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Dear Mr. Valentine, the name Dan Creighton must be familiar to you. Anyone who's read a newspaper turned on the radio in the last three weeks must react to it. Out of morbid curiosity of nothing else. Well, I'm Mrs. Dan Creighton, and the mystery of my husband's disappearance is something that I just can't stand any longer. I can't sleep night. I hate the sound of the doorbell for fear that it's the police or the reporters again. And yet I rushed to answer it because it might be some news of him. Good news or bad. I almost think at this point that even bad news would be better than none. Mr. Valentine, I'm through waiting. I want you to help me. I'll pay you well and believe me, the case is challenging enough for anyone. So please, come right away. Anxiously yours, Edna C Creighton. Of course I know some of the details, Mrs. Creighton, from the newspapers. But I want you to forget them. All of them. Why? All of them. I want you to start with only one fact, Mr. Valentine. Namely? I have been banished into thin air without reason, without leaving a single clue. Do you really believe that's possible, Mrs. Creighton? For when you and Mr. Valentine start checking for yourselves, Mr. Birx, I think you will be convinced it can be. Well, there isn't much point in not even tackling it, is there? Oh, but there is. Well, for one thing, I know you in your reputation, Mr. Valentine.  To Jay, Mrs. Creighton. Point number two, there's always the seed of destruction. I beg your pardon. Part of a German proverb that my grandmother used to quote to me when I was a child. Proverb? The seed of destruction is within all of us. And give it room to grow and nothing can stop it. That's a cheerful thought. As a matter of fact, it is.  And you're sure there's a criminal involved, eh, Mrs. Creighton? Stan didn't leave me of his own accord. He didn't. Something happened to him. I see. And all I start with is the picture of Mr. Creighton, is that it? That's the one that I always liked. He's a very good-looking man. See, that's so strange. Why shouldn't he be? Well, I, well, I, I just... I was a very handsome young lady when we were married, believe it or not. Oh, I'm sorry. But I've been under terrible pressure. I understand. You will try and find Mr. Creighton, won't you, Mr. Valentine? Yes, yes, Mrs. Creighton. And I'll respect your wish. I'll check every step of this case for myself, taking nothing for granted. Not even anything you said to me. Right? Quite right, Mr. Valentine. No, Valentine, no. Nobody's timing can be that perfect. It can't be. Okay, Johnson, okay. It's too early in the year to make a bid for an Oscar. Yeah, I feel talented for bothering you. For three weeks I'm safe on the sidelines. Out of reach of fire and brick bats. Then today, today, the commissioner hands me and homicide the Creighton case. Because missing persons can't do anything and the papers are writing them. And I get hired by Mrs. Creighton. Why, that should be cause for celebration, Johnson. You know, shoulder to shoulder. Two heads of better than one, all that sort of thing. That's better. See, George, the good lieutenant is normal again. All right, seriously, Johnson, what are the facts? Simple hard facts. There are a few.  Creighton was visiting one of their theaters in Ridgely Plains. When he got a call from a party, poor party's unknown, walked out to meet him, or rather her, with a big happy grin on his face. It was never seen again. The phone call was definitely from a woman, huh? The papers didn't have that. Papers don't know everything. No leads so far. No, a hundred of those. Not a good solid one on the bunch. And so homicide gets called in.  If Dan Creighton's been dead for three weeks, where's the body? The boys and missing persons are smart. They looked high and low, found the... Yeah, and valentine. You know that getting rid of a body is about the hardest job there is in the whole world. Not to be obvious. A murderer could have buried poor Mr. Creighton. Ridgely Plains is a highly chore suburb. Every inch of ground is carefully cultivated. No one has been seen doing any extra corrector digging. Oh. Well, Johnson, good luck to you on your future search in Ridgely Plains. We'll probably see you there sometime. Sometime. Sometime. Do you have anything more important to do? As a matter of fact, I have. I promised Mr. Creighton to take no shortcuts, but check every step of the case myself. Come on, Bruxy. Dead. Ah, you gave me a scare, Mr. Valentine. I simply said that's one assumption the police must make, Mr. Collins. Yes, yes, I suppose so. It would be a terrible shock to witness you build your whole life around Dan. You've noticed that, haven't you, Ms. Flux? Yes, I have. Mr. Collins, I understand that you and Mr. Creighton have been having some differences of opinion lately, at least about the way the future of this business should be run. I gather that you've snooped around here enough to get that information. Well, in my business, this kind of snooping is sort of glorified by the name detective work. Yes, yes, I guess so. Besides, your sister did want Mr. Valentine to take nothing for granted in this case. Check everything for himself. Well, actually, I suppose I'm the more daring partner in this team. You see, there are things I want to do that Dan was holding back on. Things that would take a great deal of the firm's money. Yes. Come on, please. Well, on this last trip around, Dan has been taking as much money away from the different theaters as was feasible. Usually, it had been forwarded here to the office, but I presume Dan was sort of making sure I wouldn't get my hands on it to do anything impulsive. I see. Then by the time Mr. Creighton had gotten around to Ridgely Plains, he had quite a lot of money with him. Yes, that's right. Well, was this gathering up of the money purely one-sided, Mr. Collins, after all, since you were a pilot? I'm afraid I didn't realize what Dan was doing until very late. I did beat him to the punch at the last place, Oliver. Ridgely Plains? Yes, Miss Books. I was there the day before Dan came and disappeared. Oh, the police know all about that. I've been thoroughly checked and given a clean bill of health. Still, to be brutally frank, Mr. Collins, you would benefit in a business sense if anything happened to Mr. Creighton. To be brutally honest, Mr. Valentine, I'd benefited greatly, but I wouldn't look for the seed of destruction in me. Oh, so you know about that, huh? Well, after all, Edna and I heard the same proverb from the same grandmother. Uh-huh. Tell me, Mr. Collins, how did Mr. Creighton get around to those different movie houses? Oh, his secretary, Paul Dorr, always drove him. A nice young man. Oh. Well, I wonder if Mr. Dorr would have time to drive us to Ridgely Plains, Mr. Collins. Well, yes, yes, I am sure he would. You see, Mr. Valentine, the truth of the matter is, I'm anxious for you to find my brother-in-law. Ralph Holder, the manager of our theater there, he, too, will do everything he can to help you. Mr. Creighton was standing just about here in the lobby when the phone called King. Isn't that right, Mr. Holder? That's right, Mr. Dorr. It was just before noon. The theater wasn't open yet, huh? Yes, sir. Yes, sir, it was about the same time as right now. And as I get it, Anusha answered the phone and then told Mr. Creighton it was for him. That's exactly what happened, Mr. Valentine. The Anusha Joe is around somewhere. I'll get him for you. Thanks, Mr. Holder. Mr. Dorr? Yes, ma'am. Strictly off the record, do you have any idea who the lady on the phone might have been? As I understand it, you and Mr. Creighton have made periodic trips here to Ridgely Plains. I would know anything about Mr. Creighton's personal life or his friends. I bet. Would you venture a general opinion? Oh, of course, sir. Would you call Mr. Creighton to kind of phrase a gay dog? I wouldn't say so. This is Joe Ritchie, Miss Brooks. Mr. Valentine. How are you? Mr. Valentine would like to ask a few questions, Joe. Yeah, sure thing. The lady who asked for Mr. Creighton when you answered the phone. Hey, hey. Sounded nice. You have no idea who she was? It's a funny thing. The voice sounded familiar sort of. I can't say I recognized her. That's too bad. Of course she didn't say very much. Just asked to talk to Mr. Creighton. But from her voice. I bet that day would be a lot of fun. Yes, sir. Joe. Oh, sorry, Miss... Well, no, and Mr. Creighton, I mean... Oh, come on, Joe. What are you going to say? Nothing. Except that he always got around if you know what I mean. You're making it very clear, Sonny. Mr. Creighton was a very friendly man and sometimes he would get lonely, but... The night before, he sure made a play for Miss Barton. Miss Barton, our cashier. Lovely young lady. I'm sure Mr. Creighton was being just friendly, I know. Anything else you want to know, Mr. Valentine? No, no thanks. You're welcome. Anything else we can do? Did Mr. Creighton say anything after the conversation with a mysterious lady? Yes, he told me to go on back to the city. He joined me there later. Did you? Yes, of course. Now, it took you less than an hour to drive us out here, Paul. He didn't get back to the city until four that afternoon. I checked. Oh. Well, as a matter of fact, I didn't go right back. I spent a couple of hours with a friend here. Friend? A girl, a lady, yes. She has nothing to do with any of this. There's no point in mentioning her name. I won't. All right, we were just curious. And you, Mr. Holder, what did you do after Mr. Creighton left for his mysterious appointment? I went home for lunch. After a couple of blocks, I always go home for lunch. At one o'clock? A what? I checked. Yes, that's right. But you see, my wife was leaving town the next day and had some shopping to do, so I went earlier. I see.  Is that right, Mr. Holder? Yes, sir. They're visiting her family. Any time you'd like me to drive you back to the city, Mr. Hunter, I'll ask you, Paul. Thanks. Thanks very much. Go out with Mr. Creighton? No, sir. Not this little girl. She's just curious, Miss Barney. I turned him down flat. And I was with my roommate all the following day, so I didn't see him at all. I know that. I was just curious to get your opinion of Mr. Creighton more than anything else. He was a wolf, Mr. The most dangerous kind. Oh, it isn't that I'm afraid of anybody. And if a nice man would ask me to go out, I'd be only too glad. You've been a great help, Miss Barney. Goodbye. George, there's no question about Mrs. Holder leaving town the day after Mr. Creighton disappeared. Everything checks? Yes. She's been making plans to go to Chicago for quite some time, talked about them to the neighbors. Huh? Mr. Holder bought her a ticket, drove her to the station. What did the neighbors say she looked like? Well, they say she was very pretty, younger than Mr. Holder, liked better things than he could get her on his salary. Good work, Booksy. I think we ought to see if we can find Lieutenant Johnson around anyway. That could very well be at Valentine. Creighton had a lot of money. He had an eye for pretty women. He and Mrs. Holder probably ended up somewhere in South America to save themselves the trouble of getting, shall we say, two divorces. Well, there's up that way, doesn't it? Poor Mrs. Creighton. And I'm sorry for Mr. Holder, too. Yeah, no wonder we couldn't find anybody. Well, Italian law, I told you, the hardest thing in the world is to get rid of a body. No, Johnson, you're wrong. What? To get rid of two bodies would be even harder. 