starting price wise the Pilot is going to be less expensive by $2,950. Then if you were to compare the upper trim levels the very top trims, 2020 Highlander Platinum starts at $48,800. However, there actually is a hybrid Platinum starting at $50,200 if you wanted the hybrid configuration that is. 2020 Pilot Black Edition is the top trim level there starting at $49,720. Therefore, including the hybrid trim level of the Highlander that the Pilot does not have, Pilot is less expensive there as well by $480 which gives the Pilot the early lead, one to nothing, Pilot in the lead. Next comparison is going to be the power differences. 2020 Highlander comes with a 3.5 liter naturally aspirated V6, 295 horsepower at 6,600 RPM, 263 pound feet of torque available at 4,700 RPM. Zero to 60 time comes in at approximately 7.2 seconds according to Motor Trend. On the other hand, 2020 Honda Pilot comes with a 3.5 liter direct injected V6, 280 horsepower at 6,000 RPM, 262 pound feet of torque available at 4,700 RPM. Zero to 60 time, approximately 6.3 seconds once again according to Motor Trend. So the Honda Pilot is nearly a full second quicker to 60 miles per hour than the Toyota Highlander and that could be due in part for many reasons it could be gearing, it could be the transmission or it could be the fact that the Honda Pilot is 177 pounds less than the Toyota Highlander which is going to play a big part in that as well but nonetheless, Honda Pilot takes this comparison as well, putting our score two to nothing, Pilot is still in the lead. It's the next comparison on the list here is going to be reliability. I typically like to use consumer reports reason being it's because they don't actually take any money for many manufacturers, they purchase their own vehicles therefore, since they are an independent organization you can assume they are pretty reliable when it comes to reliability standards. 2020 Highlander, they scored an above average reliability rating for 2020 Honda Pilot they gave an average reliability rating so and having said that Toyota really has a solid history of building the most reliable vehicles out there of any other manufacturer to date that's why they're the number one selling manufacturer in the world. So therefore, Toyota Highlander is going to take this one as well putting our score at two to one, Honda Pilot is still in the lead. It's the next comparison is going to be interior quality and so both offer plenty of soft touch materials both offer ambient lighting, leather seating and panoramic moon roofs if you wanted them. When it comes to the differences though the Toyota Highlander comes with a 12.3 inch color touchscreen display that is new for 2020 you gotta love it. On the other hand, the Honda Pilot comes with an eight inch color touchscreen display and since I kind of alluded to it at this point in the game the Honda Pilot's design when it comes to the interiors kind of outdated for the most part. Toyota Highlander gives you now a 3D effect to the tech display kind of a Lexus like finish. Pilot's tech is built into the dash which is pretty standard at this point that's kind of the traditional approach to interior tech design. The other thing that's kind of outdated with the Pilot is it uses those small rocking chair style armrests in the front for the driver and passenger. I also like how the Toyota Highlander uses multiple storage areas built into the dash as well that's very convenient and again this all comes down to the Toyota Highlander being a more recently refreshed vehicle than the Honda Pilot so therefore it's safe to conclude. Toyota Highlander definitely has more to it when it comes to interior quality now which puts our score at an even two to two tie ball game. Next comparison on my list is going to be cargo space. 2020 Toyota Highlander comes in at 16 cubic feet behind that third row when it comes to the Honda Pilot 16.5 cubic feet behind that third row so 0.5 cubic feet more with the Honda Pilot then. When it comes to total cargo space now that's really what counts in the end. Toyota Highlander comes in at 84.3 cubic feet again with all rows folded. 2020 Honda Pilot comes in at 83.8 cubic feet with all rows folded so again Toyota Highlander wins the cargo space comparison so that now puts us at a score of three to two Toyota Highlander in the lead. Next on my comparison list here is going to be ride quality and handling. Very important comparison here. Both offer very smooth rides having driven both of them I can certainly attest to that. Not anything that blows you out of the water like a luxury manufacturer would but certainly a very smooth ride in both cases there. Both come standard with the McPherson strut front suspension, multi-link rear suspension, front and rear stabilizer bars and again ride quality is good in both. However, when it comes to the handling and the steering feel comparing them that is where they're going to differ slightly so Honda is typically known for having heavier steering feels not as heavy as Mazda let's say but still a very nice feel to it. So again, having driven both of them I would definitely say the Honda Pilot offers that better steering feel comparing it to the Highlander. More of a direct response when you're turning that's typically what you get with little weightier steering. So ultimately that puts us back at a tie ball game. It is now three to three let's make our way to rear legroom. So when it comes to the rear legroom 2020 Toyota Highlander in the third row comes in at 27.7 inches which means my Ford Mustang GT has more rear legroom than the Toyota Highlander in that third row at least. When it comes to the 2020 Honda Pilot in that third row 31.9 inches. So when it comes to the third row at least Honda Pilot takes the win there but let's take a look at the second row legroom though 2020 Toyota Highlander comes in at 41 inches even 2020 Honda Pilot 38.4 inches. So Highlander would win that second row comparison. So with the Honda Pilot winning the third row the Toyota Highlander winning the second row I'm gonna have to call this one a tie which means we're still tied up at three to three. Next comparison on my list is going to be fuel economy. And so with this I'm just going to compare the all wheel drive configurations because quite honestly a very small percentage of people purchase front wheel drive SUVs these days but 2020 Toyota Highlander gives you 20 in the city 27 highway for the non-hybrid configuration because if you were to go with that hybrid you can actually get 35 MPGs in the city 35 MPGs on the highway that is crazy for a three row SUV. So on the other hand when it comes to the pilot 19 in the city 26 highway and again the pilot doesn't offer a hybrid configuration so really either way you go with the Toyota Highlander is gonna give you either slightly more MPGs or a lot more seeing as the Honda Pilot doesn't come with a hybrid configuration so therefore gotta give this one to the Toyota Highlander putting us out a score of four to three Highlander in the lead. Next comparison then is going to be safety. 