Another difference in this offense is that Amari Cooper is now gone now. I yes last year was like CD lamb can do it all Breakout player what is going to change in that offense? And does Gallup have the goods? I think Gallup will be fine, but it won't be for another couple weeks He just started working into individual drills this week and he looks pretty good, but they don't want to rush him back So without him, you know, they know what they have in CD lamb and they feel good about what they have in Dalton Schultz their number one tight end that they franchise tagged That was such a thing that you could just count on they have Gallup Amari CD the last couple years and now it's like after those top two guys You really don't know where it's gonna come from They do have some interesting options, but they're just not proven ones Is there any name you can put on my radar that I should be looking at? It's Kavante Turpin for sure He kind of came on the scene a couple weeks ago in their preseason game having a punt return touchdown a kickoff return touchdown and you know the talk around here is They kind of let the secret out of the bag with him. And so that's the guy to keep your eye on for sure


Madam President, Lady, gentlemen and colleagues. From 1962 to 1965 John Maxwell Cuttsie lived in England first in this great metropolis and later out in Surrey. Having just completed his undergraduate honours degrees in English and mathematics at the University of Cape Town, he set sail for Southampton his first trip overseas. He was 21 years old, an aspiring poet, A London he told himself was the city from which he must learn to write. The plan was to get a respectable job by day and write in the free hours. He soon found work as a computer programmer. A programmer was seen the earliest days of computers near Oxford Street. In the evenings and on Saturdays he also researched and wrote an MA thesis on the novels of Ford Maddox Ford. He knew this Bloomsbury neighbourhood. He must have walked by Sears many times on his way to what was then Dylan's Bookstore in Mallard and Gower Streets. He would also have known that he was walking by one of the great publishing houses of the 20th century, favour and favour, building now integral to the Sears campus and adorned with a commemorative plaque in honour of its most famous editorial director, the poet, and one of his earliest literary mentors, T.S. Eliot. All of this is a prelude to the story of the writer that we are honouring today who began making notes for what became his first novel, Dusklands, in the Reading Room of the British Museum, just a stone's throw from here. It's now 50 years since John could see that this island shores for further studies in America, specifically a doctorate at the University of Texas, whereas a full right scholar he read linguistics, literature and Germanic languages and wrote a dissertation on Samuel Beckett's English fiction. In that time he's become one of the world's most distinguished novelists and critical thinkers. All of this has happened whilst also teaching and inspiring generations of students and colleagues from Cape Town to Chicago in his role as Professor of Literature, a position he currently holds at the University of Adelaide in South Australia, where he's lived since 2002. His work has been recognised through numerous other honorary degrees by other eminent universities and he's accumulated literary prizes, one after the other, and national honours from France and the Netherlands, as well as South Africa's highest award, the Order of Wapengubwe Gold. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2003. Now even without his fiction, a corpus which now includes some 13 novels and for which he's won two Booker Prizes for Life and Times of Michael K in 1983 and for Disgrace in 1999, a Commonwealth Writers Prize, the Pre-Feminate Étranger, the Irish Times International Fiction Prize and many more, could see as a scholar would still be acquiring honorary degrees since not only are his novels taught on syllabi all over the world, but so is his criticism. From the essays collected in white writing on colonial South African literature, it's a seminal book that is still unmatched since its publication in 1988, to those on censorship in giving offence, his intellectual autobiography of essays and interviews in doubling the point and the two volumes Stranger Shores and Inner Workings which feature many of the essays he's written as a regular contributor to the New York Review of Books. Even this doesn't adequately provide a sense of the range of his work, of the variety and originality, the cross-generic hybrid and difficult to classify works such as the eight lessons of Elizabeth Costello, or the extraordinary polyphonic novel Diary of a Bad Year, or the magnificent memoir trilogy Scenes from Provincial Life, or the translations from Dutch and Afrikaans, or his collaborative ventures or the adaptations of his novels for stage and screen. 20 years ago, when he was awarded an honorary doctorate at the University of Cape Town, his fellow novelist and colleague, Andre Brink, proclaimed that John Cotsia has changed not only the South African literary landscape, but the shape and horizons of the novel is a genre. The magnetic effect is tangible. There are centres named after him, writes David Atwell. Centres of creative writing, centres for creative and performing arts named after him in places at other ends of the world, Adelaide, Australia and Bogota, Columbia. There's even an asteroid named Dr Cotsia. Years ago in the South African press, Cotsia was variously called the Becket of the Borland, the Kafka of the Karoo, the Faulkner of the Felt. All three accolades are well chosen since they emphasise key writers in his formation and a landscape that has been central to much of his fiction. One could easily enumerate others, Defoe, Dostievsky, Tolstoy, Cervantes, Flauver, Pound and Rilke. But if we were to think of artists with a similar approach to work and style, I would still go elsewhere. Two figures remote from each other in time and vocation for whom he's expressed admiration. In classical music it is of course J.R. Spach. In tennis it is of course Roger Federer. Both keep standing the test of time, demonstrating the kind of genius that combines industry, improvisation, intelligence and intuition, qualities that have made them classic players in their respective fields and qualities you will find when you read the work of J.M. Cotsia. Madam President, it is my privilege now to present Professor John Maxwell Cotsia for the award of Doctor of Literature and to invite him to address this assembly. Thank you first, Kai, for your kind words. It is an honour for me and a pleasure to be asked to say a few words to the new graduates of the School of Oriental and African Studies. I was never a student at SOAS, but my brother David was. David is alas no longer with us. But I can imagine what he would have said about the present occasion. I had to attend lectures and sit exams to get my degree. While you have to do nothing but rock up for graduation day it is an outrage. For many years I taught at the University of Cape Town where among my colleagues were graduates of SOAS teaching history, anthropology and African studies. Through the dark decades of the 1970s and the 1980s these men and women resisted pressures from left and right to give their teaching and scholarship a more nationalistic slant. They continued to present an intellectually sophisticated account of how we understand ourselves, how we understand our culture, how we understand our history. I was proud to be associated with the example they set of academic responsibility and I'm proud today to be associated with the institution where they were nurtured. Those of you who plan to follow careers in higher education will, I hope, carry the values of SOAS with you into the future. Thank you.


Good afternoon, Foundation staff. This is Dr. Theron Sherman. Today's broadcast doesn't contain any objectionable material, but it is quite puzzling. You see, this document we're studying today, SCP-6555, is not in the Foundation databases, and seems to reference events that are from the far future. Perhaps you can help me decipher this. Let's begin. Item number, SCP-6555. Object Class, SAFE. Special Containment Procedures. Due to its distance from the closest populated settlement, SCP-6555 does not require containment. Description. SCP-6555 refers to the remains of an unidentified structure on the rogue celestial body of XCO-8537-A, discovered in 26,576 HE, after deep space satellites detected faint electromagnetic fluctuations. SCP-6555 emits a constant broadcast of archaic emergency radio frequencies from its epicenter. Research probes dispatched to the surface of XCO-8537-A for observation of SCP-6555 have, thus far, been inconclusive. Exploration within SCP-6555's interior have provided the following results. The configuration and layout of SCP-6555 suggests that the structure was, at one point, semi-modular. The presence of warped steel and broken synthetic compounds near the northwestern and eastern sectors was also noted during exploration, indicating significant surface impact. Inside Room 15A, located near SCP-6555's southern region, a series of rectangular objects made of cotton and wool cushioning, adhesives, and steel-coiled springs have been sporadically laid throughout. Other unidentified items, such as round containers of plastic filled with water in Room 6, have also been discovered within SCP-6555. Ventilation, air conditioning, and other primitive systems present within SCP-6555 show that the interior of the building was once adequately maintained and supplied with oxygen. Miscellaneous calcium fragments and ligaments, almost identical in DNA composition as that of ancient mammalian organisms, were discovered nearby SCP-6555's central transmitter. Fragments have been dated to be at least several thousand years old, indicating unnaturally quick and potentially anomalous decomposition. Addendum 6555-1. Months after SCP-6555's discovery, Foundation personnel were able to translate its broadcast, resulting in the following message. We are closer to finding what once was lost. What moved the tides and shook the world will now lead us back. Do not lose faith. We have never been closer to finding our way home. Additionally, inscriptions of several Foundation insignia inside SCP-6555 were observed during exploration, all of which still pending further investigation. The available satellite images are as follows. Alright staff, that ends our broadcast. Use your Foundation encrypted YouTube account to like, comment, subscribe, hit the bell, and support our broadcast at patreon.com.sasssite42. Secure. Contain. Protect.


