A local entrepreneur is capitalizing on the Village Tourism Initiative being undertaken by the Government of St Lucia. Having recently opened the doors of Carco-Setli Sea, the business is seeking to take full advantage of the expected increased number of visitors to the village. The newly opened venture once in operation will provide many benefits to the community, including the anticipated employment of some 25 individuals. Somebody Mark has details in this report. It was a momentous occasion on Thursday, July 1, 2021, when Carco-Setli Sea officially opened its doors to the public. The artisanal chocolate factory located at Belvedere Canaries handcrafts its chocolate nib, bar and truffle to create an inimitable cocoa experience for its patrons. Maria Jackson, Operations Manager and owner of Carco-Setli Sea, has a background in confectionery as a pastry chef. She envisions Carco-Setli Sea will amplify the village's tourism product. We offer four experiences. They start from a bean to bar orientation tour and that basically is just a familiarization of the nature of how our chocolate is made, understanding the quality of the product from inception of harvesting to the final packaging and wrapping of the chocolate. A lot of attention is placed into that. So we want our guests to get that sort of understanding of that chocolate process. The other experience we offer is workshops. So the workshop basically is an in-depth, giving our customers or clients an in-depth understanding of how the chocolate is made and actually getting the opportunity to make it themselves. Established in 2015, Carco-Setli Sea went from a cottage industry operation to occupying a 200 square foot building consisting of a production wing, retail area, workshop space and restaurant. When in full operation, the company hopes to employ 25 individuals from the community, contributing to its economic development. Carco-Setli Sea also aspires to become one of Seendusha's leading export brands. Export Seendusha Chief Executive Officer, CEO Sunita Daniel, says Export Seendusha is working with the business to assist it in realizing that dream. We've been with Carco-Setli Sea from the very beginning because we've recognized the potential of the product to really go into the export markets and the international markets. So we've actually assisted them with packaging and branding and we've done some market research. We've actually taken them on a mission with us to the UK to look at what the market is like and I can tell you that the market for chocolate is in the billions of US dollars now and so we are actually not making full use of the market out there and so we're very happy that an authentic, a small company like Carco-Setli Sea could actually make that move and so we're here to support them and to ensure that they get into the international markets. Minister for Tourism, Information and Broadcasting, Culture and Creative Industries and Parliamentary Representative for Ancillary Canaries, Hon. Dominic Fede says the opening of Carco-Setli Sea creates opportunity for the revitalization of the cocoa industry in the community of Canaries. Their success is going to help all of our success. It's going to help the cocoa farmers in Sufra, it's going to help the cocoa farmers in Miku South and cocoa farmers all over St. Lucia and I am just so inspired and I'm sure that so many of you are inspired by this. The Ministry of Tourism is very proud of the small part that we have played in making sure that the concessions available for this facility was approved by the cabinet so thank you, the chairman of our cabinet, Mr. Prime Minister, for your support in making sure that this small business enjoys the same tax breaks that many large companies in St. Lucia do enjoy. The community of Canaries has been the home of an icicle and curing factory, both of which were foreign-owned. The opening of locally-owned and operated Carco-Setli Sea places significant focus on the empowerment of young women in the community. From the Government Information Service, I am Hermione Mark, reporting.


Will I make friends while teaching English abroad? For anyone contemplating leaving home to live and work in an unfamiliar country, there are several common concerns. Not least, will I make friends during my stay? While it is possible that you will initially feel a little homesick, the vast majority of people who head off to teach English abroad soon develop a network of friends and colleagues from both their host country and elsewhere in the world. While the tens of thousands of people who head overseas every year to teach English abroad, the vast majority will have some level of anxiety about meeting new people and making new friends. The good news is that most teachers soon forget these concerns once they are immersed in their new environment. The chances are high that you will not be the only foreign teacher in your new school, apartment building or neighborhood. As well as other teachers, you can also expect to meet friendly and welcoming people from the local community who will be more than happy to help you settle into your new home. Work colleagues. One obvious source of friendship in your new life overseas will be your place of work. The majority of teachers will find there are other foreign teachers working in the same school. Many of whom are in exactly the same position. More experienced teachers will also be an invaluable source of knowledge when it comes to settling into your new surroundings, both within the school and within the wider community. Although your fellow expat teachers will certainly be a valuable resource on arrival and an obvious source of friendship in the longer term, don't overlook the opportunity of getting to know local people. Within the school, there are likely to be many local staff members who are keen to share both their culture and their community with you. Online. A quick online search is likely to bring up a variety of expat groups, farms and blocks related to the city or country where you are living and working. Through these, you can explore all the manner of activities that bring like-minded people together in your area. From hiking and biking to book clubs and wine tasting, you are sure to find something of interest that will also allow you to meet a wide variety of expats and locals. Sports. Watching and participating in sports is one of the most popular ways to meet new people and settle into a new community. Wherever you are in the world, there will almost certainly be local sports teams or fan groups that you can join. Football, soccer is huge throughout much of the world, particularly South America and Europe, while baseball is equally popular in many Asian countries such as Japan and South Korea. Many countries also have a traditional sport that can offer fascinating insight into the culture and way of life of local people. Expat Hangouts. Wherever there are expat communities, you will also find a variety of expat hangouts. Most major cities can boast at least one popular bar where expats conjugate to eat and drink and watch major events such as the Super Bowl or the FIFA World Cup. Bookshops, coffee shops and international restaurants can also be great places to make friends, so ask your colleagues about popular venues in your area. Language Lessons. Many people teaching English overseas will consider it important to learn the local language, and this can also be a good way of making friends and contacts. In class, language courses in your local area may well attract numerous foreigners in a similar position to yourself. While helping locals with their conversational English can also lead to friendships and a greater immersion into the local community. The above are just a few of the more common ways to meet new people and make friends amongst locals and other expats during your time overseas. Wherever you find yourself in the world, don't be shy about approaching colleagues, neighbors and other community members as you never know what fascinating adventures it might lead to.


