Lipton tea and Lipton soups present Inner Sanctum Mysteries. Good evening friends of the Inner Sanctum. This is your host to welcome you through the squeaking door. What's that? You're scared. Don't be frightened. Why we've been beating our brains out to make things pleasant for you. Just take that fellow lying on the floor. Now that's a nice guy, really solicitous. He put a bullet through his head because he didn't want you to be bored. Oh, you don't like that pretty lady hanging from the chandelier. Well, we'll fix that. We'll cut it down and nail her to the wall. And she'll be a pin-up girl. My goodness, Mr. Host, sounds as if there's nothing you and your friends wouldn't do to oblige. Oh, but there is, Mary. You never catch us being nice to anyone to oblige. Not on your death would we do that. I can't believe you're so different from most people, Mr. Host. And most people enjoy doing nice things for others. Like what, Mary? Why, like always having Lipton tea on the table. That's one of the nicest things you can do for your family and friends. Why do I say Lipton tea? Well, there's a good reason for that. Lipton's has that wonderful brisk flavor. And brisk flavor is the thing that makes a world of difference between Lipton's and other teas. In fact, brisk is the tea expert's own word for that fresh, lively, full-bodied flavor of Lipton tea. And it's a word you'll agree just naturally applies to Lipton's the very first time you taste this delicious tea. For Lipton's has a zesty, full flavor that makes it stand right out. So for extra cheer and comfort and satisfaction in your tea drinking, get acquainted with Lipton's right away. Why put up with just so-so teas any longer when there's so much more pleasure to be found in Lipton's brisk flavor? And now, friends, do whatever it is that you do when fear fastens cold fingers on your spine. A cigarette, perhaps, or a handkerchief to twist? Anything to brace you against tonight's tale of horror. It's an original radio play written especially for Enno Sanctum by Michael Sklar, and called Death is a Double Crosser. Our star tonight is Lawson Cervé, who plays the part of Harry Smith, murderer. I looked at the blood-splattered mallet, still gripped in my hand. And Donna Marie's body, it was like coming out of a bad dream, only to go into a nightmare. Instead of using a mallet that cut the King Midas diamond, I'd used it to murder my wife. And the big diamond was still in the vice, still sparking in the light of the work lamp, still tormenting you with a glow of its inner fires. The thing was evil. Anderson had warned me. Anderson was right. My luck had been all bad ever since I came to this house. With all those old New York brownstones, big enough for several families, but only two people were living there when I came. Anderson and my wife. Marie was working as his housekeeper and she gave him a lay out. He's about 70 years old, Harry. He lives all alone here. It's perfect for you. No family. No wife. No children. No friends. He never goes out except on business and no one ever comes to see him. Sounds good to me, Marie. Good. It's perfect. I'll tell him you just got out of the army. He won't ask questions. He'll never find out to her in prison. What does he do for a living? He's a diamond cutter. A diamond cutter? You don't say. He was famous once. Diamonds. He doesn't cut little ones, Harry. Only the great big diamonds worth thousands of dollars. I moved in with Marie and for a while everything was quiet. I didn't mind it quiet after that five-year forgery rap and sing-sing. And one day the peace and quiet ended. I met old Anderson on the steps going down the street. Good morning, Harry. Oh, hello, Mr. Anderson. You look all excited. Some good news coming away. I hope so, Harry. Of course, I can well afford to be idle, but it would be pleasant to work again. And it's nice to know that people still remember you. Is it a job? Wonderful job. If I get the assignment. I'm sure I'll get it. He couldn't give it to anyone else. A diamond? One of the largest diamonds in the world. The King Midas Stone, discovered last year in the Kimberley Fields, was purchased recently by Johnson, the multimillionaire. I'm on my way to his home to discuss the cutting. Wow, good luck. I sure hope you get the job, Mr. Anderson. The next afternoon Anderson invited me up to his work room.  Something big was underneath that cloth. Anderson lifted it. And for the first time I saw the King Midas Diamond. What do you think of it, Harry? For a second I couldn't talk. That blood was pumping too fast. Two hundred and fifteen carats. When I finished cutting, it'll be reduced to a hundred and twenty-five. How much will it be worth? Diamonds like that? You could get a hundred thousand dollars. And no questions asked. That's funny. It's kind of oily on the surface, but... Down inside it gleams like it's on fire. Does it frighten you? Yeah. Stone like that does things to me. The story of Great Diamonds is a history of intrigue. Violence. Murder. You... you said something about cutting it. I have to study the King Midas until every detail of the task is clear in my mind. Then just a few light blows of the mallet on the chisel. And the result will be a flawless diamond. How long will it take? I should say about two months, Harry. I went down stairs to Marie. One look at me and she knew something had happened. I told her my plan.  They won't catch me. I've got it all figured out. This is our chance. He told me himself that the diamond will be worth a hundred grand when he's finished. A hundred grand? Yeah. No more pots and pans and scrubbing floors. No more passing phony checks. We'll be set for life, Marie. How are you going to go about it? I'll wait until he's finished cutting the diamond. How will you know when he's finished? You'd have to know the exact time. If you waited too long, he might turn it over to the owner, Mr. Johnson. Then where would you be? Don't worry. I've got that figured out, too. So you want to become a diamond cutter, Harry? If you'll teach me the work, Mr. Anderson, I promise it won't be any bother. All I want to do is watch you while you go about cutting the king, Midas. Diamond cutters aren't made overnight. It takes a great deal of time. I spent 50 years learning the craft. Oh, please, Mr. Anderson, you don't know what this means to me. Well... All right, Harry. I'll let you watch me as I work. So that's how it began. Every day for two months, I went upstairs and watched Anderson as he studied the king-lightest diamond. Cleavage must take place along Plains Parallel to the octahedron faces of the crystal. Step by step, he explained the job, how he would split it, where he would place the notches so that the diamond would split along the exact lines he wanted. He went over every detail again and again and again. Finally, he cut the notches for the splitting. Slowly, carefully, and then he placed the diamond in the vise. He got out the chisel in the mallet and placed them on the workbench. It was like a wedding ceremony. I was on fire. I couldn't wait. Just a few taps with the manate and it's done. Are you going to do it now? No, Harry. Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, he kept putting it off. Then I realized what it was. He was scared. He couldn't trust his unsteady hands. It hit me like a ton of brick. He was never going to cut that diamond. You're so smart. What are you going to do now? I'm going to cut the diamond myself. You? Yeah, me. I know how it does. It's all set. There's nothing to it. But what about Anderson? We don't need Anderson anymore. You mean? Yeah. But that's murder. So it's murder. They'll never pin it on us. I figured out a way to do it without leaving any trace behind. We went upstairs. Anderson was standing where I left him at the workbench. He was so lost in thought that he didn't hear us come in. He isn't walking.  Hi, let go of me. I don't like to do this, Mr. Anderson Honest. Mary, Mary, stop him. It's no use, Mr. Anderson. I don't. He begged for mercy. He fought back, but it was useless. I had a firm grip on his neck. Both hands, and he was an old man. I squeezed tighter and tighter until his voice was cut off. His body stopped thrashing around. Held him like that a couple of seconds more for good measure. You can let go of him now. He's dead, Harry. Dear, dear, dear. Dear, imagine that cold-blooded murder. Killing a harmless old man like Mr. Anderson, choking him to death. Doesn't that slay you? And all because of a piece of ice. Why it makes me hot under the collar. And that cool cucumber, Harry Smith.  Mr. Host, I'd surely hate to look forward to such a fate. Oh, no danger, Mary. That is, unless you plan to embark on a crime career just for excitement. No, thank you, Mr. Host. I find enough excitement in the little everyday pleasures of life. Take yesterday, for instance. I was in the middle of the luncheon dishes when the doorbell rang and then walked my cousin Betty, a whack just back from overseas. You can imagine that cold for a real celebration and in no time I had the tea kettle on and we were sitting down to a real gab fest over our friendly cups of Lipton tea. We were in the sun room and the sun was streaming in, lending its bright gold and rays to cheer us on. We just sat there sipping and talking. Oh, it must have been for hours because the sun was going down in a rosy blaze when we finally tore ourselves away. And believe me, Lipton's played a lively part in the fun we had. Even Betty remarked on it. When she got up to go, she said, You know, Mary, it's tea like that that makes a person glad to be home again. And friends, that's really true. Lipton's grand brisk flavor is worth hunting the world over to enjoy.  Try it yourself. Tomorrow, start enjoying Lipton's, the tea with brisk flavor. Well, friends, let's get back to Harry Smith and his charming wife. Such nice people.  