Hi and welcome to the screencast where we're going to try to tell where a function is differentiable just given its graph. So recall that a function is said to be differentiable at a point x equals a if the derivative of your function at x equals a exists and that means graphically that if I looked at the graph of my function I should be able to put a tangent line to the graph of this function at x equals a and the tangent line should have a well-defined slope. Another way to interpret that as we discussed in the book is that a function is differentiable at a point x equals a if when you go to the point x equals a and go up to the graph and zoom in on that point then the function's graph ought to appear like a single straight line. The terminology we used in the book was that the function is locally linear at this point. So here's a graph of a function let's call it f it doesn't have a formula it's just a picture and let's look at some points and tell where the function's differentiable where it's locally linear that is and where it is not. Let's start by looking at x equals one and we're going to go to this area on the graph right above x equals one around y equals six and pretty clearly if you zoom in on this portion of the graph it does look locally linear and when you zoom in and you see the straight line appearing the function is not actually straight. There's a bit of a curvature there at x equals one but it looks straight and the more we zoom in on it the straighter it looks. That straight line that you're seeing there is actually what the tangent line would look like if you actually drew it at x equals one. So since the function is locally linear at x equals one then we're going to say that the function is differentiable at x equals one. There are lots of places where this function is differentiable for example at x equals two the function is differentiable because if I zoom in on the graph at x equals two I see something that looks like a straight line a single straight line. So that means that the tangent line could be drawn to the graph at x equals two and that makes the function differentiable there. It might be more helpful to focus on some places on this function where it is not differentiable. Let's start with x equals four. Now what's happening at x equals four is that the function fails to exist there. That's what the hollow circle represents. Now the hollow circle doesn't actually have any physical dimensions to it. But if I were to zoom in on the graph at x equals four, just imagine this circle getting smaller as I zoom in. You would not be looking at a straight line. You'd be looking at a line with a break in it. So that's not a straight line. Therefore, the function's not locally linear at x equals four. And so therefore, the function is not differentiable at x equals four. Again, another way to think about this is if I try to put the tangent line to the graph at x equals four, it wouldn't work. This process is impossible because there's no graph at x equals four to which we can attach this tangent line. So since the tangent line can't be drawn, the derivative fails to exist at x equals four. That means the function's not differentiable there. Another place where the function fails to be differentiable is at x equals six. We can't zoom in terribly far on x equals six because of this jump that the graph makes. And that jump is precisely why the function's not going to be differentiable there. If you were to zoom in on this function, you would certainly not see a single straight line. You would see a couple of line segments perhaps, but not a single unbroken line here. So since I have this jump, that's another place where your function here, is fails to be differentiable, it's not differentiable. Finally, at x equals eight, we don't have a break in the graph here, but we have a corner or a cusp on this graph. The function's going to fail to be differentiable here at x equals eight as well. Again, simply because if I zoom in on the graph at x equals eight, then I do not see a straight line. The function is not locally linear at x equals eight. What I have here is I continue to see a corner, no matter how far I zoom in on the point there on this little v shape. I still see a v shape. I never see the thing actually flatten out like I would if this were just tight curve that I would be making. So this sharp corner there prevents the tangent line from being drawn because the function's not locally linear there. So the function fails to be differentiable at x equals eight as well. So to recap, the function here f is not differentiable at three points, four and six and eight. The function is differentiable everywhere else because if you pick a point other than those three points and zoom in on the graph, the graph will be locally linear upon zooming. So that's a quick conceptual visual idea about how to determine whether a function is differentiable. Thanks for watching.


Super Bowl Day boys today is the day Eagles vs. Chiefs This is the day the Eagles win their second Super Bowl who in the last five six years blessed I want to ask you guys this question before we start this video boys How many times have you watched your team in a Super Bowl? I've asked twitch this I've asked you guys now YouTube twitch Also, you guys can answer if you guys want to watch join the chat live Twitch is linked in the description. Make sure you guys check it out. Come on down watch these games live I've been able to watch the Eagles three times in a Super Bowl 2004 they lost. I remember I was at my dad's house as when they first have flat screens and like HD like first came out Watching the Super Bowl vs. Brady McNabb, that was like a perfect McNabb game He was terrible, but he was great some of his passes were amazing But then he had some terrible terrible passes Eagles should have won that game should have been up 21 points in the first half But McNabb played bad defense couldn't get nothing done in the second half Eagles lose then I went to the Super Bowl in Minnesota wound up on the field as the Eagles won Confetti all over the place still have confetti from that so that was a dope experience So I'm one and oh when I go oh and when when I watch I'll be watching this game I decided to stay home today for the Super Bowl watch it with my son and my wife That's all nothing crazy tickets started at like five grand. I didn't want to spend that didn't want to go out There it would have been like a fifteen twenty thousand dollar trip. So I'm like I'll stay home watch the game So I'll be honest if they don't pull out the dub I'm gonna every Eagles Super Bowl for the rest of my life Plus I kind of want to wait till my son's little older and take him to the Super Bowl if we get the chance If the Eagles go again to some point, so we're gonna stay home to watch it tomorrow Let me know what you guys are eating what you guys game day specials are we are rocking the Eagles The team is the same as it's been Actually, I think the best strict team team you guys know team team. I do not change anything up I do not use any players that weren't Eagles I only use strict Eagles strict players in my life and what's crazy right now boys if you look at it This is really this is really the Eagles offense. That's going to go into the Super Bowl for the most part We got Dallas Goddard Devonte Smith Quez Watkins AJ Brown Miles Sanders Jalen Hurts. That's My lot of we have to put Landon Dickerson at right tackle for sweat purposes because he has secure protector from one So, you know, we had to switch some things up on the old line But pretty cool that you can actually use the Eagles real offense in mud So that's dope and we'll head over here to defense kind of defense. I mean kind of their defense. Oh, no, not really I'm trolling we do have sweat Redick Kaiser white CJ Gardner Johnson James Bradbury But we are though Jalen Mills a Super Bowl legend for the Eagles Brian Dawkins Harold Carmichael been running a little bit of zone with this team messing around trying something different We're getting to the end of madden season boys. We're getting to the end of it But let's keep grinding. Let's keep putting these video out go birds go birds. I am a super sweat locked in I'm not really gonna eat when the game is on. I don't want to talk to nobody and I stand up I would say 80% of the time. I'm gonna stand up for the most part. I'm gonna be dialed in That's how died I get boys. So go birds. I said 41 33 Eagles if you know, you know, check out these gameplay boys. Love the support You guys been showing me hit the like button. Let me know who you got in Super Bowl and let me know how many team time You watch your team play in the Super Bowl boys Me for a defensive player get super one. We could eat me like two sacks a Force fumble. Maybe a touchdown. Oh I gave up on that play way too early homeboys. No, we're in the same combo Man, I gotta make a read there. That was bad. Oh my god. I don't know how you run this being tight My god, I want to get the ball my real team so bad There it is. Just instant.  Oh, yeah, CJ CJ Super Bowl preview. I just no way you like I some Wow respect right boys respect right there. Well, my zones are definitely on 30 right now I didn't expect you to be on 30 anyway Pick artists. Oh ho ho ho.  Was that a real throw? Oh my god He did throw it happy. Oh my god. Oh my Christ. Oh my god. I Just liked up. There's just no way.  Oh my god save me.  That's my fault. I'm waiting for somebody to cut. I'm waiting for a slant He just threw a streak right literally at me. Why was you sir? Shouts or something. Oh Also, all the joys and jerseys say hit boy on the back One trap man. Jesus Christ, dude.   What are we really doing about the Super Bowl right now? I don't want to say it's a no-brainer, but when he does this look he blitzes Sort of guys are spread out like that. Oh Jalen hit a throw in the run. Let's go Jalen Kaiser white.  