getting too old for this. I don't watch creepier about this outfit. The fact that I'm wearing it or these gloves. Since when do cats have three fingers? Halloween! It's the scariest creepiest time of the year and usually it gets you in the mood to play some spooky games but the one big question you might have in your mind right now is that of all the outfits I could have chosen from spirit halloween why did I pick cat in the hat? I don't watch scary movies and I don't play scary video games. I can't think of a genre I'm less versed in than spooky stuff. So growing up cat in the hat was the scariest movie I have watched. That movie is terrifying. Whatever. All right today is a day of holiday cheer. It's a day of halloween spooky scariness and it's a day where we all want to play scary video games but the question you might have on your mind is what are the scariest games I can play portably on my Nintendo Switch? Here's the thing that's not a question I'm qualified to answer as I said I don't play scary games. I've played quite a few in preparation for this video and pooped my pants on more than one occasion just so that I could bring some scary spooky games to your table this halloween season.  This is a list of 10 scary games with Switch. I hope you have a fantastic time watching it.  I'm 29 years old sat here wearing a cat in the hat outfit. If you take this video seriously there's something more wrong with you than me and that's saying something. Let's start the video. The first creepy game on this list actually sponsored the entire video. Call of Cthulhu or Cthulhu if I'm pronouncing it correctly. Before we talk about horror video games I think it's important to pay tribute to where many popular horror stories and writings began. Specifically back in the early 1900s when authors like HP Lovecraft an American horror fiction writer wrote some of the most influential spooky tales of our time and in an ironically horrifically sad way Lovecraft actually died at the young age of 46. He passed away to cancer that formed due to his malnutrition. His works never paid him much so he often went weeks without food. With his works so celebrated even to this day and monuments being built in his honor since his passing it's unbelievable to think that at the time of his life he wasn't able to even provide for himself. However his memory lives on through his books and the media that adapted from his works and one which book and adaptation comes in the form of this first switch game Call of Cthulhu. Call of Cthulhu has a rich story where a fire that took the lives of a family may in fact be a cover-up that involves the local police of a small fishing town situated on an island in the middle of nowhere. You play the role of an investigator hired by the father of the victim to figure out what exactly happened within the mansion. One of my absolute favorite things about this game is the skill tree which allows you to increase things like your psychology, your eloquence, investigation and so on. Leveling these up will allow you to do more and discover more within the game on your playthrough. For example, leveling up your psychology will enable you to ask characters different questions and press them in the right way to get the answers you desire. There's different ways of getting the right answer so you have to level up to your desired playstyle. At first while this fishing island is pretty creepy you still feel like you have a certain level of control over the situation but things quickly go south and you find yourself creeping and crawling around doing your best to survive the horrors underneath this mansion. While some other games in this video today feel more like a short jump scare filled thrill ride, Call of Cthulhu is a fully fleshed out adventure. It definitely has a bigger budget feel while stacking on the creep factor and I love that the closer your investigation gets to the truth the more it's at a price of your own sanity.  And rightfully so so whether you respect the heck out of that fact alone and decide to grab the game or you want to check it out for me as it does help support the channel or you want to check it out to continue the love and appreciation for HB Lovecraft's works you can find a link to this game down below and I do highly recommend it. Alright so that's the sponsored game what are the nine scary games are we going to talk about today let me see what I got in here now I know there's a game in here somewhere I'm out to seeing a disembodied hand a bloody knife and a snake there's probably nothing left in here that could actually scare me I forgot about that thing oh finally Ghostbusters that's not scary but it's on theme Ghostbusters the video game it initially released on PlayStation 3 Xbox 360 and Strangely on the Wii I say Strangely because they had to completely change the way the game looked and made it a more cartoony style which actually looked a lot more like the Ghostbusters cartoon however surprising to most people the switch is more powerful than the Wii and finally on a Nintendo system we're able to play the game the way it was probably originally intended I had never played this game before and I wasn't really sure what to expect going into it and honestly it kind of plays like Gears of War which is a weird thing to say but you play it as an over-the-shoulder third-person shooter you even run holding the A button and you reload using the right trigger it's not really reloading in this case it's more recharging your proton pack with the control scheme and the weight behind it it honestly does feel like a Gears of War game the action is non-stop from start to finish I mean you're fighting the marshmallow man within the first hour of the game and it really doesn't slow down from there until you hit the end credits the voice acting is perfect throughout both in the cutscenes and throughout the game itself while you're playing Bill Murray does a fantastic job and I just really love me some Bill Murray and for those that might be thinking I were two games into this list and I have decided to take this video very seriously and this game does not look scary at all yeah just wait till you play it there's actually some pretty freaky themes and Dan Akaroid's character whose name I can't think of right now hey Kim at one point of the game you find this creepy nursery area and you hear kids laughing and screaming and Ray tells you that it's dead children it's creepy all right hey if you're a fan of Ghostbusters or just great video games Ghostbusters the game this makeup's getting really itchy oh the cat in the hat Outlast is a game that I just flat out refused to play until I had to make this video gotta be honest I didn't play it long Outlast is set in a psychiatric hospital yeah that's it I'm out hey where'd my glove go the thing I hate about this game is the thing that probably makes it so great you have no way to defend yourself you just walk around these hallways and corridors with a camcorder the camcorder has night vision mode so that's the only way you can really see things in the dark you spend a lot of this game running and sprinting down hallways in the pitch black of night stopping once in a while to bring up your camcorder and make sure you're heading in the right direction the right direction most likely being away from whatever the heck that thing is it's just about one of the freakiest things bringing up that camcorder and seeing something standing right there in front of you the only thing I will say is even in my short time playing this game I got a little sick of having to run around and hide from things all the time it was creepy for sure but it became a little tedious having to push past the same monster again and again to hit a hiding place but