The challenge of the Yukon! It's Yukon King, swiftest and strongest lead dog of the Northwest, lazing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Mounted Police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers! Un-King! Run, you husband! Gold! Gold discovered in the Yukon, a stampede to the Klondike in the wild race for riches. Back to the days of the Gold Rush, with Sergeant Preston and his wonder dog Yukon King battling through storm and snow, as they meet the challenge of the Yukon! And behind his sled, periodically hopping on the runners to ride. His team was made up of five, six huskies, with an exceptionally good dog running as a free lead. Presently, a girl's voice came from the bundle of black bearskin on a sled. Dad! Oh, there! Oh, you critters! All right, catch them to a standstill! Ah, was that you said, Sarah? I've been watching the sun! Quiet down, Rex! You overgrown glute! I can't hear a word that Sarah's saying!  It's time for you to ride the sled and let me run behind it. Oh, I'm not tired. I can take it for a while. Of course you can, Dad. But we just passed Manucci Falls. We'll be in Old Rock in a couple of hours, and I want to be driving the team. All right, honey. Bean, is there your dog? I guess you've got the right to choose. Just let me get on the handle from all these bearskins. I wonder if it's warm enough to go without my park. No, not by a jugpole. What's the matter, Dad? Look over yonder. A couple of men just broke out of the forest. They're coming this way. Whoever they are, they're mighty big. They know how to handle snowshoes. They're probably trapped. Maybe hunters. They're packing rifles. Hello there! Yeah, hello yourself! Who want to talk to you? That's your privilege, mister. Stop talking! Are you a free-leaf vissus? Only with people who ask for trouble. We're looking for one particular dog. An animal named Rex. Take a look at that one, Breed. Does that look like Rex?  It is Rex, and I'm his owner. My name is Sarah Crockett. That checks, eh, Breed? What? This is my father. I like to know the man I'm talking to, stranger. You can call me Moose. That's good enough. He's Breed. We're, uh, what you might call our welcoming committee from Moldrock. How did you know we were heading toward Old Rock? How did you know about my dog? Well, I'll tell you. The dog weight-filling contest is just about the biggest thing of the year in Old Rock. There's always considerable talk about it. We know that. We hear the talk is fired down as Dawson. You're, uh, aiming to qualify Rex for the contest, right? Right.  We expect to win that contest, mister. Your dog will likely win the weight contest, pours down. If he can get in. Well, Rex will pass the qualifying trials, all right? That's not what I mean. What do you mean? Well, you see, Crawford, there's a matter of an entrance fee. We sent the entry fee four weeks ago. I'm not talking about that.  What are you getting at? Don't let your fingers get any closer to that gun, Crawford. You better disarm them, Breed. Right. No, you see here. What's the idea? Stand still. Well, that dog to be quiet. I don't want to hurt anyone. Quiet, Rex. Quiet for me. If you think you can get away with holding a gun, I mean disarming me. Take it easy, Crawford. Like I said, we don't want to hurt no one. All we want is the entrance fee. Your dog can compete in a pull-in contest. The fee comes at $5,000. What? $5,000? It's high, but it's only half the first prize. And you can win a lot more by betting on your dog. But we've got no cash like that. And if we had, I wouldn't pay it to a couple of thieves. You can get the cash in, old rock. Jake Peabody has cash to lend. Now, reach him to the sled and take what you need to go on alone. Go on alone? That's what I said. We'll take charge of Rex and the girl as well as the dog team. So we've got the $5,000 cash in hand. Moose and his half-breed companion were heavily armed and sure of themselves. Joe Crawford had no choice but to go on alone. He raised money to ransom his captured daughter and the dog team. Old Rock was a small community far north in the Yukon territory. But its annual dog pulling contest was an event that attracted people from far and near. And for one week each year, the place roared with activity. This was the first time Sergeant Preston, his great dog king, had been to Old Rock. The Mountie paused in the darkness before he entered town. He studied a small meat house and murmured to his dog. That's the place, King. That's the servant need to stand with. That's where Kate West and her daughter live. What's up here, boy? Say, King, quiet, boy. Oh, it's last year, here. Merci. Oh, I saw your uniform. My name's Sergeant Preston. I think you're Marion West, is that right? Oh, yes. Won't you step in? Thank you. Wait right here, King. Mother, this is Sergeant Preston. Sergeant Preston? How do you do, Mrs. West? You were expecting Sergeant Need. He couldn't make the trip this time. Is he all right? He will be all right in a couple of weeks. He twisted his knee. He was fine, but he won't let him walk for another fortnight. He sends his best regards to both of you and let him, as Marion, to you. Oh, thank you, Sergeant Preston. Won't you sit down? Thank you. I suppose you'll be here during the dog contest. That's why I was sent here. Oh, they're not like they used to be, Sergeant. With so much easy money being spent on wagers and partying, a lot of unscrupulous men come into Old Rock. That's what I've heard. Well, they know better than to make any trouble while I'm out here in town. I hope King and I will be able to keep things under control. King? My dog. Oh, yes, I saw him. He's a beautiful dog. And speaking of dog sergeants, there's to be one from Dawson in the contest. Oh. Everyone says he's sure to win. I saw. They call him Wack. I like seeing him. Oh, you probably will. Who owns the dog? Oh, a man named Joe Crawford. Oh, that is, he doesn't actually own it. It belongs to his daughter. A girl my age, named Sarah. I heard that Mr. Crawford reached town last evening, but his daughter and the dog weren't with him. I think I'll find Crawford. He got acquainted. Sergeant Preston, your brother, Moundy, always stayed with us when he came to Old Rock. Oh. We'd be honored if you two would accept our hospitality. Why, thanks, Mrs. West. I'd like to stay here. It's rather far from the center of town. I think I'd better stay at the hotel if I can get accommodations. Oh, you can get accommodations all right. Jake Peebe will always make room for a llama in the old skin, Flint. You would like him, Sergeant Preston. He boys half the folks in town. Many licks the boots of all the others. I see. By the way, I'd like to accept your hospitality and part... In part? Do you think my dog, King, might stay here for a day or two? Oh, yes. Of course. But so many dogs being brought to town, I'd like to keep them apart. Some of them might feel like starting trouble. Well, then this should be King's home as long as you want it to be. Bring him in, Sergeant. Oh, thank you, Miss West. Here, King. Come in, boy. Oh, Sergeant, he's beautiful. I'm so strong looking. King? Shake hands with Miss Winston and Mother. Oh, you beautiful thing. Mother isn't he gorgeous? Yes, he certainly is. Going to leave you here for a while, King. I'll be back later, boy. The lobby of the Old Rock Hotel was filled with people who had come to town for the wake-pulling contest. There were men who came with contesting dogs in the hope of winning one of the lesser prizes. Men who came to buy or sell sled dogs. Men who came to bet. And many people, some of them women, who were there merely to watch the contest and enjoy the excitement. In one corner, Jake Peabee, owner of the Old Rock Hotel, sat with Joe Crawford, whose face was drawn with worry and fatigue.  I don't know who else would have staked me to $5,000. I, uh, I have an agreement all prepared. Just sign it and I'll give you the cash. Here it is. And of course, I expect to be paid for the risk I take in advancing the money. Hey, this here says I signed first prize to you. $10,000 if Rex wins it. It also says that if Rex does not win, you owe me nothing. But gosh, of course, if you don't like the deal, you can seek financial assistance elsewhere. But, Dad, right if there's no one else in town can afford to stake me to that kind of cash? Well, of course, there's an alternative. Now, uh, there's a model over there near the door. Go and tell him your daughter and Rex have been captured on the trail and are being held until you pay $5,000. Oh, no, no, I, I don't dare call on the law for help. Why not? I can't do it. I can't take the chance. Those crooks would kill my daughter if I went to the law. I'll take your deal. I'll sign it. Here's your cash. Here's your paper, PV. How are you going to get this money to the men who are holding the girl in the door? That's a secret, Mr. PV. I can't tell you how I am to get it to them. They got my instructions. You better get that money out of sight, Crawford. The money's coming all this way. He might get curious. I understand your name's PV. Yes, that's right, Sergeant. Jake PV, owner of the old Rock Hotel, and at your service, sir. I'd like a room. Well, sir, we're full up right now. Well, I'll find a room for you, sir. Yes, sir, yes, indeed. Always pays to stand in with the law, I always say. Oh. Not you, Joe Crawford. Me? Yes. Yeah, that's my name, Joe Crawford. My name's Preston. Glad to know you. I'm glad to know you, Sergeant Preston. I'd like to talk to you, Crawford. I'm particularly interested in the dog you've entered in the contest. I do declare, Crawford. I guess everyone's heard about Rex. PV, would you see about quarters for me? Oh, yeah. Sure thing, right away. I'll sit down here and talk to Crawford. As PV crossed the floor, he fought down an impulse to turn and look over his shoulder. He was uneasy with the presence of a Northwest Mountie in his hotel, but pleased with the successful manner in which his plans were developing. The motion to the clerk behind the hotel desk and backened him to the inter-office. Close the door, slavery. There'll be no one watching the desk while I'm in here, Mr. PV. That's all right. I want to talk to him. How did you make out with Crawford? Fine. He's got the cash. I have an assignment of the $10,000 prize. That's pretty good, huh, boy? It's pretty good, yes, but we've got to watch our step. Moose gave Crawford orders to place the money in the hollow tree near the crossroads sometime tonight. You follow him, and he goes there. Aye, sir. Get the cash and bring it back to me. And we send word to Moose and Breed to turn the girl loose. Is that it? Yeah, yeah, that's it. They'll put her on the trail for town so she can reach here in time for the qualifying trials first thing tomorrow morning. I'll take over the desk and find a place for the Mountie to sleep. Now, you keep Crawford in sight. We want to be sure he does the right thing with my money. Hmm? We'll continue our story in just a moment. Here's important news. The challenge of the Yukon now comes to you every Monday, Wednesday and Friday over most of these same ABC stations. Be sure to listen to another adventure of Sergeant Preston and his famous dog Yukon King on Friday. And remember, challenge of the Yukon can now be heard every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. And now to continue our story. While the conspirators discuss their plans, Sergeant Preston asked Joe Crawford a number of questions about his dog, giving no sign that he was curious and dissatisfied with the answers to those questions. Finally... So you see, Sergeant, I'm expecting my daughter and the dog will be here sometime