This is stock number 7C49B, a 2013 Ram 1500 Crew Cab, 6 foot 4 inch short box. This truck has the 5.7 liter V8 Hemi motor from this HD video. You'll be able to tell that this truck is extremely clean all the way around. This is the sport package so you get the painted front bumpers, the painted front grill, the chrome inserts, projector lamp headlamps, LED running lights, factory fog lights. Comes with the 20 inch polished aluminum alloy rims. Very nice, no scuffs, no scrapes.  We put these on in our shop. They are brand new on the front. Bright white is the color. If you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone, turn them on now because it's like you're standing right here with the truck. Right next to me looking it over. You'll be able to tell just how clean it is if you watch the whole video inside and out. This rim is absolutely perfect. That tire is brand new as well. And as you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and glass like that paint is. I didn't see any dents or dings on this truck all the way around. Looked it over pretty good. The rim is in excellent condition as well. No scuffs or scrapes on that. And these back tires look like they have about 60% of the tread left. You can consider the front ones had 100% of the tread left. These are about right about 50% or 60%. Has the wheel well guards, which is nice because it keeps your frame and under body looking nice and clean. Very clean underneath. Has the factory chrome step bars. See the lower rockers and everything look really good. The wheel wells on this one are in excellent shape. No rock chips or anything like that. And as you can see down this side, very clean. Rear bumper is absolutely perfect. No dents or dings on that. Has a full towing package, which includes a receiver hitch, 4 pin and 7 pin wiring. Locking tailgate, backup camera. Tailgate is absolutely perfect as well. No dents or dings on that. And it has a very nice spray and bed liner. And the bed itself is in excellent condition. Back up sensors, dual exhaust, chrome tipped exhaust, and down this side of the truck. Just as clean as the other side. We want to make sure you get the most accurate representation of the vehicle as possible so that when you get here there's absolutely no surprises. Inside we have the sport package with the leather group. Both of these seats are heated, both of these seats are cooled. No rips or tears in this seat. Factory floor mats throughout, carpeting is very nice and clean underneath. Has the 7 inch TFT display. You can see that this truck does indeed have 24,494 miles. You get the configurable 7 inch TFT so you can change all that stuff in the corners and you have your digital speedometer there as well. You have your Bluetooth audio controls on the heated leather wrapped steering wheel. Cruise controls on that side. Has the factory navigation system. You can also do your heated seats and your cooled seats up there as well as your heated steering wheel. And this is also where your backup camera shows up. You've got a turned out four wheel drive, heated cooled seat buttons down here as well. Stability control and backup sensors. You can turn those off. Dual climate control. You have your 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in right there. The six speed automatic transmission. You have your keyless entry and go system with the remote start. Passenger seat is absolutely perfect as well. No rips or tears in that. This truck has never been smoked in and is very, very clean all the way around. Has the factory home or the home link buttons right there, power sliding rear window. Then you get the 911 and assist buttons right there. Those buttons are always active. They're features of the vehicle. So you never have to pay a subscription for them. These mirrors do power fold in. They are heated with built in directional signals and they power fold out as well. Take a look at the back seats. No rips or tears back here. Very, very clean latch child safety system. There's the power sliding rear window. These seats fold up. They've got little LED lights underneath. So you can see what you're doing in the dart. There's a load floor which is nice if you have pets or tools or muddy boots. You're not going to wreck your nice leather seats. And underneath the floor mat here we have in floor storage with removable bins. Real nice feature if you want to keep drinks and ice and stuff in there and then they clean up real nice and easy too. Under this side you do have the factory subwoofer which is part of the Alpine premium sound system. So it has a premium sound. She's all loaded up. Really nice truck. Has a navigation. Brand new tires on the front, good tires on the back, 20 inch rims that are in excellent condition. Under the hood we have the 5.7 liter V8 Hemi motor. 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While I was outthrowing my trash away, he comes down the back alley to get the items, but they were already back in the store so he didn't get them. We called the state police, they came, watched the cameras. And then about 30 minutes later, they did a traffic stop and stopped the gentleman, not knowing that it was actually him and it's never happened. I mean, we've had shoplifters, but never nobody go out the back door with stuff.


Welcome to Unit 5 of Introduction to American Politics. This final unit looks at public policy in the United States. Basically, public policymaking is the government's way of addressing an issue through laws, regulations, decisions, or actions. We'll focus on the three major realms of public policy in the U.S. Economic, Social, and Foreign Affairs. Making public policy involves stakeholders, the government, interest groups, and the public, all with various theories on the best course of action. This unit should take about 13 hours to complete, and as always, there will be another self-graded assessment at the end. And you may also want to review your notes. When you're ready, take your final exam. You must score a 70 or more to pass and receive your certificate. Don't worry, you can retake the exam to improve your score. Congratulations, you've almost made it through Saladotorg's Introduction to American Politics. Good luck.


going on, everyone. Sam here relating sports cards up in 22, 23, Canadian Honors Optic Choice Basketball, 20 box full case break, number three, tiered random teams, though. Here is they look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the websites, under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. It's good luck. Here we go again, guys, NT football releasing tomorrow. One of the best releases of the year. I wanna see you all there watching tomorrow. I want everybody in chat tomorrow. I'm super excited for some NT. It is just freaking awesome, dude. Come on, let's see a Nebula.  Oh, God, NT football is awesome, because I agree on that. It is so good. So good. Hello, Tyrese Maxie and Walker Kessler rookie. Got Otto, Shay Kilgis Alexander. Nice one there. That'll be going to the Thunder. Very cool. Nice Shay on the Opticrafts choice. Desmond Bain, 288. Dragon scale, Deontay Murray for the Hawks and Pascal Siakum choice exclusive. We also got Jabari Walker and Blake Wesley. Yes, I am on tomorrow night, John. Yes, from five to whenever, like a little after midnight, whenever we finish tomorrow. Yup, I will be doing that tomorrow. Got a lot of good options for you guys.  