We got Uncle Rico with this Adam Henrique dude. Thank you so much for hopping on keep me appreciate it. No problem Thanks for having me. All right. You got a sweet social media presence. You're ready to check out some of your top post Yeah, may as well First one Yankee Stadium. Yeah, that you know what that's a that's quite a throwback actually it doesn't seem like it was that long ago But to play the outdoor game at Yankee Stadium was was pretty special Probably one of the highlights throughout my career and you were actually at a Yankees game like days before the press release even came out Right. Yeah, we got to we got to spend some time there. Check it out So to see them be able to put the I mean they done it year and year out after after that But to go there and play was was pretty special especially Yankee Stadium What do you remember most about it? I remember it was freezing that weekend and the state was filled it was it was it was freezing there Had a lot of family in town. They had to spend a lot of time out in the cold But we actually got to use the Yankee dressing room. So that was pretty neat And I think I think a rod actually signed signed a baseball bat for Jaguar too So that's pretty cool. Wow. All right. So here you are speaking of baseball bats. That was the whole way That's the key you can make it look good on social media So I don't know if that ball left the yard there or not, but I think that was a charity game Back in Windsor, Ontario where it played junior So that was that was a good time catch up with a lot of the boys They used to play with in Windsor and it's what I spent a lot of time Awesome, and we did actually find your swing in the tag post of you looks good from the left side of the plate I feel like I'm athletic enough that the swing can like I could play I could play I don't think I'd be a home run hitter be a you know single double kind of guy, but still some bases absolutely Well, I was fast Going out there was a lot of fun and then you know, we've done it year in year out got to meet Mike trout Show you a tiny of those guys with the angels. So it's always a fun night Usually before the season gets started head over to the Angel Stadium He's a big dude imagine if you guys were in the lineup together you'd be the two hitter and him in the third three hole I would agree I would agree Yeah, and you got a chance to also meet two Shohei Otani like literally one of the best baseball players in the world What was the experience like for you? Pretty cool You know for him coming over there and playing literally across the street from from our rink Get into some angel games, you know those guys play Always pretty cool to see some of the best athletes in the world play You can say that again and the jersey that he was rocking is one that you guys obviously do with the ducks Dude, this is a sweet look man. And you've got the stash going. Yeah, the stash is key. I think for these throwback jerseys Um, you know what? I think the ducks honestly have some of the best third jerseys and throwback jerseys in the league So anytime we get to to wear those it's always a fun time Dude, it's so good that you even got the dogs them too. Oh, yeah the dogs Well, they they kind of run the household there. They have since we got them. So they uh, they're good sports When we uh, the wife dresses them up but a lot of fun at home amazing and also at home you have some jerseys yourself I uh Collected a few jerseys a few years back. I thought those were some pretty cool names and some throwbacks that Were pretty neat jerseys through at the nhl history of jerseys Did you get anything from the stadium series or like any Yankees related stuff from the times that you've been in the Bronx? I stole a ball. That's about it. All right. There you go. I didn't get anything signed back there The older guys got everything. I think these guys are practicing out here right now That's a big zebras was in the crowd crying that night. He was a rangers fan. So that's right a local guy. Yeah Yeah, but he's a rain. He's here for the rangers z. It's right here the post bud right in the quarter Yeah, you remember this one He was in the nose bleeds and this one is probably one that you probably get asked about all the time at least the autograph Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's uh, I mean that's special Man, that was the best goal of my career happened here You know and kind of everything in that year that that ended up being you know, we came up just short after that but To get that goal sent us to the Stanley Cup finals was awesome.  That's that hole that was in the berford parade. Here's the go my dad got on the float there. So Still got that thing kicking at home. Which is pretty funny, but that that was a fun time around here when we got those going Can you imagine if they did this as the bobble had a little throwback action? That's like my I had to get the frosted tips going on it next time and right here Talk about stuff that was being made before a fan Did this artwork for you and the goal looks so cool like when you saw this like what was your that? I don't know how people do that kind of stuff and drawn. I'm not uh That artistic but pretty special. That was that was honestly one of one of Finer moments of my career too a couple weeks after I got traded coming back here and score and was Was pretty cool as emotional night, but a lot of fun to come back and play here. So a lot of great memories in this building Drivers start your engine Dude big into the race cars. Yeah, you know what we've gotten the I got to ride in the indy car a few times now It's a lot of fun Big NASCAR fan big race fans. So any time we get to get in the car and go race and they got to do the nature of circus electric car guys With pastrana and then so that was a lot of fun too any time we get in a race car with somebody's a lot of fun All right, so here you are you love to give back you're always out in the community the fans love you And and this is just one of the special things that you do to give back Yeah, me and brandon montur from back home I've teamed up to do a charity golf tournament the last few years and it's been very successful Fortunately enough a lot of a lot of hockey guys have come out to support us Kevin Bexel here on this one and a lot of monies teammates and guys from around home, which is always special So that's uh, it's been certainly something i'm proud of i know he is as well All right, and something that you're very proud of and something that's very special too Yeah, yeah the little one she's you know what she's busy man. She's busy just turn one Not too long ago You guys second one on the way. So, you know life changes quick all of a sudden, but It's so much fun going home and seeing her especially after road trips and just play and have fun She keeps them on my toes, man Yeah, and you do a great job documenting your entire career and the stuff that you're doing off the ice as well too So when it does come to the social media side of things, how much do you enjoy sharing all these videos and photos? Well, it's great I think I think it's just a great tool to be able to you know Throw it yourself promote the things that you're doing that you care about that are close to your heart Whatever they may be away from hockey, you know, obviously the hockey stuff is a lot of fun to get out there as well We have great fans and great fan support You know in new jersey for me and in anaheim and everywhere in between family and and just trying to promote You know charity events like we do Away from hockey as well that mean a lot for for back home too So I think it's such a great tool to be able to reach a lot of people and get things out there and kind of show more We're about all right. Well now's the time for the plug Where should everybody to go to follow uncle rico to get more of you and why should they follow you? Adam Henry 14 just get on there. It's a lot of fun. We keep things pretty light and And try to just have fun with it. All right, man. Well, we can't wait brother. Thank you