between now and... Just a minute, John. What? Let's start over. Why, uh... What do you mean, Sergeant? Your statements don't hold a gunner. My statements? Explaining why you came here and why your daughter isn't with you or the dog Rex is. You've contradicted yourself several times. No, see, here... It makes her high in that contest and a lot of money's been bet on the outcome. What about it? Let's take a walk, Joe. A walk? Come on, we'll see how the weather is. You, uh, going somewhere, Mr. Crawford? Well... We'll be back presently. Now, look here, Sergeant. Hey there, Sergeant Preston. I found a room for you. In a little while, PV, if you're going to take a little walk, I'll be glad to go along and show you the town. I want to talk to Mr. Crawford privately. Oh. Let's have it, Crawford. I don't know what you're getting at, Sergeant. I saw PV hand you some money. You have it in your inside pocket there. Well, I... That is... I don't like PV. He looks like a man who's trying to fix a contest. No, no. Why did he give you money? Please, Sergeant Preston, please don't ask me questions. You've got to take my word for it. There's nothing dishonest between me and PV. Why did he give you the money? Well, I can't tell you. I can't. That's all there is to it. I can't say a word. If you think I've been paid to throw the contest, that's not it. Rex will be in that contest and Rex will win. I'd bet on Rex myself if I had the money. You have money. The money PV gave you. But I... Oh, gosh, let me go. Let me go back inside. Where's Rex? Why did PV give you that money? Well, you need a friend. And it isn't PV. I want you to trust me and then tell me the truth. All right. All right. I can tell you that the truth, Rex. But you can't do anything about it. If you so much as make a move, my daughter will be killed. Holding her for hostage and Rex with her. Where? I don't know. All right. Let's have that story. It happened yesterday and the pay trail from the south. Sergeant Preston listened to Joe Crawford's story attentively. And as he listened, the plan informed in the mouth of his mind. Without returning to the old Rocco to tell, he took Joe's arm and guided him to a small house at the edge of town. Where the green dog king had been waiting with Mrs. West and her daughter. King? This is Joe Crawford. He's a friend, King. Gosh, that's a mighty handsome dog. Have you heard about that, you king? When you're sure all that I heard you was. As Joe's hand closed about the king's big, big furry paw, it was a good grip. King felt instinctively that this was the right kind of man. He looked at the sergeant Preston and as if to tell his master that he liked the friendly tone of Crawford's voices. Then Mrs. Nastral's quivered as he caught the lingering scent of Crawford's strong dog Rex. What is it, King? It looks like he's caught the scent of Rex. You do know all dogs, Dr. Crawford. Better than I know people. Here, the cake mom will take. She'll be right in with the pot of tea. Thanks. I'll put it right down here. Mrs. West, we're going to need your help. My help? Yes. Crawford, what do you think of King? He's a lot of dog. We came to this house in darkness. No one around here has ever seen either King or your dog Rex. King could take the place of Rex in the qualifying trials tomorrow morning. But Sergeant, my daughter... We're going to get your daughter back and your dog as well. And we'll do it without paying $5,000 in tribute to those crooks. But I want Rex in that contest. According to the contest rules, Joe, the man who pays the entrance fee can enter any dog he wants to. I paid the fee figuring that Rex would enter with Sarah Drive-In. That's right. If you qualify a dog in the trials, you may enter a dog in the finals. It's perfectly legal to make a substitution. If King can qualify tomorrow morning in your name, you may enter a dog in the finals. Rex? Yes. We'll have Rex here soon after the trials get underway. Ms. Wess. Yes. I want you to handle King tomorrow morning. You mean I'm to enter? And with your dog? Yes. You wear a heavy parka and keep it well around your head. No one will recognize you. But Sergeant, how will that expose those crooks and get my daughter out of their hands? Leave that to us, Joe. Kick King and me. Now, Joe, listen. Sergeant pressed and outlined his plan in great detail. And as he talked, Joe Crawfordford became a changed man. Despair and defeat gave to hope and courage as he heartily agreed to cooperate in the Mounties plans. It was late that night when Slavin came into the office of the old Rock Hotel to report to PVV. I tell you, boss, there's something wrong. And I don't know what it is. What do you mean, Slavin? I've been watching Crawford like you said. He's been around town having a gay time and he hasn't made any effort to put the money where he was told to. He acts like he wasn't worried about getting his daughter back. Where is Crawford now? Out in the cafe with a number of the boys. Hey, hi, Mr. PVV. Oh, hello there, Crawford. You want to see me? That's why I'm here. Mind if I talk private? You seem to like to talk private. Well, I'll get out. I want to return the cash you sent me. What? Yep, my deal's off. I won't need the cash to pay off the crooks that's holding my daughter. Here, have you all... How's that? I can't talk about it, Mr. PVV. I just want to return the cash and get back to pay for our sign. But we made an agreement. I have it in writing. Sergeant Preston said if I had any trouble about calling off our deal, I should let him know. Oh, well, of course it'll be no trouble. I'll return the extra sign right here in my drawer. Here you are. Thanks. I'll tear it up and the deal's all off. See you at the tryouts in the morning, Mr. PVV. Joe Crawford's manner was light-hearted as he left PVV's office, but intimately he was filled with fear and concern for his daughter. He had acted on instructions from Sergeant Preston. He had the utmost confidence in the Mountie, and yet he couldn't help wondering if in returning the cash he had doomed his daughter to her death. Soon after Joe left the room, Crawford's life in return. What's that for? Crawford returned the money and got back the paper he signed. Then you won't get the prize money? No. I wouldn't have returned that paper except that Crawford has the backing of that Mountie. I don't want to argue with the Mountie. What about the girl and the dog Rex? I don't know what about them. Do you think they've escaped from moose and breed? I don't see how they could have escaped. They haven't seen them around town, have you? No. I've been watching Crawford all day. He hasn't seen them? I'm sure he hasn't. I knew I'd call off the deal. I wish I knew what he and that Mountie talked about. Hey, boss, maybe the Mountie found the hideout. Maybe he knows where moose is holding the dog and the girl. I wonder. You think I ought to go to the hideout and see how things are? Not now. We've got to be careful. If moose gets into trouble, he'll tell all he knows about some of our deals. Sit tight, Slavin. Wait until the trial is tomorrow and see what happens. The day of the elimination contest was clear and cold. Crowds jammed close to the roped-off area where each dog in turn was harnessed to a weighted sled. Officials added weights until a dog had pulled its maximum, and then another contestant took his turn. Peavey and Slavin were slightly apart from the crowd. I haven't seen anything of Crawford's girl or the dog Rex. Crawford doesn't seem to be worried. Look at him over there. Where? Standing with the Mountie. Oh. They're calling for the Crawford dog. Now we all know for sure who the girl got away. Slavin, Slavin, look! Here he comes! Well, everyone there came murmurs and comments of admiration. As a slim girl and a heavy Parker with a hood that concealed her head and most of her face, led a great powerful dog into position for the trial. No one in the community had ever seen Sergeant Preston's king, so everyone mistook the dog for Rex. Joe Crawford did his best to maintain a carefree exterior according to Sergeant Preston's plans, but his heart was heavier than ever and his voice showed deep concern. Sergeant, if this plan of yours doesn't work, if it doesn't work, they'll try something else too. Your dog's ready. All right, Rex! Oh, boy! Oh! King didn't wholly understand the situation when a girl called him by another name, but he did know he was expected to pull a load to which he had been hitched. Pull it, boys! Pull it! The voice of Sergeant Preston came from the sidelines with an unmistakable command. As the weight on King's sled was increased, PB turned to Slavin and spoke in a low voice. Slavin, we've got to see him out loose and green. That's what I've been saying. The girl and dog have gotten away from them in some way. As I told her, of course, if Moose gets into trouble, he'll squeal. Get to the hideout right away and see what's happened. I'm on my way. King found the sled much heavier, but he pulled it without great difficulty. He glanced toward Sergeant Preston for a word of approval, but the Sergeant had turned his back on the crowd. He was moving rapidly away. King heard his new friend speaking. Let's see what he can do.  Pile on them weights. Rex will show you. Go on, Rex! Why did everyone call King by the wrong name? King didn't understand it. And why had Sergeant Preston left? He wondered about these things as the sled behind his back was made heavier. Say now, if your dog can pull that, Mr. Robert, he's in the families without any questions. Just watch it. All right. King strained at the harness, tugging, pulling, throwing every ounce of his great strength into a mighty effort. He felt the sled behind him move.  Good work, boy. Good work. You did all right. King wanted desperately to go in pursuit of his master. Let me out of this harness, he tried to tell the girl. All right, father. She seemed to know what he wanted. Her hand slipped off the heavy leather. There you are. A bark of thanks, then King was gone. Racing, streaking across the crisp snow in the direction his master had taken. Sarah Crawford had been kept with her hands tied in a remote cabin, and her dog had been chained in a nearby woodshed. As the morning of the trials advanced, Moose looked frequently at his watch, and finally said, It's too bad, miss, but the trials are over by this time. Looks like your dog's out of the running. Now what do we do, Moose? I tell you, Breed, I don't know. My boss figured Crawford would borrow the cash and leave it where he was told, so the girl could be turned loose. We got no word. You should have had word last night early this morning that the cash had been left. It's too bad, miss Sarah, but it looks like your old man let you down. You'll pay for this. Don't talk that way. You just wait. My dad will find a way to get Moose. Moose, look out the window. Slaven come this way. Yeah? Maybe cash would be paid, huh? The old trials went off on schedule. It's too late. We still know. I'll open the door for Slaven. Hi there, Slaven. Moose, are you all right? I sure am all right. What's kept you so long? How'd the girl get away?  Look over there. What? You? Here. But her dog was in the trials, and she... I thought that... Her dog is in the woodshed tied with a hunk of chain. Let me see. There you see. But that dog... The dog that was in the trials and the girl, who were they? I look, Slaven. I don't know what you're talking about. This is Crawford's daughter and her dog. I can vouch for it. The dog was in no way trials or small... Well, Joe Crawford had someone entered. And I... I'm on it. I want to talk to you. It's Preston. Help. Help me. I get him. No, you don't. When Breed's hand came up with a gun, Sergeant Preston charged with battering Ram Force. A blow to the stomach. A blow to the chin and Breed went down. Get him.  