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Dragnet, the documented drama of an actual crime. For the next 30 minutes in cooperation with the Los Angeles Police Department, you will travel step by step on the side of the law through an actual case transcribed from official police files. From beginning to end, from crime to punishment, Dragnet is the story of your police force in action. It was Wednesday, January 10th. It was cold in Los Angeles. We're working a day watch out a homicide detail. My partner's Ben Romero, the boss is Fat Brown, Chief of Detectives. My name's Friday. It was 8.25 a.m. when I got to the police academy. The doctor's office. Morning. Morning. Can I help you? I'm checking in for my annual physical. Oh, okay. Your name? Joe Friday. Okay. Friday, just like the day in the week? Yeah, that's right. Friday. Anything to find? Are you sure you were notified? Yeah, the tele-type was posted in the office a couple of days ago. Annual physical exams. My name was right near the top of the list. F-R-I-D-A-Y. Oh, yeah. Can I hear you, all right? Joseph Friday. That's it, yeah. Well, all right, Friday, let's get your name down here. Okay. Age? 34. What are you wearing? Central homicide. Your number? 2288. 2288. Okay, Friday, you want to step this way? All right.  Okay. How are they keeping you busy? Oh, pretty busy, yeah. 4500 men in the department. Everyone has to have an annual physical. I've got to get you weighed and send you along inside. Doc's probably ready for you by now. Over here. Never for you. Dr. Vance's office. Is that it? All right, just a minute. It's for you, Friday, your office. Friday talking. No, not quite. I haven't seen Doc Vance yet. What's the matter? No one else in homicide to handle it? Not right now. Have that pad, Doc. Thank you. 9320 Laurel. I got it. What's the story? 45 AM. I left the doctor's office at the police academy and drove to the Westlake area where I met Ben in front of the cottage where the dead body had been found. We went inside and checked with one of the men from the radio car and was standing by. The dead man was identified as Martin Latimer, age 68, a retired owner of a couple of neighborhood grocery stores in the city. He was lying sprawled on his side on the floor. There was a bullet hole in his chest just above the heart where the slug had entered the body. There was another larger wound in the back through the left shoulder blade where the bullet had emerged. Approximately eight feet across the room from the body was another chair. There was a windchester rifle wired firmly to the top, its muzzle pointing directly above the spot where the body lay on the floor. A thick white string was found wound firmly around the trigger of the rifle. It ran through a metal ring on the stock of the gun and stretched across the room where it had been tied to the dead man's right index finger. At first glance, it seemed like an obvious suicide arrangement. Officer Harkness, one of the men in the radio car who had answered the call, took the exception. I know, Sergeant. Maybe I'm all wet. Just doesn't gel right for me. Who discovered the body, Sergeant? Next to our neighbor, Mrs. Donworth. My partner's with her now. Do you fellas call the crime lab? Yeah, they're on their way out. Was the old man the only one who lived in the house here? Yeah, that's what the neighbor told us. I'd sure like to see what the crime lab crew's going to think of it. What's the big question, Sergeant? Well, I know it's none of my business, Sergeant. You fellas are the detectives. I just couldn't help but notice, though. What's that? Well, come here. Over here, this rifle wired to the back of the chair. Yeah. I'd take a sight along the barrel of the rifle. See what you think. Right through the sight, huh? Mm-hmm. I pointed right above the armjure over there. Yeah. It's in a straight line with the body. Uh-huh. How much fist the old man pulled the string tied to his index finger and it set off the trigger. It took the slug through the chest, didn't it? Yeah, that's what I figured. Now, here, take a look at the wall directly behind the old man. Yeah. The slug went clean through the body. We know that. It threw the chest above the heart, then out through the shoulder blade. Let's see what you mean. Oh, here, now, take a look at this wall here. Got a mark on it. Yeah. One thing, sure, if the old man was shot in that position, the slug had to come this way. Yeah. That's through his body, right about this height here. Uh-huh. We ought to find the bird on this wall, right? Right around here. Yeah, it ought to be. Not a trace of a slug there. Not much chance it could have been deflected, do you think? Well, that's what I thought. It's a 30-30 winchester. Enough power to go through a couple of plaster walls. Well, we know the slug went through the body. It's got to be somewhere on one of these four walls. Uh-huh. Uh, take a look over here and see what you think. All right. Uh, down here, near the corner of the wall. Where? Well, right here. Yeah, it looks like it, man. Something's out of kilter. The rifle never could have thrown a slug this far down on the wall. Not the way it's wired to the charity. Besides that, it's way out of line, at least four feet, the way I figured here. Well, I know it's none of my business, Sergeant. I couldn't help but notice it, though. Uh, you want me to stand by outside? Yeah, OK, if you will. Would you mind checking with your partner to see if we can have that neighbor lady brought over for questioning, would you? Right, I'll check with him now. Thank you. I'm going to take another look at that rifle. Well, it sure doesn't add up too well, does it? Even if the old man jerked the gun when he pulled the trigger with that string arrangement, the slug couldn't have passed through his chest, out his back, and then hit the wall where it did. I'm standing just behind the body, would you, Joe? See if it's possible to line it up. All right, what about here? Look about it to you. Uh, yeah, that's good. Let me see here. No, not a chance, Joe. It's way out of line. That's the gun that killed him. The old man didn't pull the trigger. Not from there, anyway. There's one other chance, huh? Somebody pulled it for him. Lieutenant Lee Jones arrived with his crime lab crew and went to work. We put in a call to the coroner's office and the dead man's neighbor, Mrs. Elsie Donwood, was brought over for questioning. She was a chubby matronly lady, about 45. She told us she'd been a neighbor to the aging Martin Latimer for more than 10 years. I take it you knew Mr. Latimer pretty well, ma'am. Yeah, I suppose. He didn't have any relatives, poor man, all alone. He was in the