Mark Williams-Hallo. Nice, Tim Hardaway. Grats on that there, warriors. Tim Hardaway, senior, that is. That is a Tyler Hero for the Heat, 288. Got a Jaden Hardy choice exclusive. Nice, Black Gold, Io Dasunmu second year, that is three of eight. Grats on that one there. Bulls, got Jabari Smith and Walker Kessler on your choice exclusive, rookies. Yes, I will be on tomorrow night. Bunch of PYTs in the morning with Forrest. Got Rich over on Fax Live, if you want top chrome baseball, which has been red hot, Matt will be over on channel two tomorrow morning. Jabari Smith-Hallo rated rookie. That is Nicholas Patoum, optograph for the Clippers. Nice one there, the Frenchman. Love me some Nick Patoum. Cole Anthony, 288 for the Magic choice exclusive, OG Anonibi. Blue, Mark Williams, nice one there to 24. One of 24 for the Hornets. Got Kennedy Chandler, David Roddy, the Grizzlies. Feeling luck on NT, yeah. Pulled some big NT cards in my day, in my short time here. Tobias Harris, Usman Zhang, got another redemption. Jalen Williams, going to the Thunder again. Signatures choice, Grats on that Thunder. DeMonte Graham, 288. Blue, Yaka Pertle, 24 for the Raptors choice. Jalen Williams, right Thunder. That is Malik Monk, choice exclusive for the Kings. Walker Kessler and Jalen Williams, under Mojo, rookies. Yeah, NT is gonna be a lot of fun tomorrow. I am very excited. There is Trevor Keels, Keels with the Wheels, rated rookie signatures choice, going to the Knicks. Grats on that NYK, New York Knicks on that one. Luc Canard, 288. Choice exclusive, Bones Highland, as well as a choice exclusive, Iowa to Soonmoo, for the Clippers and Bulls. Rookies, you had Christian Coloco and Tyrese Martin. On the back, Steph Curryhalla, Oshai Agbaji, rated rookie, Jake LaRavia, that'll be going to the Grizzlies. Grats on that, Memphis. John Collins, red, 288. J-Val, choice exclusive Pelicans. And Christian Coloco, red, rated rookie, to 88 for the Raptors. Grats to Ronto. Kenneth Lawton Jr. and Nicola Jovic. For the next one, Markel Foltz, Malachi Branham-Halla. Got another redemption, Patrick Baldwin Jr., rated rookie signatures choice, going to the Warriors. Here you go, Golden State. Warriors, picking up the pat, Baldwin Jr. Marvin Bagley, to 88 for the Pistons. A Ant-Man, choice exclusive for the Timberwolves, Dragon Scale, Ty Ty Washington. Grats, Rockets, nice one there. Got a Paolo, choice exclusive, and Trevor Keels. Marcus Smart, Tim Hardaway. Jaden Artie, nice one there for the Mabs. The rated rookie, red, choice auto. Grats to Dallas. Going to be Carl Anthony Towns, to 88, nice cat. Dragon Scale, Austin Reeves. That is for the Lakers. Got Cade Cunningham, nice one there on the choice exclusive, red, green for the Pistons. Jeremy Sohan, and Benedict Matherin. Hey, thanks for the sub there, Chase. How many do you all have? Chet Holmgren-Halla. Miles Turner, for the Pacers. Burner Turner, Grats on that there, Indiana. Dennis Schroeder, to 88 for the Lakers. Mo Bamba, for the Lakers, Dragon Scale. Chase picking up a couple of cards there, I think. Yeah, there you go, Chase. Red, green, Donovan Mitchell, for the Cavaliers. Malachi Brannum, and Josh Bonatt, next one here. Cat, and Christian Wood. There's Oseman Zhang, rookie optics autographs. Not numbered on that one, going to the Thunder. That's okay, C. Aaron Gordon, to 88 for the Nuggets. Red, green is Desmond Bain. Dragon Scale, Franz Wagner, second year for the Magic. God, Jake LaRavia, and Christian Brown. On your rookie exclusives. Yeah, Friday at 10 p.m. is Broncos Cardinals on our film's work. So there you go, football Friday night, at least. The forest, Friday night, there's- Oh, I'm not working. Oh, you're off, I forgot about that one. I was cruised out of there, I'd say immobily. Dan Izzel, nice one there for the, I believe Kentucky Kernels, right? Yeah, Kentucky Kernels, let me double-check on that one. They folded, so I'm assuming he is mostly a Nugget, I believe. So he'll most likely go to the Nuggets, but let me double-check here, let me double-check. I'm pretty sure Dan Izzel is gonna go to the Nuggets, because he's like mostly a Denver Nugget. Yeah, yeah, that's gonna go to the Nuggets, because he was there, they folded, so yeah, that'll go to Denver, the Dan Izzel. Spencer picking up some teams, same as Cy. So yeah, Nuggets, Dan Izzel, got a Red K Love, that is a Christian Brown to 88, nice one there for the Nuggets. And Jordan Clarkson, ready to read. Johnny Davis and Scottie Pippin Jr., choice exclusive rookies. Porter Jr., Walker Kessler Hollow, Ryan Rollins, Red Rookie autograph crats on that when they're warriors, on card as well. Christian Wood to 88, Blue, Davion Mitchell to 24, the Kings, choice exclusive, Desmond Bain, Red Green, Grizzlies, Wendell Moore Jr., and Dyson Daniels, sorry, choice exclusive, rookies on the back, on Pump for Crown after this, everybody, some Crown Royale coming up, full case of that, going Kaboom hunting, Marchambeau Champ, Lucanard, going to the Grizzlies. This is a Grizzlies, Clippers uniform, but he was traded to Grizzlies, optographs, that'll go to the team that's right down there, Memphis, that's on that Grizz. We've got a Evan Fornie to 88, as well as a Ryan Rollins to 88, the Warriors, Malik Beasley for the Lakers, Red Green, choice exclusive, O'Shaik Bajie and Jalen Durran, on the back, Rayman Norman Powell, Jeremy Sohan, going to the Spurs, Gratz San Antonio, Bradley R., on the Sohan, rookie autograph, got a Red, Jordan Clarkson to 88 for the Jazz, got a Blue, Kobe White to 24 for the Bulls, Red Green, RJ Barrett for the Knicks, Johnny Davis, and Scotty Pippen Jr. You know what I just bought too? That was pretty sweet, I just bought a Kimmelage one out of 25. Really? Yeah, really sweet. Like I got like 60 bucks, which I was like, it's not bad. Franz Wagner. I have one. Like Wesley, did you really, from what? Like Prism or Optic? Yeah, nice. Yeah. Redemption, Josh Minot, rated rookie signatures choice for the T-Wolves. Yeah, I'll probably end up selling this one at some point too. Who is this guy? That is Minot, right? So that's Timberwolves. Pat Beb for the Pachek to 88. Pat Conaton, choice exclusive, Red Green, and Nicolay Jovic, Red Green, choice exclusive rookie. Jake Laravia and Prism Brown. Yeah guys, if you're watching on YouTube, make sure to drop a like if you're enjoying the stream. Trying to get to 100 tonight. Sam's birthday, give him 100 likes. It is for another 49 minutes. 71, let's go. Not bad actually. I have a Sumer, Bobby Portis, Paolo, rated rookie autographs. Going to the Magic, Bradley R, congrats buddy. Nice one there, that's awesome. Jeff picking up the Cardinals tomorrow. Actually some Trey McBrides and vets there.  Nice one there, congrats. I got one. To 88, Kobe White. As well as Jabari Walker to 88. Blue, Ty Ty Washington to 24, going to the Rockets. Choice exclusive rookies, Peyton Watson and Mark Williams. They have a like, you know how with NT every now and then there's, wait did we go offline? What happened there? Did that just, did you just restart maybe? Oh. Okay, thank God. Freaked me out for a second. Jeez. They have like a nicknames thing. So I'm hoping there's, because every now and then they'll write like their nickname on it too. So like there's one with Breeze, he wrote Cool Breeze, one Matt Ryan, wrote Matty Ice. So I'm hoping they do that again this year, Cameron Johnson. Oh, Shaik Bajie. Okay, thank you B-Cords. That is a Patrick Baldwin Jr. Redemption, going to the Warriors. Grats on that golden state. Red, Cam Reddish for the Blazers to 88. Choice exclusive, Markel Fultz for the Magic. Red, Terry Eason to 88 for the Rockets. Kind of Wofton and Caleb Houston. Thank you Edward, Edward makes the thumb now. Hahaha. They're jumping me, Ed. I know. Come on. Oh yeah, big time. Brandon Ingram. These kids don't fight one on one. Andrew Nemhard. There's Dan Isl again, that'll be going to the Nuggets. Same Kentucky Colonel's card again. He majority is on the Nuggets. So that'll go to Denver. Got Devante Graham to 88. Hey, Chad Holmgren to 88. Nice one there for the Thunder, 27 of 88. Giannis on 10 to Kumpo. Moosa Diabatze and Osmane Jing. Really you should look at it as a compliment seeing as Kyle, neither Kyle nor I could take you on one on one. So, there you go, look at it that way. That way I'll take you. Redemption is Wendell Moore Jr., one of the T-Wolves. Timberwolves, nice one there. Thanks, Timmy. There's James Wiseman to 88 for the Pistons. Blue Al Horford, nice one there for the Celtics to 24. Red, green choice exclusive KCP. That'll be going to Denver. Got Josh Minott and Kendall Brown. Again, it does help you find our streams easier in the future too. You can also put on notifications when we go live as well. That especially helps when Timberwolves. That especially helps if the internet ever goes out like it did a couple of days ago. So, you know when we're back live as well. Chet Holmgren, hollow. Redemption again is Josh Minott, rated rookie signatures choice. Going to the Timberwolves. Nice one there, T-Wolves again. Jonathan Camingo to 88. Tyrese Halliburton, choice exclusive. Got Terry Eason, choice exclusive. Chet and Andrew Nemhard for the Paisers. Do a quick recap here guys. Pretty solid break overall. We had Dan Izzle, Jeremy Sohan, Lou Kinard, Ryan Rollins, Dan Izzle, Oseman Jeng, Miles Turner, Jaden Hardy, Jake LaRavia, that's Nicholas Batum, Tim Hardaway. We had Shay Gildress Alexander, Jalen Williams, Trevor Keels, Patrick Baldwin Jr., Josh Minott, Patrick Baldwin Jr., Wendelmore Jr., Josh Minott, and Paolo Bencaro. That's gonna do it for the break guys. Thanks again for getting that filled up. Do appreciate it. We got Crown coming up next.


