Right now what we're going to do is it's actually not going to be a formal study like I attempt to teach normally. What I want to do is just kind of share some things with you, prepared things that I wanted to share today being our 36th anniversary and all. And so let me read to you out of Isaiah 43 verses 18 and 19. And then I'm going to just kind of visit with you, share some things and all. Again, it's not one of the Bible studies that you perhaps are used to if you've been a member of this fellowship for a while. This is more just kind of a sharing of the history and some things related to this ministry and things like that. And so in verse 18, Isaiah 43 reading to verse 19, do not remember the former things nor consider the things of old. Behold, I will do a new thing. Now it shall spring forth, shall you not know it? I will even make a road in the wilderness and rivers in the desert. And so this month, the month of July actually marks two very special anniversaries for me ministry-wise. Obviously today we celebrate the church's birthday 36 years ago on a Sunday morning. We met for the first time as a church gathered in a home. I'll share a few things about that in just a moment. And on this upcoming Monday, the 31st, I will celebrate the 38th anniversary of my ordination into pastoral ministry. And so July represents two very significant dates in my life, one planting the church into my ordination as a pastor. Originally I began ministry in this area in 1974. I started a Bible study in the city of Ontario in September of 1974 in order to minister to my brother. I have a very ugly brother named Frank. And Frank had been going through some very difficult times. And I lived in Norwalk and Frank was living here in the city of Ontario. And he was going through difficulty and all. And he had come to visit my parents. And I was living at home at that time. And he came to visit my parents. It was a Sunday. And we took him to church. And it was August 4, 1974. And Frank gave his heart to the Lord at church that night. And so I got concerned for him that he might be discipled. And so I began to drive from Norwalk where I lived to Ontario. And I did it every Monday and began a Bible study in Ontario to minister to my brother. And when it began, it was just my brother, my sister Madeline and me. It was just a very basic, private Bible study with a brother and a sister that was born out of a concern for him to grow in his faith and understanding of the ways of the Lord. Frank worked in the area here. And he began to invite friends to attend the Bible study and all. And all of you who are part of this church know that one day a young lady walked into that room that was one of his co-workers. And she didn't know the Lord yet. And so at the end of the Bible study, she and I had a conversation. And I just knew that the Lord had just introduced me to my wife. And I still remember driving home telling my sister Madeline, I just met the woman I'm going to marry. It was one of those things, even though she wasn't saved. And no, I didn't ask her out until she was saved. And so she got saved a couple of weeks later. And we began a relationship at that time that has been, well it's been continuous since that day. And so that's how I met Marie and it did so in ministry here in the, well in the city of Ontario. During the summer of 1975, I decided to go to Europe for three months. And so a friend of mine and I backpacked through 11 countries of Europe, took three months to do that. We went through Germany and Holland. We went through Belgium and England, France, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Greece. And we drove from Greece through Yugoslavia to Frankfurt, Germany. And so during that time, I let the Bible study go that I had been teaching at my brother's house. I actually handed it to somebody else. But when I returned, I decided that I would move the study. And we moved the study from the city of Ontario into Montclair. And while I was teaching in Montclair, I was teaching at the home of John and Annie Matta.   We knew him as John John. I think John John was around seven years of age at that time. And John John would come and I still remember he would stand at the door and he would kind of look at everybody at the door when we were seated in his parents' front room. And after a while, he got comfortable.  And I got greatly concerned for him. But we just hired John John. John John is going to be serving with us now. And he's coming on staff in a couple of weeks. I figure, I figure, I got, I got to have him close by just to keep an eye on that twisted little guy. But John John was very special to us. And again, I had known him since 75 or so. My wife is from Chino. So in 1977, we got involved in a church in the local area. And the church was in Claremont. And we got heavily involved there. I was teaching Bible studies. I was doing alongside a Marie Children's Ministry. I played on the softball team. I was the chaplain and served on the board of the church. And in the service of the Lord there over time, I was ordained. I was ordained in 1979. I went on paid staff in February of 1980. And it was at that time that the Lord began to move in in us. And I began a Bible study in the city of Pomona that I don't remember what the date was when it began. I think it was either in April or in May of 1981. I can't remember anymore. But I do know that that's how this fellowship really came to be. We had the Bible study in the home of David and Connie's signs. And David and Connie had come to meet me on their own. I was in my office when I was the assistant pastor in Calvary Chapel of Claremont. And they had come in and wanted to speak to somebody and ask some questions. And as they walked into my office there, I still remember meeting David and Connie for the first time. And Connie was rough, man. She is a rough woman. And she grilled me about all kinds of things. And about the church and everything. She had come out of Rawls ministry. And so she was mean like her pastor. And I still remember, I guess I passed the test because she and Dave walked out. And then 20 seconds or less later she comes back and they hand me a check. They said we're going to come to this church and we're going to tithe. And that's how I met David and Connie. And so we wanted to have a home Bible study. And Dave and Connie opened their home. And I started teaching a Bible study there. And I have to say this. I have to say that that that home Bible studies, if the worship is good and the teaching is good, it requires something else. It requires a hospitable home. Hospitable place to meet. Because you might have good teaching and good worship. But if the host and hostess are not hospitable, then nobody wants to come back.  