Yeah, let's go man Let's go good hit stick, baby. Let's go. We're getting so baggy out of zone. I really could have to stop running match Sit down there kids sit down and go we open sit down there kiddo Let's go man. Hargrave in there CJ in there the boys.  I'm gonna take this to the crib. Oh My god, I don't know what I'm eating dude I don't like eat during like I don't think I understand my level of locked in for the Super Bowl What do you think I like have like dinner in my plate like watching the Eagles know and another thing? Eating isn't like a big prize. I get done eating pretty quickly boys. I'm in and out of the eating process. I Love you guys understand my level of eating in and out of the eating process like we're in and out of that You know is that some fat it might be I've always said Run match if you run two slants somebody's gonna be wide open. I might get a pizza, but like when do you order the pizza? You know at five Look at dangerous Wilson. We do that pass nice Don't what's up with my pass rush right now. Come on boys. Come on boys. What am I paying you guys to do right now? Oh man. Good job, right? Whoa Dawkins. Oh, we get back to back pick sixes back to back pick sixes for this fellow. That's tough That's tough I shouldn't dance who's my pitch man that guy right there. Oh outside guy. Oh, this could be a touchdown Let me work. Let me work. Just let me work boys. It's the pass plays out of this You know I'm not really liking the pass plays out of this, but we'll cook some Can you go all the way across? Okay? Okay? Okay? Okay alert alert alert alert alert alert Game sucks, dude. How do you ever want to have fun in the mobile quarterback?  I brought him too close to the line.  Jumping pitch like what the it's a glitch. Yeah for sure. Why didn't Henry do the jumping pitch? Why didn't Henry and Des run jumping pitch if it's a glitch Go on conservative. Yeah, that's what people want to watch Conservative just running the ball getting tackle for four yards. I'll cook. I don't need but I don't need tight What I look like I've been doing this for 20 years.  I can't lie my man Carmichael is getting embarrassed from the boys right now CJ 20 seconds left.   I'm free here. I come it's this is the most disgusting thing in the world My fact, we're just gonna coach suggestions and finding a glitch. All right This guy's not playing too aggressive on the read options here. Wow. He got real aggressive right there All right, man coverage pistol ball. That's like stick. Wow. That's tough Yeah, that was so bagged like he like pressed down and like shaded underneath and just Nice, I love running the ball man. It's so much fun. Glad you guys are watching me run the ball. Isn't it exciting? Tackle gentlemen, we're gonna put your face in there. It's tough for my Bumble ball. Let's go Douglas. Oh get up out of there. All right. Here we go, man We just got to get back to our scheme. All right boys like why do we go away from our scheme here? Dottie, I mean boys, can we try to block these guys like try a little bit Though the Sheds are like I'm one for sick people watching this. They're gonna say there.   We stopped the run with the wind Gotta hit this throw nice Jalen Nice throw, baby. You gotta get in here. Gotta get in here quarterback wrap Oh, look at Jalen 600 pound squat, bro. When do you actually get like trust? When do you actually get that dude?  Are we troll right now? Big fridge ten runs. I need ten runs. Geez what I look like Ragusa, all right boys. Can we finish the job here Eagle's team team Realistic offense Oh, I should have held why good job dog. Oh Kaiser white. Oh, yeah And break this tackle. Oh Somebody's like read option plays are like I'm gonna say busted, but like tough to read like that. There's all the way out there like I'm not blocking and like we're not blocking anybody else like we're literally just like Let's go that's a big that's a big completion right there, man. Here we go. Here we go. Yeah But if the read option goes away, then who might throw it like I don't know who to read I don't know how to play. I need to read. I need to be able to read somebody Otherwise, I just hand the ball off like I Don't know. Maybe there's a glitchy way to do it


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's Case Breaks.com with a one box break of 2022 Panini National Treasures FIFA Road to World Cup Soccer number 29. A lot of great stuff in here. There's the team list. All that great stuff. Big thanks to everyone here for getting in on the action. Thanks to the people who got their team straight up, appreciate that. The next one box break are from Loose Boxes. It says it got it noted in the description. It was from that random number block half case break we were doing. We turned those into one boxes instead after the first half. So there are the results of that. Random number block randomizer. And this was the more recent one we did, the three teamer. Keep that right there. And then we had marked that. Pick your team 29 so we know it's from the same case. You saw me mark that in the previous one box break. We've got a one of one on the bottom. Is that going to be for a number block team or for a person who bought their team straight up? We're going to find out. Let's use Jaspy branded blank card here. There we go. To hide the hits a little bit. And away we go, 22 out of 50 Leroy Sanay. For Germany that's going to be for Sun Huan. And we got Diego Costa. That's 55 out of 99 for Portugal. Portugal is part of that England group. So Portugal 5 is going to be for David B. All right, then we got Tim Howard. 35 out of 49. See Tim Howard doing some studio work nowadays for soccer. United States is a number block team part of that same Portugal, England Portugal group that goes to USA 5, which is another one for David. We've got Alvaro Morata, 39 out of 49. Spain also a number block team. It's going to go to Spain 9. It's also for David. And we've got 6 out of 25 Marco Verate. Part of the England Portugal number block group. So Italy 6, David. We've got Fernand Torres, 24 out of 49. That'll be for Spain 4. It's for David. We've got Matteo Pacina for Italy. Forza Azouti, 71 out of 99. And David as the number one. I think David has 90% of those numbers. But let's see if we can hit Alex with something. Alex has number seven in that group. We have Leander Dendocker for Belgium. 12 out of 25, two color, relic and autograph. Belgium picked up straight up by David. Two out of 25 for Croatia. Eduardo, two out of 25. Nicholas with Croatia. 15 out of 15, Manuel Neuer. Nice one for Sun Juan in Germany. And the plate is not autoed. I thought it might be an auto spot, but that's Duban Zapata. One of one plate for Colombia. And that's gonna be for David. There you go, David. And all aboard, the big hit express. Woo-hoo. And there you go, gang. Got another one box break of this in the books. We got another one in the store. They're just from Loose Box. It's not from a fresh case. So check that out on jaspyscasebreaks.com. Now let's give away that World Cup spot. We're gonna randomize the countries. If a country, that's a number block spot wins, then we'll randomize that group of 10. And obviously we don't do any more randomizing if it lands on a person who got their team straight up. So let's roll it and randomize it. And we'll use the same dice roll if we have to roll again, or a randomize again. One and a six, seven times. Country on top after seven. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh and final time. After seven, it's gonna be, oh, very close, Chile, very close, Daniel. But it's gonna have to be Denmark, picked up straight up by Nick. So congrats to you, Nicholas. You are in the World Cup promo. Details on jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'm Joe, and I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


Zato sem vsega zvršelja. Učešnji prezentacija počke, kako se daje vzpešnja, in počke, da se je vzpešnja, kako je najbolj izgleda, da se je vzpešnja.   Zato, preko različo je, ki smo najče veseli, ki so počas.  Protože je pričočnje netvorek. Tako, pričočnje postavčne projekte je, ali pričočnje netvorične projekte. Protože je, ki je učinil, kako je tudi prikušnja objevac. Nenje tudi tri objevac, kaj je načinil, učinil, in načinil se prikušnja objevac. Pričočnje objevac je učinil, prikušnja objevac. Zato tudi objevac je objevac. v začetku izbude vsega preparativna nečepetna. In je vsak, da je let bude počik, načka ko je začet, dovolj, da neče. In se začet, ko mi prikitili vrestanje in v generapobljima, različno. Čestno je, da se vse postožimo, počke viči mišli o te trekih, kaj je ta odložil, kaj je ta odložil, kaj je ta odložil, kaj je ta odložil. Ok, svistim, na koncu. Nelj je to sobotarnosti rektand. Prvoj, jaz, у vse supporters, ki so skajeli, z čestem ola complej большim procesem, ero se izpopreli, chic su, ko objev côtéa ne od n in štih, ki sem glavno, je broj. Kako je prišlo, da je skupniko, je tvoje tvoje, ki je tvoje zelo, kjer se je večas, ki je se drin. I se je tvoj, ki je tvoj, ki je tvoj, ki je tvoj, ki je tvoj, ki je tvoj, ki je tvoj, As he said, we will do it in the next 6 months of the public. Then they did the second group. Second group includes industry, but industry are also professionals, owners, managers, people that are somehow technical, but they are not researchers. What have you done for them? We prepared a power point that offered the action, which were meant to be used in meetings with national groups, or also in conferences. The poster should have been used in offices, and both of them, both the power points and the posters are in the website, in our website. So if you plan to present the action at the general