then every time I fold myself into a false sense of security around another corner I find a jump scare that would we awaken me and remind me why I don't play horror games also it sucks when the camera battery died guys hear something much like Outlast amnesia is another game I wish people would forget about and stop asking me to play you get it forget about it because it's in amnesia you wake up in a strange castle and surprise surprise you can't remember anything you got amnesia that was a twist and lucky you I guess you left a note for yourself before you forgot all the things unfortunately all the notes says is that you got a killer guy and that you're being chased by a guy well damn Daniel if you knew you're going to be able to leave a note for yourself you think you'd leave a little bit more than that in amnesia you need to deal with losing your marbles you get easily freaked out and start seeing visions so you'd be best to try and stick in the light or stick in another switch game because this one is too scary whether that be lit up areas of the castle or using your own lantern if you can keep it fueled up we also have some light puzzle solving here in the form of finding objects and holding on to them until you find out what it is they actually do you know point and click style now this is a collection pack for switch there's a couple other things bundled in there's the justine thing which is a much shorter version of the game and it's weird and has different endings and then you have a machine for pigs which is apparently a sequel to the original game but since I noped out of the first one pretty quickly I wasn't about to yuck back into the sequel if you like being spoopy scared this is one of the better ones to get spoopy scared with okay can you please be quiet if I have told you once I told you a billion times when the cat in the hat starts filming you stop going side to side that's it Larry you come back here right now that's right Larry get back here right now young man just you wait till your father gets home whether you're a fan of horror games or not I think we'll have to appreciate what Darkwood managed to accomplish for me the scariest horror games are the ones that are played in first-person view you know putting me in the realistic position of a would-be victim about to die horribly at the hands of an alien ghost poltergeist machine monster pig cat in the hat y'all it's much harder to evoke that feeling of dread from other gameplay styles especially a top-down adventure style but again that's what makes Darkwood so beautifully terrifying in this game there's a virus taking over the world and it's your task to try and escape both it and it's infected inhabitants the first thing that stands out to me is the way your flashlight bounces off the environment especially so when it shines through the trees casting a bright light that becomes your only field of view meaning even though this game is top down see what I you still can't see everything around you unless it's in your field of view this is brilliant because it's somewhat brings you back into that first-person perspective not knowing what's around every corner or even right behind you unlike some of the other games on this list you are actually able to arm yourself in darkwood either with the items you find around the world or the things you craft for yourself i'm not able to craft things because i'm a cat and apparently cats only have three fingers i'm not sure if one's even an opposable thumb oh yeah it is what this game does best is its atmosphere from the before mentioned visuals and lighting to its music and sound effects it creates an eerie and extremely tense ambiance throughout the entire game that constantly keeps you on the edge of your seat if i wasn't so full of halloween chocolate weighing me down making me feel lethargic and lazy i'd run around this game room and grab every copy of resident evil i have in the house but i am lazy so here's resident evil five one of the very many resident evil games that's on the switch now we have the origins collection which has resident evil one and the prequel resident evil zero we have four five and six we also have revelations and revelations two i'm honestly surprised two and three haven't been ported yet what would the new remake of two and just the fact that i feel there really isn't that many ways to play the third game i think they have it on playstation one and that's it i have resident evil four on everything my toaster plays that game i'd say the fifth game is easily the least scary they leaned way more into an action adventure style game while i do enjoy it for its co-op action there ain't a scare to be found in here although the first couple resident evils will always be the creepiest especially the first one with his tank controls that always made trying to escape zombies a terrifying clunky dance six flat out sucks and that's what i'm gonna say about that there and then you have the revelation games and these might be my favorites honestly the original was built for the 3ds so it's a perfect handheld game and the sequel knocked it out of the park as well both of these are really fun games not spoopy they're a little more scary than some of the other titles but still not really but hey there you go resident evil zombies halloween they go together like chocolate and peanut butter which also go really well in halloween in honor of the next game i'm gonna review it with my eyes closed because in perception you can't see it also means i can't read my hobbled together script that i wrote on my phone so this should be interesting perception is great for one reason and one reason alone the visuals i love the way this game is presented so okay imagine playing a game completely blind and the only way of getting around the world is by sound and that's this game i love the concept but again it's the way it's presented that really seals the deal all these moving lines and motions that represent sound bouncing off the walls or wind blowing down hallway is this fantastic and of course coupled with the visuals you want the sound to sound sounding since it's a game that relies heavily on sound and oh boy let me tell you the sound in this game is as soundy as it gets of all the things i should be asking from a horror game it probably shouldn't be hey do you want to dial up the scary just a tiny bit but that really is my only complaint because there is no scare factor in this game and more it's just a game you try and find your way around a mansion it kind of leaves the game feeling empty again i don't even like jump scares and scary things but i feel like there's a lot they could have done with this game like i don't know creatures monsters things that chase you in the night that you can't see maybe because they're so silent you can barely hear them and so as a result you can't see them or maybe even monsters that are also blind and they can't see you unless you make a lot of noise i don't know i feel like there's something here in regards to creatures monsters scary things and sound and being blind instead it's more of a feel your way around a mansion and the story kind of just tells itself to you dealio not spoopy concept is great though can i open my eyes now for the longest time the swish didn't have any scary spoopy games and the audience for scary spoopy games was asking for scary spoopy games and the one they finally got was layers of fear is it actually that's scary let's find out with a name like layers of fear i went in expecting something equal to let's say a cake if each layer of cake was filled with spiders blood and copies of xenoblade visually layers of fear is one of the cleaner looking games on the list and it plays pretty great on the switch too