No, Dave and Connie were the most hospitable. I remember that they had invited us over when we first started getting to know them. And they had invited us over for dinner. And we came over and Connie's quite a cook. She's a very, very good cook. And we were seated there at their table and they were feeding us beautifully. But I really was captivated by her beans. I have to be honest with you. I mean, if the beans are good, everything else is fine. You know, we've got to have good beans. And so I just kept on raving.  But there I am just raving over the beans. I said, I have to be honest with you. I love them. And I'll never forget her looking at me, the red face. And those are canned beans. I mean, canned. So you can open a mean can of beans, Connie.  I'm going to be emotional. Forgive me. I know you've never seen emotion come from me. Connie's not well. Connie's very sick. And unless Jesus does a miracle, she'll be going home soon.  She said, son, give me flowers when I'm alive so I can smell them. What good are they to me when I'm dead? So let me give you some flowers, Connie. I love you very much. I thank God for you. The apostle Paul was speaking to the Philippian church, and he had said that they're giving to the Lord in their ministry to him was actually something that was added to their account. I was sharing with Connie and Dave just the other day how that their, their love, their loyalty, their faithfulness, their service to God, their sacrifice, their prayers for us, their support. I said to her, Connie, you need to know that there's a large portion of whatever reward I receive that's going right to you, right to you because of all the love and care and prayer that has gone on from her heart to us. This church, this church is here right now because Dave and Connie signs love Jesus and love the word of God and because they loved us. So I thank you. I love you very, very much, and I'm praying that God will do a miracle. I'll leave it there. I'll leave it there. In July of 1981, I resigned my position as the assisting pastor and we began a Sunday morning study. And the first Sunday morning study, the worship team was in the den of the house that we met in. And I still remember walking into the room. It was the den and there were three people, Doug and Mike and Stacey, who are our first three worship leaders. And when I walked in, they said, we need to pray for the service, July 26th. And they knelt on the carpet and put their faces on the carpet. And all of us, all four of us, in that small den, they're in the city of Ontario, July 26th, laid before the Lord and we said, God in Jesus' name, do a work. Use us for your glory. Use us somehow. And you can't imagine, I mean, the first Bible study we had as the Sunday morning, 25, 30 people. We had 15 children. The service was held in a front room. The children's ministry was in the den. Dan Renshaw and Randy Walls were two of my original board members. And they began the ministry with us. Dan Renshaw is now pastor of Calvary Chapel in Clalem, Washington. And Randy is pastor of Calvary Chapel in Upland. And they were my first two assistants. My children at that time were very small. My daughter Corinne was four years old. My David was two. My Joseph was three months old. We had two infants in the nursery. And Joseph was one of them. Within a couple of years, the Lord gave to us our daughter Anna. When we began our ministry, God gave to me two specific scriptures. The first portion of scripture he gave to me was when I just read to you right now out of Isaiah 43, 18 and 19. And as I read that passage and taught my very first Sunday morning here in this church, I really got a lot out of that because my experience in pastoral ministry had broken me. I was in a meeting and there were several board members in the meeting. And the senior pastor said to me, you're not a pastor.  We're removing ordination from you and encouraging you to go back to school to complete your degree. I was a psychology major. I did a lot of counseling in the church. And he said, I want you to complete your degree. We'll give you 50% of your salary, but you're not a pastor. And I remember as I was seated in that room that night, I had told my wife previously for several weeks I had been saying to Marie, God is moving me. God is moving me. It's time for me to move. I need to move on. God is moving me. And I was coming home from weekly meetings. It was on Monday nights, and I would come home from the weekly board meetings. And I was usually maligned or just mistreated at those meetings. And I told Marie, I said, I know the Lord is moving me out of here. And Marie didn't want to go. All her friends were there. And she felt at that time that perhaps I was running from something that I should have stood up as a man and dealt with. And I finally started coming home and weeping. I was saying, listen, it's killing me. You need to understand. You don't know what's going on and how they're treating me. It's time to go. And finally one day, Marie, after seeing me in such a broken mess, she finally said, if the Spirit is telling you to move, you need to move. And then the next week is when the senior pastor said, you're not a pastor. We're removing an ordination from you and things of that nature. And I had the liberty and the Lord and Marie's blessing. And I said to the senior pastor, as well as to the Lord, I said, there's only one thing that I know. And the one thing that I know I'm sure of is that God has called me to be a pastor. He just hasn't called me to pastor here. So I'm resigning my position effective immediately. I'm giving you my two weeks notice and I'll be leaving this fellowship. And Dan Rancho was part of that board, my friend Dan. And I still remember stepping out of that small apartment there in the city of Montclair. And after the board voted on receiving my