One thing I have come to realize since I began my journey on video content creation about Islam is that I am dealing with intelligent people. I have come to realize how smart you are when I earn well-researched perspectives to my posts. I see the interest it generates among you guys which has encouraged me to add more elegance to my channel's evolving style of presentation. With that in mind, I would like to ask for your permission to pay adequate attention to the story I am about to tell. It has been trending that Islam is growing exponentially and Islamophobia around the world has continued to dismiss the statistics. Some people believe that the number of wives and children Muslims give birth to is to reason the religion is growing rapidly. However, more facts emerge that non-Arab Africans and Europeans are flocking to the faith on a magnificent basis. The Shahada video we are about to watch today features very young people. The people of this eighth grade are often regarded in the West as not necessarily interested in religion and thoughts the church watered down tradition to make the faith attractive to the ever restless young people. However, a report from Russian television paints a different story. Half of Brits say they are Christians but you wouldn't know it glancing at this London service. New figures show that the UK's official religion is declining faster than was previously thought. Worshippers are raging and for the first time ever fewer than half under the age of 25 describe themselves as Christian. The decline of churches in the UK is a long term. It just happens to be now approaching really rock bottom so 95% of people don't attend a church on an average Sunday. While the Church of England struggles the office for national statistics says that the number of Muslims in England and Wales has surged by 75% and they're young. Half of British Muslims are under the age of 25. I'm looking at the swathes of men in the hall down below. What is it that draws them here? That's the big question. Motivation theory is very very different for different people. Islam's family values are very well bonded and families really try to nurture young people in the in the fold of Islam. We have more than 50% congregation from the young people because we try to deal with the young people's issues so they feel part of the mosque establishment. Religious think tank the Pew Forum estimates that if present trends continue the Muslim population of the UK will swell to almost double within 20 years totaling five and a half million. According to academics it's the obedience that Islam demands from its followers that's made it more appealing to worshippers and converts from other religions. Islam says no this is no I'm full stop and people find a sense of direction in it because their religion of origin has lost that not because that he didn't have it in the first instance. They sort of became lenient in relation to the laws of the Church and thinking that in this way they would make it more mellow and softer and attract more people into the church and in fact they've lost people. Something that the Church of England disagrees with. Here's the point the growth of the religion of Islam is divine as it is all about standing fast to the truth no matter who the world throws our cheer. The ostable nature of Christian teachings where changes are adopted to suit the time is demonic it betrays a sense of instability and falsehood which is why I believe young people love it more stable and strong faith where boundaries are drawn and God's right taking seriously I mean God's right. Asalaamu Alaikum brothers and sisters welcome to another amazing episode of the open minded thinker show. Please remember to like and share this video this is the only way YouTube can actually show it to other brothers and sisters don't forget to help us grow by subscribing so we could actually at least get our greater members and excited about the video we're about to review today. This is because a very young person is involved everybody who wants others to know the truth especially young people get excited to see them find a true path in a world where falsehood is common. Amazing amazing a growing number of jihadists are those of young people in Qatar the number of very young people who accepted Islam was in courage and I saw this fast hard it shows that young people value tradition stability and truthfulness in fact one video that makes me excited is that of a group of young people literally accepting the faith and being happy. Oh my god.  I love you. Anna Muhammadan Muhammadan Rasul Thank you. Now you are my sister. German is becoming next person. Thank you. Is it possible? Yes. I love you. So I can't believe you. I believe in you. Of course I do. I trust you. I believe in you. Besides Mehlach And behind Muhammad for one man God and hand and for Símenina Brothers and sisters, at this point I will share some statistics with you. This is to let you get a clearer picture of the situation. Islam is one of the fastest growing religion in the world, and this growth is largely driven by the youth. According to a report by the Pew Research Center, approximately 62% of the world's Muslim population is under the age of 30. In a world where materialism and consumerism dominate, many young people feel empty and unfulfilled, Islam offers a way to connect with the higher power and find meaning and purpose in life. According to a study by the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding, 70% of young Muslims say that religion is important in their lives. Another reason why young people, I think, join Islam is the sense of community and belonging that it provides. Islam is a religion that places a strong emphasis on brotherhood and sisterhood. Young people who may feel disconnected or isolated in their daily lives can find a sense of belonging in a Muslim community. I will not forget the social teaching of Islam. Yeah, social justice teaching. Islam emphasizes the importance of treating all people with kindness, compassion and justice. Many young people see this as a way to make a positive impact in the world and work towards creating a more just society. A study by the Muslim youth headline found that 84% of young Muslims believe that Islam has a positive impact on society at the heart of the racism that was ringing in America in the 1970s. There were separate churches for the black and the white people. But as far back as when Islam started, there was no discrimination between who does anything in Makkah and between the white and the black. Nothing like that. There's no mocks today in any part of the world where one could say this is basically mocks for the white and this is for the black. That sense of social justice and lack of racism singles Islam out from Christianity. Why would Christians condone the separation of church based on race? Why can't the church accept to be persecuted than barging for such very demonic law so when the church should have stood for the people the church disappointed? That's the reason why today I don't believe that the church was actually sent by God. Islam is a truth where all men stand shoulder to shoulder despite where you come from, despite your religion, despite any other separating factors within the human race, where all men come together for one purpose to worship Allah and lead a very great life. Well, let's apply the Preca this moment. Thank you so much for being part of the show. Really appreciate it. Please like it, share it and subscribe to help us grow. Until next time. Assalamualaikum.