I'll pull you two. Slaven leaped on the money from behind. While Loose reached for Preston's throat with fingers like steel bears. Help. Help. Go talk to Loose. Finish you. Hang on, Loose. Hang on. Sergeant Preston called in all his wirery strength and with a superhuman effort wrenched pretty momentarily. Get him. I'll get you. Try this. With his back against the wall, the money ducked and dodged. He delivered blow after blow to Loose's chin. They were hard blows. But the giant kept coming in, reaching with those mighty fists. It was a battle to the finish with no holes barred and quarters too close for gunplay. The money's strength was having fast. His blows became weaker and weaker. Now we get him. I'll get you. The Breed was still unconscious. But victory for Loose and Slaven was but seconds away. Then help came like a furry streak and lost the snow. It was the great dog King, charging to aid his master. King and King. King leaped to the door, fangs bared. His full weight struck big moose in the chest. That's it, boy. King was everywhere at once, fighting like a demon. Then Preston put all his remaining strength in a final punch. That takes care of him. Loose, let go of him. Call him off. He'll kill me. I'm King. Come, boy. I'm glad. That dog. Get up, Loose. You're covered. If either you or Slaven move, I'll let you have it. That King doesn't get to you first. Oh, my goodness, you came. Oh, Sergeant Preston, these men, they captured me. My dog is in the bush. Hold still, Mr. Orbit. I'll have to cut those ropes while I hold a gun on these three. The Breed is recovering consciousness. Watch them, King. Don't take your eyes off them, Sergeant. If you'll just hold a knife instead, I can cut the rope around my wrist. Good. I'll take the knife, and you can finish the job, and release your dog.  It was up to us to... I know all about it. Your father's waiting in town, and as for the contest... It's too late for that. No, it isn't. Your dog Rex is in the finals. And from what I saw of the trial contest, he's sure to win. But how? King entered in his place and qualified. King! Sergeant, I've heard about King. I... I guess he's the only dog in the country that's greater and stronger than Rex. He said thanks for that. Listen, Monty, this wasn't our idea. I don't mean to face a wrap-up. You'll not face it alone, Moose. I'm taking the three of you into town, and there we'll pick up Peabee. Yes, King, I'm alive to pick up Peabee thanks to you. And when we get it, boy, this case will be closed. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. The challenge of the Yukon, a copy-ready feature, is a product of the challenge of the Yukon Incorporated, created and produced by George W. Trendall and directed by Fred Flower Day. The part of Sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. All names and incidents used are fictitious. Listen again next Friday to another exciting adventure during the days of the Gold Rush. J. Michael speaking. This program came to you from Detroit. Radio's Bad Boys providing plenty of good entertainment these days. Yep, it's Lou Costello. And along with his partner, Bud Abbott, he furnishes hundreds of laughs on his Wednesday night fun fest, plus his Saturday morning kid show. Each week, Abbott and Costello interview the youngsters who have gathered for the broadcast, award prizes, and entertain visiting celebrities. 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Our last speaker this morning is Saul Cabrera, staff developer at Shopify. He's passionate about functional programming, concurrency, compilers, and computer science. He has been involved in a variety of open source projects and regularly gives back to the community, primarily through code contributions and documentation. He is speaking today on Wasm from the Inside Out, a journey through the impact of WebAssembly in production. Please help me welcome Saul. Hey everyone, thanks for having me. So this talk is about a journey through the impact of WebAssembly in production from the perspective of Shopify. And here Shopify is mostly an example, just to pick some. It's the use case that I'm most familiar with and I think it's going to highlight where was and was when we adopted it and where it's now. So my name is Saul Cabrera and I work in engineering at Shopify. And you might ask yourself, well, why I'm giving this talk? Mainly because I've been working in several places in this stack by need, but because it was needed in order to enable Shopify functions. So the first place that I was introduced to Wasm was Shopify Functions, which is where we at Shopify use Wasm. Then I've also been involved in creating a JavaScript on WebAssembly tool chains like Javi. And also my latest project is working on a baseline compiler for Wasm time in order to improve startup time. So as you can see, this goes from highest levels of the stack all the way down to low level. And this is why this talk is called from the inside out. We're going to see how this low level pieces have made of Wasm what it is today. So in order to understand the context of this talk a bit more, we need to understand how Shopify uses Wasm. And so my colleague Duncan wrote this article back in 2021 and you can refer to it if you're interested in all the details. But the use case behind Shopify's adoption of WebAssembly is really extensibility. And extensibility means opening Shopify's back end for execution of third party code as a way to customize business logic. And to concretize a bit more the concept of extensibility, we can take a look at the personas involved in extending Shopify. The first persona is merchant, which is really important. It's someone that wants to sell physical or digital goods online. Then the second persona that comes around is the buyer. The buyer is someone that wants to buy something from a merchant. The third persona here is a developer, which is a third party developer that creates an application to enhance Shopify's functionality. That could be similar to how other developers create apps for the iOS app store. And in the middle of this personas we have Shopify functions which enable complex interactions between these three personas. Now I'm going to make a step back from Shopify right now and just make a reference to a talk that I gave back in WebAssembly Summit in 2021 where I pointed out some challenges regarding adopting WebAssembly at the time. This talk presented an analogy between Wasm and the Concord, this earth plane that was revolutionary to the aviation industry. And the analogy basically was that the Concord was really great, revolutionary, but it was expensive to get access to by the masses so tickets were like 12k per person. So this was one of the factors that made WebAssembly, sorry, the Concord fail. And so I was making the analogy that if Wasm keeps being expensive to get access to it might fail too. And so with this talk I want to take a moment to reflect on those challenges and also celebrate because I think that those challenges have been sold. And so I want to reflect on those and just make sure that we can get a sense of how those challenges have been sold now. And so the challenges that I was mentioning in that talk is that authoring programs was hard. The lack of non-system programs targeting Wasm was basically non-existent. The other challenge is that understanding programs was hard. Debugging a WebAssembly program or knowing what this program was doing was hard too. I was not evident how to do it correctly. And the third challenge is that guest host interaction was really complicated. The amount of glue code that you needed to write in order to make sure that you could pass complex types around was hard. So let's go back to 2014. In 2014, Wasm was not ready to be adopted, I think. But Shopify was already thinking about solving problems that would be a perfect fit for Wasm's model. And the core problem at the time, and this is still the core problem today, but with better tools, is to enable more complex interactions between a merchant and a buyer. So in the end, when you buy something, what you're doing is you're finalizing a purchase proposal, and that proposal can have infinite terms, right? And those terms might only mean something to the merchant and the buyer. So Shopify as a platform doesn't really need to know and encode all those terms, because this is going to make Shopify hard to scale and hard to maintain. So by 2014, extensibility was handled as a product at Shopify, and the solution that was proposed was having a light Ruby VM. In this case, we were using M-Ruby, secured through SecComp. If you attended yesterday's Dan Goman's talk, he didn't mention SecComp, but for those of you who are not familiar, SecComp is a feature of the Linux kernel to secure system goals, basically. This solution also had to be fast. Because all these customizations are happening at checkout, where this third-party code is running inline. So you can imagine that you cannot delay the process of determining if appreciation needs a discount, for example. And so this solution solved a particular business problem. It worked, and it was designed with a specific need in mind, with the tools available at the time. But the question was, is it going to be scalable? Can this be improved? And the answer is that there were several cons that came around over time. And one of the first ones was optimization opportunities were tied to the Ruby VM itself. Now, General SecComp drawbacks, too, came around. Also, this solution was not polyglot, meaning that you were tied to Ruby as language. So thinking about supporting another language like JavaScript, for example, meant having to adopt a new engine like V8 or SpiderMonkey, or whichever any other JavaScript engine would that be? And then the fourth challenge here was storing untrusted code efficiently. As you can imagine, depending on what language you're choosing, that's how you're going to be storing your source code. And this could mean wasting space if this can be compact and efficient. So we fast forward to 2018, and the buyer and merchant interactions are starting to get more complex and harder to handle and scale. And the need for new use cases arose, and it was hard to think about scaling the current product into a platform to handle more demand. So by the time a hack using a Wasm interpreter written in Go showed that this new WebAssembly thing could be leveraged as an alternative, potentially removing the need to maintain many of the key features in-house, like, for example, security. So this new solution was, in theory, polyglot. It was secure, which was one of the main selling points of this new solution, and it was performant. An interpreter wouldn't caught our performance requirements, but thankfully at the time, Fastly open sourced Lucid, which was the first, I think, had a Wasm compiler in runtime that we eventually adopted, and Lucid represented a major step-up in performance over the interpreter-based approach that we had, and all the work behind Lucid enabled the first iteration of a new platform to enable synchronous execution of untrusted code. And so here I have this small chart of one of the initial experiments that we did, and here you can see that we have 100k Wasm modules running for five minutes per minute, running for five minutes, and which the P99 was around five milliseconds, which is pretty good for what we were looking at at the time. Eventually, given all the efforts that went into Wasm time and Lucid, and these two merged, we ended up adopting Wasm time, which is our runtime