Welcome back. You're still on to PLOS TV Africa and the program is the breakfast. It's time to bring you off the press Sorry that we the segment delayed a little bit, but you know as it is what is making headlines is still making headlines So we're being joined by Mr. Tunde Kolaule, a public affairs analyst that will be talking with us on the on the Program on this segment, but before we welcome him. Let's just take a look at the major headlines in every Newspaper that we are going to talk about today There are four major newspapers that we are going to be looking at in the punch newspaper It's the first and the major headline there is poor Nigerians will hit 101 million without palliatives that's according to the World Bank and the riders there As you have seen the governor Governors IMF block subsidy removal demand cash transfers came for poor Nigerians and CBN Measures failed to tackle inflation in first six months of 2023 The World Bank insists we move from punch to the Guardian newspaper and the Guardian newspaper Leads with another story or the same story in different words in the Guardian newspaper 7.1 million Nigerians may become poorer as families face 5700 Naira monthly loss that is from the Guardian newspaper and then From the Guardian newspaper we go to business day business day has a major report the CBN NSA exposed in 616 million dollars debt dealings and then leadership is the last one that we're going to be looking at this morning and In the leadership the major headline is to know who governors are show Nigerians of a better future What else do we want except for a better future for ourselves and our children even the ones that are not born yet? Like I said, we'll be talking today or we're being joined by mr. Tunde Kola Wale illegal practitioner here in Lagos mr. Tunde Kola Wale. Good morning and welcome to the program Okay, well, there's so many headlines that I would like to talk about but let's begin with the punch and the punch led with that Story of fuel subsidy removal poor Nigerians will hit 101 without palliatives That's according to the World Bank and that same story is on the Guardian and there they said that 7.1 million Nigerians may become poorer as families face 5700 monthly loss 77700 Naira monthly loss because of the inflation and subsidy removal. So would like to have your comments on that Nigerians that will be poor or that will become poorer the number is going higher and higher while the Government is promising us a better future. What are your comments? But I think the world bank If taking the audience You are not good the market We know how to use to buy the price of things Some eight years ago And what it is today? We also sometimes go by public transportation and we have much the transfers that have gone up Within this short while that the subsidy was set to have been removed of us too Most of the schools are behind This could be the public universities that people used to attend almost free But now charging fees not just for tuition, but also for accommodation and when you have the challenge that we are back in our hands of the percentage of employment all over the country and they cannot be in inflation And also the front page of those of us the Nigeria There's so many multinational companies are planning to pull out of Nigeria So when you add all these things together now that you begin to agree with The world bank There's so many poorer with this removal of the fourth and subsidy There is no That the government can be that can you know push it in fact Of this subsidy removal. Why do I say that from my experience? It had government said they have increased the salaries are not that the increase is even a lot more than Maybe 5,000 hours between 5,000 and 10,000 hours for the people so far to work in most of the Public places and for the people in the private sector the increases are not more than maybe 2,000 hours per head and And the water and if you are talking about all these conditioners or money transferred that money What are we are not I'm much with the money that they give to some of these people Most of the 20,000 to 20,000 and what have them how they're not be able to push it They try to do that. It's where subsidy removal is going It's already inflicting on the Nigerian people if I were the government I will find some other ways of really provide a subsidy Maybe in the area of agricultural impute. Maybe they are for transportation Maybe with regards to medication what people now pay in the different hospitals when they do have health challenges So we are in serious trouble. Very very serious trouble Except the present government seats up and Go and find a way to relate with agricultural production There might be very very serious hunger in the land and here I like to say that we are never the fears on that There is a need to be very very and the people will become less less and we will have people become less Of course, of course they could be the next consequences which we are not praying for at all Okay. Well, even though the the telcos have said that They are not doing a price hike. We've also seen from the not Yeah, the telcos are saying right now that there will be a price hike in because of the Naira I don't This is telcos I'm not talking about this cause Electricity people Oh That they consume their wealth their services So I think it's another thought to raise a lot more not to put up for the failure in the land and then to be seen To be raising the efforts of the government not to claim for them for the government That is the reason why the government say what they are saying Sooner than later they are likely to retire it. The telecommunication company will also agree retire it because they have to put a solution to the cause of running their plans So Okay, well, it's looking really scary for Nigerians if they manufacture us Association of Nigeria is complaining that a lot of a lot of international manufacturers will leave and then they tariff in Electricity will be height a tariff in In telecommunications will be height everything else in the market will be height and the salary will not be height Even if it is it is added like you said, it might be just 5,000 Naira and 20,000 Naira, which is grossly inadequate I usually give this example that when I started working here from where I come from You can pay on a on a in a in a car regular car 300 Naira to the island now That same journey is going for 1,000 sometimes 1,200 Naira in a regular car. I'm not talking about maybe a Hailing Cap healing services or all that so which means that there's so much suffering that is going on Or that will continue to go on in the land and all that and in spite of this the government is Is promising us that we are going to have a better future. Do you see this better future or you think? It's just like a political gimmick The tools Is that what is happening right now in the hiring and firing Maybe soon happen, but it's not yet happening the kicking out of a mess in the kicking out of power And the few of these so that people is nothing not to conclude that we begin to see a revolution in totally the Nigerian landscape As I was saying This is a government is going to create a better future for all people not to step on so many tools One is that The course of government would have to be reduced a very very drastically You and I do know That a lot of us have been advocating for a long time now I wish you have a unique and unique camera and a display top That is to say much the Senate and the House of Representatives And also this is the number of people that are going in there our case is also that People in some of this place in the assembly in the state and the local government should be taking only sitting at now and say I'm not a fellow is an all these In a jimbo page that they get Take a set like a kitsi set I don't see any reason why a kitsi set cannot be tested in allowances for For the House of Assembly member and then you also go to some of these How many laws you didn't make in the year what is the impact of the law that they even make Most times I've always said the times without number They don't manage debate the principle of the law When they have a lot to make They give you to win money as the wind drafts me to drop those laws and after we have drafted them They they take the draft to the assembly and debate the principle of law and then the impact of it Is that the reason why you should be paying this couple of jimbo allowance for their big jimbo pay for all these people So that is one area The second area is the court of contacts in Nigeria Is one of the highest in the land in the world The also content media one of the highest in the world So the government would have to look at the course of contact in Nigeria And make sure that that's entirely booked up You look at the paper each time a contact is awarded you watch the television This is to the radio if you're denominated in Delio Why is it denominated in Delio when most of the component are going to this content nothing come from above You want to construct roads You take the granite from here You take the cement from here You take the sand from here Yet all the construction in Nigeria all physical construction in Nigeria today is denominated in Delio Furthermore Look at even what is happening now A descending president is appointing jimbo staff These these press secretaries and what have you We are a central part in all those ministries and transporters That you go to including the national They are ready to receive a service Who are trained to do the work of these people that the police are again recruited There are people who could do the work of jimbo staff and the jimbo staff There are those who could do the work of the press secretaries There are those who could do the work of the protocol Emma So the new government would have to look at this in Nigeria And find a way to pull down the cost of governance very very discounted of course In addition to what the government is doing with the refinery The government must also find a way to re-sustain the alien refineries There are some refinery dollars in the parts of the world that have been there for more than a year And those refineries are still functioning In Nigeria refinery are not 60 years old So why is it that we cannot make them workable? Furthermore the government is also taking the wrong steps and the wrong direction By saying that they are issuing prices for people to import particular products in the country If you say you have delay, if you say you have removed subsidy and not It should be a free foreign affairs Whoever has the resources should be able to go In some international market and move forward to Nigeria But then you begin to do a legacy regime again You have to a little corruption into it because people will have to love it to get those prices in And people love it to get those prices and not that of course the cost of the lovely will pass to the average cost Furthermore it means that if somebody else could find some sources of bringing fuel into the country In a cheaper manner they cannot bring it because they don't have the fuel And you and I do know the more you have the better in the country The the the the possibility that you cast the The prices the prices in the different institutions all over the country the better for us These are things the government could do To really turn the landscape and the landscape of course we have to invest in agriculture We are not doing enough in the interests of agriculture A nation that cannot feed itself Like uh In North Korea, you are not an independent nation when you depend on Importing everything that to partially require to eat and drink in the country. It's great to speak So whether the president will be able to walk the talk Be able to step on the big toes of all these past caps That's why all over the country. I am here to see it Okay. Uh, well, we are just uh Hiring up to to to touch a lot of things that we need to touch In both the punch and the guardian we have Stories that will suggest that um the ministerial list is not prepared At all in in punch. We hear that apc kokus a neck will meet on july 10 Which gives us the idea that if they are meeting at that time maybe is to Look at the the tentative list of possible ministers And we also have seen in the guardian the lobbies storm bodilon for ministerial appointments Because yesterday the president was back in town And he got to bodilon so everybody is now moving to bodilon to do the lobbying For who will become what minister and all that so What does this tell us there was some speculation that there were speculations that immediately after salla Maybe the ministerial list will be out. I may be wrong But this gives me the impression that until july 10th We will not hear anything about ministers or the list that will give us the ministers. What do you think? We're in the elections are concluded as popular and it looks to have a government exploring It is logical to expect that a politician who have worked for the people who want to give us elections and know that We'll be waiting for their payback Packages So if people are lobbying for those instead of when they are lobbying to be commissioners in the different states of the federation It should be expected. Nobody goes campaigning for people. Nobody go investing It is all money competition I will not be expecting some paper time One way or the other the area I think we should be concerned with is that the Nigeria needs So we may have Ministers