grocery business for years. He made some nice money, I guess. Retired about eight years ago, sold both his stores. And then come from a mortgage on one of them. $150 a month. Yeah, he was very comfortable. Uh-huh. Wasn't a penny-painter at all, but he was thrifty. It was the same way with my husband, Claude. He used to say, take care of the dimes, and the dollars will take care of himself. Well, Mrs. Donwood, can you think of any reason why Latimer would want to take his own life? Oh, I suppose. Poor old man is getting along in years. A long time day with the sight he was going to die with cancer. So did Mr. Latimer have cancer, do you know? Oh, no, he kept thinking he was going to die with it. Could you come next door to my place while I get some of my laundry out? We could talk there. It's just across the yard. All right, ma'am, that'll be fine. If you want to tell Lee Jones we'll be next door, ma'am. I guess you better let Hartness know, too. Yeah, right, I'm telling him. Thank you. About that cancer business officer, Mr. Latimer was always talking about it. Yes, ma'am. He finally went to a doctor about it. That was last week only. He came back and he told me the doctor said for him not to be so silly about it. He was a well man and good health. What was the last time that you saw Latimer, ma'am? Day before yesterday. Oh, we laughed and joked over the back fence. Oh, man. He had such a nice smile. Reminds me of a good deal of Claude. That was my husband. I'd like to have your honest opinion, Ms. Donwin. Do you think Mr. Latimer killed himself? Well, I suppose that rifle in there, that television staff. Joe, I wonder if I could talk to you a minute. Yeah, okay. Would you like to go on ahead over next door, ma'am? We'll be right with you. All right, officer. Thank you very much. We'll be right there, ma'am. Yeah. Crime Lab proves having a field day. They say if the old man shot himself with that rig, it ought to make Ripley's car. Find anything definite? Dusted the rifle for fingerprints. Didn't find a warrant. How about that? Yeah. Makes less sense than that slug buried in the corner of the wall. Sure does. Checked the desk, and the living room found some correspondence Latimer's having with some woman through a lonely heart club. Yeah. Did you find any reason why he'd want to die? Pretty good reason why he'd want to live, huh? Found a photograph. Beautiful girl. Looks to be about 24 or 5. What about it? She was going to marry him. The Crime Lab crew continued their routine investigation of Martin Latimer's cottage. They removed a 30-30 slug from the corner of one wall. Ben and I went next door to question the neighbor, Mrs. Donworth. There didn't seem to be any common ground at all between the evidence in the house and the information that she had to offer. As we continued questioning her, Mrs. Donworth remembered that a month before, Latimer had told her that something might happen to him and he wanted to make out a will. He asked if she would witness the will. A few days later, Latimer's lawyer came to the house and Mrs. Donworth witnessed the signing. At that time, she said, Latimer made the remark, I don't feel like going on much longer anyway. If death means arrest, I think I deserve one. Mrs. Donworth kept busy with the laundry while we interviewed her. Could you let me get by to the main wall where I have to get some of this ironing done? Yes, ma'am. I'm sorry. I'm afraid there's one thing I don't remember you telling us, ma'am. Did you hear anything of the ordinary going on next door or this morning or last night? No. Nothing I noticed, anyway. Officer, did you see that knob on the washer, the one on the left? Oh, you mean that's over here? Yeah, just lift it up and turn it around to all, please. It says all right there in the dial. Yes, ma'am. I see. There you are. Yes, thanks. No, there was nothing I heard from next door remark about. Of course, there's some noise around here that time in the morning. You can't even hear yourself think anyway. How's that, ma'am? The trucks passing by up and down every morning. They're not small trucks either. They start in at 6 a.m. They rattle past for two or three hours, please. The first good explanation we've had on this thing. Could you give us the names of some of the other people on the street who knew Mr. Latimer pretty well, Mrs. Donwood? Yeah, I suppose. I don't think any of them know the poor old man as well as I did. Most of them are younger folks. You know, parties and things. When you got up around 65 or past that like Mr. Latimer, parties don't mean so much anymore. Yes, ma'am. I understand. Yeah. It's a nice, quiet home with a good heating system. Good books on the shelf. Good man around the house. Got all you can ask for. Yes, ma'am. Well, thank you very much. We'll leave our car again in case you want to contact us for any reason. All right. There's one more thing, Mrs. Donwood. We understand Latimer was corresponding with several women to a lonely hearts club. Did he ever mention that to you? No, he never did. I found out from the male man. He's a regular gossip. And Latimer never mentioned any other women that he corresponded with. Is that right? Well, I pretended I didn't even know about it. He never brought it up. Don't understand why he'd want to meet a lady that way. Almost to them are looking for the man with money so they can quit work and lay around the house. Well, thanks again, Mrs. Donwood. It's been very helpful. Yeah. Poor old man. I wonder what made him write letters after silly women. Little good day to Dunning. He wrote letters all over the country. Getting tired of working myself. Could have saved the post, too. Make a part. I was right next door. Would have married him in a minute. We left Mrs. Donwood's house a few minutes past noon. We went back next door to Latimer's cottage. The crime lab crew had finished their investigation and the deputy coroner arrived. He took the body downtown for autopsy. We talked over the crime lab findings with Lieutenant Lee Jones and he felt the same way that Ben and I did. The theory that Latimer had shot himself to death was possible in many respects, but it was far from plausible. We checked through Latimer's correspondence with the women that he'd contacted by mail through the Lonely Hearts Club. Especially the young girl he obviously intended to marry judging from his letters to her. Her picture showed her to be a brunette, dark eyes, young and very attractive. The inscription at the bottom read, with love, Catherine. There was no return address on either the photo or the letter. Ben called to check with the Lonely Hearts Club. Yes, ma'am. No, that's all right. We'll probably