of choice today. Now, more questions came after the initial adoption of WebAssembly, and after having proven that it feeds the needs of the platform, and one of the first questions that came around was, well, what's the path to enable other languages to run fast on Wasm? Because C, Rust, C++ are cool, but they're system programming languages, and not everyone wants to use them to write extensibility code, which is fair, given that everything that Shopify does for partners is written in TypeScript or JavaScript. And pre-initializing WebAssembly modules was in great part the answer to this question, so this pre-initialization process was provided by this tool called Wiser, which is used in many other projects in the byte reliance to enable other languages to run in WebAssembly. And so with Wiser, we were able to snapshot a module ahead of time to improve a start latency. In the context of dynamic languages, you can, like for example, JavaScript, we could generate a snapshot modules, which most, if not all, that JavaScript initialization work will be completed ahead of time. In fact, there is a very good article written in the byte reliance blog that explains all this in detail, so if you're interested, you can go and read that one. But Wiser served as the foundation to creating these dynamic language toolchains, like for example, Javi, which is JavaScript on Wasm toolchain, that was the thing that brought support for JavaScript on WebAssembly to Shopify functions. Then the next question came around, solving the dynamic language problem on Wasm was not necessarily enough. The next question is, can we have smaller modules? Because when you start thinking about dynamic languages on WebAssembly, your modules start getting pretty big. If you're not familiar with this process, this normally involves compiling an engine and then having almost the entire engine in your WebAssembly module, so this tends to create very big modules. But then thankfully, the process of being able to link two modules together was the answer to this problem. And the way you would do that is that you would have a core or a code module that would be linked against an engine module and then you would be able to detach this process and have a smaller modules that would only contain the code that the user was interested in running. So you would just save a copy of your engine module in your servers. And so now we fast forward to today. There's a lot of work that's been going on and you're going to see that in the talks later today and use so that in many talks yesterday. But one of the main things is the component model. This is helping alleviate many of the challenges that were already presented in this talk and that we were thinking about in 2021. Also, a better debugging story in Wasm time is coming. There's a lot of work that's going in there so that we can understand better what the WebAssembly programs are doing in the runtime. And there are some initiatives to bring faster JavaScript on WebAssembly so that we can have better performance and better throughput. So before ending, I want to go back to all the challenges that I mentioned and just making analysis how these challenges are being sold. So authoring programs is getting easier and easier as time passes by. There are many tool chains that you can get access to in order to write programs that would compile, would bring support for Python into WebAssembly. Joel Dice is going to be talking about this later today. Guy Bedford talked about component.js yesterday and tools like Javi also help make this process easier. Understanding programs is also getting easier. As I said, there is a lot of work going in the Bicode Alliance to improve the debugging story in Wasm time, but also there are companies like Dilip, so doing a lot of work so that you can understand and observe what your programs are doing. And the guest and host interaction is going to be alleviated by the component model. With this, it means that you no longer need to write huge amount of glue code in order to make this interaction between the guest and the host easy to manage. So with that, I think that's everything I have. Thanks.


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Welcome to ToffeeTV here is the three things from Everton, Nill, Leicester City One. This video is sponsored by One Football. One Football's app helps you stay up to date with all of the transfer news, the stats and the later scores all in one place. To download the One Football app please click the link in the description below. Let's get on with it. The three things. First and foremost, why on earth did Everton agree to play this game today? There is three games today. Three Premier League games today. Everton and Tottenham Hotspur having the least rest over the Christmas period. Both have agreed to play today for live TV. The other six games are tomorrow. Liverpool aren't playing until Thursday. So why have we agreed to play for money? Because if it is then that's embarrassing because we're acting like a small club. We are. I don't see any other reason why. Apparently it's the shortest break in Premier League history for a team. It's our fourth game in eight days and it looked like it. You know and basically what we've done by doing that is we've just blown the season. Not that it was to be honest, not that it was looking great anyway but we've literally just give up so many points from playing so many games. Today we should have just said no we'll play on the Wednesday. We're not playing that many games. We'll be one of the six and we'll play tomorrow night. Half 12 as well. It's just it's bizarre after a trip to Brighton at the week. It's just bizarre and you know we've been done by it. It's not the only reason we lost of course it isn't but it hasn't helped us you know and look at that and for the Leicester fans as well half 12 on New Year's Day and everything just you know. Alright for me personally I think we should have just said we'll play Wednesday. You know we need to give the players another day's rest. The passing was rubbish. It happens all the time. I said that on my post-match video the match reaction video is that we shouldn't be playing this many games over Christmas. There's needs to be a break play Boxing Day and then no more football till they fake up there and then try and they need to find a way out to fit it in because it's just flogging players. It's just destroying the the actual quality of the games. That was terrible today.   Okay look at the end I scored two great free kicks in December but other than that the pathetic we had corner after corner again today done nothing never looked close at all to getting on the end of anything. We had three free kicks on the edge of the box. Sigurdsson who's forgot how to he doesn't know how to beat the first man anymore. He was at Swansea that was essentially like a penalty to him sometimes those three kicks. He's not even clearing the wall for the goalkeeper to make a save let alone scoring. You know from wide areas his crossings gone. You know Lucidina two today at the wall with both of them. You know corners corners are the ones that just wind me up because in games like that where the quality is grim and both teams are grim because they were today. That one moment from a set play can win you the game can put you ahead in the game or rescue something. And we we had enough to change the game and we were unable to do it. I don't know what we're doing in training or is it just literally the players can't deliver on the deck. Maybe they're amazing in training but on the day they can't deliver. And this has really mattered because I'm really weird because we started the season so full of ideas off set plays the Southampton goal from the quick free kick you know and it was wondering you were like well he's really really working on set pieces here and then it's just gone to pot you know the variation in the corners it's gone and it's something we need to really get old off and build on because when the quality is lacking you've got to have another way win in the game and at the moment we haven't got it. Third and final point for me is Brachialis and has to play as I sent her forward. He's the only one who looks like he can score a goal for us. I'm going to call that losing good young footballer good touch quick doesn't seem a goal threat to me at all he's never in the right place he's been hard to put one on a playtune today and he couldn't get near it. I don't know he's just got no anticipation of scoring goals all the other stuff's really good he's good in the air and he'll work hard but today I just thought he didn't affect the game in the slightest and it's not good enough for the center forward for where you want to go Jamie Vardy didn't have much today at all Everton Marshall done quite well in truth and he got the first opportunity and his only opportunity really in the game and he took it bang bang one little and it wasn't even a chance really and they win the game from it whereas we have chances and you know yeah I just think we need to play him up front we need to play him up front for now until we can get a center forward that'll come in and we'll be able to play the role and score goals and then Richard Alisson can go back to do what he does on the left which but he needs to stop going down so easily as well in my opinion I know he does get kicked he gets some rough treatment but sometimes he's looking for it to go down if you're going to down holding your leg rubbing it and wiggling around all the time the referees just get bored and think you're doing it the time I mean Johnny Evans done him with a nasty challenge today nasty challenge and because he rolls around the referee just thinks it's he's doing it again you know and you just think you're not helping yourself mate but like I say for me at the moment we've got one forward and that is Richard Alisson Calderloo and maybe off the bench with 15 to go until he can until he can actually add goals if you've got a sense of the only goal threat we have at the minute is Richard Alisson got Sigarton who didn't have a good game today behind him other than that Bernard who come on I thought they quite well but doesn't offer us any goals they always not scoring you know it's nothing's not a fit the goals have gone of the team and that's why we you know take the spares game out of it that's why we're losing a Brighton that's why we've lost the home to Leicester City you know Leicester Brighton Wofford Newcastle all in the last month and we haven't beat any of them you know it's that's shocking really for where we we thought we wanted to go to season of transition to get it but you still have to win games as well as that you know not saying we should be beating everybody but to not beat any of those four that isn't good enough for me and we have to start taking responsibility we have to start scoring goals and I'm afraid we're gonna have to bring in at least one attack on player in this window if we're done a you know fight for that seven spot which already looks difficult because we can't score and we can't keep clean sheet last clean sheet was Cardiff in November just not good enough not good enough there that's my thoughts anyway if you haven't subscribed please do so it takes a second of you on my videos get over to patron and check out ped stuff happy new year although you know unless you're less the fan watching this it wasn't a very good start to the new year for us but I hope you know it brings you a lot of happiness 2019 see you soon on toffee tv