Live from Seattle, Washington. It's the Cube at Tableau Conference 2014 brought to you by headline sponsor Tableau Here are your hosts John Furrier and Jeff Kelly Welcome back everybody. We are here live at the Tableau Conference 2014 in Seattle, Washington I'm Jeff Kelly with wikibon. You're watching the Cube Of course a big theme here at the Tableau conference has been the partner ecosystem that's developed around Tableau as the as Tableau has become Much more popular than enterprise, you know, they built out this partner strategy both from an OEM perspective from a database perspective Today at this in the segment. We're gonna be talking with Mark logic Joe Pascua is here He's the senior vice president of strategy and product management at Mark logic. Welcome to the Cube. Thank you So yeah, as I was just saying clearly Tableau has built out their Partner strategy their partner ecosystem. It's important to them talk a little bit about Mark logic and kind of why are you guys here? What are you doing with Tableau and kind of what's your relationship with the company? Great. Yeah Tableau is a great partner for us We are the only enterprise no sequel database out there and given that we're in with enterprise customers Tools like Tableau are extremely important to them to get the most out of their data So we've been working really hard with Tableau and they've been a great partner for us in sort of coupling together Visualization telling the story of data With the no sequel world where we come from people tend to think more of BI and visualization for the For the strictly structured world But we've been sort of going beyond that with Tableau and trying to get the value from all of our customers data Rather than just the sort of strictly rigidly structured data There was a lot in that answer that I want to get to okay Let's start with the you described Mark logic as enterprise no sequel and so no sequel people think about I think some of the things to think about as well, you know, it's good to experiment with no sequel It's doing some cutting-edge stuff, but it's not necessarily enterprise. So what do you mean by enterprise no sequel? What is that? That's a loaded term. What does that mean from our artist perspective? That's a it's a really good question because a lot of people throw that term around they do So so what it means for us particularly coming from the database space is we kind of look at the history of Databases and we look at kind of the capabilities and the characteristics that people have come to expect from their systems You know when when somebody is buying a traditional RDB a RD BMS system. They expect acid transactions. They expect high availability. They expect dr They expect point-in-time recovery There's this whole plethora of things that people have come to rely on over the past 30 years and in the database space and A lot of what happened in the no sequel world was hey We want to break with the relational world We want to do something new and different. We want to be more agile, which is wonderful But they they kind of gave up on a lot of those capabilities that people had come to expect over the years As part of getting to this more agile platform and our model has really been No, we we want that agility We want the power that comes with no sequel, but we're not willing to compromise on the capabilities that customers have come To depend on because as I said we focus on the enterprise space So there's all these great functional characteristics that people want from their database But there's all these non-functional characteristics that they want as well and those are just important to us So so that that's really where we're coming from is is Having all of the agility and power that people associate and ease that people associate with no sequel But not giving up on kind of throwing the baby out with the bathwater on those other features So okay, so that sounds fantastic, but how do you go about doing that? What's your secret sauce? How do you actually how do you actually do that without all that functionality without having to sacrifice some of those enterprise great? right, right, so There's a couple of things related to that and one is we've been doing this for over a decade So so and this is true for everybody. I mean I worked at Oracle when they were a tiny company I saw what we went through from an engineering perspective to get from being the new guy and the small guy to the trusted This stuff is really baked and really works and frankly part of it is it takes time It takes time to hard it takes years to harden this stuff and really you know figure out all the edge cases and work Through them and and be able to get to the point where you can make it work at all and have those capabilities So we've had the benefit of time. That's one thing The other piece of it really has to do with The notion that we went in with that as a design point So when we started we didn't say okay We want to have all the agility and then we'll figure out how to do the other stuff We went into the picture saying okay, we have to have acid transactions for example That's not something we're going to compromise on so in building the system How can we do that knowing that we want that to be the case? So we start with technologies and say okay. Well, we we know we need to have MVCC Multiversion concurrency control built in from day one and then build the scale-out platform and the technologies Based on that decision that we've already made so it's it's possible It's not easy, but it's possible if you sort of design in advance knowing those are the characteristics that you want to Go after and building the technologies around that rather than trying to retrofit Right, I think in that stands in contrast to some of the other no sequel databases that have been built out there Which I think were more more developer focused in the sense that they were from developers who were trying to solve a specific problem And they weren't thinking about building a an enterprise product really they were thinking about you know a Solution to a specific problem and then after the fact as companies developed to commercialize those Databases well now we oh boy We need to add all these enterprise grade capabilities and that's what you see happening now in terms of all the a lot R&D going into that in the into the new crop of no sequel companies, but you mentioned you've been around for a while So you're kind of ahead ahead of the curve in a lot of ways What was really the the genesis of Mark logic was what was the? Kind of the driving factor in its founding so so Mark logic was founded by a guy who came from the search world and He was around you know in the in the 2000 time period looking at search technology and web search Technologies and asking the question that we all ask which is why is it so much easier to find stuff on the internet than it is to find in your own organization and He really said about Solving that problem and in trying to solve that problem He realized that there needed to be a different way of storing and organizing your data And as he kind of went down that path and built out that architecture realized that what you really need is a database To do that. So it came from this world that said we want to start with search We want to be able to Fundamentally we were about finding answers and giving better answers and the way to do that is with database Technology combined with search technology. So that that was really the genesis for Mark logic and and was Some of the core design decisions that went into getting us in the direction that we're on today We'll talk about that in terms of your sweet spot for the applications that you support What is really could be because we hear no sequels a broad category and there's different as I mentioned a whole different slew of Databases cropping up for specific use cases. What is Mark logic sweet spot? Yeah, I think I think there are two areas where people use us Over and over and over again and get a lot of value from us. The first is in content delivery And we've had you know very long time Customers who are in the publishing industry the media industry there are people who want to take diverse pieces of content from lots of different sources put it together and Be able to search it either have their users search it or search it dynamically to construct new content That's composed of all of these Different component content pieces that they have in their database. So content delivery publishing media Really a sweet spot spot for us historically as the company's Grown we found that There's another class of application That's very common for us in a sweet spot for us and that's in content data heterogeneous data integration and what I mean by that is You've got organizations that have tons of different data Tons of different formats in lots of different systems and now either out of necessity or out of desire they want to take all that data bring it together and Get value out of the answers that they can only get by bringing the data together and What we find is The applications and that the way people talk about them may be very very different But the underlying problem is the same So just for example, you take a company that wants to very large company Wants to have a 360 view of their employees. I just want to know about my employees But my data is in 20 30 different HR systems or other related systems and I simply can't do it I there's no way I can get a 360 view of my own employees and so Companies like that are coming in they're bringing in mark logic and saying okay, you guys are scheme agnostic You guys can pull data from all these different systems whether it's structured or unstructured or poly structured bring it together in one place And get the 360 view of the data there similar kind of thing very different application in Regulatory compliance so now you've got these large financial Institutions that need to be able to look at their risk across all of their their different systems Whereas previously they needed to have a Chinese wall between these things now It's like hey, you've got to give us kind of a view of your overall risk Status right across the bank So again same kind of thing lots of different systems lots of diverse data How do you bring it all together and the interesting thing in some of those cases is? Yes, the data is heterogeneous, but it may all be in relational database systems. They might have literally 20 different You