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Maybe the costume was the decisive factor. Or maybe it would have happened anyway. In any event, the occasion was the 10th reunion. And the class of 29, as such occasions demand, they were all dressed identically in cowboy suits. And there was Ted Wolf, whom I hadn't seen in 10 years, although in college he'd been by far my closest friend. And so, of course, I brought him home to dinner. And Gwen managed to be quite charming, even though it was the maid's night out. She didn't even kick about the oven. And that's how it started out. Just like that. Just like any pleasant, casual little evening. Oh, Gwen, that was a wonderful meal. Last one I'll get like that for a while. Thank you, sir. Have you really got to go tonight, Ted? Can't you take a day or so? No, not very well. I got my plane reservations and everything. Anyway, I told him I'd be back this week, and tonight's just about the deadline if I'm going to make it. Well, what time's your plane? 3 a.m. See, that reminds me. I can't go aboard in this thing. Oh, you probably will. I think you're both kind of stuck on yourselves in those cowboy outfits. There's been a couple of kids. I'm going to wear mine to the hospital a little more. Oh, fine, fine. No kidding, though, people will think I'm nuts. All right, all right. Spoil, spoil. Now, we'll call the hotel later. Have them bring your bags over, and you can change here. Although I would think a cowboy suit would be a sensation in Ecuador. Ted, are you really going to Ecuador? First, I thought it must be a joke. No, you've heard me talk about the work Ted's doing there. I know, but Ecuador... Well, they've got to have medical care. I don't know, it was a plantation some way, and... I like it. I don't see how you stand it. Living like a hermit, cut off from civilization, not making...  No, no, no, no, Gwen. What time is it? Oh, my goodness, I've got to run. Are you leaving us, Gwen? I promised Mother I'd come out to the country tonight. Anyway, I know you two would much rather talk over old times about yourselves. Oh, I'm sorry. Well, in case I don't see you again, thanks for everything. It's been swell. Well, you're coming back sometime, aren't you? Maybe five years, maybe ten, maybe never. Silly. You come back next year and plan to stay for a while. Oh, thank you. I am sorry I have to go, but you two have a nice evening. There are eggs in the icebox, Phil. Okay. Did he always have to have fried eggs at night when he was in college, Ted? Yeah, that's Phil all right. Good night, darling. Don't bother coming to the door now. I'll phone you tomorrow night. Bye, Gwen. Have a good trip, Ted. Bye. Goodbye.  Well, I suppose you know that the main reason I came to this shouldn't dig it all was to see you. Oh, why me? No, it's been a long time since you and I had the same dreams, Ted. You haven't lost them, though.  Oh, sure, yes, yes. Private practice, two cars in the garage, two chickens in the pot. That's the kind of ball I've been pitching for the last ten years. And it's the kind I'll keep on pitching until some other doc says coronary thrombosis and they carry me out. You can't kid me, Phil. You're happy. I'm just about giving up the idea that there was such a thing as a happy man. And now you think you've found one? Oh, I know I have. I knew at the minute I came into this room. I knew at the minute I saw her. Gwen? Yeah, Gwen.  And what's more, she hates me. Oh, it's nothing that shows on the surface we get along because we have to, because my reputation would suffer if we didn't. Phil, you can't be serious. No. Why do you think I've given up every dream I've ever had? Why do you think I spend my life treating the imaginary ills of a lot of wealthy hypochondriacs so Gwen can have this and Gwen can do that so Gwen can satisfy every greedy instinct and every petty rotten ambition that any woman ever had? Good Lord. I've never realized. Well, that's it. You've got to do something about it, Phil. You've got to get out. You've got to go to another city, go to another country. Yeah, yeah. She'd be after me like a hawk. She'd have me up before the medical association. Oh, there are a thousand things she could do and would do. I've thought of it every way there is. It's no use. So... Oh, it's off my chest. Now you know. And I'm sorry I disillusioned you. Excuse me. Dr. Martin? Oh, well... Well, now? Right. I'll be right down. You're not going out now. I want to talk to you. No, well, I'm still a doctor. Even Gwen can't stop that. And I'll be back before you leave, though. If you want to stick around. I'd so like to ride out the airport with you. It was the call really important, Phil. Yeah. Yeah, now make yourself at home. Fix yourself anything you want in the kitchen. Only look out for the oven. It leaks when you turn it off just right. I won't be long. Okay. I'll wait, doctor. Thanks, doctor. I kind of hope you would, Ted. That was the second thing. Ted's deciding to stay. But I didn't know it then. All I knew was that Joe had called me from the office and she was upset. Still, I decided to walk. I was upset, too. When I got there, she was going over the accounts. Hello, darling. Hello. It was nice. Well, isn't it always? Always terribly. Well, what are you doing? Now, there isn't all that rush to get the bills out. There is, though. For me. For you? Uh-huh. Well, what is it, Joe? What's the matter? Phil, I had a talk with Father this evening. Well, something about us? All about us? Well, he doesn't know anything. He couldn't. Nobody, unless you told him. You know I wouldn't do that, Phil. I'm sorry, darling. I know. Anyway, it isn't what he knows, it's what he thinks. We had an awful row. He said he'd go to the trustees at the hospital. He said he'd go to Gwen. He said that? That's why I'm getting the bills out for you now. Because I'm going away. But you're going away. Where? Well, how long? No, darling, it's not going to be like that. It's for good. Joe, I... It's for good, Phil. Well, Joe, I can't let you go. I know it hasn't been perfect, but... I know it's been infinitely worse for you than for me, but at least we've had something. At least I've always known where you... where you are, that you're here on the other side of the door, and I could see you and talk to you. I can't live with a door between us anymore. Well, maybe you just don't love me enough to... No, darling, darling. I don't mean that. Phil, I'm not playing noble. This had to happen someday, and it has. And that's all. I could go with you. You couldn't do that, Phil. Why not? I could change my name. We could go to another city, even another country. I could get back to research. I could... Oh, darling, it's no go, Phil. I asked her for a divorce again this morning. You don't have to tell me the answer. There is no answer for us, Phil. Not one that we can take. And... And there we are. Yeah. Yeah, there we are. You'd better go now. I've got all this to do. Well, let me help you. No, why not? I could weaken. And then where would we be? Oh, Joe... No, Phil, please go. Joe? Please. Please, please. All right, I'll go. I don't know how long I walked that night or where. Perhaps most men are weak and never know it. But when you're losing the woman you think you love, that's when you'll find out. That's when you'll see yourself at last in the pettiless glare of all your poor, frightened, childish helplessness. And I walked along. And I was sick to the depths of my soul. And I walked some more. Somewhere in the distance I heard a siren. There was a glow against the sky, a fire. And then I realized I was near my home. And then it wasn't just a glow against the sky of any fire. It was my own house. It burned almost to the ground. This is terrible. How did it happen? Somebody said they think it was the gas stove. Stunned and confused, I began edging through the crowd. And then there was a sudden stillness. And a few men took off their hats. And then I saw it. A stretcher. And the black had thrown over the shapeless form. And the blackened, shriveled cowboy boot. And I remembered. Ted. Ted had been in that house. They just got him out now. Yeah, what's left of him? They say you wouldn't hardly know it was a man. Frantically, I started forward and then I stopped. Because I thought somebody had spoken to me, but they hadn't. They weren't looking at me. They were looking at the ground and the stretcher. And that thing that lay there on it. Dr. Philip Martin. I knew him. He was a good man. Oh, poor Dr. Martin.  Suddenly I was shaking with excitement. I pulled my hat down over my eyes. I turned up my collar and I moved carefully back through the crowd. Out into the street and I turned the quarter and then I ran. Joe! Joe! Joe, I'm going with you. Phil, you haven't... Oh, it's all right. It's all right, Joe. I'll tell you later. But we're free, Joe. We're free. I'm dead. I'm... Dr. Philip Martin. He's dead. Suspense. Autolite is bringing you James Stewart in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills. Suspense.  Sure did, Hap. There was this man sneaking around my garage. I said, look here, mister. You want to replace your old narrow gap spark plugs with the sensational new white gap autolite resistor spark plugs. Why those white gap autolite resistor spark plugs will make your engine idle smoother. Give you better performance on leaner gas mixtures. Actually save gas. Well, holding him firmly with my thumb between his teeth, I said the newly developed exclusive 10,000 dome autolite resistor found in no other automotive type spark plug increases electrode life 200% and more. You said all that to a burglar. And then throwing him heavily to the ground on top of me, I said, try it yourself. See your autolite dealer and replace those old narrow gap spark plugs with white gap autolite resistor spark plugs.  