separation the path of the shoulders separating from the hips so we're at the gym at the beginning of the year and setting up a foundation is absolutely critical understanding body control movement tempo that's always the key so right now big thing that you need as a thrower or any kind of athlete really is rotational strength development is key now when it comes to the shot and the disc is specifically one of the things we have to do is we have to create separation which is going to create stretch reflex right so we always do this analogy we show this is stretch reflex this is not stretch reflex this is way more dynamic than this so when you set the right type of separation especially in the start when we're setting up the chain reaction that's one of our key objectives that's going to help us create stretch reflex so you're going to notice is I have a couple of athletes and they're going through this and one of the things is how do we lock down the legs to create the separation the path of the shoulders separating from the hips if the hips and the shoulders move together they're trying to do core work and are they getting some core strengthening yes but what's the key they have to create more tension and so when you lock up the lower body correctly they're going to feel that tension and this is really important you're just getting more out of the time that you're spending and you're getting stronger faster when the movements more efficient and it carries over to the sport so now we're in the throw and we're doing this and we lock up correctly we're creating the separation and then we're going to create that stretch reflex that facilitates and helps the thrower move smooth me and rhythmically into the throw so you'll see that we're teaching that to the athletes where do they position the knee and the hip how is that going to help create better separation that's the goal and we point out a couple of key things so we're learning body control the right mechanics because we want to strengthen specifically for the sport hopefully that helps you guys to understand how to get more out of your rotational core training the simple thing it's going to carry over to your throat hey guys hopefully you enjoyed today's video remember if you are kind of at a point where you're stuck and results seem to be slowing down chances are you're missing out on key details and that's one of the things we talk about in this video be sure to click the link below to check out membership there is a member version of this video where we go behind the scenes and show you the entire training session we really break it down and show our athletes how to learn this movement literally in about 10 minutes and then reinforce those things over a couple of training sessions and now their quality of movement is better across the board so if you'd like the same thing click the link below and we'll see you on the inside take care


Now fish hatcheries play a provide an important role in boosting fish populations. The Department of Natural Resources recently announced that the French river hatchery in Duluth would be closed after nearly four decades of servers. Mel Meyer went to Park Rapids to see the hatchery there and what they're doing to manage fish populations. The Park Rapids fishery office is responsible for managing the fish in lakes and streams in parts of Hubbard, Wadena and Becker counties. Based on those surveys we make recommendations for things that we think we might be able to do to help improve the fishing. One of the ways they help is by creating stock fish to artificially increase or maintain healthy populations. We hatch out white sucker fry to feed to the muskies to get them started. Fish eggs come to the fishery where they are grown at controlled temperatures. They'll swim up out of the jar. They produce about 23 million walleye fry annually to be taken to area lakes and rearing ponds. Provide some of the fingerlings for not only our area but other areas around. They also produce almost 4,500 pure strain musky fingerlings each year. The fishery produces different species than that of the French river hatchery which revived the decimal trout population in Lake Superior. So we've essentially taken the largest freshwater lake in the world and successfully restored the top predator so that's wonderful news. Something that Doug Kingsley was excited to hear about. As long as they're healthy and can do well on their own that's the best situation. The fishery will start up its hatchery work again in April. In Park Rapids, I'm Al Meyer, Lakeland News. The DNR says that it plans to decommission the French River hatchery as soon as possible though it might keep some areas of the building in use for other means. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Hey everyone, welcome back to the Prime 5 where I give you the 5 biggest stories for Nintendo in the last 24 hours in roughly 8 minutes or so. We also have some giveaways going on as well if you want to head down to the pinned comment to check it out. If you enjoyed the news and you're really excited, I would appreciate it if you would just hit that subscribe button as let's grow this show and this channel together. But you know what needs to shrink a little bit more? The news. Let's get right into it. You are watching Nintendo Prime and at this channel on Monday through Friday, we drop 5 videos going over the 5 latest stories in the last 24 hours revolving around Nintendo, the biggest of those stories. We also on the weekends end up dropping other types of content including unboxings and Prime answers episode that goes out every single Saturday where we answer all of your questions. If you enjoy Nintendo news and you want to get the latest updates, all you need to do is subscribe to Nintendo Prime. So Fear Effect reinvented got a brand new trailer dropped today for Nintendo Switch. This game was actually announced for Switchback in 2017 and is a remake of a PlayStation 1 game. So hey look, I think it looks actually pretty solid. Why we haven't heard about it for 5 years is beyond me but we're seeing it now and what's notable at the end of the trailer is it does say coming sooner than you think. I don't know if I ever even thought this game was still coming so does that mean a shadow drop in 2022, some early 2023 release, are we going to hear about this at a Nintendo director something beats me but hey we did get a little bit of a teaser trailer today and it's good to at least see an update on this game for the first time in 5 years. So one announcement