2020 Highlander is an IIHS top safety pick 2020 Honda Pilot also an IIHS top safety pick. In addition to that both received five star overall ratings by NHTSA also a very good thing. However, there is one key difference when it comes to the crash worthiness according to IIHS. Toyota Highlander produced all good scores when it comes to the crash worthiness. However, the Honda Pilot scored all good scores but one the small overlap front passenger side crash test they scored an acceptable score as opposed to the Toyota Highlander's good score which is the best score by the way. So therefore this means that the Highlander wins my particular safety comparison for that reason alone there putting our score at five to three Toyota Highlander is in the lead. That's it for my last comparison we all know who's going to win my comparison at this point breaking this is very important. So if you wanted to come to a very quick stop and rush hour traffic at least you're going to want to know which the RO SUV configuration brings you to a quicker stop in terms of 60 to zero distance in feet. So that's what I'm going to give you guys here. 2020 Toyota Highlander comes with 13.3 inch ventilated front disc, 13.3 inch solid rear disc producing a stopping distance of 116 feet. That's actually very impressive for a three RO SUV by the way. 2020 Honda Pilot up front 12.6 inch ventilated front disc in the back 13 inch solid rear disc stopping distance for the pilot 120 feet. So therefore Highlander is going to stop four feet shorter from 60 compared to the pilot. Therefore Highlander wins the breaking comparison putting us at a final score Toyota Highlander winning six to three in the end. So having said that, although the Highlander won my particular comparison that doesn't necessarily mean that it is the right choice for you. Pilot does offer a substantially quicker zero to 60 time for instance. So if you needed to do a lot of merging into traffic maybe the pilot is the better option. Also a lower starting price point, better steering feel. These are the things that you're probably going to want to go with the pilot for if those were more important to you at least. But ultimately again Toyota Highlander is going to win my comparison. Let me know which one you guys would pick in the comments below. And as always do appreciate you guys watching so much. Feel free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen there. If you like be sure to hit the subscribe and the bell notification button if you're into new car reviews that is what we do here on this channel after all. And I do appreciate you guys watching more than you know and I will see you guys all in the next video. Stay Gold.


It's 830 remember a hallmark card when you carry enough to send the very best makers of hallmark reading cards bring you Lon McAllister in George Agnew Chamberlain scudder who's scudder hay on the hallmark playhouse Week hallmark brings you Hollywood's greatest stars and outstanding stories chosen by one of the world's best known authors The distinguished novelist mr. James Hilton Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is James Hilton tonight on our hallmark playhouse We dramatize a story by George Agnew Chamberlain called scudder who scudder hay a Summit exciting title well matching the story of a boy whose love for animals filled his heart and mind and nourished the spirit from which Eventually, he drew a lasting personal happiness Now a love of animals is one of the simplest and best ways in which a boy can come to terms with life And I must admit I like mr. Chamberlain story just because it's about this Behind its charm and appeal there is that deeper meaning which every one of us who loves a dog or a horse knows by heart To play the part of the hero We couldn't have chosen better than an actor who not so long ago was a boy himself One of Hollywood's most promising young actors Lon McAllister And now a word about hallmark cards from Frank gas before we begin the first act of scudder who scudder hay When you want to remember your friends There's one way to be sure the card you send receives an extra welcome Look for that identifying hallmark on the back when you select it for words to express your feelings and designs to express Your good taste that hallmark on the back is your guide like the sterling on silver It's a mark of distinction that all quickly recognized and it tells your friends. You cared enough to send the very best And now hallmark playhouse presenting George Agnew Chamberlain scudder who scudder hay starring Lon McAllister The earth comes alive in the springtime and so does the heart of a boy The branches of trees quiver with new life shaking off the sleepiness of winter The birds dance in the wind the snow that lays silent on the hills melts with the first touch of sunbeams And joins the mighty silver rush of streams and Brooks as they hurried to a waiting seat Now Dominic is only 18 but the magic of youngness in springtime makes him feel 18 cubits high Makes you want to leap the fences of the Dominic farms if he wore 20 Now Dominic is in love but with nobody to whisper his love to no living creature to share all the wonder of an 18-year-old springtime Paul yes, no give me a hand for a second unwinding the fishing line Sure snag you hold the pole up rigid now get the knots out in the twinkle new Dominic you get back to work It's your Mrs. Paul. Yeah, I know boy You don't care much for a step my do your snag I'd rather not say Paul.  