Actually save you gas. Then what? Oh, he said he'd stood all he could and he started yelling for the cops. Oh, and I think I'll start yelling for suspense. And now autolite brings back to a Hollywood soundstage James Stewart as Phil in consequence. The tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. There must be something of the criminal in every man because it seemed that I knew automatically everything I would have to do and how I was going to do it. Dr. Wolfe, please, Dr. Theodore Wolfe. Thank you. Sorry, sir, Dr. Wolfe doesn't answer. Oh, well, uh, say, what's the number of his room again? I want to drop my note. Uh, Dr. Wolfe is in 502. 502, thank you very much. I knew in a big hotel like that the chance of anyone remembering exactly what Ted had looked like was pretty slim. And I figured they'd give me the key all right as long as I didn't have to stumble around asking for the number. I let myself into 502 and snapped on the light. I found the plane tickets on the bureau and a pride opened his luggage and changed into one of his suits. Put on his hat and overcoat just in case. Packed my own things away. There was a pair of dark glasses on the bureau too. I put them on. Then I went downstairs and checked out paying cash. I knew he'd bought the plane tickets to the airport and that the travel clerk in the hotel wouldn't know Ted Wolfe from Adam. Yes, sir? I'm Dr. Wolfe. I've been staying here at the hotel. Oh, yes, doctor. I have a through plane ticket here to Ecuador, a Pan-American for tonight. I want to turn it in. One moment, sir. That's Dr.... Dr. Theodore Wolfe. Pan-American? A Wilson hotel. Got a through ticket to Ecuador. Dr. Wolfe, would you take it? Thank you. It's all right. That will be quite all right, Dr. Wolfe. And while we're at it, you might as well give me a couple of train tickets. Yes, sir. Where to? Huh? I said, where to, sir? Oh, Los Angeles. We've taken care of everything. A note to my bank, supposedly from Ted, and a closing Philip Martin's check for $5,000. And a letter in my own handwriting explaining that I'd agreed to lend him that amount and asking the bank to forward the money to my account in Los Angeles. My account as Ted Wolfe. And we drafted a letter to the people in Ecuador. And we... And in Los Angeles, Joe became Mrs. Ted Wolfe. And at first everything clicked. I got the kind of a job a doctor dreams about where I could write my own ticket and spend at least half my time entirely on research. And Joe, Joe started taking courses for a medical degree. After all, she was only 24. And... And then... And then, right there, right in broad daylight in the hospital, it happened. Joe! Joe, pack a bag as quick as you can. Just enough for two or three days in the mountains. Now, just as fast as you can. Phil! It's Gwen. I saw her just now upstairs in the reception room. Gwen, are you sure? Absolutely sure. Couldn't it be just a coincidence, Phil? I mean, couldn't Gwen maybe just have happened? Maybe, maybe. Listen, Joe, I've been thinking... He, he mustn't know where we go. That's what I was thinking. Maybe it would be better if she did know where we were going. Yes, she did know. I don't know. I don't know. It may just be a coincidence. But if it is a showdown, the mountains is a better place than most. All right. I'll phone the landlady. Is that, is that safe? Now, Gwen won't talk until she's sure. Carlton apartments, Mrs. Burton. This is Dr. Wolfe. I wonder if you'd do me a favor. Why, be glad to, Dr. Wolfe. We're going out of town for a couple of days, and I just remembered some friends said they might stop by, and I thought they might like to join us, so I wanted them to know where we were. All right, sir. Now, maybe you could just stick a note in our door where they'll see it. We're going to Caribou Lake, and we'll be in the cottage at the very top of the mountain. It's right straight up a dirt road from the lake. They, they can't miss it. Caribou Lake, the cottage at the top of the mountain, up the dirt road from the lake. Is that all? Yes. Thank you, Mrs. Burton. That's all. Thank you. Caribou Lake is nothing more than a general store where you can buy bait and hire boats and cottages. That time of year, there's hardly anybody there except the people who own the store. The cottage we had was a good three miles away up a twisting dirt road running above the lake. But you could see it very plain, even at night when the lights were on. We stopped and the store both went in to buy what we needed, food, kerosene, matches, things like that. Then we went on up the mountain. Well, that time it was almost dark and Joe fixed something to eat, but neither of us could touch it. We were watching the road for lights of a car. It was about half past eight when we saw them. Then we went on past the store without stopping and came on up the mountain. It couldn't have been anyone else but Gwen. Well? She didn't waste any time. What if the car is rented? No, she'd bring her own. She loves to drive. Phil, you're not afraid, are you? No. No, not anymore. I'll go. Well, this is a surprise. Hello, Gwen. Dr. Martin always poised. Nothing surprises you, does it? I suppose it was the check. Partly. Then I happened to notice that a Dr. Theodore Wolf had married a Miss Josephine Reynolds in Los Angeles. Did occur to me that your idealistic friend must have been an awfully fast worker. Well, aren't you and your bride going to ask me in? Come in, Mrs. Martin. Thank you. Quite cozy, aren't you? We have been. Well, I'm sorry to break up your old style. All right, cut it out, Gwen. What do you want? Dear man, what do you think I want? The way things are, now you've got $200,000 worth of life insurance coming to you.  Philip, I don't know whether you realize how much worry and anguish you've caused me. Sure, I know. I know. I know just exactly how much. And perhaps you also know exactly how you stand with the law in this matter. I don't know about all this impersonation business, except it would permanently ruin your career. But I do know that the law is covering bigamy are quite drastic. Yeah, I used to think that money meant everything to you, Gwen. But I guess it doesn't, does it? I certainly don't feel called upon to accept rebukes from you, Philip, for anything, not after what you've done. I feel that I'm being most generous to both of you. All right, now just what exactly do you want, Gwen?  How could you shut up? Listen, listen. Just a minute. Listen, Gwen, does anybody else know about this? Of course not. Nobody knows you came out here, or why? After all, Philip, I do have some pride left. Just that I was taking a little trip to New York to forget. New York, huh? All right, Gwen. Let's give us a couple of minutes to talk this thing over, will ya? Alone? Very well. Although I don't see there's very much to talk about. Will you go outside or shall we? I'll go. I'll wait in the car. Oh, Phil. It's all right, Joe. I don't mind now. Neither do I. Do you think you can do it? Me? I'll have to have an alibi. Have you thought? I've thought about it. I've thought about it all day. And it's all right. It's good. She'll disappear the same way I did. A fire? Yeah. Only I'll have to be down at the store when it happens. This place will go up like kindling. And when they pull her out, they'll think it's you. Nobody knows she's up here. And I'll be there to say it is you. How are you going to...? I've got it all fixed in the cellar. All you have to do is... here. Use this hatchet. Can you? Yes. I will. Then go out to the car and get on the floor of the back seat under the blanket, lock it from the inside. I'll probably get away right after it. All right, Phil. I'll see you in the car. And the whole thing shouldn't take more than a couple of hours. Phil, you're not afraid. Are you? No. I'm glad. Decided. Yes, yes. Well, you might as well eat with us. I'll be quite a few details to talk over. I'm not sure I feel much like eating in this house, Philip. Yes, well, I don't know about you, but I'm not going to start back hungry. Give me the keys to your car. It's blocking mine, and I'll go down the hill and get a few things for dinner. Really, Philip? Or will you please stop griping? You've won. Now, give me the keys. Very well. But I wouldn't try any mad dashes if I were you.  No, I don't suppose you would, alone. She went in, I took the keys, but first I went around back down the cellar. I put a lot of old newspapers around the wood pile and doused the whole thing with kerosene. And then I cut a stub of Plummer's candle and set it on the papers and lit it. I knew just about how long it would take the candle to burn down, about 45 minutes. Then I went out and I got in Gwen's car and I started on the mountain without lights. At the drop above the lake, I put it in low, and I cramped the wheels and I jumped out about 40 feet of water. Unless somebody told them where to look, they'd never find the car. Now, all that hadn't taken more than 15 minutes. The walk down to the store took about 20 more. Forget something, Dr. Wolf?  