Words at war presents science at war. This method of mass killing, death from the sky, from the sea, from under the sea. Is this the true end of science? Is this the end Leonardo sought? Galileo, Newton, the Curies? Science?  What is science? Science is a purely human preoccupation, subject to the limitation as well as to the capacities of the human brain. Indeed, science is only man, man adventuring, man plotting into the unknown. Uwe, are you there? Uwe, are you getting me? Okay, getting you fine. Are you ready to start? Already, old man. Already here? Right. Well, take this description down, will you? Uwe, wait. Never. Take measure. It's not one of those metal rules now. I know it. Tables, mooring gear. And that. Uwe? Uwe, careful, Uwe. I'm not too excited. Wait. We're ready here. Presented by the National Broadcasting Company in cooperation with the Council on Books in War Time, brings you another in this series of radio adaptations of outstanding war books. Tonight, the story of men taming, controlling, and enslaving the forces of nature. Science at War by the historian of the laboratories, George W. Gray. The terror of the Black Knight, the shriek of death raining from the sky. The shriek of death come quickly. Science? The War Department announces the development of a new super blockbuster and an aerial torpedo packed with explosives. German's new secret weapon was revealed today on the Anzio beachhead. It is a radio-controlled miniature tank loaded with a thousand pounds of explosive that is automatically... This new plane carries more punch than anything in the sky. Besides the combined power power of its cannon and machine guns, new turbo superchargers raise its altitude. Science? Is this science? Is all this mad rush to and from laboratories nothing but a race for death? Who can kill quicker, better, more? Science. Sometimes I believe that the world would be better off without it. Yes, without anything called science. Let me answer that. If we are to fight, what are we to fight with? Surely not with outmoded tools of war simply because there is a tradition which accepts them as chivalrous. If war is accepted, it is no more immoral to fight with aerial bombs than with sticks and stones. And so we fight this war with all the power at our command. We fight this war with science. The Admiralty London, late in November 1939. Yes, yes, come in. Captain Pesco. Yes. Signal, sir. Thank you. Lieutenant Winters. Sir. Look here. Lord, another. Yes, another. And you have the same area too. Come along. Gentlemen, please. I have a signal here. Listen. His Majesty's ship that destroyed Gypsy blown up at 409 minutes in the Thames Estuary. Ship broken too and sank in four minutes. Forty men missing. The Gypsy. I've got a cousin on her. The Thames Estuary, another. Split in two, like the others. Third ship sunk in those waters within a week. Submarine, sir? I doubt it. Much too close to our shores. Too well patrolled for you boats. Mines? More likely. But ships that hit ordinary mines usually blast off their prowl. But here in this case they break in half. Break a midship. It strikes me that the explosion is striking from underneath. Right at the belly of the craft. I had noticed that. True incident, don't you think?  No. He does get to be a bit of a boy, you know. Well, he boasted of Germany's new secret weapon.  I don't think so or not in this case, sir. I think he has something. A real secret weapon, a mystery weapon. I'll venture a guess at what it is. Yes? A mine. A magnetic mine. The nature of these sinkings proves it. It has to be. Germany has perfected a magnetic mine. Then on Thursday morning, November 23, 1939. Mine experimental department. Lieutenant Commander Uvery speaking. Yes, sir? Where? Schubriness? Oh, yes. Yes, I know the place. I see. Oh, yes. Yes, of course. I'll do it myself. Hmm. I understand. Magnetic, eh? Right, oh. No keys, tools or other things made of steel or iron. All right, I'll see to that. Yes, getting along immediately. See you there. Bye. With no ideas to whether the mine can contain some special device for exploding, if any attempt be made to disassemble, Uvery told his staff exactly what he proposed to do. Stationed his crew at a good distance off and spoke to them by telephone. These precautions were necessary because if he should be blown up, others should have some knowledge of what not to do on any subsequent occasions. The crew listened to him describe his activities. Immediately he unscrewed a metal flap, set flush against the metal cylinder of the mine. Then there was a silence for a moment. Uvery, what's happened? Uvery! Uvery, answer me! Uvery, answer! Gentlemen, I think we are ready to proceed. I think we should hear first from the examining committee. Lieutenant Winters, if you please. Yes, sir. Our committee has examined the object found, that we are of the unanimous opinion that it is a magnetic mine. Hitler's secret weapon. The total weight of the object was about 1200 pounds, 650 pounds of which was explosives. The construction of the mine shows that it was dropped from a plane and parachuted into the water. The detonating apparatus was operated on the well-known principle of terrestrial magnetism. Lieutenant Winters, but tell me, has your committee any suggestions as to how we can mitigate this type of explosive? Not mitigate, sir, but eliminate. Very simple, sir. If the ship is not a magnet, then it will not attract the mine. Our suggestion is to demagnetize every United Nations ship. Is that merely a suggestion or a possibility? Neither. It's a practicality, sir. By coiling a wire around the hull of any ship and sending a current of electricity through it, we neutralize the magnetic field. Steel ships denuded of their magnetism have no more influence on magnetic mines than the Columbus's Santa Maria would have had.  