resignation, Dan was one member of the board, the only member of the board who said, I will not receive your resignation. You're called man and I will not receive it. You're called by God. And I said, well, I appreciate your encouragement, Dan, but it doesn't matter whether you receive it or not. I'm leaving. And I remember getting up at the end and a broken man and I stepped out of the door and and I was 30 years old and Dan was 27. Give it some perspective. And I broke down in his arms. He held me like I was a child and I wept on his shoulder. And I said, I don't know what I'm going to do. But I know whatever it is, it's what I'm supposed to do. So I sit here today saying it was what I was supposed to do. I was supposed to come and do this ministry here. When I looked at that scripture, the scripture in Isaiah, it says, I will do a new thing. He said, I will make a road in the wilderness and rivers in the desert. So I took comfort in the promises of the Lord that he would do a new thing and that he would make rivers in the dryness of our lives. The second portion he gave to me, a second scripture was found in Exodus 23, 29 and 30 where where he said, I will not drive them out from before you in one year, lest the land become desolate and the beast of the field become too numerous for you. Little by little, I will drive them out from before you until you have increased and inherit the land. And I took that as as an encouragement that the Lord was going to do a work that it wasn't going to explode. It would grow gradually. And that's what we saw over the years, a slow but steady growth. You see, I never began this work to see great numbers. In this ministry's history, 36 years, we've grown and receded many times. But the reason I wanted to do this work is because I wanted people to love the Lord. I wanted them to mature. I wanted them to serve the Lord. I wanted them to be consistent. And so when we began this ministry, we had a foundation. The foundation was Jesus Christ. Jesus is the chief cornerstone that the entire work is to be built on. Isaiah 28, 16 says, Thus says the Lord God, Behold, I lay in Zion for a foundation, a stone, a tried stone, a precious cornerstone, a sure foundation. In 1 Corinthians 3, 11, no other foundation can anyone lay than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ. And so that's the origin of the teaching style that I have. I try to keep things at a practical level and I attempt to lay a foundation, a solid foundation in people's hearts. Eventually what happens is people will outgrow my teaching and they move on and God uses them. But the foundation that we have is Jesus Christ and our love for Him and our service for Him. That's where we got the name of our radio program, a sure foundation. Now we went on radio in 1983, first in a local station in the city of Pomona. Then over time the Lord began to open doors for our radio ministry. Today we have radio studies in Arizona, in Arkansas, in California, Colorado, in Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, in Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Missouri, North Carolina, North Dakota, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. We're also on internet ministry. And we've seen the Lord do some tremendous things through the radio ministry. Just a few weeks ago I was in Indiana and spoke to a young man who is a transplant, has planted a church in Indiana and he said that he would take his lunch at 1130 to listen to our radio program here when he lived in Orange County. And he said in many ways that I was his pastor and mentor in ministry for a long time before he moved out there. We were in Chicago and I'll never forget we had a radio program going at that time in Chicago and somebody approached me after the study and said that, because we did what is called a radio rally, I did a study and then spoke to the people who listened to us out there. And a lady approached me and she said I wanted to tell you something but I'd prefer my husband doing that. And so he approaches me this quiet man and he says I want you to know that I am literally alive today because of your ministry here in Chicago. And I said what do you mean? And he says he said to me I was about to commit, I was going to commit suicide. He said and a friend of mine had given to me a tape and had asked me to listen to it. He said and I actually had, I put water in the bathtub. He said I climbed in the tub. I was bathing and then I was going to kill myself after I finished my bath. But I remembered that I had unfinished business. He said I had told him I would listen to this tape and he said so I went and I got the teaching, I put it on, I began to listen. He said as I was there in the bathtub fully intending to kill myself when I finished bathing he said but I listened to the study. You were teaching out of revelation at the end of the study. He said I gave my heart to Jesus Christ. He said and I am literally alive today because of your radio ministry. We've seen God do tremendous things over the years including through that radio ministry. When we began in the city of Ontario there were already about 80 churches. There were many churches but no Calvary Chapel. So we believe that Calvary Chapel ministry had something that the city needed and so we met for the first time in my sister-in-law's rented home in the city of Ontario.  