Oh, do you want us to starve that finishes it? Woman, I'm sick to death of your yarpening carpet You don't talk to me that way. Well, I'm through. I'm not a farming man. I'm a seafarer man And that's where I'm going you don't dare watch me walk away as I am with not but two feet and my two good hands I'm going to you got to take me with you if you can ship out so can I You got to go back. I won't do it hang around is all asks and hang around until you find out for yourself What it is you really want? Every man's got to find one great love in his life Sometimes it's a woman Sometimes it's a thing like to see Sometimes you're lucky and you find both I hope you're lucky snug But if you find it when you find it making a part of your life Part of 24 hours of every day you'll live Good hunting snag. Goodbye Paul Happy sailing I've sure got no hanklin to go back to the Dominic farm. Well, a husky lad like you has no call to fence it How'd you like to work for me? Maybe how much? Oh Ten dollars a week with dinner Sunday's off and sleep to home starting now you can ride into town with me Gotta size me up a team of mules mules. Yeah, here's the ad right here planes day print it up big in the weekly carrier for sale to prime Texas mules in good condition only three hundred dollars You I think I'd like that Move over Roar you just got yourself a hired hand Adam will you aren't they beauties 17 hands at the withers plenty thick neck some good gray clothes creamy whites more their color Roar and look at them ears Mighty ears standing up as if they was they was paying attention to the whole wide world You like them all right. Oh, I like and fine.  Well, tell me something. What are you them mules? Don't tell you sonny. Oh, I'll keep your secret Well, all right boy. Here's the straight facts Them is one driver mules One driver mules. Yep Ever since their driver got killed in the war nobody else can take him out When it comes to driving they just won't what's their names? One's moonbeam tothers crowded Hello there moonbeam Howie Crowder My name is snug. All right boys. I can't wait to get them bridled up and watch them pull I'm looking forward to that too Roar look for your pa How does that set with you rad? Makes no never mind one way or the other After chores, um, will you go walking with me sometime around twilight time red? Oh grow up snug. You're just a kid. I'm a whole year older than you. Well, you ain't a man yet.  Come on moonbeam Meet Tony snug Mind if I come into your shack for a spell? Yeah, howdy boy Beautiful try right, ain't it? Is it I hadn't noticed All right snug spill it old Tony What's eating away at you? Well, I ain't got no place to go Tony.  Hey, you just got to sell pity snug You know, may I know to get acquainted with the way of mule things Now mule never feels sorry for yourself You know about mules Tony for sure do tell which credit god they were made and the gentlest and the most sensible Rory McGeltis bought a self-appearance mules for only 300 dollars. What's wrong with them? Nothing Uh, Tony you ever hear of one driver mules? Sure That's a blemish.   I know how dumb I am Tony, but But how do you make critters love you? You talking about mules boy or about female girls As for instance that blue white peaches and cream one that rad McGill.  Come on Tony. We got to save them mules Listen to me roar. Listen just for a minute. I'll pay you five dollars a week for a whole year Five dollars a week out of your witnesses here.  You agree to that? I I agree. All right. Come on, Tony No easy moonbeam Top of the evening to you crowder. He is fine mules boy. I don't know what good they are if they can't be drove Maybe you'll find a way up Come on. Let's go moonbeam going for a walk crowder You see wouldn't I tell you? Smartest places right this way moonbeam. Come on follow along crowder Come on. Yeah, I'm going to tell you something snub There's a cry other than up or get up It's kind of mystic Designed to reach a mules heart. What kind of a cry Tony? You won't find it in any book or in the memory of many living men What's kind of magic with mules? But you got to save it for a big occasion something special Bigger than a job or money or anything. Talk to me, Tony. What's the cry? He just came over and he said home Scudder who? Scudder hey Scudder who? Scudder hey I'll remember that Tony and we'll save it for a real special time Scudder who? Scudder hey Just a moment. We'll return to the second act of scudder who scudder hey starring lawn mcallister You know words and the way they are used are one of the most powerful forces in our lives They have the power to deepen the affection of those we love to heighten their happiness to comfort their sorrow We all know this and know how important it is to find the right words to express our feelings Perhaps that's why most of us when we try to put words on paper find ourselves chewing on the end of a pencil It's here that hallmark cards can help Because of the almost endless variety and the great care given to the wording of every hallmark card You will find a hallmark card that seems to have been written especially for you The words so accurately and beautifully express your feelings Equally important when you select a hallmark card is the comfortable knowledge that you will find these words Surrounded by beauty and presented in the good taste you demand of anything that bears your personal signature That's why it's so easy to find a hallmark card that says what you want to say Just the way you want to say it and to find one for every person every occasion you want to remember It's because of standards like these that people everywhere have come to look for the hallmark on the back of their greeting cards They know that like sterling on silver The hallmark on the back is a mark of distinction that all quickly recognize And realize you cared enough to send the very best Now back to james hilton and the second act of scudder who scudder hay is starring lawn mccallister Daniel snug dominion made a discovery greater than reaching the north pole or finding gold in his backyard He has discovered a girl But rad seems almost beyond reach And when snug sees her face it gives him the hollow feeling of a hungry kid on the wrong side of a bakery window And to cover up his loneliness. He tries to meet the challenge of two mules two one driver mules Gotta get him bridled up. Tony. We got to drive him. It's awful important.  