If Germany had held her magnetic mine in reserve for the projected invasion of Britain, had suddenly used it in connection with extensive air and naval raids, it is possible that its use might have been decisive. But prematurely revealed, Britain was able to dispose of its menace in a fairly short space of time. Thus, what German science created for war, British science defeated. Truly, this is science at war. I passed a long white-walled building, an architect's dream. Here is a cathedral of science, I said. This is a monument to man's genius. Then I found out, in that factory, that cathedral, science was making poison gas. Wait now, before you blame. Listen, Germany, the fall of 1950. I warn you, gentlemen, and mark my word. Do not use this gas unless you are absolutely certain you can end the war within a matter of weeks. We asked you here only to tell us about this new gas, not to advise the general staff on how to conduct a war. General Ludendorff, I am merely attempting to show you the entire picture. This chemical known as mustard gas, it is a terror. Our enemies have far more raw materials than we have, and unless you can get a quick decision, they will have time to manufacture quantities of this gas, far beyond anything we can do. Mm-hmm, Herr Dokthal, you hold a very estimable position in the German state. No one denies that your process of extracting nitrogen from the air has made it possible for us to manufacture vast quantities of explosives. For that you have been rewarded by being appointed director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Durham. But you presume so, when you come before this military board and give us gratuitous advice. But I am merely trying to explain. Hover, can you make mustard gas? Lots of it. Yes. Then make it. Good day. This was the chemist's war. Chemical warfare reached its apex with the introduction of gas as a method of destruction. As early as December 1914, the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute became headquarters for these preparations. You are sent for me, Dr. Hover? Yes, Otto. This new formula has just come in from an industrial chemist. It is to be tested as a war gas. Oh? You will take it over. All right. Well, you don't like the assignment? Not particularly. Why? It seems to be a terrible thing to do. More terrible than war? A terrible refinement of war, put it that way. Who knows, Otto? Why is it more inhuman to use gas than it is to use high explosives? Thus incapacitates a soldier for a time, but shells rip off his limbs, cut him in pieces, I know. But the nature of it... Otto, we are in the surface of His Majesty's imperial government. We are given a task to do. We must do it, yes. We must. I will go to work at once. The laboratory of Bobbelden-Hist is out of secure as started to examine the new chemical formula. A man with very little liking for his job could go proceeded slowly and carefully. But the mystery of chemicals is baffling. A trained worker, perhaps one of the three topmost chemists of the day, Sikor made one false step, one false movement, and German gas warfare claimed its first victim, Otto Sikor, chemist. But under Fritz Haber's direction, the work went on with more familiar gases. Finally, chlorine was chosen for the initial test. April now, April 22nd, 1915. The perfect spring day with the sun shadowing deeply the ruins of the little Belgian village of Ypres. A mild breeze blew in over no man's land. A breeze that promised summer soon, maybe a trip to Blighty, home that is, England. And into the nearest pub I'll go, sop up all the beer in Sikor, and blom if I don't go out and find another pub. Why are you down there? Hey, what? Why there? Come out of that chocolate now. Quick about it, too. Blummy, me down with the spring fever and that voice ruins it all. Come in. Hey. So what is it? What is it? Look there, that smoke coming this way. What are you making? Smoke? Oh, there, that yellowish stuff. That's right. Is that the trouble? Man, you're rooted us out of our role to look at some smoke. Hey, youngster, don't you know better than to disturb men who are enjoying a well-underrest? Hey, what's the matter with you? It doesn't look clear, though. It's coming right at us. It's that stinking German tobacco that fritters their smoke in. You can smell it. Can't you smell it? Maybe I'd better have thrown back. Hey, now. This is Major Schultz. Come on, post. Give me the curdle. This is Schultz. A curdle I have just done a report for my advanced sector. They say that gas we used has torn a hole right open in the British front. Yeah, they are completely helpless, 20,000 troops at least. No, no, I have no orders to advance. I have no reinforcements. All I have is three companies. Curdle, I do not know that is why I'm calling you. What do we do? The way is open, but I have no orders. What am I to do? Germany might conceivably have won the war that April day. The way was open. But the Germans were as much surprised as the British, more so. They were paralyzed by the power of their own weapon. They made only a timid advance. Meanwhile, behind the Allied lines... Can you tell us how it happened, Marshal French? Well, it was at first impossible for anyone to realize what had happened. The smoke and fumes hit everything from sight, and hundreds of men were thrown into a comatose or dying condition. And within an hour, the whole position had to be abandoned. 20,000 of our men were rendered helpless. 