This is Ella here with CalTV Entertainment and today I'm going to be reviewing a new movie starting Tracy Ellis Ross and Dakota Johnson It's called The High Note This is a fun feel-good movie about how to make it in the music industry. The film follows actress Dakota Johnson Who plays Maggie an assistant for an ultra famous but aging musician Grace Davis played by Tracy Ellis Ross Although Maggie admires Grace and has for her whole childhood her real dream is to be a music producer Music Overall this film is about what it takes to succeed in the music industry So we thought we'd give you some advice on what it takes to succeed in our own music industry The Cal music scene Campus is actually a great place to showcase your talent and get discovered You can perform in front of say their gate Or hop on the piano in front of a student union building and daftly crowd them from Or join any of the amazing clubs Calis offers such as CalX, The Purve, or even CalTV So to find out more about what it takes to make it in the music industry and what it's like when you're there I sat down with half of the producer DJ duo Bose who have amassed millions of streams for their EDM tracks Most recently they participated in the UC Berkeley Blockley graduation event So UC Berkeley as you know is full of geniuses There are a lot of academic students with academic excellence and there are a lot of people who are selling different fields And for me when I've gone to Berkeley I looked around and I said I'd ask myself what can I do to make myself unique apart from the student body And in a larger scale from the world Music trends come and go It's your job and you as a musician is your responsibility to look into your own style and discover other people's style And eventually turn it into your own Never give up and don't be scared to don't be scared to innovate I was looking at the project and I was like this is blowing my mind We have to scale it up We have to let the world know that we're doing this magnificent thing It's coming out of UC Berkeley And the students should be proud of it You know Go Bears go home Which is why I think Go Bears is already home But before you launch your music career Make sure you check out the high note Coming to On Demand on May 29th This was Ella with CalTV Entertainment Thanks for watching and Go Bears


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You can check your balance anytime in your cart Toyhacks is a company run by collectors for collectors So check out toyhacks.com and make your collection stand out from the rest and tell them Patriot Prime sent you now on to the review The featured bot for this video is the brand new Transformers war for Cybertron Earthrise Double dealer and I am so happy to have this guy in my collection I was so stoked to see him announced so many months ago because the original generation one toy is one of my all-time favorites Now I pre-ordered this double dealer from Amazon.com back in February And he was expected to release in September and I was really surprised to get an email last week Saying he'd be delivered a lot sooner and here he is in my hands right now So let's take a quick look at the packaging. You've got double dealer here in robot mode and I love the way he's posed in the package He's all like Yeah, come get some I dig it. That is so cool. This side of the box. We've got some awesome artwork of double dealer That is fantastic. I kind of wish they had the trading cards back Just so I could collect that artwork again back in the box. You've got double dealer in robot mode vulture mode and Launcher mode on this side. You've got the Earthrise artwork and that's pretty much it for the box So let's get this guy cracked open and see if he is worth the weight and welcome to a patriot prime reviews Now once you get double dealer all open and out of the packaging You'll see he does come with a sheet of instructions and these are very well illustrated and very easy to follow Just like all the modern instructions that we've got lately, but be warned this sheet of instructions unfolds My god into a friggin poster so have the room to open this up if you're going to use these instructions He also comes with quite a few accessories. You've got this stabilization platform a little Sensor array. He's got this giant missile that actually separates into a rocket and Blaster, he's got two little missile or grenade pods and a little machine gun So now that we've got all that out of the way. Let's take a look at double dealer himself My first impressions with Transformers Earthrise double dealer is wow What an homage to the original generation one toy This figure has an outstanding paint scheme and not to mention the paint applications are Flawless and look at the molded detail. I Love the looks of this figure head sculpt is dead on That looks great. Love the painted eyes. They even have a little bit of a shine to them. And yes notice They are red double dealer here is a mercenary Great details down here on the stomach Down on the legs. I mean this thing is spot-on to the generation one toy Whoever designed this figure had a love of the generation one figure and it definitely shows now one complaint I have for this guy right off the box is for some reason My double dealer likes to lean to the right and I've tried to adjust the legs however You know and it just it won't work. There's something in there That keeps him from standing straight, but I guess once I load him up with weaponry. It's not going to matter Now taking a look at the articulation for this figure double dealer's head It can do a complete 360. I don't think it's on a ball joint Actually, it is he can look up and down very slightly And it's really tight. So yeah, nice rotation on the head the arms up and down They can do a complete 360 as well. He has an elbow bend a double elbow bend actually thanks to transformation a bicep rotation and wrist rotation. He also has waist rotation legs up down all around in and out and yeah Love those ratchets.   Then you have these little Missile pods now. They got the little five millimeter peg And to be honest double dealer is loaded with five millimeter pegs You can put these on the weapons. You can put my shoulders on his forearms The instructions say to put him on these legs But I like them on the arms. I think If you're going to have weaponry attached to you, I would rather have them on my arms That way I could actually aim my weapons at the enemy. You have the sensor array here. We'll go ahead and put that on this shoulder Right there the small gun can peg in let's do this shoulder here and this Platform thing can actually hook to his back. You're going to flip this section out right here And there's this section these little pegs right here that will slot up inside of this So once you get those in locked in place, you can either Have him with the stable stabilizers. I cannot talk this morning. I apologize. Have the stabilizers sticking out like so or Rotate those around And there you go. Now we have double dealer all armed and ready for battle And man does this guy come loaded for bear. I mean he is ready to take on some Autobots another issue I wish the arms had ratchets because He does not want to hold that weapon and that sucks I mean even with the double bicep. I guess nope. It's just it's too Too weak of a joint to hold that big gun And unfortunately with these newer figures. I've noticed they're doing pins instead of screws So tightening it up is not an option unless I want to use some floor polish Now double dealer here is a mercenary, which means he can Change alliances and it's a pretty cool gimmick right here. You've got the autobot logos as you can see on the shoulders There's a little panel That you flip right here flip that around And now he's a Decepticon you can actually do that on Both sides once you move the sensor array out of the way And there you go now. It's odd that this one here fits flush Where this one does not and I cannot figure out why It won't fit flush, but No real deal breaker to me now to be honest I always have thought as double dealer as a Decepticon anyway Another mild complaint is I wish that he had the mercenary symbol somewhere That he could flip around and hide but I really don't see how they could have done that Unless they'd hit it somewhere in these flaps, but still Trying to have three interchangeable symbols that may not have worked too well Now another cool gimmick that double dealer has if you happen to have the third spy patrol unit that came with knock And scar these are actually double dealer's partners. You can utilize these with him He's got a little secret compartment right here that you could open this Up just flip it down And now you can put in either knock or scar Kind of like sound wave Put those in there and close it up So a little interactivity with those figures there Also, you could take this flip it around And display them like so and if you really want to go g1 Take knock out flip them around so the peg right here is near the bottom Plug that back into the chest and you can take out the abs Right here this little section pops out Flip this back up and you can plug these abs right here On this peg on knock If I can get it There we go So now that's another really cool generation one throwback That once again really proves my point whoever designed this figure was a huge double dealer fan Now of course you can do the same thing with scar But the colors are just a little bit off. So now let's get double dealer transformed into his vehicle mode Now before you begin double dealer's transformation, the first thing you have to do is remove all of the weaponry. I mean Everything has got to go Now once you have all the accessories removed What you're going to do is turn double dealer over and flip this panel forward Underneath his foot then you're going to flip these sections around And then fold these over the thighs Just like so move the arms out of the way This of course will be the front of the vehicle once you have those flipped over You're going to peg those together and that more or less takes care of the front of the vehicle now you're going to take his power masterport Flip that up and around you're going to take the arms and what you want to do with these is Right here hold the wheels While you flip this section up And over do that on both sides Now you're going to notice a little tab Right here and what you want to do is well first Flip the fists In do that on both sides Now you're going to rotate the black section the forearm around so you'll see that little Slot right there that's going to go into that peg So you'll peg that together Line it up just right You can always do this perfect until you're on camera. So there's one And There's the other maybe There we go and now you're going to bring Those up like so So now you have that going on now take the power master Section and there's little tabs right here. You want to make sure those connect So get those move forward And locked in so that's secure now right here This is kind of a pain. There is a tab Right inside you can see this green flap right here is against the blue Legs there is a tab That should fit in but I have had the worst time Getting that to connect It just it barely attaches Messes that in all up. So I really don't fool with it. It still stays on Fairly secure now underneath of course. I say that and it pops apart now underneath you see the wings here Flip these sections forward And that's going to enable some clearance for the vehicle On the back you're going to take this section flip up over the head And take this section around And make sure once again that everything is all tabbed in Like I said, this just will not Attach right But there you go. There is a vehicle mode now you're going to take the