Thanks, Tony Now if I talk to a real sweet, do you think they'll stand still try it? I'm steady moonbeam Look at them ears Quiet crouter. We ain't gonna hurt you none Be old gentle now honest There Tony moonbeam stood still she didn't even twitch a muscle. Hey, it's cause you got respect for now crouter Just a little of the same easy easy He'd done it. I bridled him All the asses come and respect like you shoot her for all the god's creatures. I said to myself They're not stubborn. They're my friends. Yeah, it's what done it boy The man that comes in the mule with thoughts in these minds are fighting it and going to get fought back Mules know what you think hitch up the wagon and and try to ride him, Tony me no Hey, you've got to ride him snug Well, all right, but but you know, I think this light wagon is kind of an insult to him Maybe they can't be bothered pulling such a trifle See how about this fallen log you always wanted to move if we hitched the tow chain to it Well, that's a challenge for anybody. Would you get a ride him snug? Where's the chain? Right over yonder You just tell me where you want your old log pulls and I'll bet you anything moonbeam and crouter will haul it Here here we be Now help me hitch it up. Tony. All right, boy Yes, did he know Yeah, we'd be Yeah These reins blown in your hands. Thanks, Tony You got a mighty job of pulling to do now moonbeam You got a job worthy of all them muscles crouter. Now do it good Pull it good Tony They ain't listening give them time They're getting a feel of it sizing the job up when they mine This is an important time the first one, Tony Should I use the cry the man? Not now not yet Just keep calling them by name With affection Hot moonbeam Do it good crouter They're moving Tony. They're pulling feel good and strong and steady. They're driving for me That's gold man.  We got a bargain They're my mules if you don't pay me the five dollars you owe me for sundown. It's a saturday night Then what's do's do? Well, that's what I wanted to talk to you about roar You see I got a whole heap of money coming but but at the login camp. They don't pay up until monday So if you'll just give me until monday not me not for a second 10 more minutes when the mules are mine again. I'm gonna drive them or I'm gonna kill them Sell their weight for glue or you wouldn't do that Not to moonbeam and crowder. I'm gonna get the sheriff so we can make this good and legal roar You can just the mules to buy right now smart boy.  I heard Riggit, do me a big favor snub What kind of favor? Well, I I got some money here. I've been putting it away for a party dress, but I want you to have it here Five dollars I'll pay you back monday sure. Oh, you don't have to but the roar is your own paw Go on run after him and give it to him snug and then Well, remember once you ask me if I go walking with you in the twilight It's almost twilight snuck I'll be right back Roar roar.  Here's your blame five dollars There's so many things a fellow like me Wants to say to a girl like you But they they just can't be hitched up into words I know snuck There's a Something that takes place in the quietness togetherness Don't arrive from words I never wrote a book to you either snuck If anything is I I thought you'd never even look at me twice You were the kid down the road the kid on the domini farm But all of a sudden like I saw you one day And you weren't a boy anymore snug. You were strong and sure and and you held the whole world in your hand I know what done it rad I know learning how to how to love Changes a boy into a man My pa told me it would happen And it's just like pa's fist coming back to help me fight And pa's heart helping mine to beat faster I remember how he said it too Sometimes it's a woman Sometimes it's a thing Sometimes you're lucky and you find both I hope you're lucky he said But if you find it and when you find it Make it part of your life Part of 24 hours of every day you live There you be rad My pa's words Proposed to you I want you to be a part of Of every day I live Oh snug You don't have to write me a book rad I know I know Sure rad. What's up?  He's that mad That'd be a harsh way to treat me if if i'm gonna be a son-in-law Every time I even start to mention your name.  Come on crowder. We got work to do all hitched up and ready to move You please god make it work. All right moonbeam It's time now crowder Casting it with their hearts and their muscles beyond with their brains Figuring just how important it is. He's got our heart roar. You I know it is tony. Now's the time Now listen to me moonbeam perk up those beautiful ears Fascinating history surrounding the word hallmark that has its parallel and the public's preference for hallmark cards today Back in the 13th century in the reign of edward III The hallmark law was passed requiring that every silversmith guild in england used an identifying hallmark The hallmark of a particular group became famous and respected in direct proportion to the skill and artistic abilities of the people who made it And today collectors of old english silver can quickly judge the worth of a piece by looking for the hallmark on the back Also today discriminating people recognize hallmark on the back of a greeting card As they have found through the years that hallmark on the back of a card has a meaning of its own It represents the skill of craftsmen who for years have designed greeting cards with but one thought in mind To give you a card you'll be proud to send and one that will be received with pleasure Because it says what you want to say the way you want to say it Because the message is surrounded with beauty and presented with the good taste you demand of anything that bears your personal signature That's why hallmark on the back of a card has come to mean you cared enough to send the very best Here again is james hilton We were very glad to have you with us on hallmark playhouse tonight on the callister your performance as snug was excellent Thank you. Mr. Hilton was nice being here again. You always select such interesting stories for hallmark playhouse How do you manage to do it week after week? Well, it's not easy But the world's so full of interesting and kindly people long and we have a tradition of friendliness to uphold you know That's right hallmark cards Say i think you folks are doing a great thing in reminding all of us of the the need for mail to the boys in the service As a former service man yourself, you certainly know what it means. You were in the air force, weren't you? Yes, I was and I remember mail call time was the highlight of our day I'm sure it is to all the boys long and we hope our reminders help to increase their mail What are you having on hallmark playhouse next week, mr. Hilton next week on our hallmark playhouse We shall dramatize one of the great legends of america the story of johnny apple seed Adapted from a novel by new world white hillis entitled the quest of john Chapman And as our star we have invited that distinguished actor lures to be with us Our hallmark playhouses every thursday our director producer is bill gay Our music was composed and conducted by lin