5,000 of them died. Can we use those figures in our news stories, Marshal French? Absolutely not. Well, sir, what steps are we taking to beat this new type of warfare? I have turned the entire matter over to the Royal Society. Scientists are already at work on the problem. So quickly and so efficiently do the forces of science work in wartime that within a matter of days, before the German army could reorganize and press their advantage, the Allied army was supplied with crude gas masks made of cotton pads saturated with soda and photographer's hypo, makeshift respirators. But now gas warfare was on in deadly earnest. All manner of gaseous death came to the battlefields. But the weather turned on the German army. The days out of every seven, it blew from the west. Blue Allied gas attacks across a demoralized imperial army. Ludendorff himself admitted that the lack of gas discipline among his troops accounted in a great measure for the final defeat of Germany. The dog had turned on its master. And so World War I, the chemists' war, came to an end. But then science kept finding new and better ways to destroy. It became like something out of fantasy. Frankenstein's monster. The world lost control of science. Science began to control the world. Airplanes, mines, tanks. He that has the most, the best, he shall rule the world. Is this why man master's nature? To destroy his fellow man? Why? Science has never made a war. Someday science may prevent war. But today science is at war. Fighting against an aggressor, wise in the ways of science. And we fight fire with fire, battle fire, hotter. A roaring blast furnace, democratic power. Libya, 1941, a British reconnaissance squadron. Can you make out this map, Bentley? Let's see now. I think it should be about here. No, more likely here. Oh, it's worse than being in the water, this desert. Not a landmark, nothing. Well, the firing is coming from the west. Better head out that way. It looks all right. No cover for snipers, clear. Cut straight west then? Right. Here we go. You think anyone has ever been here before? For thousands of years, I mean. No, I doubt it. It looks as peaceful and as deserted as the day it was created. No, chap, this is virgin land. Nothing has ever been... A typical landmine is a pie-shaped package of destruction with a crust of thin steel and a filling of TNT.  The problem was given to scientists. A device to locate landmines, eh? Well, now, that shouldn't be too difficult. No, fairly simple as a matter of fact. I think I can have the design ready by... Shall we say Tuesday? Yes, by Tuesday. Is this it? Yes, Terrell, this is it. But it's nothing but some wire in the box and a set of earphones. Does it work? Suppose we see a demonstration, what? Yes, yes, yes, by all means.  Keys? Well, yes, yes, I... Don't tell me, don't tell me. Suppose I tell you, mind? No, no, fine. I'll just let me plug this wire into the connection. So, meantime, you might remove any loose change you have on you or any metal besides the keys. Yes, yes. Do you remember the Navy's problem with the magnetic mine, sir? Yes. Well, this is more or less the same thing in reverse. Now, I take this little coil and start passing it over the various pockets on your uniform. The coil is electrically charged and creates an electromagnetic field. That is, it actually sends out invisible waves. Now, when these waves sense the presence of metal, the result is a sudden surge of energy, faint currents that are magnified by the vacuum tubes in this box and are carried by means of the wire to the earphone. Like that.  Am I right? Right. Strange place for keys, what? Yes, very strange. Make up the specifications for your device at once. We want mass production to start immediately. What do you call it? Well, I haven't given it much thought, but from the way it works and looks, I think we ought to call it an outdoor carpet sweeper. A carpet sweeper. And by Jove, he did it by Tuesday. A case in point. What good is it? Of what possible use can a magnetic mine sweeper be to the peaceful progress of civilization? That's what I mean. Listen, October 1941, New York City. Coming, coming. Hi, Dr. Moorhead. Sam, Berman. Well, come on in. Well, I've got it here, Doc. All finished. Think we can try it out? Gosh, Sam, I'm sorry, but I've just had a cable from Hawaii. They want me to deliver a series of lectures before the Honolulu Medical Society. I'm getting a plane out of LaGuardia in half an hour. Well, say that is nice.  Nice rest, too. Yes, yes, I can use it. Say, I've got my car downstairs. Let me drive you to the airport. Well, we'll have to hurry. You take that bag. I'll manage the rest. Mm-hmm. Oh, uh, say, Doc, what about this? Oh, uh, better leave it here. We'll get to it just as soon as I return. Yes, uh, just put it in that closet. Okay. Oh, no, no, wait. I think I'll take it with me. Yes, it won't take much room. Bring it along, Sam, might as well. Gentlemen, may I introduce Dr. John J. Moorhead of New York City, who will address us on the subject Treatment of Wounds, Civil and Military. Dr. Moorhead. First, I must thank you all for being kind enough to invite me to Hawaii in December. It's as near to paradise as I think I'll ever venture. Well, I'm going to talk to you about a number of things. The importance of the new plasma transfusions for shock. The value of some of the latest sulfur compounds in the prevention of infection. The importance of cutting away all crushed and dead tissue. That was Friday, December 5th. Two days later, Dr. Moorhead was called upon to do more than lecture. He was summoned by the military to help the torn and tortured that lay in the wake of Jap treachery. He went to the army hospital. No use arguing, Dr. Moorhead. We've decided it for you. You are in charge. You've been telling us how to do these things. Now, let's see you go to work. Very well. Instructions? Everyone suffering from shock is to be provided with immediate blood or plasma transfusion. That's being done. All crushed and damaged tissue is to be