तो बताया, power of the test के अंदरी के एक हमारा distribution है, नाला hypothesis के लिए, और उसके अगेंस्ट एक हमारा distribution है, अपने alternate hypothesis के लिए. और जो over lapping basically है, वो हमें बताती है कि जितना जाडा over lapping होगा each other distribution के अंदर, उतना ही जाडा beta और alpha यानी type 1, type 2 error के चांसे जाडा होंगे. जैनी वो, अगर हमारा distribution सांपस साइस जाडा है, तो more likely हमारे, जो distribution है, वो over lapping नहीं बनते है. और हमारे distribution आजे बनते है कि वो over lapping area कम से कम होता जाडा. तो if there is no over lapping area, means two distributions are independent and we can make a right decision. तो 95% confidence interval, if they do not overlap, we can conclude that the means come from different population and therefore they are significantly different. तो अगर हमारे distribution over lapping नहीं करते है, we can conclude that we will reject the null hypothesis and our error chances are also less and our power is also more. और ये कैसे होगा, हमारा सांपस साइस जब एंक्रीस करेगा. ज़से ज़से हम सांपस साइस एंक्रीस करते जाते है, we are approaching normality. और हमारा नहीं करते है, हमारा साइस करते है, our distribution is more normal, more homogeneous and so on. तो फेस वेजा से हमारी over lapping कम हो जाते है, and our power is also increasing. सांपस साइस बेदे दे रिसल्स of a study or statistically significant can depend on the sample size. अगर परस करेगे एक रियल अपका एकजिस करते है, for example, males or females are really different on some activity level in the population.  लेकिन जब हम सामपल साइस इंक्रीस करते है, तो even हम small differences भी दिटेक्त करते है, चस कु कि भगर हमारा, एक और रव कर ड्यबुषन में, वो हम सीवाड़ सीवाड़ा पाटेसपभनस को एलाव करते है, तो हमारी नालःा पोतिसिस जो जो जो जो जाती हैं. तो बेसी कि लिलि गई ते डर्य खेल यूग, के हमारी सिथनिप्किखिंस जो है, सामपस साईसे, जब आम कन्कुट करते हैं के रिजाल सगन्टिकन्ट हैं वी वो रजक्त नाला आपोटिसिस, it is directly effected by the सामपस साईस. So increasing the सामपस साईस, most likely you will detect even the small differences and you will end up at a right decision. Lakin with a small sample, there are huge chances of committing type 1 error because you will actually not be able to detect the real differences in the population because of the small sample size. So a larger sample size tends to yield a statistically significant, by the way, this is one thing that we calculate the power of the test, the power of the test means how many samples we need, i.e. how many samples we need to detect the effect of the population.  So a larger sample tends to yield a statistical significance. So agar aap ko lage ki hamara statistical significance result aaye aur ham naalā hypothesis ko reject kharin aur apne alternate hypothesis ko liye evidence dhunde aur effect talaash kharin. On the other hand, if the sample size is too small, an important relationship or different can be undetected, just main abhi baat hiye ki sometimes differences are there, you can see them, lekin small sample kyo jaise aap ho sko detect nahi karpate. In this case, power of the test will be too low. So small sample agar aap leinge, differences detect nahi karsakenge, jis ka matlab hai ki hamare power of the test lo ho jaegi. Power kya hai? Detecting, rejecting the naalā hypothesis when it is actually false. So sample size given that power is the ability of a test to find the effect that genuinely exist and the effect is found by having a statistical significant results which is p smaller than 0.05. Hence there is also connection between sample size and the p-value associated with the test statistic. Abhise bohse baat karte hain ke p-value is kind of misleading, kyo kye ham kate hain ke ji aap jab spaces me ham results run karenge to ham kate hain p-value if it is smaller than 0.05, toh amare results significant. Yadir ke hamne bohda fa distribution banaya hai. Aur hamne kaha hai ki agar hamare results isme aajate hain which is alpha level. Agar hamare p-value is smaller than 0.05, toh amare results are smaller than 0.05, toh amare results significant. Aur iska matlab hai ki results significant aur yaha fall kar rahe hain toh ham naalā hypothesis ko reject kar denge because this is a rejection region. Lekin chuke ye sample size se directly related aaska matlab ki agar ham chota sabi tiny effect hai toh aap usme sample size increase kar ke usko detect kar le, p-value significant aajayi aur aap ka naalā hypothesis reject ho jaga. Isli aap aane must kar diyao hai ke jab aap p-values report kar hain toh you definitely have to report effect size also. Ke agar aap ne sample size 500 ka le liya aur tiny effect bhi detect kar liya aur aap ne kaha mere results significant hain toh you will not only reporting p-value which is 0.05 less than ho nahi chahiye, balki you will also be telling that effect size is very small, medium or large. Ye ke example dva ke study got 2 groups of 10 heterosexual young men and got them to go up to women that they found attractive and either engage them in conversation which will be group 1 or sing them a song which will be group 2. So researchers may hear how long it was before the woman ran away imagining the experiment was also repeated using 100 men in each group.  Good bye. Isli aap eksperimen kiye aur ek group ke andar, dono me 10 men liye hain. Lekin jo ek group hain usme ono ne up to 100 tak subjects ko try kiya hain aur ek group me ono ne just 10 subjects ko hi try kiya. So results showed that in both cases the singing group had a mean of 10 and a standard deviation of 3 and the conversation group had a mean of 12 and the standard deviation of 3. So dono groups me almost mean or standard deviation equal. The only difference between the two experiment is that one collected 10th scores, yani ono ne 10 logon se baat ki aur engaged content. So results showed that in both cases ono ne 10 logon se baat ki aur engage kar nahi ki koshish ki aur other group ne 100 logon ko engage kiya aur ono ko baat kar nahi ki koshish ki. So differences of the sample size and in next slide the confidence intervals become much narrower when the samples contain 100 scores than when they contain only 10 scores aur yani piche bhi draw kar ke deka hai ki jab humara sample size increase karta hai to humara distribution overlap nahi karte aur uska matlab hai ki humara independent aur hum se hi decision ke upar poachne. Ye example isme hi devi hai. Basically these standard error bars aur hum ketein ki in dono ko overlap nahi karna chahiye. So iss ke andar jaha pe humara 10 ka data hai ab dekhne ki humari bars overlap kariye. So iss ka matlab ki yaha pe significant results nahi hai. Hala ki dono me 10-10 logon se men thelekin usme ono ne 100 logon ko engage kiya tha aur usme ono ne 10 ko kiya tha. So iss distribution ke andar overlapping nahi hai. Right? Yopar jaara aur ye niche. Iska matlab hai ki yaha pe results significant hai. So you can see even if mean of two groups is same and the standard deviation is also same but still by just increasing the sample size we approach significance and here we got non-significant results. So this is how sample size works and that's why sample size is important. Take home message is ki we should take larger sample lekin we also should report the effect size as well. So the sample size affects whether a difference between samples is deemed significant or not. Right? Ja saham ne abhi dekhah abhi ki humara decision ko effect karega ki wo significance hai ke nahi hai. In large samples small differences can be significant or small samples may even real differences can be non-significant. Even a difference of practically zero can be deemed significant if the sample size is big enough. Ja saham ne abhi example bada hi ki bada tiny sa difference doh group meta lekin increasing the sample size made that difference significant. So sample size is directly related to a significance of the results for the decision or when we say that the hypothesis is rejected or accepted. So that's why we increase the sample size but also report the effect size.