meeting with the people that belong to industry, this could be the best way to meet. Of course, they can also be used as a starting point to be modified, but there are all the information about the project written, in a way it can be understood. Then, of course, at the time, in the second panel, the second post, we were planning to organize workshop and special sessions, and support the Innovation Committee for the Industry Day, in which both things have been done. The last box, the idea was to put the case studies in the website, since the case studies are not completed, this has not been done yet, but we plan to do it. And what I would like is that these case studies, of course, they will not be put there as facts, because they will not be affected in that way. We should find a format so that these case studies can be attractive for industry, that someone reads and says, OK, this can be interesting for me, I can use it, and this means that we don't need a fact sheet to follow this aim. We think that a format that we should write with a magic and with a bang. It's just OK, this is the easiest aspect of this attitude, what we do, papers, special sessions, list of applications published on the website. Not with done yet, special issues on the valuable information. I heard that special issues are being analyzed, so I'm happy about that. The network, as I said, the content of the project, at least the project itself, are also the networking activities. So we have to communicate who we are, where we are, meaning at which step of the project we are and how we are connected. The way we choose to communicate all this concept of these ideas of the trailer in the video in Bogdoblan, are on the website, Bogdoblan have been used for course on LinkedIn and Facebook, and they have been published. And also on the website link how to join the action, of course now it's very late to join the action, but at that time was made to attract and to explain to people how we did join us. And on the website, the program is now to show in the location the affiliation of all the participants that we could show the extent of the network. Other things that we've been running in the last year, we have to put all the international connections we have on the website, put testimonials and social media. So social media, LinkedIn and Facebook, we have tried to boost Bogdoblan not always with a great success. Actually we would like we need to have more like and sharing, because we can post on the socials but if this post stays in our group it's not very effective. If all us share the post it increases very much the number of people we see in the post. So it's not that when we post social media we just put in the post the video or the text but it's sharing and we are still running to put on the website the active participant page to thank people that really worked in the action and the other page with connections with other networks. And then another thing that we would do is to open and take the page on a result sheet where we have a page that is not very used. So who worked for this information is mainly the contribution that we had the website that we are going to do is a program in Luske and Simon Miragel helped along with this but we are going to show that we present the Facebook and LinkedIn we received some help from the Francesco Bogdoblan in the last year Simon works as well as the publication and the post the PowerPoint and the post that I mentioned that can be used for presentation where I prepared my help there are some things that I am learning from Simon. Now now we will have a program maybe a program because I am looking for help and I volunteer with some of you because as I said we need to still do some work for this action as I said we started on the website when they are getting in at 4 which is effective for professionals so I am asking I am volunteering to prepare using your study you can put together each of you by yourself it is very important when you sell your product to someone it is very important one is we may use the classification and the right paper for the episode conference maybe first rate classification and it could be a long classification and we also put this in the website as an idea if it is effective for industry yes if you really think that or someone else grins it understands that it is close to buying this is there is a tent they come to the website there is a tent for the fact that on the what is the name on the common documents then second one this is a difficult one because I could even have an idea about who I am going to give for that we need articles for papers for journals like that but we need to talk about our action for example in the post you want to do that I just looking for someone who writes this kind of paper they don't have to be done but they have to be for general public not for explaining what we are doing what is the utility of this I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I


Okay there we are once again the famous Bendix diner as seen on the Jerry Seinfeld show comedians in cars getting coffee. Hasbro-Kyston Jersey Route 17 South I'm headed to meet with William H. Morrill III commercial voiceover specialists and former NFL football quarterback for more wackiness or God knows what we're gonna talk about maybe more madness who know who hell knows who the hell knows okay race vertical hold vertical hold you're swinging hold on I am I'm waiting for you okay now what was I gonna ask you again about the mother's oh about about the yes about mother's milk all right I have to come to a complete no no I got it I got it I got I got it I know it's a no scientific fact but I'll ask anyway I wish you would thank you is colostrum essential to the development of the immune system of a human and or mammals there only lasts about a week so this development of the immune system involves mammals yes or no so no brain or answer because if it's a mammal then it did this mother's milk I don't think I think I was formula fed that's why I have all these allergies was I do I have all these allergies and sinusitis because I was formula fed thank you mom she didn't feel like breastfeeding me she was your mother I would work for us for your ass hey even ugly babies get breastfed by their ugly mothers is ugly you're a corker that's my grandpa where Melissa say you are the ugly you ain't getting their breath what was it the Rodney Joe get your own what a Rodney Dangerfield said the doctor I was so ugly when I was born to dr. Slap my mother when I was born the doctor ran this and I'm so sorry still breathing yeah it's what his wife say take me somewhere I never been before he took to the kitchen yeah but I'm bum I was so poor in my neighborhood the rainbow was in black black and white all right my age you think more about eating than you sex we're having a miracle over the kitchen table oh my god see his one liners were much funnier than Henny young men's I mean they both were good but he had a lot more than yeah oh man yeah yeah forget that's why he opened up Dangerfield oh man I had a fight with my son the other night I said one day you'll have the kids of your own he said so will you oh man precious the other night my wife and I weren't been sleeping our daughter ran in mommy mommy the house is on fire she said quiet your waking father yeah he was you know he was really well loved amongst all comedians every nobody had a negative thing to say about Ronnie Dangerfield they love my buddy do very very well before he was comedian yeah yeah and his comedy club gave age sleepover my girl I knew not a girlfriend yeah sleep over at their house he was good friends with her father no shit big coke head big into coke to her great comedian Rodney Dangerfield let's see heavily in the coke okay maybe that's why he twitched so much well Robin Williams was definitely thank you Andrew Anderson put all James P Madonna down right off the bat oh you're right don't dare kid him where's my martini when I needed you'd ever drink more tea holy crap look at this oh what's your question hold on a chance come on hold on um is it why do so many why are so many women why are so good why are so many why yeah and then the gravity makes them sad is it is it a selfish trend today for so many women to rudely ask men about their income yes that's for anyone to ask anyone about their income yeah because it's not a damn business plain and simple even my sister agreed with me that's not a damn business I never think about your mother or anything mom's mom's been okay I'd knock on the word no no nothing at all I mean what could I say ask about 86 year old woman she's improved oh no let me think would this whole drama with Michael Cohen get deeper well that's it yeah this whole political deal legal deal with Michael Cohen Trump's former lawyer is he going to get a lot deeper would John the bottom line is will any of it be illegal that's the key there you go yes because if you do that shit whatever it's not illegal it's a big deal that said yes it will have legal there you go there you whittle it down you narrow it down and get into the people because Muller got his is getting his hands on the recordings know that go ahead but is Muller related to the company that makes egg noodles Muller's make you fun when you do that you don't do that okay I'll ask about a question do you like it when Jimmy Madonna tries to be funny with you to make fun just a little levity we don't need levity we need serious okay look at the size of the no look at that okay Jimmy Madonna watch out what and how he asks things of you oh settle it down right away oh I got a oh that's why I stopped you stop oh I got a good question go ahead John Gabriel's realty would any wrongdoing be exposed not legal wrong do not discrimination I'm sorry with John you