for more the country's state of the federation including a budget Do you need advice for more the states of the federation? Including a budget and my own opinion. It is not necessary The party is just focusing that the different ministries should be collapsed and that is the number of ministries make it fair How to do that? We don't have more than maybe 15 Ministers So the different parts of the country and then you have the same number of corresponding advisors are not a city in which the constitution has described That you must have the minister From the different parts of the for more the countries of the federation including a budget is part of the The cost Part of the high cost of running governance in this country because when you look at some of those They are not adding value to us. And of course who recently Mr. Faisal Keremo who was a minister of state has come out to say that we don't need The portfolio of minister of state in any of the ministries In the Netherlands that they are not even being used as a spare tire If somebody has been a minister They are state for about the four years comes out to say that kind of a thing and then we should listen to him So these are areas we should look at and not so of course The salaries and allowances that are paid to those ministers are not that we require to pull in the higher values are vocated that the ministers the position are not that should be any of the salaries of the people who serve them including the president and the vice-president and not the minister These the permanent secretaries are any of the um apothecally Five hundred thousand era in the month Then the ministers could be maybe six hundred thousand era in the month and then the president and what have you Also, um, it's something that is a a little bit higher and In a private life When they eat when they transport them say when they have visitors To finesse it from their salaries and not that the beach will be picked up by the Stage because that is what you have to know where they come The major state or taxpayer will pay for it when they sniff the major taxpayers will pay for it When they are angry with their wives or spouses and not the major taxpayers that they want to pay for those things In other climes and other places and now that the president of the united state for example Will pay for the dinner that is given to his friends and relations. He will pay for his own medication If he is traveling out at his official duty, he pays for it and if he uses state Machineries are very good to move around. He would have to rainbow state for those things Those are the kind of thing we require to do in this country to turn the country around Yeah, I was just worried that at this time this time there shouldn't be lobbying We should be hearing definite Statements that the list is ready if they're still lobbying now and the meeting is on on the 10th of July That means 60 days mighty laps before we find that List anyway At this time That all those things Like I was saying there's nothing wrong with lobbying What you've got to say that We set up a standard say do you want to be limited? These are the qualities that I want to see in the next start. These are the things that we want to have These are what is expected of you If we want to do some kind of interview for some of these people Another It is one of the matters nothing that we miss those In these those standards are set another then that we could get appointed as a minister But what happens now is that The governor's The synergy out of the party and the policy as another We push them on Next of the people that they want to appoint as a minister Whether they have the required qualification or they don't have it And that has not been too helpful at all Okay, let's move to another thing back in Lagos here Something that will be replicated in every state of the federation in the shortest possible time Is that motorists will be paying one thousand Naira for proof of ownership certificate from july Apart from the fact that maybe all the other taxes that have been paid by motorists will not be cancelled before that july They the the statement is coming now and july is within this week So I don't know how you feel about that paying one thousand Naira from july Honestly speaking Overtaxed And I asked you when you have a vehicle you take the vehicle you You get a vehicle For which your name is in the sky So if you have gotten a vehicle particular in which your name is described another What kind of proof of ownership again do you require why do you have to pay for proof of ownership again? Most of the vehicles are registered in the name of their owner So I am of the opinion That this is just a way of me to really really start for the government Which is like a personal additional burden on those who are either equal to the country And I think don't think that is really really necessary Another important burden on people we should be finding a way to really reduce this score You do prove to me you'll register your vehicle to bring me out You also will have to take it for some money I kept saying in some of these places to make sure that they are worth moving They were supposed to be moving around And that also cost some money And then you also ensure that you have to obtain For some of these vehicles Okay, um before we wrap up there are two Issues here I would like you to talk on very briefly First of all 2023 poll INAG EU observers disagree over conduct of presidential election We can find that in the leadership newspaper EU INAG have disagreed over the conduct of presidential election And we also heard that one of the commissioners there's an national commissioner for information. I think First as Okoye was saying that the glitch that happened in the uploading of the presidential election should not be blamed on INAG They should not be blamed because of a glitch that happened in the uploading of the election results of the presidential election That was conducted on February 25th. So I'd like to hear your comments How the EU observers are giving one report and INAG is disputing that report and one of the commissioners Is telling us that we should not blame them for a glitch that happened on election day It's a very complex issue and most times when INAG caused an electoral act to pass And then I'd like to make it a guideline As you find out that the average media politician immediately begin to walk and find who posed to identify whatever good intention, whatever good plan, whatever good program INAG might have put on ground to ensure that they have a rich free election I give you one example The situation in which a regular of the people conducting the election are attacked that ban those votes that are carried away That is not within the powers of the INAG and to control It's not within the security people that can help INAG to meet or control that kind of a thing in the vote But where people are buying votes as the treaty had to happen It is not within the powers of INAG to stop people from buying votes Only the security people can rein in those who sell and those who buy votes But with that as it may INAG cannot be totally exonerated from the fiasco that was the last election that we had there in the country I'd say this is the result of a responsibility to own what is given what is also expected There was nothing INAG asked for that they were as given and they had assured us that they are going to conduct a free and fair election without the help of the chief They are for the buy votes and then the buy votes were voted and I remember before the elections were conducted even the people in the National Assembly asked us about the efficacy of the buy votes the INAG people were assuring the National Assembly people and the INAG people and also the electorate that the buy votes is the each free in order to ensure the safety of the elections and what happened so again not the pay this also told us if I forget that for every buy vote that is not working there is a square one to complement it to replace it if they want that these millions people is not functioning properly so if you have gotten all these assurances and you have the carnival of people that were in my neck as the chairman and then as a commissioner than one of them the kind of a killing that will go from them will even be getting it at all I agree with you Hugo that the conduct of that election is in the path of what the Nigeria people expected there for my head and then the man who is chairman in there he is the king in there and he will say what did you convert former with Jega the man who was former lady in Zora he is the former that has been with Diakko every election that Diakko does is he got in there as always been with him standing in one controversy or the other the kind of integrity that we saw when the guy was in charge he has not been saying that kind of integrity with Mahmood so to that present and order I neck should be very accountable but whatever losses that might have been with regard to this election and of course too the security people will also share a path of debate because we should not affect our men to also serve as the policemen for the different police groups and then the policemen ask that we are going to do the country okay just take a final question now before we wrap up from business day we've seen the story that Nigeria's new due diligence rules draw mixed feelings remember that the central bank of Nigeria says that anybody who wants to open an account with any bank now the banks may require to get their social media handles and all that while some people especially the money lenders are happy about it some people are asking how much of inclusion will be if this policy is going to be implemented and if it's going to be implemented will it be a hundred percent or there will be some waivers that much is not clear to the public so and then who can open an account must you have social media handles or if you do not have social media handles you cannot open an account so these things are still shouted in some kind of mystery I don't know what your comments are briefly before we close well the comment is that I grandmother who is in this village and their father who doesn't have the social who doesn't have the social media account not like you yourself have asked who do not be able to open an account and for today they open an account with some of the microfinance I because the procedure over here is very very simple where you begin to to this all this complication into it and all that you are taking money for circulation and asking people to go and start putting it back under your pillows or in your in the pot or in some boxes you have to put it in your house and all that which will have the very corresponding effect negative effect on the on the economy more importantly some of the things that the government or the figure is introducing is the foundation of the privacy of the indigenous people because it already has the dvm it already has the mentioned identity in the number of water flow and of course when you go to the bank to open the bank account your picture your passport photograph are put in there you are not taking your fingerprint and water flow so these are all the things that already there are no more that time will be again they are asking the dealers to be providing their social media account before you can open the account for them in fact asking them to provide some of those information and know that they might have full opinion and then there are such persons and also compromise the privacy of the indigenous people which the constitution as they are the indigenous people let me give you an account I was watching a foreign television and put it on the go and the america people are protesting very directly with the issue of a series of camera being installed in some public places with the issue of state identification a case that the police are using that state identification case is inconvenient or similar to the driver we are in the country and we also complain about fingerprint and water flow mostly they are complaining they are complaining that please please compromise your privacy with the consumers and give it to them it's almost sure now those gadgets are not the case here okay well that's that's the much we can take this morning on that segment of the program Mr. Tunde Kolawole so this music is quite on the surface okay that's how far we can go on this segment we'd like to thank you this morning for coming on the program all right thank you thank you for having me okay that was Mr. Tunde Kolawole a legal practitioner here in Lagos that joined us on of the price so that we can x-ray some of the headlines on our national national dealies I will take a short break and when we return we'll go straight to our hot topics stay with us


Baylor's Jeremy Sohan can guard five positions in the NBA. You remember the cartoons when you were a kid? Think Inspector Gadget. This guy's versatility makes him a unique piece for NBA teams to look at and potentially bring in as a defensive stopper that can really be effective at all five positions on the floor. The issues though with Sohan, his three point shooting and offense. He was under 30% from three point range last year at Baylor and only at 14 double figure scoring games in 30 appearances. If Sohan is going to be an NBA starter at the next level, his offense needs to be refined. The comparison for Sohan, think Derek McKee from the Indiana Pacers in the mid to late 1990s.


