gentlemen it's the time for the last talk of this this Saturday here at Kiwi Picon here in Christchurch and if you were looking for Lee Begg's talk that was 45 minutes ago in the other room. We have a different Lee for you in this room this afternoon. Lee Symes works at Catalyst IT working on all manner of languages and today is going to be telling us about Python and why it is fantastic and perhaps why some other languages might be good as well. Please make a welcome. Yeah so I'm going to be talking about basically why I absolutely love Python and I and some of the bugbears and some of the other languages that I code in from time to time that I also really like. So a little bit of background about me. I studied a Bachelor of, I studied Information Technology and Mathematics at the University of Queensland in Brisbane and whilst I was there I did a lot of Java. I also dabbled in a couple of other languages Python, C, a little bit of JavaScript. Then at the beginning of this year I got offered a job at Catalyst and jumped the ditch and I'm now working in Auckland for Catalyst doing Python JavaScript. PHP occasionally gathering in Perl which is interesting. So yeah my talk today basically it's kind of five somewhat interconnected sections. So I'm going to start off and talk about why I really don't like jumping between languages. Just some of the really irritating things about going from PHP to Python and back again and then I go on to Async and just talk about basically what I love about Python's Async and the various things you can do with Async. Then I go on to the pain point of packaging and then on to unit testing and finally I'm going to talk about why I love Python just because that's what this talks about apparently. So yeah basically I move between PHP and Python and JavaScript and it's always a pain remembering oh I need to put semi-colon there or do I need to put curly brackets or not is it a colon and then indent and just so many things are different and oh the quotes get me every time but I yeah I I just find it so frustrating moving between the so many different languages that I end up having to do a job and then there's spacing which I mean we've got Pepe in Python and there's a couple of different standards but like do I use two spaces or is that four spaces for this project and you know how do I space my functions and it's complicated and try to remember which one I'm going to use is always fun so and then we get naming conventions and Python doesn't well Python's Python it uses all three the just one long word and then camel case and then snake case and you know that's fine you have to look at documentation and is this the library that uses the camel case one or is it the underscores it's so difficult to remember but luckily the documentation for Python is really great and Java's better it's very rigid and structured you will do it one way but it's good and it's bad at the same time and then just general functions like do I do I push to a list or is that a pen what about do I add that which which function do I use I'll check the documentation and you know is it a while true or is it a do while and you know do I do I follow for each or for in so many different ways of looking over a list but at least he only has one important statement right and it does two namespaces which no does JavaScript doesn't and PHP might apparently so yeah that's me basically doesn't really segue but my next topic is asynchronous so I'm gonna just talk about what I think is I think basically you usually write a script and it goes through and does one thing after the other that's slow and you know kind of boring and so you put it into multiple threads except in Python which has the global interpreter lock which makes funny exciting but you you want to do multiple things at once but you always running to problems and of that list and locking and everything so so threading it's basically you you have multiple threads of execution and you do them at the same time but the problem with threading is obviously if you're if you're trying to say add an element to a list you've got to make sure that you don't have to try to do that at the same time otherwise you either end up with two elements a for list one element and each of the list or some kind of explosion that may or may not cause damage which yeah it has its benefit but you've got to know what you're doing with threading you know so the next option really is multi-processing Python does this really well with the multi-processing library but you know sharing data is kind of hard you got to do it one of it yourself you you can't you can't make things sort of interact easily but then again if you don't need that then multi-processing is great but and then the final one is asyncio I absolutely love asyncio I came from twisting and found asyncio in Python 3 4 3 3 and it is the most amazing thing from from my point of view basically what it allows you to do is it allows you to write purely synchronous code you're running the same thread so you don't have to worry about locking or unlocking and making sure you you know sharing data and everything else like that it's all you know it doesn't it doesn't even need to be worried about but the really cool thing is if you say hit a website if you ask for information for a website what will happen is it will basically instead of blocking the entire program it will kind of do some magic that means that you can run other bits of code somewhere else and then when that website gets back to you it will basically start running as though your function as though it was purely synchronous but in the background a whole lot of stuff happened and it means that you can write relatively easy to understand code that runs faster than just pure do this do that than that but you know it it runs faster and you don't have to worry about oh am I locking this or have I have I got to think about communicating or what if I share this data so that's that's why I really like it because it just makes that so much easier to work with so this kind of where I segue into dealing with packaging I know packaging in Python is complicated I'm kept as just polluting system and you got virtually by virtual Ed and the end whichever what you meant to use and one of them supposed to come with Python except from a bunch who and it's it's horrible because I I don't like it but I'm working in Python so I'm stuck with it admission I've never actually built a self dot pi I've never built a package for Python I really only worked with packages as a user of them but at the same time it's kind of painful that way as well so at least it's in Java that there is no package major for Java you you want to you want to try and like you have a library but it has dependencies well good luck let you build system take care of it it's totally the way to go which is kind of not a good way to go but my my go-to awesome packaging is is no sorry and no package major I really like it it does everything local first so if you go pit sorry if you go noting npm install it doesn't go into your system it sits in a directory and it just it doesn't pollute your system by default and it means that and because of that and because it's really well integrated into the whole no JS in but environment it kind of just works the other thing I really like about the whole node JS ecosystem is that you will you start with a package the the first thing you do when you're writing a node when you start a node project is not write some lines of code it's run npm in it you build your