be dropping down a talk to you. Yes, boy. What'd they say? Might be it, Joe. Club Secretary says they've been having trouble with somebody who signs a picture just like this one. It was Love, Catherine. I described the picture. The Secretary says it's the same girl. What's the angle? The girl doesn't belong to the club, but somehow she got a list of their members and their addresses. She writes to them. Usually, old men get them set for marriage and they send for them. Her letters come from the East, from different cities. She writes and asks for a train fare out here. Men send her their money for clothes and train fare, and that's the last of it. She's gone. Oh, that's all right. There's one letter here. This one. I hate to ask you, dear, but if you could send me the traveling money and just a little extra for some clothes, I will take the first train and be with you in a week to become your wife for waiting that precious moment and so on. Kind of poor it on thick. What's the date on this? Let's see. December 30th. It's 12 days ago. What do you think? That's possible. She could have showed up, tried to grab all the old man's money she could find. Maybe he caught her at it.  You know more what if we could find out she really came here. Maybe we'd better start ringing a few doorbells. The other neighbors might come up with something. What do you say? Let me see that girl's picture again with you. Yeah, here you go. No photographer's name. Now look in the back here, Ben. No down here in the corner. Right in the corner of the picture mounting. Oh, yeah, yeah. X, X, X, X, Y, 3. Must be some kind of manufacturer's marking. Photography supplier. Guess it stands for the type of paper, huh? You know anything about the photo business? No, I don't. In a derailleur? Let's find somebody who does, huh? Before we drove back to the office, Ben and I covered the rest of the neighborhood and talked to everybody who knew the dead man, Martin Latimer, even remotely. They told us nothing that we didn't already know. 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She didn't even come close to the type of girl that we were looking for. We got the address from the photographer, drove out to the home, and interviewed the Chambers girl. She gave a younger appearance than she did in her picture. She couldn't recognize the handwriting on the photo, nor did she understand the inscription with love, Catherine. After questioning her, it became apparent that she knew nothing at all, about 68-year-old Martin Lattimer. I wonder if you had mind taking another look at the handwriting on the picture, Miss? Are you familiar at all? No. No, I couldn't be sure either way. It seemed like I'd seen it, though. When did you say you had this picture made, Miss? About a year ago, at graduation.  She liked it. I didn't care for it much. Could you tell us how many people have prints of this picture? Mama had two dozen copies made up. She took 12, and I took 12. She sent them to relatives, friends of ours, kept a few. Send them to friends, girls at school, a few of my boyfriend's. Can you remember if you autographed any of them? Yeah, some of them, the ones from my girlfriend. Others, they gave out plain. Can you try and thank who you gave those to, Miss? The unsigned picture? One went to Carl. I know that. Ray and Fred and Don and Warren. I think that's it. I wonder if we could have their full names and addresses, please. Yes, all right. You know what I'm saving all this junk for? Old letters. Could I see that picture, please? Yeah, I hear you. Well, it's the same writing. I thought I'd seen it before. What? This old letter from Warren. See the writing? Doesn't it look the same to you? Hmm, looks close to me. Well, I've done my own handwriting check it over. Who is this Warren in this chamber? Warren Wright. Here's his address right here. Yeah, I'll copy it. Jump fine. Warren and I went to college together. We were engaged to be married for a while, and I broke it off. I see. Warren's a serious boy. He was very thorough and perfectionist. You know, Sergeant, he ever does things halfway. That's him. Never known Warren to do anything in his life halfway, not Warren's. Well, he's going to have a perfect record of that handwriting matches. What can they do to him? I don't know, but they won't do it halfway. 255 p.m. We left the home of Doris Chambers and drove down Beverly Boulevard to 743 North Clairwood Avenue, an apartment house where the suspect was supposed to be living. We talked to the manager and he told us that Warren Wright had moved without giving notice three days before on January 10th. The same day, 68-year-old Martin Latimer was found dead in his home. We got on the phone, talked to Doris Chambers again, and she gave us a lead on Warren Wright's married sister. 7.30 p.m. We met with the sister of the murder suspect, and she told us that her brother, Warren, had phoned that morning and asked for an emergency loan of $200, which he didn't have to give him. The sister gave us Wright's new address, and we checked it out. It was one of those run-down, futuristic-style apartment houses built in the mid-30s. It was on a narrow road high above Sunset Boulevard, overlooking most of Hollywood. Wright wasn't in, and the manager said he wasn't expected back till early the next morning. We had the manager let us in Wright's apartment. We waited. Midnight. 1 a.m. No sign of the suspect. No denying it is sure a beautiful view from here. It's the best in town. It'd be nice for a single fellow's up here when it wouldn't work with a family, though. How about you, Joe?  It'd be a beautiful place with a two of you. No, I don't think you might ever leave the house. She's been there for 40 years. I guess she'll stay there until she dies. It would be nice up here, though, wouldn't it?  Mm-hmm. Why don't you try to talk me into it? You've got nothing to lose. I might do that. Why don't you slide up one of the windows to get a little stuffy in there? All right. Whoa. Smell that air, huh? That's great. What time you got? 1.45. Oh, it's a long night. We waited. 3 a.m., 4 a.m., 4 30. It was cold, and still no sign of the suspect worn white. 5 a.m., 5 30, 6 a.m. The sky was getting light over in the east. 6 30, 7 a.m., 7 30. We kept waiting. No sign of the suspect. We called the office and arranged for a relief. 8 a.m., we could hear groups of youngsters passing by outside, trooping into the main yard of a grammar school just below the apartment house. We kept waiting.  