know cybase instances that have their data. They can't integrate it They're using mark logic to take that heterogeneous data bring it together Then they might be bringing together other information that's not coming from their systems external information. What's going on in the markets? Non-structured information to give that overall risk view So so it's really about bringing together different sources of data and different types of data to give a more holistic view and Answers that they couldn't get before So it sounds a little bit like the similar to the mission or what we hear about from enterprise data warehouse vendors But they have the challenge of fitting that into a very strict model where you can't bring in these different sources Especially if it's unstructured or semi-structured data, or even if it's all structured, but different models You've got a massage do a lot of massaging to make that work That's exactly right, and that's the path a lot of these organizations go down is well We'll have an enterprise data warehouse or I have a logical data warehouse and okay step one Create a schema that describes all of the data in these 20 systems plus the one that somebody remembers next week That you need to include plus the external data sources and they give up and that's right. That's why we see so many Edw projects stall out at a certain point. They just never achieved their vision So let's talk a little bit about Tableau. We're here at the Tableau conference So I can certainly see the fit for Tableau with Mark logic visualizing some of those insights visualizing some of the content Can you talk a little bit about what some of your customers your joint customers are doing together? Yeah, great example actually that Tableau demoed at our user conference not too long ago Was founders online this is a system that It was actually a combination of Some government entities and University of Virginia put together to make available all the writings of the founding fathers Awesome website you can go there find anything you want all the writings of founding fathers and look through them It's really great. What Tableau did is they came along and they looked at that and said this is fantastic But we can actually do more with this data than just kind of allowing you to search it and read through it There's quantitative aspects of this data, too You can look at George Washington and you can not only find what he's written But you can look at what was his writing level over time. Gee, he was turning out You know these many types of writings will all of a sudden it dropped off. Well the Revolutionary War started and he was busy being a general And you you can get these insights from this system and then have Tableau Sitting side-by-side with the other system so you can do these awesome visualizations really tell the story of what was going on there But then drill down and say okay Well, let's see specifically what was going on at that time and what the writings were about and then take it directly into The founders online website So it wasn't this model where you have this visualization over here and this other data over here. It's really Very nicely integrated In a way that brought together the unstructured data with the with the sort of numerical data the scalar data And tied it together really nicely So what is your take on? Tableau in the wider BI market, so you know as a database provider You probably got customers using other BI tools. You're probably very familiar with you know oracles got their line SAP and others How does Tableau fit? I mean they when they emerged they really obviously positioned themselves as kind of a modern alternative to The legacy BI providers, but they've grown up a lot and they've had a lot of enterprise-grade capabilities themselves How do you see that market today as Tableau still disrupting? Those existing players and what's that dynamic look like? Yeah, I think if you look at the at the show floor today and and the talks and the interest level of what's going on It's sort of inescapable that Tableau is still really driving tremendous interest in this marketplace and and really You know I was sitting at lunch at a table with a bunch of people I didn't know today and just kind of listening to the conversations they that were going on and The the consistent thing amongst those people was you know This is really allowing us to tell this story with our data That that we didn't know we could do and we didn't think we could do and there's just a Tremendous amount of excitement for the notion that they can get more and more value out of their data They can make their data persuasive and and as I said just using in ways that they really hadn't thought about before and And and you know in terms of how we feel about it that really resonates with us because we're kind of about the same thing It's how do you bring this data together and use it in ways that you haven't been able to to use it before And then when you add Tableau on top of kind of the mission that we're trying to achieve It just kind of amplifies what what we're able to do and what our customers are able to do And what is your thoughts? I'm not sure if you heard the keynote yesterday, but the CEO Christian Shebo talked about they're really going to invest heavily in R&D over the next two years now You know more than they have over the last ten combined And that's saying something because they do already invest a lot in R&D Do you agree with that strategy? Do you think you know they're they're growing quickly? In terms of revenue customers employees in terms of Putting a lot of that money back in the company to answer the right approach for Tableau at this point in their growth I love that idea. I Absolutely love that idea because I I really as as big an impact as Tableau has had I think we're at the beginning of this of this journey and There's so much more that can be done and I think investing in R&D and investing in kind of understanding how to broaden out The types of data that can be accessed the ways it can be done Making it even more intuitive and and even easier for people to create these Stories around their data. I really think we're at the beginning of that journey So, you know, it's not my place to comment on Tableau's strategy, but I think it's a great idea Well great have time. We just one more question. So what's what's next for Mark logic? What's kind of on your road map for the next six twelve months was top of mind for you in terms of Me the product development or overall strategy? Yeah, so so in the next Well actually by the end of the year, we're releasing our next product Mark logic eight, which is You know super exciting for us major investment in Developers of use so we're adding lots of features to the product that will make it easier for people to use their existing Skill sets bring those to Mark logic bring all the power of Mark logic to folks who know JavaScript folks who are in the node JS world Really broadening out that that user base bringing enhancements to our semantics technology Which we introduced last year and has has been one of the most quickly adopted Technologies in our history super super important. So we're we're doubling down on semantics and we're adding technologies like by temporal Which is really cool and actually Tableau's been working with us to create Visualizations of by temporal data. I'd love to spend a whole another 20 minutes talking about just that but really exciting area So mark logic a it's the big thing on the horizon for all right Well, we'll look out for that and I'm sure we're our paths are going to cross at some other shows in the near future So Joe Pascal from Mark logic. Thanks so much for joining us on the cube appreciate it Thanks for watching. We'll be right back with our next guest after this short break. Thanks


Bismillahirrahmanirrahim, Excellencies, let me begin by thanking the office of High Commissioner for Human Dites for arranging the Human Dites 75 event. We are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the milestone document Universal Declaration of Human Dites which is equally relevant today as it was 75 years ago. The preservation, protection and promotion of the Human Dites set out in the declaration is vital to each one of us. The declaration is very first article says and I quote, all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. Unquote. Regrettably we continue to observe widespread human rights violations leading to a sense of indignity, deprivation, discrimination and injustice among the vulnerable segments of the population worldwide. The international humanitarian laws and human rights laws are complementary to each other. We observe their flagrant violations in the name of rise to self defense. Even the right to life for children and rights of civilians and non-combatants are being violated indiscriminately. It is also said that at times so-called leaders of human rights subjectively abuse their offices in the name of human rights to punish or divert certain countries or leaders under various protects and thus credibility of the office is compromised. They must avoid such tendency as violation of anyone's rights potentially undermines the rights of all of us and we must stand up against any violation of the provisions of beauty HR. Recent barbaric killing of innocent babies in occupied Gaza is an example of it. Bangladesh was born out of a long struggle against injustice, discrimination and oppression. We sacrificed three million lives to uphold democracy, human rights and justice and therefore we attach high importance to the principles of democracy and human rights. Our commitment to uphold human rights and fundamental freedoms is unqualified and we are determined to continue to mainstream human rights in national plans, policies and actions. On this occasion Bangladesh reaffirms its firm commitment to the promotion and protection of human rights. In line with our commitment Bangladesh makes the following pledges. First, continue to strengthen our national human rights commission. Second, create awareness about compliance of global human rights standards among law enforcement agencies. Third, continue to undertake projects to improve the condition of our prisons. Fourth, organize international seminars on human rights and fifth, make a modest financial contribution to the office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. I use Human Rights 75 initiatives all the success. I thank you all.