We didn't receive an offering. We didn't receive offerings for the first 12 or 13 years of this ministry. People were taught and people responded. The second week that we began recording messages, the second week we began recording messages but I didn't even know why but and that day I gave what we have since called our four pillars and I'm going to kind of share a little bit with you about that, these origins. This ministry has been built on what we call our sure foundation who is Jesus Christ and we believe that we must always depend on the Lord to produce His fruit to His own glory and so we have four pillars. The word, worship, worship, withness, we made up a word fellowship and witness. So first we want to have the word so I made a decision to attempt to learn to teach God's word. Jesus is a foundation of the work. We're going to center our attention on Him. In His commission He ordered His disciples to teach everything He had commanded and we've attempted to do that over the years and over the years I finally completed teaching through the entire Bible. I'll only do it once in a lifetime. It took 35 years to do that. My style of teaching is expositional, verse by verse teaching. I'm getting to the point in my ministry where I'm having people ask if we're going to make commentaries and so we have plans to do that, to begin taking my sermons, editing them and put them in book form. I have a friend of mine who is a Spanish language pastor, Persona Nandes, and he wants to translate our studies, our English studies into the Spanish language so we can create commentaries for Hispanic pastors. He said there is no Calvary Chapel pastors that are ministering to the Spanish language population and we're looking to do that. The Lord is doing some tremendous things and over the years what began with just a Sunday morning and a Wednesday grew into the small groups in the midweek study and the various ministries like the Lion Tamers or the High School or the Junior High, the Children's Ministry. We emphasize teaching our men to men ministries, our breakfast, brunches, dinners, the retreats, our men's conferences, our women's conferences, our Spanish language conference, couple's conference in the various seminars that we have. It's all built on the word of God. A second thing we do is we want to emphasize worship. I believe that God is worthy of our praise and when I first got saved I was introduced to something that was simply called Jesus Music or Jesus People Music or Jesus Movement Music. There were very few worship songs on the air and I loved and learned to worship through Calvary Chapel ministries. Over the years we just had a sampling of some of the songs we sang over the years. Over the years we have seen worship in itself change but it's still all about Jesus Christ and one of the things that I believe very strongly is that worshiping God in song is not simply a prelude to the word but it is a time of intimacy with our God. Psalm 3211 says be glad in the Lord and rejoice you righteous. Shout for joy for all you who are upright in heart. In Psalm 1501 and 2 it says praise the Lord, praise God in his sanctuary, praise him in the mighty heavens, praise him for his acts of power, praise him for his surpassing greatness and so we want to worship the Lord. We want to be a group of people who gather to sing and celebrate Jesus Christ. Withness is very important. You know originally when our church began it was easy to get to know some and all you needed to do is show up. Our first breakfast were actually whole church breakfast because we had 30 people so we'd say you guys want to go to breakfast and say yeah I say you're going to buy and so everybody went you know things have changed a bit over the years but we knew each other. It does require some effort on your part to make friends. That's one of the reasons why you ought to come as often as as possible. One of the things I believe strongly is what the Bible teaches about community because Christianity is a life intended by God to be lived out not alone but with others. In the New Testament the words one another are used over 50 times and you see how the early church would would have community in John 13 34 a new commandment I give to you love one another Romans 15 7 receive one another 2nd Corinthians 13 12 greet one another Galatians 5 13 by love serve one another Ephesians 4 32 be kind to one another 1st Thessalonians 5 11 comfort yourselves together edify one another Hebrews 10 24 consider one another to provoke into loving good works the Bible speaks concerning the need for community and we need to take advantage of the opportunities that God gives to us worship and then we have witness there's a saying I received from my pastor healthy sheep beget sheep the Jesus movement was and remains an evangelistic movement I got saved and I went home and I told my mom and I told my dad and I told my sisters eventually I told my brother my brother didn't want to believe that I was saved because he knew I was crazy and so he said you're just you're just in another one of your fads David how long is this going to last my mom and my dad just watched to see what would happen in my life I started taking my sisters with me to church I would take them to Calvary Chapel Costa Mason and and Madeleine gave her heart to Christ the day I got saved Becky began to hang around with us when we'd go to fellowship and all and for me it has always been the most important thing is to make sure that you that you share your faith with other people and so that's how ministry here began to to reach out to communities like I mentioned our radio ministry our morning our Saturday morning door-to-door evangelism our Friday night sweet street witnessing teams our missions to Mexicali we we have high school ministry that's traveled to various countries Costa Rica the Philippines Guatemala Mexico Israel we have food box ministries dinner ministries hospital home visitation teams condolence at home ministry a new believers ministry and Thanksgiving and Christmas we provide food for families and as well as gifts our Easter services and men's conferences Christmas services have served to reach thousands of people throughout our community we have a skate ministry skater ministry that reaches out to kids many of them receive in the kingdom for the first time we've planted churches in in Mexicali in the Philippines in Fontana upland Ontario in south LA and in Montclair and why rica and ohi and great falls montana and corpus christians and Antonio and clay alum and lake have a suit in madison wisconsin you know when i got saved i never could have imagined the amazing trip that god had in store for me you see me if you come to this church you see emotion come out of me quite often many of you don't know why that's true some don't understand and to be honest with you i've even had pastors yet upset and say things because i'm emotional they think i was teaching at a pastors conference years ago where pastors i teared up over something and they said what's he got to cry about and that made me cry um i have a very deep passionate commitment to Jesus christ he is my life and he has given meaning to my life he has blessed me with a wife that i i can't help but mention with my