Welcome to this talk. My name is Lukaj Hocsek. I've been working with Red Hat for a couple of years and right now I'm helping an OpenShift team to better integrate Elasticsearch into the logging component. So this is a short presentation. We have only like 20 minutes so I really want to make it. We will go fast. There will be no demos because there is a lot to talk about and I will try to make sure that we have some time left in the end for the questions. First of all I will describe very high level view of what logging is and how it fits into OpenShift. Then I will talk about what are the changes of operating and running Elasticsearch inside OpenShift. Of course we are using Prometheus and Grafana or we are starting using Prometheus and Grafana even for Elasticsearch and this conference is about OpenShift 4 so you've probably heard the term operator pattern. We also have operator for Elasticsearch. It's important I will mention that as well. So very quickly. Just notice in advance most of these charts are very simplified. So okay these days we run applications in containers. They produce logs and at some point those logs end up on file system on the host on the node. And then they are picked up by the collector and shipped directly to the logging stack. In this case it's Elasticsearch. There are some abstractions probably. Maybe some of you are familiar with those terms. If not containers are running inside a pot. Inside a pot there can be more containers running and collection of pots that somehow belongs together. They run in namespace. In OpenShift we use term project. I believe it's an extension of Kubernetes namespace and it's mainly about the security. It's important. We will get to that in a minute. And also we have special namespace for logging. It's called OpenShift logging and it's home to Elasticsearch cluster. All the collectors that are running on individual hosts. There are other components like Kibana, Quarator and some other. Those are not important for this talk. Okay so what does it take to run Elasticsearch cluster inside OpenShift? When I was thinking about it I think every challenge or problem can fall in one of those three categories. So one of them is the data model. It's the model of your data, your log data. It can be a scalability challenge for Elasticsearch as well. We will talk about it. The other one is the environment where the Elasticsearch is running. It's the physical hardware and it's the topology of your cluster. And last but not least the people. They are very important and we will talk about it. So let's talk about the data model. So what can go wrong with the data model or why it is so important? So from the beginning the OpenShift logging started with a very simple model. We've already mentioned that there are namespaces that groups together, pots that somehow balance together and individual users in OpenShift can access or have privileges to see or work with specific namespaces. Which means that if you are collecting logs you really want to make sure that users that have privileges for one namespace cannot see logs from the other namespaces they do not have privilege for. So what we do is that we create an index in Elasticsearch per project or per namespace and we cut every day we cut a new index. That's a very simplified model. It works well except it has major challenges. It can lead to a high number of indices and it can lead to a high number of shards. So those are really scaling issues. If you do not have a large Elasticsearch cluster these things will get you. And if you look into Elastic forums you will see that this topic is frequently discussed. So I guess it's pretty okay to say that those problems are known.  It will not work. The other problem is something called index mapping explosion. I'm not sure if you are familiar with that. It basically means that if you allow users to introduce their own field names into the model, bad things can happen. It can grow too much and Elasticsearch will suffer again as well. So what we can do about that? Well, there are some things that we can do. We can try to reduce number of shards or indices. Elasticsearch has the roll over API that can help with that. We are looking at it. We are looking at how we can benefit from that. There are some commercial solutions to that which basically are built around document level security which means that you should be able to store logs from many namespaces into common index. And the security is ensured on a different level. Not on the index level but on the lower level. But all those solutions are, I would say, commercial. Basically, their license does not permit us as a redhead to redistribute this code. So we cannot use them at the moment. One other solution, what I've saw is that, okay, if one cluster cannot handle your data well, okay, then let's start another cluster or another cluster and let's share the load between those clusters. And in the end, I would like to mention that this scenario will be possible with Elasticsearch operators. It will be easier to use. So maybe we will try that. So another category of problems is really about perfection. Performance and operational tuning. So what is really important is what the hardware that your Elasticsearch runs on is really important. You need fast local storage. If you do not have fast local storage, at some point you will probably suffer, right? The other important thing is topology of your cluster. So far we've been using quite simple model where every node can do anything. If you are familiar with Elasticsearch terminology, you know probably that you can run node as a master, as a data node, and things like that. So it's really recommended to, if you want to have better performance, better stability, and you have a lot of data to have dedicated master nodes, for example. So the topology will be like that. Okay, that's known. But of course, if the topology is like that, it can be more complicated to operate this cluster and manage, right? So we will get to that in a minute. So at this area of problems, I would say what's really important is to have a monitoring and other thing. Again, there are commercial solutions. We cannot distribute them as a part of OpenShift. So we either have to build our own or use some other third-party solutions. And that's where exactly Prometheus and Grafana falls in. We will get to that. Okay, last but not least, the cluster will be managed by some people, by real people. And those people usually know their job very well, but they may not be experienced on Elasticsearch, right? So the thing is that if you ask these people to do upgrades for you, or do maintenance for you, or do troubleshooting for you, you probably should make sure that they have good tools for that and that they know how to use them, right? So let's jump into the Prometheus. We like Prometheus. I like it as well. I will probably not, I do not want to introduce what Prometheus is. I guess you probably should know it. It has many nice features. Now, when you want to allow Prometheus to scrape Elasticsearch metrics, how to do that? Well, Elasticsearch does not out of the box support this scenario, right? Because it does not export metrics in Prometheus format, right? So in Prometheus world, there are two, I would say, patterns how to deal with the situation. First is that you use something called Prometheus exporter. So it's basically another process. It's like proxy. It knows how to pull metrics from Elasticsearch, transform it into Prometheus metric, and ship it into Prometheus. The other option is to extend Elasticsearch itself. So Elasticsearch has a plug-in model, so it's possible to implement a plug-in that you can plug into Elasticsearch and it will expose the metrics in Prometheus format. So I want to see what kind of audience I have here. I know that there exists Prometheus exporter that is implemented in Go and there is Elasticsearch plug-in for Prometheus that is, of course, implemented in Java. So what would be your preference? What you would like to use? So who would like to go with Go, basically? Who would like to go with the Prometheus exporter? Okay. And who would prefer the Java solution? Yeah, okay. Maybe you are JBos guys. Not because of Java. Right. I prefer the Java solution as well. Okay. I'm a Java developer. I've been using Java for a lot of years. But that's not the point. I think when you use Java and native Java plug-in, it has several advantages. So let's briefly talk about it. When you implement plug-in for Elasticsearch, especially if you want to expose metrics, you really have to talk to internal and quite low-level APIs. Is this an advantage? Well, it's definitely hard. It's definitely hard. But the advantage is that Java is strongly typed language and when any changes introduced within even the internals of Elasticsearch, you will know that because when you download new version of Elasticsearch and you will try to compile your plug-in, you will know how something has changed. Cool. That's very important. The other thing that is very important is implementation of integration tests. I've been looking at this Prometheus export implemented in Go and I haven't found any test at all. Maybe there are. I was just blind. But Elasticsearch developed their own framework to test plug-ins and it's really great. I mean, it has disadvantages that the documentation around that is not, I mean, how to say it? I would like to see more documentation around that. But anyway, once you have gone through this and you learn how to use it, it can do really great things for you. So what currently the Elasticsearch plug-in that is implemented in Java does is that it has set of integration tests that are directly, you can directly run them from Gradle and the tests will do the thing that it will really instantiate, you know, Elasticsearch processes. You can tell, okay, start two or three nodes for me. It will deploy the plug-in into those Elasticsearch nodes and it has great support for, you know, running the rest tests. I really like it because I started using this Elasticsearch plug-in and I implemented a lot of tests on that level. It's really great because whenever, again, whenever anything changes, you will learn that. I don't know how you can do the same with Prometheus. You will have to implement it yourself. You can do that, of course. Okay. The last thing that I would like to mention is that exposing Elasticsearch metrics in a Prometheus format may not be always that straightforward. I've