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So drive in tomorrow and get complete details on the new low prices on Atlas tires and tubes at any standard station or independent chevron gas station where they say and mean, we take better care of your car. With an old and wealthy married man, Dan Creighton disappears mysteriously after receiving a phone call from a lady. And so you're hired by Mrs. Creighton to try and find him. As you get to work and dig up enough evidence to give you a logical answer, Creighton ran away with someone else who was straining at Marital Ties, Mrs. Holder, the wife of the manager of one of the movie theaters owned by Creighton. So there it is, case solved. But if your name is George Valentine, you seem to have reservations for accepting your own answer to the mystery. And the only one who really shares your doubts is Mrs. Creighton. I had to come here to rigidly pains, Mr. Valentine. I just had to talk to you. Of course, Mrs. Creighton, you're upsetting yourself, Edna. Oh, you're very worried about me, my dear brother. But you would accept that lie about Dan and that, that Holder woman. I know your pride has hurt Edna, but the evidence. Look at the evidence. Only a trusting soul like Ralph Holder wouldn't think anything wrong about not getting any letters from his wife. Now it turns out she never even went to her folks. Dan would never leave me like that. Yes, Edna. Mr. Valentine. Yes, Mrs. Creighton. I want you to go right on working on this case. Stan and I will stay here at the hotel. And I want you to remember what I said about this deed of destruction that lies deep within each criminal. I remember. There was foul play, and the criminal will give himself away. He must.  But I'll do what I can. Okay, Mr. Durham, Mr. Valentine's here. What's in your mind? Well, I, I feel I must tell you the name of the woman I spent that afternoon with, Mr. Valentine. Okay, who was it? Mrs. Holder. The femme fatale of Ridgely Plains. Keep talking, Paul. I, I had a date with her. I picked her up after Mr. Holder had his lunch and went back to the theater. We rode around, stopped for a drink and a little cabin the Holders have not far from here. Nice girl. Kept her date with the kid here. Met Creighton somewhere in Chicago the next day. Uh-huh. I wonder. The cartoon is on now, Mr. Valentine. We can talk here in the lobby. The Mickey Mouse always goes over big here. So I'm here. Mr. Holder, was there any special reason for your wise trip to Chicago? Reason? Well, now you can be honest with me. I'm trying to get at the truth. It's hard to know what truth is, isn't it? I thought Dottie really liked me. Maybe she didn't love me, but I thought she liked me. I'm sure she did. No, she didn't. Oh, she wasn't bad, but she liked to flirt. I thought a visit to her folks would do her good. Maybe she'd miss me a little and things would be different between us. Do you think she and Mr. Creighton ran away together? I don't know what to thank God. Oh, I kid myself, Mr. Valentine. Sure, they ran away together. Oh, sure good thing they're Mickey Mouse. I don't know what you expect to find here in Mrs. Holder's room, George. Maybe nothing. Just curious about how she lived. Yes, well, I had a job getting permission from the chief here. After all, we're pretty sure now no crime has been committed. But Johnson, there are too many loose threads. Like what? Like Stanley Collins's pretty good motive for killing Creighton. Now look here, Valentine. Well, I'm not making accusations. I'm just thinking out loud. Certainly enough pictures of Dottie Holder around. She liked herself. And Mrs. Creighton isn't fooling anyone with all this talk of her husband's loyalty. She knew him for what it was for a long time. Valentine, stop making a mystery of everything. Well, this would be Dottie's closet, I suppose. Brilliant deduction. Oh, not much left in here. A couple of old dresses she probably didn't think were worth taking. We're wasting our time. Look, Valentine, Mrs. Johnson is expecting me home for dinner. That's fine. What is that? These shoes. Look. What a brand new. Yeah. So what? So why didn't Dottie take them along? Yeah, that is funny. She probably bought them for this trip. Just a minute. Now what are you looking for? Not here. No, they aren't here at all. George, if you don't stop acting so mysterious... Excuse me a minute, Angel. I've got to make a phone call. Yes, but George... What was the number of the movie house again? Oh, you heard this. What do you expect Holder to tell you? Just what Mrs. Holder took with her. No man ever pays enough attention to know. Maybe, but I... Hello, man, speaking. Oh, it's you Holder. No, nothing really new. I was just wondering if you know what Mrs. Holder took with her in the way of clothes. Uh-huh. I see. Oh, her brother has a clothing store in Chicago. Oh yes, it's just that we found a brand new pair of shoes in Mrs. Holder's closet, and we were wondering why she didn't take them. Yeah, I guess so. Forgot them, yeah, maybe. All right, thanks, Mr. Holder. Well? What do you think you're accomplishing? Well, there's only a couple of handbags, a few dresses, some underthings, some toilet articles. That's all. So? Her brother has a clothing store. She was going to get a lot of new things there. Okay, okay, so what did we do now? Well, we wait a little while for the seed of destruction to begin to sprout. Then we go to work. George, I don't think there's anybody around here at all. Oh, now don't you be a cynic, Angel. We lost the good lieutenant to the lawyer of Mrs. Johnson's famous corned beef and cabbage. That's enough. All right, George, I stick it out, even though I don't know why. No lights in the house, no car anywhere around. Just as I said, no nothing. Well, let's see now. You might as well sit out here on the board, Angel. What are you going to do? Look around for signs of freshly dug earth. Oh. Well, maybe I will just sit here. I'll be back after a while. Oh, great. Well, at least I can have a cigarette. Relax a little. Oh, my teeth hurt. I wouldn't bother to sit down, Miss Brooks. Oh, Mr. Holder. Quiet, please. I wouldn't want to kill you just yet, but I will if you force me to. Oh, why? I never argue with anybody with a gun. Never. Please go inside. No. No, we won't put on any lights. We'll just sit here in the dark and wait. Wait for what? For Mr. Valentine to come back. But why?  I know Mr. Valentine suspects me. Ever since he mentioned that pair of shoes, I knew I'd have to kill him. Both of you. I don't know what you're talking about. You'll find the place where ground was freshly dug. Find it sooner or later. My own place was the only one where I could work safely, wasn't it? You...  I killed him first. I knew he had all that money. I saw him flirt with the cashier and I knew he'd been watching Dottie. So I made her call him at the theater. Came over to the house. I killed him. What if your wife... I hated her. I knew I could never trust her. So I had to protect myself, didn't I? Didn't I? Oh, sure, sure. He'd already made plans for her to go to Chicago. Everybody knew it. So I took her here and... She didn't even like me anymore.  What are you going to do now? In a minute, I'll open the door and let Mr. Valentine in. I must protect myself against everybody. No! I have money now. I need time. Come on with me, Miss Brooks, to the door.   I'm coming. So I see... George! I've been gone, though. I said, Robin. That's a nice boy.    Yes. Yes, I'll come along. George, did you... Did you hear what...? Hey, I heard enough. The doorbell. It's still ringing. I thought I was safe as long as I heard you ring the doorbell. George, how did you know? Shades of Halloween. A pin and a bell. The seed of destruction can take all sorts of shapes, can't it? You know, there are eight good reasons why chevron supreme gasoline works better in any car. And those eight reasons are chevron supreme's eight high performance qualities. Quick starting, fast warm-up, full power, area blending, anti-knock, vapor lock prevention, smooth acceleration, and economy mileage. Remember that you get the gas with all eight when you fill up with chevron supreme gasoline. So stop in tomorrow for a tank full at any standard station or independent chevron gas station where they say and mean we take better care of your car. She meant nothing to Dan. I must leave that. Always. That's right, Mrs. Creighton. He still loves me. Well, here is your check, Mr. Valentine. And thanks for everything you've done. I'm sorry I couldn't have brought you happier news. Oh, I wanted the truth. Well, my brother is waiting for me. Goodbye, Miss Brooks. Mr. Valentine. Goodbye. That poor woman. You know, George, I still don't quite understand that business about the pair of shoes. Well, I was only part of it, Brooksy. It's what I didn't find in Mrs. Holder's closet that really got me thinking. Well, I didn't find any bedroom slippers. And Holder didn't mention her taking a pair along. Now, a woman has at least one pair of slippers. We found them on her body. Holder thought his wife was all ready for the train when he killed her. But she didn't notice she was still wearing her slippers. That's why she didn't take her new shoes. And that also meant she was killed before she left the house. The little things we overlook. Yeah. Well, maybe there is something in that proverb, the seed of destruction. Come on, George, come on. Where are you going? What's the hurry? Well, look at the time. I made dinner. It's waiting. Oh, OK, OK. Take it easy. Well, take it easy. Nothing. There's a good American proverb that might work also. The way to a man's heart. It's really stomach. 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Welcome to this weekly reading for the week of February 18th through the 24th This is a big week for healing I I'm not a huge astrologer, but I I get these little impulses sometimes to find out what's going on astrologically and I found out that there is an amazing amazing Big conjunction right now are actually happening tomorrow on the 19th Which is between Chiron and the North node in the sign of Aries and if you Don't have a big background in astrology This is what why it's so important. It's because Aries is a real sign for individuality, but Chiron is an asteroid, but it is called the wounded healer Okay, so this is a little Astrological body that has a lot to do with healing and especially healing deep core wounds and ancestral wounds and The North node has a lot to do with purpose and moving forward right on your path And so happening in the sign of Aries. This is a really really big Kind of portal for healing that we're in right now And I'm going to talk more about this on my in my March March energies video, but for this week I wanted to share a channel message that came through for me that I think will maybe address and help in this whole Healing process if you are one that is ready for some pretty deep healing if you Feel like that would be helpful for you and this is but especially going to be a healing portal it's going to support us and moving forward in our purpose and really stepping forward to those of us who are ready to right and really stepping forward and making You know making strides in terms of manifesting what we're here to manifest and really connecting with the people we're here to connect with And all that good stuff. All right So I'm going to pull a couple of cards to support us In in this this whole during this whole week But first I want to share with you this message that I channeled a couple days ago Or actually it was yesterday that I feel it really has Some interesting insights to help with healing and especially that deep core kind of healing that That the stars right now are so aligned for us to be experiencing. Okay, so And this by the way, this is a message from my higher self to me, but you know if you're familiar with the