children my grandchildren friends a church and when i'm teaching there was a movie i'll put it like this called chariots of fire it's an old movie some of you weren't even born when it came out but this runner felt the glory of god when he ran and there's this very poignant moment in the movie when this runner is running his race and you see him portraying a moment of experiencing the joy of god as he ran because he said i run for the glory of god i understand that passion and because when i open my heart to you i can't help but cry sometimes he's been so good to me i break down he's been so good to me how can i not weep with joy and thankfulness for his goodness to me and that's what you see i'm not depressed i'm overwhelmed i'm overwhelmed i really am i open to you and and and you see the heart i was just a doper a punk kid in norwalk getting high getting drunk stealing hurting people breaking my parents heart and he reached down and he pulled me out of the myri clay and he put my feet on a solid rock how can i not thank him for what he's done how can i not the adventure has been amazing i i don't talk a lot about things with you sometimes i i i feel like it would sound like i was boasting and so i don't say things to the church but some of you have heard me mention things smuggling bibles into china teaching in india the philippines thailand japan england austria germany scotland mexico chile colombia peru jordan gone israel 25 times i've been to presidential briefings i was part of a council that held the very first hispanic prayer breakfast in the history of the united states i was given the great privilege of speaking at the prayer breakfast in norwalk and i have to be honest with you i told him i said listen i've been in presidential briefings and other things that people consider honors but standing here in the city of norwalk talking to you it's the greatest honor i've ever had a son coming home to the city saying this is what jesus christ can do and that to me has been some of the things the lord has taught me if you would have told me what an amazing 36 years were in front of me i wouldn't have believed it but the thing that i love about it is this god has done so much in our past but i look forward to what he's planning to do in the future he's not through with us yet this isn't my this is not my resignation message like my pastor said one day he said i take my hat off for the past but i take my jacket off for the future there is still work to be done i know that god has much more to do and i invite you to be part of that


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Slowly, I hope a lot more than use this as a place to breathe in your energy, be creative, offer your expertise. Just like Cambridge does it through these people's activities for the next big day, Amalia was working through thinking of her product, but at the same time, she knew in the back of her head that when she is ready, there are people she can work and talk to. So, yeah, the other element, in the knowledge economy, it's essential for knowledge to circulate. It circulates so much energy and great ideas. So, my wish would be to see how we could create this new environment and online, offline, do you think it is different from university? No, you were actually right. It was part of the way it was phrased, which introduced me, but it didn't go on for a long time, I think, because it had a team around them. It didn't tend to be a person with personal personal ideas, unless you have one, you see jobs as an example and an intuition for what people wanted, what they thought was cool, and that's why we need to create a number of these events for our team. I just, maybe another local plug, I don't know, maybe many of you already know, these are operations manager at Epic, so I know many of you have seen Epic, in the basement, laboratories, fabrication and nuclear space labs, downstairs, up on the fifth, sixth floor of the building next door, the communal space, and there's a lot going on, and I won't do more than that, go visit the website, go visit in real life, I was happy to welcome you to Epic, as we do welcome students, alumni, faculty, folks in the community, it's actually a pretty hybrid, heterogeneous environment, a lot going on, so just a quick plug. Yeah? What about ethical... So did you say truth and responsibility? Truth and responsibility? Yeah, I mean did the... I mentioned that, of course, the universities have medical codes to cover the health use of the activity, and they have ethical codes related to partnerships with companies and entrepreneurship, but it's absolutely important that they do as part of their governance mechanisms, because if you're being judged on the beneficial social impact and maximizing social impact, then you need to be... So it relates to risk really, you need to be absolutely sure that the companies that you're working with, both in terms of their idea, but also in terms of what the people maintain a very high ethical standard in the way that they go about their business, and actually more than that, more than just the simple issue of following the rules, that they have a sense of... a bigger sense of responsibility about their role in society and that they want to give something back. So both wrong and ethical considerations being you want to encourage, I don't care which encourages people who really want to give something back and make society better, but that's what most makes them, in many cases, far more than money does. So it is absolutely essential that you elaborate that it's absolutely clear to everyone that the financial standards and the way you mark it, and certainly that you don't make all the claims, that answers your question. I would say about responsibility, but I have a question about... responsibility. Mission, investment, mission for engagement in accountability, can it be controlled? Yeah, it can be controlled. I could develop a better way when we're running out of time to set an extent, but commercial, it's very straight forward, commercial interests are the same as university interests or government interests. Of course they can coincide and you can reconcile them. But companies... It's not very smart for a company to be unethical. That's the first thing. It doesn't make good business sense to