Footsteps came down the driveway, up the path, and stopped outside the door. We heard a key turn in the lock. What is this? What do you want? You want one, right? Yes. The police officer's got some questions we'd like to ask you. It's all right, officers. Why don't you sit down? I'm not going to give you any trouble. What? I killed him. Maybe I'll never know why, but I killed him. Want to tell us about it? You must have had a reason for it, rigging it for a suicide. Do you have anything against him? I hardly even knew him. He used that picture of Doris, the fool, and made some good money doing it I needed. You're willing to give us a statement about the whole thing? I haven't anything to hide, officer. The minute I killed him, I knew it was all over. Right there in that one minute, I knew you'd come and find me somehow. I didn't know when, but you'd come and find me. Okay, Ben, we're about to head downtown. Yeah. What? It's a great sound, isn't it? What's that? This schoolyard. Really? The kids. Got a great sound to it. Good one. Do you want to get your hat? All right. How can anybody figure? 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The homeless population in Minnesota reaches somewhere in the 10,000s. Here in the rural part of the state, finding the money to help those people doesn't come easy. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development understands this. And that's part of the reason why they've given 1.4 million dollars to address the issue. When you think about a lot of HUD grants, people talk about the urban environment, the urban cities, the Las Vegas, the Los Angeleses of the world. It's so much more difficult to target and find the youth homeless in this part of the country. The local governments will decide what to do with the money. And as of right now, it will be focused on youth homelessness. One way of integrating services back to mental health, collaborative behavioral health, also putting them in a nice, clean environment and back over to our Workforce Development Center. We, Red Lake Nation, I can speak for Red Lake Nation, we lack so many services for our youth. Right now, we are in the process of building services, but being a part of this grant is just going to help us create logic models, create training modules, create, build relationships with people that have obviously been successful in working with homeless youth. To ensure the grant meets needs, HUD relied upon recommendations of young people who have experienced homelessness themselves. I graduated high school. I went to college afterwards and, you know, just made a couple bad choices. It couldn't happen to anybody, but there's always hope, and there's always people that are there to help you. For these young people, they say they would like to see more money put towards things like supportive and transitional housing. They seemed like family more than they were workers. They treated you with respect right away, they wanted you to succeed. While the focus will be on the youth, Wider Chairman Tibbets acknowledges that there are elders and veterans who could also use the help. So there's a chance that the money could be spread around. But, you know, we get to open up the whole book to find out what the problems are. Reporting in Natowash, Sheryl Moore, Lakeland News.


Psychologist Carl Jung said, the most dangerous psychological mistake is the projection of the shadow onto others. This is the root of almost all conflicts. According to Psych Central, projection happens when someone places their own beliefs or emotions onto someone else. It often happens unconsciously and sometimes people project their own insecurities onto others. When someone projects, you might internalize their hurtful comments and believe them to be true. But if you can easily recognize when someone is projecting, it can help you become more resilient and take their negative comments less personally. Let's talk about three signs someone is projecting their insecurities onto you. Let's go. Repression. Science has had a huge impact in revealing the significant role repression plays in projection. In 1997, Leonard Newman and colleagues conducted a study where they asked people which negative traits they found most threatening, then observed how participants reacted to these traits in themselves and others. They found that people who repressed their emotions were more likely to deny having the threatening trait themselves. But they were quick to say someone else had the trait. Repressors also avoided talking about the traits they found most threatening. Interesting. So how can you tell whether someone is raising a legitimate concern or projecting a repressed insecurity onto you? The next time you think someone might be projecting, ask yourself, do they have this trait themselves and try hard to deny or repress it? Have they talked about how much they hate this trait before or have a strong reaction to it? If you answered yes, this might be a projection rather than a legitimate concern. Reaction. Have you ever had a crush on someone and didn't want anyone to know? If anyone ever asked you if you had a crush on the person, what do you do? Do you overreact?  Well, projection kind of works the same way. According to national certified counselor, Tanya Peterson, overreaction is a major sign of projection.  Like all psychological defense mechanisms, projection is a response to uncomfortable emotions. These feelings can cause someone to blow up at something that might seem minor to you. If someone has an emotional reaction that is disproportionate to the situation, they may be projecting this insecurity onto you. It may also be a good idea to remove yourself from the situation too. The blame game.  Why would they do this? Psychology today states that this is a common example of projection. In romantic relationships, we might falsely blame our partner for cheating when we have the desire to cheat ourselves. According to my therapist, people often project blame onto others in order to feel better about their own problems. Have you ever been in a situation where someone starts blaming you out of nowhere for something that you didn't do? This could be a sign that they're projecting an insecurity onto you. When you realize that someone is projecting, you recognize that what they're saying has nothing to do with you and everything to do with them. Knowing this can help these outbursts staying a bit less and help you navigate this type of interaction. Now we wanna hear from you, Psych2Goers. Has anyone ever projected onto you? Be honest. Have you projected onto someone else before? We hope that after watching this video, you'll be able to identify the signs that someone is projecting their insecurities onto you. Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below and don't forget to like and subscribe. Until next time.