And unless they have a lot of another kind of ice, handy, they'll have to do something fast to get rid of the body. We carried Anderson's body down to the cellar and broke open the brick wall, placing the old man's body behind it. We bricked it up again. Then we went through my plan. I wrote a suicide note. To whom it may concern, I, Olaf Anderson, because I failed in the task of cutting the King Midas diamond, have decided to take my life. When this note is found, I will be dead. It was easy for me, a professional, ford you to take the suicide note in Anderson's handwriting. I had him say he was going to end it all in the river and that he was taking the diamond with him to his death. And that night, Marie and I took a walk across the footpath over the Hudson River Bridge. And we reached the middle. Not the suicide note in Anderson's overcoat pocket. Yeah. No cars coming from either direction. Now's a good time to drop it. Yeah. The cops will find the coat and figure that he took it off before he climbed the rail and jumped. All right. Come on, Harry. Let's get away from here. We went home. Marie telephoned police headquarters and asked for the missing person's bureau. I want to report a missing person. It's the man I work for, Olaf Anderson. Yes, Anderson, I'm his housekeeper and I'm worried because it's so late and he hasn't come home. My name, Mrs. Harry Smith. We went to bed. I guess we would hear from the police the next morning and I was right. Yes, what is it? Megan is the name, lady. Detective Joe Megan, missing person's bureau. Oh, yes. Come in. Are you the party who reported a man named Olaf Anderson missing? Yes, did you? Did you find him? I think so. I'd like you folks to come down to the morgue with me. The morgue? Point four. They've got a body down there. A body of an old man that fits the description of Anderson. It was fished out of the Hudson River early this morning. You might be able to identify it. Here we are, folks. Before I lift the sheet on this slab, I ought to warn you. This stiff ain't exactly pretty. We can stand a little shocked, Megan. I just thought, the lady. I'm all right. Okay, then. Well, do you recognize him? His face is gone like he went through a meat shop. Most of his clothes were gone, too, when we got him. Who a guy must have got caught in the propeller of a passing ship. Marie, it's Mr. Anderson. Harry. Don't you recognize a pass? They're from that old suit he always used to wear. Oh, yes. Yes, you're right. So you can identify him, eh? I'm sure that's Mr. Anderson. Well, I guess that closes the case. Suicide. Body recovered. And a great big hunk of diamond at the bottom of the Hudson River. It was a lucky break for us. We were in the clear, and the king mightest diamond was ours. We went back to the house. I took the diamond up to the workroom and I placed it in a vice. I got out the mallet in my chisel. I thought it'd be easy to cut the stone until I tried. Well, what are you waiting for? My hand is shaking. I'm kind of nervous. Things have been coming too fast. Let's put this off until tomorrow. I didn't know why he said I'd do it tonight, but... But what? I don't feel so well tonight, Marie. You're lying. How long are you going to keep this up? I take it easy. You said you knew how to do it. I do. Well, then cut it for heaven's sakes.  Don't rush me. If I make a mistake, it'll cost us a hundred thousand dollars. You've been putting it off for three days now, Harry. First this and then that. There's always something. You've always got a reason for not cutting that diamond. Listen, Marie, I've got to be careful. Knowing how to cut the diamond is one thing. Doing it is another. You're scared. That's what's the matter with you. Don't say that. You're frightened. Look at your hands. See how they shake. Well, you can hardly hold a mallet and chisel. You're as bad as Anderson was. She was right. My hands were shaking just like Anderson's before I killed him. I tried for control. I told myself the diamond was nothing but a chunk of carbon crystal. I placed the chisel against the stone. I raised the mallet. But I couldn't bring it down. Now what are you waiting for? I don't know how hard this strike. A gentle blow. That's what you said Anderson told you. I can't do it. You can't do it. Of course you can.  There's nothing to it. She went wild. She began to shake my arm and screened with me. But her voice seemed to come from a distance. I kept staring at that diamond as though I were hypnotized. My throat was dry as dust. I was dizzy.  The diamond was doing things to me. And it was driving Marie crazy. Suddenly I couldn't stand it. Her voice snapped something in my mind.      I've had all I can take from you. Why have all the nerve you... Harry. Put down that mallet. Stay away from me. I didn't mean those things I said. Take as much time as you like. Don't... Harry! I'm sorry. I lost my head. Marie says something. He's dead. I killed him. I took her body down to the cellar, reopened the wall and placed her body with Anderson's. I'd hardly finished putting the bricks back into place when the front doorbell rang. I cleaned my hands, went upstairs and opened it. Hello, Smith. It was Megan, the detective. He came in, looked around suspiciously and closed the door behind him. What's the matter with you, Smith? Me? Yeah, you. You look sick. Me? Sick? I never felt better in my life. Maybe it's the light. She'll wipe it home? No, she isn't. You expect her home soon? I know. No, she... went to Baltimore to visit her mother. Life kind of suddenly, didn't she? What are you driving at, Megan? Like the chip off your shoulder. Nobody's picking on you. Yet. What do you mean? This Anderson's suicide. You said the case was closed. It's closed until this morning. Now there's a couple of angles in the case that don't make sense. I'm not even sure the old guy we pulled out of the river is Anderson. But I identified him. Sure you did. Just today, a guy named Keelie shot up at the morgue and swore that same body was his father. It must be Anderson. The suicide note... Suicide note said Anderson was killing himself because he made a mistake and ruined the King Midas diamond. There, don't you see? But Anderson never got the job of cutting that diamond. He what? Say that again. Anderson never was commissioned to cut the King Midas diamond. How do you like that? It can't be. He told me himself. I got that information straight from the owner, Mr. Johnson. I don't believe it. Johnson was out of town until this morning. I got in touch with him making a routine check on the facts. He told me never commissioned Anderson to cut the stone. Said Anderson was too old and unreliable to be trusted with the job. But I saw the diamond. Saw it on Anderson's workbench. The diamond you saw must have been a phony. A diamond. Still upstairs in the work room. Still waiting to be cut. I couldn't believe it was a phony. I wouldn't believe it. It had to be the King Midas. Megan was getting more and more suspicious. I had to act fast before he got down to the cellar and noticed the fresh plaster on the wall. I had to make sure about the diamond. I'd gone too far now to back out. I hit Megan on the head with an hand iron. It was unconscious. I dragged his body out of the closet and locked the door. Upstairs in the work room. Grabbed up the chisel mallet. No time to think down. No time to be frightened. I had to know if that diamond was the King Midas. I put the edge of the chisel to one of the cleaving grooves struck with a mouth. The chips. It is glass. Megan was right. I went through all this for nothing. The whole thing was clear now. Anderson had lied to me. He had lied even to himself. Yeah, that was it. He had been unwilling to admit even to himself that he was no longer good enough to be trusted to cut the King Midas diamond. He was nuts. And he made up that crazy story. And I swallowed it. There was one thing left to do. I had to get away as far away as possible as fast as I could around the stairs. Going somewhere, Smith? Megan. Eyes to hands. Get in my pile. I'll come on down here. That's close enough. How'd you get out of the closet? It's not trick at all to force that door when I recovered from the crack on the hedge you gave me. And it sucked. It's something for me, Smith. You know, it gave me a brand new angle on this case. A new angle? Yeah. How's this? You thought Anderson had the King Midas diamond. So you killed him for it and planted that phony suicide note on the bridge. You know, we almost fell for it.  It wouldn't be at all surprised if you murdered your wife. And all for a phony five and 10 cents to a diamond. Poor Harry Smith. What a life for Smith caught between the hammer and the anvil. You know, he never should have lost his head and murdered his wife. No, because now it looks as though he's going to have to lose the rest of him. Yes, right now Harry is really harried. And when the state executioner gets him, he'll be fit to be tied in a noose. Well, this has all been very exciting, Mr. Host. But now before we go, suppose we leave our listeners with a very special word. And that word is? A word that's quicker to say than a minute. The word brisk. Because friends, brisk signifies the flavor you want in a tea. And brisk stands for Lipton Tea. So if you like tea at its most flavorful, delicious best, just remember this, always ask for Lipton Tea. Maybe you meant to get it last week and just forgot. Well, keep that from happening again. Right now, put down Lipton Tea on tomorrow's grocery list. And now, friends, a few parting words of advice culled from the case history of Harry Smith.  And don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today because someone might do you in tomorrow. Oh, by the way, this month's innocent and mystery novel is The Lying Ladies by Robert Finnegan. And next week, the makers of Lipton Tea and Lipton Soups will bring you another inner sanctum story directed by Hyman Brown and called Night is My Shroud. Where would you least expect to meet the man of your dreams? You know, tall, good-looking, well-groomed.  You'll be listening to Inner Sanctum at the same time next week to see how your dream may come true as only dead dreams can. Until then, good night. Pleasant dream. To make him say, I'll have another helping of soup, please. Better serve lots more Lipton's noodle soup and serve it lots more often, friends. Its delicious, chickeny tasting soup has that real old-fashioned flavor and it's full of tempting, tender noodles. You prepare Lipton's noodle soup mix with ease and speed and it costs less and makes lots more. It's Lipton's noodle soup. So ask for some tomorrow. And next week, tune in for another Inner Sanctum Mystery. This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.