Alright, today I'm going to be comparing the leading female characters of The Witcher and Game of Thrones, Yennefer Vengerberg and Daenerys Targaryen. Now I know that there are multiple leading female characters in both shows, in fact Thrones has almost an equal amount to the male characters, but I'm going to focus on the ones that seem to get the most attention from fan. One quick thing I want to mention about this video, I am not super knowledgeable about Game of Thrones, and I'm going by the show versions for both series. So if there is something about Daenerys that I miss, I am sorry. The same goes for Yennefer if there is something you like about her from the books that isn't the show. Sorry, focusing on the show for this video. Both characters are extremely powerful, if in different ways. Yennefer is one of the most powerful mages in her series, being able to do complex magic with a little effort. She is also able to enthrall an entire town into an orgy with little effort on her part. I don't care how the magic system is set up, that is hard and has to take a lot of concentration and will to pull off. She is also directly stated to be an extremely powerful mage by her mentor. Oh, and she performed fire magic, nuking an entire enemy army while avoiding her side. That is badass. Daenerys is stronger in the political sense and in the charismatic sense. She was able to take over the Dothraki after her husband Cal Drago was killed by a poisoned blade. She also is the massive army of the Dothraki and others that she freed on her way to take back the throne and she believes it is her birthright. She also has three dragons at her command, but that doesn't contribute to military might or anything. Both characters are extremely goal-oriented when it comes to getting what they want. Yennefer wants to have power as her first goal, going as far as to have her wound removed so that she could be more attractive and land a spot as the court may debate in. After a number of years she goes tired of this, leaving the Brotherhood of Sorcerers to try and find her own goals, the main one of these being trying to heal her wound so that she can have the option to have kids. She goes about this in a few different ways, first of which is an attempt to capture Genie and use it herself as the vessel. This fails because of Geralt's intervention, but that's still a gutsy move to make. She also wanted to try and use dragon parts for their supposed healing properties. I mean, she ultimately failed because the dragon slayer that she hired was killed, but still she was going to give it a try.  This is after she lost her son and her husband, both to a witch who claimed that she could save Drago. She executed that witch by tying her to Drago's funeral pyre and walking into the pyre so she could quote, die with her husband. She then emerged with three dragons and she got the respect of her tribe of Dothraki and started to lead because she was the strongest person all of a sudden.  She ends up pulling a similar stunt later, when she trades one of her dragons for a group called the Unsullied. Her dragon then kills the man she traded him to for the Unsullied and she orders them to kill all the masters in the city. Though she leaves alive, happen to be slaves for the record, which is a pretty solid way to ensure your army is loyal to you. The dragons might help a bit in ensuring loyalty. And I would be chagrin if I didn't mention that both Yennefer and Daenerys managed to get with the leading male characters in their respective shows. Yennefer gets with Geralt, Lease for a bit, and Daenerys gets with Jon. Now Yennefer and Geralt doesn't last super long. We see them together for about 2 episodes and even then for maybe 20 minutes totally on screen. For the first episode they meet, they only get together after Geralt makes a wish of a jinn. And then in the next episode, apparently after not seeing each other for a while, they get back together for a time. And then Yennefer leaves Geralt at the end of the episode because she figures she only wants to be with him because of the wish. Now I don't know if they're going to get back together at any point as the show has only released its first season. I know that within the canon with the novels and games they're together, but we have to wait and see who had to do the show. Daenerys ends up with Jon for a bit before she goes insane and torches King's Landing with Drogon. And kind of a weird thing is that Jon is Daenerys' nephew. Not most people's first choice of lover, but when your family has practiced incest for years, it kind of makes sense, I guess. Still found it extremely off-putting. Her relationship with Jon ends a bit worse off than Yennefer and Geralt's because Jon kills her after she goes insane, kind of not allowing for potential make-up between the two. And finally how the characters begin the show versus how they end the show. In Yennefer's case this is a for now because she could come back in season 2 of The Witcher. When we first meet Yennefer she is a hunchbacked form girl whose father hates her because she is a hunchback. Her father sells her to Desailles de Vrae for less than a hog because he hates her and believes her to be worthless. We see her growing power and confidence through the show becoming an extremely powerful mage in the process.  Now when we first meet Daenerys, her brother is selling her to Kaldrago as a wife aka a god damned glorified sex doll so that he can gain the support of the Dothraki and his plan to take back the Iron Throne. This then proceeds to gain control of her situation by learning how to please a man from one of her slaves and then uses this knowledge to become equal to Drago in his eyes. This mind you is all when she is a child, I think canonically like 13 in the first season I might be wrong about her age but even if she is older than that it's still quite impressive. After Drago's death and her taking the leader role of the Dothraki she leads an invasion of Westeros culminating in her becoming the mad queen and leading to her death at the hand of Jon Snow. It is sad to see a character that started off so cunning and able to take control of an entire tribe of warriors by being smart, become deranged by the end of the show. I do wish that I had gone a different way for her character but that's for another video. And that's it. I would have to say with everything about the two characters I would say that Yennefer is the better of the two, at least in my opinion. She always has her goal in mind throughout the show and her arc of learning to care more about others I thought was better than Daenerys' arc overall. But tell me what you guys think, am I right about Yennefer being the better character or is Daenerys? Tell me what you guys think in the comments down below. What are you guys expecting me to compare them based on how attractive the characters are?  Hey guys, I hope that you enjoyed that video. Hopefully you're not too mad about the title. If you can't tell I wanted to make a joke about the fact that a lot of people seem to consider how hot a female lead is before they watch a show especially something involving fantasy and at least a lot of people that I've heard bring it up. I thought it would be funny to have a more sarcastic title for this. I know that this wasn't the best character analysis of the two. To be fair I did this in about two days. I came up with this idea very last minute and as I said I'm not a huge Thrones fan. I'll probably do a more detailed analysis of the characters at a later point because I'm a huge huge huge fan of the Witcher. I hope that you enjoyed that video. If you'd like to follow me on Twitter or Instagram links to both those are going to be in the description down below. And as always have a great day and peace out guys.


You know it's impossible to accomplish nothing in true prayer, whether you fill it or not, whether it looks like it or not, whether you believe it or not. For every moment you are praying, you are being transformed into the image of Jesus. For every moment you are praying, sin is losing its power. Old habits are beginning to weaken. When you pray, you're looking unto Jesus. And when you look unto Jesus, by the Holy Spirit, transformation begins to take place.


Family Theatre presents Bing Crosby and Ricardo Montalban. From Hollywood, the Mutual Network in Cooperation with Family Theatre presents The Seventh Son, starring Ricardo Montalban. And now here is your host, Bing Crosby. Thank you, Tony Lafrono. Family Theatre's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives. If we're to win peace for ourselves and peace for our families and peace for the world. Family Theatre urges you to pray. Pray together as a family. And now to our transcribed drama, The Seventh Son, starring Ricardo Montalban as Inigo. His full name was Inigo Lopez Ioya. And he was born in the Spanish province of Gipuscoa one year before Columbus discovered the New World. There is no hint in the accounts of his early childhood or adolescence that Inigo would fare much differently from the other young noblemen of his day. His eyes were fixed firmly on the richest to be won, the adventure to be sought, and the high station to be attained in the world beyond the quiet courtyard of his father's castle. Oh, my son, you feel at last it is time to think of a career. I do, father. I must confess my satisfaction at this, Inigo. With your future secured, I will have fulfilled the last of my parental obligations. You are still a long way from eternity, father. You are hardly so long that I might not profitably begin preparing for it. But tell me, what are your plans? I would like to serve at the court. The court? Well, you are ambitious. I have thought that through the offices of our kinsmen, the duke of Nachira. Perhaps, perhaps. But