learned that at some point I needed to expose metric, you know, Elasticsearch has this feature that when a node disk fills up, you can set up specific thresholds. And Elasticsearch, first, it stops allocating new charts into those nodes. If this consumption grows, it will start allocating or allocating those charts out of the node. I mean, the cluster still breaks perfectly and the operator may not, you know, even notice that something is happening. But I think you really want to know that this is happening because it can rib-byte later. And with Prometheus alerting in Open Sheet, what we are trying to do is we are trying to be proactive. So we do not want to wait until something breaks. We want to let you know in advance. However, if you look at how this metric is exposed, you will learn that users can change them on the fly and that this metric can basically use two different units. It can be expressed either in percentage or in bytes. If you think about that, it's not that easy to directly export this into Prometheus. Prometheus will not like that. So you need to do something extra with those metrics. And it's quite easy to do it in Java. Again, you have to dive into low-level APIs and handle that. And it's good that then you have the control grid. Okay. Grafana. We have Grafana dashboard for Elasticsearch. It's exposing or it's consuming most of the, or a lot of the metrics that are exposed by the Prometheus plugin. Not all of them. We are just, you know, adding things as we see fit. And also, you know, it's open source. So we will be glad if you can join it and, you know, contribute. It's open. How it's done? There is concept of mixings. I'm not sure if you have heard about it. There's Kubernetes mixings. And we built Elasticsearch mixings on top of that. What it is, it's basically bundle of Prometheus recording rules, alerting rules, and Grafana dashboards. So it's built on JSON which is templating language. And it uses some other libraries. This is quite low-level, but, you know, maintaining and building Grafana dashboards that are huge JSONs, it's not a good idea to do it directly in JSONs. So JSON helps with that a lot. Currently, you can find this bundle at this URL. The location will likely change in the future. Okay, last but not least, Elasticsearch operator. Very quickly. I do not want to go into details. I haven't implemented the operator myself. It's been done by my colleagues. But anyway, in OpenShift, there is a new space where all the operators live. And this operator right now, so specifically Elasticsearch operator is responsible for setting up and starting Elasticsearch clusters. So you have this Elasticsearch custom resource, and you describe how your cluster should look like, and it will start the cluster for you. So the advantage here is that now it will be much more easier to start more clusters. So we can possibly share the load or start clusters with a different topology. Again, thanks to the Elasticsearch operator, this will be much more easier. And it will be also much easier for the people that operate the cluster to maintain it. I've been talking about Elasticsearch mixing. So in OpenShift, there are also the OpenShift monitoring namespace where the Grafana, Prometheus, and other manager lives. And thanks to some magic, I do not understand this magic yet, but if your project like OpenShift Logging contains specific objects that contain the dashboards and the rules, they are picked up and they should be injected into Grafana and Prometheus. So the integration should be quite easy. And it opens a couple of new opportunities going forward. I mean running different Elasticsearch topologies, sorry. Or shipping the logs to completely different, I would say, targets. Some customers or users just want to ship it into their own in-house logging or not into Elasticsearch but into Q or not ship it the logs anywhere, maybe. I don't know. So that's all I had for today. If you have any questions, please. Now it's your time. Yes. So the question was if there is, if Elasticsearch can close all the indices for you so that you don't have to delete them but still they are available based on the pattern. Well, Elasticsearch can close indices so it shouldn't be a hard job to implement this job for you. Okay, so find all the indices with this pattern and close them. Yeah, that would be possible. But still it's, the goal is not to have a lot of indices, gasoline also of indices in Elasticsearch. Right, so if you need auditing and things like that, that's a different topic. I personally do not look at Elasticsearch as a system where you can, you know, long-term store your records that you need for auditors. I would probably export it to some different storage. Yeah. Yeah, I'm not sure if it will be used for logging if it's in our use case because, you know, OpenShift just, you know, if it provides you logs for the last two days, it's probably enough. If you want to archive them, maybe use a different system. Yeah, you are welcome. Any other questions, please? That's great. So thank you.


Paul was just saying, I cannot handle this. Imagine being in a large spiritual community where there's all the stimulation around you and chatter and always involved in assignments and activities and working here and doing this and this and this and then being there in a house that's completely stopped with everything you need to live, a whole house to stay in, and the terror of the silence. Now that starts to show you what the terror is really about. The small still voice. Be still and know that I'm God. The mind that gets invested in this world gets so caught into the chatter that there's nothing more terrifying than silence, than the feeling of being alone, all alone in the world. And that's really what's underneath it.  That's where we get that recognition. We can't get it if we're chatter. You can have all this experience from going away and have these great skills to come back and teach and you're marketable. So you could just add this beautiful experience to a basic gift being a teacher or whatever. It's just an expansion of what you're having. My name is Patrick. I can relate. What is the name of this philosophy we're dealing with here? I just called it the present moment. It's just the now. And it goes by many different names and different traditions, but the philosophies themselves are kind of like bridges into it, the kind of point, they're like signposts. But that's the fun part of what you just walked into. It's not, it doesn't really have a name. And we've been kind of having an open discussion where everybody can bring forth whatever they're guided to share, any questions or issues, and it's a real free flow. I've heard of some philosophy called theosophy. Now how does this relate to that if you know anything about theosophy? Because I don't know what it is, but I used to see it in the book. It sounds interesting, but I've never pursued it. Yeah, theosophy, the philosophical society, we've been around for a long time. And then we're into, I would say, metaphysics, meta being beyond the physical, getting back into your mind, getting back into your thoughts. There's some churches nowadays that get metaphysical. I think of like Unity or Christian Science, very much focused on the thought and the mind, earnest homes, science of mind. And what we teach is that those are all very helpful stepping stones. Christine has been talking about heart Christians, joining with the heart Christians, chanting, meditation. Honest has brought up meditation. Do you even have a gong that we have that came in today? What he's talking about is the highest point in yoga that you have studied, the highest point in Tai Chi, he's going from the top down, from reading and concentration, from the ethical aspects of these practices. But he's talking from the absolute down, instead of from these practices in the relative top. This is actually, in the Indian sacraments, they're called yana yoga, and it's actually parts of Buddhism and Taoism. But all the major religions, they include these teachings, they just use slightly different, they use different terms, you might think. So it's kind of universal teaching that David's putting through, right? We're using all kinds of names, from heart Christians to Jesus, to Buddha, to Krishna. I'll tell you what I'm talking about here. Wait a minute, Terry, you've got a magic gun. We don't have any hot and fast roots. You don't eat any kind of Friday or something.  Yes, it's very lively. In fact, what I say is that discipline is important. That's why the different traditions have routines, rituals, things, because those are symbols that are helpful, and there are many different ones, but you start to move into disciplining your mind and your heart to a way of living, to an experience where the other stuff can fall away. So then we always say, I travel all over the world, going over to Europe.  I go where I'm invited. I have no one to convince. There's not trying to proselytize or convince anybody of anything, or change their minds even. I focus on my purpose and sharing, letting the light shine through me. And it's really fun. It goes everywhere. We're doing a gathering here, but our friend Hilton put us up at the courtyard of Mary Island, and Kathy and I were kind of rejoicing with the staff. We've been joking and laughing and everything. And I told the staff they were behind the desk, the front desk, and I said, oh, I've got a great job. I get to just go around the world and talk about love and forgiveness. And one woman, she said, oh, another Dr. Phil. And I said, well, I said, I don't really offer advice per se on specifically how to live your life. It's more talking about thoughts and releasing and concepts and so forth. And I said, I'm really not into judgment. And she went, oh, Dr. Phil's still judges. But I said, because the joy is just accepting everyone just exactly as they are. And we were all laughing. The whole staff, we were laughing with the maid. The maid was telling the manager of the place, you know, I wouldn't have your job for anything. And the manager was saying, come here and see how it feels to be behind the desk of the manager. And she said, no, no, no, no, no. I sit there and I scrub and I have my conversations with Spirit and everything. And we just had this ongoing laughter with the whole staff. And that's what it's about. It's really about everyone you meet. It's not so much a particular place or a particular system or philosophy. I'm waking up.