I have absolutely no experience in martial arts. Will this be hard? If you have absolutely no experience in martial arts, yes, this will be a hard course. Just like if you learn something new and you don't have any experience, it's gonna be hard. I've designed it in the way that you can learn in the fastest way and in the most effective way. So, yes, we have a sharp learning curve in our class and many people cannot keep up with the intensity, but if you're someone who's committed, someone that really wants to learn, likes challenges, likes to take themselves out of their comfort zone to improve themselves and this is designed for you, okay? This is designed for anyone without experience because the way I teach it, I break it down in such a way that even in, well, we have eight year olds that learn how to do this stuff. So, yes, even if your eight year old can learn how to do this stuff. So, a lot of people come to our class and actually meet some of our students who've been training, let's say, for a month or two and they ask them, how long have you been training there? And they say, oh, I've just been training here for a month or two and then they're really surprised when they do it. How many things they can do having just been training for a month or two months, they think they've been training there for a year or two. So, that's the experience that our students are having. So, when it comes down to, you know, you don't need any experience to join a class, what you do need is you need to have a high level of determination and dedication towards improving yourself.


My dad used to make me go and fight, but I'd lose. But my mum just looked at me and went, they're going to get them. So where she said it quietly, I'll never forget, I've done all three of them, because I had passion to do it with. It's just something she said made me stick up for myself. So from then on, I think I started to fight a lot, be pulled a knife out of me, yeah? But it ain't no ego, I just didn't feel nothing. I didn't feel scared, I was just more angry, right? That he made them move first. And I thought, I went, no problem, sat there, we looked at each other, I thought, no problem at all. I went, calm down, yeah?  And I went out of the kitchen and got a knife, come back in the shirt, and then I went, listen, I'm going there, shake hands, and then I stabbed him. I did not have the power to say no to all these people years ago. Why have I got to go and help them all? When have they ever given a fuck?   Because I've got a great team behind me, they have a probation team, got some good people stealing my life, and I'm entitled to some happiness, at least, surely, whether I've done some, I've done a lot of bad things to people, and I'm very sorry. I drove round to see if he was dead or not, in a car. And then I went to prison on the sixth year for the stabbing, sort of to keep you out of all the violence, but then I was stabbing the sex offenders, bashing them, putting bread on the cameras in prison. I used to get bread on a stick, put him up, and the prison officers go, he's one, bad one, yeah? Down a child in a stable, advertised for a stable, a saint, girl, she got down in rapes, I couldn't live with it. But it always, all the prison used to come to me, yet again, this was a common occurrence that I thought, why don't someone else do this for a change, yeah? Because I was ruthless. I'm not just hurting a prisoner, I've got a prisoner crawling on his chest, nearly getting it, like the Balaclava one. I've got my own squat team in there. I couldn't even put all my violence into a short story because it's too much, like the egg I've had over the years, pain.  Yeah, that's powerful.  I looked into my news evidence, he said, tell my wife and kids I love them, because he was dying to me.


Following online, scientists were split on whether or not this was from a lab or from zoonotic passing in a wet market. And it took many, many, many scientists being canceled online before John Stuart cracks a joke on mainstream TV for it to start to get some credence and for some people to start to wonder, well, maybe there are some coincidences here that involve more investigation. What's up, everybody? And welcome to the show today. We drop great content each and every week, and we want to make sure that you guys get notified. And in order to do that, you're going to have to smash that subscribe button and hit that notification bell. And if you've gotten a lot of value out of this, make sure you give us a like and share our videos with your friends. Yeah, I don't know if you become more rigid because I just keep thinking that it took 369 years for the Catholic Church to forgive and apologize Galileo that, you know what, you were, you were right, we were wrong. So I'm not, so I'm not sure we're worse. I think there are two social movements that are happening simultaneously. One, AJ, exactly what you're saying is called preference falsification is people publicly are expressing views that are completely counter to what they believe privately. And I am a firm believer is if you want to deal with biases, police officers, teachers, government officials, the only way that you could re-educate someone is actually to understand what they believe in and what their perspective is. But the only way someone's going to reveal their perspective and their beliefs is that they know they're not going to be socially persecuted if they reveal those things. You know, I've been into, I was at a workshop several years ago at George Mason University. It was a LGBTQ before IA came on workshop. And one of the parts of the workshop was there were white, there was white paper and all over the room and it had bisexual here. It had queer here. It had gay here. And you were to write down Chimney Sweep, the first thing that came to mind as you see those words. And they were, the facilitators were very clear. I don't want you to hold it in, conceal or suppress anything. And there were some of us that wrote down what we actually thought and AJ, just as you're saying, we got crushed, crushed socially, not just during that workshop, but that came up three months later, three years later. Remember that thing that you wrote in the workshop? They didn't preface it by saying the facilitator wanted you to get it out so you can work through your teachings.  You learned certain terms, you believed in them. And now you're committing yourself to, to educating and changing and evolving as a person happens there. But if someone's going to keep a file drawer and hold it against you and anything you said with an older version of self becomes harm, what you're going to get is that social pressure is going to lead to a discordance between you will never know what I actually think and thus we will never have a genuine social interaction. Nobody wins that way. But on the other side socially, you have a rise and it's what you're describing in terms of people saying, there's a different way of living other than trying to be happy all the time. That's living a meaningful, rich life. And so here's one of the maxims of the science of minority influence or principle rebels, which is what is beneficial for the group is going to be painful for the individual. And so the social sacrifices or the sacrifices to your well-being that you're going to make by dissenting because you know there's a better way than the way a group is going right now. You will be personally harmed. You will get strong social bonds of other people that hear your cause, but they might not publicly defend you. They might do it privately, but the group will be better even if they don't agree with you. When it dissenters in the mix, it puts a little bit of like a tinge of thought into everyone of like, you know what? Maybe there's not just one perspective. Maybe we've only been looking at one vantage point. Maybe we've seized and freezed on a solution way too quickly. And the dissenter often doesn't get the benefit of getting credit when they change their mind and agree with them a year later. Yeah, that has certainly been the case through my lens on this experience of COVID and the disinformation that's circulated. I mean, even you take an instance talking earlier about humor, right? So following online scientists were split on whether or not this was from a lab or from zoonotic passing in a wet market. And it took many, many, many scientists being canceled online before John Stewart cracks a joke on mainstream TV for it to start to get some credence and for some people to start to wonder, well, maybe there are some coincidences here that involve more investigation. And the debate is still raging now. But humor was that one breakthrough of light on, Hey, what's going on here? I certainly don't know what to make of both cases. There's been papers published of late that show strong ties to the wet market. Then there's a lot of arguments around, well, what is the data set we're working with? Science, of course, is is murky in that way. But I think about in a lot of these ways, it's conditioned people I know myself personally to really guard what I say, even on a platform like this with a friendly audience of people who I think are listening because they enjoy my perspective. And I know Johnny's felt the same way because of some of this coercion, cancellation and labeling that we've seen around those who are in subordinate to mainstream views. We drop great content each and every week, and we want to make sure that you guys get notified. And in order to do that, you're gonna have to smash that subscribe button and hit that notification bell. And if you've gotten a lot of value out of this, make sure you give us a like and share our videos with your friends. So with this, the in your book, you cover the real importance of persuasion.  So it took John Stuart jumping on board this lab leak theory for it to break through and become actually a part of the conversation in mainstream media. So how do we start to persuade once we've identified that we're principled in our insubordination? Just one second, AJ. And for Todd, if if you could just explain to our audience this idea of principled rebel, it should be self-explanatory, but but nail it in so that our audience can understand. Yeah. And I'm glad we're using so we're not really talking about COVID. We're really using this as as an example so that we don't repeat history again, and it becomes easier and better and more functional next time. And I think this is what we should always be doing for every social cause and every tragic event and every and every every problem that society or any organization or any school system faces.