Hello everybody, my name is Mauro Scandiuzzo, I'm working for ST Microelectronics, I'm a field application about the sensor, motion and environmental sensors. What I'm going to present to you is a Uniclio graphical user interface, very useful to investigate better the functionality of our sensors. To work with our STM32 let's start to investigate which kind of hardware we need. So we need that nuclear board, so is an STM32 EVO board, in particular I use a Cortex-M4, the name of the board is F401, I use an expansion board based on the ST MEMS sensor, in particular I use the IKS01A2 with embedded the latest sensor in ST portfolio. On top of that I apply a different expansion board in this 24 pin dwelling line, this adapter board mounts the latest accelerometer ultra low power of ST Microelectronics, the name of this device is LIS2DW12. This is the hardware that we require for the investigation of Uniclio graphical user interface. In terms of software we need to download two parts in ST.com website, one is for sure the software Unico interface, so it's just a matter to type Uniclo in the ST.com download the file and install in your PC. The other step you need a firmware to upload in the STM32 nuclear board, so the firmware that you need is Xcube MEMS XT1, that is the firmware that you need to download from ST.com. Let's go to the main tab, the main tab is IKS01A2 option, one important thing is selecting the full scale. Let's start for example for the accelerometer, the accelerometer option I can go from 2G full scale up to 16G full scale. For the gyroscope the angular speed I can select from 245 degrees per second up to 2000 degrees per second, the same also for other Samsung's. The other aspect is the auto data rate and I can select a different auto data rate, so now for example the other part is the motion MEMS plot, so now we see that the auto data rate is 1 Hz, we want to speed up that, so for example we start go up to 2hz, so with 2hz now we see that the motion is faster, so the auto data rate is faster, and here we can see for example the accelerometer, the triaxis accelerometer. If we move the board and we flip like 90 degrees, so we see the gravity move from z-axis to x-axis. I can catch also the movement of the gyroscope and here on the bottom part I have the magnetometer, so if I put close my phone I see the variation of magnetic field. With environmental sensor I can see the same, so I can see the temperature, the humidity and the pressure. If I touch the device I will see the variation in thermal temperature and humidity. If I want to data-logging the different sensor I can just with a fast interaction using the user messages I can see the time stamp, the pressure, temperature, humidity, accelerometer, XYZ and the gyroscope and magnetometer axis, but if I want to really downloading and data-logging the device I can use the data-logging settings and I can select which kind of device I want to downloading. If I want data-logging just the accelerometer then is a easy way, so I can select the revision 3, I can start the logging, I can stop the logging, I can open the file directly with Excel and I can plot the different values. This is all for today, thank you very much for attending and watching the video.


What's good everybody Chris from jassescasebreaks.com doing 2022 Panini select football six box half case break PYT number eight Number seven isn't a team random right now But since it's from the same half case we're on a rock and roll on it anyway And this is also a wax party break for the end of this break We'll give away a fun a little invite. We're gonna get your RSVPs in wax party all the way down to 113 Let's do it. Let's switch screens real quick There's a fresh case Select PYT eight all good will grab the last two teams the Cardinals and the Rams To get this break going. Thanks again everyone involved Like I said PYT seven any team random filler for mosaic 16 on the site right now Let's see what's in here. So I got six box stacks here I'll take our dice. I'll roll them one two and three will be the sack on the left Four five and six stack on the right. It's free stack on the left for PYT eight, I'll Take my marker I'll say seven And this other stack so we know From the same case Of course doesn't it only? Let's get this party started though. Yeah. Thanks again everyone good luck We've done it six select break so far And they have been pretty juicy. Let's keep it going here With a fresh case of it, of course XRC's One of the bigger selling points of select. I got the checklist in front of me for the regular redemptions the auto redemptions Will be randomized Until they are announced Good luck everyone first box You know icons Damien Pierce First up sparks nice tie-dye three color patch for Mike Williams That's going to go to the Chargers Johnny Just a very sharp looking product every single year. 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And welcome to our second preview show of the week here at Vitality Stadium. BBC Radio Solence Chris Temple joins me as we look ahead to another big weekend in the Premier League. Coming up on today's show we'll be looking back at that Cup win over Forest Green in the week. We'll also be talking to women's manager Steve Cuss who joins us ahead of the first game of the season on Sunday. And finally we'll be looking ahead to the game against Leicester City at the King Power Stadium tomorrow. But first we're going to start back at Wednesday night and that Cup win over Forest Green Rovers. There were some fine saves from Mark Travers in the penalty shootout to send us through. A shootout it is after a 0-0 draw. It's King, first up no problem. Scores into the right-hand side of the goal. Mills steps up, lifted and Travers makes a good save. Moving away to his left-hand side it remains 1-0 to Bournemouth after one penalty. He's got to do his job from 12 yards here up against Wallachock. It's going to be right-footed, stuttering run-up and rolls it into the bottom left-hand corner. Red and black fans, they're waving them to try and put Dawson off against Travers. He saved it again! 2 out of 2 Mark Travers. He's having the luck of the Irish at the moment, the big man. Here comes Ivan to put the cherries right in the box seat. Right-footed, saved by Wallachock. Down to his left. Not a great penalty, good save. James Morton to try and get Forest Green on the board here in the shootout. Travers again! 