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Goodyear Wrangler trail runner AT tires these are 275 60R20s and I would say they have right around half the tread left on them frame and under bodies in very nice condition this is a clean title history clean car facts truck two owner I believe front fenders in excellent condition you get the LED headlamps running lights and fog lights I'm going to turn those on at the end of the video so you can see just how bright they are the elevation package gives you the painted front and rear bumpers as well as the gloss black grill GMC letters look good and the hood is in fantastic condition I didn't see any major dents or dings on there now if you didn't like those black stripes on there those are just decals you could always take those off passenger side front fender is in excellent condition as well no dents or dings and the passenger side front wheel no major scuffs or scrapes on there satin steel metallics got a lot of metal flake in it it's like a blueish silver really cool looking color and that paints an excellent condition as you go down this side of this 2019 GMC Sierra take note of how clean that body is how reflective and mirror like that paint is take these HD videos so that if you're far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down you can still see the truck hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at if this video helps you make that buying decision let your salesman know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that Brett sent you get the nice factory painted step bars lower rockers look fantastic and this back wheel is in excellent shape as well you get those gold gold calibers back here too back tires have just as much tread as the front tires you do get the felt wheel wheel well liners which keeps your framing under body looking good as all the remaining factories off just a little bit of corrosion on the frame there but other than that very nice and clean lower rockers and cab corners are in fantastic condition once again some really nice factory painted step bars has this really nice racer back on there with LED lights up top those do work I'll show you how those work in just a little bit so one does have the X 31 off-road package if you're wondering what that means that's just basically GMC's Z71 off-road package giving you the special shocks and skid plates chrome tipped dual rear exhaust rear bumpers in excellent condition you do get the rear bumper steps on there as well full towing package which includes the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring the tailgate is in fantastic condition I didn't see any denser dings on there and it does come with a very nice roll-up tonneau cover that is a GMC tonneau cover I didn't see any rips or tears on there looks really good does have the power drop-down tailgate spray and bedliner you get these nice swing cases in here as well and it does have LED bed lighting behind those swing cases so they don't really do much for you but spring bedliner goes on to the tailgate which is really nice and the tailgate is super light very easy to lift up as you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger side no major dent to dings on the box and for full disclosure this back wheel is in fantastic condition as well get the capitalist feel-fill which is really nice never get gas on your hands again and down the rest of this side of the truck cab and doors all look fantastic I didn't see any major dents on there does have the power mirrors with the blind spot mirror on the driver's side inside take a quick look at the back seats no rips or tears back here does have a latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have fixed glass rear window with the built-in rear defrost these seats have storage behind the driver and passenger side and they fold up like so you get a storage area underneath the seats and all-weather floor mats two USBs and a 12-volt powerpoint child safety locks on the back doors and the inside and bottoms of the doors all look fantastic on this truck very little to no corrosion show you the VIN sticker here this was a trade-in so it's originally a Canadian truck tire and loading information sticker and you get the trailering information which GM is nice enough to give you inside the SLE one package gives you the black cloth interior 40 2040 split bench seating in the front here no rips no tears on these seats they are in fantastic condition no rips or tears power driver seat with lumbar factory all-weather formats auto headlamps push button four-wheel drive these are this is the switch for those lights up top power windows locks mirrors and the woodgrain trim right there hop inside check out the miles radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior you can see this one has 31,688 miles on it you do get a compass display instrument cluster is very nice and clean comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel cruise controls and Bluetooth on the right I'm sorry Bluetooth and information center controls on the right cruise controls on the left you also get the heated steering wheel controls there there's your shifter for that automatic transmission with the optional tap shift this one comes with the GMC infotainment system you get AM FM and serious exam I'm sorry AM FM and Bluetooth capabilities on this one only you also have all your different apps on here it does have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto so you can project your cell phone to the screen and if you have a nav system on your cell phone such as Waze or Google Maps project it right to the screen that's pretty sweet system and then I think the truck's got to be on for that camera to work down here your more tactile volume tune and climate controls there heated seat buttons start stop capabilities power drop down tailgate hazard lights stability control and downhill assist control factory brake controller USB C USB a 12 volt PowerPoint right there as well here's your keyless entry with the remote start and power drop down tailgate you do get the dual glove boxes passenger side format and seat are in excellent conditional rips or tears on there and the headliner is in very nice condition as well you do get map lights up there on star and SOS buttons as well and let's start it up and take a look under the hood starts right up no check engine lights or anything like that I did want to show you that backup camera though you can see that is working nicely and this one is let's see it is an eight speed automatic transmission you always can put it into low and then do the tap shift on the shifter to see what gear you're at the top and that's an eight speed automatic transmission on this truck let's take a quick look under the hood I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out I think for the age of miles on it's in fantastic condition under the hood we have the 5.3 liter v8 engine you get the KNN cold air intake there engine base very clean runs very smooth once again this truck has been fully safety Dan inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go shocks are doing a nice job pulling that hood up and I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this truck or one of our 550 new and used cars trucks sdvs minivans wranglers half tons or quarter tons of one tons you name it we got to go to the website right there's some auto calm full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle all at some auto calm if you like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash some auto click 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Ang karunungan ay kapangyarihan. Now let's put that power to the test. It's time for... K-Check! Hello everyone, I am Jonella Bore. Ako po at si Amy Sue Martinez and this is K-Check, the U.S. and smartest game show on Philippine television. We search all over the country for people na hindi nagsasawang nandagan ang kanilang kaalaman. Titig na natin kung gano katindi ang brain power nila. And in the final week of the competition, malalaman natin kung sino ang kauna-una ang tatangaling K-Check champion. Apat na contestants ang dadaan sa ating karunungan cheque sa araw na ito. Joseph is a BS Information Technology graduate from PUP. He is also an aspiring and passionate artist for media and entertainment. Nard is a third year mathematics education student at UP Dileman, currently serving as a college representative to the University Student Council in his multi-lingual. Paulito is a digital filmmaking graduate of De La Salle College of St. Benilde who finds the vlogging an interesting way to improve his skills in filmmaking and storytelling. And Ivan earned a degree in tourism at Centro-Escolar University and is a budding entrepreneur. These four will be competing under the watchful eyes of today's K-Check panel of experts. Professor Wendell Kapili of the Department of English and Comparative Literature, College of Arts and Letters, UP Dileman. Professor Riki Nalyas of the Institute of Chemistry, UP Dileman. And Professor Neil Santillian, chairperson of the UP Dileman Department of History. And now contestants papasokan tayos at K-Check Paramihan where each correct answer is worth 10 points. This is your chance to bank as many points as you can and take the all-important early lead. Let's begin! Let's begin! Joseph, in Uchess, what piece moves in an L shape? Horse. Malay, knight. Nard, what is a young bear called? Cod. K-Check. Paulito, what element has a symbol O? Oxygen. K-Check. Ivan, what is the square root of 121? Malay, 11. Joseph, what element has a chemical symbol C? Carbon. K-Check. Nard, how many centimeters are there in one meter? 