package file and all of a sudden you know five minutes later after answering a couple of simple questions you've got a package and then you can go and code and it's not it's not a big problem it's not it's not frustrating it's just easy and that is something that I think Python could learn a lot from just make it easier to package so what do I think Python could do about this well maybe make it easy to create a cell dot hi you know a lot of Python packages are going to use the same sort of thing you know it's just Python files we just want to install them so maybe right pick it and then I need to install a package because my program depends on it so why don't we just add something that saves it into the cell dot pi when you when you run pip so that you don't have to go and edit requirements of txt or something else that just makes it a bit more complicated and then allow your serve pi to install those packages in your local system so that you so that a new developer can come in and go oh okay I just don't know this project can get I need all the dependencies well I'll just go cell dot pi space in store cool now I've got all the dependencies let's go and do some awesome stuff and the other thing is just introduce it earlier I think that the way node handles it is really good because it means that even if you write even if your package is 15 lines of code it's it's really easy to write a package put it on the the node repository and have other people use it I mean my first package for node was 30 odd lines of code that you know did something really simple and people are using it because it's just easy to throw another package in you know I don't need to make my own stuff because someone else has baked it and I'm just gonna grab it off the shelf and put it in with all this other stuff and it doesn't it doesn't it doesn't matter that you're adding another dependency because easy to handle it doesn't impact it so as part of packaging you obviously want to write unit tests right so what sort of unit testing stuff do we have I'm very fond of the way mocker which is a unit testing library in node writes and writes the unit tests so I don't know how well that we really didn't turn out very well did it that's a shame so basically in Java you write it the same way you write in Python so they're incredibly similar and then using in JavaScript you basically you say I want to describe this thing and you can put some things like I'm describing something I'm describing foo which is part of something and I'm saying that foo should return bar and then when you output it it outputs it as something foo should return bar and it's really it's easy to read it's easy to write and it's easy to see that where the failures are in those tests again Python versus Java is very similar I'm it's very very easy to see well they're probably written from the same chunk of code and ported but then you have the JavaScript asserts which are very business driven or was it business driven development business driven testing and also technical term for that but basically you say something should equal 50 so 100 divided by 2 should equal 50 or you know some string should exist and that I really like that because it makes it really clear what you're trying to say which is nice and then we get the final thing which is kind of where I want to do dynamic stuff like if I'm testing my command line utility the command line utility will take a short opt and a long opt and I want to test that both of the work but I can't I don't want to just copy and paste the entire chunk of code that does the test and and just replace that single character you know the single stritten with you know the short top versus the long one so I will put it in a for loop or in the case of JavaScript for each but in Java that's really quite complicated and it requires external libraries and so and then mocking is just interesting I I tried mocking in Java it's not the nicest experience I've tried mocking in Python it's much nicer just because well just because it's nicer it's Python yeah it's it's really it's not I know mocking's just complicated and yeah so so yeah and then the final thing I guess I really want to talk about is just why I absolutely love Python magic magic that keeps me coming back apart from work so this yeah so generators they're really really cool if you haven't played with them I totally suggest it but some you do things like it's really really simple to do but you the results you can get are really quite complicated with the new yield from which I believe was added it was in one of the Python 3 versions remember the exact one but basically what you can do is you can say I'm going to be a generator but I want to basically loop over everything in this generator as well so you can write the iter tools.chain just by using yield from instead of having to well you probably want to use the iter tools.chain but you can write it with yield from if you wanted to and JavaScript also has iterators but they're a little bit more finicky because you've got to use this of for of rather than just treating it like a list but that's only in ES6 which is hopefully supported by some browsers and I know IE8 maybe and just so you're aware don't try and run the JavaScript one I tried it and I had to kill Firefox because infinite loops are fun so decorators they're really great if you just want to pull stuff like a lot of boilerplate codes like oh I need to check whether someone's authenticated.  So you'll see me use decorators a bit because I'm going to talk about context managers which are my little lady I'm really really really fond of writing context managers now. Just so you aren't aware the top one's Python in case and the bottom one's Java and they do the same thing which is open a file write hello world to it well or something and close it again safely which yeah that's it's quite a bit of code for doing that but like the the whole context manager thing just makes it so much easier to do and then there's a really cool library called ContextLip which allows you to do cool stuff like writing your own context managers without having to know all the undone the enter and the undone the exit and all that stuff you can just use an iterator and a decorator to basically create a context manager so what will happen in here is we'll say we'll run the try and then we'll when we hit the yield it will run whatever's in the with block and once that's so in this case it will throw an error which will again get caught in the exception block and then we'll exit with an exit code of one which is really cool because that's somewhat easy to read and it actually works which is nice so that I really really like that and I can't I can't say how much I like it enough so cool things wonky patching did you know you can put the if statement in your class definition why well yeah you and your code right um yeah I didn't know you could do that until I saw it in a library and thought why would you want to okay it's Python that's why you want to do it um yeah you can do cool stuff like that and just go oh I don't need that function we'll just assign it to an empty lambda core it's not worth we don't need to worry about that function we can call anymore so and then ABC's which are abstract based classes basically what they allow you to do is create say a dictionary or a list or a set or a whole heap of course collection type things at the moment but basically what you can do is you implement like three methods and you've got a dictionary with all the clear and you know