marie and our story tonight was dramatized by london's and lee Until next thursday then this is james hilton saying good night Well only in stores that have been carefully selected to give you expert and friendly service Remember a hallmark card when you carry enough to send the very best The role of rad tonight was played by barbara eiler bill conrad was rora mcgill Earl lee tony and judith and mill dominey by virginia greg and ted decorsia Remember inflation is everybody's business and you can help fight it by buying only what you need when you need it By paying no more than fair prices Asking no special treatment making no under the counter deals by doing a better job at your work By not raising prices for what you sell Remember inflation hurts everybody but everybody working together can kill inflation This is frank goss saying good night to you all until next week at the same time when hallmark playhouse returns to present New heirs in the story of johnny apple seed adapted from white new or hillises the quest of john chaplain on the hallmark playhouse


The Cavalcade of America presented by Dupont. Here of today and how it grew is the title of this evening's chapter in the Cavalcade of America in Music presented by Dupont, featuring Don Voorhees and his distinguished orchestra. Another feature of our program is the brief story of chemistry which shows how the work of the research chemist touches the daily life of every man, woman and child by creating new products and improving old ones in a constant effort to provide better things or better living through chemistry. Before we open our musical history book for a look at its fascinating orchestra pages, let's hear Don Voorhees and his men do a number that gives the orchestra full scope in a 1936 arrangement of a 1936 hit, Irving Berlin's Let's Face the Music and Dance. The instruments of notes, the combinations of instruments within the orchestra had to keep pace. 25 years ago, orchestras didn't have the style that they have today. Here's about the way they sounded. The saxophone made its appearance, along with the increasing popularity of dance music. This was an important step. Remember the orchestra when it had just one saxophone? Since rhythms became more popular, orchestra leaders tried for a greater variety of effects. Novelty groups became popular, groups such as the Six Brown Brothers with their six saxophones, and the All-Star Trio, piano, saxophone, and xylophone. They contributed a lot. 15 years ago, everyone was playing the All-Star Trio's phonograph record of Canadian capers. One orchestra leader decided that three or four saxophones were better than one. And the saxophone section has been a standard part of the popular type of orchestra ever since. Zez Conkley composed a series of revolutionary piano solos, transferring the syncopation of the drummer to the piano keyboard. The favorite was Hippen on the Keys. I Got Rhythm and Embraceable You. Phil Wall is at the piano. Different kinds of mutes for the brass section certainly started something. These mutes give brass instruments a wide variety of tone colors. Listen, thumbs and tramps. Today is a very busy man. He plays cellist, the vibraphone, some of the steps that developed the modern orchestra. One of the influences that perhaps had more to do with that development than anything else is radio. Before radio, an orchestra was definitely only a dance band, a salon group, a symphony orchestra, or some other distinct type. Broadcasting brought forth orchestras that could do all of those things without changing a man. Let's hear what this versatile radio orchestra of the day can do. First, Don Vorri's concert arrangement of Roses of Piccadilly, full of the showmanship which makes the modern orchestra a real attraction on stage, screen, and radio. A sandwich and in a composition for symphony orchestra. The Capriccio Espanyol by Rimsky Kosikov, when he composed Dancing in the Dark, a mood which is intensified in the interpretation of Don Vorri's and his orchestra. Dancing in the Dark. The phrase also represents a pledge for the future, a promise of more and more better things to come from DuPont's research laboratory. It might even be said that the phrase Better Things for Better Living symbolizes the progress of American history since the days of candles, ox carts, and hand looms, a growth closely paralleled by the progress of the DuPont Company. America's chemical industry of which DuPont is representative has played a leading part in creating a higher standard of living and greater opportunities for employment in this country. And authorities agree that we're only on the threshold of the chemical age. For generations we depended almost entirely upon natural materials to fill our wants. We knew wood only as wood, cotton as cotton, coal as coal. Then the chemist began to take nature's materials apart and put them together again in forms better suited to our needs. He found the universe to be composed of 86 basic elements, either gases like oxygen and nitrogen or solids like carbon and sulfur. He found that it was by combining elements that nature made things, everything in fact. Working patiently and diligently, the chemist has discovered new ways of combining these elements to develop entirely new products. Some resembling those found in nature, but others entirely different. People are always asking, what are the good things that chemistry holds in store? The chemist may have his own ideas, but he never makes promises, but he can point to what has been done as an indication of the future. To improve motor fuel, safer, longer wearing tires, lovelier and more durable fabrics, new chemicals to combat plant pests, better finishes, faster colors, new plastics and packaging materials, literally thousands of new products, all of which have their origin in the laboratory. He can show you that this work of discovery is still going on, and he can assure you with the greatest confidence that organizations such as Dupont will continue to create better things for better living through chemistry. Next week, the Cavalcade of America in Music presented by Dupont will bring you Don Voorhees and his orchestra playing music of the movies. And two weeks from tonight, the Cavalcade of America resumes its popular fall and winter series, reenacting authentic episodes from the brilliant pageant of American progress. The first of these dramatic performances, two weeks from tonight, brings you the colorful story of that famous shulman, P.T. Barnum, broadcasting system.