100. K-Check. Paulito, in chess, what piece moves only in diagonal directions? Horse. Malay, bishop. Ivan, what is a chemical symbol for gold? AU. Joseph, what number is exactly between 12 and 16? 14. Nard, what is a chemical symbol for the element sodium? Any. K-Check. Paulito, what is a cube root of 27? 7. Malay, 3.  Ivan. Rooster. K-Check. And that's it for our first round, the K-Check para Mihan Ram. Professor Wendell and Professor Ricky, since kayong pinakabagong members ng ating K-Check panel, naabot bang expectations ninyo sa ating contest? Sakin maganda naman yung kinaratnan. Mukhang tropa lang sila, kahit na sa competition, sabay-sabay na matututo. Para sakin, they're having so much fun while they're part of a game, they make sure that they're enjoying the whole experience. So that's more important to me. It's wonderful. Ako naman mitang ako para kay Nard, di ba? Multilingual ka. Ano mga language sa ngalaman, Nard? Yan, aside po sa Pilipino English, marung din po ako ng conteng sorry gawin doon Sige nga, ano sa Korean ang Karunungan Check? Karunungan. English nalang po, knowledge check? Tama naman. Knowledge check kay pa din, K-Check. And now let us do a recap of our round one. Taking the lead is Nard of 13 points. He is followed by Joseph, Paulito and Ivan at 10 points. Kayo, ilan ang nasagot ninyo sa ating round one? Ating Karunungan Check, si Nard with 30 points, si Joseph, Paulito and Ivan at 10 points. Professor Neil, may tanong ka daw for Ivan? Pinanggit kanina sa intro na ikaw ay sang budding entrepreneur. Baka gusto mga laman namin ko ano yung mga negosyong pinagkakabalahan mo ngayon? Yes po. Gumagawa po ako ng mga brownies and I also bake cakes. I do it for part time only. Wow, cool. Thank you, Paulito. It started on just a school project nung high school. Parang katuan lang with my friends na gumawa ng film and ayon, ever since sumalin namin ng mga contests within local and internationally and parang matutua ko just to act and portray the characters to give it a life. Mukhang aspiring actor si Joseph. We're now going into Kcheck Pabilisan. Buzz in first for the right to answer the question. Correct answers are worth 20 points. Pero sa round na ito, minus 10 points ang maling sagot. Kaya contest lands. Think before you press dot buzzer. Let's begin. Let's begin. Located southeast of Metro Manila, what is the largest lake in the Philippines? Nard? Laguna Tebay. Kcheck. Next question. In what country was Jordanan Magellan born in 1480? Portugal. Paulito? Yes, Kcheck. In the film Spider-Man, Into the Spider-Verse, what is the flowery title of the song by Swaley and Post Malone? Joseph? Kcheck. In what city was Takadayawan festival opened at Magsaysay Park last August? Nard? Bacolod. Ang tamang sagot ay Davao City. Okay, our next question. In what card game by Mattel do you shout the Spanish word for one if you have one card left? Yes, Paulito? Uno. Kcheck. What present day country was once known as Siam? Nard? Thailand. Very good. Kcheck. The great singer George Michael teamed up with Andrew Ridgely to form which duo known for the hit song Wake Me Up? Yes, Ivan? Warm. Kcheck. What is the local name of the cool northeast wind that blows in the Philippines usually? Yes, Nard? Hamihand. Kcheck. For our next question, known as the wizard of Menlo Park which American inventor is credited with more than 1,000 patents including the lightbulb. Yes, Paulito? Sorry, guys, you did not make it. The correct answer is Thomas Edison. In 2016, John Arcilia received the FAP Best Actor Award for portraying. Yes, Joseph? General Luna. The correct answer is Antonio Luna. Kcheck. Yay. What is the present name of the former capital of South Vietnam, Saigon? Yes, Ivan? Ho Chi Minh City. Kcheck. Once the most popular in the U.S., Wat Dog breed includes the name of a Canadian province. That's our last question, by the way. And the correct answer is Labrador Retriever. And that's the end of our Kcheck Publish and Round. Mokang halos lahat sila na kasagot sa mga tanong na yun, no? Paulito, nagbablogging ka daw bakit mo ginagawa yan? Well, for me, vlogging is another way of documenting. And documentaries are a tool when it comes to sharing and capturing real-life people, cultures and experiences. May para ba sa vlogging? Dependipo sa parents. Dependipo sa parents. Tatama naman nyo. Malalama natin kung paano mag-end itong labanang ito until we get our ultimate pagalingan round. Up next, here on Kcheck. Let's now look at our current ranking. On the lead is Snard at 80 points, followed by Joseph and Ivan at 50 points, and very close is Paulito at 40 points. We'll find out kung sino ang magiging champion sa ating Kcheck Ultimate Pagalingan where correct answers are worth 30 points, wrong answers get a 15-point deduction. At para mas madagdagan ang kalaman ng ating contestants and viewers sa round na ito sa mga professors ng ating panel of experts mga gagaling ang mga tanong. At the end of this round, malalaman natin kung sino ang tatangaling Kcheck Daily Winners Contestants, Let's begin! Let's begin! Prof Wendel, question number one, please. Question number one, who holds the record for most number one hits in the history of the billboard hot 100 hits? Michael Jackson. Ivan. Madonna. Snard. Taylor Swift. Ang tamang sagot ay Beatles. So kung naalalan yung mga awi tulad ng here, there, and everywhere or yesterday, medyo nakaliktaan kasi masyadong bata ang ating mga contestants, pero Beatles is the correct answer. Thank you. Prof Wendel, question number two, please. In material science, what are considered as the three major classes of materials? Nakikita natin tos mga gamit natin. Ito ay metals, ceramics, and polymers. Prof Neil, question number three, please. Oslo is the capital of which European country? Ivan. Norway. Ito ay ang kabisera na isang kahariyan sa ilagong Europa. Ito rin ang pangunahin lumson sa isa sa pinakamayamang bansa sa buong mundo. Ang tamang sagot ay Norway. K-check. Thank you. Prof Wendel, question number four, please. Question number four, which Philippine variety show is the first to be franchised in another country? Ang Itbolaga ay isa sa longest-running show sa history ng Philippine television. K-check. Prof Wendel, next question. What do you call the layer that absorbs almost all ultraviolet radiations? Ivan. Ozone. Tapat natin pang alaganto? Yes, ozone layer. In 2016, who became the first individual to receive the NBA most valuable player award by unanimous vote? Ivan. Kobe Bryant. Malik. Eight-time NBA All-Star, four NBA championships, two-time NBA MVP. Ang tamang sagot ay Stephen Curry. Prof Wendel, next question. Question is on April 14, 1969. The 41st Annual Academy Awards were broadcast live to a television audience in 37 nations. Which multimedia artist tied with Kathleen Hepburn for best actress? Ang nakasagot. So, ang tamang sagot ay si Barbara Streisand. Prof Ricky. Sa chemistry, which quantum number gives the shape of an electron's orbita? Ito ay nagbibigay na magandang mga pictures ng ating atoms. This is called azimothal quantum number. Prof Neil, next question. Which two animals can be seen on the Philippine coat of arms? Narn. Lion and eagle. So, nakabata ito sa flag aniraldic code of the Philippines, 1998. Ang nakikita natin dalawang hayop sa ating coat of arms ay ang American bald eagle ng Spanish lion ramban. O kaya eagle ang lion ramban. Kcheck. Prof Wendel. Ang tanong, Christopher Columbus was among the last explorers to reach the Americas. Ang tanong, what was his nationality? Polito. American. Nard. Portuguese. British. Ang tamang sagot ay Italian. Prof Regi. Sa question naman tayo ng biology. What do you call a cluster of genes that are transcribed together to give a single messenger RNA or mRNA molecule? Okay, lalo na ngayon sa pandemic, dapat alam natin to mga impormasyon nato. It's called operon. Prof Neil. Last question. What 1954 battle in what is now Vietnam ended French colonization in Southeast Asia? Ivan. War. Nard. The Vietnam War. Polito. Pinawonahan ni Ho Chi Minh ang pagigimagsik laban sa Pangaprances. Nangyari ang labanan sa Dien Bien Phu. Ang tamang sagot ay battle of Dien Bien Phu. Thank you so much, Prof Neil. And that's it for the K-Check Ultimate Pagalingan. And that's it for the K-Check Ultimate Pagalingan. Congratulations to Nard, our K-Check Daily Winner with a final score of 65 points. We'll see Nard again on Friday when he competes with our Daily Winner for a spot in our semifinal. Thanks to Joseph, Polito and Ivan for joining to the members of our panel of experts from Tremendo, Prof Regi and Prof. Neil. This is Aimee Sue Martinez. Join us again tomorrow for another K-Check.