Missile actually this is double dealer's gun the missile right here Attach those two together and you got these pegs right here That are going to attach to this little green section Fold that back down Let me adjust the camera Now you're going to take the stabilizers the stabilizers go on the back here. You got these two pegs That line up with those two holes Get that popped in you can move the Stabilizers up and now you have all these other little accessories That you can attach anywhere you want on the vehicle I like to attach it right here on top where you can see those visible robot fists It helps cover those up. So we'll put in the Sensor array here The machine gun here And let's do the missile pods We'll put those right there as well And there we have double dealer's missile truck alt mode and I love this this thing looks awesome It is armed and ready for battle and a great throwback to the original generation one toy I love the little cockpit right here with the painted windows Lots of molded details nice and heavy. It actually rolls Really good. I mean that's why you want to make sure and get those wing sections out of the way And the next little feature right here is this stabilizer platform You can actually lower this Get the stabilizers out And that way you can bring the missile up We'll have to adjust the camera back And now double dealer can rain some hell down from a continent away Now you can also attach other earth rise bases to double dealer via this platform right here It's got those little connectors. I've got a slither fang Let's see So you can attach that like so attach other bases onto that to really expand the playability Of this mode. So that is really cool. And then you just fold this up Get the stabilizers out of the way and now double dealer's rolling on to his next mission And now for a generation one comparison here is earth rise double dealer in missile truck mode With generation one double dealer in missile truck mode And I said it before I'll say it again. There was a lot of generation one love Put into the earth rise double dealer figure I mean check out the paint applications compared to the sticker details on the generation one figure Now, of course earth rise is a little bit bigger But still this guy looks awesome And I do hope toy hacks comes up with some decals to give earth rise those red rims like generation one I love this vehicle. It's so cool This vehicle has no insignias Because the original generation one toy. This was double dealer's neutral mode. He was in this mode He transformed into the robot for autobot mode and he transformed into a vulture for his decepticon mode And speaking of that, let's get double dealer transformed into his vulture mode Now just like transformation from robot to vehicle vehicle to vulture mode requires all of the accessories to be taken off Which I have already done So the first thing you want to do is the back of the vehicle here You want to fold these sections down and what you're going to do is there is this tab right here that you want to manipulate This section around you want to flip the arm around this black section here has a slot right there And you want to get that lined up Just right And tabbed in Just like so so it's kind of going to look like that there you want to go ahead and do that on the other side as well just a little bit of turning and flipping and spinning It's one of the hardest parts of the transformation right here And there you go once you get those pieces put in they are secured you're going to go ahead and flip these sections around like so Right on the back you're going to take the wings and bring these out And they are actually on ratchets Check that out. You see the ratchets right there Why they couldn't give him ratchets in the elbow? I have no idea.  So you've got these sections right here.  So once again these sections here you want to fold up As you can see they're starting to collapse in on each other. So now you've got this section here tighter to the body Those little pegs her little tabs Are all clicked in now What you want to do made a mess of this is take this section here Bring this up and over Rotate the power master section around and then what you're going to do is there is a little Slot right there and you're going to peg this up and over This power master section which locks that in place now. We're going to get everything back to where it belongs There we go. Take this green section here You're going to fold this back and over and it's going to actually peg into this section right here You got the bird legs. You're going to bring these down on both sides Get the wings back out And now we almost have vulture mode completed Now we're going to take the giant missile and the platform here And you're going to take the missile you got the two pegs right here on the end That's going to slot into the Platform if you take a close look those are molded tail feathers. So peg those in Right there like so and now the missile has a clip Right here and that clip is going to go over this section Right here on the back of the vehicle And that actually clips on really secure And there we have double dealer. Well, let me fold those back And there we have double dealer in vulture mode Now, of course, you can add all the different accessories to this mode as well You've got the little rocket pods. We'll put these up here on the sides You've got the radar dish that'll actually fit Underneath And the machine gun Can fit underneath as well. We'll plug that back Into his hands. You can put these wherever there are multiple ports all over the figure And there we have double dealer in vulture mode All armed and ready for battle. And I think this mode is really really cool very Generation one. I mean it's spot on to the g1 toy Love the head sculpt head sculpt is awesome.  It's got like got a reverse knee bend And can bend right there at the toes Now the missile is along his back in generation one The missile was under slung underneath his belly and you can actually do that with this figure But it doesn't really attach very well. So the first thing you want to do is unpeg the missile Like I said, that is a secure Clip right there. So once you get that off, you're going to take the tail feathers And now you have these sections right here that clipped on in robot mode They will go right there And then you just take the missile And you peg it in Where it was pegged in in vehicle mode So now you have the under slung missile Just like generation one And speaking of generation one here is earth rise double dealer With his generation one counterpart once again lots of love went into the earth rise version Because it is spot on to g1. I absolutely love that Now one thing I really like about this double dealer is opposed to generation one where the vulture mode was his decepticon mode And the robot mode was his autobot mode The earth rise has the robot mode that can switch factions. So no matter what mode he's in He can be either autobot or decepticon though this vulture looks way more decepticon than autobot And now for some quick size comparisons here is transformers war for cybertron earth rise double dealer With generation one optimus prime Generation one double dealer and check out all the callbacks from the earth rise figure to the generation one toy And see what I mean There's the power master with the abs that look just like his same color scheme same paint applications A great looking homage And fellow mercenary generation selects earth rise exhaust Transformers earth rise double dealer is a great figure I've got a few nitpicks with him due to all the loose joints, but hopefully some floor polish will help tighten those up This figure is a love letter to the generation one toy. This figure has tons of playability Great transformations and for once it's a leader class figure worth the leader class price So there you go guys transformers war for cybertron earth rise double dealer So does a transformers war for cybertron earth rise double dealer belong in your collection? Absolutely, this is a fantastic figure in my opinion One of the best of the modern triple changers that we've had And I love the fact that he's a leader class figure And all of his pieces and parts can be stored on all modes So no matter what mode you decide to display him in Everything is going to be attached. You're not going to have extra pieces in storage I think the other leader class figure that did that was ultra magnus But you know, you couldn't store anything on him if you had him displayed in the smaller box This guy all the pieces attached. I think he looks great Few minor nitpicks with the figure, but nothing I can't live without Plus the generation one homage to the original figure is just awesome There was a lot of love put into this figure Now guys, if you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like don't forget to subscribe And don't forget to click that bell icon to get notified when I upload new reviews Once again, this is patriot prime signing out


At a conference it was called on to just put light on their current issues as well as the two writers, generally those who have been detained in Myanmar to support them to stop the trial and other procedures for the press freedom. So as we know that every time you know when anything happens like auto-pracy or such, first attack is being done on the press. Myanmar government that it's jailing its own journalists for documenting about an international humanitarian crisis. It's not just an internal matter of the Myanmar state as the government of Myanmar continues to say that it's an internal matter. It's not an internal matter, it's a matter of the international community. That is the reason why even in India we should be very much bothered about the fact that these journalists have been detained that they were actually framed by the police brigade here that even though there has been a statement in their favor by a dissenting police captain even then they have not been released. So we in India of course we are not a country with very good record of respecting journalists ourselves. Gauri Lankesh is an example before us. We should be really concerned that this is what the Myanmar state is doing and we should stand up and take note of that and express our condemnation because arresting and putting on trial these two journalists shows that the government of Myanmar is just hell bent on stating that no, there is no crisis, there is no genocide, there is no ethnic cleansing and that is what we have to refute that there is a crisis going on, that there is a refugee crisis going on and that there is a complete silence on this, not just in India but in different countries as well and that is a silence which we need to break. For India to handle this number is not at all difficult. We have handled what was the number of refugees who came to us during the Bangladesh war, 10 million. We handled it. Now what is required, two things. One is to take care of the immediate humanitarian problem. That is these are human beings. They have a right to asylum and they should be looked after. Second is a political problem. They have a right to go back to Myanmar in peace, in dignity and live there. The solution is not putting them up in India forever. The solution is to look after them from a humanitarian point of view for the time being and at the same time put diplomatic pressure in a discrete way. I am not saying that we should start publicly abusing the government of Myanmar. No, we have to do it diplomatically and we have to build up diplomatic pressure and it can be done. It should be done without hurting our interests vis-à-vis Myanmar.