3 out of 3 for the cherries goalkeeper. Can the big Danes see them home here? It's Billing, rifles at home! No mistake from that one and in the end the hierarchy tells the Premier League side go through and they all run to their Irish goalkeeper Mark Travers. Well some brilliant saves from Mark Travers there. Chris it wasn't as comfortable as Eddie Howe would have liked was it? You could say that, yeah. I mean first of all let's just start with those saves from Mark Travers. I mean literally nothing gets past him here. You know I know he shipped five away at Crystal Palace on the last day of the season but he actually didn't have much to do in that game did he? Realistically played the ball out with his feet quite nice. His distribution was impressive. He has that sort of the roundhouse, I always call it a roundhouse kick, a sort of sideways, volleyed kick that goes flat down the field which I think I can't remember who's tow it landed on at one point but really impressed with his distribution, his concentration and yeah in the penalty shootout I saw a couple of cherries players tweeting that they wouldn't want to be taking penalties against Mark Travers because first of all he's so massive. So yeah really good for him and the team yeah I think not lucky to go through but a lot of huffing and puffing, end product wasn't really there, a combination of you know bounces of the ball and a bit of bad luck and a lack of quality in the final third as well and a bit of a lack of confidence in the final third from the strikers at the minute as well which is now that's I guess a bigger concern. We might be coming onto that a bit later but all in all you know picking out some of the players in that game I thought Kilkenny had a great debut until he tied a little bit towards the end. He seemed to be very happy to get on the ball, confident to take people on, receive the ball in tight areas so yeah I think he's been a real sort of emergence, a real find and he's definitely accelerated through I think better than any how thought he could so he's you know in the fact that the club have got through to the next round means that he'll I'm sure get another opportunity. The one that stood out for me was Chris Meppen. Again Bournemouth weren't under a lot of pressure defensively but I just thought he had a real sort of composed calm authoritative look of things at the back there when he was taking charge. He made one crucial interception at the near post where the guy behind him had a tap in. The three on one I'm pretty sure that was Meppen we broke down there three on one towards the end as well so yeah he was he was one for me I thought do you know what Chris Meppen that's a real sort of step forward for him. I know it context of opposition, league two opposition of course compared to the Premier League but with the injury to Charlie Daniels the game which is what I'm sure we'll mention later on that could involve a bit of rejigging at the back and that could see Chris Meppen continue to get plenty of minutes in central defence so yeah he was he was one that I wanted to pick out as having had a real good game and Harry Wilson again I thought was excellent. Harry Wilson again he had a chance in the first half and then Joshua King had that header in the second half and we had Dominic Solanke who you know he went down in the box was it a penalty was it not but there were the chances there they just weren't taking anything. Yeah just the final ball and a couple fizzed across the penalty area didn't they? Yeah I mean Dom Solanke he needs a goal of some description scored a couple in pre-season of course but you just feel like in competitive matches it's just not falling for him at the moment and until he gets up and running you know I think you know the manager's pretty happy with what he does behind the scenes and you know he's made an impact as a sub a couple of times but he you feel like he needs minutes he didn't have a lot to feed off with Callum the other night because Callum is a bit short of confidence I think as well he does a lot of work for the team that doesn't involve scoring goals of course that's the thing with Callum is you can't judge him although he is a number nine you can't judge him solely on his goals column he does a lot of that physical work a lot of running particularly away from home but he just feels like he's not quite started his season yeah he's in the England squad hopefully he'll get on in one of those two games against Bulgaria or Kosovo as well and that's good for his confidence as well so yeah the sooner that Callum gets up and running in the goals column the better and speaking of confidence it was a obviously a win in the cup but all wins breed confidence and that will set them up well ahead of the weekend won't it? Yeah I think I think more probably for the individuals who came in and did well rather than the team as a whole because drawing nil-nil against a lead two team you know on the face of it shouldn't be that good for confidence but getting through is the main thing it's been a good competition Burton away you know there's a bit of history attached to that fixture as well it's not an ideal draw really that's a bit sticky to be honest with you but Bournemouth have had quite a lot of luck with home draws in the the league cup I think in the last two and a bit seasons the only away ties they've had have been Chelsea away twice so they were probably due an away trip so yeah a nice place to go back in some fond memories from the lead two promotion of course but yeah all in all to take forward a clean sheet I suppose is a positive to take forward yeah certainly it's certainly better to go through than to have been dumped out let's put it that way and as you said clean sheet for for Mark Travers Chris Mepham did very well a lot of players of estate took a claim for themselves haven't they? Yeah I think as I mentioned Mepham earlier on you know Mark Travers at the moment I think you know the manager admitted afterwards that the the choice between Ramsdale and Travers for the number one sport Mark Travers did miss a lot of preseason because he had a thumb injury that he picked up with Ireland over the summer so you know again great performance for him to have just off in terms of going off with Ireland again that'll give him a spring and a step I'm sure going off to to join up with them for this international break I've seen in this morning actually with a massive suitcase quite a few of the internationals have come in with you think they're going away to Leicester for the night but no they're going off for a good week or so with their international colleagues as well so yeah so that's that's good for him yeah and even people like Kevin Kilkenny that'll give them an extra step in training he's not going to be close to the Premier League squad at the moment but you know if there were any more injuries and I don't think you can really afford any more then he would prove to be a good bench player and as you mentioned Burton up next in in the next round it's not an ideal draw being away from home we have been lucky with the home draws but in terms of opposition it's not obviously wanting to be disrespectful to Burton it's it's a nice draw isn't it? Well you could have got anybody you know you could have got you know Man United, Liverpool, anybody city so you know from that point of view a lower league team is better than getting one of your Premier League opponents it's a different test for a number of reasons you know mentally as much as anything you know raising your game against you know perceived lower league well they are lower league opposition but still with an important job to do and it's a great fixture for Burton these days you know with a Premier League team turning up albeit they would have wanted Liverpool, Man United I'm sure or or Derby from down the road or something but yeah as far as the cherries are concerned it's a tricky tie but it's one that they would be back to get through absolutely well this weekend it is the first game of the season for our women's team and it was quite a strike from Katie Kingshott in the week in the final preseason friendly well a great goal from Katie Kingshott there now as you can see I am delighted to be joined by the women's team manager Steve Cust, Steve thank you for joining us this weekend first game of the season it's going to be an exciting one isn't it? Yeah seems to be a long preseason