be unethical. So you already have an immediate sense of control. I don't recommend many people who would want the support of an unethical company. You could get into the realms of which I haven't done. What you want to do is discuss companies which make art. That's just a bit better. So artificial intelligence, one of the uses of artificial intelligence that doesn't need to be explained is in... is in rhetoric. So the... But universities have, you know, the world over, whichever state you're talking about, universities will have partnerships with such companies. Or they might actually... choose to reinvest themselves or they may be government officials. But essentially there's a control because people don't want to deal with unethical companies on a range of levels. But it's an important point. The ethics of this and the philosophy is important, which is why I was talking about that. I did think Cambridge has a viral stripe and Max, bringing happiness, I think it's very jackally formulated, making people's lives better, that should... that's probably the motivation more than money in for something like Amalia. The money would be... wouldn't complain about the money, but the main motivation is society better. When you get into the realms of... of social inequality, I think that's part of the... part of the drive in the UK is to encourage social enterprises, which... I'll give you an example of my college. There's an MST scholarship, which we've made available in social innovation, from the Business School. It's one of our students, so that we all tend to know each other. She's looking at... she's creating new software which will... which will enable refugees with all of their different languages, many of them soon at the moment, but of course, no refugees can do from anywhere. And she's creating a new software system to enable them to access educational opportunities in the UK, so that they can easily... to... to... forge their future path in the UK. So that's a... which is a marvellous... marvellous thing to do, I think. And actually, just to leave you with the thought, having said that, I've finished the... but... but entrepreneurship, I find that the... entrepreneurship and refugees are really interesting subjects, and I'm working with the... the Business School. I just sent an email today, actually, looking at how we can encourage, perhaps, refugees coming to the UK to think about setting up a business, you know, so it's going to be that... a lot of them will be very gifted, a lot of them will be better qualified than I am, and the academic people are gifted than I am. Or they might just have a brilliant idea, and it would start to introduce a positive sense of the refugee community instead of people... as some do, complaining about... about issues relating to refugees. So the issue of refugees and entrepreneurship I think is really, really interesting. I think it would be interesting to our media, because I know you have refugees, and I know that you're not far... I was looking at the mapping not far from Mosul, for example, and of course, Syria, I know it's the main source of refugees here. So, yeah. So we've got kind of the ethnic and driven social... social enterprise, which would be probably more, certainly more popular with philanthropists. I think philanthropists would think, oh, this is fantastic, I like to give today's development, and then I can make a profit somewhere else. But hopefully, maybe make a little bit of a profit from that as well, and these people have successful businesses. So, yeah, very... I think deep questions regarding you know, science and ethics and entrepreneurship, and that's a several more lectures in the future. I saw another handout, but we are running out of time, so I'll just make it short, okay? Yeah. Another was saying that the University of Cambridge was very supportive of the university of Cambridge will the University of Cambridge support her not to be trapped in the scientific stage of her research but to commercialize her research into something more. So, she will not be trapped in the scientific stage? No, no, absolutely. That's not very loud now. It's too loud. I mean, we can both answer this question, but we'll go all the way through to venture capital stage, to big capital stage. So, someone like Tom Britten could have the Mali with a big sum. So, no, it goes all the way through from the beginning of the person who turns up not knowing very much. And then people find interesting and they're supported in the ecosystem that Mali had described in the slide and then all the way through to...


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And he spent his time in idle whittling while he told stories of his fancied exploits to Frank and Laura's little girl Betsy. Yep, reckon you should have known your Uncle Ed when I was in prime, Betsy. You're not afraid of anything, are you? Well, not often. Did I ever tell you about when I fought in the Battle of Vicksburg? No, tell me. Well, we were in a shallow trench facing the enemy and fighting like all get out. Then I saw our captain run forward. He fell right near the enemy line, wounded. I hopped out of that trench in a jiffy, ran forward with bullets flying all around me, picked him up and carried him back to safety. You're awfully brave, Uncle Ed. Oh, uh-oh.  Uncle Ed, how many times do I have to tell you about whittling in the house? Don't get that mess on the floor. What's the matter with you? Do we always have to be yapping at you about things? By Jim and me, I never thought, Frank. You see, I got talking to Betsy. Uncle Ed was telling me about the time he came to captain during the war. Tommy Ross. Betsy, go outside and play. We want to talk to Uncle Ed alone. Yes, Mama. Frank, I won't have you telling those fantastic tales to Betsy. Well, now there's no harm in telling her about things I did, Laura. Well, Frank and I talked it over on the way home from town. Your room is always a mess, and you're dirty the pores of that whittling in spite of all that we see.  