Hey guys, welcome back to another week of What's for Dinner. My name is Andrea with Food and Mentory Adventures in Food.  So we are eating from our freezer tonight. I had about six hamburger patties from Sam's that we needed to use. So Howard grilled our hamburgers. And so this is his plate and he's got bacon. We've got some white cheddar cheese. He's got tomato and avocado. And he does not like his bun toasted, so it is not toasted. And then I just made some fries in the air fryer. These are the fries that I use, these Orida fries, and they were also in the freezer, extra crispy. And they're actually pretty good. You know, it's really hard to get fries to taste good in the air fryer. And these actually do taste pretty good from the air fryer. I didn't even spray them or anything, and they turned out good, I like them. And then this is my plate, we've got fries, and then I am a plain Jane when it comes to burgers. I just have bacon, cheese, and then I buttered and grilled my bun. I'm only eating half. I'm just trying to eat a little bit better, especially before the holidays. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight, and we'll see y'all next time. So for dinner tonight, I am making this broccoli beef. Never made it before. Let me flip it over on the back, and it shows you what you need. Just the packet of seasoning, beef steak. I'm actually using skirt steak, and then vegetable oil, broccoli, and onion. So here's my onion, here's my broccoli, here is my skirt steak that I cut up across the grain. And then I am trying a technique that I haven't tried before. It's called velveting. It is what Chinese restaurants do to their meat to make it so very tender. I'll leave the link to velveting in the description box because they tell you how to velvet different pieces of meat. So all I'm going to do is sprinkle this baking soda on the beef, rub it in really well, refrigerate it for 20 minutes, take it out, rinse it off really well, and then stir fry it, and it's supposed to be super tender. So we shall see. Okay, so here is our dinner. Very easy to prepare. I did end up adding some minced garlic and soy sauce to it to add a little bit more flavor. I will say I think the meat is a lot more tender than it would have been had I just used it as is, but I think it could have been more tender. I think next time I'll let it velvet or sit in that baking soda for longer. So I did follow the instructions the first time, 20 minutes, but I think it could probably go for 45 minutes or an hour, maybe, I don't know.  I picked these up on a recent H-E-B haul, so we will see how that is. I threw them in the air fryer, so they smell delicious. So this is what's for dinner tonight, and we'll see y'all next time. So tonight I am cooking from my freezer. I am going to be making some of these tamales that I picked up from my grocery store. You're actually supposed to keep them frozen, and then you boil them in this bag. So these are cheese and jalapeno tamales.  We do have a video on our channel for this rice. It's so easy. So this step is optional. I just have some oil in the pan, and then I've got some rice in the pan, and I just kinda let it saute and brown in there. To that, I'm going to be adding some water, some salsa, and some seasoning. So the recipe calls for chicken broth, but I am using, of course, water, and then I'm using this tomato and chicken bouillon. I also have in here, I have garlic salt and cumin as well. So I'm just going to pour this in, stir it up, cover it up, and let it simmer for about, hmm, I guess 20 minutes or so, or until the rice is cooked. Okay, so here's our plates. Here are the tamales, black beans, the rice, and this is how it's played, of course, because there's avocados on it. And then this is my plate. I am having the same thing, except I added some salsa to my tamales. So this is what we're having for dinner tonight, and we'll see y'all next time. So for dinner tonight, I'm trying out a new recipe. It is Parmesan crusted chicken. So I have four pieces of chicken here. These were two large chicken breasts that I flattened and cut in half. In this bowl, I have a couple of eggs. I also have garlic, Italian seasoning, and salt. And in this bowl, if you will, I have Parmesan cheese, panko bread, crumbs, and flour. And I'll make sure to leave the recipe in the description box for you guys. So all I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna get in there with my hands, is to dredge this chicken in the egg mixture, and then dredge it in the Parmesan, and then I'm gonna pan fry it. So let's get started. Okay, so I ran out of coating, so I had to whip up some more really quickly. But in my skillet, I warmed up some butter and olive oil. And it says to just gently place your chicken in, and then to let it cook until it's golden brown. Said like four minutes on each side. I feel like it'll take longer than that. So got my first two pieces in, and we shall see. Okay, so here's dinner. Here is the chicken, and it turned out really good. It really didn't take that long to cook at all. The recipe said three or four minutes on each side, and that's probably what I cooked it. And it's crunchy, has a good flavor. Here are the rest of the chicken on the plate here, just letting it drain. I am serving it with some mashed potatoes and canned corn. I was gonna make a green vegetable. I know this plate looks kind of blah, but this is what I felt like eating. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight, and we'll see y'all next time. So for dinner tonight, we are having smoked brisket and sausage pizza. I picked this up on a recent H.E.B. haul. I'll link it in the description box. But here is what the box looks like. And it comes with brisket, sausage, pickled red onion, mozzarella, and cheddar cheese. So I will say that the brisket did dry out a little bit, as you can see. But it's still, the brisket is really good. Very smoky, good flavor. The sausage is spicy, it has a kick to it. So we are going to dig into this. You can see the pickled red onion, and you can see all the different cheeses. So Howard and I are both really excited to try this out because we love barbecue. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight, and we'll see y'all next time.


Despite hearing some rumors that Jennifer Aniston invited her ex Brad Pitt over to self-isolate with her during the pandemic, it's more likely that it's just her and her dogs at her LA mansion right now. Jen recently shared some sweet photos of her pups Clyde and Sophie relaxing on the sofa at home, and you can bet they're all living in luxury right now. In this video, we'll be taking a look at the actress' Bella Oasis she calls home and much more. Jennifer Aniston is an actress, film producer and businesswoman. She started out in Hollywood at a very young age, but the role that really made her famous was of course being Rachel Green on the sitcom Friends. Honestly, I don't think I trust anyone who says they don't love or at least like the show Friends. It's classic. Her Rachel Green character became so widely popular, it's described as one of the greatest female characters in American TV history. Not to mention, Jen has starred in numerous dramas and rom-coms over the years, including the likes of The Break Up and Horrible Bosses. In 2019, she returned to TV producing and starring in the Apple Plus TV drama series The Morning Show. Of course, we could go on about her success, but you get the idea. Considering Jen is one of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood, it's not surprising she's amassed a net worth of $200 million. With that, each mansion she's lived in looks more gorgeous than the last. It's been reported in the past that since Jen separated from her second husband Justin Thoreau, that she moved out of her home in Bel Air. However, I don't think that's the case. Despite the two even getting married there in 2015, it looks like Jen kept the estate and has been living there since 2011. Hey guys, it's Karen C. We're doing another house tour here on Famous Entertainment. Today we'll be looking at Jennifer Aniston's gorgeous home in Bel Air, Los Angeles, and more. If you like these videos, make sure you're subscribed and ring that bell to be notified when we post. You can always be up to date. We've also done house tours in the likes of Adam Sandler and Brad Pitt, and we'll link to some at the end. Follow me on Instagram because I love connecting with you guys. I've also been reading all your comments and I'm going to be responding to some at the end. I need you to let me know who to do next in the comments down below and who's home you'd like to see. Now let's get into this video. So Jen has admitted that this quarantine isn't as hard for her as some individuals, and we know the beautiful mansion she lives in has to have something to do with this. She said on Jimmy Kimmel Live, I'm a born agoraphobe. This is kind of a dream. Not a dream. It's obviously a nightmare, but me personally, it's not been that much of a challenge. And I'll show you one of the reasons why. Her house. Jen has been living in the 1970s style mega mansion with her two dogs following her split from Justin Thoreau. They bought the place back in 2011 for $21 million and since Jen has completely reimagined the home. In fact, her current house is the first huge solo renovation project she carried out with the aim of creating a house that worked just as well as a zen-like retreat as it does for entertaining. That being said, the value of the place has probably only gone up since. Located hillside in the elite neighborhood of Bel Air Los Angeles, her mansion is fit for a movie star considering its amazing location and privacy. Bel Air is full of celebrity neighbors and situated in the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains, right off of Sunset Boulevard. Jen's estate spans 8,500 square feet of living space and sits on about two glorious acres of land. Inside, you'll find four beds and 6.5 baths. From every large balcony in her house, you're able to take in the panoramic ocean and city views. Walking into Jen's mansion, you're greeted by an impressive 14-foot front door leading into an area entrance hall with sparkling chandelier and even an indoor koi pond. The koi pond is covered by a beautiful wooden bridge and leads into a more open space. It definitely has a zen-like feel and bolly vibes here. Jen is really proud of her home and collaborated with designer Steven Shadley who's helped her in previous houses to transform the place into her perfect LA retreat. She's described her home as a big hug and stating she loves the silence there. Her designer Steven explained about her taste. Jen is drawn to wood, stone, and bronze materials that have real substance in depth. No matter how beautiful or glamorous something is, it has to be warm and inviting. One of Jen's favorite things about her home is the fact that it's the perfect place to hold gatherings and parties to entertain family and friends. Perhaps she isn't doing that at the moment but after all the social distancing she'll be back at it in no time, I'm sure. For that reason, she has a ton of beautifully designed common areas in her house. For instance, there's Jen's living room where she loves to unwind and is giving us a glimpse on her Instagram. It offers a gray color palette throughout and the sofa has a silvery throw and pattern matching cushions. On her interview with Jimmy Kimmel last month taken from in her home, we also saw the living room as a gold embroidered wall and a large cream armchair. She also has a photo shelf in this room. Jen's kitchen where she says she spends a lot of her time is a modern masterpiece with plenty of islands and cupboard space. Not to mention it's fit with a pizza oven and a wine room. Guests usually gather in a large game room where you can see Jen's vintage pool overlooking LA so it has a bit of an indoor-outdoor vibe here. The interior of her home definitely lets in a lot of light with floor-to-ceiling windows and a modern open design for the most part. Jen's mansion actually offers two separate living wings so there's a lot of room to roam. Other features to keep her entertained include the home movie theater, her home office and the large outdoor swimming pool. There's also an additional guest house. She's changed a lot about the home since the breakup but it's still elegant as ever. Jen's master suite may now even be the feature of the mansion and it sits at the end of a long hallway. Room offers a large platform bed with motorized TV at the end and opens up to a private garden terrace with outdoor seating area perfect to relax and take in the views of the hills. Of course, she has a spa-like style master bathroom with a marble tub and features and she shared this before on Instagram. Jen has more than one impressive closet at her home. Her massive walk in attached to her room is almost the size of a studio apartment and has been shown in snaps posted to her stylist team's social media accounts. We also caught a peek during a self-isolation video called she had with Ellen DeGeneres. Jen's closet is more like a dressing room and there's even space for a catwalk when she tries on her outfits. She has three huge floor-to-ceiling wardrobes full of well-organized clothing and accessories as well as a vanity table for hair and makeup. When her and Justin were still living together he even told Ryan's secret she turned the garage of the home into a closet as well explaining we have made an extension on our house I don't know what was made into what but we found more room to create a better bathroom and a closet. Throughout the home there are also plenty of walkout terraces and balconies like the one Jen has posted photos of surrounded by glass railings. On the surrounding grounds of Jen's mansion there's an outdoor cabana with fireplace and lounge chairs as well as the large pool I previously mentioned that has a tanning deck attached. Her huge garden has Buddhist statues and beautiful landscaping making it perfect for a peaceful stroll. The property used to have a hillside vineyard but Jen's garden designer and architect wanted it to instead be an oasis consisting of terraces like Asian-inspired pocket gardens and interconnected rooms. Jen has perfect privacy at her estate as well thanks to tall wooden fence and surrounding gate. Prior to Jen's Bellaire estate she called many California mansions home each one more beautiful than the last it seems. She's own places in Malibu, Beverly Hills and more. One of the homes she owned way back with ex-Brad Pitt was actually on the market not long ago and it's gotta be one of my faves. Back in 2001 Jen and Brad bought this mansion for over 13 million located in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles. And when it was put on the market the price had increased over the years to over 44 million. The French Normandy Revival style mansion spanned a massive 12,000 square feet of living space with four beds and 12 baths in the main house and an additional guest house with bedroom. The estate was super elegant and not to mention private. There were two separated entrances to the home on different streets which isn't surprising since the land covered over 1.2 acres. Jen's previous home had a light filled living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a gourmet eating kitchen and dining room that fit up to 20. Other features included a home gym, a large private screening room and even a pub room with floors from a 200-year-old French chateau. There's a lower-level bar, sitting room and great room with windows and French doors that open up to the patio. On the round-out side you'll find plenty of space to dine and entertain, a huge swimming pool, outdoor fireplace and a newly added tennis court. With Miss Aniston's bell aeroasis and glimpse into one of her previous homes, what did you think? Seems to me that Jen really loves and takes care of her current mansion and loves nothing more but to spend her downtime relaxing there with her dogs. She also put a lot of effort into making the design exactly her vision, that's for sure. Okay guys, now I'll read out a couple comments from previous videos. On a recent Drake Who Dated Who, Kiki Alexander wrote, I love your videos, amazing investigation, I don't know if you've done this yet, but a dating history on a Kardashian Jenner would be cool. Thanks Kiki, I have fun doing these dating videos, so if you guys are interested in me keeping them up, be sure to let me know. Then I'll do all the celebrity pics you want. And on our Brad Pitt house tour, Dragonfly 6908 commented saying, I have always liked Brad, he is pleasant and unassuming and not showy. Agreed, I love that about him too. Alright guys, that's all I got on Jennifer Aniston, aka the legendary Rachel Greene's homes. Like her 21 million dollar bell aeroastake she's been calling home for some years now. I love her current place, but I may even like that one she used to own with Brad even more. Let's think about the French kind of tutor looking style. Anyways, I want to hear from you guys. What did you guys think about her mansion? Did you like it or no? Let me know in the comments as well as what other celebrity houses you'd like to see. Follow me on Instagram if you want to chat more and I'll see you all in the next video. Bye!