and honestly the more i say about this game the more it might ruin the experience for you as it's a genre you really need to just well the experience for yourself if you ever played that pt demo on playstation 4 before it was ripped from the online it's fairly comparable to that where you walk around creepy hallways and rooms and things just kind of happen to you and around you often screwing with your perception of the world shifting doors and hallways and messing with your mind and i gotta be honest it's not it's not it's not that scary i mean it builds a really fantastic tense environment and i did feel on the edge of my seat the entire game and there was a couple of jump scares but for the most part it was more of just a haunted house tour where i was walking around a mansion watching things happen some of those things were scary but i never really felt like i was in any danger kind of like rgt85 he's scary but he's not dangerous friday the 13th and dead by daylight i reviewed both of these games very recently in two separate videos that i'll leave down below in the description but uh i feel like i'd be amiss if i didn't at least mention them i mean we're talking about a horny creepy scary time of the year i actually sat down and watched freddy vs jason for the first time and it was both the first jason movie and the first freddy movie i've watched i told you i do not watch scary things and i gotta say the movie was not scary it also wasn't very good however again i'd be amiss if i didn't mention these games as you can play as freddy and dead by daylight as well as a bunch of other scary people from mic meyes to other franchises i am not aware of as i am so noob when it comes to this kind of stuff and fight of the 13th the game that i i really really love i think it was important that i mentioned these two on the list even though again i did talk about them recently because they're the only games you can play online with friends so if you want to learn more about these games i'll leave those links down below they're perfect for halloween one more time i do have to give a hand to the sponsor at this video cool of cthulhu just download it buy it play it and support them for supporting me it also supports me and i mean i don't know hp lovecraft that whole spiel i did at the beginning i mean he's dead's i mean you won't care much and if there was ever a video for you to smash like on it's probably one where i sat dressed as cat of the hat for an hour subscribe if you want i don't care look this knife it's like the blood moves it's so much cooler than i thought it was when i bought it i just thought it was like stained with blood or something happy halloween maybe 30 next year i don't know what i'm doing with my life i hope you have a happy halloween that's what it's not as deep as i thought it would be don't you


Welcome to this deep or dive into supervised learning. Supervised learning is a machine learning task in which you start from labeled data and use it to train a computer to predict some output of interest from some input you have available. In this presentation I'll cover the different types of supervised learning problems, I'll talk about how you encode the input data to make it possible to do machine learning on it, what it means to train a model and finally talk a little bit about the importance of data versus methods. If you're not already familiar with machine learning I recommend that you go watch my short introduction to the core concepts of machine learning before continuing with this presentation. There are two main types of supervised learning problems. The first is regression problems in which we're trying to predict values, that is we're fitting a model to from some input values predict one or more continuous valued outputs. A good example of that is trying to predict binding constants for small molecule compounds against some protein targets. The other and most common class of problem is classification problems. In this case we're trying to predict discrete labels instead, so in this case we would want to for example separate the red from the blue dots by making some decision surface that separates them. This is an example of binary classification separating blue from red in which case you're trying to put each example into one of two groups. You can also have multi-class classification in which case you're trying to put each example into one of multiple different groups. And finally you have multi-label classification in which case you assign zero or more labels to each example. A good example of the latter is protein function prediction where you will often want to assign multiple different go terms to the same protein. When you're doing supervised learning and machine learning in general, data encoding is important. For machine learning everything is vectors. The algorithms have never heard of letters, amino acids or nucleotides. So for this reason whenever we're working on something like sequence data we typically use what is called one-hot encoding. If we have a new nucleotide sequence we can encode the letter G by the vector one zero zero zero. We can encode A as zero one zero zero, T as zero zero one zero and C as zero zero zero one. This means that for nucleotide sequences we need four dimensions per position and if we're working on amino acid sequences we need 20 dimensions per position since we have 20 different amino acids. The problem with this is that for longer sequences we very quickly get into very high dimensional input spaces which are more difficult to fit models in. It's also important to be aware that better encoding really matters because if you have better encoding you have an easier problem. Effectively by changing the encoding you're moving around the points, putting the blue points closer to each other and the red points closer to each other thereby making it easier to separate them. For this reason there has over the years been a lot of focus on different types of feature engineering for example making use of domain knowledge such as which amino acids are more similar to make better encodings. Recently people have started using so-called representation learning instead which is a deep learning technique where you try to use machine learning to actually learn the input vectors themselves. Model training is the task of making the actual model and there are many different methods for doing that but it's important to be aware that they are all based on the same fundamental idea. You have a mathematical model with many different parameters which if you're working with neural networks are typically called weights. You then optimize these parameters to minimize the prediction errors across the several training examples. There are many different methods. They have different models. They use different optimization methods for minimizing different error functions. These methods have different strengths and they also have different weaknesses and it's therefore important to be aware of them since you can make pure choices for any given task. However it's important to be aware of the importance of data versus methods. If you have a better data set you will of course get a better model. Similarly if you have a better method you can make a better model based on the same data. However when it comes to training supervised learning algorithms data is king. Time spent cleaning data gives much bigger improvements than time spent tweaking methods and the reason is quite simple.  If you're starting from terrible data you will get a terrible model no matter what you do. That's all I have to say about supervised learning. If you want to learn more about machine learning in biomedical tasks take a look at this presentation next. Thanks for your attention.