law of correspondence as above so below or When you know when we're connected with people there's going to be some kind of resonance I'm fine. I'm feeling that there may be something in this message for you as well If not, just let it be and you know, just take whatever suits you so whatever is resonating with you and leave the rest Okay So here's the message There are blockages in your aura auric field that are Disrupted or on block a disrupting or blocking clear communication and some of these were intentionally placed there by your higher self so that you could have the learning Experiences you needed in this lifetime Others are Interference from external sources and it is these external blockages that you need to become especially aware of at this time and actively work to dissolve or remove Send these energies back to their sources with blessing and goodwill for healing They are not yours trust that higher mind will resolve and heal them Not your higher mind, but the higher minds of the entities from which they came and or the universal higher mind your job is simply to Recognize these energies reject them as not yours reject them out of your field and Return to sender with blessings and goodwill for healing. So a couple Epiphanies for me a couple light bulb moments one is that you know Sometimes when we're really pushing and and working with energies or working with blocks or things that we perceive as blocks Sometimes the question to ask is this is actually my energy, right? And if it's not knowing that you can actually energetically Just ask your angels to help or whatever it is, but remove them send them back to sender, you know back to sender return to sender I'm done with it, right and that is true also sometimes of ancestral energies, right and say, okay Return to sender return to source or whatever it is. I'm done with it. I'm ready to move on. All right and Also, then the other real big message that would you know what for me was a big light bulb was You know, it's it's really important for us to We only have to work on healing our own energies, right? Hi, Joanna. How are you? Yeah, we have to really work on healing our own energies. We're not responsible for everybody else's energies This has been a huge lesson for me to learn in this lifetime. I don't know about you, but it was kind of a Really nice thing for me to read.  Okay, so I'm pulling a card here I'm using this deck which is one of my favorites. It's the wisdom of the hidden realms deck from Colette Baron Reed I use it a lot for reading for my own self. I haven't been using it a lot for It's collective readings, but I just thought it might be kind of fun. Oh, awesome. And here is the card I love this card. It's called the map maker of destiny Okay, so it is all about authentic purpose inspiration and free wills. It's like the most perfect card Oh my gosh, okay, and this is really cool because the number is 24. All right, and so All right, authentic person purpose Inspiration and free will is perfect right for right now This is all about, you know working with this north node and Chiron in Aries energy, right working with our own inner purpose Um, and then the number 24 the reason I'm laughing about that is that I am I've got a birthday coming up on the 24th So to 24 2024 and I will be turning 55 So for me, this is like a huge huge huge year. It feels like everything is coming together for me right now and Like I've known it would for a long time at this time, but it's like it's actually happening. So I'm really excited Um about that and that that'll be Saturday is my birthday. Um Alrighty, so but the map maker of destiny is an amazing card because what it is is it's just telling you that it's really talking about the free will that we have right and Um That we are creator beings on this earth Thank you Joanna for the birthday here. I'll just pop that up there Thank you for the birthday wishes Okay, so it's it's really what she's saying here in the guidebook is it's an opportunity to turn fate into destiny, right? And um, she says that birth each human being is given a unique map With myriad paths that intersect one one another. Okay, so your map of destiny Shows all the places you are meant to visit and places where you will be challenged to evolve into higher aspects of yourself Okay, so you can think of You know all these paths that intersect would be like potentials, right when we're born And when we choose make certain choices, it's going to take us along one path or another um And it's it's it's easy sometimes to think that we're faded, but you know, and there's some element of like we've chosen a certain Road to walk in this lifetime But there are so many little junctures that we have choice on and it really does Make a huge difference when we start choosing the positive, right and really feeling into it and sometimes We've got to use both our mind and our intuition, right because sometimes it's like we need that logical thing Does tell us well, okay You know this this choice is the logical but it's with we really need also to tune it into that intuition that emotional Self sense of self the two need to work in harmony so that we can actually see You know what the actual truth is behind each choice and what I feel lately is really important is to start feeling into You know forget the the logical You know what appears to be happening just feel into the energy of it And if you're in doubt just comment to stillness and eventually You'll be shown. Okay. What's the right decision? What's the decision that feels the most positive and When you start doing that it's amazing what things what opportunities start to unfold, but what she's saying is that Okay, so fate represents the events in your life that were meant to happen that you can't change But it's transformed into destiny according to how you respond Destiny offers you the ability to make great opportunities out of fated experience So free will and choice are possible at certain points on your map And she says now is one of those times where it's really open for free will and choice And I think that's why it's you know, such a healing juncture right now. All right, so I'm going to pull one more card We pulled this one up here I can find it. There we go. I have found this really cool board and when I do readings I'm starting to put them up on this board And I find it's a really great way to put cards up so that Whoever I'm working with can see them and I did a a whole annual reading this way Last month in it for somebody and it was really cool because the whole year The cards for the whole year could show up on this All right, and so Let's pull one more card. This is an animal card from my spirit animal awareness deck, which is available on etsy A link is in the description if you're interested and the card is cat And I love this too because it's another card that has to do with like independence and and you know self Tracy says hi. Hi Tracy self-awareness and all this stuff, right? So cat Also is an animal that really is able to feel its way through the dark, right? And so I feel like this is a real confirmation of everything that's been coming up so far is that You know, we're this is a real incredibly powerful juncture right now for Internal like our self empowerment kind of healing, right? and this is a time that we can really work with our energy field and And really feel into that energy field we can call in all our healers And we can ask right to be cleared of anything that is obstructing Our highest path to our highest purpose right now. Okay, so And and when we ask that then we can just start really feeling in where does it feel Strong where where does my energy feel like it's really flowing? Where does it feel like it's constricted where it feels constricted? We can ask our higher team of light our healer team to come in and actually work at work on that and What i'm really getting right now is it's a time to You know, there are sometimes that we can heal through the mind and logically thinking through things But other times we really have to rely on our our night vision right are Moving through the dark and and we're just feeling things the cats whiskers right you can they're so sensitive so time to be really sensitive with ourselves and also to Really discern in the shadows. Okay, what needs to be let go of all right, so Have a wonderful wonderful week. I think this is a really really powerful healing portal that we're entering again I'm going to be posting a video on march energies really soon and that's going to talk more about this Um portal that we're entering because it it connects with some things on the other end as well It's going to be exciting. All right, so until then have a wonderful wonderful day and remember you were born to be free


Public Health Activity Japan team gathered at a field on Naval Air Facility Atsugi along with several soldiers from the 9 of 1st military police detachment, US Navy sailors and some full-legged training partners. These are military working dogs and the soldiers and sailors are working dog hundlers, animal care specialists and veterinarians. This has never really been done before or thought of, so there's a lot of thought in consideration with the dog and how to decon it safely and efficiently. The groups are there to conduct first-ever joint training for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear or sea burn decontamination. The Army's 340th chemical company organized a training in order to increase unit readiness. This is my first time ever working with a chemical company, so it's amazing to get to actually have the subject matter experts come out and be able to teach us, show us points that maybe we've been doing wrong throughout the years where we just teach ourselves. It is a bit challenging working with a dog, but we tried it out, we had a plan, nothing took too long, there was no weight or anything, everything went very well. The hundlers dressed in protective gear and went through the decontamination lanes with the dogs. It's really hot and you also have no dexterity with your fingers, so it's hard to like do fine motor tasks, like being able to undo this clip for his muzzle, super easy right now, but with those gloves on it was really hard. I'm glad they invited us out, it's definitely been a really interesting day, really fun. Staff Sergeant Michael Coffey and his militarily working dog, Sergeant First Class Yonder, both assigned to the 901st MP Detachment, took part in the training with their team. The mop suits are very similar to our bite suits, so it's something that he could associate, it's something that he wants to bite, something he wants to play with, was definitely a challenge to make sure that he stayed focused on what I was telling him to do. Later on in this day, the teams also experienced something new at the airfield. This is not the first time that our community has worked with dogs like this, and so this is a good familiarization for them to get them ready for any kind of operational missions that might come up. The U.S. Navy's ACSC-12 Golden Falcons Detachment One Crews assisted the joint training with the medical evacuation operation. For two years old, Yonder, it was not only his first time being part of SEBEN training, but also flying with his handler. Even as a staff sergeant, even being in for seven years, something new to me, now me and my other handlers can take back to the kennels, kind of teach them so it really increases our readiness as a kennel or any deployments that we may have. It was also really great to be able to integrate with these other units, train with them and kind of meet new people, make new contacts. Reporting for U.S. Army Service on Japan, I'm Aya Pati.