The Halls of Ivy, starring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman. This is Ronald Coleman. And Benita Coleman. A drink of Tongue's desperate last gulps of scorching coffee and a mad dash for the bus station. But for Dr. William Todd Hunter Hall, president of Ivy and his wife, Victoria, it's usually an unruffled few moments put aside for their private lives. This morning, for instance, Victoria is arranging a bowl of flowers on the table, while Dr. Hall is thoughtfully staring at a highly polished spoon. There, now. Nothing like a few well-rained renuncul- Renun- Hmm, and, uh, what's the plural of renunculus, Toddie? Oh, you could express it in three different ways. One, Latin, renunculee. Two, English, renunculuses. Three, idiomatic. Uh, some of these pretty watch-a-ma-call-its. Oh, yeah.  But, uh, they do make a pretty blink, don't they? Ha-ha, they do indeed. Yes, they start the morning off very well. But it is the picture of Victoria, well and beautifully arranged in the opposite chair, which sustains me for the rest of the day. Oh, darling, I do feel lovely and conceited, but at breakfast, too. Where my emotions about your concern at the time of day is unimportant, my heart ticks away, but it strikes no hours. Besides, I've never subscribed to the popular belief originated by some sour cynic and perpetuated by comic strip artists that the breakfast table is necessarily a battleground, strewn with bad manners and resounding with the clash of personalities. That's because you are a dear love. As my father used to say, the world would be a happier place if people would start the day by drinking a toast to someone instead of just eating it with someone. Oh, that's a wonderful idea, the toast.  Thank you. Well, the meat and the grammar may be a little bit ragged, but the sentiment is sincere. The meat, it doesn't matter as long as I did. Did what? A meter. To interrupt a nice sentimental conversation, may I ask why you keep staring into that teaspoon? What's the matter with it? You want a clean one? No, no, no, no, it's quite clean and handsomely polished. No, I was merely fascinated by the optical illusions caused by by the reflections in a concave surface. In it, I am upside down. It's very refreshing. Refreshing? Yes. It's a matter of perspective, of course, but any device which can show things in a new light is both stimulating and therapeutic. Oh, you mean if the world could see itself reflected in his teaspoons, it might stop waving its knives. It's something like that. And then, too, there is a school of thought which believes that standing on one's head early in the morning is stimulating to the brain. It's each good book. Well, I'll ask you to see who walks to the front door on his hands. Have you got a quarter? No. No, it's a while, volunteer. Well, if it's a salesman working his way through college, tell him so, will we? It's a better one. It's good to see you. Come in, come in. I know it's an unholy hour to call, Doc, but I'm on a tight schedule today. Morning, Mrs. Hall. Well, hello, stranger. Come in and join us for a cup of coffee. All right, Mrs. Hall, but only four teaspoons full. And pull down the shades. I've already had my allowance this morning. That housekeeper of mine counts every sip I swallow. I think she's in the secret service of my insurance company. And how is the faithful, Miss Burgess? Minding my business as usual? How are you nice people? Much better now that our favorite history professor has finally decided to pay us a visit. Here's your coffee. Oh, a full cup. Thanks for contributing to my delinquency. I never realized how much I missed you two, since I've been fighting with the publishers of that nauseating monstrosity of mine, which appeared under the revolting pen name of Llewellyn Lafayette. Now they won't be to answer all his fan mail. Gee. Oh, but I understood you had become reconciled to your triumph as a popular novelist. Oh, yes. But who am I kidding?  Ah, and you love it. And it obviously agrees with you, too. Yes.  Well, Doc, after autographing the umpteenth thousandth copy of The Heart of Passion, I kidded myself into believing that the honking candor that was old Professor Warren had suddenly become the singing swan that is Llewellyn Lafayette. Say, Mr. Hall, before I forget what it really came for, have you got a lace tablecloth I can borrow? A lace tablecloth? Why, of course, and you're more than welcome to it. And maybe four fancy napkins. I know I'm more the arsenic than the old lace type. But frankly, I didn't know where else to go on such short notice. Well, I'm glad you came to us, but you sound so desperate about it. Are you testing out a new washing powder to win a prize? You know, I like Quincy's wincies because in twenty-five words or less. No, something as easy as that. I'm giving an unexpected dinner tomorrow night, and I need you to even more than your tablecloth. That's an irresistible invitation, Professor. Thank you. Well, about seven. Black tie, if I can find mine. Well, so on, folks, I gotta meet a place. Goodbye, Mr. Hall. Dude, and the flower in his buttonhole. And the hair cut. You don't suppose he's beginning to believe his own publicity, do you? Something's happened. I'm familiar with his contempt for convention, but this anxiety of his about a lace tablecloth is a new and baffling facet of his character. Man, he was so anxious about it, he forgot to take it with him. I have finally met an absent-minded professor. Now, this dinner seems to be an affair of state. Yeah. Vicki, I wonder if it could be his publisher who's coming. Well, absent-minded professor regains memory. You get the door, Toddie. I'll get the tablecloth. Ah, your tablecloth, I presume, Professor. Yep, yes, I left my head at home this morning. Doc, I used to think I remembered everything. Now, I realize I just ignored everything I forgot. Yes, man doesn't realize how much he's indebted to his subconscious. He can do something without knowing why and then find several splendid reasons for having done it. It may account for many of history's heroes. I hear you are, Professor, and the Neptune. Thanks, Mrs. Hall.  In fact, just you two and, uh... Fern. Fern? Mrs. Winthrop. Mrs. Winthrop, have we met her? No, I was gonna keep her a secret until the psychological moment, but I guess I better prepare you for the shock. Don't ask me how it happened, but I've got me a lady friend. Wonderful, Professor Warren. I wouldn't call it shocking, but it is a delightful surprise. Congratulations. Well, thanks. In a way, you might say it was a forgotten moment in my past that caught up with me in, uh, of all places. Salina, Kansas. I was there on the lecture tour. Fern's quite the literary light out there, you know. President of the Byron Society, no less. A window. Well, this is the time to go window shopping just before Christmas. Charming woman. Seems to grasp things. Insight, sympathy, genuine enthusiasm. Ever known a woman quite like Fern? Which could be explained by the fact that I've never known very many women. Oh, but Fern... Wait, did you see her? We've been looking forward to meeting her. Is she staying here and I belong? Huh?  She's visiting with relatives and she, uh... That is, I persuaded her to step over at Ivy and see her at campus and... And? What? What'd you say? Well, uh, well, would you like me to wrap up the tablecloth in napkins? Oh, no, no, I haven't time, Mrs. Hall. If any of the nosy neighbors see me, I'll just tell them I've started to take in watering. Wouldn't startle them half as much as the truth. Plains everything. Yes. This would be the place to say, well, what do you know? If either one of us ever said, well, what do you know? Yeah. Which neither one of us would be called dead, saying. Which is the first time I ever said, called dead. I suppose I'm slightly staggered by the news that the last of the incorrigible bachelors is thrown in the sponge. Yeah, it looks like the last of the tobacco-truing professors is going to have to switch to bubblegum. But Professor Warren, he was the one man who always seemed to be self-sufficient, self-reliant, a self-contained entity. Ah, Vicki, I'm afraid he's, uh, got it bad. Yeah, if you're it refers to what I think it refers to, and you got it bad enough, it isn't bad, it's good. Coming acquainted with his lady-pred, Mrs. Fern Winthrop. Well, it's been a long time since you've been in my house, folks. Joseph has told me so much about you two that I feel as though I've all... Since Professor Warren always unvarnishes the truth, Mrs. Winthrop, that leaves us without a pretense to stand on. Yeah, and he puts it as a disadvantage. He tells you all about us and kept you a big secret. Well, Mrs. Hall, you know I suffer from a kind of natural shyness. I almost said diffidence, but diffidence is always used to explain someone's bad manners. Oh, your shyness is one of your sweetest qualities, Joseph. It's what I remember most about you. Fern sees me through the wrong end of the telescope. It was way back more than 40 years ago. I was just as though it were yesterday. Isn't it wonderful how fate kept us apart over the years, just so we could meet again at the age of discussion? I don't believe this fate is really blind. Do you, Dr. Hall? I, um... Well, I... It may be due to my own blindness, Mrs. Winthrop, but I think that the best way to keep faith on your side is to have faith. Oh!  And now Joseph tells them the truth. They might as well know that your housekeeper simply walked out on you. Mrs. Hall, you have no idea how insolent she was to him. If there's anything that I loathe, it's a woman who bullies a man.  Can't find them, Fern. Well, never mind, dear. I always say that if a man can't be the master in his own house, well, then I think... Oh, but there I go.  When I get started on the subject of Joseph Warren, I never know when to start. Oh, you needn't stop, Mrs. Winthrop. He's one of our favorite subjects, too. With the added advantage that you can discuss him in mixed company. Oh! Now, if I'm going to be in a fishbowl, everybody else has got to dive in it with me. A fishbowl? Well, that's it. I knew something was missing in this room. What happened to it, Professor? Well, we'll, um... The fish were getting tired of looking at me anyway, so I threw them out. Along with that old leather chair of mine. Mrs. Hall, the minute I stepped into this room, I could sense the conflict. Why, that hideous old chair quarreled with everything else in here. Mostly me.  