service to the queen can take a hundred forms. Let us consider some of them. You have had no schooling in statecraft? I have in mind the military. I want to be a soldier. So your heart is set. Yes, father. Well, the fixing of one's goal is a long stride toward reaching it. I'll write to the duke and... Father, oh, my pardon. Come in, my son. We are discussing your brother's future. Inigo, Martin, if I am intruding... Oh, nonsense, nonsense. When one day you succeed me as head of this house, the advice and guidance of the younger ones will fall to you. I am conscious of that, father. And Inigo, being the youngest, may seek your counsel most often. Advice him then. Let me hear a sample. Inform Martin of your plans, Inigo. I have told father that I wish for a career at court as a soldier. A soldier? Why do you smile? I made no sense. Well, you have given it. Oh, temper, Inigo. Is it my size which makes it difficult you're seeing me in uniform? Don't say that. But you think as much. Little brother, listen. Why, you even call it to my face? Inigo, that will do. You take offense, my son, when none is given. Apologize to your brother. I apologize, Martin. The apology should be mine. Forgive me. Forgive your brother, Inigo. I forgive him. And allow me to remind you of a saying they have at court. The shortness of a man's temper is often a measure of the length of his career. I have no temper. Oh, of course not. Of course not. But the appearances can be deceiving. And what do you find so amusing, Martin? Oh, father's little jest. I heard no jest. I failed to understand. Oh, Inigo, where is your sense of humor? I have an excellent sense of humor. All right. Tell me a joke. Any joke. You will see. Inigo. I assure you, father, I am not angry, not in the least. But you are decidedly giving the impression of anger. You just said yourself that appearances can be deceiving. Oh, Inigo, that's the best yet. What? Oh, my son, you have very neatly turned my words back upon me. I have? You just said yourself that appearances can be deceiving. I don't think the Duke will find this young man lacking in wit. Very good. Very good. You like my joke, father? Oh, very much, my boy. I shall tell it on myself at the earliest possibility. There, you see? You see, Martin? I know a joke when I hear one. And so it was that down Inigo went to the court of Isabella, where, under the tutelage of his kinsman, the Duke of Nahara, he gradually learned a smattering of courtly graces and became adept with the dagger and the sword. It is the year 1521, and Spain is at war with France, as she has been for the last hundred years. Come in. Your grace, Captain Don Inigo. Send him in. His grace will see you now. Thank you. Well, I hope you're satisfied. My Lord Duke. Now, don't waste your cavaliers' wiles on me, Inigo. I know you too well. If, in any way, I have displeased your grace. Oh, stop your simplifying. I expect you think that was quite clever, don't you? Arranging behind my back for a transfer to the garrison at Tumplona. Your grace signed the orders himself.  I have made no secret of my desire to return to action. Oh, no, I can't read them all, and you talk advantage of that.  It is always, Don Martin.  If it will get me to Pumplona. Pumplona! Another name for the gates of hell. Will you understand that this war is lost, and that with the fall of Pumplona... Who is to say that it will fall? Two hundred French cannon pointed down the throats of our garrison. More cannon than throats. And what are the garrison's orders? Fight until overwhelmed. Or surrender and be beheaded most likely. Either way is to die for Spain. Oh, Ninigo, why are you forever pulling the world down about your ears? Is that what I am doing? Into a soldier's life there must needs come a certain amount of brawling, a certain amount of drinking. As a soldier myself, I know this to be true, but you have a thirst for trouble that passes on the standard. I will not see my honor impugned. Honor impugned? A fellow officer makes an innocent reference to some sonnets you have written to a young lady. I found the reference less than incense. So you ran him through the leg with your sword. He was given ample time to defend himself as to the matter of the sonnets. The matter is behind us, Ninigo. I have no wish to pursue it. But as to the nobly born lady in question... What is it you wish to know? I take it you plan to ask for her hand. I have hopes, yes. Might I suggest that you do so before leaving for Pamplona? It would be an excellent marriage. You mean she would be an excellent widow? Ninigo, this is not a time to think only of yourself. You are facing almost certain death. For which a royal settlement paid to my family's estate might well compensate. It would be little enough. I will think on it, my Lord Duke. Be frank with yourself, Ninigo. The Pamplona business is your own doing. I realize that. I will think on it. So, you leave in two days? Yes. And there will be no more sonnets? They were poorly made. You should not miss them. I shall miss them greatly. My lady. Yes, Ninigo. I... Is there something you wish to ask me? You... You have. You must have some inkling of my feeling for you. I'm not sonnets. Quite literally, inklings. You make sport of me. No, Ninigo. Never. Then, if you know what is in my heart... My captain, how could I know this when you are unsure yourself? I? Unsure? Completely. My lady. Oh, Ninigo. A woman can tell when a man is in love with her. It is one of the few weapons we have. You have written verses for me. You have drawn your sword to protect my good name. But then, is that not proof? It is proof that you fancy rhyming and dueling. I fail completely to understand. Then you must try, Ninigo. And try, most of all, to understand yourself. I am a simple soldier. But the turmoil within you is so complex. You have come to ask for my hand. And yet you cannot do it. It... It is not a thing to be done lightly. With you, Ninigo, nothing will ever be done lightly. You cannot go lightly into love or batter... Then that is it. Do you think I will not return from Pamplona? You will return. I have no doubt of that. Whether you will return to me is another question. Do you... Do you believe me incapable of love? On the contrary, Ninigo. I believe you capable of so much that you may have difficulty in finding someone worthy of it. Pamplona, a Spanish fortress in Navarre, May 1521. Carlos, make your men to the west gate. They swung around behind us. You there, look out. Yes, Captain. How have they deployed those batteries that were on the flag? Find it, man. Find it. If it gets close enough to breach this wall we are done for. Captain, the third battery. Where? Just below us in the bra, aiming this way. Just below us? Stay back, sir. It is too late.  Oh, my Captain, I beg you. Martin, I came as soon as it was possible. My house is on your grace. How is Ignio? His colour is returning. His French captor seemed to have treated him well. And his wounds? One leg badly fractured, the cannonball struck it squarely. But is it knitting satisfactorily? I had thought so until this morning. But now the doctors inform me there are complications. It seems the fracture was improperly set. Has Ignio been told of this? He has indeed. And worse, he is entertaining the most monstrous idea. Inspired, no doubt, by those meat-cutters who call themselves physicians. What monstrous idea? I would prefer that you hear it from him. If Ignio will tell you everything, he must not know that we have discussed this in the slightest. Ignio? Yes, Martin? You have an illustrious visitor. It is I, Ignio. Your grace. How are you, my boy? As you see, flat on my back. It is a position that ill becomes you. I have told his grace of the manner in which your leg was injured, Ignio. And have you told him what the doctors and I are going to do about it? My brother, please, I implore you. Would you be interested, your grace? Fascinated. Well, it seems that the French are better fighters than bone-setters. Therefore, as things are going, unless something is done quickly, I shall hobble through life with one leg some inches shorter than the other. Well, it seems to me a small price to pay for being snatched from the grave. Perhaps, for most men, my Lord Duke. But since I have never been satisfied with the length of my legs even under the best of circumstances. Ignio, go. You have learned to make light of your sensitivities. That is a good sign, Captain. I am trying. Wouldn't you know? At last he displays his sense of humor and proves to be a morbid one. So, Ignio, what is this measure which the doctors and you shall take to improve matters? First, they will re-break the limb and reset it. This, they assure me, can be done quickly and with a minimum of pain. Tell them the rest of it. There is a bone growth beneath the kneecap, which must be taken away as well. Which must be sawed away. And then I can look forward to some weeks thrust up in a weighted device which will hold my leg at the proper length while it heals. The plan is monstrous. But the leg involved, Martin, is mine. Have you given thought to the physical agony which will be yours as well, Inigo? I am determined to do this. To suffer as you know you must? For so shallower thing as vanity. I suffer that pamplona. Inigo. And it was not for vanity, my Lord Duke. Are you so sure? I am sure that I do what I must. Wherever it leads me and however much pain it may involve. Inigo, I can argue with everything but a man's conscience. Do what you feel is best. I have set the time with the doctors for tomorrow morning. Inigo. It is settled, Martin. They will do their work and I will be an invalid for another few months. There is no more to it than that. As you wish, my brother. Well, I will leave you then, Captain. Is there any message you wish me to bring to the court? You may tell her. I expect to be writing sonnets again before long. I shall indeed. Goodbye, Don Inigo. Goodbye, sir. Oh, and Martin. Yes. Before you go, do we have anything to read in this graveyard? To read? A book, a romance, an adventure, anything. I believe we have a manuscript of the Golden Legends, something about the Saints. Anything at all. Bring it. I have at least three months ahead of me in this tomb. To the young nobleman's surprise, the months of his convalescence passed quickly. For once the initial agony of the operation was over, Inigo lost himself in the few books that his brother could provide. And so it was early the following fall that he limped one morning into Don Martin's study. Much better. I have been around the courtyard three times in the last hour. Three? There is some stiffness, but the pain is gone completely. Here, sit down, my brother. Thank you. Three times, that is remarkable. I had to make sure I could do it. Oh, those poor doctors. I beg your pardon. All their weights and pulleys and one leg is still shorter than the other. And this discovery causes you to feel pity for the doctors? I suppose that does seem strange coming from me. I meant no offence, my brother. You gave no offence. Well, to put it simply, Martin, I have learned something during my convalescence. Something about myself that is not very pleasant.  