Ninth edition of our little conference and I have a horrible echo on this microphone but I'll just try to live with it. Yeah if you ask a conference organizer what they like best about a conference you will get two answers depending on when you ask them. If you ask them during the conference they will say in a bit of a grumpy voice the day after but if you ask them after the conference or a couple of months before the conference they'll say I like doing the opening talk it gives me a chance to talk to all these people who are expecting something interesting and making them wait. So yeah I wanted to do a long opening talk but it's going to be a short one again so I would like my next slide from my assistant and not that one. That one good. Well the life of a conference organizer is one of recurring nightmares. Last night or the night before last I didn't sleep I was thinking what if no one shows up how unbelievably stupid will I feel if I am at the bar all alone and no one will be there or what will it feel like to talk to an empty auditorium it's well not quite empty but not full enough. And then after the nightmare phase there is the firefighting phase the beer event last night I'll talk a bit about it later went fairly well but after I got to the couch I was surfing my phone started ringing and it kept ringing it's amazing how many things can go wrong when you organize a conference and then of course there's the solution to all this it's caffeine there's lots of it Leslie tells me it tastes bad but it's caffeine and then there's the adrenaline you know keep us going. So this conference would not be possible without our sponsors we've got the usual suspects up there for whom we are eternally grateful Riley has their stand with books Josette has lots and lots of books there's even a book about small dogs so I don't know what that does in our shipment but she's got it and then novel is on our cornerstone sponsors as well and then we've got all these other nice people noteworthy is Cisco who are doing wireless you see these people over there they are not quite smiling yet once they start smiling the wireless is working there's currently a captive portal which speaks SSL with a self-signed certificates I suggest you ask one of the Cisco guys for the fingerprints before you trust it because it is you know Mozilla will complain last night we had our little beer event it was little and Google was kind enough to sponsor some free beer we like that very much so in addition to the sponsors we like donations we actually love donations this year we made the donation form easier so you can donate more and more easily we've got beautiful t-shirts with a new logo with lots of cloudy things and brainy things the usual O'Reilly books and pockets if you donate enough and then tomorrow we will do our annual notorious donations draw there are some Nokia gadgets to win again some bug labs gadgets with arm CPUs you plug them together and they do shiny things for you and then there's the more books and pockets I think it's five books you can win two times five books so if you're very lucky you have lots of things to read and magazine subscriptions in various languages so do dates much and donate often and get a free t-shirt and show it to everyone so this beer event of mine how many people were to be events okay how many of you are somewhat hungover hmm same crowd yes nine years ago I had this bright idea of you know if people are going to show up at the conference on time we won't have time to set up the conference people who want to use wireless network and there won't be wireless network so let's treat these people to a beer somewhere in the center of Brussels and get them hungover so they show up a bit later that idea backfired slightly every year we bust some records which are on the next slide if it's going to get there so did anyone try to count how many people were in there according to fire regulations about 750 should fit in a bar at one time of course we have the bar and the bar across the roads and the roads and the road next to the roads and I think there were people downstairs probably oozing into other streets so many people and my beer distribution algorithm version 3.0 incorporating free beer as a storm control system you just had to be there worked very well we had a total bill of not quite 10,000 euro when I left at midnight and at three o'clock one of my phone calls was from a Swiss gentleman who asked me does it still make sense to go to the beer event at this time yeah probably let me know if there's any people left and then ten people ten minutes later he called me back and I said it's still packed with people here so yeah I think the total bill was something to be proud of thank you and thank you Google for sponsoring free beer wherever Leslie is there's Leslie free beer as goods we like free beer so so that was the philosophical part of this opening talk at the info desk you find these little booklets the booklet is your friend it has everything you need to know about the conference in it there's practical information about just about everything there are talk schedules which are somewhat up to date with reality if I keep talking too long then they get sink there's an area mapping there as well if you get hungry we have our Belgian fries somewhere out here and then there's all the local establishment with tasty stuff for you the network as I've mentioned is still in a state of flux I still don't see any particularly smiley faces but you know it sends good vibes to them and it'll work there is a I mentioned the captive portal if that works it will point you to any last minute announcements which we might like to make like fire fire and things like that the ESS ID is for them with a capital if and small other letters for reasons unknown to me and well oh yes I was going to say things about new things the last minute slide we have a cloakroom this year you can just leave your valuable stuff in there we're not exactly responsible for it but we will try to keep them safe there's a shuttle service to the south station Sunday evening there's times in the booklets they may or may not reflect reality but we'll do our best to make them reflect reality and if you get lost confused or arrested during the event you can call this number and we will try to well unconfuse and unlose you and we don't know if you can do anything about arrested but we will certainly try and I think that concludes my talk does it no it doesn't oh yes we don't like trash we hate cleaning up after a conference we're not your mother but you know use common sense and if you see something roaming around which shouldn't be roaming find a bin and put it in there so that really does conclude my talk and before I hand you over to the capable hands of our real keynote speaker Mark sermons Simon wanted to say something interesting from a sunny software company who also happens to sponsor us but here is Simon I'm sort of setting up the laptop for marketing it's a laptop dance while yeah while we're waiting for this laptop thing and the laptop dance we'll do the first and dance so can I ask you over the yellow t-shirts to come and join us for the first and dance it's we've been doing the first and dance for months now thank you if some visitors also want to join us they are free to do it it did okay we're running a bit late I'm moving fast moving fast but don't worry this is first half an hour break so okay so I've been tolerated for a just a brief warm-up here because we're worried that you know you you might still have a hangover I'd like to just talk to you briefly about the problems of long-term success which unfortunately I think that the free and open source movement is beginning to suffer from let me try and explain what I mean by those things 25 years ago last November Richard was starting the GNU project he had actually written the GPL at that stage that was something was going to come 25 years ago this year before he did all that there were some other folks who were working on some other code and they were working on a piece of code that made computers work over networks and we're talking here about deep history about stuff that works in the distant unknown past and when we look back at the things we did all those years ago to license the code that we wrote 27 years ago that is still in Linux it wasn't necessarily licensed in quite the way that seems appropriate these days in particular there is some code that's been hanging around in the Linux kernel for oh I don't know how long that does some interesting things I don't know whether you've gone if you've run into this code the ONC RPC code has been in existence I think the reference implementation is now 29 years old and it still has the original license on it from 29 years ago just to put that into perspective for you that predates the BSD license it comfortably predates the GPL now the license that went on that code 25 years ago was the the most liberal code you license you can possibly imagine if you are living 29 years ago it says basically you look use this code but please don't try and make a profit off it because well unless you're going to build it into something else that's fine that's what the license basically says now a number of years ago some fine people on the Debian legal mailing list discovered that this license was still in there you'll notice that this this bug here was opened in 2002 and this is so this is this is itself coming up for a substantial birthday what happened back then in 2002 is that the the fine guys from Debian got in touch with Denise Cooper who was doing my job at some back in those days and said excuse me would you mind re-licensing this Sun RPC code over to something which is DFSG free here's that here's the license down here and so we looked at this and let me explain to you what happens when you ask me to re-license a piece of code I have to find someone who knows what you're talking about and that isn't necessarily easy with a piece of code that was written in 1982 because the person who wrote it probably isn't with the company anymore the piece of code actually well no one owns it in Sun because the version of a Sun RPC that's in Debian is actually a derivative of a derivative of a derivative and so the code that's in there has got an embedded license statement that comes from years and years ago so with this piece of code we looked at it and said we've no idea where that's from and so the bug that the request inside Sun went to sleep we hoped everyone would forget about it and and indeed people did for a number of years if you if you look back at