Hello everybody, welcome to another Nerdiversal video. Shit. Um, so it's Halloween, so I have to play a scary game, and I- Let me just show you what this is. We're playing Dark Deception. I don't- I don't like scary games, like scary scary games. Phasmophobia is not that scary, but in a scary game, you know, you really have to look at all of the scary things that are happening. I'm terrified of that, so I have- Come here. I've got not just the foot- Buy his feet pics. I got my boyfriend right here. Keep me safe and happy.   Let's see. Why is it- Dark Deception.   Also, I have a cough right now, so if I cough in the middle of this, don't even worry about it. It's not COVID. I checked. It is done. Now my faith lies in darkness. That's awfully dramatic. What are you gonna- Oh, I have to press F. Beers. You stared at me for like 10 seconds before saying that. Why are her tits flat? Oh, my bad. She's reading me. Here you are. To grovel and beg. You can't go back. Only death awaits you there now. Fear not, love. You've got potential. I see it in you. And I can help change your fate.  The pieces to a powerful ring are hidden in nightmares behind each of these portals. Find them and bring them to me. Word?  Let's get it. She actually does have big boobs. They're just like not shaded properly. Oh, was I- Oh, I was supposed to click on one of them. Let's go. Okay, I already saw the monkey in this one in the preview. I'll be honest, I'm not ready, but I kind of have to. I need content. Let's go. Clock's ticking. Where are we going? What are we doing? Kill me. I'm not ready for this, bro. It's just a drawing sign.  Bring back any memories. Any memories? Can I bring back the memory of me being scared shitless? I don't like that. Ah, fuck! This is not going well already. No.  Goodbye. Monkey man cannot hurt me. Monkey man is not real. Oh, he's just waiting for me. Does he see me? I have to go over there, don't I? He's not a really nice guy, bro. He's going to sell me stocks and he's going to tell me my car insurance is outdated.  Let's go. He's not even looking at me. He's not even looking at me. What am I supposed to do? Okay, am I supposed to follow him? Let's try this. That's not correct. That's where we ought to go. At least I had the decency to play nice music. Nope, I will end my life right here. Okay. See those floating bits of crystal? Those are soul shards. Fragments of human spirit scattered throughout the halls of this little maze. Each crystal is a remnant of one who has met their end here. Gather them all and the first ring piece will be yours. I think I'll just become one of them. Thank you. You're not alone. There are monsters in here and they're looking for you. I think I got that. Yeah, you'll need this. It can detect each shards location. It was left by the last guest to disappoint me here. Very clever girl. Just not a very fast runner. Oh. Construction, break those boards and let's get this party started. Yeah, man, sure. Okay, I'm trying to collect it. How do I... Oh, I see. No! Do not come in. I am undressing. Oh, that's what that button was for. Okay. Why did it get darker? Look at the screen. Don't look up. Look at the screen. Don't look up. Look at the screen. Don't look up. Don't look up. There's nothing for you if you look at the screen. Just keep walking! Just keep walking! That's what you get for walking around with murder monkeys. He started it. I guess I have to play until those labs are over, huh? What I decided to do for content and for you guys...  How am I supposed to avoid the monkey, though? Does it, like, say where the monkey is at? Also, he runs faster than me. I... Oh, he's already coming after me!  Okay, well, there's two lives. Don't stop running. I literally don't ever stop running. I don't know how to avoid this man now, and he's... Shhhh... Shift. Let's find out. Fuck. The man. Aren't you seeing that we are avoiding a monkey right now? Let's try... Shift to run. Oh! You hold Shift to run. Okay, see, so I might die right here, and then I'll have to do this again, because the monkey's gonna get me. Do I have, like... Can't find more socials. Why don't you ask the monster? Maybe it seems some. Oh, I can run! Okay, well, let's just... Oh, fuck!  I... Listen, that laugh was deserved. That was pretty dumb of me. Last checkpoint. Obtaining S-Rank is not possible with last checkpoint. Oh, that means... Alright, I guess I'll restart. Oh, I gotta stop the whole thing again. Okay.  You can't see me! That was unnecessary.  No! Run, run, run! I'm faster than you! I'm faster than you! How did he do that? Listen, he was behind me, okay? My nerves are... Oh, I'm gonna sleep so well after this. My nerves are just... On high right now. Like I said, I don't usually play scary games, so this is a new emotion for me. Whoa! Oh, what?  I swear to God, I heard him behind me. I swear to God, I heard him behind me. So how do you get in front? Does he just... Maybe I am just not good at this game. See, I hear him running and that's when I start running. I already know I'm gonna die in this round. Like there's no solace in here. Go, go, go. Oh, we finally got runnin' for once. Okay. Oh, oh, wrong way! Wrong way, monkey! See it?  Okay, I don't know how to get out of here. Oh, he's running.  I hear him, where is he? Ah! Oh my God. Oh my God. I'm gonna be stuck in the same circle. Oh, 50 chart streak! 50 chart streak! Why do I keep hearing him? Where is he? He crashed. Okay, so I got quite close to death, honestly.  Play that back. But I think I'm getting better. I think I'm getting better at this game. And despite my best efforts, I have told my boyfriend I don't want to play anymore and he says, um, do it. So I have to continue from checkpoint.  I don't know if I like that. Continue. Okay, okay, get ready. Okay, get ready, get your hand on the shift. Oh, that's kind of... All my shards are back, okay. But how many lives do I have? We'll find out once I die again.  He was around the corner. I couldn't have known he... I couldn't... I couldn't have known he was there. You know, I feel like eventually my nerves are gonna get so used to this that it kind of becomes like I did at Five Nights at Freddy's where I just played it and nothing scared me anymore.   Oh, he was around the corner! I hate when he does that.  How am I supposed to know, bro? I don't know if I'm supposed to walk and then only run when he comes or if I can just speed run this whole thing. Cause then I think he would come around the corner. Oh god. He's after me. He's after me, boys, he's after me. Okay, 20 shards.   He catches you so fast. I am dead. Alright, besties. That was the last of my lives. My little heart can't take that much. So, see you, bye! Well, and happy close to Halloween and I hope you guys like this video. Bye.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with two cases. It's a two-case break of 2015 Panini Immaculate Collegiate Multisport 10 total boxes, Ren number block break number two So a lot of great stuff in here and it works just like our usual number blocks Now remember zero will get any and all redemptions including one-of-one redemptions One still gets live one-of-ones now I'm thinking that hopefully we don't get a lot of redemptions because I'm pretty sure they're expired But if they are a lot of times Panini is pretty good about getting something in return for you Thanks everyone here. No fillers everyone just bought their spot straight up, which I appreciate There are the numbers right here. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it four and a six ten times with this ten box break one two three nine and tenth and final time We got Dimitri down to J four and a six ten times for the numbers one two three and Tenth and final time after ten we got nine down to six Dimitrios with nine Gretchen with three Dimitri with one Monty with five Jeff with zero J with eight Gretchen with seven Adam with two Martin with four and J with six. Let's order these numerically And I Trading is pretty rare in this, but I'll give it a I'll give it a moment or two for trades here Are the two cases right there? In fact, I'll pause the video man when we come back. We'll see if there's any trades in the numbers BRB All right, welcome back folks No deals were done. It's all good two cases ten box random number block break number two. Thanks everyone for getting in There's immaculate collegiate multi sport. I don't know why it says BK at the end of here, but it's definitely multi sport Good luck everybody. There it is immaculate collegiate 2015 Thanks again everyone for getting into the action really appreciate it. See you Jesse We got Paul George in his Fresno State gear 88 out of now. You went to Fresno State Do not remember that My college knowledge is not super strong. So it's always this is always a fun break for me That's right We got Andre DeBose 75 out of 99 by the way 88 Paul George goes to J 75 so we go by that digit right here if you're not familiar with this break Goes to Monty in the number five last spot mojo We got 65 out of 99 Kalina Mosque da Lewis for For Yukon They're pretty good. I've heard of them Five Monty with number five. Where's she playing right now? I think she's local too, right? Yeah, she's from modern day in Orange County just south of us Connecticut Sun She stayed stayed in town. Alex young 23 out of 99 going to Gretchen and the number three 70 out of 90 another good thing about number block breaks. No randomizers. That's Montresor L and Terry Rose here 70 out of 99 did they play were they on the same team together? That's a pretty good team The second high scoring tandem in the ACC in 2014-15 Rose here and Harrell combined for 32 point eight points It's pretty nice duo scored a sword for 39 points in a game against Northern Iowa the NCAA tournament Pushing them into the sweet 16 That's a pretty good team Oh UCLA's Russell Westbrook nice 21 out of 99 UCLA playing tonight Oh Bruins 21 out of 99 going to Dmitri in the number one Dmitri thanks for the thanks for the lunch And the food we appreciate it We got brashad perryman 83 out of 99 I remember him. He was a raven. I think That's gonna go to Gretchen with the number three Was a raven is a raven He's somewhere in the NFL And we got cave-on looney Two-color jersey and autograph that will be for number two two out of 25 Adam cupperman with number two kevon There you go That's what he's all about. It's pretty good at UCLA. All right. That was the first box next box Appalachian say it's getting getting smoked right now Norfolk is up 34 17 Dame saying Westbrook just got we're done working up the jazz triple double, huh? What a machine Oh So here's the brashad perryman update From adam cupperman. He's a jets guy So he knows that he played for the