Hey guys and welcome to this video. Now today I'm going to be speaking about how you can become a forex millionaire. Yes. How do you go about making a million dollars in the forex market? Right guys? I know you're tired of seeing a lot of fakes, people posting fake screenshots, people posting fake lambos, all of that. I'm not in a position to judge, but I know a lot of those stuff are not real. But the question is how can you actually the real way? What's the roadmap today? I'm going to be speaking about the roadmap to becoming a forex millionaire. If you're serious about making a million dollars in the forex market, I suggest you stick around to the very end of this video because I'm going to be talking about real life strategies that you can implore so that you can become a forex millionaire. All right guys? So stick around and don't do not go anywhere. Hey guys and welcome back to my YouTube channel. My name is Tapu Willis as you already know. I'm a serial entrepreneur who just loves to make money online. As most of you guys know, I started my online business structure forex trading. So my first ever million, I made it from the foreign exchange market. That's how I got introduced into online businesses and stuff like that. So when it comes to forex industry, when it comes to the forex industry, I'm very, very, very well grounded. I've seen it all. I've been doing it for nine years. So trust me when I say I'm in the best position to tell you how you can go about making your first one million US dollars from the foreign exchange market. All right guys? So the first way you want to go about this is you need to get the right education. Guys, I always stress this in all my videos. If you scroll through my YouTube channel, I'm always providing value for free. The reason I do this is because when I started trading, right, the information out there wasn't so great. It was absolutely trash. And I made a commitment to myself that once I knew how to trade the forex market, I was going to give back as much as possible. And that's exactly what I'm doing now. So the first thing you need to do is you need to get yourself educated because if you do not know how to trade the market properly, you can kiss a million dollars goodbye. Like you'll never, you almost never get to make that guys, only 5% of traders making million dollars in this market. So if you want to be part of that 5%, you need to get yourself educated. Now, what do I mean by getting educated? First things first, you need to ensure that your technicals are on point. I always come on my YouTube channel, probably I haven't really been doing it that much, but I'm going to resume again whereby I come on here and then I break down the charts technically, right? You need to have your technical analysis on point.  And the best way to go about this is, I think you need to buy my course. I can't believe I just said that, but it's the truth. Like I have one of the best Forex courses out there that actually teaches you how to analyze like a pro. If you're doubting this, feel free to scroll down on my YouTube channel. You see some really good analysis that I pulled out there. So guys, the first barrier, okay, is your technicals. The second thing you want to get on point is your risk management strategy. Now on my program, I always advise my traders to stick to a 3% risk. So ideally we're risking 3% to make 10%, right? That's my risk management strategy. And if you're trading in the direction of the trend, 3% is fine. If you're going against the trend, we reduce our risk down to 1%. 1% to make 3%. It doesn't sound like a lot of return, but then again, if you want to make a million bucks, you need to have an investor's perspective. You need to have a, not a gambler's perspective, anything but a gambler's perspective, because if you're risking anything above 10 to 15%, you're actually gambling. Okay, guys. So if we're trading in the direction of the trend, 3% to make 10%, if we're going against the trend, we risk just 1%. And you're probably thinking, oh, my account size is in that. Do not worry about that, right? Just stick to the rules. Be disciplined and the money will find you. Money always looks for forex traders. Anyway, so guys, the first one is technical analysis. Second one is risk management. The third pillar to your trading to becoming a very wealthy trader is your trader psychology. You need to have your mindset, right? Okay, so trader psychology in the sense that you're not over-trading, trading psychology in the sense that you're not in for this, you're not in this for get rich quick kind of thing, okay? You need to have your mindset, right? And the fourth pillar on getting your education right is known as market psychology, how to understand when the market is going to fake you out, right? I've been trading this market for about nine years now and before the market fakes out, I know. I'm like, dude, I know you, man. You're about to fake me out. You're about to run my stops. I've seen you before. That's what you like to do. Literally, there's some kind of triangle formations that form. I know that the market is about to run stops. I understand where market manipulation tends to happen. Now, I know how to do this from experience. However, it's something that I can show you guys if you came on the program as well. So market psychology is very, very important. So the first one is your technical analysis you need to get that on point. Technicals, after technicals, risk management, trader psychology and market psychology. These four pillars, once you have them unlocked, you've sorted out the education aspect of things, okay? So guys, step two is mindset. A lot of traders come into this market with the wrong mindset. Why? Because I blame it on the brokers. The brokers tend to advertise, you know, this market to you guys in the wrong way.  It's not going to happen. You cannot take $1,000 to $100,000. It's not going to happen. So you need to come in with the right mindset. And that mindset is this. If you actually want to make a million dollars in this market, right? You need to get an account size. I always recommend $1,000. Grow it to $2,000 by trading once or twice a month, making about 10%. After 12 months, what you have is 120% return on that $1,000, which is about $2,000 plus. Once you have $2,000 plus, right, you can now show these returns to investors. This is what investors want to see. You're not going to get rich off of your own capital. It just does not happen. This is the primary issue a lot of traders have. They think that they can get rich with $500. You cannot get rich with $500. It just doesn't happen. All right, guys. So once you have the mindset, right, you know that, okay, I've got in my education right from Mr. Dapsey after taking this course. The reason I'm saying you need to take my courses because my course is one of the best I've seen out there. Scroll through my YouTube channel. I'm sorry, but I just can't vouch for any other courses out there because I've taken a lot of courses. Rather, I took a lot of courses when I was trying to learn how to trade and they were just telling me a lot of basic crap, right? So after the course, I'm very certain that the course we're taking from technicals, risk management, trader psychology, market psychology is about nine modules in that course that's really going to help you understand how to trade the market properly. So once you have the education right, you have the mindset right, you know that you're not in this market to make a million dollars overnight, you grow $1,000 to $2,000. What you then do is you go and export that equity curve. Now that you have returned 120% return on your investment, all you need to do is export that from your mt4 platform, export that equity curve is going to look like a little bit like this, right? So now you have actually returned 120% on your investment. Now you can go about speaking to investors. All right guys, so the third step, the third step to becoming a forex millionaire is this. Now is the time you get to suit up. You've got in your education right, you understand how to trade technically, you understand proper risk management because guys, if you're going to go and take on the investor's money, you need to have your technical, your risk management on point. If not, you're going to lose their money and then the police comes to arrest you. You do not want that. So technicals are sorted, risk management is sorted. You have your trader psychology mindset on point knowing that I want to make 10% every month and then you have, you understand market psychology, where the market is going to run your stops and all that. Now guys, you can go about taking your exported equity curve from your MT4 stating that you've returned 120% on your investment. You can go about looking for investors. Guys, I keep telling a lot of traders that looking for investors is the easiest thing to do.  Once you tell anybody that you've been able to make money on money, they're going to ask you, how'd you do it? Can you help me out? People that you never knew even had $5,000 are going to tell you, well, I think I have one $5,000 somewhere. Do you want to help me out? People are going to start throwing money at you. The reason I'm saying this is because it happened to me literally today, right before I was shooting this video, some investors tried to reach out to me asking me, oh please, can you trade for me? People are constantly throwing money at me because I know how to trade. So that should be your case as well, right? If you want to become a millionaire in this industry, you need to have a very, very good return on investment, right? 120% on $1,000 is absolutely fine. And the reason I'm saying $1,000 is because, I mean, $1,000 is the barest minimum for anybody to take you seriously. So this is the point where you suit up, you go from bank to bank, literally all you need to do is speak to your account officer. Your account officer is going to speak to the branch manager. If the bank doesn't have money to give you, the personnel in the bank know people who have a lot of money.  