gotta give me good John Gabriel realty be proven guilty of discrimination or you don't you don't have Gabriel realty John Gabriel's and stuff I heard nothing but bad about it is he a complete and total asshole okay bad see but we'll restitution take place as far as what legal restitution you don't want to get revenge on him well for what for discriminating against against people on a fixed income I don't know what he did what eviction that's eviction that's not yeah but I thought it's income and oh no I'm sorry they didn't pay the rent I thought oh they didn't pay us oh you mean you mean the office that gave you the office that gave you the subsidy did not pay the rent yeah oh okay I got you know no no where are you going with this no because because I hate to see bad people get away so yeah okay go ahead next question oh I don't know what do you really come hide me to robot from get smart like everything and keep going on I try to stop you and say okay we understand let's continue you make me play to ukulele let's continue well why don't you want to something that's on your mind am I going to beat and defeat this character that's the side of the well so far it's do I have anything to worry about concerning my apartment hmm I did ask bam questions I like to slide dissecting either plus plus I have to think of how to properly word it so when you say to me well I know you you have a mastery of the English language from working with Ray no I know but I know what you told me in the past years if you want to know anything about your mother about your ex no are you rushing me I feel like I'm in New York we are in essence you're in the tricep area yeah you're like you're rushing me you're stressing me out man does you mean Madonna gets stressed out easily yeah I don't like to be rushed it's just not easy yeah living on borrowed time you are we all are to be honest okay we all are um will all are all of us all of us human beings living on borrowed time now you'll think twice next time you use that statement because the answer is we all would um William Morrow be able to seek any legal restitution towards John Gabriel probably right now will I be able to seek any legal restitution or monetary restitution against Gabriel Realty discriminatory against poor people well well not poor I mean healthy yes that too yes that's right and I know between you and Jackie you you have access to good lawyers what else do you want to go um from from William from from William Morrow's past you and Eileen in your future to get Eileen I'd rather be alone but you won't be no no I'd rather be alone Jimmy would rather but will he be alone you know the guy from the sonic commercial that's who she reminds me her Ray remind me of the goofball from the sonic uh commercials he's like Ray he's the other guy the straight man is cool well he doesn't do much of anything this is the blonde guy who looks like a dumbass thing yeah yeah um what's that gonna say from in the past uh William Morrow by working in super tech has a mastery of English grammar is that true a pretty good mastery of English grammar well I could see that you're of you do uh I've written some dynamite things on Twitter just give me yes or no no I'll see if you do I'm a blogger I'm a writer do you want to see if you do oh okay go ask it three times to get you a yes or no well it likes you I know it's gonna say I have a mastery of English language well mastery is a serious work I I don't think I have a master in your dissecting everything yeah what was I'm analytic the Madonna overly dissect every answer but that's a man of science does it yes you do a man of science always analyzes in dissecting Madonna making an excuse by saying it's a man of science and analyzes everything well you're you you scoff at genetic non genetically modified organic foods and you're wrong I don't know actually let's find out for sure right but you're right about you're right about one thing but you do dissect but listen or listen listen one no I've been no I've improved quite a bit on the hours here for you so I've been uh good with the on and on um you know well I agree you about the fraud you know nutrition fraud oh okay am I a germapho I guess so is he overly concerned about germs all right you got me you got me can this be considered anal I clean our table just with the napkins of water with that simply sufficient enough does Jimmy Madonna carry it too far is it true that strangers can have many diseases and on them I don't know that guy I was here any human being I don't know if you didn't yeah it's true it's true any human being but English language we don't necessarily know who has what no nobody dies like the bottle of vitamins when you told me oh wouldn't that be a kick in the head if uh Eileen with her horse shack came in any second for horse shack for horse shack laugh for laugh I got to teach you to get into speech practice here horse shack laugh with a weird laugh well I abbreviated it like I'm like the way does our friend and her workplace was Eileen the girl here at McDonald's because she would have had extremely odd laugh see how simple it is right to the point question you know you by by rushing life you create free radicals in your body which accelerates aging you're accelerating you're aging sir this is where did I get exactly that right to the point maybe that's anal do you remember don't want to know if you're anal are you no not that you said maybe that's anal no I said maybe what you are into is anal too about you know let's talk and rush everything you never know I like people to get right to the point I don't want to smell coffee people to drag things out am I wrong you're like Larry David he's like that I heard is it best to get straight and right to the point you know not just answering your questions well I am very happy about your test results they were very good and I'm also I am also happy that the amulet feels that you stand a good chance of getting some restitution from the evil John Gabriel because he's not too far away from the guy you had that the the one you dealt with in Ridgewood he's not too far yeah I mean I mean it's to to discriminate to discriminate against a person with with health health issues about money at that age first of all you're a senior second of all you have health issues I know third you're living on a fixed thing let's go you don't just fix it I'm okay because I want to find I'm trying to find out how you got into this mess I go through so much of it I just don't I my good friend Matt doesn't even know I'm in the hotel I don't feel like talking all right oh I'm like I don't want to hear any more yeah I don't know okay oh how was the beer by the way I haven't had an absolute rude fool there you go oh he's incredible let's go and be a friend he's free not for the less I don't blame you yes you gotta get when you go home you're gonna get ripped what are you what are you doing class she goes to school last night where oh my god and then and then you gotta be here in the morning is that true that's very difficult you know what um acupressure reflexology is in swedish acupressure is very good reflexology you know the the Dollar Tree has the massage uh tool with the balls on the end so good only a dollar no it works no it's it's it you grab it and it has the bullies on the end no way this way you don't get liniment you don't touch your eyes with uh what do you want to know oh you you were getting into the joseph thing well no i asked one question yeah okay i have really nothing else to um you mean madonna have a gift of the day now do you want to know that because you do i can i can answer that but you just want to hear where yeah well what do you want if i just sat here and stared at you without talking you would think i'm gay no if you heard if you heard how we would think i'm gay discussing back and forth trading banter about subjects and what is it yeah but this guy's an idiot how many like this guy you know you don't like standing out you like foxy like you're crazy um something was i'm trying to think something was said on cnn that um you know you know what the problem is with cnn and sometimes a person would play devil's advocate and try to give the trump administration and republicans some benefit of the doubt cnn they present both sides even though the cnn the 24-hour news network is perfectly unbiased as they come do they always present both sides of the discussion and or argue that's what i told you then they let the public decide i guess oh what else can you do you present both sides what else you're going to do you see that's the point that right to the point questions and do they present both sides they always have a democrat and a republican they always have this they always have that the only the only difference is the ideology of the republicans is to present both to work for the rich it doesn't matter the democrats are there a rebuke or two well that that's it is box news really a news network i've always told you it's not to me this is probably satire political satire man i've always told you it's a communist network i told people they don't know there's a difference between communism and fascism i don't care what there is no no webster's dictionary if you read the political definitions no because if you were a man of intellect you would respect the dictionary let's just get to the point russian robot cnn or whatever i got you no you didn't yes i did no you were trying to die because because the political definitions are important to a point it's all communist when you come down you know the rednecks you call everything kami pinko kami this that the other thing in america do the rednecks the hate groups of the klan neo-nazis and the whole bit do they make any sense whatsoever and the n r a a lot of things they say