cut away. And the wound is to be left open for three days. Open, but infection... Haxivoon with crystals of sulfonylamide or sulfothiazol. Dostum with sulfonamide and sedatives by mouth. All right. Now, show me to the operating room. I'm ready. Clamps. Clamps. Sponge. Sponge. All packed. Dostum. All packed. There. You can take over, doctor. Dr. Moorhead. Yes? Boy, in operating room C. Machine gun bullet lodged in the spinal canal. We can't locate it by X-ray. My box. The black box I brought with me this morning. Where is it? You left it in my office. Get it quickly. I'll meet you in the operating room. Clamp the earphones on me, please. Yes, sir. Now, this electric locator was made for me by Sam Berman, an electrical engineer in New York. It works on the same principle as the electric minesweepers. Turn the current on, please. Now, just by passing this rod over the body, by creating an electromagnetic field, we can detect the presence of metal. I hope we can, anyway. I haven't had much time to use the apparatus. Theoretically, though. Here. Yeah, right here. Quick. Park the spot. That's where the bullet is. Now.  Science is exploring many strange trails in its quest for new applications for war-born knowledge. The timer that sets off the bomb may someday turn on the stove. The super-gasoline that flies the flying fortress may someday power your low-cost car. The electronics that guide out planes will pave the airways of peaceful commerce. But science has made war horrible. Back in the old days. Back in the past. The past. If you can abolish synthetic chemistry, radio and air transport, restrict motion picture themes to the homeland, put quotas on the dynamo, drastically limit the number and horsepower of gasoline, diesel and steam engines, if you padlock all research laboratories, you may be able to push the next generation back into the 19th century of nostalgic memory. But remember, there were wars then, too. And there came another war in 1914. No, the past is gone. We have eaten of the tree of knowledge and there is no turning back. Our home is a planet, one world. We are one human race. And the future must be ours together. And the future, mankind's future, rests in the brains of men. And science. Science at war. Or science at peace. As the 40th program of Words at War, we have presented an adaptation of George W. Gray's book, Science at War.


Hi you guys, it's Lindsay here. A couple of weeks ago I got an email on the McCall's email subscription and every once in a while they'll do like a partner email. Actually it's not every once in a while, they kind of do them a lot. And I got one from Vogue Fabrics and saw in the email that they do these seasonal swatch books and I don't know, I was just really intrigued by that. I loved doing our Stylemaker Fabrics swatch videos and so I thought well this could be kind of cool too and the best part of it was that it was only $5 including shipping. So I was just really intrigued and I was like you know what I want to see what this is all about and I figured you guys want to see what it's all about too. So today I'm filming like what I got. I haven't opened this yet. It comes in a envelope just like a plain white envelope and feels substantial on the inside. So let's see what it's all about. So inside is like a catalog like this. It's just made from like regular kind of semi gloss paper. It's not like hard card stock and oh that's interesting. Okay so you get the catalog which is like this which is kind of just like magazine quality paper and then you get the samples separately and they're about gosh I want to say two inches by three inches or maybe four and there are a lot of them. It looks like there's 55 samples in here but you have to when you get your catalog it looks like you have to open it up and then you have to match the sample to the actual swatch. You have to match the page to the actual swatch. So for example I mean it's still cool. It's still cool. I'm gonna say that it's that it's still cool. It's just a little bit of work. I guess they didn't want to put all the samples together and they're taped together quite well. In fact I don't even know yeah I'm gonna have to get some scissors to get this open I think. All right hold on. Okay so cut this baby open. So this is samples VF 165 number 1 through 13. So it's labeled. It's labeled like this. You get a little card and it has all the sample names and then the sample numbers. So that's supposed to help you put all this together. So I have a Zingeber Navy which would be number one and this corresponds with the Zingeber Navy right here. So you can see they talk about the fabric and then you get your fabric. Can I just say how soft this is? Oh my gosh. I don't know what Zingeber Navy means. Maybe they tell me. Zingeber Navy sumptuous double-faced Vermont suede cloth. You guys that feels so good. That would make the perfect little cascade cardigan. That's what I had in my mind and then they show you like an ideal little outfit that you can make from the fabric. So that's kind of cool and well thought out. I like that a lot. So they're suggesting the what pattern is this. They only have tank top and shell. So I guess Textile Studios pattern number one two zero three is a tank top and also an outer little cardigan and so they're recommending this for that. Oh no no no no no. Okay sorry. See I'm telling you this my first time looking at this. Okay so it's the Sewing Workshop Valencia jacket and pant and so they're recommending the Navy for the pant not for the jacket but they are recommending the same type of fabric in a claret color which looks like well it's my favorite color which looks like this. They're recommending that for the jacket and then for the top there is an exquisite rayon shally print which is this really pretty floral that coordinates with these two. So this is actually pretty cool. I like how they give you the outfit. They give you a description of the fabric and how much it costs.  