it items values keys everything and you haven't had to implement that obviously it's not going to be the best implementation because well you it's going to be a dumb implementation but at the same time it's actually going to be a implementation that works which makes developing this sort of thing really fast and clean because you can just go oh yeah I just implemented those three methods and all of a sudden it's a dictionary I don't need to worry about writing a whole heap of boilerplate that basically does whatever this ABC does to make a dictionary and I promise it's the last thing okay I'm not gonna get in the way of your alcohol or not alcohol so and the final thing I guess Dundas I being able to write something plus something else without having to do a whole heap of crazy stuff is really really really really cool coming from Java where in order to do a big integer plus another big integer you end up writing this big integer dot add this other big integer and then you're gonna say it's something because of the way Java works or the way big integer classes work and then if you want to do comparisons it's complicated but with Python it's oh yeah you just implement those methods and all of a sudden you don't even have to think about the fact that they're different classes they just work which is really really nice so that's my talk thank you all for listening and not throwing stuff thank you very much that was fantastic we have five minutes for questions or opinions about languages that that lead may have mentioned in this talk cool we have one up in the middle here and that means I have to run around just one small remark to the monkey patching system version thing I used that to write code which is Python 2 and 3 compatible until I found out that this API was introduced in Python 2.7 and the machine I was running the code on had 2.6 and version as a string there and no tuple so I got two aspects of this one and I haven't heard of mocking other than mocking the language or something but we do that a lot to Java yeah can you tell so basically what mocking does it's usually used in testing so if we say testing right so there'll be you have like a layer that sits between a credit card provider say and your actual API so what you do is you'll be testing this layer and you want to make sure that it gets it calls the actual credit card provider correctly but you don't want to be calling the credit card provider because that's gonna cost you money so what you do is you basically put what they call a mock which is sort of like a fake object and what happened is it will call that you can say oh when you get this argument return true and then in your test code you can say was this function called yes it was okay great so we're calling the credit card provider correctly so as long as the credit card providers doing everything right we know our code is going to work which is basically what mocking does okay we have a question over here hi I have a question that was a really good talk I have no question yeah great talk I also agree with this two toes and set up tools and all those other packaging things I think they're way more painful than they need to be but I found this really cool package on on pi pi PYPI not the not the other pi pi I'm called cookie cutter I don't know if anyone else here's heard about it it's a great tool if you're just starting a new project you can use this to give you like a skeleton for your your documentation and spanks and your tests and and your packaging with your set up up you why it's really really powerful so yeah we're looking at so we've got a few more questions I noticed that in one of your slides you mentioned the problem with packaging I know nothing about Java not much about Java and Node.js but I would like to say something about Python if you want to install packages through PIP for different projects with different versions without polluting your system without using virtual ENV what you can do is you can create one folder for each of your project and compile Python and make it install installation for each of these projects then you use the Python interpreter for that project to you know to run PIP so they can just install the packages you want for your for that project without polluting each other. That's a normal solution I quite like that. Okay so I've got a couple more questions and then we'll wrap it up and so it's mostly a question. I can phrase it as a question but that won't help so PIP in it PIP install PIP in it and that does a lot of what you want and there's some other stuff I'd like to talk with you offline about and we'll make this the last question. One question and one quick point. Java 8.7 has the contact manager kind of things. Yes. Try with resources. Yes. And my question was what is it about writing decorators you find so obnoxious? I never found them that obnoxious myself. Out of all the things that could be obnoxious in Python decorators is not one thing that comes to mind. I don't write them enough to be able to just hit the keyboard and produce a decorator so I have to look it up and it just doesn't seem nice. Like a lot of Python stuff is really nice like the context managers are really nice but writing decorators you've got to define a wrapped function they go check whether you're being called with one argument that the function itself or you've got to return or you've got to do some of the stuff that makes it work. I mean there's the things with if you're being called if you decorate and then you put arguments in. Yeah that's kind of the pain point for me is you know I need do I need to check whether I'm getting arguments or not is it if it's got arguments does it optionally have arguments and there's just a whole thing of really not quite nice stuff I mean yeah there's not much you can do about it but there's not much I still not very fond of it. I just like to thank Grant at the back there just for pushing me over the cliff all doing this talk. Okay and that's all the time we have thanks for your room.


around Dodge City and in the territory on west there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers and that's with a U.S. Marshal and the smell of gun smoke un-smoke starring William Conrad the story of the violence that moved west with young America the story of a man who moved with it Matt Dillon United States Marshal after you you heard about the long haul you haven't heard or you wouldn't ask well heard what well I walk along with you as a matter of fact I was heading that way hey what's all that crowd out in front there for you in due time Matt in due time you know doc there's only one thing that makes you happier than having a secret and that's to collect your coroner's feet I might get a fee out of this too for it's a bit no wonder you're all worked up you heard about the long horns to see you heard about the long no no Chester I have not heard about the long horn what he's upset Chester is the only man in Dodge who hasn't heard like so help me doc if this is one of your practical jokes oh no no no no I had nothing to do with it you'll see let him throw pardon me please what do you think of it Matt aside from the miss Bell words long horn been closed all morning yep locked tight that sign was on the door daylight a long horn saloon will open at eight o'clock tonight with no management and a new policy everybody welcome signed the new manager Mamie Mamie that's a woman man lately of Kansas City St. Louis and points east yeah I don't know mr. Dylan my we never had a woman running a saloon in Dodge City before and we want now Chester boys won't let her last an hour I'm afraid the kind of fun for that hour though and another thing if this Mamie is the new manager what's happened to Herman bleaker well I don't know where he must have sold it to her didn't say anything about it yesterday morning that's right I saw him over at the liver stable in the afternoon showing off one of them fancy vests he's always ordering and he never said one word about it well you know that little pop and Jay he's flighty probably happened to sudden doc even for Herman say don't think of it I haven't seen him all morning and he's usually strutting up and down Front Street preening themselves like a powder pigeon he's probably upstairs they're sleeping in getting ready for the opening tonight we're gonna be here mr. Dylan Mamie mr.  