Before you know it, somebody is telling you, well, what can you do with $100,000? Literally, guys, this happens to me on a daily basis. People always ask me, oh, okay, if I give you $500,000, what can you do with it? How much return? Literally. And all you need to do, guys, is as long as your returns are above 7% a month, right? People are going to give you money. So you need to focus on the first two aspects of things, right? Getting your education right, getting your education right, and having the right mindset. The third step, which is seeking for investors who come naturally to you, you don't need to worry about investors. In fact, once you're able to turn your $1,000 to $2,200 in 12 months, come and meet me, I will give you an investor myself. So guys, this is exactly how you go about making a million dollars in the forex market. Obviously, you start to grow all this 10K, 50K, 500K, before you know what's happening, you're managing a fund north of $10 million US dollars. As long as you stay disciplined, you follow the rules on my course, you follow the rules on my program, you will become a forex millionaire. I've just broken down these steps for you, right? And the good thing about the program is the way I trade my technical analysis, my trade setups, and the way I like to analyze the chart, I always pick out the very best trades. I only trade twice in a month. I'm only looking for the very best trades to trade in a month. So guys, I hope I've been able to explain to you guys how you can become forex millionaires. First step, education. Second step mindset. Third step is getting yourself an investor. All right guys, on that note, I'm going to have to leave you guys. I love you guys so much. Don't forget to smash that subscribe button. If you found this video helpful, kindly drop me a comment below and I'll see you guys in my very next video. All right guys, take it easy and


The journey of the mind to knowledge. The exploration of the bright and the dark sides of the human nature. The longing for home of the exile. Welcome to the British Library. Today we'd like to take you on a tour of our Dante collections. Born in 1265 in Florence, Italy, Dante Eligieri, poet, politician and philosopher, was exiled in 1302 and lived a wandering existence through Italian teleceptual di Ravenna, where he died in 1321, 700 years ago. His main work is the Divine Comedy. His account of a journey through the three realms of hell, purgatory and heaven. Dante is considered national poet in Italy, but is much more than that. The earliest manuscripts of the Divine Comedy appear almost immediately after Dante completed the poem in 1320. There are hundreds of copies that survived from the 14th and 15th centuries, and they're often decorated and sometimes extremely extensively. Here I have in front of me one of the earliest Dante manuscripts in our collection. It was made in northeast Italy in around 1340, so only a couple of decades after the poem was completed. It contains 261 small miniatures depicting events from the text. For the invention of the printing press in the 15th century, all books were written and decorated entirely by hand. This meant that they were extremely rare and valuable. Despite this, there was a huge manuscript tradition of copies of Dante's Divine Comedy. In this miniature you can see Dante and Virgil in the second circle of hell, witnessing the whirlwind of the lustful. On the left you can see Dante and Virgil, and on the right you can see the whirlwind of lovers. Another good example is this miniature in which we can see Virgil and Dante witnessing the treacherous imprisoned in a lake of ice. One of the reasons for the popularity of the Divine Comedy is because it was written in Italian rather than Latin, which was the language that a lot of literature was written in at the time. This meant that a lot more people could read it. What I'm looking at here is our copy of a very first printed edition in Italy in 1472, just eight years after the new technology of printing was introduced into Italy. It doesn't really have a title page. It begins with the text, but it tells you that it's starting. It says the Comedy of Dante Allegheri of Florence begins here, and so it does. And then it just continues. There are no illustrations and there's no commentary. A scribe would tell you that he'd finished writing the manuscript at the end, and printers did exactly the same. The amusing thing here is that the printer gives his name, he gives the date, and he tells you where he printed it, but he's copied the rhyming scheme of the poem itself. As I say, he names himself Io Maestro Johanni Nummeister, Johann Neumeister, John Neumeister, a German name, and that was very characteristic of early printing in Italy. The first printers in Italy were almost all Germans who brought the new technology into Italy. In 1900, renowned publisher Rallinari gave young artists the opportunity to participate in a competition to illustrate Dante's work. The outcome is this edition that I have in front of me. This image from Inferno by D'Uilio Cambellotti describes scenes where the heretics are being punished. It's in the Liberty style. And the second one is from Alberto Martini, an artist very young who critics said was born to illustrate Dante because of this almost symbolist taste very inspired by artists such as Odilo Redone and Aubrey Beardsley. I hope you've enjoyed our short tour. There's a lot more in our collections. Our work at the British Library is to preserve these treasures for future generations and to continue acquiring more. In English, in Italian, and in many other languages. If you'd like to find out more about our Dante collections, why don't you search our online catalogue view our digitized manuscripts or come to our reading rooms.


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Francie, Francie, come home and get me out of this. I love you. I can't help being jealous. Can I?  It's because I love you so much. I'm jealous. But you deserve it. You deserve to type what you've done to me. Can't you imagine how I felt that day last month when I came home? You're home so early. Are you sick? Another one of your headaches? No, I feel fine, honest. Why are you home so early? Well, I don't know. I just got lonely for you and I said to myself, you're the boss, old boy. It's your watch repair shop. Now, if you want to close ahead of time, come on, hold still for a second. Your lipstick is smeared. It is? Well, I was lying down. I guess... It's all right. Now come on, pucker up. Well, you smeared again. I'll fix it. As long as you're home early, why don't you rest a while? The morning paper's still in the den. I guess so. I had a heavy lunch, pot roast and potatoes and apple pie and... What'd you do today, Annie? Oh, hold the usual. I sat down on the couch and there it was in the ashtray on the end table. I said garbut. Still moist on one end, still warm on the other. Any visitors today? What'd you say? I said any visitors today. No. None. Not even a peddler.  You lied to me that time. 42, 43, 44, 45. No clock has ever gone this fast. Of all the thousands I've looked at and sat right in my shop, not one has ever gone so fast.  Three minutes to two. That's cheating me. It's not keeping the right time. That second hand's whirling like a pinwheel. Make it stop somebody. When the clock says three, the house explodes. Make it... Oh, somebody's at the door. Please, please come in and finally let me out of here. Please, please, please. The one call in all the day's routine from the earliest morning to the latest night that can possibly bring anyone down here to the cellar. I am, I am. I'm down here. Don't wait for somebody to answer the door. It's not locked. Come in, come in. Please, please. He's gone. He's gone. No, no, no, no. No, he's coming around to the back. Yes, but I am home. I am, I'm right down here. I can see your legs through the window. All you have to do is to bend down and look in and you'll see me. No, no, no, no. Don't go away. Stay.   No, no, no. No, no, I didn't mean that. Please stay. Please stay. Look at the time. One minute past two. Fifty-nine minutes left, not even an hour now. Fifty-nine minutes less, eight, nine, ten, eleven. How long the fifty-nine minutes seems when you're waiting for someone. Like the night that I waited for Francie to come home from a movie. And she was late. The night Francie was late coming home from a movie. Yes, in a pig's eye she was at a movie. She was with her boyfriend. Well, sure I was worried. What did you think? She said you'd be home before eleven and here it is almost midnight. I was about to call the hospitals and the police. Oh, Paula, I'm sorry. Really, I am. All those short subjects and then the bus was late. I'm sorry you were worried. Oh, I forget about it. How was the movie? It was all right. Nice western. Oh, western? I thought you were going to see three musketeers. I was, but I changed my mind. I saw Red River instead. Well, I didn't know that was playing in the neighborhood. I went downtown. As long as I'm out of the house, I might as well do a little shopping. Well, the stores were open tonight? No. Did I say shopping? I meant window shopping. Oh, what was the movie about? You know, western. A lot of shooting and riding. How was Gary Cooper's performance? Oh, good. I've always liked him. No, I didn't mean Cooper. Cooper's not in. I meant John Wayne. Oh, was that John Wayne? You know, they all look alike to me. Those big hats. That was the night that she signed her own death warrant.  And it wasn't a delivery truck either, because the drippings showed that it stood there a long time, an hour more. And like the time last week when... 12 minutes after 2? No. Or no, that can't be. It was just 2 o'clock. It can't be that late already. 