So, I don't know about you guys, but I did a whole lot of online shopping during Black Friday Cyber Monday, and this is what I came up with. I have a ton of products in here, so I thought I would do a What's New at the Drug Store to me haul. Some of these things are things that are brand new out on the market, but the majority of them are just that they're new to me, and I want to share them with you. We're going to step right into this, and first I'm going to talk about the ton of setting sprays that I bought. I bought so many because I really want to try these out for you guys and see which is best, like not for just setting your makeup, but there is all kinds now. There's hydrating, there's aluminizing, it goes on and on and on. So the first one that I bought is from Maybelline. This is the Lasting Fix. I've been told that this is a dupe for urban decays that keeps your makeup on as good as that. I really like it as far as I've tried it like two times, I think. So so far so good on that. And then I put in an order of beauty creations, and I wanted to try one of their setting sprays. This is in the scent Peach. If you don't like scents, this will not be for you because this definitely has a peach smell. Kind of like the two-faced peach products have as well. And then I also put in an order, and I'm going to show you this before I shake it up. This is from Sleek, and this is called Life Proof Illuminating Fixing Spray, but this is alcohol-free. So you can see down here in the bottom where everything is kind of settled, and it does have a little ball in there. I don't know if you'll be able to see it, but you're supposed to shake it up, and that little ball moves around, and it gets all those particles, and I'm sure they're like pearlized particles. And then it turns to this pretty gold color, which is just so pretty on your face and so illuminating. And so I really have been enjoying this so far. I've only used it like two times. It doesn't really have a super nice spray. I will say that it's kind of still along the lines of being too much at once, but I hold it out far enough, and it seems to be okay. Then I got two from Wet N' Wild. One is their primer, and the other one is their natural finish spray. I have had this natural before, and I really like it because it doesn't make me drier or mattify, so I really do like that one. I also got one from Believe Beauty.  This one is really good at setting. That one I like, and then I got this one from Flower Beauty, which is new on the market as well, and this is the Seal the Deal Illuminizing Setting Spray. Now if you can see in here, again we have the separation right there, and you have to shake that up really well. That almost to me, even though it doesn't feel oily on your skin, feels like it might be some sort of a slight oily product. I'm not exactly sure. I'll try to research that and set it up on the screen here for you guys so you know. I did pick up three foundations. Also, this foundation from Physicians Formula, this is their new organic wear silk foundation elixir. This one I do have an opinion about. I like this a lot. I do not like the delivery system. It's a dropper tube. I don't know why Physicians Formula for what they charge. They can't invest in a pump. I don't get that part, but I do like the actual foundation itself. It's very light and gives you a skin-like finish, very silky, very pretty, and it lasts a long time. I have been enjoying this one. I'm going to continue to try it and let you guys know. Also, from Maybelline, I got the brand new Dream Radiant Liquid. This is a hydrating foundation. It does say that it has collagen in it, and I get a little bit twitchy when people start saying that things that go on your face have collagen in them. I'll tell you why, because the collagen molecule is too big to penetrate the skin. Any skincare or anything like that that says it has collagen in it, they're just trying to hype their product up because we all know that collagen is what gives our faces that bounce or gives the skin the bounce to it, plumps it up, makes it look really pretty, but you have to get collagen other ways. Our bodies make it internally, vitamin A will stimulate the production of collagen. If you get the blood supply running to your face, that stimulates the production of collagen, so there's other ways to do it. You can't just slap it on your face and do it. This is a decent foundation. I'm not going to say that don't run out and buy it just because it says it has collagen in it, but just basing it off of what the foundation is. I do like the foundation. It covers very well. So far, I haven't been able to get a long wear out of it, so I'm a little bit leery of that, but I'll get you guys updated on that and let you know. After my 10 Foundations from the Drugstore video for the favorites, one of you said that you really, actually a couple of you said that you really like the Revlon color stay and that you like the normal to dry formula. I've used this twice. I'm actually wearing it today. I've used it twice and I have to agree with you, I really actually do like it. It lasts a long time.  Oh, shoot. I forgot a setting spray. This is the NYX Dewey Finish setting spray that I wanted to give a try. So I want to tell you guys about that one and, of course, I will report back very soon to you about all those setting sprays, finishing sprays, all those things that I am wanting to test for you guys. I picked up several things from Believe Beauty. This is their Primer, Pretty and Primed Stay Put Makeup Primer. This one did not really hit my qualifications for a primer, which are, it needs to be blurring, it needs to have a little bit of moisture to it, and it needs to help my makeup stay on a long time. The only thing that I really feel like this did was really just help the makeup stick a little bit longer, but it even didn't give me the super long wearing like I get from some of my other ones. I also picked up their Setting Powder. This is the loose one. I don't really have too much of an opinion about this because I haven't had a chance to like use it a ton. It does have a slight yellow cast to it, which doesn't bother me because that's very brightening, but I will be reporting back to you on that one. I also picked up another powder and this one is from L'Oreal. This is called Hydra Perfect. I don't know how I have skipped this one. This has apparently been out for a long time, but it also has apparently only been available at Walmart or on some websites. And so I just haven't noticed it before. What do I think about it? I don't really have a super high opinion or negative opinion on it at all right now. I think if they put the word Hydra in there, that tells us all that is supposed to be hydrating. But as far as being a Setting Powder, I don't think it's bad. And then I also got from, this one is from Catrice. This one I wanted to try because it reminded me of the Laura Geller Balance and Brighton and that's supposed to be more along the lines of the foundation. But what I like about that one is that she has all the colors swirled together and that's kind of what this one does. It kind of swirls a bunch of different colors together. But it says it's the healthy look mattifying powder and it's translucent. And it is translucent once you get it on your face. Right here it's going to look very kind of powdery yellow. But once you get it on your face, you can't tell at all. It's a very silky creamy formula. I do like it. I actually like it a lot for being a little bit of a perfecting powder as far as if you have any uneven skin tone or anything like that. So I have been enjoying that one from Catrice.  