Dylan's yeah she'll wish she stayed in the St. Louis on one point season I was talking to bartender I asked him what she looks like and he said if he told me I wouldn't believe it the fellow I'd like to talk to is Herman bleaker yeah nobody's seen hiding here him you know Matt I'm beginning to wonder to a hundred and ninety pounds if she weighs the bartender was right I wouldn't have believed it so let's get things straight right in the packed up on the back wall now for the land safe did you see that draw mr.  Dylan well thank you miss maybe welcome to Dodge City mighty decent to you to express the sentiment Marshall I reckon you won't get much business around the longhorn I'll take care of any trouble that's around here I'd be quite a change the boys used to push bleaker around every now and then how that runty little prairie dog I didn't know he was planning to sell miss maybe he must have made up his mind in a hurry yeah I made him an offer and he took it just like that I found himself some new living quarters I suppose oh yeah he moved right out last night I wonder where he's holed up there are a couple of things I'd like to see him about well now I'll tell you I'm afraid he left town mr. Dylan I think he said something about taking the Santa Feet of St. Louis now that I remember oh I see I see well that's too bad I sure like to have seen him well I'll probably drop in now and then miss Mamie sure anytime Marshall for you it's on and out mr. Dylan let's get out of here Chester coming back sure I don't use with both ears are flapping oh why she's got a voice like a buffalo isn't it awful it just itches your ears don't why the woman's a human monstrosity I still haven't seen Herman what's she saying man she says she thinks he left town oh Chester I want you to check all the rooming houses and hotels along Front Street I'm gonna go to the railroad station and the stage lines I'll meet you over at the jail yes mr. Dylan just stay mad I think Herman keeps a horse over to Libri say yeah and I thought of that doc I wonder would you be good enough to look into that for me sure be happy to you know mr. Dylan she is a awful straight shot yeah Chester his horse is still over stable he didn't tell them anything about leaving he didn't leave doc Mamie came in on the 9 o'clock train last night only one train out after that around midnight he wasn't on it and he didn't buy a ticket on the stage yes see now what did I tell you Matt that settles it of course he may have moved into one of the hotels oh sir mr. Dylan I'm afraid he didn't oh what did you find out Chester that nobody in this town has seen Herman Bleaker since around nine o'clock last night I knew I'd get me a fee out of this one way or the other well don't spend it yet doc oh Manuel come on in well what's on your mind well I was at the railroad depot when I hear you ask about the little one a senior bleaker no and the other the senora oh there is much woman and that one well there's no argument there manual senior last night I have seen something which is strange no I am come home very late in one hour two hour before dawn I was visiting friend you understand yeah yeah I understand you see I am walk home in much hurry and it is very dark senior when at once I see this lantern in the royal behind the longhorn cantina a lantern is I am think what is this so I wait and this lantern is come toward me and when it is close oh this woman who I have no see one like her oh what a scar oh what was she doing in the area I do not know but but it's one thing I forget she is carry something in her hand well what was it Manuel a shovel senior find anything Matt well there's something here doc but I can't quite hold the lantern over here will you Chester yes I found something here if I can just just get it loose lantern all right mr. don't you can see what yeah I'd say it's fine Chester yeah I got it oh it's a boot yeah here is the other one yeah all that fancy stitching Matt those are his I've seen him on yeah so if I duck yesterday in fact here take him Chester yes there's a bundle of some kind here you found the body now it's it's closed I think that let's have a look that's all there is to the hole doesn't go any deeper it's hard pen on the bottom there hold the lantern down Chester let me let me get to some rat I'm not so sure about that coat mr. Dylan a lot of them like that around town yeah I know but take a look at this fancy vest oh that's Herman's nobody else in Dodd City ever wear a thing like that well the looks of it he won't be wearing it again return for the second act of gun smoke in just a moment but first the escape car speeds from the scene of the crime and the victim notes its license number police investigating the case discover the car has an ironclad alibi that just begins the excitement on tomorrow night's gangbusters program it's the case of the twice parked car an authentic crime story taken from actual police records don't miss gangbusters presented by CBS radio tomorrow night over most of these same stations now the second act of gun smoke you know don't rush me man don't rush me I have made one of these blood tests in years if you ask me I don't see any use of making one now well let me see poor they precipitate into here other kind of blood could it be except human doc I only want to be sure so let me see five drops of these sulfate you sure look uncomfortable Matt well how would you like to try a rest in that lady doc not my job to rest it all I'm doing is stopping up these loopholes mats trying to wiggle out of that's real decent of you doc real decent nursing that I don't recall you ever being in such a predicament oh of course I remember the night you shot it out with the Barkley boys over me Alif again sir there were three of them and you did not turn a hair and then that other time when you got dry gulched by the Platte River gang all right all right all right but this is different I go to arrest that woman she's just crazy enough to start a gunfight oh it's a problem it's a problem all right now let's see we'll just shake this up and warm it if there's one thing though mr. Dylan shooting at a Mark's not the same as a gunfight maybe she wouldn't even resist you really believe that Chester no sir she ain't a woman she's a human catastrophe she sure is for Matt well there's still a chance we may be going off half cocked here that blood could have got on Herman's vest a dozen different ways and we'll soon see a couple of drops of reagent and we'll look for the color change so turn up the lamp a little bit will it just be all right well doc well it's tough luck Matt it's human blood talk to me how come the jail has she'll keep doc she's not going anywhere looks cut and drive to me Matt it