12 minutes past 2. Only 48 minutes and... less than 48 minutes. It's 47, 56, 55, 54. Look at that second hand. Fancy. Fancy. Fancy. Fancy. She's in the kitchen. She's... she's putting down her parcels. How can I make her hear me? There must be some way. And now she's at the hall closet, and he must be hanging up her coat. Oh, Fancy, thank you so much for coming home early. I love you so, and I need you. How could I have thought of hurting you? I must have been crazy, but I'm not now. Back to the kitchen. Why doesn't she come down here to look for something? She might stay up there all afternoon, lie down. She might wash her hair. She might stay up there till it's time to get supper ready. What she does is no supper, no francy. No me. Fancy. Fancy. Come down here. I know that you can't hear me, but come down here, please. Please come down here. She knows we've been robbed. I should get the police now, and they'll search the whole place, and they'll look down here. No, no, no, I won't. I won't, honest. You're not kidding. Can't you guess there's something wrong if I'm not in the shop? Sure. Come on. If I go, both of you go with me. What time is it? Oh, no, no. It can't be. 19 past 2. Only 41 minutes left. 33, 34, 35, 36. Tick tock. Tick tock. Oh, there. I go there. Stop it. Stop it. Think. Think fast.  Hi, Paulie. No kiss? Sure, honey. What's the matter? Hard day? So hard you can't even force a smile? I'll make you smile. I'll make you laugh.  Come on, smile. Smile. Cut it out. Stop tickling. Cut it out. What's this in your pocket? A present for me. Oh, right. You don't have to grab. What is it? Well, it's fertilizer. That's what it is. Fertilizer? Yeah, a sample package. I figured we'd start a little garden in the back. A few flowers, maybe. Oh, well, that's a nice idea. That's just what I'll do. Yeah, well, I'll keep it down in the cellar. The fellow gave it to me, said that it should be kept in a cool, dry place. I'll buy the seed just as soon as you make up your mind what you want. Fertilizer. She never even suspected that it was an explosive. I brought other things home. Last week, too, every day, something else. Some more sample packages of fertilizer, which I carefully packed into a soapbox that I had in the cellar. And copper wire and dry cell batteries. And this clock. And she never suspected the thing. She was so flustered trying to cover up the fact that she had a caller that I could have brought in a grandfather's clock under my arm. She probably wouldn't even have noticed it. Oh, but, Francie, that doesn't matter now. If you just come on downstairs. Her boyfriend's here. Dude, just sit there, don't they? Don't they know that it's 28 minutes to three? Only minutes left now. Minutes, not even a full half or any more.  Well, mine isn't. Well, we can't keep on like this. It's better to go to him ourselves and tell him about you than wait till he finds out. He's allowed to think something else entirely. What's she talking about? Oh, he didn't believe me that night when I helped you find the Furnace Room and told him I'd been to a movie. I'm so nervous and upset all the time. I feel as guilty as if I were one of those disloyal wives or something. Well, didn't you ever tell him about me at all? I told him you'd been in one or two little scrapes, but I didn't think I'd lost track of you and I didn't know where you were anymore. Well, that was her brother, she said that about. I'm coming things up for you all right. Oh, Francie, Francie, I didn't know. Why didn't you tell me it was your brother? Why didn't you tell me? Let's go downtown and talk it over with them. No, no, no, stay here. Don't go downtown. Stay here. You shouldn't be seeing the stay. Yes, yes, yes, stay here with me. Please stay. I'm not a... I'm gonna do this pipe. This pipe leads upstairs. Hit it with something with what, though? What? My head. Yes, you did. You did. It's me. It's me. Well, I'm gonna take a look. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. No. Francie! Only 22 minutes left. Francie! I'm home, mama. It's gaining every minute. Help me, mama. Help me, mama. Help me, mama. That's a kid bouncing his ball against the house. Yeah, it's a little kid. Bobby, come away from that stuff. Oh, no. No, no, let him stay. Stay there, Bobby. Don't move. Just turn your head this way and you'll see me. A little more, Bobby. That's it. He's looking right at me, but he doesn't see me. Don't just see me turning my head from side to side, back and forth, back and forth, back and forth. He sees me. Bobby. Just to understand what he sees. Oh, if he were only just a few years older, a child of seven or eight could understand that. Bobby. Stay where you are, Bobby. Make her come to you. You can hear what I'm saying. Much time has left. Ten minutes. Well, someone could come down here now, or even six minutes from now, or seven, and I could still escape. Forty-two, forty-three, forty-four. The clock's beginning to look like people like Mama. Oh, my head hurts, Mama. I'm sorry for what I've done. Paul's sorry. He won't do it again, honest. Just let him go this time and not punish him. He's learned his lesson. He'll never do it again. Poor Paul. Poor Paul. Oh, that. That must be Francie. It must have found the shop clothes. Trying to find out if I came back here while she was gone. When no one answers, will that tell her that something's wrong? Why, did she think I'm stretched out down here in the cellar if I don't answer the phone? Bye-bye, Francie. Bye-bye. Tick-tock. Bye-bye. Tick-tock. Seven minutes to three. In seven minutes, the alarm goes off. Seven minutes to three. The alarm rings for me. That's a poem. Francie, it's a funny poem. Seven. Please let time stand still. Seven. Seven. Now, it's six. What a precious number. Six so round, so comfortable. Let it be six forever, not five or four, but six for all eternity. Let time stand still at six. Now, that's five. Five. Five. Four. Bye-bye, five. Good morning, Polly dear. Good morning. Wake up, sleepyhead. Wake up. Do you know what time it is? No. What time is it?  All right. It's exactly one minute to three. One minute to three. Oh, I was dreaming. One minute to three, not even a minute. Barely. 50 seconds. 50 seconds to go. 50 seconds to live. Help me, Mama. Help me. Francie, Polly needs help. He dies in 40 seconds. 39, 38, 37. He's not a bad old boy. He always means well so help him.  Mama, Mama, where are you? Quick, I haven't got much time. I have 20 seconds. 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. All right. All right. You say when you came in, he was all tied up and this alarm clock here was ringing. Yes. I said, yeah, Doc. Dead. Oh, Paul. I'm sorry, Dad. That'll look just one more time in this box. There was some wires going to it from that clock and I pulled them out. Do you know what was in it? This box? Yeah. Nothing. It used to have some fertilizer in it, but I took it out this morning and used it. I've been trying to raise money. I've been trying to raise flowers in the back of the house. Paul, Paul loves flowers. Thank you, Van Heflin, for a splendid performance. Hello. About my income tax report. Ah, forget it. Happen, be happy. Ask for those mighty marvels, those gas and money savers, those ignition engineered autolite resistor spark plugs. They're made by the autolite men who make over 400 products for cars, trucks, airplanes, and boats. 28 autolite plants from coast to coast. Autolite also makes complete electrical systems for many makes of America's finest cars. Batteries, spark plugs, generators, starting motors, coils, distributors. All ignition engineered to fit together perfectly, work together perfectly because they're a perfect team. 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Ladies and gentlemen, very warm welcome to the module 135th. Innovation based on the bright idea, the bright idea, let's discuss about the bright idea. He says innovation based on the bright idea probably outnumber all the categories taken together. A very large portion of a new business that are described in the books or entrepreneurs and entrepreneurships are built around bright idea. The zipper, the ballpoint pen, as a solo spray can the tab to the open soft drink can or many more. Ballpoint. Nobody bothered these days in the ballpoint. I yet met last time a very classic gentleman, ink pen, it doesn't work on these papers. It doesn't work. There will be special papers, there will be special ink. I will add a classic ink, a classic pen, even today you will get it with ink. But I am from the bad writing group, I will catch a dirty ballpoint, then I will write. But now I am going to put it on this thing that I don't want to use a pen. Whatsoever I do is like on this. And the person who is writing, he is insisting me on converting myself to gadget, but all their spelling is wrong. But if their spelling is wrong, then auto spell is applied, then it will be fine. Just with one click, my innovation is getting better or my capability is getting bad. This is very much important. Automation is good. But if I look at it, if there are great runners and even racing cars, jeeps, they are still running on manual. You use manual cars in rallies. Why? If I look at it, if you take automation in it, then you have to give it in automation. On the right hand of the manual, you can take whatever car you want, and they press the manual for single gear, button one, button two, button three. Why didn't the auto play? So this means go for a good idea, go for a new idea. But your spellings will be fine with your hands. You will start listening to audible books. Good innovation. Fair enough. But when I saw corporate drop C, then I didn't know how to write corporate spelling. Innovation is good. Hearing is good. Listen to audible books. You keep listening. It's good to listen to books. It's good to learn to speak. Writing is over. Practice is over. Just like in the olden days, writing was good. Pen culture is over. Ballpoint culture is over. Now you have a stylist. They write notes on your mobile. Now it's over.  A picture goes in your memory. Is it? No. Now every large portion of the new business that are described in the book are entrepreneur and entrepreneurs are built around the bright ideas. Then as I said, the bright ideas are riskiest and least successful source of innovative opportunity. Successful innovators, an old age at sales. Keep on inventing the play, the odd. If they try often enough, they will succeed. Keep on inventing. They play the odds. Inventing in odds. Inventing in odds. And they try often enough, they will succeed. Finally. So this is what the idea given by the bright. Thank you very much.