Just be careful in this heat everybody make sure you got your sunglasses, sun cream, plenty to drink And we're here to do this. This is our steal for today Much more civilized steel that A bit of good news for change. Yeah That way in brilliant How am we putting an upside down? Good morning. It is the next day The job went that bad that we just stopped filming Well, then we'll show you properly when Vika rides and brings all this down But let's just say the day ended and we got it all in Yeah, but I can say once the once the boards are down, we can show you properly, but Many things we got it in. It's all patched up. Pat's stones are in The steels are done. So today's job is going to be get that side up and get this side up. We only need about Two and a bit courses of block because there's the arrow we're working to and then So be always at the block height. Yeah, there's arrows of block height. All right Yeah, a bit of good news for change. Yeah, so we've got five courses of breaking in whatever we've got on these block Looks like it might be straight away Yeah yeah, so um At the moment while we wait for Vika, let's have a bit of a tidy up and we don't need to wait for me Just need to get the drill Is it drill drills in the van? Yeah Now that we're in we can show you Practically every All except those every brick came came down basically so We had to patch up all that which was Wasn't as bad as it could have been because I handle all them, but this one at the end How far did it go It went up 13 inches so basically open the bedroom The plaster both of the skating board Will be loose now because it's not attached to any more. We've got the wall back in But obviously the plaster is not attached anymore So eventually down the line that will be when the redecorates the plastering parts that bit and fix the hole Hopefully there's no hole there, but the plaster is not attached to anything. When you give it a good kick it'll be great Because look like well as you see out here. It's all just fallen apart. So the inside is just as bad We found out the hard way with it collapsing in like that that took a long time that one took ages and Then the rest I just managed to aim due to the best of my abilities but They're in the patch the set Behind us down today is So now that we're in we've got our power. I'm gonna get us set up get the mixture in here get the Trestles and all that set up. I Think I'm gonna do this side while dad makes a start doing a little pillar and getting set up for the top bit Right Yeah, and this pillar dad built yesterday as well to just give a bit more Bit more lip for the ump here. Yeah a bit more up for the steel to sit on. It's got loads of a screwtising and the actual brick work and the DM Padstones themselves tie across onto the block work. So that's why we didn't cut any ties out on the wheel Because it's actually tied in at the top So it's spinning load And it's actually got a good seat in there. It's got in Over 300 on that side So it's probably a bit less on there because the cavity It's a lot better condition now that was yesterday morning. Yeah Like I say, it's behind us now what trauma so Onto the brick work.  Oh, it's got bricks in it for some reason. I don't know why We've got to come measure this all up later Looks like it's been a wall taken off here in the past Dodgy lintel, but all this is going anyway and Sean just Measures up the wall plate for us ready to go up there Once the wall plate some we can drop this and get it over there And then I've done this pillar Proper shitty at the bottom so I ain't taking the whole thing down like the bottom the whole things we need Tied into the bottom and then screwtied every course So we're now up to wall plates Yeah looking good All the echoes are out So it's all holding up nicely Yeah, we're getting there I'm not sure if that's the end coming out or not, but we'll see Yeah, we'll hope it's Wednesday because we're not coming up doing this Saturday Yeah, Vick's leaving all these accros around the corner for us. We're taking ours to another steel job and Yeah, hopefully it's going to be straightforward Stuff's coming down and we're going to chuck it at the front and Vick has to skip it is obviously going to take it away for us so That's it Bloody easy to see what's going on when the plaster's taken off it looks like this is an old house or something So, yeah, once I let's get around off his phone call from the other get a bit more mixing and get this wall plate on boom and then it's five courses face on this side and Looks like one course of block So catching a bit these round here now outside fished All plates on and she's put under the steel there We had to take another course off, but that's fine And we're all set upon this side now Corners up no point button your profile up for last four. We've got all our marks with the laser level that is set The top of that block work over there And spin it around here mark here and over there Some pencil marks Yeah, we're all set up Just going 12 o'clock now. So we're going to get these four on before dinner and then we can concentrate on The block work and tidy up it after dinner. So one of us be up on the block work one of us be tidying up I'm gonna get this camera somewhere else You Mad Tidy up and clean up. We're finished Steels are boarded away. So all that drama is hidden away again, but today was a Million times easier in comparison. We got I Got that done before break and then dad got that done before dinner so All this all this section has been has been get those two wall plates on and tidy up so Definitely went a lot better yesterday. It's not half past five. That's the main thing Still bloody knackered though. It's still absolutely scorching obviously Just be