So this time I picked up the one from Believe Beauty. I picked up the Colossal Lashes from Maybelline, the Lash Sensational one. This one came in a kit this time. And I'm trying the Lash Craft from Sephora. This one is the Lengthening and the Volumizing one. So I'm trying all of those. I have a video that's going to be coming out about mascaras and my favorite ones from the drugstore. So definitely needed to purchase some more of those from Physicians Formula, that organic wear that we just talked about. I also picked up this is supposed to be a bronzing and a sculpting stick. And it's kind of like, you know, a medium brown color or kind of I guess maybe more along the lines of a darker brown color. So there is just a light swatch of it. I haven't been able to work this out to where it could be my contour. But as far as bronzing, it really goes in. It really just blends in and it really looks beautiful once you get it on. It is one that you want to go really light handed with. You can kind of tell that that would be a really dark on my skin. So you would want to go really light handed with it. It's very creamy and it works into the skin really nice. I just thought that I was going to be getting it for contour and it's worked out to be more of a bronzer, which is a little bit harder for me to definitely when you're using a cream product as a bronzer, you know, I usually just hit the high points. And that is a little bit hard to do when you have a cream on your brush. So kind of jury out on this one still. Oh, I forgot to mention that I also have from Jaycat Beauty, their Lengthening Mascara. This was a five star rating on Ulta's site. Well, that's why I picked up that one because I definitely wanted to try that one for you guys. From Flower Beauty, a brand new product that just came out is called their Day Glow Highlighting Face Powder. Or it's not a powder. I'm sorry, it's a cream. And honestly, you guys, when I got this on, it's not really the kind of aluminizer that you would find in a normal cream highlighter. It's really just illuminating. And so it is just absolutely beautiful on the skin. This makes your skin look very glass-like. Now you wouldn't want to put powder on top of it because then it would just kind of sink the powder into it. You might get a lot of texture that way. But I really think that this is something that I'm going to enjoy a lot working with because it gives that glass-like finish to your skin instead of bam-beaming.  If you want to put it in the middle of your lipstick, it can just like brighten that up and beam that up, which I think is such a pretty look on the lips as well. So lots of uses for that one. Speaking of Korean, this is from Misha and this is the illuminating primer. I am so excited about this product. Now, first of all, I'll tell you guys that I don't normally use this as a primer. I use it as a mix-in to my matte foundations.  And it is, it's a very flowery, powdery smell, but it is a beautiful illuminating product. I don't know if you guys can see that or not, but that is just absolutely gorgeous when it dries down on your skin. It does give that beautiful illuminating, again, glass-like skin, which I think is so pretty. But this is not one that I just feel like I can put on underneath makeup and have it show through. So that's why I mix it in. Oh my goodness, this plays so well with foundations and it just looks so pretty and just lights up a foundation if you're having a tough time with dry skin or whatever. This is a beautiful, beautiful primer to mix in. And then the last product that I want to share with you guys is a product that kind of knocked my socks off. And when I say that, I was really surprised. You know, I believe beauty that I talked to you guys about in the video where I just absolutely love their foundation. This is one of their lipsticks. First of all, how is this company at $5 putting out such nice looking products? I don't know how they do it. They have the Believe logo right down here. It's raised up. There is a geometric design, again, on the cap. It just looks like a very luxe lipstick. And then, you guys, you get in here and it is a very luxe lipstick. It is beautiful. This formula is so pretty. This one is called Plum Royale. And this isn't a color that I would wear on the daily, but I picked it because I wanted to really kind of amp up what I was doing. And try it as a out there as far as like, this isn't a nude. This isn't one of my pinks. This is like an out there color. Can I wear it? Is the formula good? And I just have to say yes on all those fronts. It just checked off all those boxes for me. And what I did was I very, very lightly just put it on the outside of the lips just to give that some like 3D dimension effect with the lighter in the middle and then the darker on the outside. Now I have worn this all by itself and it's absolutely gorgeous. You guys, it's really a pretty, pretty plum color. So I'm actually kind of excited where we live. We don't have a dollar general. It's an hour away. I'm actually thinking I'm going to have my husband go back down there with me. Take me down there and we're going to go check out some more of these because I think that these are really, really good formula as far as lipsticks goes. And that could go for any skin tone whatsoever. OK, you guys, that wraps up my haul. I want to hear from you guys in the comment section. If there is a setting spray or a mascara that you have been thinking about from the drug store and you want me to test it out, please let me know. Or if there is either of those products, the setting spray or the mascara that is your Holy Grail product and you're wanting me to try it and see how it is. I'd love to hear that too because I'd love to pass on to everybody what it works really good. That is it for today's video. Please give this video a thumbs up on your way out of here. I hope everyone is happy and healthy. Please take care of yourselves. I love you very much and I'll see you all in my next video. Bye, guys.