Debian bug 181 493 you'll find it kind of went to sleep for a really long time and then last year it woke up again and I got an email saying so look we're going to take this code out of Debian if you don't re-license it I said well where is this code they said well it's in Port Lib and it's in G Lib C so so you're going to take G Lib C out of Linux okay so we got some some lawyers working on this big problem because it's not actually code that my company uses in any product at the moment there's no product group to pay the lawyers and there's no engineer who knows the code to tell the lawyers what to actually go and investigate so I had a bunch of people working their spare time for about three four months trying to work out where this code comes from and I'm delighted to be able to give you a warm-up today to tell you that two days ago I was told we can re-license the Sun RPC code so that it can get shipped in Fedora and hey if you fancy changing G Lib C a week before release in Lenny you do want to change G Lib C a week before release don't you say yes no no so we've done and it's it's always good to celebrate occasions so you know this is the this is the birthday of this bug and let's where are we down here and so we're gonna have a little celebration it turns out that we can all live in happiness and harmony from here I've got another problem to solve so excuse me for a few weeks while I don't fix the next bug that BDAL has lined up for me out of the Debian database I've discovered that we've got to change Sun's terms of employment so that our employees can contribute to open source communities we should have done that maybe five years ago but we turned up when we bought my SQL that we had a problem so I hope to be able to come back to FOSDM next year and tell you how I've changed our terms of employment so all 30,000 employees can join open source communities but this I have to do for now so without any further ado we'll see whether the this computer is working here for Mark yeah I'm gonna tell a joke


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What's good George Boatwalks back again with another video. So I'm gonna check out bad guys wrestling greatest heel turns It's something great about a good heel turn a heel turn that you're not expecting a heel turn that comes out of nowhere and it literally sets up months and months of entertaining television to the point where you want to see that person suffer you want to see that person Get what they deserve man And we've had some really really great heel turns in the past few years So we're gonna go down memory lane check out some of these iconic moments where you just once it happened You know, ah, yeah, we're we're in for a show and I'm looking forward to seeing this bad guy get what he deserves Man, so we're gonna check this out another video with wrestling wrestle with Andy link to the original video We'll be down below as always go give them a subscription if you haven't already as plenty of dope wrestling videos You guys definitely check out Ricky steamboat at some point during your wrestling career You're going to have to shift your alignment on the heel baby face chart. Well, not John Cena, but you know Well, I mean I technically at one point he was a heel I think he when he started the the chain gang gimmick or what not the the thug and nomics gimmick He was a heel at first and then he became baby face So I Recommend if I'm wrong, but I do believe that's how it went He was a heel and then he transitioned into a baby face and while it usually creates more opportunities to make money in Merchandise if you go from being a villain to a hero doing the opposite can be a lot of fun, too As it allows performers to have a lot of fun during the process But what are some of the best examples of this in wrestling history? Well, that's exactly what we're going to be looking at today So join us as we take a deep dive into dark side Yeah Let's do this of course as always if we're going to start anywhere We really should do so with a big example and perhaps no bigger example of a successful heel turn in all of rest Of course exists then the time Hulk Hogan dropped the big leg on Randy Savage. Yeah form the nw Hogan this moment was one of the impactful because for over honestly you can say There's probably the greatest heel turn of all time because it needed to happen Because the Hogan gimmick the goody-two-shoe gimmick wasn't working and People had gotten tired of it. So it needed to happen and when it did it it created waves Specific prior to it. The Hulkster had been the ultimate baby face someone so popular He was able to rocket the industry into its first boom period and become a bona fide pop culture phenomenon in the process Seriously, whether you watched wrestling or not, everyone knew who Hulk Hogan was in these the only problem with that though Was that as the 90s came around fans were starting to tire of his antics as they'd grown pretty repetitive in stale On top of this those same kids who'd originally served as Terry Bolle as hulk of maniacs were now a little older and looking for something Edgier to get behind something they would soon find in the likes of stone cold Steve Austin over on raw But before Austin could really take off It would be WCW who first stoked the flames of the second boom period when after a couple of years of getting Routinely booed by fans in the southern Rasslin promotion It was decided for Hogan's sake that the best thing to do was to turn him a heel Sure, he may have been hesitant to go with this at first He definitely was convinced by at the time WCW boss Eric Bischoff that it was the right idea He went down to the ring during the match pitting Kevin Nash and Scott Hall against Macho Man Randy Savage Lex Luger and Sting at July 7th 1996's bash at the beach and shot the world by siding with the heel invaders No, so shocking was this that fans and attendance immediately began raining garbage down on the ring And that's when you knew it was a hit because people were mad and that's All the I'm pretty sure everybody in that ring. He knew we got him. It's over. They're throwing trash We got him. It's over as Hogan got on the mic and told them all to stick it But why did they react so viscerally if they were already booing him? Well as it turns out Hulkamania was a lot like that favorite toy you had when you were a child Sure, you might think you're too old for it after a certain point and so don't want to play with it anymore But as soon as your parents gave it away, you're bound to miss it Basically everyone watching that night suddenly remembered how big a part of their childhood the Hulkster had been and so seeing him now Reject them hit them in a way. They weren't anticipating and the anger this created helped to propel WCW to an 83-week winning streak in the ratings against their competition as the NWO angle became for a while at least the best thing in the industry by a country mile for sure But it wasn't the only time Hogan was involved in an iconic heel turn Of course that said on those other occasions he'd be the baby face getting turned on yes as the top star of 1980s WWF Everyone wanted a shot at Terry Bolea and his world title, which was exactly why Andre the giant decided to step to the dark side in 1987 and Like with the prior example the reason this one hit so hard was because for years before that Bands in New York were conditioned to see Andre as nothing less than a perennial baby face Someone who they could always cheer for no matter what come the time of WrestleMania 3 Realizing his career was winding down and that he'd never been able to win the WWF title the Frenchman decided to get mean in order to secure his final shot at the prize So that was why during a segment where Hulk Hogan's then three-year-long WWF title run was being celebrated by the three years Crazy what we're dealing with now we're Roman President Jack Tony the giant confronted him with Bobby Heenan in tow Informing him that his time was up then in order to satisfy this point He tore the crucifix chain off Hogan's neck with his reasoning being that the Hulkster had hogged the spotlight For too long and that now it was Andre's turn And you all know what happened next the two Titans clashed the Pontiac Silver Dome a couple of months later in front of an alleged 93,000 with the moment where Hogan slammed Andre still being considered by many to be the most iconic scene in the history of the industry Sadly though the giant wouldn't be able to get the title that night Though he would get a brief token reign a year later Which at least meant he could check such a goal off his bucket list Of course when it came to the man who won the belt after him However, well he'd have a much longer run on top a run which eventually led to him going heel on Hulkamania, too Were we talking about here? Oh, yeah Yes, while the WWF title had been vacated following the controversy surrounding Andre winning it at February 5th 1988 the main event a new champion was to be decided in a one-night tournament at WrestleMania 4 a month later And it was at this event that the macho man finally Ruins to the top and took the belt for his own But even with him now being the supposed star of the company He's still second-fiddled to the Hulkster in the grand scheme of things as over the course of the next year He wouldn't main event a single pay-per-view and he'd usually be cast as the tag team partner to Terry Bolea Needless to say then this eventually caused frustration to build up within him Frustration which was only intensified after Randy came to believe that Hogan had eyes for his wife Elizabeth So really it should have come as no surprise when at the main event to on February 2nd 1989 The champ finally snapped and attacked his partner as the mega powers formally And with the pair now at odds it meant that the obvious place to book the showdown between them would be at WrestleMania 5 the next month a match Which probably represented the high watermark of the golden era overall Hell so successful was both this bout and the mega power story around it It's still to this day widely considered to be one of the greatest angles in wrestling history Of course It's only remembered as well as it is because of that iconic heel turn were savage lambasted Hogan for having Something he was justified in believing as the Hulkster had always been something of a secret heel But he wasn't anywhere near as justified in becoming a villain as our next subject ultimately was because when Sean Michaels faked an injury in order To win a match in the spring of 2008 it incensed Chris Jericho