might not if you were in my shoes come on in boys you know mr. Dylan and I talked to the bar keep finnigan he said to when he showed up this morning to open saloon that woman was already inside waiting for him she told him to come back at eight o'clock tonight and he didn't see no sign of Herman bleaker oh well there's another nail in your coffin Matt doc if you keep this up I'm gonna deputize you and take you along with me he sure can have my job mr. Dylan no you don't I will not lift a hand in anger against a woman especially that one keep thinking we could still be wrong real die hard look now suppose Herman hurt himself some way how and he wanted to get away by himself and and recuperate where and suppose he didn't want anybody to know about it why so he decided to stay with some friend who and well maybe come on Chester let's go she is at the end of the bar what are you gonna do mr. Dylan take her in Chester maybe she'll talk when she's arrested gotta get that gun away from her some way it's not gonna be easy and it's gotta be done I've never drawn a gun on a woman yet and I'm not starting now I could just manage to I don't know there might be a chance stick close to me Chester yes glad you dropped back in I was just wondering how you were getting along miss like a kid with two tongues in an all-day sucker say not tell me did you find that little weasel Herman bleaker I thought you told me he'd left tongue oh well I was just guessing mr. Dylan he said something about planning to here step up and have a shot of poison no thank you thank you as a matter of fact I came back here for a particular purpose Chester and I have a little bet on what kind of a bet is it Marshall well it was a about that shooting trek of yours hitting the center of that playing card you know Chester figures that it was a fluke of luck he's bet me that you can't do it five times in a row well we'll soon settle that the card's still up there ahead miss maybe Marshall one of them's never to fight my gun empty I see well either that's a pretty good idea I guess sorry to lose your bet for you Marshall I guess that didn't quite Chester miss Mamie I guess you're not a gambler yourself who says so I'll take a fair bet and even odds any day of the weekend twice in Philadelphia well in that case I'll make you one I got a pretty fair gun here at least I thought so till I saw yours in action I'd say yours every bit as good as mine well then how about a bet you're gone against mine on the one cut high card well now how I didn't course it's sorry with me if you'd rather back out on who's backing out you got yourself a bet mr. Dillon better a fight Mamie never backs out who goes first mr. Dillon ladies always all right if you friend Lester'll cut him for us once it's Chester never mind cut the cards yes sir and ma'am let's see what we got a jack of spades that's not bad plenty good Marshall plenty good enough to beat anything you can King of diamonds one yourself a gun thank you here Chester will you take it yes sir and now the you're gonna stay fast to me until I get you in a cell so you might as well make the best of it and as far as that's concerned you'll be safer in jail than out of it once word gets around people here in Dodge City thought a lot of Herman Bleecker that's no excuse for killing him in cold blood what you heard in Mamie you killed me whole life to hear somebody finally shut me up and make her like it the bar shows a gentleman you little weasel here's how to talk to a lady and to hear you say how much the town thinks of me mr. Dillon what's this all about Herman well I'll tell you what it's all about this little grub worm ran out on me in Cincinnati three years ago like to broke my heart I've been hunting him ever since and last night I found him yeah he looks like it but why did you bury his clothes mr. Dylan would you want to be married to a man that dressed like that she pretty near murdered me though mr. Dylan I've been up there in bed all day just too bruised and embarrassed to hobble downstairs all we had our ups and downs Marshall me and Herman you know how yeah yeah yeah Chester give me the keys to the handcuffs yes I got him right here and I guess they're over in the what's the matter Chester mr.  Dylan took a half hour to get that off miss Mamie's wrist all right all right but just hurry give me this bottle of Irish here to make the waitin a little easier and it's Jameson's oh well fine doc fine Chester let that go for a minute huh and open it up yes mr.  Dylan which one is that gun smoke under the direction of Norman McDonald stars William Conrad as Matt Dylan US Marshall tonight story was specially written for gun smoke by Les Crutchfield with music composed and conducted by Rex Corey featured in the cast were Jeanette Nolan as Mamie with John Daner Ralph Moody and Byron Kane Parley Bayer is Chester Howard McNeer is dark join us again next week as Matt Dylan US Marshall fights to bring law and order out of the wild violence of the West in gun smoke colorful as a Western roundup and twice the fun that's the Gene Autry show which comes your way every Saturday evening over CBS radio it's one of radio's most distinctive programs flavored to taste with songs of the sagebrush and melodies of the Mesquite country the Gene Autry show is 30 minutes you'll enjoy packed full of comedy songs and the genial personality of the one and only Gene Autry the whole Melody Ranch gang is on hand to entertain you tomorrow night every Saturday night so tune in the Gene Autry show and hit the pleasure trail over most of the same CBS stations Clancy Cassell speaking and remember Broadway is my beat brings you startling mysteries Saturday nights on the CBS radio network


How's going everybody 2016 prime cuts baseball five box case break number 22 pick your team sold out on Jatsby's case breaks calm We're doing a little bonus giveaway here. The Royals were unsold. So by accident not by not on purpose So decided here to do a little giveaway to all the 29 customers who bought in We're gonna randomize it and the top name is gonna get the Royals for free Just a little bonus here at Nick and Knight. So let's roll the dice And we're gonna go four to five nine times two three Four so any Royals will go to the name on top six seven eight after nine times nine Well, there you go He said he would take him for ten dollars, but he ended up getting him for free. So there you go That's funny how that worked, you know, there's gonna be something crazy for the Royals now And he need prime cuts baseball five box inner case break number 22 All right, good luck everybody. Thanks again for getting in NT baseball should be next I gotta go through orders and see who sold it out and Then we will start that Yeah, let's I'd love to sell out that optic blaster to I'm willing to do that So it's like dynasty is gonna be up after NT It's too left. So that's definitely going might even be sold out at this point. So three left in optic blaster I'd do that for maybe my last break. Remember any spot gets you entered into the pelicans Let me just do a little promo here Any spot in this break is sold gets you an entry into the pelicans before the break and then after the whole break is over we Randomize the names again top name gets or top two names get $50 aka $100 break credit giveaway So we'll randomize all 30 names. So let's say you win the pelicans You get an extra entry into the two fifty dollar break credit code. It's just madness Absolute insanity on that break three pretty solid teams left. You can make a case for all three the