Listen to Herbert Marshall as the man called X. Wherever there's mystery, intrigue, romance in all the strange and dangerous places of the world, there you will find the man called X. Of all the weapons of modern warfare, those that have gained the greatest notoriety are the guided missiles, the death-dealing germs, the terrifying atomic and H-bonds. But perhaps the deadliest, the most vicious weapon of all is one that we cannot see nor feel, but the impact of which can be a thousand-fold more destructive. The weapon? The big lie. A widow in a modest New York apartment receives a mysterious telephone call. A rumor spreads throughout a minority community in Los Angeles, California. Yeah, yeah, they're really getting a raw deal. All of your guys in Korea are being used as assault troops. They get themselves bumped off, knocking out enemy positions, and the other boys move up without even getting their hair messed. Talk about a raw deal. In a small town just outside an army camp in Tennessee. The way I heard it, they don't know how good these new atom rockets will work against troops, so they shipped A and B companies out to the proving grounds last week to use them as human guinea pigs. They say the hospital's already full of guys dying from atom burns. So it looks like we're faced with another operation big lie, Chief. If you don't think so, Ken, look at these reports. Dallas, New York, Kansas City, San Francisco. The same thing everywhere. Rumors, rumors, rumors. Yeah, the old story. Play race against race and religion against religion. So is suspicion on our whole defense program. What's been done about it, Chief? They've been assigned to every principal city. So far, they've turned up nothing. Not one lead as to where those rumors are coming from. I tell you, Ken, this thing has got me so upset that I... Excuse me. Yes, Miss Brooks? I'll come out. Oh, good. Put him on, please, Miss Brooks. Yes, sir. Hello, Jack. What's going on there in Chicago? What have you got for me? I don't know. Agon, what the devil are you doing on that phone? Miss Brooks said Jack Doyle was calling me. Sure, he is. What? Bureau of Missing People? Sure. What have you been missing for a couple of days? That's right. What's right? He's been missing for a couple of days.  Jack Doyle? No. Zell Schmidt, so help me if you don't start making sense and fast. What am I making? What happened to him? Where? How? Zell Schmidt. Zell Schmidt. What happened there? Can you hear me? What's up, Chief? There were some shots, Ken. Get that Chicago operator. See if she can trace that call fast. Yes, sir. What was Agon telling you about Jack Doyle? The moment I could make out of his double talk, Jack's been missing for a couple of days. Was he the man you were assigned to Chicago, chasing down those rumors? Yes, and I haven't had a report from him for a week. And then that call from Zell Schmidt. I'll get it. Hello. I'm here. That's right, Miss Brooks. Did you trace that call? Yes, Mr. Cafe Arcady. Thanks, Miss Brooks. Oh, you're welcome. Now, I've got one more favor to ask. Yes. The Cafe Arcady. Thanks. Now, have a table, please. You have a reservation, sir? No, I didn't make one. Well, then I'm sorry we won't be able to accommodate you tonight. Pretty crowded, are you? Very, sir. Well, I'm glad to hear the shooting didn't keep the customers away. What shooting? I heard a rumor that a few shots were fired around here early today. The rumor was wrong. Yes, so many of them are. You're sure there's no table for me, not even for old time's sake? Old time's sake? We've never met before. Oh, sure. We have better. Back in 1940, we had a little run-in concerning subversive propaganda in the German-American boom, remember? My name's D'Costa, not Becker. I never had anything to do with the boom. You've got me mixed up with somebody else. Phone for a reservation the next time, Mr. Will. We ain't glad to accommodate you. Thanks. I may take you up on that. Good night, D'Costa. Good night, sir. Hey, Joe. Joe, take over, will you? I've got business in the office. Good evening, Edward. What brings you into my office so early? Trouble, Mr. Arcady. Trouble? Just had a visitor by the name of Thurston. Ah, yes. Thurston. The one we were told was a friend of Jack Doyle's. And did he remember also he was an old friend of yours? He did. Is that what brought him here? Well, he said he'd heard a rumor about a shooting here. Eh, I see. Edward, I dislike rumors intensely. When they might interfere with my business, I think maybe we shall have to do something about Mr. Thurston. Thumbs, baby. The drinks are already in. Oh, oh, it's you. Expecting someone, Agon? Come right in, Mr. Axe. All right. Now, what are you doing in Jack Doyle's hotel room? What's happened to him? Come on out with it. Well, the way it happened, Mr. Axe, I was stalky in Chicago, temporarily embarrassed without funds, you understand, when I ran into him. Naturally, he was so happy to see me insisted I shouldn't get out of his sight. Oh, sure. Then what? He said I could use his room for a couple of days. He was going to be out on some job or something, and if he didn't come back, I was to call the chief and tell him. He didn't. So I called. You called from the club, Arcady? Sure, I was looking for him. He was always hanging around there. What were those shots the chief heard? Oh, so somebody got trigger happy in Mr. Arcady's office. Naturally, I ran to the rescue, and you know what happened? You got lost in a saloon across the street. How did you know? Never mind. Did Doyle tell you what he was working on? Mentioned anything about rumors? Rumors? I'm the only rumor he's got. He wasn't working on anything, or why should he go looking for a job? A job? Sure. I found the one ad he clipped out of the paper. I got it right here somewhere else. Sure, here it is. Now let me see there. How to be successful through talk. Learn how to sway people with words. See? The art of verbal mass communication, lectures and study groups at moderate cost. See Dr. Ralph Townsend, suite 11B 161 North Clark Street. Dr. Ralph Townsend. See what I mean, Mr. X? He was looking for a job. He was looking for something at Townsend's place. Wasn't for a job.  