jets this past past season and then just signed with the lions Actually, I don't really need this because this is by number There's anthony randon 23 out of 25 That'll be for Gretchen and the number three That cameron artist pain 12 out of 99. That is for adam and number two We got tyler croft 47 out of 99 Tyler laura croft Going to Seven Gretchen with the number seven Well, apparently will fuller going to the dolphins Three color patch an autograph jordan matthew seven out of 49. That is for Gretchen and the number seven Is teddy still here? Oh teddy, did you overhear that will fuller to the dolphins? How do we feel about that? Yeah, the dynamic pass catcher for the houston texans Yeah, he's always kind of Yeah, maybe popping some performance enhancers Other than that Other than that will fuller. Yeah Teddy wants Kenny's fills back 60 out of 99 that goes to jeff and the number zero brett hunley And there's terry bradshaw piece of his jersey from his uh, louisiana tech day 71 out of 99 dmitri with number one We've got devin funches bunches of funches 33 out of 99 in his michigan gear Gretchen with number three I'm hearing some people thinking Well, at least jail and rose. I think there's some people thinking that michigan could go Michigan basketball team could go uh pretty deep into the tournament 76 out of 99 ronde hallis jefferson six on the board j goins another box Yeah, don't don't end up like uh I was that because I even got an accident But I can't I couldn't believe that Sean bradley paralyzed That's crazy All right. I got paul george again 57 out of 99 this time gretchen Sean bradley I was just telling mike. He's walking home But I was telling the boss man. I couldn't believe it that shon bradley I knew he was in an accident. I didn't realize he was paralyzed. It's just kind of crazy It's jerald christian careful out there folks from scooters bikes walking j goins eight Gerald christ that's a catch We got rakeem christmas three color patch an autograph 43 out of 99 going to gretchen There you go. Isn't rakeem christmas Is he married to someone famous? He's married to jasmine jordan daughter of michael jordan and they had a son may 2019 41 out of 99 kevin white And mario alford To west virginia guys going to dimitri and the number one We got 19 out of 99 dillon tate from uc santa barbara Dimitri with number nine. I'm pretty sure dillon tate was the was santa barbara's first ever first round pick Like he was the first round pick out of uc santa barbara And I forget which draft his major league career hasn't really panned out yet, but First first rounder. There's j. Ajay 97 out of 99 Gretchen with With the brit There you go tyler lockett nice rpa 61 out of 99 kansas state tyler lockett That is for dimitri and the number one I think uh, I think tyler lockett is a bit of a writer. I think I think he like writes poetry and stuff like that And there's andrew wiggins wiggin out 11 out of 25 Yeah, what happened to kevin white trawler? I thought I thought there was a lot a lot of hype around him What I what I recall andrew wiggins Pretty solid here dimitri with number one. All right next box. We got goldie paul goldschmidt up top in his college gear 25 out of 25 that'll be for monti and the number five We got eddie goldman nine out of 25 big eddie goldman going to dimitri Ah jarell saying kevin white softest charmin couldn't stay healthy to save his life Didn't he have a a cousin to or a brother that also played? And I feel like he was a a defensive back Meaning he just didn't have the hands his brother had There's ronal darby 74 out of 99 That goes to martin and number four We got 63 out of 99 kevin newman that goes to gretchen and number three That's gretchen with number three and we got a nice uh team helmets right here 17 out of 22 Josh, I josh harry. I think you're lagging behind a little bit. Make sure you're caught up on the video Now rakeem christmas is married not a nephew married to Into the jordan family It's gotta be kind of cool Uh team helmets 17 out of 22 melvin gordon going to gretchen and the number seven There's rookie player caps Six out of 14 cameras artist Cameron artist pain can't talk j goins There you go, brice Congrats And jersey and auto shawn mannion 72 out of 99 is shawn mannion still around The nfl adam cup room number two. I feel like if you're a court if you're like a decent quarterback Like you can get like backup jobs for like ages Nine out of 25 sam decker jersey and autograph university of wisconsin Dmitry with number nine Shaw man on the Niners right now is jotten. That's what josh is saying The backup quarterback, that's that's the best position in football. Like you don't get hit. You're not going to play You still have the prestige being the nfl All right, we got tony gwin in the san Diego state gear 88 out of 99 j goins Christian walker 11 out of 99 that goes to dmitry and the number one Got a little ucla colors coming up immaculate numbers must be part of his number. That's pretty awesome Seven out of 18. That's norman powell gretchen with the number seven there you go gretch It's a pretty cool-looking patch a little wrinkly on the penning sleeve There you go. We've got rookie player caps alex bregman 21 out of 28 dmitry number one We're using a different brand of penny sleeves and these are all Really thin so they wrinkle easily Anyhow that goes to sorry. What number was that again? 21 out of 28 dmitry with number one Some autographs another one for dmitry 71 out of 99 bobby portis It's arkansas gear Dmitry with one We got james and crowder 23 out of 25 Gretchen with the number three 15 out of 99 frank the tank frank kaminsky to montee and number five You got arizona stanley johnson 92 out of 99 adam cuperman with numero dos And then we've got a josh richardson 98 out of 99 j With josh richardson All right, that was the first case Ladies and gentlemen very nice Let's move these Hits back here We'll do a super quick recap at the end. I also need more to hot loaders for this. All right, so this is that half time And then the second case coming up. All right, good luck Good luck. Good luck. Good luck All right box six second case first box of the second case Gilbert gets that look All right onwards 97 out of 99 What i'm gonna mark a joiner with the raiders apparently the jets are signing a marcus joiner Just was not effective I don't know if it was the scheme for the players around him Whatever the case may be but I even think that When he was with the rams it was kind of a bad signing by the raiders. I think when he was the rams he was kind of Leaning towards ineffectiveness And then the raiders kind of he was a free agent the raiders gave him a couple years and Just didn't work out And let him walk No good yet. I mean he's a body You know, I feel like maybe you know, maybe change a scenery. I don't know could Could change things a little bit, but I mean the jets jets I think the raiders secondary was 31st in the league. What was the jets? Were they 32nd? Yeah, they must be better than the raiders There's eric row 90 out of 99 That's for jeff and the number zero so I mean, maybe he's part of a better core of of defensive backs that Might be more effective 15 out of 99 matt jones Sounds like uh, lemarka's joiner is probably that's probably the last Big contract he might get this might be the last chance for him to Be an nfl player consistently anyway matt jones 15 out of 99 montee Oh, well, if it's a one-year deal, that's not that's not too bad. It's not too much guaranteed money If he's garbage, you can just cut him 21 out of 99 kevin newman And scott kingery were they teammates in arizona? That's a pretty good team right there scott kingery and kevin newman on Dimitri with number one Terry bratchaw again, that's 83 out of 99 gretchen with the number three This is pretty nice rookie patch auto nelson aglore 11 out of 99 Signed a signed a nice deal with the patriots. I want to say so they can Patriots been making a lot of moves got a lot of guys who opted out who are coming back They got nelson aglore. They got a couple tie dens for cam Newton Here's 98 out of 99 kvon looney Yes, if the revo filled that's like a 10 minute break. I'm down to do that It looks like that choice sold out too So, yeah, I'll do the In fact, yeah, I'll do I'll do revolution if that sells out because I think we're gonna have to do that status hanger box kvon looney 98 out of 99 j And then looks like that donner's choice sold out. That's a 10 minute break I'll do that and then revolution that might be the last one I do I think that'd be perfect actually Yeah, van oi is back with the uh So, yeah with new england spending a lot of money, but they got some weapons to to put around cam newton now And maybe the year So we had a major injury major surgery Last year was first full year after that battled covet last year or two Now an actual off season and then maybe a pre season and maybe that'll actually help There you go. Kendrick born with new england Miles if you don't remember which nt you're in if you look at your order receipts It'll have the the break number is in the title of your order There's max scherzer 40 out of 99 jeff with the number zero Matt barns 2 out of 10 for adam And so patriots could have an interesting bounce back bounce back here this year 33 out of 99 nick ommett autograph gretchen with number three 19 out of 99 johnny manzell jersey and auto goes to dimitria number nine We got immaculate jumbo's terry rozier 45 out of 99 going to montee and the number five I guess buffalo has to kind of respond to add some pieces to their their squad right thurman thomas 42 out of 99 Speaking of buffalo goes to adam number two piece of his jersey bunches of funches 95 out of 99 montee's with number five ronde hallis jefferson 21 out of 99 three color patch and auto dimitri with the number one three boxes to go Watch out dan marino All right, dan marino 16 out of 25 Now to go to jay and the number six We got marcus peters five out of five. It's a train whistle out of fives and under montee with number five All aboard the big head express We got jp. Takoto 84 out of 99 martin with number four. I feel like we haven't called four out too often We need more fours for martin 30 out of 99 divante parker teddy bridge water That goes to jeff and the number zero Maybe we need more zeroes too Are they on the same team? Wow We've got andrew sievenson 63 out of 99 that goes to gretchen and the number three 86 out of 99 mike davis three color patch an autograph Jay goings with number six Sean manians 72 out of 99. Oh and a marcus mariotta coming up Raiders trying to trying to get marcus mariotta to restructure his contract to save a little bit of money, but he might either get traded or Released it's 83 out