so much He had little other choice, but to go. Hey, bro. This is one of my favorite heel turns Chris Jericho's heel turn This was good This was good the dark side in order to get even let's rewind for a second though in order to give some more context Basically after retiring Rick flair at WrestleMania 24 Sean Michaels found himself being targeted by the nature boys old stablemate Batista And so he did the subsequent feud between the two get that at a certain point a special guest referee was called to officiate their match in April 27th's backlash in the form of Chris Jericho as far as Y2J was concerned However, he had no favorites in this beef. No, he only wanted to call things right down the middle So an HPK faked a leg injury in order to get the advantage and the eventual win that night The first ever undisputed champion couldn't figure out why fans continued to cheer for him So really it's easy to see why the Canadian decided to reject fans at this point and morph into a new character One which refused to give them anything they wanted anymore And this included no longer having his loud garish promo style or his colorful ring entrances No, instead he would wear a suit and tie to the ring and speak softly a move Which was heavily inspired by both former AWA world champion Nick Buckwinkle and the character of Anton Chigur from no country for old Ben and it worked because he wasn't the Jericho that the fans love He was Particle and how he said things and he was he was you know, he would he would tell you off in such a Like condescending way with his suit like it came off. I'm better than you guys are scum. I love this This was such a good hill time, bro But while this was initially designed to be unpopular with fans It ended up being the best thing Jericho could have done in the long run because it completely Reinvigorated him and turned him into a true main eventer in Vince McMahon's eyes for the first time in his career On top of that the subsequent feud he had with Shawn Michaels was so good It still has to rank among the best of all time to this day But in fact if you really wanted to you could make a solid argument that this was the high point of Y2J's career in general In my opinion, I wouldn't get mad if you said that because this feud was so good And his his heel turn at this point was so it just worked It really did work the whole situation with him legitimately accidentally Punching his wife in the face Shawn Michaels wife in the face off Chef's kiss.  Well, it was because it came right in the middle of his legendary 434 day to be honest with you even though this is a good heel turn The my favorite out of his heel turns was when he turned on when he cashed in on Jeff Hardy That's my favorite version like his my favorite heel turn from CM Punk because it worked It made sense him cashing in on Jeff even though Jeff's the ultimate baby face I mean he had the money in the bank briefcase. I love that the hit the back and forth. He had with Jeff Fantastic, I love that heel turn run with the WWE title Yes This reign was so long that needing to freshen things up at a certain point cool Moe deep punk decided to shift allegiances after a while in order to stay at the top of his game and Who better to turn heel on then one of the most Then after all if you want to get maximum impact from anything you do You go after someone with the star power of the rock But this was more than about just targeting a big star Of course because only moments prior to eating and go to sleep the great one had announced his intentions to fight whomever The WWE champion was by the time the following year's Royal Rumble rolled around So seeing perhaps the greatest threat to his title reign yet the second city St realized he needed to establish dominance early and that the best way for him to do this was with a well-placed need to The face sure it would eventually come back to bite him as at the Royal Rumble the following January the Rockers in a way but prior to that it gave him a fresh coat of paint for the next six months Now got to take out a whole host of baby face challengers such as Ryback and John Cena And it also meant that once he returned to the baby face side of the equation in the summer of 2013 Audiences everywhere were more than happy to have him back on their side as it felt new all over again Of course, it wasn't long after this that he'd be gone altogether Something which left a huge hole in the main event scene Luckily though that hole would eventually be filled up by the shield up until the point that Broke the band up by turning 2014 there were few more popular acts in wrestling than the hounds of justice because whether he'll or baby face They were always booked as a completely dominating force and because of this then all three of their members Rollins Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns were quickly accepted by fans as major players in waiting But despite them seeming unbeatable Everyone knew the split was coming sooner or later as management clearly had plans to go with Reigns Yeah next top single-star the only question was when would it happen? And who would be the one to instigate it a question which was finally answered on the June great 2014 episode of raw so good the architect broke everyone's hearts Had he done this well seeing better opportunities for himself if he joined up with the villainous authority instead Rollins decided he no longer needed his old friends and while it wasn't a popular decision as far as fans were concerned It's hard to argue it didn't work out Well, it worked out when the money in the bank contract a contract He eventually cashed in on during the main event of WrestleMania 31 in March of 2015 to become WWE champion Really then for this reason alone It has to rank as one of the most successful heel turns of all time Though it doesn't make it hurt any less that we'd have to sacrifice one of the greatest stables of all time Yeah in order to get there Yes Well the shield would reunite a couple of times in the years following it would never be the same as it was that first go round Still you could argue its original purpose had been served by now Anyway, as all three members are amongst the top stars in the industry Even if Dean Ambrose has since reverted back to his old name of John Moxley over in all-elite wrestling Mm-hmm, and he's not the only former WWE star who's currently riding high down in Jacksonville at the moment No, his fellow Blackpool combat club member Brian Danielson is doing the same as it happens But before he jumped ship and became all-elite. He was having a career highlight run This was good to 2018 he introduced fans to the new Daniel Bryan Yeah, of course the reasons this one was so notable was because only a few months prior the American dragon had returned from a career-ending head Injury and picked up right where he left off as WWE's most beloved baby face Seriously, if you wanted to find someone else who had such a natural connection with live crowds as Brian did at this point You'd have to go back to the days of Mick Foley and Eddie Guerrero. That's how over he was I want people to understand he was continually Attitude era levels of over he was he was and Just Being able to witness that was it was it was a special time, man And that's what made it all the more impressive that on the November 18th 2018 episode of SmackDown He was able to get the same people WrestleMania on his behalf to boo him when he turned heel on AJ Styles and stole the WWE title from him Sure, you could argue that this was a baffling move as there was still plenty of mileage left in going with the Washington native as a top baby face But in the end it worked out for the best as the new Daniel Bryan proved to be the most entertaining person on the roster for a while But seriously whether it was lambasting fans for eating meat having a dream match against Brock Lesnar or Creating his own custom-made hemp title and it was crazy because he was a heel going against Brock Lesnar who essentially in the fans eyes was a heel and In that match in that particular match. He was a baby face That was a fantastic match, bro. By the way, you guys haven't seen it Daniel Bryan versus Brock Lesnar. That was a Fantastic match. I believe that was that a survivor series. I can actually Google this right now I believe that was a survivor series match. Let me double check I'm doing this right now y'all No, we gonna we're gonna get to this one. I believe that was a Yeah champion versus champion match Yeah, Brock Lesnar versus Daniel Bryan and at the time people didn't really care for Brock Lesnar being the champ Is we didn't really see him there, but in this instance, even though Daniel Bryan was a heel He was cheered like a baby face when he kicked Brock Lesnar in the colonis and kicked them square in the balls The fans cheered he cheat he tried to cheat the win and That's that's man crazy time. Fantastic magic. We haven't seen it man This new Hewlett's incarnation of the WWE champion proved to be a master stroke And it even saw him get to flip the script on his own iconic WrestleMania 30 moment At the showcase of the Immortals in 2019 rather than play the conquering hero overcoming evolution Bryan played the dastardly heel standing in the way of Kofi mania So when he fell to Kofi Kingston at this show and lost the WWE title to him in the process It created a moment so iconic It'll likely still be talked about for decades to come for sure that said it remains to be seen if it'll be as Iconic as the next heel turn we're about to discuss because even if it happened all the way back in 1980 old-school fans still remember the time Larry Zabisco turned on Bruno San Martino Okay, why is this one remembered as much as it is well? That's because for years beforehand Bruno had been the real-life mentor to Zabisco someone who'd begun training him in the early 1970s, I think I did then stood by his side while he worked his way I think I did see a video talking about this of the ranks of WWWF over the rest of that decade of course well Larry was making a name for himself though It was San Martino who was standing tall as the world champion for most of this period So in 1979 rolled around as the student decided he wanted his shot at being the top dog himself He'd have to challenge his teacher in order to earn this not that Bruno had an issue giving him his shot Of course no as always the Italian was someone who took on all comers What he did have an issue with however was that following their subsequent bout on January 22nd 1980 Zabisco attacked him with a wooden chair being unable to get the win