Cavaliers Kevin Porter, Jr. Darius Garland, who I like a lot and Dylan wind learn plus maybe some LeBron James I don't know if they have any LeBron on optic, but sometimes they do like those throwback inserts The pistons have say coup d'Amboyah a lot of people like a lot and then of course the last team available Golden State Warriors is Eric Pascal, I think Jordan Poole is it now. He's a rookie last year. Maybe although maybe this year I forget and of course Steph Curry stuff too I think it's Steph Curry hollow might might pay for half the spot. All right, but prime cuts. Thanks everybody for getting in Good luck. I know just given the whole farm away here tonight But yeah dynasty will go and then hopefully that optic soon after Then we'll call it a night reload the store and we'll do it all over again tomorrow 45 out of 99 icons Milwaukee Eddie Matthews, let me look this up. This might be a This might be Milwaukee Braves Which would go to the Braves Atlanta Braves? I think Let's see. I should have had this up already But yeah, I think I think it is right, but let me just make sure Let's mess that Prime cuts. Oh man, that's gonna be that's gonna be a rerunning joke Of course go by group break checklist. Let me drop the link. I think Joe did earlier. Yeah, Braves So that's Braves BJ Jordan. We got a Max Scherzer for the Nationals 11 out of 49 TJ with that one and all right. How could I? It's like it's like I created the checklist and Like purposely did it so he would get screwed All right diamondbacks and Cubs number to 99 Paul Goldschmidt and Anthony Rizzo It's a randomizer between Barry Roberts and Neil s We got a Jonathan Gray dual relic auto 65 out of 99 for the Rockies That's going out to Arthur friend kind of a front of Jaspie's he broke with me once I don't think he's very enthused by breaking with me, but He did I guess And there's an Alan Trammell auto number to 25 for the Tigers and Rique has the Detroit Tigers 13 of 25 Alan Trammell But yeah, if we want to sell out that optic blaster tonight got to sell it out within like the next half hour to 45 minutes So if you really want it to go tonight, maybe think about picking up one of those teams You know no problem if we don't sell tonight. That's definitely gonna be probably Joe's first break tomorrow. I'd imagine so Don't want to pressure anybody in it taken up, but it is there for the choosing if you do choose to do Choose to do so 67 99 Don Drysdale for the Dodgers Kevin Benedict. Oh, yeah, that's coming up next the NT 46 of 49 little bogsy action Red Sox edition Neil with that one We got one of 25 quad relic for the Tigers Miguel Cabrera and Rique with the Tigers But yeah, I could definitely do that optic tonight if it sells out We have a trace Thompson, not sure what pen he used looks kind of weird in there a little smeared Number to 25 do a patch auto trace Thompson Kevin with the Dodgers and we have a Roberto Alomar 2425 blue jays edition prime signatures for Sanford with the blue jays Few boxes to go Nice, so it looks like optic is gonna go. So I'll probably be the last break. I do Unless something like maybe choice or hybrid I would do those I've seen that Terry Franco dinner be like 10 times All right 12 out of 149 Victor Martinez Enrique with the Tigers big hurt White Sox edition 6 of 99 Neil s with the White Sox Little Kangriffy Jr. Reds 103 out of 149 Chris Miller with the Reds Darrell strawberry 125 auto relic bat for Mets Yeah, New York Mets Kevin Can clearly see he's in a Mets jersey there. So I'm sure the Czechos were back me up But I guess he did play for the Yankees too, so Look that up at the at the end and then we have a rookie triple relic auto 93 of 99 Kyle Schwerber The Cubs Neil couple boxes to go eat the Griffey from this this prime cuts Like today's Friday or something. It's kind of weird. Yeah back when he was still a catcher, right? Nice set of patches in this for the blue jays two of three Jose Bautista Joe little Joey bats action Sanford with the blue jays Tony Gwynn for the Padres 71 of 99 biography relic Gonna have to chat with the Padres Little George bread action 117 out of 149 bat relic for the Royals and will got him for free 117 out of 149 two more to go in this box cattle Marte 48 of 99 for the Mariners got the Sawyer and Sawyer with another hit with his other team three of ten Manny Machado Orioles, of course Sawyer with the Baltimore Royals Three of ten All right, so last box then we'll do the randomizer for that Goldie and Rizzo Is there anything better than? music from NFL films What what they do to their music that makes it so good There's soundtrack Jackie Bradley jr. Red Sox to 149 Neil Dave Winfield Yankees, right? Yeah Yankees edition 44 of 99 Renee How did the Diamondbacks get cattle Marte? That's a good question How did they was it a part of the DD trade? I don't know a Three-way trade with the Yankees. I have no idea Wow four color patch three of five for the Angels Albert Poole's Will there you go Nice hit three of five The goat Albert Poole's Roy's saying a free agent Maybe Segura we got 21 out of 49 dual relic auto of John Lamb for the Reds Chris Miller and we have a cut auto 15 of 99 souvenir cut stand the man usual for the Cardinals We're not that Chad see So there you go. That was the break. Thanks everybody for getting in we do have one randomizer to do It is for a dual relic This top loader's messed up. These all these are kind of the randomizer for the dual auto coming up Ultra poses top loaders and then I gotta look at the Daryl strawberry. I'm pretty sure it's met stuff Well, let's just take that off. I don't know if that's gonna work strawberry Play for the Dodgers to yeah met on that one. I didn't know that All right, so let's go ahead and randomize the dice and go seven times diamond backs Cubs seven times one two three You know who I who I forgot played for the Oakland Athletics is Frank Thomas Totally forgot he had a stint with the A's there Seventh final time diamond back stick on top after seven three and a four It's gonna have to bury Roberts gets the dual relic of Goldie and Rizzo So there you go. Thanks everybody. That was a break prime cuts number 22 in the books


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2019 Dodge Durango GT Plus all-wheel drive is stock number 13238ZD. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used SUV and Dodge Durango headquarters. This 2019 Dodge Durango has the 3.6-liter V6 engine. It's paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission. This vehicle has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. Per the state of Wisconsin inspection process it has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. It has four brand new tires and this Durango is 100% ready to go. DB Black Metallic is the color. I shoot all my videos in 4K and if you like the video you can subscribe to my YouTube channel which is youtube.com slash Summit Auto. Click the bell notifications to get updates on videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walkarounds on YouTube 8,000 videos and counting very clean on that side. This one comes with the 20-inch painted silverish gray silver alloy wheels. It comes with the four-wheel disc brakes and it has brand new Goodyear Forterra tires. These are 26550R20s. They still have the little wear knobs on them. We put those on in our safety inspection. So four brand new tires and those are the type of tires that would come on it brand new. Front fender is in excellent condition. You get the projector lamp headlamps, LED running lights, and the LED fog