Ding-Dong ding-Dong ding-Dong ding-Dong ding-Dong ding-Dong ding-Dong ding-Dong ding-Dong ding-Dong So people I am back with another cyberpunk video and today guys we take character customization to the Next level now all these are mods you can get a nexus mods and every mod featured today We'll be linked down below within that video description, but guys To be honest something is actually probably in the game prior to a lot of features being cut Because as we know character customization from the very very start we first saw that footage a while back was far beyond What we're getting today. You had like body sliders is certainly other and probably much much more We don't even know what they've got out. Let's not lie to ourselves But thanks to the geniuses over on nexus mods. I bring you today three or four PC mods which will well a couple of them's probably gonna blow your mind I'm gonna start people. Let's start. Let's start and the first one is by a do-good crazy potato What an absolute legend. I can probably see my hands. Look how metal they are Pop pop pop pop and literally guys these are full on metal. They're gonna make no difference if it hits somebody, but they hit you anyway We're going we're going Come on away from the silver stuff.  I'm basically full marriage. It looks a bit dark here Looks a bit dark there, but that's all good But when we're going to fall tall mod Full full silver server full metallic Full and like I said this this is kind of thing that you would have thought would have been in the game straight from the start because well Default option as kept customization because as you know, there's many many NPCs you'll see walking around Where did everybody disappear to? Just get my way my super powers think I did but as you know, there's NPCs walking around here looking all metallic and shiny A lot like Lizzie whizzy. You don't know if you've if you know of her yet And you will eventually come to a side mission where you do stuff for her But yeah, I mean this this kind of thing should have been an option from the very start I mean who doesn't like this kind of thing people. I Mean, it's just absolutely amazing like I said the mud to do this It's pretty simple if you play on PC. You probably know what you're doing already But if you don't it's full tutorial down below Link to that video description, but this is just the first of a few I will showcase today But this one if you want to lock metal people, this is what you're gonna do It just look amazing like I said you can put on other clothes with it I mean you have to wear the glasses and I think you have to wear the boots because these are what actually Give you the metal lock. Well, obviously if you keep Keep on track with the the creator of this model you're updated sooner or later So it will be way way way way more things you can do with it But yeah, you know guys we're gonna move on and next up's actually a mud I didn't install myself because I've installed quite a few mods into the folders of the word a back of the photos and the cyberpunk files Is certainly over and it means I have to uninstall a lot of them And I don't really want to do that but you'll see it on screen now and what these mods are they give you the plastic look They know What's her name is a name Rita the girl who works for the mux club you see you outside and a lot of the mux crew See how they look all plasticy where I can do that in this game now There's two mods I will link within a video description if you do want to check them out ones Bay by ARJ 41 and the ones by WPWP 14 both are absolutely incredible Both give you the plastic look and both are kind of different to install as well But they are relatively easy to do but like I said, I've got so many things installed already a lot of my panam mods to make My V look like panam can't be getting rid of those I don't really want to mess something up because knowing my luck I'm quite new to there do the doing these mods on PC so knowing me and we'll mess things up But as you can see guys, they do look absolutely amazing So if you want that plastic look That's what you gotta do Okay, so we're gonna move on to the next mud I'm just gonna cut the video because I have to install it which don't take too much But it means I have to uninstall this chrome one. So I'll be back in a quick second people Okay, guys So what I've actually got to do is because this is a like a before and after because what this one does is it actually Adds more shape to female V's now if you want a thicker shape You want more curves if you want more cleaverage There's two mods which I'll link down below which actually give you that obviously I can't really show you the Cleaverage one properly. I haven't got it on right now. This is like gonna be before I'll show you that after when I've got a money in a second But obviously I can't show you that kind of thing on YouTube because it goes against their rules and regulations But the mud I will link down below will do the exact thing for you one of them gives you more shape to V Gives her a better cleaverage just at the other and the other one gives a much better tone on her body As you can see here, it's quite flat There's no like muscles can't see much muscle in a belly or anything like that So this mud also gives you a much better toned V as well. So that's your kind of thing That's what you'll get as well right here today people. Well, like I said The cleaverage one I can't actually I can show yeah kind of but you need your V tomorrow Let's be naked before you can actually see it properly and that's what I can't do for you today I can't show you that obviously, but yeah guys, you'll see it slightly but as you probably know clothing I mean if you pick the Biggest breast size when you're creating your character It doesn't matter if you put a top on it Reducing the size of the smaller size or the default size. So it doesn't really matter what size chest you choose don't matter at all But yeah, you can see her now Looking amazing their glasses by the way, as you know, I don't even know what I got them on Or probably because of the last mud as you can see my pan. I'm looking absolutely incredible We can see there isn't much time in the stomach So I applied a mud and I'll be turning a quick second people Okay guys, so as you can see There we have a much much better tone You can see almost see like a six pack. I wish I had a six pack I'll tell you that but you can almost see a six pack right there. It's obviously like a much more toned V which is a lot better. Like I said the cleaverage one. I can't really show you What I probably can do is if I apply this jacket right here I'm gonna put on these trousers right there. I can probably get away with taking the nudity filter off Let's see if I can't I've got the video if I can you'll see Actually, let me save the game first because that would make sense people Okay, so it's good to main menu But yeah credit for the cleaverage mod as well goes to shawndy 452 and the enhanced body skin and More it body and a better curve looking bodies It goes to m7 101 like I said both mods link down below We actually get a better look at what they do as well. So I can't really do it here Well, I can but I'll get in trouble and I don't want to get in trouble people as you know so Turn it off go back into it Nobody are actually pretty cool to be honest They're pretty cool and now I actually shoot well my pan and my custom pan and it's actually got default size Chest so if you went with the the biggest Option there you see a lot lot better. I took out that a bit then But yeah, there you go. You can see way way, but I mean it's hard to see here But guys you get my gist. I'm pretty sure you get my gist. Yeah, it's much much better looking And if you like them better shapes, and you like them Ticker thicker pan and more thick of me or whatever with the torn body as well This is what you've got to do people like I said shout to m7 101 for the enhanced body skins And for the cleaverage mod shawndy 452 Okay, so the last one guys the last one is pretty bizarre So I'll cut the video and install it and I'll be back Okay people, so I am back with a final mod for today's video Are you ready? I don't think you're ready for these people. I don't think you're ready for these people Are you guys ready for this? I Yes people you've got that right this actually allows your female V to be pregnant I mean wow Wow Now this mud was made by a guy called the white Kanye. I Mean if this is your kind of thing people crack away easy to install link down below do what you got to do It's just I find it hilarious man. I Really do Yeah, and your shadow. Don't look Now the only character I've seen this game that's pregnant actually, you know the one the Beat on a brat is it Glenn Glenn Glenn I think his name is See this is what I'm saying about this is what I'm saying these kind of things should be up to do with your own characters But yeah, be it on a black Glenn. I think his name is we find him for his car And he's trying to raise money for his family is Mrs. Pugnant. That's the only person I've seen But I Think it's absolutely brilliant man to be honest How many people out there hands up if you romance panam pretty sure she'd be pregnant by now paper I'm that baby's papa. No, I'm saying But yeah guys and last one last mother today's video nothing other than the pregnant panam Okay, that's brilliant. I think it's brilliant. But yes guys again chat to the white Kanye for this crazy mug But yes people if you enjoyed the video and want to see more cyberpunk Make sure you subscribe. I mean, I think I'm one of a few youtubers now still uploading it.  Yeah, it's gonna put me this quick. Yeah. Have you?    Yeah, we go guys You've been joining me doing a lot really helps out and hopefully I will see you on that next Why?