araya i think everybody should be but oh i'm a good people but obama never knew why should you ever be this is what we're talking about why should you be defenseless we've said here with this we're sitting here yeah i'm not confronting him with a gun shooting everybody's screaming and running a big shot we run to or would you rather we all have guards to take the fuck you better it was if you're right well you'll disuse the situation i said why do you want me or you why do you want us to be defenseless nobody could argue that's what we talk about right to the point why do you want us to be defenseless we don't die second lord why do you want to be defenseless it doesn't make sense you see get to the point is it true that barack obama never took anyone's guns away the rednecks of paranoid the right wingers of paranoid that democrats will take their guns away is that true the good honest people of america be armed and able to defend themselves themselves and others yeah and do background checks the point the point is if you take guns away from the good yeah the gangs are all gonna line it up and say here are guns is it true that the criminal element gets their firearms from the black market big went into a big yes so gun laws wouldn't really take guns away from the bad guys years ago do you remember the buyback in new york yep what'd you get what was the fee i don't remember but it you put 200 for any gun you turned in the young kids were going with $25 saturday night that could have been a set up sing operation young kids were going in with $25 saturday night specials getting $200 and going on buying a better gun that's the point from the back of a truck of open the black market bam see right to the point you're getting a better gun you're paying them to get a better weapon you're paying them to arm themselves this is insanity what about the christmas the christmas turkey's gonna hold us in batters oh yeah that really solves the poverty problem what did you know about that explain that you know what i meant photo op for politician they're giving the homeless frozen turkeys for christmas what are they gonna cook it you're homeless we're gonna cook it they found the homeless around the corner turning in their frozen turkey to drug dealers for drugs you see the point this is the government and how they think don't think government program yeah like like cash assistance in welfare is only $140 a month in new jersey how you live on $140 a month frozen turkey and more money for a better gun come on come on that's insane that's insanity and and and for medicaid they think over a thousand dollars you you could you could pay for your own health insurance new york gun buyback incredibly ignorant and stupid see right to the point $200 for a $25 gun you go in and get through at $75 or $100 for guns you come out with $800 you can buy a great gun that's dumb this is insane do many government programs for the poor really solve the problems for the poor well they so what you're saying is some help is better than no help sounds like a republican answer but no you're not saying that okay do you think $140 a month for welfare in new jersey is absolutely ridiculous why are you being so rude with my questions it's a follow up oh i'm sorry no because you know stop it i'm getting points and points of points no mine was short my question was short oh the last question $140 welfare thing and i was saying is even a $15 minimum wage so bullshit i even if even if it was tax free it's still bullshit you see the points i'm trying to make yeah but i have my own questions because this you gotta get to know the point because i i choose to ask the questions but you take a while if you even if you get a 40 hour a week now i can't i can't ask 30 second 20 second questions i can't do that even if you get a 40 hour work week at $15 an hour on tax that's $600 a week you can't pay a rent with that now you're right that's my point i was getting to you're right well you asked it that's what i wanted to do before i forgot it because you're going on what did you want to ask i'm not asking anymore because i i have no you know i don't love freedom to express myself the way i want to make your questions quick that's the best way because it gets right to the point i i what do you mean let me ask you why drag them out right but but i there's more information attached to the sense i i don't know is it is it best to you know what you don't want amulet fuck you you know i'm done i'm done with the amulet you know what all right i'm done you you ask all the questions is it best to get right i don't like to be censored i don't like to be censored this is united states first amendment no it's not anymore no you don't have right i you know i mean i don't like censorship i'm a leo i'm independent nobody's ever told me what to do in my life it's not such a shit it's called getting just to the point real quick because other people forget the questions you know and you lived in texas you know how laid-back people can be and slow what's not going to do with it because they enjoy life maybe maybe they don't maybe they talk slower they move and they take their time or maybe they don't enjoy life who knows maybe they have the same problem as anybody else well they have our hospitals filled up with illnesses too they have lower mortgages and rents that's people in texas enjoy life more than others so they got the same problem as everyone else yes the jimmy just offended you by giving me the figures and fuck you i don't like being i don't like being sensitive i like to ask the questions i ask is jimmy being censored is jimmy misinterpreting would my friend in san diego have rescued me from this hellhole i live in would he or will he would would have she rescued me from jimmy she's cheating well that's because of the am the amulet spin a certain way she works all the time she's got three clients now you're defending well i mean you know it can't be a hundred percent so you're defending it and you said her family treats you like shit nothing no our family doesn't treat no our family has a lot of issues issues too i mean from jimmy my friend jimmy madonna be with this girl from where from san diego from san diego a user if she will all there you still talk to her yeah she'll never stop well i mean we're you know oh what do i have very few options living in this area with the gold diggers that are around i do have few options um this area is very materialistic isn't it okay are there areas that are not are there areas in the united states that are not do not consist of materialistic women no so women are so that so that means they are glorified prostitutes in a sense well you're you're pretty smart amulet you're very that's very logical so um do men ultimately give these women their power does they have to do with the fact that most men are desperate to get laid interesting is this why my brother and other people i know let their wives and girlfriends control them because they they want to get into their panties is that basically it but you got to be a desperate bastard for that so so these men are giving up who they are just for sex yeah i'm done i just want to get a swing yeah yeah oh it made sense to me it made sense to me jimmy's always for sticking in touch with this girl from san jose no san diego from san jimmy madonna always for sticking in touch with this girl from san diego is any good going to come out of this is any good going to come out of living in new jersey for you for me for jimmy madonna is any good going to come out for him living in new jersey time will tell can he keep running can he run away from this oh you mean if i live somewhere else okay i hear you yes so relocation is not the answer so that so that means it's a female thing in america or the world to size up a man's income a big yes man also size up a woman's income let's go both sides no men size up their their looks do women so all right go ahead great do men also size up a woman's income and use a woman the jiggalore i was told there are many more jiggalores of sexes do they both use each other it's all to be right to be quite both sexes that's our users in different forms i guess both sides man oh god well you know the good thing is no that that the future in the future just like extraterrestrials you will have the privilege of communicating through brainwaves and thought you wouldn't have because you're so anti speaking speech that you know you could like actually brainwaves like that's why the news you notice when they die said certain people had a condition a politician who went on and on and on well that's what they did that's called filibuster get to your point that's what they say stop it get to your point that's why they say they will keep talking to the way and i think there's nobody in the condo the house it's not nothing that's done especially you ever see c-spin how boring it is c-spin talk about not getting to the point on c-spin too far too many people just go on and on is any good good come out of being a long woman if you um if you um usually a mastery a mastery of the english a language in grammar does that help in making your point quickly your millionaire answers along that yeah they say often many times he's very well spoken you see a mastery very well spoken articulation that sometimes that will articulate the same thing yeah that's the point the articulate person is one that does have a mastery of the english language do you want a guy to come up and say use guys don't get it oh you mean slang yeah that would not cut it get it get it here like somebody like obama was a great warrior he's a very great you know that's what you know he's it was a professor professor in constitutional law you know and they and they they they bashed him so much when he was in office