today has people being really really really angry and that is because Denuvo has announced that they have released a product for Switch that can be easily implemented by developers. For those who don't know what Denuvo is because if you only play on Switch maybe it's just something you're not familiar with. It is a DRM anti-cheat, anti-hacking, anti-piracy application applied to video games on PC. It has actually gotten a lot of negative feedback over the years not because it's attempting to stop piracy that's a totally separate argument. Legitimate consumers are being negatively impacted such as constant online check-ins while you're playing on a verified Steam account that owns the game. Yeah, that's a bit of a problem. There have also been performance hits to many many games that have used Denuvo and this is on PC where maybe there is extra resources. A really big pain in the butt is actually a whole lot of threads and videos and articles out there talking about the negative effects that Denuvo has actually had on legitimate consumers while barely actually stopping piracy in the first place as hackers work their way around these anti-cheat measures and end up with a better experience than paid people.  Well, obviously Nintendo Switch has a problem with piracy. Every game is pirated and out on the internet even before the game releases and there would be cool if something could be done about that and they're saying that their tools can now be easily implemented by any Switch developer and the concern is obviously while Switch has limited resources so if this is what it did to PC what the hell is it going to do to Switch and how is it going to negatively impact us legitimate console you know lugging around gamers. I don't really have a say in any of this and I just hope for the best that it's cool to try to have some anti-piracy measures in place. I don't know that Denuvo has a great track record so do I trust what they've made for Switch to not negatively impact legitimate consumers? Absolutely not. I also have trust issues with a lot of things. As an example, this Mario plush right here keeps staring into my soul every time I'm editing videos and it just makes me not trust this bastard. This next story is really sort of surprising because Masahiro Sakurai has released a new YouTube channel called Masahiro Sakurai on creating games. The purpose of the channel is to explore and teach game design principles and help the common person understand what it takes to create games in a simple to digest and easy to understand format. He feels that doing it this way on YouTube will have a much larger reach than speaking at the game developers conference or giving lectures at various game design schools as he has been requested to do many times. Plus, nobody has ever considered people with no experience making games rather than those already in school for it and he wants to include them too. It's essentially a way to teach people at least some aspects of creating video games for free and I think that's really cool and clearly he must have a passion for it because the video he put together for it that's about 7 minutes long is really well thought out. I definitely encourage you guys to subscribe to that channel if you're interested in game design and creating video games and you want a little bit of insight and learning from a master like Masahiro Sakurai obviously is going to come with some benefits such as learning the way that he views video games and what makes them fun. So do you guys remember when we actually gave Nintendo a little bit of credit for Shiver from Splatoon 3, a member of Deep Cut, the new crew that's going to be all over our screens nonstop in Splatoon 3 for potentially being non-gendered or something to that effect because there were zero gender references to Shiver either in the footage Nintendo did when they unveiled Shiver to all of the website descriptions in all of the different languages. In addition to this, Shiver's color palette with the purples and the yellows really match a lot of color palettes that represent non-binary people. So what's interesting here is that it definitely appeared that without saying anything, Shiver might have been Nintendo's first non-binary character and we gave Nintendo credit for this for not treating it like it's a big deal if Shiver is non-binary, who really cares? It's just not a big deal. It's just normal and accepted. Well, Shiver is female, it's actually not really a problem that Shiver is female. It's more so that there's not really an explanation for why Nintendo seemingly went out of their way to remove gender references to Shiver when now we have some gameplay information out there that shows that Shiver clearly is female. This was confirmed by Nintendo representatives as well as actual gameplay of the game. So Shiver is female, not a problem with another female character. Obviously the non-binary crowd is going to be a little bit disappointed at least. I know people thought this was actually a really progressive move for Nintendo since hey, you know, they're a very traditional company and you know, don't really dive into this stuff that often but whatever, Shiver's female. So I guess that's a story today.  It's actually coming from Nintendo. Let's go. So some new information on Splatoon 3 that we could probably learn this weekend if not next month. There are over 25 weapon sets including all of the old weapons in the game. Small fry, the little buddy is available to use in single player. You can throw golden eggs in Sam and Run. In Sam and Run, there's a new boss called Mudmouth and you have to fill it with ink to destroy it. Seasonal trends will completely vanish when new seasons launch. Swimform is the new name for the squid slash octo form from the prior games. The usual turf war spawn point is gone. You now launch in from the sky, which I think we kind of expected. You get accolades at the end of matches even if you lose. I kind of think it's sort of like achievements. That's pretty neat. Table turf battle is a new mode exclusive to single player against CPU at launch. But there will be a future update that will enable full multiplayer with that new mode. So there is a brand new mode. Remember Sam and Run? Well, now we got this new mode as well with table turf battle. Look, I think that's really cool. I'm glad to see they're adding a bunch of new content. A lot of the previews for those curious are just saying, hey, this feels like Splatoon 2 except a lot more polished, a lot more well put together. And basically it's the ultimate Splatoon game. Again, this is just hands on impressions from a preview event, not necessarily with a full game in hand. But hey, you know what? It's really, really cool that we're getting this information on Splatoon 3. And I hope to be splatting many of you this upcoming weekend at that Splatfest. Anyways, folks, I'm the The End of Rebel Jazz from Nintendo Prime. And let's get to splatting our way into the Nintendo Prime podcast tonight. Be sure to tune in to the Nintendo Prime podcast channel link down below. And we have a special guest coming on, a really big Pokemon creator. I really hope that you guys are excited for that along with Mike Odyssey and the rest. It's going to be a really amazing podcast and we'll catch all of you guys there.