I forgot my tobacco. I can't get through the night without a pipe. No, just how it is. Walk down? Yeah, working up an appetite, you know. There you are. You folks have collars tonight? No, no. Why? A lot of saw a car go up your way while I'm banking. Oh, oh, I saw the lights, but they didn't come up. Somebody must have made the wrong turn. Didn't they come back? I don't know. I was out for a spell. You see that car come back by Daisy? Well, you must have seen it all right. It was about an hour ago. Oh, there. Sure, sure. That was it. Yeah. Mrs. Dooley don't always see so good, but she hears plenty. Am I right? Come on. Look here. Look it. Look it up there. Looks like a fire. See, it is. It is a fire. Donny, Doc, that looks like your place. Well, it couldn't be. But it must be. Big two. We better get up there too. Do you have your car? We'll go in the truck. It's right outside. The boys can bring my along in the car. You hear that, Ma? Yeah. Land. Come on, Doc. I sure hope everything's all right. So do I. Cottage was all wood and dry, and it was completely gone by the time we got there. It was the boys who dragged her out of the embers. I wouldn't look if I was you, Doctor. It must have been quick anyway. She's burnt almost to nothing. You better go on, Doc. We'll take charge of everything. All right. Do you want one of the boys to go with you? No, no, no. I'll get in touch with you from town. I'll make the arrangements down there, and I'll send down for... Sure, sure, sure. You go on. We'll see to everything. All right. Oh, I'm awful sorry, Doctor Wolf. I climbed into the car, and I started down the mountain. When I was around the first bend, I pulled up and stopped. I reached over with one hand and touched the blanket on the floor behind me. Are you all right, Joe? Yes, Philip. I'm quite all right. Gwen has never told me how it happened, but of course she killed Joe. We both killed her. And now I know that I'm trapped. I'm hopelessly irrevocably trapped by the terrible burden of guilt we share between us, as she is. I know now that two people held together by such a frightful bond cannot both go on living. For that bond can be broken in only one way. One of the two must die. And so I write this and place it in the hands of my attorney for safekeeping in order that the true facts be brought to light in the event of such a death. For no matter how innocent it may appear, no matter how natural the cause, how plausible the accident, it will be no accident. It will be murder. Cold-blooded, calculated, deliberate murder. Months while recovering from an attack of amnesia died today in his home from an overdose of sleeping sedative. 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Hi, this is Dr. Don. I have a problem out of chapter eight, section four, about constructing a confidence interval for the difference between two proportions. It says we have 100 volunteers divided into two equal-sized groups. That means 50 each. Each volunteer took a math test that involved some rules, including one that was hidden. Prior to taking the test, one group received eight hours of sleep while the other had no sleep. And the scientists want to know if there's a difference in the proportion of students in each of the volunteers, rather, in each of the two groups who discovered the rule. And they said, what can you infer from the portions using a 95% confidence interval? So let's go to stat crunch. Go to question help, open stat crunch. I have stat crunch open. And as usual, we go to stat. This time we look for proportion stats. We have two samples and we have summary information. I'm going to bring that up. In our first group, P1, we had 40 out of 50. Get the right answer. In the second group, P2, we had 15 out of 50. We want a confidence interval for a confidence level of 95% and we just click compute. And we get this answer here. We get that our sample difference, P1 minus P2 is positive. That means P1 is bigger than P2 and the difference is 0.5. And our lower limit is 0.331. Our upper limit is 0.669, which is what they wanted there. So the second part is to interpret what we've come up with. We can say that one, the proportion is positive. That means P1 is bigger than P2 or the proportion who slept got the answer more often than the proportion who didn't sleep. And because there is no zero in our confidence interval, that means that this is a statistically significant difference that is real and more than likely. So that's the answer. There is sufficient evidence that the proportion who slept, P1, is greater than the proportion who did not sleep, P2. Hope this helps.


Hello, my name is David Moon. I'm the president of the Cambodia Phnom Penh mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We're located here in Cambodia and we are happy to be here today as part of this donation ceremony. We had a number of pallets of supplies that were donated to the Cambodia Children's Fund Rescue Center. And we had here today the U.S. Ambassador William Todd. We also had Commodore Morgan from the U.S. Navy ship Mercy. We had representatives of LDS Charities. We had the founder and director of Cambodia Children's Fund and we also had a number of personnel from the Cambodian military and they are a key partner in this as well, helping to provide the relief and the supplies and make sure they get to the right people. This rescue center is located close to a garbage dump, Stangmen Jai, here in Phnom Penh and many of the children that are being blessed here in this rescue center were abandoned or grew up on this garbage dump. So these supplies are badly needed by these children to help educate and lift and help them to establish a footing for their future lives. And we're just happy to be here and to be able to partner with the Cambodia Children's Fund and with the U.S. Navy ship Mercy who is here doing a fabulous work providing medical care for many of the people here in Cambodia.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com, coming at you with the brand new 2021 Bowman Draft Baseball Jumbo Edition, eight box pick your team number two. Very big thanks to this group right here for getting in on the action. Here on Friday the 31st, thanks for spending a part of your New Year's Eve with us, which is why we started a little earlier today, ending a little earlier today. Here's Karen with the Angels. Pop this big jumbo case open right here. Let's see what we can pull. This takes about an hour, 20 hour, 30 minutes, so settle in, hang out, and enjoy our possible last break of the new year. I did say that, hey listen, if that immaculate sells out, I'll do it. Otherwise, this will be our last break of the night and of the new year. Thanks everybody for joining us and making us part of your New Year's Eve plans. I appreciate that. Now as you know, as you read in the description, no paper base ships at all, unless it's these three players right here, Marcelo Meyer for Boston, Colton Couser for Baltimore, and Henry Davis for Pittsburgh. Don't let me forget that break credit promo at the end too. It'll be my little note. Hi, Michael. Sorry, I missed your comment. No, it will not break tonight. Just ran out of time unfortunately. I don't think it was even close to filling anyway, so I think that was always going to be a Sunday break. So if you're watching live, this is our last break of the night, unless that basketball break sells out. We're off tomorrow for New Year's Day, and then we'll be back to our regular schedule starting on Sunday, the second. So it'll be all normal after that. By then, everyone will be back from their holidays and vacation stuff, and I think Teddy is recuperating now, and I think he'll be ready to go by next week. Our squad will be back to full strength and ready to tackle the new year. No worries, Michael. Have a happy New Year too. All right, so we're going to breeze through all of these. Paper aside here. Obviously, all Chrome, all Inserts ship, all of that will ship. And we've got Tristan Casas to 250, that is, and his future teammate, Marcelo Meyer, both Red Sox, both for EA. And then we've got Dustin Sines, 53 out of 150 for Washington. And that'll be for Drew, and our first auto of the break is Jaden Hill. Two out of 25 orange Chrome autograph for the Rockies. That'll be for K-Shun, with the Rocks. There's Ronnie Maurizio to 99, Green Paper. These cards are pretty cool too. I think these are one per box. Some of them can be numbered. Green Paper, Metz, Ryan H, with the Ronnie Maurizio. And we've got a class of 2021 autograph redemption. Matt Mikulski, San Francisco Baseball Giants. That's going to go to Chris Walker and my rivals, the San Francisco Giants. Another Marcelo Meyer for EA and the Boston Red Sox. Yeah, that orange auto is a nice looking one. A lot of prospect hunting here. I know there are some players that probably sell well right now, but there's a lot of, you know, with Bowman stuff, as usual, it's worth hanging on to almost all of these players. Because you never know when they could be, some of them could be late bloomers. So you never know. So there's Mitch Bratt for Texas. That'll be for Jeremy Taylor. And that's our third and final autograph of the first box. So let's see if we can find some other low numbered stuff here. Obviously for sets, for products like this, train whistles are going to be few and far between. We'll look for those super fractures. I love this new parallel right here, the Lava. That's to $199. That looks really cool. Brendan Beck for the Yankees. That's going to go to Mike Rosinski and some paper. And that's Brian Miller with the Colton-Couser. All right, box one in the books. Next box. We've got Tommy May, 76 out of 99. Green Chrome for the tribe. That's going to be for Ryan H. in Cleveland. Tyler Black. Autograph for the brew crude. That's for Giuseppe. And Milwaukee. All right, there's another Colton-Couser for Baltimore. That'll be for Brian Miller with the O's. All these Henry Davises will go to Marc Basette and the Pirates. I think we'll find some of his ink in here too. That'll be nice. Next auto is Speckle, Mike McGreevy, 60 out of 71. That'll be for St. Louis. That's going to go to Darren Porterhouse State. Georgia on the board. Vasabe for Tampa Bay. Anthony. We should be looking for one more auto out of this box. And our third autograph of the box is Michael Morales. Seattle. It's going to go to Zachary S. and the M's. We'll do an autograph recap at the end too. Ladies and gents. And Stephen Hajjar to 499. 