my dad always said to whenever you speak we would say hi or somebody it's like the handshake too you ever hi you ever have a hi yes it's like a fish you ever see girl yeah right the tips they give you the tips of the fingers but but a woman shakes your hand somebody speaks in general it's incredibly important there you go there are very few great speakers yeah get to the point be a good orator to make your points that's what they call the power points to the power presentations yeah as long as they back everything up with facts and if they give a presentation unless you're trump he's who lies about everything so doesn't matter there's no facts to back what he says oh jeez he has no facts he makes up stuff he's a liar he said something really dumb on twitter where he said the russians are going to help the democrats in this november well whatever Trump says is pretty well Trump is a more let's go if he's if the russians are pro republican and pro-trump no pro-trump i should say why would they help the democrats yep yep bam all right oh you know you think with all the thunderstorms and rain we've been having that the humidity would disappear doesn't work that way anymore oh cnn showed a satellite imaging of the uh north pole republicans are lying it's shrinking quite a bit no they keep on saying it's it's a it's a lie about global warming they've got they've got the film of trumps falling off everybody knows the polar bears are emaciated that's because they're in bed with big oil probably this has been a mega lab 21 production


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here? I'm just gonna review the possession of Hannah Grace today. I just got out of the theater seeing it the possession of Hannah Grace stars Shay Mitchell Gray Damon Kirby Johnson Nick Thune Lewis Hurtham and Stena catech Now this movie in particular. I Didn't really have any I didn't really plan on seeing this movie This is kind of just like a last-minute decision on my end because I wanted to see some horror movie before the year ended And I know there's not a lot of other good horror films or anything I'm expecting before the year ended so I wanted to go see the possession of Hannah Grace to hop and say for there being No more horror movies that I actually had an interest in seeing Before the year ended basically what this film is doing is following a cop who's just gotten out of like She was in rehab or something for due to an incident that occurred on the job that she never recovered from she kind of is suffering from PTSD She's into drugs. She's former alcoholic. She had an addiction issue. She's just recovering from this stuff She relapses at times and now she's taken on the position of a Night shift at a graveyard shift in the I think is at a Boston hospital in the morgue department But while she's there she gets she receives a body drop-off that ends up being and ends up leading to a night of terror Surrounding what actually happened to the person in this case Hannah Grace What is going on here because the main the main selling point for this movie was the fact that this is what ends up happening after an exorcism Now I don't not know I The reason why I cannot really say that this movie was all that bad is because While yes, it's very unoriginal if you if you've seen movies like the autopsy of Jane though You'll understand what I'm talking about but this movie isn't necessarily just an overall crap movie It's more so just that it suffers from its lack of originality. It's lack of Offering anything new to the genre of demons in the supernatural Oh Lackluster performances by certain people Some of the kills in the movie when we get them They're just you don't care about anyone that dies in the movie like the film offers nothing for you to care About anyone that you have on screen and I know that's ultimately how a lot of horror movies are today Because Halloween the the new Halloween had a few throwaway characters that you really didn't care who lived or died But at least that movie established some some chemistry between certain characters and we got to See them fleshed out in more ways than one This movie you have a collection of characters that are just there for supporting roles behind Shea Mitchell's leading role as Megan Megan Reed. They offer nothing to the overall narrative There's one character who plays her former boyfriend great Damon plays Andrew Kurtz Andrew is he's recently moved out of her home. He visits her Like on the second night of the job after she after he realizes that she might have stolen some Medication pills and he doesn't want her relapsing. He's concerned about her well-being and her relapsing I think that might have what actually led to their breakup her addiction problem This movie Not only is it it's not really bad. It's just so unoriginal so uninspired It lacks anything creatively fresh. It's not bringing anything new to the table It's just rehashing a bunch of ideas that other films have already done And I know that's ultimately what a movie is going to some movies are just going to be that they're going to be rehashes But I feel like this movie legitimately set out to not be original at all they wanted to just take elements from certain movies and then just Title this movie something else entirely different because there's elements There's a lot of elements that were in regards to the autopsy of Jane Doe in here This the whole concept screams the autopsy of Jane Doe. So if you want to actually see something that's More well-crafted and has a better overall experience I would say go watch the autopsy of Jane Doe and to skip the possession of Hannah Grace There are a few things that don't make sense in the movie such as how There's a sequence where because a lot of stuff in the movie It's as if they want the audience to not know certain things until the end But then they're highlighted in a way in the movie that anyone who's watching with their mind and their brain Functioning is going to be able to just Predict every little thing that's about to happen because there's it seems so very formulaic There's not a lot going on either in regards to Like just why Hannah Grace and I just wish like the only real connection Hannah Grace even has To the main character here, uh, Megan reed is that she's basically just a pawn For Megan reed to get some redemption because she failed to take action once before in her life And that's what led to her relapsing Uh in the in the end of the movie We kind of just have a moment where she does something and she doesn't have she doesn't experience the same thing That had occurred that led to her not being a cop anymore and her Ending up at the morgue night shift at this local hospital That's really the only reason why Hannah Grace exists here. I thought the movie was going to be about Hannah Grace So the movie in itself isn't even about Hannah Grace or her possession. It's more about Megan reeds character played by shea mitchell overcoming her previous trauma and that occurred from a A past experience when she was a former cop or when she was a cop Shea mitchell She's a phenomenon. She's not a phenomenal actor. No one in this movie really does a solid Job besides her everyone else gives subpar acting at best shea mitchell. She's always been good She if you're familiar with shea mitch you probably might recognize her as emily from pretty little liars She didn't do a bad job in the movie. It's just that this movie is so formulaic It's offering nothing new and her performance isn't enough to just hold this movie up because it's ultimately A mess because like I said, there's a few things that make no sense I'm trying to avoid spoilers because I'm going to do a spoiler review in the future Once in a few coming weeks once I feel like everyone has seen the movie Uh, let me know what you guys thought about the possession of Hannah Grace down in the comment section below If you have seen it if you haven't already subscribe and turn on post notifications So you never miss a video also in the description I'll have links to all my social media accounts on my facebook twitter and instagram You can message me there to let me know what movies you would like me to review in the future Uh If I were to rate this on a scale of one to ten, I would honestly give it a five and a half only because of shea mitchell's performance of Some of the like the manurisms in the cinematography. I thought that was well done and the manurisms of Hannah Grace when her body is Mobile I thought that was well done uh And just the fact that the movie itself was not It just wasn't bad. It wasn't bad. It just wasn't as original as you would I didn't expect it to be very original, but it just wasn't Very good at the end of the day. It's not overall bad. That's why I'm going to give it a 5.5 out of 10 Let me let me know what you guys thought about the film if you've seen it down in the comment section below Also in the description, I'll have links to my most recent article that I have had published on screen rent I am now right for screen rent Just some news on the future of a quiet place and what a sequel could potentially look like and how it will be different From the original with all that in mind guys. I will see you in the next video


You can actually see the development fracking, the natural gas extraction, near Dallas. Look at this territory, since they discovered how to explode a shale horizontally and extract gas. I watched for the little square white rectangles there. These are all hydraulic fracturing pads. These are drilling places, we explode the shale, extract gas, all those dots. If we see what we've done to the planet and already get resources, we realize if we could use them again, we can double the amount of resources without doubling the amount of damage on the planet.