lamps. I'll turn all of those on at the end of the video so you can see just how bright they are. Front bumper is in excellent condition. I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes or cracks. Looks really good. The hood and grille are in really nice condition as well. Headlight lenses are nice and clear and I didn't see any major dents or dings on that hood. Looks really good. Passenger side front fender is in excellent condition as well. And the passenger side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. DB Black Metallics got just a little bit of metal flake in it and I like that it's got the gold flake. So when this thing is out in the sun this thing really pops with that gold flake. It's really a cool color. As you go down this side of this 2019 Dodge Durango, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. Or if you're debating on whether you should make the trip or not, hopefully it convinces you that it's worth the trip. Because this one's in really nice shape and if this video helps you make that buying decision or the decision to come take a look at it, your salesmen know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that brought sense. Your back wheel is in excellent shape as well and the back tires also brand new. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, you get those LED tail lamps. The rear bumper is in great shape. It does have the chrome tipped dual rear exhaust, backup parking sensors. That rear bumper is in great shape and the rear gate is in excellent condition as well. This is a power lift gate. Just gotta press the button and it comes on up. Back storage area is nice and clean. These seats do go down nice and flat. Like so and then that goes like that.  Nice big storage area underneath here and to get this gate down you press this button like so. It'll beep at you three times and then make its descent. Going down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger's side. No major dense dings on the rear quarter and for full disclosure this back wheel is in excellent condition as well. This one does have the capitalist fuel fill and down the rest of the side of the Durango. No dense, no dings, looks really, really good. You do get the heated power mirrors built in directional signals on there. Let's take a quick look at the back seats before we hop up front. Second row bench seating. These second row seats are heated on the outboard sides. Latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have and this is a leather and Alcantara suede mixture on the seats. Get the rear air controls, the headliners in really nice shape. These seats fold down like so and you can get them up with this red strap here. To get to that third row seat get the factory floor mat back here and those two seats back there are in fantastic condition as well. No rips or tears on them. Get this down just goes like so and up like that. There are your heated seat buttons, 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in and two USBs. Factory floor mats and carpet are in great shape back here and you do get the child safety locks on the back doors. Inside and bottoms of the doors all look fantastic. I'm going to show you the thin sticker here. There was a sticker over it at some point but um there you go. I'm not sure somebody had a oil change sticker or something on there. Anyways comes right off. No Canadian trucks or SUVs here. There's your tire and loading information sticker.  No rips, no tears on these seats. Smells very clean inside this vehicle. I don't think it's ever been smoked in. Power driver seat with lumbar, factory floor mats, auto headlamps, power windows locks and mirrors. Hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this Durango has to offer on the interior. You get that nice big seven inch LCD display, digital speedometer and you can see that this one has. You got your time up there 39,469 miles. So for the miles on this thing it's in really nice shape. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. You get the paddle shifters and audio controls on the back of the steering wheel and the steering wheel is heated. You get the UConnect seven inch radio. You get AM, FM and a Sirius XM radio capabilities. You have your climate controls on here and you can turn those on.  You have your heated seats and heated steering wheel controls as well. You can put those rear headrests down and it does have a backup camera which is working nicely there. You have your different apps. You can do Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and project your cell phone to the screen while that's important because this one doesn't have the factory navigation system which you got a nav system on your phone such as Waze or Google Maps project the right to the screen. It's like you have a nav right on the screen. That's a pretty sweet system. We did a demo on an 8.4, a little bit bigger radio, same operating system so you could check that out. If you want it's in the upper right hand part of the screen. Down here you have your more tactile volume tune and climate controls, parking sensors, start-stop capabilities, eco mode, sport mode and stability control. Down here is your two USBs and AUX jack, eight-speed automatic transmission. You get illuminated cup holders, keyless entry and remote start on there. Passengers side, floor mat and seat are in excellent condition. No rips or tears once again. I don't think this vehicle has ever been smoked in. It smells very clean inside. Headliner is in great shape. You do get home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems and map lights and rear gate button. Auto dimming mirror. We'll start it up. Take a look under the hood. Go check out all those lights in the front. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and of course, cleanliness of this Durango all the way around inside and out. There are those LED fog lamps, LED running lights and the projector lamp headlamps. And under the hood, we have the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine and Jimbe's very clean runs, very smooth. Shocks doing a nice job holding that hood up. Once again, this Durango has been fully safe and inspected by a service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. It has four brand new tires. There is the emission sticker and this one is 100%. Ready to go. I would highly recommend this Durango from a quality and condition standpoint. And to see more pictures of this Durango or one of other 550 new news cars, trucks, SCVs, minivans, Wranglers, halftones, recorder tons, one tons, Durango's, you name it. We got to go to that website right there, summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle, all at summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. Click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos they do each day, as well as have access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walk-arounds on YouTube. 8,000 videos and counting. In fact, in a second, you will see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel in the upper left. I link to more Durango videos I've done in the upper right. A link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left. And a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right. Quick post check us out. We're super excited to help you with this ultra-clean 2019 Dodge Durango GT Plus all-wheel drive in DV black metallic. Thanks again for checking out the video. Remember to like, subscribe, and share on the YouTube channel. I really appreciate it. Thanks again.