But that shed used to be a chicken house. It'll do for shelter after Laura puts a cotty in there and cleans it up. You can get your grub in the kitchen at mealtime. But Frank... No, but it's about it. It's all set. You'll move out there tomorrow. That same day, in a hideout cabin in the hills, an escaped convict, Alex Martin, two companions, looked up as the door opened. Here's lefty. I found out something in town, Alex. Thought you ombrades might be interested. Yeah, what is it? A rancher named Adams wasn't a bank with his wife. They drove home to the Circle A spread carry-in payroll cash. Hey, we could use that cash right now. Yeah, we sure could, Alex. I've heard of the Circle A. Big spread. A lot of hands. I found out tomorrow's payday out there.  Good. We'll wait till it's dark. Then we'll go there and try to grab it. That night, Frank and Laura were alone in the living room of the ranch house when... I wonder who that is. One of the hands, most likely. I reach, Mr.... What? Come on, men. Take your way outside. Right. What's the meaning of this? Get over there by the woman. Don't let them order you around like that. You men get right out of here.  Time up, my son. All right. We'll take long. In a few moments, Frank and Laura were tied to chairs. Then Alex Mott asked... Where's the cash? The payroll cash. I don't know what you're talking about. Tell me. You stop that or I'll... Take that female, somebody. With pleasure. Get away from him. There. Now she'll keep quiet. Now, mister, we mean business. Either you tell us where that cash is or you can... Frank, Laura... Cover that old coot. Come in here, you. Great day, Robert. Tie him up too. Right.  Now tell us where that cash is, Mr.... Better tell them, Frank. They look plenty mean. Well, at least we know for sure there's cash here. Now speak up, you. It's in a cigar box. Bottom drawer of the chest over there. Get it, Leslie. Right. Got it. Good. I'll gank these two and then we'll get out of here. Help me, Mark, sure. Hey! The rod is coming into the trail. Must be some of the cowboys. We're ready. The horses are on track. Let's go. Five minutes later, the foreman and some of the ranchhands finally entered. Boss, we looked through the wind and saw you all tied up. Have me loosen the jiffy. It took but a few moments to loosen the gags and rope. Laura enraged. Immediately turned on old Uncle Ed. You're talking to both of us.  Gosh, Laura, I didn't know. I think it was better to give him the cash than to have him use that gun. You figured... You figured... Laura, Tex, you get the rest of the men ready to ride, have someone go for the sheriff. Four crooks took the payroll cash, close to 2,000. We'll get after them right away. Tell the sheriff to follow with a posse. All right, boss. Let's go, man. Come on. At dawn the following morning, the Lone Ranger and Tonto prepared to leave their camp in the hills where they had spent the night. Alex, watch the trail. Let us to this territory, Tonto. The ranch house robbery you heard about in town last night might have been the work of Martin's pals. Uh-huh. Me think that. We searched the hills for the hideout. I saw the posse heading back toward town, just as dawn broke. I hope we have better luck than they had. All right, let's go. That morning at the Circle A ranch house, Frank, who had returned from the fruitless hunt with his men, went to awaken Uncle Ed. A moment later, he returned to the living room. Laura, look here. What is it? A note, Pintuncle Ed's pillow. What is it? What does it say? Now, listen. Dear folks, you say I'm old and useless, so reckon it's better for all of us if I just ease off and live by myself. Don't like the idea of sleeping in an old chicken house anyhow. It'll stick. Yeah. Listen. When I came here, I told you I was used to riding. I could have rode the range and give some of those young cowpokes plenty of advice, but you put me to doing chores. And I reckon bringing in wood and taking out swill ain't what I aim to end up with. I'm taking the old saw that Frank gave me to keep. Tell Betsy, I sure will miss her, and I say God bless her. Dear Uncle Ed. That's just what I expect from him. After all we've done for him, taking him in, feeding him and all, imagine him riding the range. Mama, I'm hurt. Isn't Uncle Ed going to be with us anymore? No, thank goodness. But I don't want him to go away. Here, enough of that. No sniveling over that, no good old man. He's not Ed. Betsy, honey. Let her go, she'll get over it. 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He's feeling his Cheerios. Cheerios. Now to continue. Uncle Ed on a sway-backed sorrel horse left the circle a wrench with an old carpet bag strapped behind his saddle and rolled into the hills. In spite of his determination to make his own way, he felt old and useless after the constant nagging he had received from Frank and Laura. The morning turned out to be hot and the trail dusty. He had turned on to an unused trail and finally saw a spiral of smoke coming from a hollow. Must be a cabin down here on this. I reckon I can get him to give me some water. Here you go, buddy. Get going, boy. In their hideout cabin, Alex and his pals heard hooves approaching. They quickly grabbed their guns. Somebody found the trail here. Hey, look through the window. The old man we tied up last night. He's right in here openly. We'll wait and see what he does. Oh, Ronnie. Hey, look at him. He's coming to the door. I'll let him in. Well? Say, mister, could you... jump into the horse effect? You were one of the crooks that came to the ranch last night. Right, old timer. Come on in. No, no, thanks. Reckon I'll just mosey all about my business. Come inside and be quick about it. Sure. Who's with you? Nobody. It's sort of running away, you might say. Tie him up. We'll decide what to do with him later. All right, Alex. And lefty. Yeah. You'd go out and watch the trail into the hollow. This might be a trick. If anyone else comes along, use your gun. Right. The long ranger and Tonto spent most of the morning searching the hills for the crooks hideout. Finally, Tonto pointed to the trails, saying, Oh, keep it heavy. They're fresh cracks. A horse going through hills. Maybe if one of the crooks go to hide out alone. We'll follow the tracks and find out. Come on, Tonto.  