we're really looking forward to the you know the competitive game starting so yeah the FA Cup it's a little bit unusual to be starting with a cup match but that's just the way the fixtures fall within the women's game so you know obviously a home game in the FA Cup it's one we're really looking forward to and of course you know starting in the FA Cup last year the team got to the the first round proper for the the first time in the club's history and that's something that I'll be looking to do again. Yeah it was a great achievement last year to get to that first round obviously we want to try and do as well as that again this year but it may be even look a little bit further but you know obviously as a manager you've got to just look at the one game so you know Sunday's going to be a tough game for us and we're just going to try and do our best on Sunday and try and get through this opening round. We've had eight weeks of preseason how has that gone from your perspective? Yeah it's been really good it's been really good in terms of working with the players included a preseason tour for the first time which was great down in Devon a couple of nights away bonding with the players as well as spending time out on the grass coaching the players which is really good. Six preseason games against some tough opposition in there as well so you know I think we've learned little bits from everything that we've done over preseason and hopefully that will you know go well for us on Sunday. And that preseason camp it's just as important for the girls to bond off the pitch as it is on it isn't it? Yeah it's something that we added this year obviously we do it with the with the male players across all age groups and so we put it in for the women's team a couple of nights away obviously you spend that time out on the pitch which is good and good for us as coaches to be able to spend that time out on the pitch but the bits off the pitch as well we were able to to socialise together and bond together eat together and all that's going to help us I think throughout the season. And for you what are your kind of ambitions for the season with the women's team? Yeah we want to we want to just keep moving the women's game forward and move in AFC Bournemouth forward obviously last year was a good good season only losing the two games in the league and not getting promoted was was tough to take so you know in many ways we're just looking to try and improve on on what we did last season and see where that takes us this year.  Yeah obviously as part of my role as head of community and the community sports trust the women's team falls under our work that we do and I've always overseen that since 2015 putting things in place and you know probably the ambition was always to take over the team at some point and it seems right to do that right now and so far in the eight weeks I've absolutely loved it loved working with the players it's been a busy time for us as pre-season always is but you know it's something I want to do well with with the team. And for you over over the course of pre-season a lot of your players have got a lot of minutes and that set set them in good stead for the weekend. Yeah as I said I think the six games have been important as well as the training sessions we've learned something from from every single game there's been some different challenges there and I think that's that's been good good tests for us as individuals and as a team and as always we're just trying to look at those little things that we can take from each game work with the players try and make the players better as we do as a football club here and hopefully if we can continue to do that we get some positive results. And just for those people at home who don't know how can they find out more information about the women's team? Yeah it's all over social media both AFC Bournemouth and the AFC Bournemouth community but on the on the website as well and on the Matchday program so there's lots of different ways of finding out about the about the fixtures that we have coming up and we start we play our home games at Verwoodtown so that's where we're playing on Sunday at two o'clock kickoff. There we go playing on Sunday at two o'clock Steve thank you very much for joining us now then the first team they are heading to Leicester this weekend and Eddie Howe has been speaking in his pre-match press conference. Yeah good for Callum good to see that he's been picked again and I'm sure he'd be very pleased and that'll do in the world of good. Same as any other player it's great to work with players that want to improve and I think that's always the hallmark for me. Yeah a huge blow for him huge blow for us I think our only thought at the moment is for Charlie and trying to support him through the initial the initial shock really of the news because it's obviously a serious injury he's going to need supporting through the initial phases of it we hope the operation goes well and then he can begin his journey back. Yeah not only the dressing room I think this club really does look after his players very well on an emotional level the supporters will rally around him I think he knows how much he's loved here and I think yeah it's been a really challenging year for him and I think Brendan deserves a lot of credit for what he's done at Leicester in really difficult circumstances let's not forget that and but just looking on the pitch I think he's transformed their style of play I think they're very confident in in their skin now they they are adapting to his philosophy and adapting very well to that we go there knowing it's going to be a good game. Well that was Eddie Howe talking in his pre-match press conference this morning now Chris this time last year we played Leicester here at Vitality Stadium and it was a 40 win and they'll be hoping to try and replicate something like that won't they? Yeah something like that would be nice albeit maybe with the clean sheet they should have kept rather than conceding those couple of late goals in that that game but that was a great performance you know and then we look at the reverse fixture up there and it wasn't such a good day losing 2-0 albeit Brendan Rogers had had an impact by then and started to turn Leicester around they had a great sort of back end to the season Leicester and look a really good unit now and I would be thinking that they could easily be challenging the top seven this year they finished ninth last season which actually if they'd had a better first half of the season could you know could well have been much better than that so yeah I do like a lot of Leicester players I like the way they play it's a great ground to visit not just because they have some lovely cakes in the media room by the way but yeah I haven't very much so particularly the Jaffa cake there's a massive Jaffa cake cake it's unbelievable as I really need it as well but yeah it's just a good place to go the fans are very loud there they always play Casabian over the PA system as a local band which is one of my favorite bands so yeah as you can tell I'm looking forward to going but I'm hoping that Bournemouth can get the points absolutely and Brendan Rogers decide they're unbeaten this season and they look strong don't they they held Chelsea as well earlier in the season yeah they've recruited pretty well you know they added Tealamans on a permanent deal from Monaco for a best part