220 out of 499 for the twins. That'll be for Daniel Becker. We've got Purple Chrome, Miguel Geraldo. 65 out of 250 for the Bluebirds. That's going to go to Kayshan. All right, another book down or another box down. Another book, Ian book. And another one to go. Got Ivan Herrera. Green Speckle, 63 out of 99 for Darren and the Redbirds. And our autograph is Isaac Pacheco. 422 out of 499. Refractor autograph for the Tigers. Karen with the T-Draze. Second round pick. Nice. All right, we got 001 out of 499. The first one ever printed. Ricky Tiedman for the BlueJays. Kayshan with that one. And the Henry Davis will go to the Pirates. That'll be for Mark. Henry Davis, I think it's another first overall pick catcher. I feel like what, the last three out of the last five years, the number one overall pick, have they been catchers? Maybe three of the last six years or something like that? Because it was Adley Rushman, Joey Bart, because Henry Davis, I think they were all number one overall picks. If I'm not mistaken. Here's Rushman, he was the former one number one overall pick. Joey Bart, a number one overall. There's TJ White for Drew and the Nationals. Tommy Mace, blue paper to 150. There he is, Henry Davis. Got a Ryan Webb double, no, 70 out of 499, not 007. It's for Ryan and Cleveland. Mitch Bratt right here. Mitch Bratt, 20-02 out of 250. Rangers, autograph going to Jeremy Taylor. Round and round. What goes around comes around. So that's our third autograph from the box. Now we're maybe just looking for some parallels here. Let's read those out. Number of paper does not ship as stated in the description, except for those three players that we mentioned earlier. Manuel Rodriguez, purple chrome to 250. Daniel and the twins in that pirate. Of course we'll go to Mark. Got Georgia at Michigan on the background. Georgia up 7-0. Oh, and it's about to be, well it's a big run. Inside the 30 now for Georgia. All right, next Bowman draft box, good luck. And there's Colton Cowser, purple paper to 250. One of the bigger names in this set here, with that one, that's 64 out of 250. And we got a Diego Cartia, gold, 26 out of 50. One of the Dodgers up and coming prospects, catching prospects. There's Kai Bush, Bowman first autograph for the Angels, last bottom ojo, Karen P. Picked up the Angels last, gets the Kai Bush. Kai Bush, second rounder. Suppose you would expect second rounders to contribute in the majors, if not blossom into superstars. I guess it could happen at any level, but expectations are a little bit higher for the early round guys. Darren is thinking this case has the makings of a super-fractor, ooh. Yeah, I wouldn't mind seeing a super-fractor out of here. And you're thinking maybe a Jackson Job super-fractor? I don't know what team he plays for, but any super-fractor would be great. Alright Joe, I'll see you in the new year. Alright man, have a happy new year man, see ya. Bye. Happy new year. Thanks you too, happy new year. Carlos's brother. Touchdown for Georgia way too easy. Alright, there's Luke Murphy, 11 out of 99. Another Angel for Karen, last bottom ojo. Darren's getting a Jackson Job super-fractor autograph. And he's a tiger, that would make Karen very happy. She has the tigers. And those two Angels as well. Davis, another Marcello Meyer. There's Jackson Job. Alright, and the third auto of this box, Dominic Hamill. That'll be for Ryan Harold and the Metropolitan with that Bowman first auto on the board. Third round pick. Well, we do have a couple Karen's that break with us, Darren. Are you thinking of Karen P? Who has the Angels in this? Or are you thinking of Karen S? Alright, a Guy Rosario, paper to 499. Got another Diego Cartia, this time Aqua Lava refractor to 199. For the Dodgers, that goes to Kevin. The Dodgers. Alright, we are halfway through this break. I think you're thinking of the other Karen. Darren. The Karen that usually buys the big Patriots fan. Alright, halfway through this break. Got about another 30 minutes or so to go. Next box. That's definitely dragging a little bit here, ladies and gentlemen. Not used to being up as early as I was. But New Year's Eve had to get in early with new releases. We get at least a good chunk of these guns before we break for the new year. And we're back on Sunday. We won't be here on Saturday because we'll be New Year's Day. We'll be recovering. Allow the team to have the team spend a little time with friends and family. Recharge a little bit. And then we'll be back in action on Sunday the 2nd. And we should be back to our regular schedule from there on out. At least I'll be back to my regular schedule. No, I won't be back to my regular schedule. We'll be back to our regular schedule starting Sunday. I think Jason will be on Sunday. And then I'll be on Monday. And then from there everything should be normal from there on out. Yeah, I feel bad about the good carans of the world. You know, their name being made fun of, dragged through the mud. There's 81 out of 250, Geosis, Gunnar Hogland, for Queixin in Toronto. Your autograph is a twin, 153 out of 499, Christian and Carnotion, Strong. That'll be for Daniel Becker in Minnesota. Fourth round pick. There's Brady House, purple paper to 250 for the Nats. Yeah, their name has been destroyed. And the good ones just caught in the fire, which is unfortunate. The number of good carans outweigh the vocal minority of bad carans. Maybe the good carans of the world. Is that Genesis? Am I reading that wrong? It's like an O, doesn't it? Genesis is what I meant to say. I was just making sure you were paying attention, Eddie. Just making sure you were paying attention. Micah Otenbright, they say in the radio industry, especially when you're not, if you're a talk radio show, and you're not getting a lot of calls, they say that just intentionally say something incorrectly, and there'll be a lot of people that'll be more than happy to correct you. And that'll get the conversation going. You sure it's not Geosis? I think it's Geosis. Tyler McDonough to 499. I'm pretty sure it's Geosis. Thanks, Eddie. Here's Genesis. Gunner Hope. Or Geosis. Wait, folks. I was like on vacation, then I'm like two days of non-vacation, and then I've got another two days off.  Joe, are you breaking tomorrow? What's that? You're gonna break tomorrow? No, we are absolutely closed tomorrow. Nothing's happening tomorrow. But we're back on Sunday. Be back before you know it. Next week will be, next week will be great. No, good looking at, Eddie. I appreciate that. Good looking out. There's Jordan, uh, VRs. VRs to 199. That's for the Phillies. Henry Davis is here as well. Yeah, I'm just a little thrown off. And then I was, then I was breaking normal time last night, and then got in here early today. I don't know if I had enough coffee today. I'm all thrown off. I don't even know what day it is. I know it's New Year's Eve. Happy New Year's everybody. I couldn't tell you if it's, is it Thursday, Saturday? There's Christian Scott. 56 out of 250. Purple chrome autograph. A little bit of color there for Ryan Harold and the Metz, the Metropolitan's. Geosis. Genesis, Jordan Lawler. Losing my mind. Now this might be our last break of the night, unless that immaculate basketball sells out. So I made that promise everybody, but no one's taking me up on that promise. There's still six spots left. There's six spots left when we started this break 40 minutes ago. There's Gavin Williams for Cleveland to 150. 38 out of 150. All right, three more boxes to go. Almost there. Stay on target. Let's go. Are you saying, Darren's saying that if I'm wearing a T with wording on it, I'm on point. I'm wearing T-shirts. I'm off. That might be, that might be true. That might be true. I'm not wearing a hat today. Maybe, maybe that, maybe all the, all my brain power is just flying out of my head. Usually the hat contains the brain power inside, but maybe not. Maybe I'm, maybe, maybe things are flying out of my head. Brain power. All the electric synapses, a lot of electricity being lost. All that, all those synapses, electricity, they're firing out that way. All my hats inside are lined with with a type of foil that'll reflect electric energy.  Without that, I'm just losing all sorts of brain power. All right, electric geosis. We got Maximo Acosta, Speckle, and we've got a Marco Luciano to 25 for the Giant, one of their big prospects. Chris Walker with my rivals, and we got a blue-waved Tyler McDonough 114 out of 150. For Boston, that's going to be for EA Sports, it's in the game. Speaking of EA Sports, it's in the game. RIP, John Madden. That was sad.  