A light wind was blowing toward them as they started up a rise. The great horse, Silver, caught the scent of a man and a horse. The intelligent animal went into low warning. Who's with you? Who's down there? Silver gave a warning to Tonto. Ah. Maybe someone's waiting near the trail. We'll just mouthfully the horse's hidden in a tall brush. Then we'll move forward on foot. He's instead of being full of scoffing. Now we'll leave this trail and keep to the brush and trees. There's someone ahead waiting. We must take him by surprise. A crook lefty is out on a boulder smoking a cigarette while he watched the trail. Suddenly, a strong arm encircled his neck from behind and closed his throat with pulling forces. Do not make trouble. This keeps you quiet. Now we'll tie him. The cabin there in the hollow. That must be the hideout. Uh-uh. Him soon be tired. We'll approach to the brush. I'll go to the front. You come up behind the cabin. I think we've found Alex Mott and his gunman. Later in the cabin, Uncle Ed tied to a chair with its back toward the stove and facing the door. Observed Alex and his two pals through half lowered eyelids. Alex was saying, Who looks half gone already?   There, let's get that breakfast going. On one side of the cabins to the large pot-bellied stove in which the crooks had built a fire to cook breakfast. Though the back and side windows of the cabin were open it was still quite warm. Alex walked to the stove, then said, This stuff's ready to eat. I'll dish it up. At that moment, the front door burst open. Hey, a mask man, I'll hit it. You drop gun. Me at back window. Jake was trapped between the guns of the mask man and Indian but Alex shielded from tanto by the stove, suddenly crouched down behind Uncle Ed's chair saying, Wait Jake, keep your gun. Mr. tell your friend at the back window to come inside. If you don't I can plug you from behind the old man. Now a mask man drop your gun. Drop him. You fired me, you'll hit the old fella. While the Lone Ranger hesitated a moment, Uncle Ed suddenly went into action, pushing hard with his feet he toppled his chair backward. Don't drop your guns, mister. Hey, Alex was knocked off balance and thrown back against the hot stove. As he frantically moved away from the blistering iron stove, the Lone Ranger fired. Oh, get him, drop it. Now we got the ball. Old man in chair moved 25. Hey, who you calling an old man? Otto, that's Ed Andrews. That's right, get me on time, mister. Watch those cooks, Otto. I'll free you, Ed. There. Bye, Jiminy. You wouldn't turn to our sights for sore eyes, mister. I heard you'd gone to live with relatives.  These cooks robbed my nephew last night. Frank Adams is your nephew? Yeah, but don't go passing the news around. Only one I care a hoot about is his daughter, 10 year old Betsy. I sure hated to leave because of her. Leave? What do you mean? How did you get here? Briefly, Ed told the Lone Ranger all that had happened. When he finished, the masked man said... Ed, did you ever tell them you'd been decorated for bravery by the army? Or that you used to be a fine sheriff down in Pecos? Oh, never liked to brag about myself. Used to tell Betsy about my experiences, but Lauren Frank said I was making enough. Oh, here comes the sheriff and his posse. And Frank is with him. Hold on, hold on now. These armies just captured Alex Mott and his crooked pals. Yet they saved my life, too. They helped the law, Sheriff. This paper will identify me, Sheriff. Holy smoke. So that's who you are. Glad to meet you. Ben, these two armies are friends, like Uncle Ed said. We might not have captured the crooks, if it hadn't been for Ed Andrews. He made it possible. I don't savvy this. Uncle Ed couldn't do anything. He may be too old for chopping wood and doing other ranch chort-atoms, but he's not too old to use his experience in better ways. If you don't mind, I'd like to ride back to your ranch and talk to you and your wife. It's all right with me. I'll have these crooks tied up in two frames. You'll find this stolen cash on Alex Mott, Sheriff. I saw him take it. He took it out of the cigar box on the table. Good. Let's get started back. We found one hombre on the trail tied. I left a man to guard him. Then we heard the shootman came here. Let's go. Later at the ranch house, Sheriff, Frank, Laura, and Uncle Ed listened as the Lone Ranger talked. Frank, your uncle is a very brave man. Among many other acts of bravery, he was decorated during the war for saving his captain's life under fire. Well, is that the truth? Of course it's the truth. I got to meddle the proof-its. Before that, Ed was Sheriff in Pecos and did a fine job. Though he was middle-aged, he left to join the army when the war started. He had a reputation as a brave soldier and a fearless lawman. I'm surprised you didn't know. I tried to tell him a few things about myself, but well, they thought I was telling tall tales. Uncle Ed! Uncle Ed, you came back. Yes, honey, yes. But just for a short talk, you might say. But you have to say you have to. I was listening outside the door and heard everything. I knew you were brave. I knew it. He really is, Betsy. I have every right to be proud of you, Uncle Ed. I sure hate to leave you, honey. Wait, Uncle Ed. You don't have to leave. If you can overlook the past, you can stay on here. And live in a chicken house? No, sir. Well, I'm so ashamed, Uncle Ed. Of course you won't live there. You'll have your own room back. Please, Uncle Ed, please, for my sake. Well, all right. But I was hoping to get a job right in the range.  You can do just what you want to do here from now on. I think you should stay, Ed. Your folks understand now. And what's more, you'll have money of your own. There's a reward for the capture of Alex Mott. He'll be yours. One thousand dollars. By Jiminy, I reckon things are going to be better after all. I'll stay, Betsy, and I'll buy you a pony, too. Oh, Uncle Ed, I love you. I love you. And I think our uncle was decorated for bravery. He'll be here all around here, catching those crooks and all. I'll leave now, Ed. I know you'll be happy from now on. Adios, everybody. See you later, Sheriff. Who is that masked man? Laura, he's an hombre who's a good friend to have. Uncle Ed is a mighty lucky man to know him so well. You see, he's the Lone Ranger. The Lone Ranger, a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated, is produced by Trenville Campbell Muir Incorporated. The part of the Lone Ranger is played by Brace Beamer, your announcer, Fred Foy. Listen to the Lone Ranger brought to you by Special Recording Mondays through Fridays at this same time.