of 40 million pounds but he looked to class act last season as well who enjoyed his his loan spell and therefore you know liked where the club was going and on what the new manager was achieving oh say Perris of course he's got scoring form here from his Newcastle days against Bournemouth again a useful sign and they've been playing him sort of wide of a front three at times a bit more solid when they went to Chelsea but of course the one player I really like who seems to have done well against Bournemouth is James Madison had a really good game up there last season ran the show really in the England squad as well as he has been before but he's getting closer to that first senior England call-up as well and still very young I think he's 22-23 so just out of England under 21s sort of duty as well so yeah he'll be one that Bournemouth will need to keep a lid on tomorrow that is absolutely for sure and you know you factor in the fact they lost their star defender Harry Maguire right at the end of the transfer window I mean albeit they will have prepared for that in the background I'm sure they knew that was going to happen so yeah they've they've had a bit of overhaul one or two players can't get in the team likes a Damari Gray great player can't get in their team at the moment so yeah really a really talented squad who like to play the right way and they had a very similar midweek to us going through on penalties they were obviously against Newcastle so for them they played Wednesday night just like us so so both teams will you know have had the same amount of us yeah the other thing about that is that they didn't hardly change two players possibly yeah where's Morgan came in and one I think only one other if I'm off the top of my head but yeah they've treated the competition with respect they were way at a Premier League team who Newcastle were a little bit on a high from their win at Spurs of course as well but for Leicester and for Bournemouth and this competition is a real chance of silverware absolutely is so Brendan Rodgers has got confidence in his squad to go and play Wednesday and then play again on Saturday you know everyone talks about the recovery and the turnaround he's obviously trying to build a bit of a momentum with his sort of you know some of the new players they're betting in and yeah I think fair play to them for going for going that strong and going through you know time will tell whether that was the right decision but if they go on to win the Cup it will be a great decision if all their players stay fit as well but Bournemouth don't have the luxury of such a big squad and obviously have quite a few injuries at the moment as well so yeah I was surprised to see how strong Leicester went though and speaking of Bournemouth's injuries the big story to come out this week is Charlie Daniels that season-ending injury it's such a shame for him isn't it just coming back last week it's just so hard to sort of find the right word for it really I mean first of all it's absolutely devastating just such terrible luck for Charlie who and particularly having worked all summer you know the lonely yards over the summer when he's had a bit of time away on break he's been in the gym doing his rehab on holiday a lot of the time he's been here working hard in the gym rehabbing when the other players have been either away on holiday or away on preseason got back ahead of schedule you know and the manager admitted he said a couple of weeks ago didn't he I asked Charlie if he could do a job for us and he said he could away at Villa what a job he did you know he got through the 90 minutes then just over there behind us the most innocuous you know no one no one no contact no one near him his other knee and just a terrible injury so as much as the physical rehab now it's got to be a real emotional and mental support now and I know the club is you know excels really and that side of things looking after people and that's what Charlie will need now he is a strong character just talking to a couple of other players this morning they they say that Charlie sort of has a he has a very very brave face on things it all through his sort of some of the more negative moments of his last 12 months or so he's always come in been the sort of chirpy guy you never quite know what's going on behind the scenes but the front facing Charlie Daniels has always been one with a positive outlook so he'll need that positive outlook this time and this is a real bad blow at this stage of the season and you know it seems almost you know I guess churlish to say from a footballing point of view Bournemouth it gives them a problem at left back because Diego Rico you know hasn't found hasn't found a consistent amount of form so there's going to have to be a reshuffle if you're asking me now I wonder if you might play Nathan Acke at left back at Leicester last time you played left back Bournemouth won five nil away at Brighton so that would be an omen yes it's food for thought in that position isn't it obviously Diego Rico there Nathan Acke we've seen Adam Smith play there and with the way Jack Stacey played the other night at right back it wouldn't be as surprised if Jack Stacey went into right back and then Adam Smith into the left back position that's the thing isn't it I mean as we mentioned before about strengthening the fallback positions Lloyd Kelly is still a little bit away who's an actual left-sided defender yeah Jack Stacey played the other night it's a big step up to the to the Premier League for him it actually come up against his the opposite fallback from Luton last year James Justin he went to Leicester over the summer but yeah that's that's the decision do you go with Adam Smith at left back and Jack Stacey at right back do you have to play her back free with someone like Ryan Fraser maybe playing on the left of the midfield four which you don't really want I know Adam Smith doesn't like playing left back you'll obviously do a job wherever he's asked to the manager feels that Adam Smith played some of his best games at left back actually so that might be bad news for Smithy in terms of having to swap over Diego Rico you know you're 10 million pound left back you're looking at and going that should be enough cover but yeah for whatever reason it just isn't quite happening for Diego at the moment whether a run of games is the answer whether Eddie has the confidence to put him in for a run of games particularly away from home we'll wait and see but again if I was a betting man and I don't know anything on this I just wonder whether with Meppam having done well this season that sort of alleviates the problem of moving Nathan Ake out of centre half so I would say Ake at left back Cook and Meppam and then Adam Smith at right back and just finally you know what's coming I am going to ask you for a score you are this week it's been asked me at the city at home off camera I said city 3-1 by the way of course every time um you want to score dear yeah okay right fine um I mean you take a point at Leicester definitely take a point at Leicester I might have to go with a willow 1-1 a willow 1-1 because Leicester have been solid this season haven't conceded many goals um I'm going to go for a willow 1-1 draw well a willow 1-1 draw then well if you are at home and over 18 and you want to have a go at predicting the score you can head 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