careful in this heat everybody make sure you got your sunglasses Sun cream plenty to drink Good Saturday morning Saturday the 17th of June And we're back on the Conservatory Remodel and we're here to do this. This is our steel for today Much more civilized steel that So that He's going In here from this beam to this wall. I think we told you about all this to this wall So there and it's drilled out ready to take another steel, which is the even better From here on to a new padstone here Thank you very much Bag of it Oh, yeah, so it's in Padstone padstone drop obviously prop first. We've got loads of accros and stuff Sean and Vick have been busy got the roof skeleton up face your boards on doors in that's a busy couple days They've had there looking good They're on with the roof today and it's forecast rain perfect timing So, yeah, we're gonna get propped up and get cracking It's not just real to steal you know the old slightly smaller, so it's redreeled the holes as well It's a show and I thought we'd have a mag drill it's Just It's just a pillow drill with a big mouth Yeah That's the first one You're tighten up and tighten it. Yeah You will notice female that's gone between all of it Oh, yeah It's not even time Is it my Yeah Everybody Oh No The top one is going to loose again. A gun as well to put them on. A gun to put them on. They're all on site so I think we've all passed them. The hilt is done. It's like a... Oh, like a patele. Like an impactor. One of them tart bones, isn't it? Yeah, it's like a rejuvenated one, doesn't it? Yeah, that's it. Yeah. Scaffolders use them. So when you're working... Oh, I do, yeah. All day, like, they've got... You're working next and you've got that. And when the whole thing's scaffolding, you just, the noise out, just horrible. Button. So cool. I've got the ball back. It's still moving. You'll be thinking when it's all left. You did that on purpose, didn't you? Right. Stop sides. Top. Bottom. It must just be better, I mean, because it... That first one went in really tight. Yeah. Right, a little bolted in. Love the job. That's solid. Now now it's just...  And then cob it up. They went in. That went in brilliant. And we put it in upside down. Because it's that small, just whipped it over. So, yeah. Now it's stood under the stairs in the cupboard, but as you can see, it's opened it right up. It'll be a lovely room this morning. It's done. Whack this in. I'm going to take this out. I'll leave that in tonight. And then just take that when you want. Pick some... Acre. And then... Yeah, that one can come out now, too. So we'll just leave this one in. The side of the garden falls. Right, I'm calling it. That bathroom, yes. Yeah. That... The main office is... The main... The main... The main... Right. This other company, bought this out. They're selling... everything off. You can get a look at. But that's... That's for like a couple of weeks. Well, you know that's big. It's big over here. Here we go. Just after four o'clock. Padding. Good, nicely... Packs up. Oh, nicely packed up. The three... Three little wall plates, beams, floor wall things. Oh, nicely... cut by the steel. All built into the wall. All the accros out by that one. While that goes off. That's getting taken out Monday when I'm getting shown the back. And then... All drilled and bolted. That drill bit is... Trust me, it was absolutely fantastic. So, yeah. Jobs are good. So, I'll stand back. I used to be in the cupboard under the stairs here. So, we'll look at that now. That's a fantastic room, that. Be ready when the kitchen goes in, that's all. I'll try and get Victor to take some pictures if it's done before this is edited. Because at present, it's... 17th of June, Saturday. Half past four. But I'm all done. Packed up ready to go.  So, I'll see if Alex is up to do an outro when I get home. A little view from over here. See you on the next job.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation of the STM32 independent watchdog. It covers the main features of this peripheral, which can be used either as a watchdog to reset the device when a problem occurs, or as a free-running timer for application timeout management. The independent watchdog is used to detect and resolve malfunctions due to software failures. It triggers a reset sequence when it is not refreshed within the expected time window. Since its clock is an independent 32 kHz low-speed internal RC oscillator, or LSI, it remains active even if the main clock fails. Once enabled, it forces the activation of the low-speed internal oscillator, and it can only be disabled by a reset. One of the main benefits for applications is its ability to run independently from the main clock. The independent watchdog offers a wide range of timeout values, from 125 microseconds to 32 seconds. It is clocked by a 32 kHz RC oscillator, which cannot be disabled when the independent watchdog is enabled. It generates a reset when the programmed timeout value elapses, or when a watchdog refresh occurs outside a programmed time window. Its window feature is optional and not present in all independent watchdogs. It is possible to enable automatically the independent watchdog after a system reset. It is possible to define the behavior of the independent watchdog in debug, stop, or standby mode. The independent watchdog registers are located in the core voltage domain, while its functions are in the VDD voltage domain. Two clocks are needed. The APB clock is required in order to access registers. The LSI clock is required for the functional part of the watchdog. This architecture allows the independent watchdog to work even in stop and standby modes. A programmable 8-bit prescaler is used to divide the LSI oscillator frequency. The 12-bit down