So you can see this print is sort of small. The actual swatch is a small cut of the print too but you can see much bigger version of it down here. So that's actually pretty pretty neat. I'm I'm liking this so far and then it tells you all about the Zingerbur collection on the next page because I don't want these to get confused. So I wonder if people staple them into their catalog. That's probably what I would do like double-stick tape or something to get them to stay in there. I don't know. Okay so but on the next page it's recommending this dynamic rayon shally print which is really pretty pink and black and this like really bright yellow color and then this Zingerbur mauve Italian rayon jersey knit for a top. So they're recommending a top and a skirt. This isn't very soft but it is it's okay. It's 100% rayon so it's a rayon jersey knit. Again not super soft but I can see how I make a really great like drapey sweater top. But so yeah I think that this would be particularly helpful for anyone who's a beginner and they and I remember when I first started I just didn't understand the relationship between fabrics, their drape, their weight and all of that and how it would relate to a pattern. I made so many garments that would have been great but I just used the wrong fabric. So I think this is really helpful to kind of steer you in the right direction with the particular kind of fabrics that you're getting. They do tell you a lot about the collection. Zingerbur apparently the Zingerbur collection. Ginger is a rhizome or root packed with hot flavor. For thousands of years Chinese medicines have used ginger to aid in digestion and circulation as well as an expectorant for clearing chest congestion. There's a lot about ginger. A lot about ginger. So our I don't know what that has to do with ginger. I'm really confused. Let me read the whole thing. Spectacular fall 2016 catalog begins with four selections from Tileo and C, CIE, Zingerbur Navy and Zingerbur Claremont are incredibly soft double-faced suede cloths with cross grain stretch and great recovery. Again I'm not understanding how this is relating to ginger at all but there's a lot of history about ginger if you're interested in that. I must be missing something. They're like a winds blow cold and we reach for two things. Warming spices and layers of clothes. So grab some ginger tea or warmed mold wine and flip through our tasty textile temptation. So it looks like they're trying to correlate fall herbs and spices with clothing and Zingerbur maybe the scientific name of Zingerbur is ginger. You guys let me know in the comments about even close to understanding what is going on here. But again a lot of information about ginger and then it goes in to talk about the Zingerbur collection. I don't even know if I'm pronouncing Zingerbur correctly to be honest. But it talks a lot more about the fabrics. It talks about the soft hand and drape of the two rayons. These large prints beg to be a simple tunic skirt or flowing dress where their designs would be best showcased. And then the lovely rayon Italian knit coordinates perfectly with lighter shades. If you prefer to wear solids make a cowl neck top from this jersey to wear under a jacket of the suede. Okay so yeah it gives you a little bit more inspiration than just what's on the page here. So again I don't want to mess up the order of my fabrics here. Let me get these reorganized four and five. So yeah I gotta say I don't love how the fabrics aren't already in the book but I kind of understand why they did it that way. And for five dollars including shipping. Okay fine I'll do the work to get the samples on to the book. I think that the book itself is really well done. I was I'm really surprised to see the drawings with the samples of the outfits you can put together with the particular patterns. I feel like a lot of thought has gone on to gone into this whole thing a lot more than I was expecting. You know when we do our stylemaker fabrics swatch videos we just get the swatches and we just you know you've seen our videos like we just talked about the swatches and kind of come up with our own ideas on our own. But this gives you a lot of different options and it looks to be pattern makers that I'm not a hundred percent familiar with like the sewing workshop. I don't know that I own a pattern from them at all. Lowe's now I'm not gonna butcher this name Lowe's HENCY L O E S H I N S E I've never even heard of them. They have a Bianca blouse that's really cute never heard of it. They talk a lot about so this next page talks about the Cassia collection and again Cassia they go into the kind of the history of that spice. So yeah it looks like they've named each collection after a spice and then they'll tell you a little bit about that. I mean I would totally read through this whole thing learn a lot about spices and get inspired by a lot of the fabrics here. This is really cool. The next one is sort of like sweater it's like menswear inspired I guess so that's really cool. What is this the everyday the Dana Marie everyday hoodie. So they have sort of almost it kind of looks like an advertisement for these two patterns. You know it tells you a lot more about the pattern itself like on the on the fabric swatch pages it just gives you the name of the pattern and like who designed it but on this page it kind of goes a lot into recommended fabrics recommended notions it's sort of like the packaging of the fabric itself so you can or of the pattern itself so you can learn all that you need for that. And then yeah it