And he wasn't the only one who had an issue with this because with it being an era where kayfabe was still a closely guarded secret and some in the audience continued to believe what they were seeing was real the heat for Larry going forward was Nuclear yeah, but of course behind the scenes Bruno and Larry continued to be good friends enough to where during their Subsequent program throughout the remainder of the year Sam Artino made his opponent look consistently strong Even if he never did beat him that said Zabisco would always be able to hang his hat on the fact that his heel turn was so successful It drew over 36,000 fans to Shea Stadium on August 9th 1980 that proceeded to watch him take on the champ in a bloodbath of a steel cage match and The whole things also served the dual purpose of helping to keep Bruno strong enough to the point that even if he'd already dropped his WWWF title to Bob backland by then he was still seen by many as the real top star of the promotion So perhaps this fact stuck in backlands brain and gave him a chip on his shoulder He never forgot about then because years later in 1994 He'd finally snap when he came back to show the next generation how it was done and was in the process Disrespected by Brett Hart at least as far as he saw it. That's right It was during the new generation era that following a return to New York former WWWF champion Bob backland found the landscape looking very different to the way he'd remembered it And this was because he was no longer the technical wizard respected by all his peers No, that's spotted now been taken from him by the hit man So angry over this and angry over the perceived lack of honor this current generation had Backland turned heel on the fans and in doing so became the most interesting he'd ever been Yes, well, he may have been a big draw in the early 80s That was all based on his matches as far as his promo skills were considered though They were always a little more vanilla, which was why I came as such a surprise He had a great character like Mr. Backland in him a character Which basically amounted to a crazy old get off my lawn type figure Who felt the need to preach the old ways of doing things at all times Of course, this led to him challenging Brett on a number of occasions throughout 1994 and 1995 Then and it was during one of these that with a little help from Owen Hart No, well-placed towel Yeah, I actually managed to beat the hit man to win the WWF title for a second time Sure, this title reign proved to be short-lived as just three days later He'd lose it to diesel in eight seconds at a Madison Square Garden house show Damn, but even if that was the case the very fact He'd been given the ball to run with again at all proved just how successful the Mr. Backland character had been and just how much longevity it ended up adding to his already story career That said, this is small time compared to the longevity a heel turn is given our last subject of today Because heading back to the current time period Despite struggling to get over in any meaningful way while he was the happy to be their white meat baby face son of Ray Mysterio We just really watched the video talking about Dominic Mysterio and his Ascension to the biggest heel in the company right now, man As soon as Dominic Mysterio turned on his father enjoying the judgment day He unlocked something within him which instantly transformed him into a star And yes, part of this was that he was now in on the joke of him being spoiled while growing up Yeah Hell so hard did he lean into this aspect of himself following his fall to the dark side It soon became the thing people loved the most about him But then how couldn't it be because seeing Dom spend a night in prison only to then come out of this situation Acting like a man who's seen hard time is so good It's almost hard to boo him and when you combine this with the fact that his ambiguous Relationship with his mommy Rhea Ripley has been the most entertaining thing on raw in years It's a surprise. He hasn't been turned back baby face yet. Yes We're sure this will happen eventually as like with all the people this way his final Going to be getting over in a big way as a fan favorite But before that happens he can rest safe in the knowledge He's doing his job so well that the heat where he receives on a weekly basis is often Nuclear yep, and what an achievement that is for someone who only a year ago Felt like a lost cause the next incarnation of other failed second generation stars such as Eric Watts or David Flair We suppose it just goes to show how effective a great heel turn can be then yes As we've seen today in all the examples We've looked at if you're ever in need of refreshing your character You don't need to create a new move set or even come up with a new entrance theme Yeah, all you have to do is tap in to your dark side. Yes, sir. It works every time. It seems like WWE They are great at booking heels for the most part in baby faces. They they they they're not that good at booking them So if you need a character change Turn heel if it makes sense People will buy into it It works So comment down below let me know who do you feel like on the main roster right now needs to turn here Who do you feel like could really benefit from a heel turn right now can definitely help out their Their character as it's going right now. Let me know down below, but I appreciate all of the support guys So on channel wrote to him if you can I'm still young speedy you to the wrestling champion world Appreciate y'all kicking me sing the next one


Hey guys, welcome to another Everything Swap. You saw me clean up the engine bay here. Quite a bit of grease and grime. Well, not quite a bit, but actually almost nothing to be honest with you, but I did use brake cleaner. Now some of you may think or know that brake cleaner will kind of leave a matte finish. No worries, we're gonna paint this blue, actually, and then paint this black. Not the whole thing, just spots where the rust is. That's why I was using the wire brush. And the rust, we're only getting rid of the flakes, okay? Like this is good, we can see some metal.  And we're gonna treat everything where there is rust, especially this area right over here. With this awesome paint, chassis saver by Magnet paint, paints. And this is the same paint I have used on my Toyota 4Runner, check this out. What this paint does is it, what's the word? Encapsulates the rust, so no oxygen, moisture gets through that paint, so rust is on the parking brake, pretty much. That's it. So we're basically trying to slow down the rust. That's the paint you wanna use, because I've been doing, I did, I'm doing a rear differential on this thing, on the 4Runner. This is the rear differential case. And I have been tossing this around, hitting it on the wood, okay? Not metal, but you know, wood. And this paint is just not coming off, okay? I mean, I've dropped tools on this, no chips, nothing. This has been on here for maybe a month or so, maybe even less. So it is also very durable. And it's only one coat. They asked for two coats, I only did one coat because I've been spraying, I also sprayed the whole car, my Toyota, with this stuff here, this wax in spray, kind of deal. Same as, what do you call those? Say hi to Lucas. Wool wax, oh yeah, wool wax, and something, there's one of it. You have your MZOE, MZOE, MZOE, MZOE, yeah. There's wool wax and there's something else. But this is supposed to be the best five years, every five years of maintenance, three to five years depending on where you are. Wool wax is every one or two years and there's the other, the one other. Fluid film, fluid film is a yearly re-spray. Anyways, back to the WRX. We're gonna use the black paint on all the rust areas everywhere. And then obviously repainted blue.  Repainted black, also with just regular spray paint. Or just leave it with a chassis saver paint. Doesn't matter, just making it look nice. And like I said, put the brakes on the rust. The rear diff is in. I was super easy on these hatchbacks. I mean, it should be like that on the old sixes and old sevens. You got any one? No fives and no force. We're replacing the old sensors. One of them is damaged on this JDM six speed transmission. Decided just to replace both of them. Are we taking this apart too? Yeah, just take it off here. We're getting a new shifter. The whole thing is new. Remember, this was from a junkyard, you know, JDM. So we have to do some maintenance to it. Check it, see if there's any maybe oil shape or metal shavings on the drain plug. The harnesses are different on these USDM sensors. Yeah, remember, that's why we had to do exactly the same on the one we had. Yeah, but that was from a much older legacy. This is supposedly same make model, exactly the same, but it's still different because it's JDM, this is USDM. So we're gonna compare the two here. So here are the original USDM plugs. Okay, that's the five speed. Maybe they're different because they're, I don't know, I have no idea. Anyways, so these are round plugs from the USDM and these are kinda squarish JDM plugs here. But it's okay, wires, just two wires, they're the same. This is a black with white, we're gonna splice it halfway or so and make a nice connection, shrink wrap it and all that stuff and plug it back in. Guys, quick update, took out the little oil pan just to check, you know, because it's easy and we do have some shavings on the magnet. It's inside and just want to show you how much. And this is how much we have all this gooey stuff. It's not too bad, you know?  