counter defines the timeout value. The STM32WB microcontroller includes an independent watchdog, or IWDG. The IWDG can be clocked by either LSI1 or LSI2. The IWDG will use whichever is enabled. If both LSI are disabled and the IWDG is enabled, the LSI1 is forced on. Note that LSI1 and LSI2 are both low-power 32kHz RC oscillators. The IWDG is normally used by the CPU1, Cortex-M4. It is possible to select the hardware or software start via option bytes. It is possible to select if the watchdog will freeze or not when the CPU1 is in debug or core halted mode. Finally, it is also possible to control the behavior in stop or standby modes. The IWDG performs a system reset handled by the RCC block when a timeout occurs or when the IWDG is refreshed outside the allowed window. This diagram illustrates how the independent watchdog operates. When the down counter reaches zero, the watchdog reset is activated. This happens when the application software did not refresh the window watchdog on time. If the software refreshes the watchdog while the down counter is greater than the values stored in the window register, then a reset is generated as well. To prevent a watchdog reset, the refresh must occur when the down counter value is other than zero and lower than the time window value. The independent watchdog hardware is enabled by the device's option bytes. If the hardware mode is enabled after every system reset, the watchdog automatically loads the counter with 0xFFF and starts to count down. The prescaler is set to zero, providing a division by four on the input clock. To prevent any reset, the key register must be refreshed at regular intervals before the counter reaches zero and within the time window if this option has been selected. Considering that the LSI1 or LSI2 clock frequencies are at exactly 32 kHz, the application has about 0.5 seconds to refresh the IWDG before the generation of a watchdog reset. The IWDG software start is configured in a few steps. The first step is to write the key register with value 0x0000cccc, which starts the watchdog. Then remove IWDG register protection by writing 0x000055555 to unlock the key. Set the IWDG prescaler in the IWDGPR register by selecting the prescaler divider feeding the counter clock. Write the reload register IWDGRLR to define the value to be loaded in the watchdog counter. After accessing the previous registers, it is necessary to wait for the IWDG SR bits to be reset in order to confirm that the registers have been updated. Two options are now available. Enable or disable the IWDG window option. To enable the window option, write the window value in the IWDGWINR register, otherwise refresh the counter by writing 0x0000AAAA in the key register to disable the window option. The IWDG timebase is prescaled from the LSI1 or LSI2 clock at 32 kHz. The IWDGPR prescaler register can divide the LSI clock frequency by 4 up to 256. The watchdog counter reload value is a 12-bit value written in the IWDGRLR register. A formula can be used to determine the independent watchdog timeout. The independent watchdog time is based on the LSI period and its prescaler, as well as the selected watchdog counter reload value. Note that the microcontroller's reset and clock controller, or RCC, provides registers identifying the source of the reset. In this way, the application can check if a reset is caused by an independent watchdog. The IWDG can be active in all modes, except in shutdown mode. When the STM32WB microcontroller exits from shutdown mode, the IWDG registers are set to their initial values.


I think every sector of the Canadian economy probably thinks that to a degree, especially some of the more traditional sectors, whether it be natural resources or manufacturing. They often feel that they're not appreciated enough, they're not respected enough. I take a somewhat different view. I think the reality today is our societies are now so sophisticated. Information is so available that people's attention span for anything is limited. And we're kidding ourselves if we think that your average Torontonian is going to think about mining much of their day. Just like I don't spend much of my day thinking about the pharmaceutical sector or the telecommunications sector unless I'm getting pissed off with one of my devices, my cell phone, or if I'm having to get some prescription drugs from the drug store. I don't really think about other sectors of the economy the way I think about mining because I work in the mining field. But if you ask me generally what I think about the value of those different sectors, my general view would be positive with some reservations about certain things I may have read or heard. And what we've found over the last five years of opinion polling, which we've been doing, from the public, is that Canadians' views of mining are kind of similar to what I've just described, that actually a large majority of Canadians have a favorable impression of mining. And what the results also show is they have, like I just said before about the other sectors, they know that mining has its impacts. You can't build a mine without disturbing land, without potentially having an effect on water, on wildlife. So there are environmental impacts. It can be disruptive to a community if you're nearby. But on balance, the benefits far outweigh the costs in the vast majority of cases. So their views of mining are actually quite favorable. Do they think about us regularly? No. Are they likely to? No. But when asked, they'll actually say, yeah, it's an important sector, and it's good that Canada has a strong mining industry, and they actually think governments should be doing more to support the mining sector than they currently are. So it's not a bad place to be.