goes into yeah all the different fabrics this is really inspiring it really is I feel like once I start to feel the fabrics and compare them to the suggestions that they're making it would be even more so and I probably will end up picking up a fabric that I wouldn't normally have chosen simply because I can visualize it in a way that maybe wouldn't have come to me on my own do you know what I'm saying I'm in the little jewelry section is so cute too I think that's really adorable so oh and look you can go old school and fill out a paper fabric order form how cool is that that reminds me of like I don't know magazines in the 80s or like remember those CD subscriptions you could get and you have to write out your you know 20 free CDs that you were gonna get gosh I must have done that a thousand times I lost so much money I ripped off every single time anyways it's there it's also okay so here this is answering some of the concerns that I had how to use your catalog most of our clients enjoy putting their swatches in the catalog while sipping a yummy beverage relaxing at home we recommend using double-sided tape although a glue stick regular tape or stapler can be used as well the swatches in your bag follow the order in the catalog with the exception of number 70 and higher those fabrics were not swatched for our general mailing but samples are available upon request and free to our subscribers sometimes a print is too large to swatch well or fabric is in limited supply whatever the reason we felt is better to include it and we felt it was better to include it and offer swatches to those of you who are interested I don't think they mean include the swatch and they mean include the information in the catalog alternative catalog view we know that many of you enjoy keeping your swatches in a binder or you may have clients who wish to view the swatches we have an alternative format available that will work well for you go to the vogue maverick vogue fabrics by mail section of our website and click on to this issue the link will be there on the landing page read a download and print a PDF of the format shown below and this new format is really oh my gosh it says if you do not use the internet please contact us and we'll be happy to print it in a black and white format for you at no extra charge that's so cute if you don't use the internet anyways so the alternative view is really just one page and it has the photo of the fabric and then the information below it it doesn't have a picture of the the model it doesn't have anything any information about patterns at all it's just the swatches and their information below all in a row that's all that that is so that's kind of cool that's how your brain works I could also see that being a better option for attaching the swatches to paper because you wouldn't be covering up anything that you couldn't you wouldn't be covering anything in the actual catalog you would just have to refer back and forth which is kind of annoying but and then they go into some notions so it is a little bit salesy I totally want to fill out this paper form and mail it in just like to throw back to the time before we did anything online at all I just think it's so cool anyways and then yeah it goes into like some pretty magenta colors oh there's a kind of like a boucle looking oh has some information about French Terry so you can learn about that fabric a little bit yeah this is really cool for $5 I really like this I remember it coming pretty quickly the timing is all off because a lot of this stuff came whenever I was in Canada so I don't know exactly what day it came but I remember it not taking forever so yeah I think it's really cool that's my final word on this if you want to pick up your own Vogue fabrics fall 2016 catalog head to their website I'll include a link below that will take you directly to the page where you can purchase this and yeah super cool thank you so much for watching I am off to read all about this I'm gonna read through the whole thing probably and compared to my swatches and get them all organized I feel like I have a whole morning filled up now if you enjoyed this video please give it a thumbs up and subscribe if you aren't already so you never miss an upload you can follow us on social media at inside the hem thanks for watching bye


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so people I am back with another cyberpunk video a more mudding goodness now you've probably seen the video I posted it's probably gonna be early today or yesterday where you could switch out panam for a joy toy took me ages to figure out how you do that but it's actually quite simple come back come back on to Nexus Muzzle which is to place her B if you play on PC and want to download some Muzzle I'll link it down below again cut it to cat minor for all these amazing catcher swapping features too but I went back on the website and saw that could also switch out the joy toys for Judy and Oat Cunningham like what like what I did not see those before so I've downloaded auto right mods for Judy and then obviously cut the video and do the same for Oat Cunningham and see how it goes people now if you do enjoy the video leave a like it helps out and if you like what I see I want to see more cyberpunk on a daily basis be sure to subscribe so yes this switch that the joy toys for as you can see Judy amazing and she should still have the same same voice as a normal joy toy on our Judy don't speak Judy don't speak so if you like I'm like that Judy don't speak but it's actually relatively easy to do it's literally just downloading a few files your dragon dropping with your PC file or some sort of folder it's quite easy the tutorial down below on Nexus months as well it's simple people and