of 99 two color jersey an autograph It's gretchen with the number three Remember the commissioner When he was picked said marcus mariotto Come on commission Some respect on his name Oh, has he been cut already? Oh, okay. I thought they were trying to look for a trading partner for him Because they they were gonna cut like rodney hudson another offensive lineman They they were actually able to get Um trades out of it instead, so I think they've worked in that market, but maybe he's done We got andrew wiggins 17 out of 99 that goes to gretchen and number seven There's mario alford 33 out of 99 for gretchen Three out of 99 mark scooser suzer. I think not scooser suzer It's also for gretchen Carson fulmer nice 20 out of 99 going to zero that'll be for jeff in the number zero That's pretty cool rookie player caps One out of two james winston the famous Eaton w's Nice one for dimitri and the number one and All aboard the big hit express All right, delon right immaculate jumbos 81 out of 99 dimitri At david johnson four out of 99 That'll be for martin and the number four. There you go, martin 72 out of 99 rishad von adam with two and the last box ladies and gents Good luck Appalachian state going 0 for 18 from three point 0 for 18 I have to admit. I'm not a uh, I'm not a very good basketball player, but I feel like if I got 18 chances Maybe without defenders Five to 18 chances. I might sink a three All right, there's buster posie 39 out of 99 dimitri with number nine bow wallis That is 30 30 yes out of 99 jeff with number zero We've got a joe young immaculate number nine out of 25 I feel like joe young was really good in college what What happened to him? Did he get drafted? He was a set ended up being a second round pick And is he's in china now. He was a few years with the pacers In and out of g league and then went to china in 2018 with the Nanjing monkey king team from 2018 2020 and from 2020 he's with the beijing royal fighters Todd girly 17 out of 99 Gretchen And by the way joe young is coming off a career season in china where he averaged a leak high 38.3 points a game 6.4 assists and 2.3 steals per game So he's just he's he's crushing it in china There's a steady teddy bridge water teddy two gloves 50 out of 99 jeff with the number zero kind of terrible All right, there's nice teddy bridge water We got jordan mickey 17 out of 25 louisian state We've got willy collie stein 98 The jordan mickey goes to gretchen who has number seven The willy collie stein is 98 out of 99 j going to number eight Got another james winston 99 62 out of 99 That is for adam Oh, and then another joe young rpa So we had the nice patch only And now we've got a nice patch jersey auto right here 65 out of 99 joe young Monty With the number five There you go. And there you have it boys and girls no redemptions pretty nice break Let's uh do a quick recap All right, so the first case Was not too shabby i thought I like the the team helmets 17 out of 22 and that went to gretchen the kevin newman darby wiggins locket ajiay kavon looney brashad perriman westbrook Now on this side man got that nice mariota rpa 83 out of 99 johnny manzell There's the joe young james winston The big joe young patch maculet numbers part of the number I bet that fsu hat piece. I thought was pretty cool You got the rest right here and there you have it boys and girls Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with me That was two a two case break random number block break two of 2015 panini immaculate collegiate multi sport I'm joe. I'll see you next time for the next break on jazz piece case breaks.com


All right, it's Python on hardware time That's your favorite yeah, all right first up big news We are up to 9,000 Subscribers on the Python on microcontrollers newsletter. Yay Yay, it's a lot of people and the number keeps going up which is good more people are subscribing that's right Subscribing and subscribe. Yes. Yeah. Yes, you can unsubscribe any time you want It's a separate website called a to fruit daily calm and the reason we did that is we never wanted anyone to accuse us of using their store account For a newsletter account. That's how crazy we are about privacy and and Permissions and all that so anyone can go there don't really market the newsletter It's like word of mouth and people like oh, I like Python I like hardware or they're seeing their projects in their store up to 9,000 this week in the newsletter Jeff some of your stuff is in here. So we're up to the circuit Python 7 release candidate one Yeah, you did the QR code stuff in it got a lot of camera stuff camera stuff. That's all new since 6. Okay. Yeah, so Blue tooth Will energy Scott's doing a bunch of that the camera support on ESP 32 s2. That's you. What is that all about?  I think I just haven't done a lot of it myself Yeah, you're on vacation right next you're here But when we get back we will probably get back to but it's also not even just ESP 32 s2 It's also RP 2040 and I think you did get Sam 51 does work to an extent it works with one of the two camera models We've been looking at but not the other okay, and while Jeff was visiting we bought we showed this on Desk of Ladiator yeah, we bought this camera, and I was gonna say bye, and I'm just like well I should just give to you so you can play around with it here, and it's it's a hardware camera It doesn't have a view screen it has a four-way switch It's a circuit board you can see it and it has like some neat filtering things and stuff like four filter modes I took it to the Met and took pictures in the Met with it So that was fun. It was it's a different experience to rewind back to when we didn't have a screen Camera and you don't check everything. You don't have a screen It's like and later on when you look at your computer It's like the film getting developed. Yeah It was funny. It's fun to have and so we're getting ideas on what we want to do for a Camera because you worked on the calculator. You have a ruler, and we have a number pad. You have keyboard stuff So maybe the next thing what what are other electronic objects we carry with us, and why can't we make them ourselves? Yeah, there's a thinking about like a mouse You know there's a lot of things that we want to do that circuit by fun We could do you know we did the mag tab we could do an ink reader. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, there's Joey did a lot of stuff Yeah, we're when the hackaday contest we still have to make at least some of those board. Yeah, we got we got COVID eyes So that's our RC one is out. Please please please test it a lot of stuff happened in seven It's actually like I think our biggest release so much stuff went in which is good We fixed a lot of bugs. We you know caught up to micro python all that extra stuff We updated like GCC. We updated board support SDKs a whole lot went in new micro python release. We are continuing on the great merge In fact, that's what this poster is. You can see this is the two snakes That's going on Play MP3 is on Raspberry Pi with Pico with circuit Python you worked on Some of the code Kenny did a great guy. Yeah, so if someone wanted to make a music player With a different hardware and circuit pi thing could they do now? We actually have one in the learning system with pi gamer But I can do an RP 24 we didn't think that you could do the reason we didn't wait this guy before is we thought that We wouldn't have enough processor speed to decode MP3 is that's not doesn't have a DSP, right?  But there are limits You need a 64 k bit per second or lower MP3 file. Yeah, but it still sounds I mean, are you books or like very simple sound effects? It's 10th of the size of a wave file and a lot of people do have MP3's and it works quite well even with PWM out I just think it's super cool. You could just play MP3's. I mean like Just it's just funny how hard that is to do on a microcontroller usually and this is like literally two Commands in the rebel and it's just it plays instantly Yeah, super red through ice to us or PWM And I do see a lot of people saying I wish I could just play MP3's again Because if you just drag and drop it MP3 on your phone or try to you can anymore everything's a streaming service Everything's a subscription thing just trying to get an MP3 from one thing to another if you have Young people and you don't want them going through the YouTube algorithm forever And you know you want to just like play music So I think that's a pretty big feature and I think we have a couple products that I think would make a need The music player will talk about that later So I wanted to add a little time because this is usually the segment we have a standalone Video and this is kind of a rare and unique opportunity So I wanted to ask our engineers here So you've been working on circuit Python for a while Lady Ada you've been doing circuit Python so for a while Jeff what are some of the things that you would like to see in circuit Python? We have a few months of the year, but of course down next year. What are some of the stuff you want? Yeah, I don't necessarily have a good answer to that because you know You need a project idea and then you go find the project is not feasible And that's when then you make a camera like a camera. Yeah, you couldn't write lines of Python code to interface with a camera A project I have on my mind I did a lot of generative text stuff back in the day and to put that on a standalone display instead of On a computer monitor would be fun So I've got some old code I want to take this Python 2 code and just see if I can bring it on to circuit Python and if not What do we need? Yeah, so that's something That's actually a lot of like I saw like at exit and get past like some modules that we added were We're like, oh we need bytes for hex up whatever it's like. Yeah It's somebody's like I have this code importing and it's like that's not in there. Okay, let's add it You got any other things on your wish list? Lady Ada, what do you what do you want to see in circuit Python coming up soon? Well, we're actually going to delete the whole project and start over with circuit pearl Where we port pearl to microcontrollers. Oh, no I like pro4 But in like pro5 so what are you gonna do? Oh, you you started hitting girl before it was cool to hate pearl No, no, I hated pearl exactly when it was cool to hate pearl Which is pro5 because everyone loved pearl that it was like you could do anything and then they're like We're gonna do object-oriented and people are like, what are you? What are you doing? That's not what I wanted You know, I wanted I wanted macaroni and cheese. I don't want this like yeah fancy meal I Think I think circuit Python 8 we're gonna support ESP 32 s3. That's coming