I'm gonna try and, this is a strong magnet, by the way. I'm gonna need two hands for this magnet because this guy is strong. Yeah, I'm not feeling any big chunks, so it's okay. This is just your clutch material, but it's a good thing, you know, to remove the shaving so new ones can stick on. So we're gonna do that, clean this off, put new RTV on the little pan, stick it back on, undo this plug, see what's going on in there. It's nice and clean inside. We're gonna remove these oil seals, replace them, remove the oil seal back there and here we have the oil seals so this guy, this kind of flat one goes in the rear of the transmission. I believe this is the part number and these guys go on the side. These are different part numbers, guys. Here is one and somewhere is the other, I don't have it. Anyways, clean. Wait, wrong place. There we go. RTV. This guy's gonna go, I'm gonna oil this here, outside and inside, hammer that in, basically find a socket or something that's gonna go on the outside of this lip, drive it in. All right, update soon. Guys, we'll get updates. They're quite a bit. As you can see, the transmission is in. Couldn't really show you the outcome, you know, the wiring and basically everything else, but because I had people in here, so we just kind of, me and Lucas, we kept on working, you know, had a little bit more help with the transmission and just kept on working and kind of talking at the same time and couldn't really record. Anyways, this is what has been done so far. So can't really see the harness, but it was, you know, wired, zip tied, cleaned the transmission, wiped it off just a bit, installed all the new seals, cleaned up this area here, brushed the splines, greased up the fork over here. It's actually very, very nice. I'm gonna have to remove this again to install the thread bearing, but you know, gonna worry about it later. Right now it's just propped up on a jack so I can actually finish painting this. I, you know, since I had Lucas and all the, you know, extra help here, we figured might as well put the transmission in. I thought I'll just lift it and still have room to do a little touch up on the subframe. Not much of painting that needs to be done on the subframe. It's just here and there a little bit. Mostly it's in this area right over here, kind of focused on the lower parts. Basically impossible to reach when everything is back in. Anyways, something I wanna mention, look for bubbles.  So I had bubbles in this area here and bubbles in this area here. You wanna send these down because the brush will not remove the bubbling, rusting paint under the paint, you know?  Anyway, so this thing is ready to paint. I am gonna paint this bracket here now. Some of you may say, oh, well, why don't you just take it off? Well, taking it off, it's not just this, okay? It may look like it, but it's this whole bracket that holds the ABS pump, it's underneath, it's there, you know, you gotta say enough. Because if I just keep going, which I'd love to, because that's how I am, you know?  And we're not doing, we're not restoring this, okay?   It's not a daily, you know? So it's not gonna, the rusting process is gonna be slowed down significantly, you know?  So the way the transmission is, there is no, it's not attached under in any way. It's just, it's just a jack. And the way we did it, we moved it up with one guy in the engine bay, he attached the pitch mount here. This is gonna get replaced also later on because remember, you gotta remove this to put the engine in. You wanna have the transmission, you know, to be able to move up and down and, you know, straight. So those, that big, you know, bracket with the mount, transmission mount, that's gonna get installed. Then we're gonna rest it on the subframe when it's all painted and dry. Remove the pitch mount and then the engine can go in. All right, guys, I'm gonna give this a coat, basically the paint that I showed you using a small brush. And then I'm hoping I can get a can of the actual factory paint and, you know, touch up the areas, the frame that was blue. Keep it blue, basically, make it look nice. This is what's done. I know, I did say I'm gonna just touch up the cross member, but you know how it goes. Just wanted to make it look even.  I did, I forgot to, before last update. I forgot to remove this harness, but I did, and I painted this whole thing. This is the area that's prone to rust, okay? And then the whole thing under the battery tray. This always rusts because of battery acid in there. And then just a few spots on top here, on top here. Now I would love to remove the fuse box and see what surprises are under there, but maybe another day. And then I did go ahead and paint the subframe here on this side and then behind. Oh, we gotta run. All right, so, and then this whole thing here. And same on the other side. The other side is much less rusty for some reason. You know, rust works in mysterious ways. Let's fix this run. Now I plan to use this brush tomorrow. What I'm gonna do, I'm just gonna take a bag and just wrap it around so it doesn't dry up. Guys, got an update. Got some paint, blue, really blue, not just any blue, really blue. Let's spray a little test to compare the really blue with engine bay blue. And this is what we got. So this is the test area. Straight on the black paint. I mean, well, it is different, but we're gonna spray it anyway. Obviously I can't spray the whole engine bay. That would be nice, but I'm not removing this stuff. No way. I'm thinking I'm just gonna probably leave the bracket black. Actually it was black, wasn't it? Tape this up, tape up some of the stuff, disconnect this, what not, and just kinda spray away. Maybe leave this black. I don't know. I'm gonna have to pound around this for a little bit and get you an update. Guys, we got an update. I gotta say I like the color. I was gonna shoot clear on it, but I am not going to because it's gonna be even more shiny. I'm sure I missed a spot or two, but we're gonna see how it looks once I remove this, you know, my art. What do you think? Got a little blend going over here. Well, not really. You got a line going here. Definitely no blend here. Oh, forgot to untape this bracket. Oh yeah, just gotta do a little touch up there. But yeah, gotta say not too bad. Okay, just gotta reattach the grounds, this harness here, and engine bay ready.


Morgon Snyddlands, aw, naw. Dwi'n gwybod nhw awl o'n gyrus, bydd eisiau gynnaeth. Yw'r mwladau matyn i'r Tilly international breaker, hamsthing. Dyna gynna'n gwybod nhw'n teimlo. E'n ni'n siant o'r swydda. So, it's probably a couple of games, isn't it? It's probably a bit more on the others' field, in them, maybe. West Amorown ni might be able to get a back foot, ar y bifio a wyddo chi'n ddink. Do you think Gilfwy could drop in, back into the, like, an eight? Because do we need, I know Snydlands, we were shining on the final word that Garnah leaves that position a little bit, but I don't think we've got anybody else you could play Snydlands position. I think Gilfwy could, but the question mark is there anyone who could play Gilfwy's position at this moment? Oh, I was just thinking Bernard. Well, it depends if he's fit though, isn't it? And it depends about the it depends about the fluidity of the team at this point. So, we're going in right now, Davis, or Bessage? No, Bessage, for me, is nowhere near this squad. Bessage is going for Snydlands, I can say. I think Tom could come in, but you just have to you have to change things. You have to change things around. You can have those, see, think about it is, right? You could have, you could almost say to Tom, or you, I think, and I think this is what we've seen second half, in the first half against against whoever we were playing on Saturday, Southampton, I think what we did was, we had a midfield triangle and it was it was almost that shape, right? But second half, we had a midfield triangle that shape. So, rather than someone sitting in front of the back four, we had someone sitting in front of their back four and I think you can do that as long as you are happy that everyone knows their jobs and people and I think that can happen with Guilfee. I think Guilfee, it's away from home, I think Guilfee will just be asked to just drop a little bit naturally because we're playing away from home when he'll look for that maybe. It'll probably be a four, three, three on Saturday as opposed to a four, two. That's what I'm saying, you get that shape right in midfield and you ask Guilfee to just drop and be part of that three, I think that might work and then maybe for the home, you know, the home game and then maybe Benar plays in the bothering game and then you look to change it maybe in that other's field game, but I think in this game you just leave Tom in and you just say to all three, just do your jobs in that flat three, the front three will take care of the rest and we'll go from there, but I think there is movement, I think you can have movement, I just don't, I just look and think if you drop Guilfee and I don't think Benar's quite ready but Benar might come to a point where you might be able to do that.  You're taking away from him. You're taking away but also what you are doing as well you're asking, you're saying you've got to be more disciplined and I think Guilfee's just one of those players that has he got that discipline in his locker. I think he can play in a flat three but as he got the... I think he can play at the eighth, I think because he works that hard and I think he's right. I don't know if there's an eighth in this team though. I think there has to be some signs. I don't know where there is down. I think, unless we just play a four, one, two, three. No, but a wife from home I think there's a room for eight. I just don't think I own there's a room for eight.  As such, you've got to hold them in fear there. You've got a pressure and you've got a number 10. So Ghana's the number eight. Say Ghana became the six. The hold them in fear play. Can he do that though? I don't know. I'm just saying. I mean he can. Didn't he do that and he was immense at it when he started? I don't know if this team just requires that little bit of discipline. That's what I'm asking for. I don't know if that's Guilfee's strength. I think, as I say, I think he can play in three. I just think there'll be times when he can play it. Or if Ghana goes the hold them in fear player, then him and Bernard are almost level. Of course. I appreciate this is all getting a bit weird. There's just fine numbers. I think at home we play with a six and we play with a 10. And Ghana's you know there. Right, but a wife from home I think he can play in three. Right, but away from home you play with a eight and you play with a ten. You don't play with a ten. Then you have a flat three. It'll be interesting to see what he does now because obviously, like we just said, Morgan's going to be out for a couple of weeks best case scenario. And obviously Andy Gomez should be back in a couple of weeks. Oh it is. It's just bad timing at the moment. It's just bad timing. We've got the players there. Got the players there that Guilfee shouldn't have to change position. We've got the players. It's just had a this point of the season. The players that we've brought in are not ready yet. I suppose that one more thing just to add before we finish is we've got a week if it's Tom Davis he's got a week a full week unbroken with the game to work on how they're going to play at Bournemouth. And you know what, maybe Davis will be a gofiff at Bournemouth because they are fit and they do get an arm and get up and down and it's going to be a difficult game.