Hello, welcome to the match reaction. Everton 3 at Burnley Nill in the Carabao Cup, the Blues safely through to the quarterfinal with what was very much a routine win at the end, and I'll be honest I haven't seen too many routine wins recently from Everton, but tonight was one of those, that's a three clean sheet in four games for Everton now and back to back home victories, scoring six and conceding nine and it was good, it was a good night's wake for Everton. The manager made a couple of changes, actually young coming in for Nathan Patterson, I wasn't convinced with that one, I'm not going to lie, and Anna Danjumet coming in for the core aim playing just off Dominic Calvert-Lewinon. Before I get into the match reaction, I am a little bit and I was a bit pissed off with goings on at Everton tonight before the game in the upper bullons and I got there 20 minutes before kickoff to be stood in a queue most of the way down Bullons Road with zero information from any stewards or police. The queue was split off one way to Gladys Street and one way back up towards the park end and it was crazy, I hadn't got in and missed the first seven or eight minutes of the game and apparently there had been an update on the system so virtual tickets weren't working. Byr y time I got to the turnstile with Trach, ours worked but I don't know what's going on, why we do an update on the day of the game, why wasn't the police or the stewards there giving information out when you can see an issue. You know personally the game should have been delayed 10 minutes to get people in, I admit, sorry, I imagine most people were in around other areas of the ground but it's unacceptable, the bullons road for a bit was mad and yet there was nothing, people were just wondering is this the right turnstile and just crazy, I'm really really annoyed tonight with that, that's got to be sorted. You'd often have these issues on cup games, I don't know why, people have got tickets, I don't understand why, it was so get that sorted because it's nonsense, that's the bad bit of the way. I'll even say something nice about the referee in a minute as well, Everton from what I saw, so the first seven or eight minutes so come back at me if we done something amazing in the first seven minutes but byr y time we got into our seats Everton were in control of the game, Bernley looked pretty enough tapping a ball around, the goalkeeper was mad, some of his playing out from the back and then running backwards towards his goal and realising he wasn't actually in the goal and then sprinting towards the middle of the goal was hilarious. They played some nice football but there was no threat from them whatsoever and I know that wasn't Bernley's favourite full team but they just knocked it around and Everton had a comfortable night, Jordan Pickford had a save to make all night, I don't think you'll have an easier night to be honest with you but Everton got ahead in at the 13th minute, the old Bernley connection, Dwight McNeill was booed, got it onto his left foot, floated across in and James Tarkovsky with a tremendous head, er into the corner of the net to give Everton a 1-0 lead and once that was in it was never really in doubt, Bernley tried to play a couple of round the corners in behind us but in general he dealt with it quite well. And though they've had more goals in the first half against some wrong decision making in the final third Dwight McNeill, I'm looking at you on one of them when you should have just played in James Garner when he'd made a good move and Dan Dume looking at you but in general Everton was just in control and you just felt a halftime you just needed that second goal and that would be it. Came out for the second half, got the second goal not too far into the second half, a ball to the back post, James Tarkovsky headed it back across on Amadou Oana and tapped it in to make a 2-0. It was tie over from then and it could have it and get more goals, they had opportunities, Dominic Albert Lubin had done really well, I think that might have led to the corner actually when he ran two of their defenders and a shot deflected wide. We had moments again, just making the wrong decision really but you don't mind trying to play that attacking football. Dwight McNeill twice had the opportunities to slide other players in and didn't because he wanted to shoot himself and I guess getting booed by your old clubs fans you want to smash one in the corner on the net and celebrate basically, that didn't quite happen. We had the lovely little breakaway between Dan Jumar and Dominic Albert Lubin and Albert Lubin tried to feed it back to Dan Jumar and it just deflected away from him. The manager made some changes on came Beto and on came Adelaide Acore and Everton again, it was comfortable, honestly it was as comfortable as you'll get in a home game and in a cup tie. Everton again, like I said, could have and should have had more, Nathan Patterson came on, played a couple of great, played one brilliant ball across to Beto, should have scored, should have gone with his left foot, went at it with his right. But Beto got some reward for working hard, chased the ball down the flank, knocked the defender over, come into the box, fired it across and actually Young was on hand to steer it past the goalkeeper to put the cherry on the top of the cake. And Everton into the quarterfinals and a good result, like I said before, a clean sheet and done really well. It's all you can ask for, you're playing in these games, being too many caribou cup, league cup, milk cup, little woods cup, rumbolo cup, whatever, carlin cup, whatever guys it's been in and Everton have just never really done well in this competition. We've been to two finals in it, few semi-finals, we've never ever, obviously never won it and we generally thrown games away when we've had an opportunity to win it, to progressing a cup and it builds confidence and obviously for the blues at home we've been talking about the next step really for Sean Dight away from home, I think he's been fine since he took over at Everton, I think Everton have been fine away from home under him. The home form has been the issue for the manager, but the last two games, you've gone about the business really well, you've scored six goals and conceded nine and if we can get our home form going then teams aren't going to relish coming to Goulderson Park and we can go there and be more relaxed. The fans were excellent tonight in terms of, you could just tell it was just a calm atmosphere that you know, we were able to just enjoy the game and it was such a novel feeling, I mean I'm sat with Tom, with 10 minutes left saying this is great isn't it, how comfortable is this and that's what you want, I forgot that feeling, I'm just sitting there and enjoying the game without the stress and the pressure of it so many more of them please Everton. I think if we can get build that home form up then who knows where they can, they won't be in any trouble put it that way, Everton can continue and maybe build on this home form, it wasn't much to change Ben he said I know that, not sitting here thinking oh I'll tell you what we can beat anyone, but confidence, winning games breeds confidence, confidence means you go out and do your jobs properly, means the crowd are calmer, it means the whole place feels better, players will take more chances and can play. And we've got good competition for places now and Everton have proved that tonight and again the clean sheets will keep the back four ticking over, it'll please Jordan Pickford, he's not at anywhere near enough of them, but that's his third in four games, it's Everton's fifth winning seven, so they're in a good place at the moment, we've got a massive game at the weekend against Brighton at Goulderson, opportunity to really double down on this home form by beating them, they're a good side and they'll cause us way way more problems than what we can do. They'll play, they'll be open, they'll have a lot of the ball and we can play on the counter which is what we like. Really good, the referee I thought was excellent and I don't say that very often and you can tell him must be in a good mood but I thought the referee was excellent. For me it's a match, it's a match, I'll give it to Tarkovsky for a goal and assist and he did quite well. I'm going to say Dwight McNeill, I thought Dwight McNeill had the bit between his teeth all night, I thought he played really well tonight, had an assist and obviously had the corner, had the pre-assist if you like, so Dwight McNeill is my man of the match tonight. Let me know what you think in the comments section below, subscribe and give the video a thumbs up. Thank you very much, see you later.