I think he had been in sort of weakening health over the years, but it was sad to see and pass away. Former Raider Coach, legend, and of course, famous announcer, and of course launched one of the was the face of one of the biggest sports video game franchises in all of history, in video game history.  What a team. I think people and I'm sure if you've been reading a lot of the tribute and the stories and all that stuff I think if you haven't read all of that, I think you'd be surprised at how much I think you'd be surprised at how much how much he had changed the way we watch television and the way we watch, as football especially, on TV. I think he pioneered that Monday Night Football crew, pioneered a lot of things that we just take for granted nowadays on a football broadcast. There's Robert Gasser throwing the gas 15 out of 25 jumping jack flash and we've got another Padre, Kevin Cops that'll be for Drew and the Padres both of those will go to Drew I think I was also reminded that I think I was also reminded that he, that John Madden also was pretty influential even after he retired as a coach I want to say still pretty influential in the rules committee so he was a big consultant for a lot of rules there used to be a rule some of you remember there used to be a rule where on a field goal or an extra point or something like that in that kicking scenario if this if you're the defending team so there's the nose tackle in front of you and there's another player behind you and the kicking team is Miguel Geraldo right here that's the kicking team right you used to be able to run jump off the back of the nose tackle and dive over into the kicking area and that was allowed for I guess some time or maybe there was like a loophole in the rule and someone figured out and they started doing it and they were talking about whether they should or whether they should outlaw that or not and apparently there's an old story of how the rules team of how the rules team were kind of talking about it and they're like ah we can just table this for next year or whatever they were just kind of like we don't have to rule against it and they were just going to move on and then they realized that John Madden hadn't said a peep on this conference call on this teleconference call this is zoom without video for the kids out there so they were like wait John what do you think you know this is okay if we just let this go right it's like yeah John Madden was like yeah and is John Madden we'll let it go we'll let it go and then we'll wait until someone jumps up on the top of of a nose tackle and then lands on his neck and snaps his neck and then we'll change the rule we'll change it then 10 out of 499 his point being hey let's it's always let's always let's get ahead of it let's always be ahead of the rule instead of doing it after the fact and the rules committee was like you know what you're right we'll nip that rule we'll nip that play in the bud that Andrew Abbott refractor autof goes to Mark Bassett and the Reds there you go Mark oh John Madden RIP and then Betty White what's the way today what's the old saying that these celebrity deaths happen in threes 13 out of 75 Nualvi Marte Mariners Zachary I don't know who's the third going to be I guess you could say Betty White was a Titan of the was a Titan of the entertainment industry the television industry John Madden a Titan of the football industry will there be a third person I guess I suppose they'd have to be at least in their 80s to 90s and a Titan of their industry at least in the more of the sports entertainment industry Betty White also also living a full life as well always sad to see them go but they kind of live their full lives Ozzie is out living funny like I feel like I feel like there are those exceptions right you have you have a number of like these hard partying rock stars from back in the day who somehow are still alive Keith Richard it's not the years on Keith Richard just the mileage right alright second to last box Kevin Kops to 150 Tommy Mace to 199 for Cleveland Ryan Harold Tanner Allen that'll be for the fish that's gonna go to Robert Robert Throne and we've got a Colton Cower Couser that is autograph for the Baltimore Orioles he's supposed to be one of the bigger name prospects at least for now at least early on in this set right here that's Brian Miller with Baltimore Brian with Baltimore congrats here SC yes let's get that filled I'm sure we'll have that done by that's how we come back on Sunday or Monday so the number of fillers to go on that too but we'll get there we'll eventually get that done and when we do it's gonna be awesome gonna be a great new year break great way to start off the new year oh and a nice Julio Rodriguez autograph popping up right here sticker autograph 87 out of 99 maybe a variation autograph gets the stickers he's supposed to be pretty good that goes to Seattle those are our three autographs right there that'll be for for Zachary in Seattle wasn't there a new jazz we break don't remember his name tall kid you might be thinking of Josh yeah we'll probably get him doing some Instagram every once in a while to fill in in case case Jason and I are on on vacation or something think he might be back back in action this weekend early next week yeah I think so he's pretty not he's pretty knowledgeable about the about the hobby and sports he had I think he had done his own his own breaking a little bit before on his own before he joined our team here earlier this year and yeah knows knows what he's doing and hopefully hopefully he'll be be here a while well turns I wasn't good bonus auto here Luke Murphy autograph for Karen P and the halos Xander mojica we got a Spencer Torkles and purple chrome to 250 for Karen and the Tigers right down right oh boy a lot of a lot of cards here in this Bowman draft 8th and final box boys and girls thanks for hanging with me thanks for hanging with with Jaspie all year long another great year in the books I know people like Darren have been with us for we've celebrated many new years together Darren and another one in the books appreciate everybody just really getting into all of the action throughout the year everyone here that has supported us whether it's one order or if it's been hundreds of orders thousands of orders thousands of dollars worth of orders or tens of dollars worth of orders I appreciate every little bit helps I tell everybody we just don't want just high rollers that doesn't work we need everybody we need low rollers to buy the cheap teams the medium rollers to buy the medium price teams and then the high rollers to buy some of the higher end teams so we appreciate everybody's order big or small so thank you very much I appreciate it you know we've been doing this I think we're going into our eighth year of breaking now hopefully they'll be I'm sure there'll be eight more years of breaking too you know but through all the through all the changes in the hobby and I know it's not a cheap hobby you know we all know this but it is a hobby and it is something that we enjoy so I appreciate everybody growing with us learning with us and just discovering new products some are good some are bad some are great some are not but at least we're learning together and having some fun I think that's the that's the whole idea let's hydrate the throat a little bit here Darren's business runs on small jobs because they keep us going Darren what do you do if you don't if you don't mind but yeah I mean I think you know I think too many early breaking operations that I've noticed in the early years and Darren you may remember this too too many people early on too many of these early breakers would really focus way too much on the high rollers and I understand they want to make a sale blah blah blah you know I do too right but it was funny not funny but just a little counterproductive because I was like well most of the audience painting handyman nice yeah see it's all about the small jobs small consistent jobs that'll keep it going we kind of feel the same way about spots here too Pete Crow Armstrong for the Cubs and it'll be for James but yeah the early days I feel like there'll be a lot of young breakers or inexperienced breakers who will like you know they would cater to them really there's Ryan Holgate would kind of hook them up with like hey this breaks loading up so you can buy those teams but yeah exactly Darren high rollers come and go you know what I mean it's not sustainable for I mean unless you're a millionaire who really loves this one business and one you know like there's Cade Povich for the twins Daniel Becker so you know like they would focus too much on those high rollers eventually burn out or go away or get bored with or whatever the case may be or find a different break or something like that then all of a sudden they're back to square one with they're back to square one with everybody you know so we've done our best to make sure that we don't do that as much and I think that just builds a better I'd like to think I don't know I don't have the numbers for this aside from the fact that we're still in business I don't know if that's the reason why but I think in the early days one of the reasons why the reasons we're like hey listen you know we want to treat everyone as as the same as possible you know we're not too impressed when this has happened in years past not recently but in years past where someone's like do you know how much I've spent I should blah blah