if you like this I want more that's what you gotta do that's what you gotta do so let's check this out obviously nudity filter isn't on so we'll have to send to this call out there you go there's that voice whoa okay then so yeah I actually haven't done a female playthrough well I've done a female play through I just haven't done it relationship with Judy yet so but I don't think you need to anymore if this is what you want to see this is what you want to see I mean don't think you need a I mean my view here is a male so you actually getting to see Judy here with a male which is weird well I suppose it's not weird but in a lot of cyberpunk it's weird but it is another mud as well we actually allows you to play through the game as a male but still romance Judy which is a lot of play through my opinion I mean Judy isn't my favorite NPC in this game NPC female in this game but I mean if this is if Judy's for you this is for you two people sure I feel is for this we just want to research purposes people research purposes people yeah then we'll switch out to all cunning them as well which is decent I suppose I guess you want to see all cunning women that one mission do you know I can't remember the missions cause you playing for time is that he's actually playing for time or is it transmission because there's two there's two missions where you actually players Johnny if you don't include blistering love which features rogue I can't know which one is it's been it's been a few days since I've done that so yeah but it just just makes you wonder how far they're gonna take this this character swapping thing because to me isn't all about joy toys and all I mean if I could run around and instead of having Johnny Silverhand appear even my head and I could have Adam Smasher or I don't know whoa crazy crazy's in badass I imagine you could have Panem instead of a Keanu Reeves and yes people you wondering here I haven't even done the highest mission yet where I get the Bible chip the relic and install it but you can still see Johnny which is bizarre when I'm gonna do people here's I'm gonna actually quit out the game I'm gonna install alts and see what that's all about people okay people so we are back and I've installed the old Cunningham one which you're gonna check out right now wow wow wait what another crazy people I'd also downloaded one she allowed me to switch out the joy toy for a girl called Sandra Dorsett do you remember Sandra Dorsett she's the girl you rescue out of that bath at one of one of the first missions you do with Jackie I mean you only see her in a car machine a comma I think she's in the common way you never actually see her awake but it's gonna be weird seeing her as a joy toy real weird but worst we do that in this video today as well people we do that in today's video would have done the morning one with panem but just I thought it was a lot harder to install a mobile it's actually quite easy but yeah all Cunningham looks amazing I know she's a true fan favorite got some time to kill was amazing oh wow that was pixels but yet this is old and this is old I mean the scene you see with Johnny when is that is that within the plane for time mission is it is at the starting it just before the prologue or unprologue or just after you know I mean people you know I mean there's also a couple of other parts within the story where you actually play as Johnny the other one is within I think it's within transmission is it not as it is it's within transmission and then you go on to in blistering love with that scene with a rule which is pretty crap to be honest but you're like I said earlier kind of imagine how far they're gonna take these because these are gonna become pretty popular if you ask me if I come in and have panem by my side instead of Johnny or even Oat and I'm smash out or Jackie imagine that that would be so sick that would be so sick but yet again credit to cap me not for these because these are amazing these are badass probably relatively simple to do if you play on PC know about mudding I ain't got a clue guys I haven't got a clue you know I'm a console player I just I only said just brought side punk just to play with the mods and I can say I'm scrolling through Nexus mods and I see they can basically swap skins swap NPCs over wow wow it's gonna be amazing I can do entire playthroughs of this again especially if I got Adam smash up my side that'd be so sick that we so soon what happens if you switch places with an Adam smasher you then come Adam smash up it's so cool so I'm gonna do guys is now I'm gonna quit at the game again I'm gonna see what Sandra Dawson looks like so people have installed the mud to make this joy toy look like Sandra Dawson I'm actually terrified because within that bath I know she ain't dead but she kind of looks dead and she saw scratched up and also some gonna walk around this corner expecting something out of a horror movie oh no way you're looking for a company tonight you wouldn't even think that was the same person I sure it's cool as heck and see hmm come on baby okay then oh no way now she looks like she's just where's a hairgun and she looks wet like she's still in bath or they bumped what my life she looks like German measles what's going on here people you look I'm censoring this out does look like some other horror movie yeah I don't think we need to check this out again for research purposes you know I'm saying people but wow you're still pretty cool though but actually that there that is the same girl out of the bath it's literally that's nothing like the girl we just seen and we just spoke to like two completely different people what the heck what the heck but yes guys there we have it again more body swapping me if anything else comes up which is which you must must must see I'll drop a video on it but again credit to cat me know and nexus much for these amazing amazing what's I do doing there crazy mobile yeah again create to cat me know nexus much for these amazing mods again if you play on PC you're interested in these you'll find them link down below guys thanks as always for stopping by if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out if there's any other mud you want to see me try out let me know and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one