Get down! What was going on, Mr. X? Somebody's shooting at us, Agar. From the other wing of the hotel. But I didn't hear no shots. Did you overhear the silence, sir? Oh! But why would anyone want to kill us? I'll see if I can get an answer across the court. Shooting? In this hotel? Surely you must be mistaken, Mr. Thurston. No, I'm afraid not, Mr. Rogers. Two shots were fired from this wing of the hotel into that room directly across from yours. But I didn't hear any... Did... did you say into the room directly across the court from this one? That's right. But that's Mr. Doyle's room. Is it? Yes. Yes, sir, Mr. Doyle is a customer of mine. I operate the lending library in the hotel. I've memorized the room numbers of all my regular customers and I... But... but wait a minute. Why didn't he come to my room? Jack Doyle has disappeared, Mr. Rogers. Disappeared? Been missing for two days. But why would anyone want to kill Mr. Doyle? Or you? I was hoping that you might be able to tell me. I? But I only know Mr. Doyle is a customer of my library. Why would you think I could possibly know anything about this shooting unless... unless you believe that the shots came from this room? Do you? Mr. Rogers, I merely tried to get the answers to a few questions. You've got all the answers you're going to get here tonight, Mr. Thurston. Now, if you don't mind leaving. No, of course not. Sorry if I've upset you. By the way, Mr. Rogers, do you happen to be interested in rumors? Rumors? Yes. Or in the use of words as a method of mass conditioning. Or in a study course in how to talk your way into success.  Very much so. I don't even know what you're talking about. That book on your coffee table. The? Yeah. The Psychology of Lies, written by Dr. Ralph Townsend. Good night, Mr. Rogers. Look, Mr. X, I'm tired. Why don't we stop chasing wild goosees and unlocks over a couple short beers? Not until we learn what happened to Jack Doyle, eh? But we've been driving around all day long, all over the city of Chicago, and we haven't learned nothing. Oh, I don't know. In a bowling alley, we learned that our soldiers will freeze in Korea this winter while the Army sells heavy clothing for surplus. Huh? And a waitress in a Southside restaurant told us that the Kremlin is a direct pipeline into the atomic labs at Los Alamos. But, but so stories don't make sense? Of course they don't, they're lies. They're so big that people believe that there must be some truth to them. We've got to stop them. Well, that's okay with me, Mr. X, but what do we do? Go to night school. Night school? Yes, from Dr. Ralph Townsend. In how to talk our way into success. It's crazy, Mr. Thurston, picking locks to get in school. Who ever heard of such a thing? You're hearing it now, Eagle. Get a move on. Okay, okay. So there, now what? You go in. At least they've got a night light burning in that other office over there. I can see what they're looking for if I only knew what it was. Filing cabinets are always a good bet. Let's try them. Okay, what do you know? This one's empty. This one, too. Say, what cooks here anyway, Mr. X? Don't let Dr. Townsend even keep his lunch in these tiles? Let's try this desk. Looks like we got here too late. If you mean school, sir, that Dr. Townsend took it on a lamb. It doesn't make sense. Not unless Jack Doyle was able... Mr. X, somebody, somebody's in that other office. Yeah. Let's get this joint to brush out before he gets mad at us. The light. He turned out the light. Quiet. Who's the switch? Mr. X. Yes, Jack Doyle. We return to the man called X in just a moment. Community chests throughout the country have accepted the responsibility of raising $16.5 million extra this year for the services included in the United Defense Fund. The USO services to hard-hit defense communities and American relief for Korea. This means that each of us must give generously if we're to expect continued help from community chest services. In addition to this extra amount for defense-related national services, normal community demands for local red-feather services such as day care, nursing, family counseling and recreation are rising as the population increases and the draft and stepped-up defense production make themselves felt across the country. By eliminating many separate appeals which would be more costly in money, time and effort, red-feather campaigns, joint planning and budgeting benefit the contributors, the volunteer workers and the community, as well as those who benefit directly from those services. So remember, when you make your gift to the United Red-feather Campaigns, you are giving to 15,000 local services. Now act two of the man called X, starring Herbert Marshall. Ken Thurston believes a rumor factory is operating somewhere in Chicago, organized to disrupt civilian and military morale and to hamper our defense program. In the offices of a Dr. Ralph Townsend, Ken exchanged shots with an unknown attacker and now he and Agon have entered the private office where the shots came from and find themselves looking at the body of Jack Doyle a missing bureau agent. Don't get it, Mr. X. Why should Mr. Doyle go shooting at us and make you kill him?  But look at him. He's as stiff as a poker. He's been dead at least three hours. Then who bumped him out? And what happened to the joker who was taking those potluck shots at us? There's a fire escape outside the window. Oh, that's right. He must have taken a couple of powders. Well, what do we do now, Mr. Thurston? May I offer a few suggestions, gentlemen? And my first suggestion is for you to drop that gun. Sure. Oh. And my second suggestion is that you offer some words of explanation for your presence here and the rather unusual situation in which I find you. You Dr. Townsend? I can conceive of no reason why I should deny it. And you? My name's Ken Thurston. And I'm Mr. Agon Selschmidt. Thank you. Now, shall we proceed with the explanations? Suppose we make that mutual, Doctor.  Hardly a reasonable request. Under the circumstances is it, Mr. Thurston, particularly when I expect the answers to those questions to be forthcoming from you. And if they're not? Silence may be golden in the copy books, but here in my offices it might well prove fatal. Oh, he means that, Mr. Thurston? Well, do you talk or do I resort? Excuse me, please, gentlemen. And kindly remain quietly where you are. Townsend here. I see. Thank you very much for informing me. Goodbye. It would appear you are having good fortune tonight, gentlemen.  