There of the mountains, a story of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. We present the 24th episode in Blair of the Mountains, as related to Inspector Blair's old friend Angus McGregor. Again, our scene opens on a quiet evening in the garden of Angus McGregor's home in Vancouver. Hey, young was a queer business inspector. You mean the matter of that Malayan Prince in Victoria? Hey, I was just reading a book in the papers. Two men killed and one committed suicide. And then there was the Ruby. It's a wonder that didn't come into the case. There's barely a hundred words in the paper. But Inspector Monde, you were there at the time. Your name was among the guests at the Grand Ball. Yes, Miss Guest, and I went to the ball. I was there when the thing happened. But in this case, I was sort of a spectator, Angus. A spectator, were you? A spectator. I'm thinking there's more behind it than that, Inspector. You know, there's an odd scene. The onlooker sees most of the game. Don't let's talk about it, Angus. Someday, perhaps I'll tell you the story, but not now. I've sucked as much. Well, maybe there's another story that you have not told me. Well, seeing that Chinaman of yours reminded me. Did I ever tell you the story of Qingbo at the landing? Oh, I didn't amend it. Well, here we go. Qingbo was one of those enterprising Chinaman up in the Yukon. Found a sort of combination bakery and boarding house at the landing. He used to supply bread for the town and the camps and took in boarders as well. He was a tight-fisted old fellow. Eh? And did somebody murder him? I know nothing like that. Anyhow, here's the story. Good Lord Marshall, this bakery is burned to a sin day. Oh, sorry. That's all I can do, sergeant. This business of batching isn't all that it's cracked up to be. No, if only that a tell dining room wasn't terrible. A place swarms of flies. Yes. Anything's better than that. What's on today? Oh, nothing as usual. If something doesn't happen soon, I'm going to take up knitting. Hello? Hello? Looks as if something has happened. What is it? I hear the Qing wall heading for the office. Looks like trouble. See what he wants. All right. Ah, Mr. Marshall. Mr. Marshall, you come click. You come click. You'll catch him, Mr. Blair. Quickly. What's wrong, what's wrong, Chin? Oh, oh, bad sir. Bad sir. Bad sir. What's wrong? He'll run away. He'll steal all of my money. Oh, him bad sir. All gone. All gone. $2,000. All gone. Hold on, Chin. What's this about Lee Chong? Oh, him bad sir. Him bad sir. Catch him plenty money. Him him quit last night. Him run away. All gone. Lee Chong quit last night, you say? Sure. Him him gone. You catch him. You savvy. Catch him telegram. You telegram quite horse. Police man. How much money do you get away with? Him taking everything. All the money I got. $2,000. Oh, you got more than that, Kingie. No, no, no, no. Me, me, me, me poor fellow. All the money gone. All right. All right, Marshall. Get on the phone and have ransom. Pick this fellow up. Turn to search his baggage. Right. Him him him him. Him take a suitcase, too. Everything gone. Hold on now, Chin. You have any trouble with Lee Chong? Oh, sure. Planet trouble. Planet trouble. All the time I fight, you savvy. Oh, him lazy. Did you pay him when he quit? Sure. Me playing plenty. No court, fella. No court. How much do you pay him? How much do you pay him? Hmm. I pay him plenty. Him and him want. Him say I pay $75. Oh, too much. I don't pay too much. How much? How much do you pay him? Well, him say maybe me don't pay $75. Him make trouble. Me pay him $35. Him make trouble all right. Yes, evidently. Now what work was he doing, you think? Your savvy. Him breaker. A breaker, eh? Hmm. Yes, I see. He bakes all the bed for you. Oh, sure. Him, him, him breaker. All the time. All the time. Catch him a lot of business. I'll say so. He chung must be pretty good breaker. You sell good bread, eh, Ching? Sure. Him, him, good breaker. But him, lazy. Him, lazy. Fix him bread, then all the time, him sleep. Me, all the time, work. What do you want to do now, Ching? You make bread yourself? No, no, no, no. No, no, no. Can't do. I don't know. Too bad. All right. All right, Marshall. You get Ransom. Sure. He'll be on the lookout. He'll get him, sure. Bring him back today's boat. Sure, you catch him. You catch him. All of my money was heavy. All right, then, that's all we can do, Ching. You come, maybe, uh, look, see where I keep him, all right? Yes, take over, Marshall. Give me a report. All right, come on, Ching.  Sure catch him, then I'll bring him back. Oh, in fact, hurra, you save it. That's hurra. In fact, I can't get this at all, Inspector. Three more suspects. And how about that Chinaman, Li Chong? He hasn't got it. At least, isn't it his baggage. Did you hear from Ransom? Yes, he got Li Chong just getting on the train. His white horse. That's his baggage. Not a sign of that dust. He's holding Lee Chong. What did you find over at, uh, Ching-Woe's? I could hardly get into the place. Everybody in town's after bread. The third Lee Chong's gone and there'll be no bread till Ching gets another baker. So there's a run on the place. Ching's put in really crazy. They're offering two dollars a loaf. That's funny. What about this gold? Where'd he keep it? Oh, the craziest thing of all. Craziest thing you ever saw. Just had it in a sack inside a suitcase under his bed. Everything gone? Sure. And what about these other leads? Yes. That's funny, too. It was a bright yellow suitcase with a patch on one side. Danny Wooden was seen with it this morning. Danny Wooden? But he'd never steal anything? He's a useless sort of fellow, but Danny wouldn't do that. What is he? He headed out to Pearson's camp this morning. Said he was going to work. Can't have got far. I sent Vernon after him. All right. Let's see what he has to say. What do you think about this Lee Chong? Do you know him? Fairly well. He's a comical sort of duck. Always playing tricks. I think he got old Qing's goat a little. The thing is, did he get Qing's money? I don't think so. He might have, of course. He's a pretty good baker, anyway. Never tasted better bread in my life. By the way, how are we off for bread? Oh, got a couple of loaves. We'll do until the boat gets in. Certainly puts old Qing in a bad spot. He supplies all the camps and people in town. Must have quite a business. Yes. Serves Qing right in a way. He's a tight-fisted old devil. If he'd done the right thing by Lee Chong, he'd never have quit. I haven't told him nothing. Listen here. I told you I didn't. I told him to bring you in, anyway. Here, hold on. Keep those fellas out, Marshal. We don't want the whole town in here.  