Thanks, Ricardo. Good morning, everybody. Hi, my name is Nathan Tabor and I lead the product team for Kubernetes at AWS And I'm really excited to be here get a few minutes to talk to all of you at AWS we love Kubernetes and of course we love the CNCF our team wakes up every day thinking about How can we improve the lives of our customers and the community that is using in building open source technologies? So I want to talk about a few things that we're doing and we know that we're not alone here That we're not doing this on our own. We stand shoulder to shoulder with you and the entire community To innovate and to serve our customers. So this is some of the work that we've been doing With Kubernetes, we're building the AWS cloud provider Contributing to Cappy and our part of the security response committee. We recently helped implement gzip optimizations Which improved the performance of Kubernetes clients? With at CD we're bringing our operational learnings from running just so much at CD at scale back into the community And with tinkerbell. We have multiple core maintainers They've done a lot of work updating the tinkerbell back end from Postgres to native Kubernetes Amazon is the fourth largest contributor to open telemetry with three dedicated Maintainers working on the project a key contribution has been improving collector tracking and metrics stability Including improved Prometheus interoperability with open telemetry We have two cortex maintainers at AWS and Amazon is the number one contributor to the project this last year We open source a zone aware controller to make it easier to safely update by zones and speed up highly available Deployments on Kubernetes. We also introduced parallel compaction on Ingestor scalability to reliably support larger number of active time series per tenant Amazon is the fourth largest contributor to fluent bit key Contributions that our team has been making include continuous stability and performance testing Introducing priority event loops for performance improvements under load and multi-line filters Container D as many of you know is a critical part of kubernetes and we have three maintainers at AWS And we're the number one contributor to container D this year Our team has driven observability improvements as well as general project health and maintenance alongside the container D community CD kates is a really interesting project This is a project that actually originally came from the AWS CDK project And we realized looking at the CDK that this could while it was originally made for AWS and cloud formation It would actually work really really well for kubernetes and could generate kubernetes manifest just like it was doing for AWS APIs and so we extended it and now CD kates is a CNCF sandbox project and the team is working on going towards incubation Carpenter is another new open source project that just was recently announced from AWS And it's an open provider cluster auto scaler. That's built by the team at AWS that radically changes How capacity is assigned to clusters provisioning the compute your pods need when they need to scale and removing the need to think about Setting or scaling node groups We've been thrilled with the community response to the project and we look forward to building more providers with the community ACK is a set of open controllers built to allow native kubernetes provisioning and management of cloud resources We built this to make it easy for anybody to manage AWS resources using kubernetes And we're excited to see this project being used directly by customers in their clusters and as a part of CNCF projects like crossplane And we're not just building we're expanding our contribution to the CNCF providing up to three million dollars in credits Some of this will be used to maintain and improve the core common CI systems which deliver CNCF project images to customers Some of the work that Emily was just mentioning before We're also committed to long-term support for kubernetes and the entire ecosystem of CNCF projects With the open SSF we've recently increased our investment to ten million dollars over three years to fund work in securing our Shared open source ecosystem. This includes two point five million dollars to the alpha omega project Money that's used to audit open source libraries rewrite foundational libraries and rust and ongoing security work with the rust foundation and Last year at AWS. This is not very visible to a lot of people, but it's it's very important to us We've launched the team that we call find it fix it and this team is focused on finding security Vulnerabilities in ubiquitous open source libraries and then offering the upstream community patches for these vulnerabilities and in cases where we can We don't just offer patches, but we actually offer a test suite to ensure that future developments don't reintroduce vulnerabilities We think this is a sustainable way for communities to help them become more secure over time Rather than just flooding them with a list of security issues and demanding that they fix them We're excited to keep working with and building Kubernetes with the entire open source community. Thank you very much I look forward to continuing our partnership