Ladies and gentlemen, The Railroad Hour. And here comes our star-studded show train. The Association of American Railroads presents the radio premiere of another delightful musical story, Smiles by Vincent Eumann, starring Gordon MacRae and his lovely guest Elaine Malbin. Our choir is under the direction of Norman Luboff, and our music is prepared and conducted by Carmen Dragon. Yes, tonight another great musical success is brought to you by the American Railroads.  The same railroads that bring you the finest in safe, luxurious, all-weather transportation at the price you can afford. And now here is our star, Gordon MacRae. Ladies and gentlemen, well, Sir Elaine Malbin plays a little girl named Smiles, and I'll be Bob Hastings, a Long Island millionaire, of course, with nothing but time on my hands and you in my arms, nothing but love. Too bad. Oh, nobody, anybody. Whenever I see the moon coming up over Long Island Sound, I start getting romantic. You better get rid of the moon or get yourself a girl, one or the other. You're a fine one, it talks, sis. Why don't you get yourself a guy? Oh, I guess I expect too much in a man. Two arms, two legs, must be breathing. Well, maybe I'm too particular too. I keep imagining a girl who's honest, smiling, generous, and... You don't want a girl, you want to use car salesmen. Well, that's very funny. When I can see her in the moonlight, though, I can almost touch her. But she's only in my mind. When the day fades away into twilight, the moon is my love answer. I find an answer, he's my inspiration. We'll bring us together. Oh, when you start trusting fate. Coming up in downtown Old Manhattan, Iowa, pushed through crowds under flashing theater marquees, turned a corner into the lonesome shadow of black skyscrapers against the stars. All of a sudden, I found myself in the bowery by an all-night mission, where a Salvation Army band was beating out its message of hope to the homeless. Being so beautiful. Excuse me, please. Oh, I didn't mean to be fresh. You see, I've known you for a long time. Sixty-second? You'd better get your watch fixed. No, no, I mean, I've been dreaming of you. You're very face-for-years. That's an old line, if I ever heard one. Who are you? I'll ask the questions, Mac. Who are you?  Don't be mad, Dick. I'll handle their smiles. Is that what they call you? Smiles? It's a silly name, isn't it? When I was a little girl, I got in the habit of smiling, and I never could break it. I wish more people had the same trouble. Do you work down here in the bowery all the time? Anything wrong with that? These people need me. A lot of them are down and out, and I try to make them feel that somebody's interested in them. Somebody cares, so they'll find the spirit to start all over again. I think that's wonderful. We're glad you approve. Now, look, buddy, what have you got against me? Do I have to be down and out in order for smiles to pass a time of day? Now listen, Mac, I warned you that... Please, you don't understand. You see, this is my father. Your father? That's impossible. This fellow can't be any older than I am. Well, he's my adopted father. I guess you've heard of parents adopting children. Well, with me, it was the other way around. When I was ten years old, I picked him out to take care of me. Well, when did this all happen? When I was in the army in France during the war, smiles had lost a real mother and father in the farming. Dick made me change my name from Madeline to Smile. Say, you know, there's a song about a girl named Madeline. I guess it could have been written about me if I'd been a few years older. Oh, Madeline, you are the only one. Oh, Madeline, I've seen a miss. Oh, won't you give us just a kiss? How can she consent? I never knew a girl like you. Look, we're having a party tomorrow night at our place out in Long Island. The answer is no. Oh, uh, I don't want smiles to come. Why? Well, not alone. You can come along too, Dad. We'll make the party a big charity bizarre. All the benefits go to your mission. Oh, that would be wonderful. Wouldn't it, Dick? Well, I uh... Just tell us where and when. But you don't have to tell me why. And Hastings, you're in love. Well, sis, maybe. But this girl is from another world. It's oil and water, caviar and ice cream. They just won't mix. You're too cynical, Dot. There's one thing that everybody wants and everybody understands. From Beekman Place to the Bowery. It doesn't cost a dime. It doesn't have anything to do with the clothes you wear or the word you speak.  I got a hunch, but I'm afraid to ask. There are smiles that make us happy. There are smiles that make us blue. There are smiles that steal as the saw. There are smiles that have a turn. Just what makes meals just what holds busy smiles so bright and new smile. We miss Hastings. But people won't like it. I bet you didn't learn to dance like this at a Bowery mission. In Paris, little girls learn to dance. Then they learn to walk. Tell me something, Smiles. Pardon me, may I cut in? Oh, sure, sure. Go right ahead, dad. How did you know, sis? You're bleeding slightly. She's pretty. So I've noticed. The guy who came with her's pretty cute. That's her father. Well, I'd like to be her mother. Excuse me, Bob, I've got to make an announcement. What? Ladies and gentlemen, your attention, please. I guess you all know this party is for one of the all-night missions in the Bowery. Girls from that mission is here. Her name is Smiles. What are you up to? And she's going to sing one of her songs just the way they do it down there on the Bowery. Do you mind, Smiles? I guess not. If you really want me to sing. Come on, Smiles, I'll take you home. Good night, Mr. Hastings. Thank you for a lovely evening. Smiles. Let her go, Bob. You planned it, didn't you? Just to humiliate her. Oh, can't you see? That's not for you. Carry on, keep smiling.  The only girl. Now she's gone and I'm right back smack where I started. You think have been built in America in the last 30 years. The answer is practically every one of today's railroads is a new railroad. For in these past 30 years, the railroad industry has invested more than $20 billion of its own money for all kinds of improvements. And almost half of that has been spent just since the end of World War II. Just think of the changes that this vast investment has made in railroads. First of all, the biggest difference is probably in the fleet of locomotives. 30 years ago, the diesel locomotive was a dream of the future. The first one, in fact, was just being tried out on the railroads. There are nearly 23,000 of these powerful and efficient diesel units. And most of these have been placed in service in the short period of the last eight years. During this same short period, another big change has been made in freight cars with more than half a million new, bigger, and better freight cars installed by America's railroads. These new cars make up about 30% of the present fleet of more than one and three-quarter million freight cars, which move the nation's commerce. And to carry travelers all over the country, railroads have bought since the end of the Second World War about 5,000 new passenger-trained cars, the kind of cars that speed you to your destination with unexcelled comfort and safety. In addition to all this new equipment, the railroads have made countless other improvements, such as push-button terminal operations, expanded signal installations, centralized traffic control, and wider use of radio communications. These are but a few of the many new things that have made today's railroads so different from those of 30 years ago, even those of eight years ago. So when you think of all the things the railroads have done and all the changes that they've made to provide safer and better railroad transportation, you find that the net result is a new railroad system, one that today is doing the most efficient and most dependable job of transportation ever recorded. There is act two of the Lawrence and Lee version of Instant Human's smile, starring Gordon MacRae as Bob and Elaine Moudin as Smiles. There are smiles. After that party, I knew I had to reach Smiles and explain to them. I tried to see her at the mission, but her father made it crystal clear that I was poison ivy. Get lost, boy. Vamoose, 23, you know what? I was a very big man in the Bowery. What do you do when the only girl you care about treats you as if you were on the other side of the moon? Okay, you've been moping around long enough, Junior. What you need is the Grand Tour. Grand Tour? Mm-hmm. Six months in Europe. We sail Tuesday under your de France. We may have to change your name again. I know. I'm sorry, Dick, but I just don't feel like smiling. That Long Island Lothario is still double parked in your heart? I'm afraid so. Would I like to give him a ticket? Look, Smiles, there's going to be a reunion of the regimen in Paris next month. If you were there, it would make everything perfect. You can really get that playboy out of your system once we set sail on the Île de France. Oh, I know what you're thinking. No such luck. I had a cabin. She was in third class. I stood in my deck, looking out over the ocean, thinking I was running away from her. There she was at another railing a few yards away, looking out in the same ocean. Maybe thinking of me. Well, we never saw each other. That is until a few weeks after we land. It's not possible. What are you doing here in Paris? I came here to forget about you. But Smiles, how did you get here? On a boat? I was running away from you. It's fake. You both run away right into each other's arms. Look, you know that joke at the party. I was just as angry as you were.  