Well, Danny, what's this I hear? Doing a little burglary for change, eh? Now, listen, sergeant, you know me. I ain't a burglar. Is this the suitcase? Yes, that's it. That's Qing's all right. The one he had the gold dust in. I see. Oh, Danny, what do you got to say? Oh, gee, sergeant, I didn't steal no gold. Where'd you get this suitcase? I found it in a vacant lot behind the bakery. Is that the truth, Danny? Sure, it is, sergeant. I don't know who's it was, and I wanted something to carry me down a jane, so I... Hold on. You say you found it on a vacant lot? Yeah. What was in it when you found it? Oh, there was nothing in it. She was just laying there empty. And you saw nothing of any gold or a canvas sack at all? Of course I didn't. I wouldn't steal nobody's money. All right, all right, Danny. I'm going to turn you loose, but you stay in town. Do we clear this thing up? Understand? Sure, sergeant. Sure. I'll be here. I'll be here. All right. Let him go, Martel. All right, don't... Well, that's lead number two. What else, Martel? Can't, I don't know. There's another lead. Vernon's after that. He'll be back in a minute. What's troubling you, Martel? I don't know. I've got three suspects, and I expect to have half a dozen more in a little while. If indications are anything, everybody in town seems to have had a hand in this crime. Martel, I don't know what you're talking about. No, I don't myself. But everybody seems to have some sort of a secret, and everybody's got money. Here, you don't mean the whole town has been dipping into that horde of Ching-Wos? That's me. I know that. Bring him along, though. Hey, what now, Martel? Well, why, it says man Williams. Vernon's brought him in for questioning. Hold on, here's Ching-Wo. See what he wants now. Come in. Ah, you'll catch a man and steal a money? You'll catch him? No, no, not yet. Yo, yo, yo, you'll catch him, Ling-Chong? Yes, we got him at White Heart. He hasn't any gold in his baggage.  Him, steal a gold, you'll save it. All right, we'll hold him. You'll no catch a gold, you'll no go to Prussman. Take it easy now, Ching. Don't you get sore? Ah, me have a lot of trouble. Everybody come for play. All the people come to the store. Catch them play. One dollar, two dollar, three dollar, two cash. All the con, no cancel, you'll save it. Quite a run on bed this morning. How much did you have? Him, me, chong, him, beg, two, two hundred loaf, last night, all the con, no gold, no gold. No go to Prussman now, you'll save it. Yes, that's too bad. Well, we did now, Ching. I've got to work. All right, maybe you'll catch him. You'll tell him here. All right. Martel. Yes, Sergeant? What's this about Williams? Surely he isn't under suspicion. I don't know Sergeant. Better talk to him anyhow. But what's the lead but that kind of a sack that the gold was in we found it in the garbage can of William Shack Hmm. All right, bring him in Morning Joe sit down Thanks. What's the trouble sergeant Joe? We had a robbery in town last night. You know anything about it. You mean Ching-Woo lost his stake. Yeah, that's it Gosh, that's funny But why pick on me any more than anybody else say wait a minute. I don't get you. No We found the canvas sack that had the gold in it at your house. Hmm. That's all well What about it? Hmm?  Why not the whole town's laughing Everybody's getting a kick out of it. Well, I mean to say you ain't seen it yet. Yeah, what's the idea? Say that's a good one and I thought you Mounties was smart here What in thunder do you mean didn't you get any of Ching-Woo's bread this morning? Oh, yes There's a couple of blows here. Well, just take a slice off of one of them I don't get this Sure It's that joker Lee Chung dump Ching-Woo's gold dust into the batch of dough last night then beat it Well, that's one on you sergeant why everybody in town's got a $20 low You have heard the 24th episode in Blair of the mountains Tune in for the next episode in this series entitled the strange case of Henry Peterson


Hello citizens of earth and welcome aboard station 204. So glad to have you here with us this week because Ryan has a busy space X update. I'm going to be busy going all over space. Dr. Tammeth Ascove is going to be talking about our son getting busy and then we've got a busy bonanza to wrap it up with as well. And before we officially get started on the course, just want to remind you that if you really like what we do here tomorrow, don't forget to subscribe to us, like our video, set up notifications, comment below and even consider joining us as a member to support us directly. So let's go ahead and jump right into it. Ryan, get busy. It's been a hectic week for space X as Starlink has launched again. NASA has awarded a new contracted Starship as kept on developing at 1225 coordinated universal time on October the 18th. Starlink 13 launches into the sky carrying 60 of those beautiful satellites. Of course, there was a fantastic textbook landing on the drone ship. Of course, I still love you. And at T plus 38 minutes and 13 seconds, we also got a little glimpse on the broadcast of a fairing making, let's say a harder than planned landing. Space X has just been awarded a smooth $53.2 million to perform a fuel transfer test on board a Starship vehicle whilst it is in space. 10 metric tons of liquid oxygen will be transferred from one tank to another whilst on orbit. And the last time I checked 10 metric tons is quite a lot of fuel. The nose cone that will be strapped to the top of SN8 has just had two flaps attached to itself, bringing us closer to the hop that I hope will be and I'm pretty sure will be happening before the end of this year. Elon has hinted at the Starship event being in just a couple of weeks time. So the Boca Chica team are most likely working on getting a full stacked vehicle to show off to the world's press. Elon has also shared a picture of the engine bay on Starship, which looks pretty roomy at the moment with just a three ground level Raptors. But when their vacuum engines are added, all of that space will be very quickly reduced. The Dragon spacecraft that will take the cargo up to the ISS for the CRS-21 mission has just departed Hawthorne and is heading for Florida, which is exciting indeed because well, who doesn't like a Dragon launch? Thanks for those updates, Ryan. I can't wait to see the Starship test flight. Or as I should say, belly flop. That's going to be super, super exciting to see that actually happen finally. Now, another thing that's pretty exciting is that NASA really is putting in the effort to make Artemis and try to get to the moon by 2024. But it's not exactly something that NASA is going to be doing by themselves. So how do you compel other countries to join you and how do you get them to sort of follow along with what you're going to do? Well, NASA has got that covered. The United States, Australia, Canada, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates together in a virtual ceremony this week made that cooperation between each other officially official by signing the Artemis Accords. Now, these are a critical set of guidelines and goals that are expected to be followed by the signatories. Things such as scientific data being placed into the public domain as rapidly as possible, the disclosure of resources that could be helpful for future missions, and the preservation of historic sites, like where the six Apollo missions landed. That's all governed by the Accords. Now, this document may have Artemis in its name, but