Comfortable, hidebound, and sagging. This summer, he kept apologizing for his age, and I said age was only a habit. Now, that chair was one of his habits. Why, Joseph has a whole new life ahead of him, and I don't just mean because of his novel. There's real poetry in Joseph. Oh, I don't claim to be any Lord Byron, but I used to be pretty good at limericks. Wrote one about you, Wostock. Really? Can you remember it?  Certainly I remember it. Will Hall, Ph.D., and M.A. Solve difficult problems each day. To keep his school in the groove, which just goes to prove, he's the will that proves there's a way. Very flattering, Professor. And it's refreshing to be the subject of a limerick that can be quoted without sending the children out of the room.  I can't wait to talk to you people about him. He's my subject, you know. I can quote him for hours and hours, and I get started.  Of course, I hadn't expected to cook tonight, and that woman left so unexpectedness on the island to help Mrs. Wintrock. I used to slice bread quite neatly until the bakers in the fit of jealousy started selling it already cut. Oh, no, no, thank you. It's all in the oven. It'll be done 15 minutes or so. But I do have a few calories. Will you excuse me? And, Joseph. Yes. Would you mind helping me, dear? Make yourself at home, folks. Coming, Fern. Love that old leather chair, Toddy. Or was the nicest thing in the whole room? Yes, it was comfortable, wasn't it? And Burgies was a very valuable woman. I missed the fish, too. Such good little things. They never jumped up on your lap to have their ears scratched. Oh, dear. I hope first impressions won't last. Oh, Vicki, I'm reminded of a scene in my parents' living room when I brought one of my first girls home to meet them. Of course, mind you, it never amounted to anything. You'd have to explain, darling, at this late day. But I was both apprehensive and defensive. I so wanted my mother and father to approve. Oh, come on. What did they do? Nothing. Very effectively and with great charm, they did nothing and it broke the spell. I learned then that non-intervention in matters romantic is the highest form of diplomacy and that the course of true love is not banked on the sharp turns. What was most remarkable was that despite his impatience and slovenly technique, Byron's temperament and vigor gave his verse a tamper all its own. Take the momentum of his anapest, for instance. I enter thy garden of roses. Or better still, the Assyrian came down like the wolf on the fold. The cohorts were gleaming in purple and gold and the sheen of their spears was like stars on the sea. Oh, God, oh, Mrs. Hawes! Lovely delivery. You should have gone on the stage. David's some sort at one time. You should have obeyed those impulses, dear. Joseph, do you remember the first time I read that poem to you? Yep, I remember. And best of all, of course, is the one that every woman wishes was written for her. Just in beauty like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies. And all its best of dark and bright is meeting her ass-pests and her eyes. Thus mellowed to that tender light which heaven to gaudy day denies. Oh, what fun! This is what I meant by the companionship I said you needed. Well, Furn, I guess I'm not as pigheaded about poetry as I used to be.  You have accomplished the impossible. I have been able to discuss and debate the good many things with my friend here, but every time I mention the poet, especially one of the romantics, the wall of indifference became impenetrable. Congratulations, Professor. And welcome to our association for inculurable romance. Well, we are certainly all inculing with each other tonight, aren't we? Oh, through poetry, we are part of the larger harmonies around us. Poetry helps to brighten up the world for us, doesn't it, Dr. Hall? Yes. Yes, a poet himself once observed that if you take an old dull brown penny and rub it vigorously with wet sand, the penny will come out a bright gold color, looking as clean and new as the day it was minted. Poetry has the same effect on words and our world as wet sand on pennies. I've the change right here. All right. Good morning, Professor Warren. Wet sand. Come in. I don't want to be brightened up. Well, good morning, Mrs. Hall. Sit down, Professor. You look tired. We ought to be. Spent most of the night swimming in the hellish pond. Then I got stuck in miles and miles of wet sand. When I woke up, it was 3 a.m. and I couldn't get back to sleep. So I came over to tell you folks that I woke up. Well, good morning, Professor. Good morning. I want to know one thing, Doc. Are you trying to marry me off to that wet sand? Professor, why do you assume that I should be trying to marry you off to anybody? Doc, what happened to me? Does the brain really soften when the arteries start to harden? I guess if I had any blood left in me, I'd be blushing with shame. Well, what for? The only thing worth blushing for, sheer stupidity. For not recognizing that the spots in front of my eyes are just plain dust without any stars in them. And for leading on a kind and pleasant woman. I can only redeem myself now by saving her from an unhappy life. With me. Mrs. Wensrup seemed to be extremely happy with you last night. Not when I took my charm off. Why didn't you do? I just stopped being Llewell and Lafayette and became Joe Warren again. First I told her what I thought of Byron. There's plenty, but not enough. Then I told her I wanted my bad habits back. I'll let her chair for one and the fish. But what really threw her was when I took out my plug at you in tobacco. I got honest again, Doc. And you folks know that I'm a pretty cranky old man when I'm a true self. Oh, we don't know anything of the kind. Frankly, I agree with what Mrs. Wensrup said about you. What? Well, you do have poetry. You know how you express it is another matter. But I've learned that if one looks over the wall, however high and insurmountable it may seem, one will always find the garden in the heart of any man. Well, maybe, Doc. But we don't all grow roses, do we? Maybe some of us just have a small backyard with one shade tree, and have grown so used to it alone that we don't know how to share it anymore. Goodbye, Professor. Goodbye, Professor. And we're glad you're back. Thanks. Maybe you two didn't have anything to do with saving me and Fern from a fate worse than. But I want to thank you anyway, because I think maybe you did. And to quote Byron for the last time, maybe I am ashes where I once was fire. But when you get along toward winter, there's nothing like ashes to keep you from slipping. Policy of nonintervention seems to have been a diplomatic triumph. Yes. Yes, I've always believed that the unknown sculptor of the Venus to Milo deliberately left it incomplete. Why? To show the world that the goddess of love recommended a hands-off policy. To show why Cupid never wears any clothes. Love should have nothing up its sleeve.


The final five of Super is here, and we have arrived at the raid boss of the tournament himself, Jiren. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the channel. My name is JackTheBus, and last time we saw Vegeta's full power come out. So much is showing us the progress he's made by using the sacrificial final explosion and being completely standing on two feet at the end of it. Taking out a literal destroyer and still staying in the tournament.  He's the last one. He's the last stand.  It helps me out a lot. And let's get started. Now the question is, does Jiren have some crazy final form? Is he also a destroyer? Pick your poison, man. It could be anything. I think he's the one that that universe has the most confidence in. Oh my gosh. Bro! He has like a sun around him! Yeah, where do you even get this from? Like what training do you do, bro? I mean, the way the universe was talking about him, I would have. I really don't know anything anymore. Use all four of you. I like how they're not just putting it on Goku. That's how big of a threat Jiren is. It can't just be on Goku. Just like the low detail Vegeta saying that is so funny. True. How? Bro, what is he doing? They have to jump in at the same time. He's so fast. And where's Frieza? Hey, deal's meal. I mean, Goku has to use Ultras. He has to use it. Like there's no option. That was the only way he was able to keep up with Jiren in the first place. And Jiren's clearly holding back right now. It looks like shredding against him. Dude, this Vegeta form is blinding. They have to come up with some sort of plan. He took the hit! Bro, 17 might go for real. Like actually. Oh my gosh. What response did I expect though from Vegeta, honestly? Dang, bro. He wants to respect. I mean, I guess Goku's that blue Kaioken. That's about as far as he can go without going older instincts. This is the advantage keeping him on his toes because there's so many of you. You have to keep all more of them in as long as possible. I mean, he was already the break of energy already. He's just getting way too confident. Bro, I think this is still Jiren holding back too. I love when the voice like echoes like that. Brother! I mean, at this point though, Jiren kind of has to speed run because he's won. Therefore, if time runs out, he loses. He's done the whole tournament just like air. They straight up aura up. Bro, top him now. This looks kind of goofy. I got used to his destroyer form. Oh, 17 my goats. How is this possible to deliver this much?  Did he even scratch him to do anything to Jiren? Of course not. Wait. Oh my gosh. The first to actually destroy part of his uniform. That is insane. 