Our respective explanations will have to be given to them. I'd still like a chance to hear yours in private, Doctor. Do you think you can arrange that sometime? I am positive I can, Mr. Thurston. I am positive I can. They didn't know any more about it than I did, Chief. The tip that sent them to Townsend's office was anonymous. Yeah. What have you got for me? What about his right-hand man, Ed, the construct? And Dr. Townsend? It might, Chief. If I could tie any of it in with engines. Yeah. Jack Doyle had a smear of diesel oil in his shoes and trousers. Be bashful with that caviar baby. There's plenty more fish in the ocean where that came from. And have a couple more glasses of champagne. One to drink and one to watch the bubbles in. As long as you're beating that expensive count of death, you might pour one for me, too, Igor. Sure, be glad. Nothing too good for any friend. Oh, hello, Mr. Thurston. Do you mind if I join you, Miss Rodgers? Of course not. Please sit down. Thanks. How'd you two get together? Just a mutual attraction? I came here because of Jack Doyle, Mr. Thurston. Oh. I kept thinking of what you'd told me. And I remembered that I'd heard him mention the cafe archity several times. It was a foolish impulse, I suppose. But, well, I just had to come down here to see if I could learn anything about him. And did you, Miss Rodgers? I'm afraid not. Then I saw Mr. Zellschmidt, the man who'd been sharing Mr. Doyle's room. So, when he asked me to join him, I did. The strictly business was me, Mr. Thurston. I got a haunches cookie nose plenty, so I've been pouring under champagne until she gives in. Excuse me. It talks, you understand? No sacrifice too great, eh, Igor? You said it, but excuse me. Mr. Thurston, do you mind if I ask you a couple of questions? Go right ahead. You asked me earlier if I were interested in rumors. Yeah, that's right. Well, suppose I said that I've heard the Russians are sneaking A-bomb components into every major city in the United States to be set off simultaneously on D-Day. Is that the kind of a rumor you mean? Did you hear of that, Miss Rodgers? Here, tonight. Remember who said it? The man at the third table to the left. Mr. Thurston? That's Dr. Townsend. Why do you want to be so helpful, Miss Rodgers? Do I need a stronger reason than a man's murder, Mr. Thurston? No, I guess not. Hey, look, that Townsend joker's going into that back room. Do you think he's got business with the boss of his joint? Might be interesting to find out, eh? I suppose the two of you wait here for me. I'll let you know. I'm quite regretful of the manner in which Edward D'Costa invited you to my apartment, Mr. Thurston. Violence was not intended to be employed.  You're in the driver's seat, Arkady. Very well. Mr. Thurston, I am an honest citizen. You represent my wonderful government. That is why I wish to speak with you. To set my record straight with the government. Both you and Jack Doyle have been investigating something in Chicago for some time now. Is it not true that neither of you has uncovered any criminal evidence against me? Ever hear of a big lie, Arkady? Of course. Well, I heard a bit of choice one in your café tonight. I am beginning to see that I have been laboring under a misapprehension, Mr. Thurston. I thought you were here to investigate me on entirely different grounds. But let me assure you that no matter what else you may believe of me, no one can question my loyalty to this country. You know, you almost make me believe that, Arkady. Just one thing that stops me. These books and pamphlets on your desk looks to me like you've been taking some courses from Dr. Townsend. I have? Why? For the simplest of reasons. I am a native-born Russian who has adopted this country for my own. I naturally wish to express myself in the best of English. Do I make myself clear? I'll give you credit for a good try. So, are there any other questions? No, and you'd like to ask me? No, good night, Mr. Thurston. Good night, Arkady. That's right, Mr. Thurston. That Miss Rogers took a powder and said she was tired of waiting for you. Probably a combat fatigue, Agon. Couldn't take those popping champagne corks any longer. Huh? What champagne? Corks? Oh, skip it. Come on, we've got work to do. Work? Yeah. They're going to visit a factory. Where they manufacture rumors. There it is, Agon. That? That's no factory. It's nothing but an old, worn-out yacht tied to the dock. Is it? Let's get aboard and see. I don't get it, Mr. X. Why are we climbing down into the middle of this old ship anyway? It was used as a proving ground for marine engines during the last war. Diesel engines made by the quarto manufacturing company. So what? Remember the oil smears on Jack Doyle's pants and trousers? Huh? Those came from the engine room. Come on. Oh, that lamp don't give much light, Mr. X. I can hardly see anything in... The town's end. Boy, that's like a door knob. Yeah.  That right, Miss Rodgers? Miss Rodgers? Where else would you expect to find a boss of the outfit? Oh, no. How did you declare avoidance or share genius? Simple arithmetic. Diesel oil and diesel engines add up. And you'll help me prove it at Arcadis Cafe. Yeah. You said you hadn't learned anything about Doyle there. Then you tipped your hand when you said your reason for wanting to help me was Doyle's murder. What happened, Anne? Was Doyle killed here, then taken to Townsend's office? Yes. Then Townsend was to be killed there, too, after we moved all the incriminating evidence to the ship. When you came in off schedule, it upset things. Hey, then, what are we waiting for, Mr. X? Let's take her along to the porcupine. It's not that easy, Agon. Sure, she hasn't got a gun. That's right, but the guy who shot Townsend has... The guy who... who? He means me, Zelchman. No! Still up your old tricks, D'Costa? First for the bond, now for Anne Rogers and her buses. Why not? I've got lots of answers for that one, D'Costa. Meanwhile, I better smash that lamp. Wait, hold it. Shoot it, D'Costa! Don't let him get away. Shoot it! Where are you, Thurston? You can't get away. Thurston! Right here. D'Costa! Agon, you all right? How... how can I tell in all this dark? How can I? Oh, that... that flashlight helps it. Mr. X, that... that cute cookie. What happened to her? I wonder because the shots got her by mistake. Oh, well, the rumor factory is finished. But... but I don't get it. If her family's got factories and yachts and stuff, what was she doing mixed up in a racket like this? That's the puzzling thing about people like her. Frightening. With everything this country's given to them, they still sell themselves on the idea that other country is better. My country realize that that's the biggest lie of all. Now, here is our star, Mr. Herbert Marshall. Thanks for being with us. And my thanks to Shirley Mitchell, Fritz Feld, Ted Von Els, Sheldon Leonard, Bruno Hurley, and Stan Waxman. Next week, a malicious job of sabotage in Ankara, Turkey. Sabotage that might well be a threat to the whole free world. Of course, in that category, we ought to include Leon Balasco, who will be along as Pagan Zelschmitt. So join us, won't you, when next I return as The Man Called X. Good night. The Man Called X, starring Herbert Marshall, is a J. Richard Kennedy production with music by Milton Charles. Tonight's story was written by Sidney Marshall. This program is directed by Jack Johnstone, characters and incidents on this program are fictitious. And any resemblance to actual characters or incidents is purely coincidental. And so until next week, and please consult your local papers for time and station, this is Jack Latham saying good night for The Man Called X. This is NBC, the national broadcasting company.