The duke was right about the suffering, you know. It was for nothing but vanity.  My brother, this does not sound like you at all. Oh, it is I, Martin. One leg a little different perhaps, but not much else. But to hear you say worthless honor, surely you cannot mean the honor of our house, the house of Loyola? Of course not. I mean the myth of self-importance with which man surrounds himself. The emptiness of most things he does when you consider the reasons for which they are done. You have changed, Inigo. What has put your mind to such things? Well, for one, those books of yours. Books? The life of Christ. The golden legend. The volume about the saints? Yes. Well, I must read that sometime. I'm told it is quite inspiring. Even more. It is disturbing. The saints disturbing? Inigo, I should caution you against such blasphemy. Do you know what I used to think a saint was? A kind of pallid fanatic who sought refuge in a monastery because he could not get on in the world. Inigo, that was most unkind.  Well, saints are better than everybody else. Oh, they are not. Why, they are saints. They are saints because they realized how bad they were in the first place and spent the rest of their lives trying to do something about it. Inigo, I'm sure that is a very novel idea. Oh, it's not original with me. Then I would suggest that you warn whoever gave it to you not to repeat it. The saints themselves gave it to me. It is implicit in the life of every one of them. Well, as your eldest brother and head of this household, I feel it my duty to advise you to put this problem before your confessor immediately returned to court. I am not returning to court. I'm sure he will be lenient because you know what? I am not returning to court or the army. But what would you do? Roughly what use I have suggested. Place my problem before a confessor. But Inigo for so small a sin to do such penance. If you had ever been a soldier, you would know that leaving the army is not penance, my brother. But the young lady at court. She was a lot wiser than I. She said I would come back, but not to her. Then to what? What will you do with your life? That is a problem I shall put before my confessor at Montserrat. Montserrat? At the shrine of our lady. There is a monastery nearby. Well, Don Inigo, these writings are very interesting. I call them spiritual exercises, Fri Antonio. Very interesting indeed. And they have been done since your arrival here at the monastery? Yes, Fri Antonio. I, of course, have thought much of such things during the months of my convalescence, but never bothered to put them down before. They are provocative. Quite provocative. I have written them mainly to aid myself in trying to discover what way I might best do God's will. A worthy motive, Don Inigo. And have you found them helpful? In many ways, yes. They have enabled me to examine my past life, see the sins and errors of that past. But they give no clue as to what should be your future, is that it? I feel with everything that is in me that to serve God as you do is my future. That is a common form of self-induced blindness, Don Inigo. Blindness? Yes. It suddenly comes to us, and quite accurately, that man's only reason for existence is to do the will of God. The bright truth of this is so overpowering that we immediately rush to someone else who happens to be serving God in his own way and ask to be pressed into precisely the same mold, whether we happen to fit into it or not. But we are taught that service to God involves such sacrifice. True. Once it is understood that the essence of Christian sacrifice is the subordination of your own will to God's. After all, Inigo, it was he who created you. He who willed the kind of person you are. But it is mine to do with that person. As he wishes. You have reviewed your weaknesses. Now examine your talents, which he gave you. Do you believe God created Inigo Lopez Sioia for a life of monastic contemplation, such as we lead here? I could do it. I would force myself into immobility. And how much service will you render to God in that condition?  You've made your point, Fri Antonio. I am a soldier. And I have never known a soldier who liked sentry duty.  Yes, and also a seventh son. You know that in the Bible unusual qualities are imputed to a seventh son. Are you teasing me, Fri Antonio? Only to make a point. We are all seventh sons, Inigo. All distinct and particular in the eyes of God. And if we look diligently for him, he will find us. You said, start with my talents. I am a soldier. Shall I then be a soldier of Christ? Is that so hard a thing to imagine? And what will I fight? The evil that offends him. The pride, the lust, the gluttony. And the world's indifference to the love he has offered it. He would take an army of soldiers to win such a battle. I have no army. Armies are made of regiments and battalions, are they not? Even smaller, of companies. But does not a captain lead a company? And are you not a captain? To dare such a thing. A company of soldiers for Christ. A company of Jesus. A small band, willing to dedicate themselves to an endless struggle for the souls of men. And so it was in the first quarter of the 16th century that Captain Inigo López Ioya, now known to the world as Ignatius of Loyola, was first inspired to take the step that led to the founding of the company later called the Society of Jesus. There were long years between the beginnings of the dream and its realization. Years of poverty, failure and hardship. To merit the office of priesthood, the captain from Spain gave 20 more years of his life in preparatory study. At the time of his first decision to serve Christ, Greek and Latin were unknown to him. He would not even have understood the Latin quotation, which has become and remains the motto of the Society of Jesus which he founded. Ad Majorum Dei Glorium, for the greater glory of God. This has been Crosby again. You know, the program you've just heard was presented in commemoration of a great man and a great educator, Ignatius of Loyola, who died 400 years ago. He was a great man because he gave up everything to dedicate himself to God and then spent his entire lifetime working to bring others closer to him. A great educator because he believed in teaching subjects thoroughly and in the order of their importance. Even today, in the schools and the universities founded by Ignatius of Loyola or by his followers, theology or the study of God has the most important place in the curriculum. Ignatius was right. For even if a man knows more than anyone else in the world, if he doesn't know God, he lives in vain. He can never love his creator or even get close to him. And Ignatius knew the importance of being close to God. Basically, that's why family theater recommends daily family prayer. Because daily family prayer enables all members of a family through the simple investment of a few minutes a day, it enables them to keep themselves conscious of God's place in the family circle. They can express their gratitude for his blessings and by talking to him every day, keep close to him. And by so doing, ensure themselves of the continuance of those blessings. And when you pray as a family, there's still another benefit because the family that prays together stays together.  From Hollywood, Family Theater has brought you transcribed The Seventh Son starring Ricardo Montalban. Bing Crosby was your host. Others in our cast were Tudor Owen, Lou Krugman, Don Diamond, Gloria Grant and Marvin Miller. The script was written and directed for Family Theater by John T. Kelly with music composed and conducted by Harry Zimmerman. This series of Family Theater broadcasts is made possible by the thousands of you who feel the need for this type of program, by the Mutual Network which has responded to this need and by the hundreds of stars of state screen and radio who give so unselfishly of their time and talent to appear on our Family Theater stage.  This is Tony LaFranco expressing the wish of Family Theater that the blessing of God may be upon you and your home and inviting you to join us next week when Family Theater will present The Fence, starring Richard Denning. Rosalyn Russell will be your hostess. Join us, won't you? Family Theater is broadcast throughout the world and originates in the Hollywood studios of the world's largest network. This is Mutual, the radio network for all America.


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