it doesn't just cover the moon. Several countries actually asked NASA to expand it outside. It could cover Mars, asteroids, and comets. That way, humanity's near-term exploration is essentially covered by the signatories of the Artemis Accords. But does it actually have teeth? Yes and no. For the signatories of the Artemis Accords, absolutely. But for everyone else, nope. However, except for China, due to the nearly decade-old Wolf Amendment, any country is welcome to join. And already, it's an impressive group. It's not just the International Space Station regulars. We've got Australia and the United Arab Emirates entering into the mix, which is great to have fresh perspectives and eager agencies. And the Accords are built in the same framework as already existing international space agreements. There's a massive emphasis on transparency, cooperation, and very specifically, working with each other. Best of all, it is only seven pages long and it's actually written in language that you can understand. You don't have to have a law degree in order to be able to even figure out what the opening sentence of the Artemis Accords may possibly be. Now, there's no word yet as to whether you, as an individual, can sign on and send it. I haven't heard back from the emails I've sent to NASA, but we will put a link down below in the description if you'd actually like to read the Accords. Again, seven pages, easy to read. It's actually really nice to see a document like that. One thing, though, one very important partner in the International Space Station who you would consider being a part of the Artemis Accords, wasn't there. And that was Russia. The head of Russia's space agency, Dmitry Urogozin, said that from the perspective of Roscosmos, that Gateway, a critical part of NASA's Artemis missions, was, quote, too US-centric, and NASA needs to return to the principles of participation that the International Space Station was founded on. Now, that's a bit puzzling as Gateway uses the same intergovernmental agreement frameworks as the International Space Station, in addition to those newly signed Artemis Accords. It really was a little bit of a weird moment that happened during a panel of this year's International Astronautical Congress. And Urogozin did say that there needs to be a commonality in docking systems, just in case of contingency, which NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine did agree with. And Urogozin did confirm the commitment to the International Space Station going out to 2028 at the minimum. So there's that at least, but that was just like really awkward. I'm not sure if this was a case of, say something they wanna hear or something else, but it was definitely a bit of a bizarre moment. Almost as weird as a cosmonaut dunking on his own space agency on Twitter. 2020 folks, 2020. And it's not just in the what's that supposed to mean category that Russia is leading in this week. No, in the Russian orbital segment of the International Space Station, there are some things happening. Some not so great things. There has been a long-term leak that has been difficult to pin down somewhere on the International Space Station. And it's been growing too. Just in the past month, it went from 270 grams of atmospheric loss per day to 1.4 kilograms. That's a bit. But nothing, the systems and atmospheric storage aboard the International Space Station can't handle. So cosmonaut Anatoly Ivanishin, who is currently flight engineer one for Expedition 63 on station, he had a bit of a stroke of genius and you're really not gonna believe how it was revealed where the leak was. And this is absolutely amazing solution. He used a tea bag and recorded video of its movement, which it was pulled precisely in the direction of the leak where a minuscule crack, about half a millimeter in size was found and work is beginning to properly patch it up. That is absurd. And I love everything about this tea finding technique. Talk about reading the tea leaves. In just a few days ago, the electron VM oxygen generation system in the Russian orbital segment broke and the backup system in the U.S. orbital segment kicked in and is operational. So there's no threat to the safety of the six crew currently aboard. And if that simply wasn't enough for your trouble this week, shortly after the electron VM system was knocked out, an experiment testing enzyme activity during space flight began to start smoking. Cosmonaut's narrative shut it off immediately and there was no threat to the safety of all aboard, but an air purification system was turned on as a precaution. So hopefully a little TLC helps. And you know, pardon my Russian here, but as the saying goes, Nedna prihode ronda. Let's bounce on over to our space traffic for this week where we've got two launches and a docking in low earth orbit. Starting in China on October 11th at 1657 universal time, a Long March 3B left the Zhixiang satellite launch center behind carrying Gaofeng 13, successfully placing it into a geostationary transfer orbit, where over the coming weeks, it will circularize itself into geosynchronous orbit. Gaofeng 13 is considered to be an upgraded version of another Gaofeng satellite in geosynchronous orbit, Gaofeng 4, which has the capability to image the full disc of the earth at a resolution of 50 meters. China says it will be used for remote sensing purposes. Hello, sir. Hello, sir. Looking off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Soyuz MS-17 carrying commander Sergey Risikov, co-pilot Sergey Kud Sverchkov, and flight engineer Kate Rubens said goodbye to earth for the next six months at 0545 universal time on October 14th, riding a classic Soyuz 2.1A booster on a flawless assent orbit. And a first for the Soyuz program, a wicked fast two orbit rendezvous was utilized, docking with the International Space Station at 0848 universal time on October 14th, only taking three hours and three minutes from launch pad to dock. Several hours later, the hatch was opened and the three astronauts were welcomed aboard by commander Chris Cassidy and cosmonaut flight engineers Anatoli Ivanishin and Ivan Wagner. Of note, October 14th was Kate Rubens' birthday, specifically her 42nd birthday. So yes, birthday 42 celebrated with a launch to space. I'm unsure anyone will ever really top that level of space nerd cred. Congratulations, Kate. This was also the end of an era as it was the final purchase seat on a Soyuz launch for a NASA astronaut with a low cost at the start of this program of about 21.3 million to the highest cost, which was Rubens seat, which was about 90.3 million dollars. The average was about 56.3 million dollars per seat. Delays to the commercial crew program facilitated a purchase of 13 additional seats at roughly a billion dollars, bringing the grand total to 71 seats purchased at around $4 billion. In future, flights of crew will barter spaces on Soyuz and US commercial crew vehicles. And here are your upcoming launches. No word on whether we're gonna continue scrubtober or not. And for this week's Space Weather, here's Dr. Tamatha Scold. Space