up in fact. We've got You know, maybe before we leave we'll go downstairs. I just expressive just sent me the dev board Oh, yeah, so I'm gonna give you one boy sucker and then It's work. It's work. No, but it's fun work and then You know, we're gonna get back to the IMX staff Which we had to pause because there's a silicon shortage and there's no IMX chips And then I want to do a little bit with Concurrency and let's see what we can figure out with async IO because we've caught up to micro Python We do actually have async IO support now But I don't know if it works. Nobody does I'd like to find out and especially as we're doing more Bailey workflow, you know, we might have Wi-Fi over the air workflow. I think having async could be could be useful I think interrupts. Maybe, you know, they do not mesh with Circuit Python at all, but I think async could solve a lot of the problems and if you come from a JavaScript world You've probably already had to learn async and kind of internalize that model, which I have not Yeah, I mean like Yeah, I mean as the thing is is what I think is interesting about circuit Python is is we all we have a lot of Trained computer scientists on the core team, which means that we're all like we don't want threading like it's kind of like a nightmare to us Which is why we went so far like we're all kind of like and we don't want to do this But I think I think with a I think we're kind of getting to the point where we could really start We've kind of like touched on it and gotten some ideas But I think we now have enough processor time to really All right, and if circuit pearl isn't your thing circuit cobalt. Yeah. Yes There's a whole there's a whole But you know your regular expression since I thought which is actually I think is awesome by the way They're a little limited But I know you can do matching and like everything. I mean, did you have any idea how hard is to do an Arduino? It's okay. Well, it'll be cool to look back on this a year from now Did we do any of those things? Did we get in? That's why this is it's always good to have guests on the show and talk About stuff, so we'll we'll rewind Around next year pearl If anyone can make it that's Python on our news


Hello, everybody. Welcome to another episode of Anabaptist Perspectives. Often we have a guest other than just Anabaptist Production staff here to talk with us about a specific issue. But for this episode, it's just Marlon Summers, myself, Jared Miller, and Regan Schrock who will be on this episode. And the three of us are involved in daily operation of Anabaptist Perspectives. And what we are going to do for this episode is to respond to questions that we have received from our audience. And actually, we do pretty regular question-and-answer podcasts. However, typically those episodes are published on our Patreon feed where we do, is it monthly? Right now we're on a four-week cycle. Every month we do episodes like this. But instead of posting this one to Patreon like we normally do, we're going to post it on the main channel. So you have access to it. There are three questions that we are going to respond to today. So we'll go through them just one by one. On several occasions, we have published episodes where we encourage Christians to not vote. And this question, this first question, comes in response to the one that we did with Nathan Zook where he told a story about switching from voting regularly to not voting. Tobias says, Here in Brazil, voting is mandatory for every citizen between 18 and 60 years old. If I don't vote, I'm not following the rules of the country that I live. What is your perspective for nations like voting is mandatory? Before this episode actually, when I looked up the list of countries where voting is mandatory. And according to Wikipedia, which isn't the final authority on anything, Wikipedia, there was 16 countries listed where not voting is actually a violation of the law. And Brazil was, of course, on that list, like Tobias points out. So how would you respond to somebody in a country like Brazil? I think Marlon has more on this than I do. It's a great question. A very good question. And one thing I want to think about is why are we kind of advising people not to vote? So we've had several guests on Anabaptist perspectives kind of pushing back against other people in Anabaptist circles that were really pushing voting. So we have obviously been discouraging it. Some of our guests have also been discouraging it on other platforms, but people that we've had on here. So I guess the Anabaptist perspective stands if there is one based on our guests is pretty clear. But I don't want you to think that we're saying that voting is strictly speaking a sin. Our point is not to make a case that says, oh yeah, the Bible absolutely forbids voting. As much as it is to raise concerns about the kinds of things that normally drive people to vote.  Or sometimes it's like, this candidate is God's anointed. Then we're really concerned when you start voting that way and thinking you're bringing in God's anointed kingdom through voting. We do realize, even for our American brothers and sisters, that some of you who vote do so very conscientiously. You're careful to keep yourself from idolatry, idolatry of government. And then especially to go to Tobias here in Brazil where it is mandatory. I want to say that's a question for you and your brothers and sisters and think about what other churches that you respect in your country are doing. Because what does it mean to vote? Does it pull you into something that you don't like? It probably does pull you into something you don't like because it is commenting on politics. But maybe you can do it in a way that is not a problem. You could view it as part of, you know, we're supposed to honor the governments where we live and it's just part of honoring them. Obviously, I don't know your situation. I don't know any of the context of politics in Brazil. Push it back to your brothers and sisters and think about what the appropriate thing to do is in the country you're in. Voting is a very different issue than compulsory military service. You have to be a conscientious objector to compulsory military service. I don't think it's our place as American Christians to tell you whether or not you should be a conscientious objector to voting. Yeah, I mean, it's a good question. I'm not entirely sure. I almost feel like I need to know a little more about the situation probably. On the practical side, I would look into if you feel Jesus does not want you to vote in order to keep your focus on his kingdom and versus the current country that you live in or however you want to work that out. See if there's exceptions available. And I'm guessing there possibly are at least in some of these countries on the list we were looking at. It seems likely that there's probably some way. And also really kind of what you're getting at, what are the motives here? Are we getting wrapped up in thinking our country is awesome and we need to get all fired up about earthly things and earthly politics? And I think we all know that that's not where we want to go. But I think you made a point earlier, Marlon. I mean, there are definitely people out there in our American situation here that do vote, but are very kingdom focused, are focused on Jesus. They're not getting all wound up about politics. It just feels like maybe this is something they should do and they're taking it seriously. They're not just all wrapped up into thinking some earthly power is going to save the world or save us. No, Jesus saves us, not earthly kings. And that's the correct emphasis. Another just an interesting story in this last election had a friend who's not Anabaptist at all, but was so disillusioned with the chaos of American politics and just kind of how it is just kind of almost pointless anymore. He just didn't feel like it was making any sense and he normally votes. And this is like something he always does, you know, it's being a good citizen. This time he said, you know, he was so disillusioned. He went in there just like, I don't know, Jesus, what do you want me to do? And he wrote his own name on the ballot and put it in because he's like, I don't know. He's like, I don't know. And I'll leave this one up to Jesus. And I was like, you know, what a great attitude to have.    And it was kind of like, it's beyond me, you know. So he's like, yep, there was one vote in this county for yours truly. And I'm not saying this person needs to do this in the context of Brazil. But I thought, you know, that's actually a really neat attitude to have. I think there's some lessons there to be learned. And, you know, hey, maybe, you know, Tobias, if you're watching this, maybe you could reach out and we could discuss more, maybe learn a little more of your specific situation. And see, you know, see what your options are. So anyway, yeah, I think that's all I have on. Yeah, and I don't have anything to add, but thank you, Marlon, and Reagan, for the feedback that you have given to Tobias. There's one more question that we're going to address. It's simple, short. It goes, why isn't Anabaptism simply called New Testament Church? I think you're more equipped to take this one, Marlon. Well, we are a New Testament church in the sense that we are under the New Covenant. However, if you're talking about the period when the New Testament was written, we are 2,000 years removed from that. And we obviously try to be faithful to the New Testament. That is our goal. But, you know, there's lots of other people trying to be faithful to the New Testament as well. And there are other traditions who can point to parts of the New Testament and say, we seem to line up with this better than you do. So that's one part of it. One thing that has really helped me with this is, somebody I appreciate a lot, Stephen Brubaker at Faith Builders, talks about it as a way of, it's actually humility. It's kind of acknowledging where we came from. When we say, Anabaptist or Mennonite. Like, it's not this, oh, well, I got out my Bible and figured this out all by myself, and now I'm just New Testament. Well, no. There were people that came before us that taught us things. We see the things the way we do partly because of being in the Anabaptist tradition or the Mennonite tradition. I don't want to emphasize that too much. Like, oh, this is great because it's Anabaptist to make Anabaptist an idol. But it's fair to acknowledge that that has shaped how we think about things and still does. So this is actually a question for me as well. I didn't raise the question, but I wondered about this. I think I'm on board with what you're saying mostly. Like, we have a tradition, we have