You know that you wouldn't do such a thing. Smiles, I promise. I'll always be good to you. Always be good to me. If you will treat me with sympathy. I will take your advice and be nice as a gentleman can be. Dirt me all that I'm always wrong. And when you are... You may believe that I am child. A mischief makes me kind of twerp. Understand. And if you would, as you should, just be good. Oh, so very good to me. Well, Mr. Hastings, we really didn't expect you to show up over here. Never say die, do you? Not if I can help it.  You want to know something? So am I. I guess that's why Smiles and I finally decided to get married. You can come to the wedding if you want to. Is that true, Smiles? It's true. But I thought that... Well, it doesn't really make much difference what I think now, does it? Congratulations, old man. I ought to be in this ceremony. The groom gives the bride away. Oh, there's not a chance. Once I'm married to Smiles, I'll never give her away to anybody. Bob! I understand. I understand. Don't explain. I hope you'll be very happy, Smiles. Dick, well, he changed his mind. I don't believe it. When he realized that I was really in love with you, he just decided to step aside. I can't believe it. The heel turns out to be a hero. But what does that make me?  Just for waiting until I can make up my mind. Your voice, although I think you're teasing. With you. I'll take a trip somewhere. We're on a trip now. I want to go home for our honeymoon. That way, it'll never be over. And spend all of our lives. Thanks to Doris Singleton, Peter Leeds and our entire company. Smiles with book by William Anthony Maguire, lyrics by Harold Adamson, Ring Lardner and Clifford Gray, and music by Vincent humans, was dramatized for the railroad hour by Lawrence and Lee. The railroad hour is brought to you each week at the same time by the American Railroads. Marvin? As we pointed out earlier on this program, most of today's railroads are really new railroads. They are new because of the billions of dollars that have been invested in new and improved equipment and facilities in recent years. And because of the broad program of research that has been carried on in every part of the railroad plant. Although there is no such thing as a new model every year on the railroads, the changes that have taken place in the past few years have been tremendous. And all this has been brought about so that you and all America will have the finest transportation service to be found anywhere. Thank you, Marvin. And now, ladies and gentlemen, here again is tonight's guest, the charming Elaine Malvin. Thank you, Gordon. What's on the show train schedule next Monday night? Well, we'll have a real change of pace from Smiles. Frowns? Oh, no, not exactly. Here's a few measures by way of a sample. Carmen? For Rosemarie, I love... From a life resumed. Right, Dr. Levison. Rudolph Rimmel at his best with the gallant adventure of Rosemarie. Virginia Haskins and I will be living it up in the Canadian Northwest. I'll be listening. And we'll be watching you, Elaine, on the NBC TV opera. That's May 8th, isn't it? That's right. I'll be singing Solomé. Oh, boy. Well, good night, Elaine. Good night, Gordon. All aboard! Well, dear friends, it looks as though we're ready to pull out. And so until next Monday night, and Rosemarie, on behalf of the other members of the cast and of the American Railroads, this is your friend Gordon McRae saying goodbye. Smiles was presented through special arrangement with the Tams Whitmark Music Library. Our choir is under the direction of Norman Luboff, and our music is prepared and conducted by Carmen Dragon. This is Marvin Miller saying goodbye until next week for the American Railroads. And reminding you, the Young Women's Christian Association is commemorating its 99th year of providing friendship, guidance, and recreation for more than 3 million young women of America. To an organization with this distinguished record of service, the Railroads extend a hearty salute during this national YWCA week. Now stay tuned for your Monday night of music on NBC.


Welcome back to the Tracy Johnson show presented by Buffalo Wild Wings. I'm Sam Murray joined now with Stevenson women's ice hockey head coach Tracy Johnson and coach last weekend two-game sweep over Lebanon Valley Put 16 goals in the back of the net get your third shutout of the season Let's talk about the production of some of those who don't normally show up in the stat sheet Casey Stork three goals or three assists rather was named the UCHC rookie of the week Angelica Saluso gets her first career goal How's it been getting production across across the roster? It's an exciting thing to watch. You know any time depth can sort of come alive for your team is a good thing So giving those players that don't necessarily show up on the score sheet some confidence moving into the next stretch next You know last four games that we have of the regular season is is never a bad thing So excited for those players to get the opportunity to know what it feels like to to show up on the score sheet And hopefully we can continue that going forward. Yeah A lot of your first year is starting to show up on the score sheet, but it's senior day coming up You have seven seniors who have continually filled the score sheet. Talk about them what they meant to the program That will be an emotional day. Absolutely. I'll using my throwback term. Absolutely, but uh, you know, I can't say enough about that group They've done so much. They've you know, they were the first class to come in after I Got my first head coaching job here. So I mean they're just gonna hold a very special place in my heart for forever And you know, we'll be sad to see them go there. They're a great group they've seen the ups and downs of the program and Have stuck with it have stuck together and have just been a great example of what we want our program to stand for Yeah, it's gonna be emotional day for sure But business to take care of Newman comes into town on Friday before you travel to Newman for the home and home series It's a big series with the UCHD standings. They're three points ahead of you. What do you have to do to get those wins? I think we need to continue to emphasize playing simple hockey playing smart hockey and playing hard And I think that's something that we've really tried to place an emphasis on in the second half And I think when you are focused on that and playing like you can it's you know It ends up paying off in the long run We can only be happy when we've played our game and but we need 60 minutes of it and then Well 120 over the weekend. So that's what we're gonna be aiming for well coach I wish you the best of luck this weekend and we'll see you back here next week. Thanks so much for coach Tracy Johnson I'm Sam Murray and this has been the Tracy Johnson show


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Finally, we have Therika Leonhardt from the Research School of Earth Sciences at the AENU College of Science, and the title of her three-minute thesis tonight is, My Quest to Make the Invisible Visible. There is a website called soulburners.org where people write their most soul-burning questions on a post-it. Now imagine my surprise when I found that someone else in the world had the same very specific soul-burning question that I did. Who makes chillin veins? This question is a missing part in our story in the history of life's emergence and evolution. Chillin veins are fossilized biological molecules, which are found in almost every rock and oil spanning Earth's long history. Similar to using fossilized bones to reconstruct a skeleton, we can use fossilized molecules to reconstruct ecosystems and the evolution of the first tiny microorganisms. But the problem is, we don't know who made chillin veins. And this is wild, because there is so much of this molecule in the ground right now. If we added it all up, we would have roughly 500 billion tons. That is the same mass as adding together all the plants, animals, people, insects and fungi alight on Earth today. That is 500 billion tons of mass right beneath our feet and we don't know where it came from. Scientists have been trying to find the microbial source of chillin veins for decades with no success. However, I found chillin veins in rocks that are billions of years old. To put that in perspective, if we're here, dinosaurs are about here. I found chillin veins over here. This is when it dawned on me that the microbial source of chillin veins must be ancient. But is it possible that they are alive and amongst us today? It was assumed that the microbial source of chillin veins went extinct when scientists looked in the past. However, I am the first to look in the present, to look at modern environments using a new technique that I invented that can make chillin veins visible from complex mixtures of molecules. I searched high in the European Alps and deep beneath the Isan Antarctica and I found them. I found them in both of these places and in many more. There is an organism alive today making chillin veins. They are not extinct and they have persisted through Earth's history for billions of years. This discovery means we need to relook at everything we know about the early evolution of life and I have so many more soul-burning questions such as how and why are these organisms making chillin veins. I want to meet whoever wrote this post-it because I want to share my discoveries with them and I hope to keep using my research to answer soul-burning questions.