weather this week is definitely beginning to pick up. You know, we started with a spotless sun, but as we switched to our Earth-facing disc this week, take a look at that. Bam, bam, bam, bam. There are four bright regions in Earthview. They all kind of came up all at the same time, including region 2775, and they've been firing off little mini flares. On top of that, we have region 2776. So this is the second sunspot that is in Earthview, and it's been firing some mini flares. And then as 2775 rotates off of the West Lim in Earthview, look at this, whoosh! That was a beautiful C-class flare. You could see that big fire jet jumping out there. In fact, it was partially occulted. So that means that the sun was actually blocking part of that region. So likely that was even a stronger flare than what was registered here at Earth. So the sun is finally beginning to give us some fireworks. And on top of that, we also have a coronal hole that's gonna be rotating into the Earth strike zone here over the next couple of days, and it could bump us up to active conditions. And that's some good news for our war photographers. Now as we switch to our far-sided sun, this is Stereo A, and it's looking at the sun pretty much from the side. My goodness, look at that! The bright regions just keep coming. We can see region 2775 as it's rotating off of Stereo's West Lim. There's region 2776 also in the South, and it looks like it's got some activity going. And then there's two regions in the North.  And what is this big region on the East Lim Stereo's view? And look at that big towering filament that's hanging over it like a big bridge. If that thing rotates into Earth view and erupts, it could give us a gorgeous solar storm here at Earth, but no matter what, it's gonna go soon, and it's gonna be a spectacular show. So it looks like finally, Solar Cycle 25 is here, and things are getting exciting. For more details on this week's space weather, including how these new bright regions and all this new activity is going to affect you, come check out my channel or see me at spaceweatherwoman.com.  Blue Origin flew its single-stage new shepherd suborbital rocket, the seventh flight of this specific booster, lifting off at 1336 universal time on October 13th. Reaching an apogee of 105 kilometers, 12 payloads flew aboard the NS-13 mission. One in particular was a NASA experiment called deorbit descent and landing sensor demonstration, which was placed on the booster and used to gather data to help develop precision landing systems for use on future robotic and crewed landings on the moon. The sensors attempt to identify hazards and then move to the safest spot it can detect within a diameter of 100 meters. Continuing the suborbital news train, NASA has selected the first human-operated suborbital payload that will fly to space. An experiment from the Southwest Research Institute will fly aboard a Virgin Galactic spaceship too as a part of NASA's Flight Opportunities Program. One experiment will test a low-light level camera while the other will test a collection of biomedical sensors, which means someone needs to fly wearing them and someone needs to fly to operate the camera. So who's going to be the one that we're all jealous of? Well, it's none other than Alan Stern. Yes, that's right, the principal investigator of the New Horizons mission and the vice president of the Southwest Research Institute. Stern began advocating for flying researchers on suborbital flights back in 2010. So he's a longtime proponent and well deserving of that seat. Virgin Galactic has noted that there are still two test flights of the White Knight two carrier aircraft needed before an official crewed powered test flight will be performed. No word on if that'll carry Alan Stern, but Virgin Galactic has specified that they are aiming for that crude powered test flight to occur before the end of the year. NROL 44's United Launch Alliance Delta 4 Heavy is continuing to experience ground support equipment gremlins with its launch now delayed indefinitely after originally planning to loft in late October what is likely a multi-billion dollar classified signals intelligence satellite for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office. Now we've talked in previous tomorrow news episodes about the woes of pads that have rockets with extremely low flight rates with the last Delta 4 Heavy flying in August of 2018. ULA's CEO Tori Bruno has said that the company is reviewing maintenance and test procedures for both pads Space Launch Complex 37 at the Cape and Space Launch Complex 6 or Slick 6 at Vanden Fog.  And as the wise Dutta once said, you're only successful until you're not. Dutta is good, Dutta is wise. We've all probably got that one really good selfie that we like to show off to everybody. For me, it's having just reached the peak of Mount Whitney after climbing it. But if you're on the way to Mars it might as well take one, right? Tianwen-1, China's Mars mission currently en route ejected a satellite in early September that had two cameras as it tumbled away several images of the Tianwen-1 spacecraft were taken. The main bus along with the high gain antenna, twin solar arrays and white conical entry capsule containing a small lander and rover were visible. But Tianwen-1 wasn't the only spacecraft to snap some shots of itself recently. The European Space Agency's Bepi-Colombo spacecraft just flew past Venus for a gravitational assist as it heads to enter orbit around Mercury in 2025. Two cameras and 10 of the 16 science instruments aboard were activated for the flyby. During that time the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency's Venus Orbiting Akatsuki probe and several ground-based telescopes on Earth made simultaneous observations of Venus. Recent attention has been aimed at Venus after a study announced the discovery of phosphine, a gas that is only generated via biological sources on Earth, which we covered extensively in a special edition of Tomorrow News a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, that study came out too late to reprogram the instruments and cameras and at a distance of 10,720 kilometers above the cloud tops, that was likely too far away as well for the instruments to take any real meaningful data about the phosphine. But fear not, those of you who wanna know whether the gas is there or not, on August 21st, 2021, yes, just about 10 months away, another gravitational assist of Venus is set for Beppi-Colombo and this one is going to skim a mere 550 kilometers above the cloud tops and I would think with 10 months they've got plenty of time to program the instruments to, you know, hunt for it. And as we wrap up this edition of Tomorrow News, I of course wanna thank all of you citizens who helped contribute to us to make the shows of tomorrow possible. Without you and those of you who contribute to us, we would not be able to do this. Yes, no Station 204, no equipment, no me, no Ryan, no Tamatha, no retooled live shows that will be returning soon. 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