Discipline in a language learning environment. The 21st century has completely changed language learning around the world. Nowadays, learning a foreign language is a matter of surfing the internet, and finding several courses or online apps that make it incredibly easy. In addition, young learners today have developed a series of skills, that also give them a higher chance of learning languages compared to previous generations. However, this has also made people more laid back and less motivated to try and learn other languages. Motivation and discipline. Motivation plays a really important role when learning a foreign language, therefore it also has a huge impact on the development and discipline of a class. Motivation varies depending on different factors such as age, job opportunities or love for languages. For instance, adults are normally more motivated about finding a better job, or being able to communicate when they travel to other countries. Due to those reasons for learning and their age, it might be easier to keep discipline in an adults class. On the other hand, children have other factors that affect their motivation for learning a language, like being forced by their parents, school requirements or it is just a way to give them something to do. Since young learners end up being unmotivated they get bored, and it makes it a little more difficult to maintain discipline. Discipline techniques. Teachers caught up in situations in which students discipline is not the best, have to come up with many different ideas to make students be more motivated and disciplined in a class. Teachers should try and treat students in a very friendly way which can help them earn students' trust. Teachers should also bring activities that match students' learning purposes, styles, and interests. If most of the students find the class of their interest, the chance of having a smooth and nice class is very high. Finally, both young learners and adults tend to react to teachers' attitude in class. That's why teachers should try and always keep a positive attitude in class. All of the aforementioned factors might influence discipline in classes. It is important to mention that discipline is strictly related to respect and for this reason, treating students respectfully, and keeping your word about anything regarding their learning process may be key to having well-behaved students in a class. Are you ready to teach abroad? At the end of the day, discipline is an issue in which both teachers and students should be fully compromised and whether it is not present in a class, the teaching learning process can be seriously affected. Teachers should try to use some of the strategies previously mentioned on their daily basis since their aim is to make the most of the time they share with students. In most of the cases, students' reaction towards classes based on the previously mentioned principles is positive and discipline changes. However, following the previous pieces of advice might not give teachers a 100% certainty of having a perfect class, in some cases, students seem not to be motivated about anything that is not their social life, but it can surely help to achieve better discipline in classes.


Jams, welcome back to my channel, so as you can see by the title, today I am testing out Alikaze Natural Not Speak On Here Detangler. So I am a sucker for a good detangler, okay? So we're going to test this out. I'm going to show you guys on camera how I use this for the first time to see if it works. The ingredients are pretty clean. Alikaze Natural is one of the brands that I really like for their ingredients. So hopefully I like this detangler and it works. The only thing I don't like about this right now that I can tell you off the jump is that I've never used this and look where you're at. Look at that. It's not full. That's one thing I hate about buying products when it's not full to the rim. I want it full to the rim because I want my full eight ounce, okay? I'm going to show you guys. I never used this. See, it's still closed. I just opened it. It smells good. Smells really good. So I have a very old twist out in my hair right now. Actually, this is still a twist out from the mask and bloom products that I were using and my hair badly needs to get washed. So because I have an old twist out, I want to detangle my hair first and it's the perfect time to try this out to see if it worked. Hold up. Let me take out my rings and give me a second while I take out these bobby pins out my hair. Okay. So all my bobby pins are out. As you guys can see, my hair needs a wash. It is tangled from this old twist out and we're going to get started. See, look at this. So I'm going to just take a chunk right here in the front. I'm going to start off with a small piece, you know, because we're just testing it out. This is very watery, like liquidy. You see that? It just moves. So I end up using more than I need to, but we'll see. I can't even remember. Well, I feel some slip. I do feel some slip. I know I have a lot of shedding. It's been like two weeks since I washed my hair. I'm expecting to have some shedding, but I'm so far. I have my spray bottle here in case I need it, but it looks like I'm not going to need it because this already is not a tick detangler.  It's dripping on my rug iron. I am making a mess. Okay, right out the back. One of the cons to this product is that it's so liquidy. It's so watery. That's the better word. It's so watery that it could get messy. You feel slip, and slip is always a plus. So now I have my little detangling brush. To lie, I do not have high hopes for this. It'll detangle. My hair will detangle. That's it. Let's try a bigger section. That was a small section. Let's try a bigger section. I'm going to take this whole section over here. The challenge is going to be the middle of my hair because the middle of my hair is thicker and a little bit more coarse. I'm going to try not to make a mess this time. This has been out for a very long time. I might be late to the game, but whatever. They actually have a new line out right now. Their lemongrass styling line. Lemongrass styling collection, I think it is. If I'm not mistaken. I would like to try it, but I might be late in trying that too. I don't get paid for this, so I get it when I get it. It's all detangled. I'll eat it through my section. This one and these two in the back. My, this is pretty decent. However, I feel like I had to use too much of it. I just saw where the bottle was before I opened it, right? It was like up here. Now it's right here. So I feel like I would only get a good five uses out of this. Max. It will take. I could be wrong, but based on how much I had to use today. I think that it won't last me long. I can't remember how much I, how much this costs on their website, but I do know I got it at a discounted price. Because as usual, I buy my products when it's on sale. So, wait, let me look up the price real quick just so I can give you all of the information. Okay, so this eight ounce bottle is $13.99. $13.99 for eight ounce bottle. You don't get the whole eight ounce because obviously it's not full or it could be that because some companies do this as well. Maybe the amount in it was eight ounces because the bottle maybe holds more than eight ounces. I don't know. That could probably be it. Maybe this is actually eight and a half ounces, but they only wanted to sell it, sell eight ounces. So they stopped right here. Who knows? I can't test that theory right now. But right now I'm going by what's on the bottle and it says eight ounces, yet it wasn't full. So $13.99 for eight ounce bottle for maybe five uses. If you have longer hair or thicker hair, it might be even less uses. I don't know. I don't know if that's worth it. I have to use, let me first, I would first have to see how long this actually lasts me to tell you if it's worth it because like I said, I have another detangler that I'm absolutely in love with and it's been lasting me even longer. So we'll see. But so far it does what it says, not be gone hair detangler. So that's it for this video. I just wanted to demonstrate that, test out the hair detangler real quick, show you guys on in live motion, how I used it and give a little short review. Hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you have this product or have already tried this product, let me know in the comments below how it worked for you. I like to know how products work on different hair types. Anyways, that's it for this video. Like, comment and subscribe if you haven't already and you'll see me in my next video.