17 is insane. Jiren said, how dare you? Oh my gosh, man. And like I said, Jiren has to go on the offensive, man. I just want to cut to a shot of Frieza just laying there. Thank you, Vegeta. Thank you. As long as Vegeta finds some way to be like, I'll work with you. With compound interest. Okay, dude. Yeah, I like this. Don't wait for him to make a move. You make one. I mean, despite the fact that they have the man advantage of time runs out, they win. They go on the offensive. They don't leave themselves as open. I think maybe they are more open. I don't know. I'm coping a little bit. I want everybody to get eliminated and then they win because Frieza is just laying somewhere. Dude, like that aura is crazy. It's so minimalistic, but it does so much. Dude. His way is gearing up. Nice. No. Is he shooting the- Holy s- He just broke through like 30 of those indistindable barriers. That was crazy, man. Oh, I'm lightheaded. I'm lightheaded, man. Dude, the coloring on him is just madness. Gearing is just stoic still. Like, look at Vegeta. His skin looks like it's on fire. He just withstands every single beam and just repels it. Vegeta and 17 are down. I cannot believe Vegeta has even a shred of energy left, especially after the final explosion. Oh, dude. I still can't believe 17 got a hit in two. Yes, Frieza! It's his eyes. He stopped him with a look. My gosh, man. Anybody, he continues to get up. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Can he what? Can he what? A cruise ship. Yeah. Nope. I mean, also, your universe survives if you win. That's not the most important part. What did Jiren wish for? Oh, he's like dinner. Oh, shoot. Oh! Wade's backstory! Shoot! Little Jiren!  Oh my- What are they doing to me? What are they doing? Who is his master? I got to meet this man. Oh my gosh. Well, that's his master. He does look like a Chad. They still lost. Who is this villain? Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. Bro, what are they doing to me? This is not fair! He would wish for those seeds. He lost back, probably. Might makes right the strongest. I love that. Everybody's just listening to this backstory. That is rough, man. Yeah. He just has it all stuffed away. It seems like your teammates have been trusting you. You've just been using them to- Bro! He might try to like upset Jiren. I don't know if you want to make him angry, 17. He already scares me as is. How does he get up? Get up, Goku. Vegeta, you stay down. You've done too much, man. Dang. Dang. He wants all the controls so no one can ever make any decisions for him, no matter what. He's just throwing like suns at this point. They gotta get up. What did I say? Frieza talks some trash, got smacked away. He'll be back. Dude! 17's gonna lose everything to keep them in the tournament. He knows that too. It's for Goku and Vegeta.  He could actually die. Oh wait, no, if he dies, Jiren loses. Bro! My goat! And it frees his body. Oh my gosh. And we know Frieza ain't 1v1'ing Jiren. So... Where is he? He can't have died. He genuinely cannot have. Wait! No! 17's gone. What does he have left? No, man. My boy deserved better. That's why he said he's giving up the cruise because he's just gonna be gone. But if we win, they can wish him back, no? Can't they, since he's an android? Yeah, right? I was like under the pretense that he couldn't possibly die because of the rule. But he blew himself up to counter the explosion. Oh my gosh. Bro! No matter what happens, Android 17 is the GOAT of the tournament of power. Whether or not they're able to pull something off and actually defeat Jiren, 17 has done an insane amount. Like, overcome just everything. Even whenever he was so stupidly outmatched against, like, Ta. He is forever my GOAT, man. I'll consider every expectation just completely blown away. Oh my gosh, I'm lightheaded, bro. Four left! And it is a 3v1! Us losing a fighter for the sake of the others. It's what we gotta take. We have to take those, especially against Jiren. And I love how they just, like, speedran his backstory. That's just this really tragic backstory. He's like, oh, what are you wishing for?  Anyways, so a cruise ship, that's what you want, huh? The final four, baby! There is one individual standing in the way of us winning the tournament of power. And that individual happens to be Jiren. It's been a long road to this point and so many twists and turns, I couldn't count them on both hands. But I think we're about to get to really the ultimate test here because Jiren has proven himself over and over again to be he who has no weakness.  But aside from that, there has never been a point in this entire tournament where I thought Jiren was anywhere near being eliminated. And I cannot say the same for Goku, Vegeta, or Frieza, the only three we have left. I like how this Hakai effect has lasted this long, like the space, it looks pretty, better than like the just the dark, gray, black void. Your Android teammate chose to sacrifice himself just so you could keep fighting. Yep. Do you still intend to stop me?  Does he think they're just going to surrender? He's the one that has to go on the offensive. He has nothing, bro. Nothing. And I'm not shocked either. Oh, dude, he's just matching his level. You clearly don't know Vegeta. There is no world where he just jumps out. Aye, bro. That sound effect. I felt that one in my soul. God damn. I mean, how much time is left, man? Like a minute? At max? I know anime minutes are long, but dude. Forget what you are, dammit. Where is your sane pride? Oh. You'll have to introduce us sometime. Huh. Right now, the king does not exist. He's doing it for them. Mom says that you should hold her now.  It's crazy to think that only like a few hours have passed. This has started. Come on, man. Dig deep. It's shocked he hasn't already. He has no energy left, but Vegeta can't do anything. I like Beerus even being shocked. Spit, baby.   He's gonna go down, but did not just like it silently. It's crazy how there's just them left. No one else to cut to. That's it. He's the only fighters. His pride till the very end. Damn. Vegeta's got to respect it a little bit. Oh my gosh. Every hit. Oh. It'll push Goku further. He's breaking him. Damn. He'll still do something. Nothing he can do. It's the meeting behind it, baby. Not what he does right now, but how he stands. This is it. This is it. This is it. He's gone. He's out. Oh, Goku grabbed him. Why haven't you announced his elimination yet? Look at the stage, bro. There is no way he has more in him. There is no way. Oh, he needs his Bulma's voice. That's what happened whenever he powered up against Tom, bro. How does he get up? The tiniest little rock. He prevails. OST goes hard. Is it? His family. 17 did not just combust for nothing. Wow. Crazy. Like, Vegeta likes saying he's fighting for others, not himself. Oh my gosh. Oh, he stands. Oh my gosh, bro. How does he even have enough in him for a final flash? I mean, it probably is nowhere near his usual power, but still. As your foe, I must acknowledge the power. Yup. That's what I'm saying, man. Oh my God. How many final hits can he take before he just is destroyed? No, dude, this is not the mindset. He's crying. Oh my gosh. Oh, wait, what is he doing? It's the energy for Goku. Everything he had. Yes! Yeah, Vegeta's done. Vegeta's gone.  Yes, sir. Spin Goku. All right. So what is the overunder on the next time? Frieza just comes swinging in. It's been completely random up until this point. Look how far the timer is to the ring. That's it. Vegeta's gone. Oh shoot. Three remain in the whole tournament. Yeah, he's probably on the brink-brink because he gave Goku everything he had left. Yup. I wonder how much he was even able to give, though. I like Beerus is finally giving them some respect. They did so much. All right. This is it. Oh my gosh. It's all led to this. Okay, man. You seem pretty stuck in your ways, Jiren. Come on, Jiren. Stop lying. Oh. I like how that actually caught him off guard too that Goku would say that. Goku, you know what you know it must be done. You have to awaken it, man. We're outmatch his speed.   Oh my gosh. I know how hard Jiren hits. I feel every single one, man. No! For real. Just get beat down. I'm not freezing, guys. It's going to come swinging in. It is insanely outmatched, though.  Although deep down, he does respect them for putting up this much of a fight against him. I know it. He goes back in base form. Oh my. Oh my gosh. He needs Ultra Instinct, man. I don't think Jiren's even that powered up right now either, dude. Yeah, really. It's like a WWE wrestler versus like a toddler right now. Oh my. Oh my gosh. His vision is fading. Yeah, if Vegeta hadn't given him energy, he would already be gone. All right, Frieza. Now's the time, pal. It's top guy. Oh my gosh. Frieza, please. He sees, wait. Time's like stopping. Trust for life. How's that game? Thanks for us, monkey. Frieza come before Gohan. Dude, if Vegeta cried. Bit more back, baby. Did it, did it, did it, did it. Now she gets serious, baby. He can't touch him. Oh my. No, for real. It's like, it feels like it's like a form that doesn't even use energy. It's called Ultra Instincts. It's like his instincts, but he's like, he just reaches this like neutral state. It's like such a calm state. Oh, we've never been more back. Oh, we never been. Hey, call the best off. We've never been more back. Bro, how can we get a time check for the tournament? My goodness. How are universe weeks? I know you live, but still, man. Oh, Beerus is ready. That's a great question. Mastered. He definitely probably has more of a grasp on it. But how long can it last? How much energy does it use? Are they talking to me? Now the fight truly begins. Bro, look at him. Now Jiren really gotta start taking him more seriously. Once again. Jiren answer this challenge and save his universe. Look at the ring. Two, two minutes. Two, sure. Oh my gosh, man. What is happening, Charlie? Most beautiful moment by far. Easily was Vegeta crying and giving him the energy. Like it's sad though, because he sees himself as a failure.  Being the best is all there is to him. There is no other option. And the fact that he was pushed to the brink, he had no options and was forced to exit the ring meant that he was not the best that he lost. And that's everything to Vegeta. That's everything as a loss to Vegeta inherently. Oh my gosh, man. This entire just conclusion to the tournament is I'm speechless. I sit on the edge of my seat.  Time inherently slows down for stuff like the Ultra Instinct or Vegeta giving him his energy. And where is Frieza? I'm gonna lose my voice by the end of this. Where are my cough drops? Ladies and gentlemen, that has been it for my reaction today. We only have an hour left. Basically, an hour being one minute. Two minutes. Thank you for joining me today. I will be back next time. Make sure you leave a like. It helps me out of quite a bit. And I'll see you in the next one. Peace, base.