influences. There's a background that's led up to why we are, how we are today and why we look at things the way we do. And it's more honest and humble just to give credit where credit is due and acknowledge our influences than to pretend that we just picked up the Bible or we copy the New Testament and here we are, just like we are. There's a tradition and a history, and by using the Anabaptist name, I think we acknowledge that, which is right and good, but cannot labels be divisive. And I think of 1 Corinthians where Paul talks about, some people say they're vipallas, some people say they're from Paul, and we say we're from Meno, we call ourselves Meno Knight, we're named after a particular guy. I think in that context, Paul was warning against division and divisiveness and can't the labels that we pick for ourselves today be divisive in a way? Paul very specifically warned us against. That's why I want to be careful not to emphasize them. This channel, this podcast is named Anabaptist Perspectives, so it is right in our name. But at the same time, we want to focus more on giving perspective. They're coming from Anabaptist people, and maybe it's kind of a code name in some ways for a certain set of beliefs. We believe in non-resistance and other things like that. You can think of Anabaptist as short form for that. But we do try to avoid just having Anabaptist this, Anabaptist that, and Anabaptist answers for everything, or at least, that's my goal. Come from an Anabaptist tradition, but really be focused on the truth in the New Testament. Back to your whole labels thing, though. How do you get away from it? I mean, there was also people in that same list who were saying, I am of Christ. Now, was Paul commending them, or were they also, you know, being divisive by saying, oh, well, we're the ones of Christ, and we don't want anything to do with these Paulites or Apolloites, or whatever. I'm not quite sure how to read that passage. But it does strike me that anything you use to refer to a group starts to become a label. So, the Church of Christ. Technically, the Church of Christ, you know, are independent churches, and that's a very big point for them. We don't want to be called by a man's name. We don't want to be called campbellites after an early leader like Campbell. But if you say that your church is Church of Christ, well, we do know something about your church from that. I mean, if our home congregation here, where the three of us are from, was to put out on our sign Church of Christ, that would be true in a biblical sense. We are part of Christ's church, but it would be highly misleading because the tradition and background that shaped us is not Church of Christ. Or, I mean, even similarly, even when churches call themselves non-denominational, well, we kind of know what to expect from a non-denominational church. It's almost like non-denominational as a denomination. So, I'm not sure that you get away from it just by avoiding it. Maybe it's better to use Anabaptist than Mennonite because it's broader and it doesn't have a man's name in it. Maybe that's right. On the other hand, it's not like we call ourselves Mennonites because we care that much about what Meno said. I mean, we don't get up on Sunday mornings and read quotes from Meno. I mean, in fact, we probably should read Meno more than we do for most of us. Yeah, because that was one of the things I was wondering if we could go that direction with it because we had done that episode with Dean Taylor where he outlines the difference between not really difference, but what is Anabaptist and how we shouldn't think of it as a denomination but more of as a worldview. I think that's helpful. Thinking of these things more as a worldview and approach to how we look at scripture, how we do life, how we live, and less, like what Paul was saying in Romans there, less as a thing of division. We think like the Anabaptists, therefore these people are wrong or we're not going to work with them. I think attitude and mindset has a lot to do with this, which is really hard to quantify. I don't even know if this isn't even an answer. Maybe it's making things even more complicated. I don't know, Jaren, are we making this more difficult or does it make sense? I think we're responding to the question. I'm not sure it's going to be convincing. Like I said, I myself am only mostly convinced, not entirely. But no, I do appreciate what you said about it being a worldview or an approach to things. It's also, I don't think we can get away from the fact that it's also a tradition. That may not be the most helpful way to look at it, but I think it's also a factual way to look at it. Like you were talking about the Church of Christ being a non-denomination, but it's still kind of a denomination. Our church is, the Gospel Mennonite Church is not affiliated. So I would say that we're very much in a Baptist tradition. But are we more of a denomination than any other non-denominational church or group of churches that chooses not to actually call themselves a denomination? We accept the label, but is it actually a denomination or an organization of structure? So in other words, would anything be different if the name of our, if we refer to our congregation as Wellspring Christian Fellowship rather than Wellspring Mennonite Church? That's a good way to put it. It doesn't even make a difference. Although there are reasons why people choose, you know, it's interesting to look at cultural patterns. When do they label it Mennonite Church? When do they say Christian Fellowship? And you can kind of trace that through movements and so on. It's interesting. And then because then, calling it Christian Fellowship could become a thing, you know, where people started doing that to identify a certain way. We as humans automatically start categorizing and putting things in, you know, and that's not necessarily wrong. It's actually very helpful in certain areas of life. Of course, you do have to be careful with that when it comes to religion and things. And back to this person's original question, why isn't Anabaptism simply called New Testament Church? Well, I think we would all idealize to be like the church, like what's outlined in the New Testament. What Jesus commanded us to do? Of course we all want to be that way. You know, we want to follow what Jesus commands. So I almost look at that as a given, but maybe we should be communicating that more and be more intentional about that. And then it still doesn't help us with all the labels though. So again, not much of an answer. I almost feel bad for there's not a name attached to you ever asked this, but we're not coming up with anything too definite for him. But it's good things to think about, you know. There's two ways I could hear the question. I don't know if either one of those is the way that the person had in mind. But the one way I could hear that question is, look you folks, why are you saying this is just an Anabaptist thing when the things you're teaching are really New Testament things? And in that sense, okay, yeah, most of what we're saying, we would stand behind and say, yeah, that's New Testament teaching. We're not saying we have everything right and everybody else has everything wrong. But we would stand behind a lot of the things that we promote on this channel. The other way I could hear the question kind of the opposite way is somebody could say, well, why are you using the excuse that this is how the Anabaptist did something to hang on to something rather than just going straight for the New Testament? And I actually think that can be and sometimes is a problem in our circles of using as an excuse to not really change some things we should to follow the New Testament because we're like, well, the Anabaptist tradition does it this way, we're part of this tradition so we'll just stick with it. Yeah, there's something about being humble toward the past but there's also something in that attitude that can become pretty quickly dangerous where we're okay with doing stuff because it's Anabaptist and maybe the Bible would call us to change it. Yeah, that's always a danger when you start developing mindsets and worldviews that last for a long period of time and then someone comes along and says, well, what about this thing in Scripture? And over time you've developed a tradition that maybe doesn't perfectly align with that but it can be very, very hard to change. I almost wonder if that's something this person's getting at. It's like almost a warning, be careful with that. I think we all kind of know that intuitively but it also takes a lot of effort to stay on top of some of this stuff. Another thing we could maybe put on record here is that we have people in our audience who are pretty uncomfortable using the Anabaptist label and don't want to use that label and I think we respect your reasons for that. Well, I have nothing else to respond to this question. We've kicked it around in several different ways so I have nothing else to add. Do either of you two have more to add before we end answering the questions? All right, well like we said at the beginning of this episode, question and answer episodes are something that we do pretty regularly every month but on our Patreon feed. So Marlon manages that so I want to give you an opportunity to say a bit more about what's happening there. Yeah, so Patreon is two things. One, it is a way that you can financially support what we're doing and then secondly, it is another stream of content and it is definitely our goal to provide some valuable content there. Again, by way of kind of perspective here, there's definitely people who simply donate to Anabaptist perspectives. It's a simple online donation through our website. That was the majority of our income. Online donations, a few checks mailed in. A majority of our support during 2020. But also a really significant chunk came through Patreon where you can drive through Patreon, you can pick your own support level anywhere from a dollar a month to whatever amount a month you want to put on and you get access to another stream of content. So we do audio only Q&A podcasts like that, sometimes the three of us on this episode, a few other people we pull in. We also will often live stream when we're filming a regular episode and so those are available both while we're filming and afterward of course and then we'll do a few other pieces every now and then. We like to ask our guests several bonus questions when we're doing an episode and then publish something about them talking about their favorite book or whatever or just other bonus materials we can capture. So if that's something you're interested, Patreon.com slash Anabaptist perspectives.