blah it's like no you really don't we do our best to try to to try to treat everyone as similarly as possible and we can all have fun it's great JT Schwartz paper to 499 but hey seven eight years later here we are hopefully we've been able to pull you something over the years if not hey keep getting your at bats in and eventually we'll get a hit for you some of the biggest pulls that we've ever had were for people who were like man I've been doing this for ages hey you were close here's some color Jackson Joe Darren Porter he was guessing a super factor Karen but I'm sure you'll you'll take this for now 33 out of 199 Aqua lava refractor for Karen P and the Detroit Tigers yeah a case of yeah a case of do you know who I am not good does not work no one's really impressed with it when celebrities do it I don't think businesses are not impressed with it the best is when the best Aaron is when they think they're high rollers they think they're spending a lot but they're really not that's even more embarrassing for that person and then we're like oh we appreciate your business but you are not flexing at the right time here not surprisingly for most of you is that the high rollers actually actually don't cause the problems I've never had an actual high roller I mean not in the last I mean not recently anyway not in the last however many years actually I don't even know if I can remember you know what I mean but I think the high rollers generally aren't the ones that give us the trouble actual high rollers don't give us trouble non-high rollers who think their high rollers will give us problems and then the rest of you like you are smart and sharp and you understand how to budget things how to budget things out you know the risks involved in group breaks and you plan and break and join our breaks accordingly sometimes a lot sometimes you pull back a little bit but you're having fun I feel like it's that small percentage of people make a lot of noise and I mean we handle it professionally but they just kind of embarrass themselves there's Ben Casparius little Dodger Joe Mojo for Kevin Parker fifth round pick I don't know what his deal is but you know hopefully he'll be hopefully he'll be amazing and that'll be a million dollar card but you know that's part of business anyone who's in the for a retail business world you kind of know this when you're taking on clients in any kind of any sort of capacity you got it but all those people aside for the rest of you you have helped get us to where we need to be and I appreciate that because we wouldn't have logged in another great year without you ladies and gentlemen so thank you very much I know no one's going to see this because this is the end of an hour long hour and a half video but for those of you watching live spread the word Jaspeas appreciates you I appreciate you 10 out of 99 Adley Rushman and we're going to close it out with with a Colton Kouser JT Schwartz, Brainer Chad just give away a little money and I'll do a quick little autograph recap as well alright thanks Darren see you, have a good new year, I'll see you next time alright for those of you in Jumbo two, $500 of break credit being given away if you bought at least two teams, one entry, four teams two entries so on and so forth basically by an even number of teams half of those become entries top five when $100 of break credit each column A by your first names let's actually expand the the size a little bit Anthony with two teams, one entry Daniel Becker, two teams, one entry Darren got three teams two count for the purposes of the promo one entry EA, two teams, one entry Kayshaan, two teams, one entry Karen, two teams, one entry Mark got four teams, that's two entries Ryan Harold, two teams one entry let's do another quick spot check again, we got Ryan Mark Karen EA two different Druze got Darren no Daniel, no Kristen alright very good odds right here, we've got nine spots here top five top five after eight that's really good top five after eight, good luck one, two, three four five six seven and eighth in final time, after eight we got Darren, Mark, Mark Anthony and Daniel, congrats to you $100 of break credit each going your way, Mark I'll send that $100 the $200 in one break credit code, check your emails thanks for watching everybody, I'm Joe for jaskiescasebreaks.com happy new year, bye-bye oh no, recap, not goodbye almost forgot whoa can't forget that recap, this video is too long there's nice Colton Couser autograph redemption a lot of nice color pop in here no train whistles as of yet but maybe we'll find some find some later on and there you have it gang, now I'm done Joe for jaskiescasebreaks.com here have a great night, happy new year, bye-bye


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That search would have been conducted by the officers attending under the provision to undertake the audit of the facilities there to store the weapons. Well, 4.2 tonnes of ammunition, mines and energy provide the systems to us to remove that, render it safe and remove it from the property. 4.2 tonnes of ammunition, various calibre of ammunition. I personally haven't seen it, but 4.2 tonnes is an extensive amount of ammunition. When were any of the weapons downloaded? Not that I can comment on. Any, I know you're still doing it. Once again, those weapons would have to be holistically examined. These firearms are concerning. The market, the value of the Glock, the handguns would be around the $10,000 mark. Some of the military-style rifles would be around the $30,000 to $50,000 value on the open market. So conservatively we're probably looking at a $2-3 million haul, including the ammunition. Are they licensed to possess those weapons for farming purposes? Yes, they are licensed to hold those weapons, and some of the weapons would be used for farming purposes. Any idea what you're talking about? As I said, we're working with other law enforcement agencies to try and identify the origin of the firearms. At this stage it's still early days in this investigation. We see a few times before. They are licensed firearm holders, and in relation to the purpose of what they had this Cache A4, I can't comment on this stage. Yes, they were. Were children there? No. Yes, there was two other persons present. No. The location of the firearms and the removal of them from the public. Any firearm that's being held unlawfully is one that we want to recover. Recovering this many is a great coup for us. Were you surprised? I don't really want to go into the grounds of why they went there, but obviously there was an interest in the possibility that there was unlawfully possessed firearms there at the address at that time. How long do you think it's taken for them to build up this war? Look, I really can't answer that question. 4.2 tonnes of ammunition. Given the current climb of accessing ammunition, it's fairly restrictive. The firearms there, there are some firearms that are aged. There are some modern firearms there, such as the MP5. So at this stage of the investigation, we're unable to say how long they've been stockpiling for. I'm not too sure as to how long they've been licensed firearm holders for. There are some fairly old, would indicate to us that they're probably 20 to 30 years old. I really can't say what the blistics and forensics experts will be doing. They'll be identifying the serial numbers, other identification marks on the firearms. They will be test firing all the firearms, obtaining what we'd like to call a DNA profile of that gun. It will be matched with a national database to see if any of the firearms have been used in other offences. From an investigative purpose, we will be liaising with our law enforcement partners, trying to identify the origin of those firearms. Well, we hope so, yes. In investigation, I suppose there probably will be further charges preferred. Detective McNally, is this a problem in your part of the state? The firearms are removed. It's probably a time they're reminded to people, particularly in rural communities, where people lawfully possess firearms as part of their primary production, that it's important that they secure those areas. It's not a particular problem for Central Region. It must have been, and they just kept finding gun out there, gun out there, it must have been a surprise to see what the... The State Crime Command, Operations Support Command and the Wide Bay Burnett Detectives. There's quite a number of staff involved, and it was a painstaking search. As the Detective Superintendent said, it's a fairly large rural property with a number of structures and buildings on it, so it did take some time. Is there a dominant... Obviously, it's the early stage of the investigation, and we're still working through it, but we're not aware of any CMG presence in Monto. In total, there were 71 firearms licensed to the property. They were also holding firearms for other persons. Firearms that were located, we've taken possession of because there is a number of storage issues in relation to the weapons that we have collected. Some pictures of the property, but it would just be really good to show. I mean, is there... Look, really, I haven't been to the property myself, but virtually, given the number of weapons, the weapons were located in the donkeys on the property, through sheds on the property. There was a storage facility... Sorry. There was a storage facility used on the property. So, yeah, there was... I can't really specify.


Tendency there, conversion. I know we didn't ultimately put the defense back on the field, but they got to close games as well. And that's what a good team does. There's no panic. And our guys, I think it says a lot about the character of this team and this staff after the last couple of weeks, because we don't live and die on the day-to-day narratives. We keep trying to improve. And really proud of this team and the staff. Can you discuss quarter-real's play and 151-yard rush in the season-high for you this far? Yeah, and that's what good teams have to do. That's why you can live in all these narratives. And they're all BS if you don't continue to grow and improve. And we felt good about it, about the one game, regardless of what statistics and situations, whatever. We kept chipping away. And today was a great job by the entire offense running the football. Obviously, having the CP back adds an element. He's a warrior. He's a big physical presence. I can do a lot for us. And that's clear. It was good to have him back. Personnel by the player, Dalman, coming in at dinner, and Mikhail Walker at linebacker for Deion. Yeah, so that was a plan all week with Henny and Drew. And I thought Matt responded. That's not an easy thing to go through. And yeah, it was a little unconventional. But we thought it was best for our football team. And I thought it made us better. And we'll continue to do that. The guy's going to have to step up. It's a long season. Deion had something pop up at the end of the week. And that's what we developed, the roster.  He stayed ready all year. And he did a good job playing that role today. We felt good about it. Like I said, I mean, you can write conventional rules. Whatever. But we felt good about the rotation. We got a lot of trust in both Henny and Drew and the work they've done all year with Matt. So it is what it is. We felt good about it. And that's why we went with it. So, ball friend down, why did you not? Which one?   It was when they were down and they were kicking with your ball. Mm-hmm. And they clocked the clock more than 1.10, which was exactly, did you take any time out there? Well, it depends on the advantage. I mean, you can make an argument either way. But they're going to get the ball after half. So, you know, they're going to time out. We're at advantage, I believe, of second 11, when I called it. It's incomplete. I believe they had a third and 11. They checked it down. We tackled them, watching to see if they were going to call a time out, seeing what they're going to do. You know, there was kind of some consternation on the sideline. So I think he was looking at me and thinking, I was going to call it. I was waiting, just playing the game. Because I felt with two timeouts, obviously, we threw an interception. I thought we had plenty of time to go down and score a field goal. You know, it's like the balance between time and timeouts. And we felt good about it. And really, it was, you know, the result of what happened on third down. So, yeah, you could bang it there. But I didn't want to give them that opportunity to see what they were going to do. So this is a game flow, but to have an offensive line performance where they allowed just one stack after the referee. Sure. So it's a rally. You got a tough-minded group is what it says.  You've got to see the big picture. You look at minor obstacles that get thrown your way in a long NFL season. And it says a lot about this team. We're chipping away. So we're right in the mix. And we got six games to go, playing meaningful ball in December. That's where we want to be. Sure, you want your record to be better, but this team grinds. They do. Whether you start 0-2, you dip to 4-6, the easy thing to do would be rationalize and say, oh, this, that. Nope, we're going to continue to work and try to get better. Well, there's a couple of things. Certainly, he's a good football player. And you've got to account for him. He plays a lot of role, but he's a good, he's a physical, he's a hard guy to tackle in that state and the obvious there. So it brings a different element in that way. When you get late in the year and you're running the football, I mean, it's a hit to add up. And he can do a lot for us. And it says a lot about him. He went out there and played today. And he made an impact. But really, it's kind of, we needed something early. Felt we got some good momentum. And he was able to punch the ball in on that run. And it kind of got us going again. Did you have to tell him how to make the turn because that's something that he's going to do. I made that decision. You made it? Yes, because he would try to do everything. So sometimes you have to save people on themselves. Sometimes you want to coach guys like that. Maybe they can have more of a turn in this thing because of how much he's coming into the office. Well, I mean, every week presents a different set of challenges. So it was a big week to week. And we'll see where he's at. You know, that'll be how we make those calls.  But all options are on the table. On the 12-yard run, I think you can see it on film. Chief gets a good lead, blocks on the house. And they will give them a lot in the right side, kind of fields, and opens up more. What type of power, what type of statement does a power run like that make for you? Well, you can be physical in the wide zone. So no matter what scheme that you can add a physicality to it, you know, we don't, which most people don't. But I think we want to have a physical presence. Whatever scheme we're running, wide zone, tight zone, gap, pin pull, there's a lot of ways to try to run the football. But we want to have a physical element. And that's why we train the way we do. I try to get up to a lot of scrimmage. And it's good to see those guys, you know, hard work pay off. And then next week's going to present a whole different set of challenges. And we've got to find a way to go to one of the division game at home.  I mean, the human emotion, right after, you know, you lose two games like that, it's easy to, like I said, to be go through the range of emotions. But when you take a step back and you can have some perspective, and that's what we'll always try to say, have some perspective. Here's where we're at. We know why. We deserve to be where we're at. But it's not catastrophic. I think too many times people think of the instant result, you know, well, there's a lot of ways to go with it. But I don't believe in that. And this team doesn't. And you just get back to work. Things we want to tweak, we'll continue to do that. So it says a lot about the character of these players and the staff. What was giving you that confidence? What did you see that made you? Same thing that gave me confidence in Tennessee.  But there was times in 18 where it didn't look too pretty. And, you know, we got going at the end of the year in the run game, it just takes some time, sometimes. And these guys work so hard. And the easy thing to do would be, hey, let's panic. Let's just start grabbagging, stealing plays that we think work that other people may not fit us. It's not what we'll be in training to do. We've been training to hit these combinations. And they paid off today. It doesn't guarantee that it'll be like that next week.  But it's what we believe in. And I've been through it before. So again, talk about perspective and going back to work. Patterson, we can play pattern. He got his defensive snap today. Did you see it? Did you mark that down? I may put him on the depth chart for D-Led next week at free safety. So you might. With the film, how do you? It doesn't mean go with the hot hand or do you go in, say, two, two, or two, one, two, one? Yeah. How does that actually work? Well, like I said, it was a little unconventional. Our plan was to go two and two and take it from there. And we'll assess when we get back and watch the film. Have a day to kind of think about it and just see where we go from here. And he was turning over from Duran there at the interception. And then the big guys kind of make a moment in there and give him a proper run. They even proved the defensive guys. Again, Duran and Eric, these guys provide a lot of steady leadership. It's good to see Richie and Darren. It's a long season. We tried to have perspective there, too. They came up. They made plays. And the guys continually, odd days continually have just a quiet pro. And a lot of these young guys are having impacts and they're surrounded by some smart vets. And we got to play together as a team.  Just what kind of confidence did that give them? A lot. Yeah, it's a team game. I mean, whatever the circumstance, throw it our way. We would love to have converted that third down. We didn't. So credit to Jacksonville. But there's no panic. The only thing there was the play clock there. It was a little bit of a, I don't know what happened there, why they pumped it and then went down. I'll get to the bottom of that. You take a delay. It's not catastrophic right there. But you don't want to see the false start on the next one. But Thomas More said, another guy, we came in this week. He's a pro and he made an impact on the game. And not that Dustin Colquitt hasn't punt it well either. But those are why we have a good staff and everybody's collaborative and then Terry and his staff and all the coaches, we all collaborate. And those are underrated moves that nobody thinks about.  There you go.


Welcome to Yechidda. Croeso i Yechidda. Yechidda is a Welsh language awareness video aimed at all of us who work within the NHS in Wales. Now, being a Welsh language awareness video, you might well think that it's to do with the language. Well, yes it is, but it's more than that. In fact it has much more to do with patient care. During the video we'll be hopefully finding some things out about the Welsh language. But also we'll be looking at how crucial language is to the quality of care received by patients. How well are we caring for our bilingual nation? Well, I normally start off with a Welsh-speaking person, with the sentences, esgais o'r ochi, vici sumach, sy'n adwi onrwy'n dusg i Cymraeg, dwi'n yn siarad Cymraeg yn dipyn bach, which just basically says my name's Vicky. I'm learning Welsh. I just tries to show them that I have made a bit of an effort. Yes, some days we can come across Europeans, Spanish Italians. So it's not just most people that we come across, it's quite a few languages really. One of the first things any visitor to Wales notices is that we're a country of two languages, a bilingual nation. Both the Welsh and the English languages are visible in all parts of Wales, on road signs, shops, offices, cafes, pubs, vans and lorries, and yes, on hospitals and ambulances as well. Welsh is also heard all over Wales, from Bridge End to Menai Bridge, from Denby to Tenby, in the street, at work, in the community, at school and at play. Apparently over one in five of the population of Wales admit to the authorities that we can speak Welsh. Admit to the authorities. The census. Ah, well that must be well over half a million people. Yep, although most probably around a quarter of us could actually hold a simple conversation down the pub or over the garden fence, and about half of us have some useful knowledge of Welsh. Useful knowledge, like what? Well, like bod y da, iechyd da, and for healthcare workers, sy'n edrych i. Fine, thanks. So, where would you say these half million Welsh speakers live then? Is this a quiz? Yes. Okay, here in that case in the north and west, isn't it? There, there, are they? Yes, well that's the general view because the communities there have a higher percentage of Welsh speakers, but they also live there, there, there and there. In fact, more Welsh speakers live in urban areas of Wales than do in the rural areas. Do they? With the growth of Welsh medium education over recent years, young people are much more likely to be able to speak Welsh than older generations, and the trend is increasing. Many young children, of course, don't speak any language other than Welsh. Language is crucial to the way we all live our lives. We use language every day in all sorts of ways to convey information, to send messages, to chat to friends, to convey thoughts and describe feelings. It's a vital part of the everyday currency of life. For Welsh speakers, being able to speak Welsh rather than English actually feels different. People often feel that they're not quite themselves when talking in a second language. Life does not quite ring true as it were. The window is somehow obscured. For health care workers, putting people at their ease and ensuring effective communication is a vital role. In the year 2000, the Welsh Consumer Council published a report called Welsh in the Health Service. It called on health professionals to do more to facilitate Welsh language services for patients. Language is very important in the realm of health care because communication is of the utmost importance and making sure that when you explain things to patients, it's really important to choose your words properly, make it understandable but not patronising, phrasing things in a way it's acceptable to people, especially if it's bad news. Yes, well, right you are, I can see that Welsh speakers might prefer to speak Welsh with their health workers, it's only natural I suppose, but surely they can all speak English anyway, can't they? Young children of Welsh speaking families often don't speak English before starting school and some don't speak English fluently until they're about nine or ten. Elderly patients who have often lived in a Welsh speaking community all their lives might have serious difficulty in English, particularly if they're under stress. Some increasingly revert to using Welsh only as they get older, a condition known as bilingual aphasia. Mental health patients and patients with special educational needs often have a particular need to communicating Welsh. Seriously ill patients also might revert to speaking only Welsh or might only respond to Welsh conversation and instructions. Many Welsh speakers, however fluent they normally are in English, when they find themselves in stressful situations might find it difficult to express emotions and feelings in their second language and would generally feel much more comfortable in their first language. But it's not just an issue for special cases, all Welsh speakers have a right to express themselves in whatever language they choose, they should be given the opportunity, they might refuse, but the option should always be offered. Ah, so it's about providing equal opportunity as well then? It certainly is, care workers need to provide equal opportunity for all patients to express themselves in the language of their choice. It should be part of their total care package. Communication is the important thing. There's no doubt at all that talking to patients, one doesn't have to get hung up about the science of the whole business. It's just being able to communicate that sets people at ease and if we can do that in the patient's natural first language, obviously that's vitally important. Yes it is an important issue, especially here on elderly medicine and rehab, where the older generation Welsh may have been their first language and coming into hospital being poorly, they can often be disorientated and confused and often revert back to their first language. So there we have it, we need to care for our bilingual nation in both languages. Go felwch, defnyddioch gymraeg. Take care, use Welsh. In July 2002, as a result of the National Assembly for Wales's review of the Welsh language, the following announcement was made. In a truly bilingual Wales, both Welsh and English will flourish and will be treated as equal. A bilingual Wales means a country where people can choose to live their lives through the medium of either or both languages. A country where the presence of two national languages and cultures is a source of pride and strength to us all. So it's legal then? What? This bilingualism we have and I just thought we were pushing our luck. Cymraeg, Welsh has had equal status with English in Wales since 1993. So what happened in 1993 again? The Welsh Language Act and what did that mean? Basically it meant three things. It gave English and Welsh equal status in Wales. Yes. It made it a statutory duty that all public bodies in Wales should provide their services in both English and Welsh. Yes. And established a Welsh language board to oversee the matter and promote the Welsh language in general. So it's a must then, providing bilingual services? Certainly is. A statutory duty. Public bodies issue a Welsh language scheme that explains to staff and patients how it's done. All staff should be aware of how the Welsh language scheme relates to their daily work. The trick is to get them off the page and into action. And how do they do that? Well, let's find out. One section of a Welsh language scheme will deal with telephone calls. Which could be in either Welsh or in English. Exactly. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm afraid I don't speak Welsh. Would you like me to put you through to someone who can? Certainly. No problem. Just hold the line a moment. Another important area for the customer care is the reception area. That's often the first point of contact with the establishment for both patients and their families. Telephone and reception services are important first point of contact services. However, it's crucial for the quality of our health services that healthcare service providers also consider the language needs of their patients. We now have the results of the test back and they confirm what we thought clinically that Larry's got meningitis. As you know, it's a serious condition and especially since she's only six. But we've caught it very early on and with powerful antibiotics, I'm sure she'll do well. To be on the safe side, we think she should be transferred to the high dependency unit until she's better. I'm sure you have plenty of questions you want to ask me, so I'll leave you some time to think them over and I'll come back in half an hour and answer any questions you may have. Okay? Thank you doctor. Just before you go, you know that Larry only speaks Welsh. Have you got any Welsh speaking people in the unit? I'm sure he'll make a feel a lot more at home. I don't speak Welsh myself, but we do have doctors and nurses who do. I'll speak to the sister-in-charge and sure she'll be able to help you. Thanks again doctor. Diolch. Is it good that you're doing well? Oh hello, my name is Nisha Lachwellchee. Borrida. Oh hello, shumai. I'm sorry I don't speak Welsh very well, I just understand bits. Oh sorry, that was really rude of me. No, no, not at all. I see from your notes that you would prefer to converse in Welsh where possible. Yes, but I don't want to cause any trouble. No, no, it's fine. We try to router a Welsh speaker onto every shift where we can. Oh, here's Gwana, now maybe she'll be able to help you.  We can all go a long way towards delivering a Welsh language scheme. Never mind the scheme, that's just a document. It's the service that counts, especially if you're ill, distressed or bereaved. Do you know what that Welsh in the health service report also said? What? On the whole, Welsh speaking patients appreciate any efforts, however small, to acknowledge their language and culture, and to communicate with them, at least partially in Welsh. The message is that using the Welsh language with Welsh speaking patients, however little Welsh you actually have, can improve the quality of their care. It's about recognising people's identities and valuing their preferences, offering choices, and making them feel as comfortable as possible in often very uncomfortable situations. Let's recap the main points. Tell you what, let's not. Let's leave that to the experts. Ja chi dda. Recently, I was able to deliver a lady through the medium of Welsh. She had a premature birth, which obviously was a bit more complicated. Both her and her husband were Welsh speakers, it was their first language and I felt it was a great benefit for them to be able to speak to them in Welsh. Making the patient feel comfortable and at ease and that they can trust you and that you can pick up the vibes from them on how they're feeling is extremely important.


Here comes the corner, curling left footed towards the six yard area. There's Wilson to poke it home! Bournemouth have the lead! It may well have been Kidd, who got the final touch. Bournemouth won't mind, 21 minutes on the clock. I think they might be checking for handball off Francis. I really don't know, John Williams. It looks absolutely fine from what I'm seeing. I think the goal has been disallowed, and I haven't got a clue why. And the left McNeil go forward to Vidrock into the 18 yard area. He's sold, it's Francis for short, and he smashed it past Ramsdale into the back of the net. Simon Francis dived in, Vidrock skipped away from him. Right to this left flank now, McNeil overlap coming from Taylor. McNeil though with the cross towards the back post. Hendrick is waiting, comes off of I think Adam Smith's shoulder. The home supporters want a handball. It's cleared by Bournemouth up to the centre circle. Callum Wilson turns against a run at me, he skips around the outside and he's got Harry Wilson to his right. Still Callum Wilson lays it off to Harry Wilson! Threads it through the legs and Mick Pope! And Bournemouth have levelled things up. They've had a second goal torqued off by VAR. Mike Dean blows his whistle, right footed. Charging down towards the 18 yard area.


I also want to acknowledge the helpful comments by the Director-General earlier about the role of research and data in the global conversation about migration, especially as we recognize today, and we're gathered here today on International Hopkins Day, if there's one key message I would want to really emphasize and start with, it's that when we talk about the public debate about migration globally, that this is not just about evidence, but it's also about empathy. And this is something that I feel very strongly about, not only as a researcher, but as someone working in applied research around the world on migration, is that as we talk about public debate, that includes both of those elements, so evidence as well as empathy.