Hey this is Brett and this 2022 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box Big Horn Level A Night Edition is stock number 13512Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy-duty truck and Ram headquarters. This 2022 Ram 2500 has the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine. It's paired up with the 6 speed 68 RFE automatic transmission. This truck can tow up to 17,790 pounds and as a max payload of 2,234 pounds found those on Ram's tow guide website. I'll link it in the description below. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside underneath, start it up, and take a look under the hood to give you the most accurate representation of the truck possible before seeing it in person. Diamond black pro coat is the color and I shoot all my videos in 4K so if you have HD capabilities turn them on now because it is your best way to check out the quality condition options and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. Going down the driver's side here you can see just how nice that box, cab, and doors are. I didn't see any major dents or dings, it looks really good. Front fender is in great shape if you like the video you can subscribe to my YouTube channel which is youtube.com slash summit auto. Click the bell notifications and you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. Very nice down that side the night edition gives you the 20 inch painted black alloy wheels and it has firestone transforced AT tires these are LT28560R20s and I would say they have probably about 90% of the tread left on them. Frame and underbody is like new which you'd probably expect in 2022. This is a one owner clean title history, clean car facts out of Kentucky. Notice you get the blacked out headlight bezels also part of that night edition and the painted front and rear bumpers also part of that night edition front bumper parking sensors the blacked out grille and the hood is in fantastic condition as well I didn't see any dents or dings on there it does come with the cab lights up top and the passenger side front fender is absolutely perfect. Passenger side front wheel no major scuffs or scrapes and diamond black has just a little bit of metal flake to it it's got some gold metal flake in it which I always thought looked really good on this color. Anyways as you go down this side of this 2022 Ram 2500 take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle you can see the truck hear the truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that buying decision let your salesmen know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that Brett sent you.  Once again frame and underbody is like new. Do like to point out that this one has the rear coil suspension which gives you a little bit better ride on the highway when you're not loaded down. It has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way. It does come with some NFAB painted step bars and the lower rockers and cab corners all look absolutely perfect. Coming around to the back of the vehicle you'll note that you get the rear bumper parking sensors. The rear bumper is absolutely perfect as well and it does give you the full towing package which includes a receiver h4 pin and seven pin wiring. Also note you get the blacked out big horn ram and 4x4 logos on the tailgate and that tailgate is absolutely perfect as well. Comes with the spray in bed liner. It also has 115 volt 400 watt max plug-in and side box tie downs. That bed liner is goes onto the tailgate and is in really nice shape. Tailgate shuts solidly and for full disclosure this back wheel just as nice as the rest no scuffs or scrapes. Once again down this side no dents no dings it does have the heated fold-up tow mirrors they fold up like so they fold in like that.  No rips or tears on these seats they are in fantastic condition. Power driver seat with lumbar factory floor mats auto headlamps power pedals power windows locks and mirrors you do get the cloth bolsters and wood grain trim on the door and the back seats are just as clean as the front seats no rips or tears back here and it does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Fixed glass rear window headliner is in nice shape.  Storage under there you get in-floor storage with removable bins for easy cleaning you get ice put ice and drinks in there so you have too many coolers wherever you go or if you're not in Wisconsin just extra storage space. Wood grain trim on the back with the vents there and the back doors trimmed out just like the front doors and you get child safety locks back here as well. Bottoms and inside of the doors all look perfect we'll hop inside and check out the miles the radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one has 17,606 miles you do get the digital speedometer and compass display on there instrument cluster is very nice and clean comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel cruise controls on the right with the gear selector and bluetooth and information center controls on the left this one does have the audio controls on the back of the steering wheel your shifter is right there you get the 8.4 5C radio you get AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities you also have your home screen here you have all your different apps including android auto where you can project your cell phone to the screen so while this one may not have the nav system on it you can project your cell phone with ways or google maps to the screen and it's like you have nav right on the screen so that's a pretty neat system you also have your backup camera and what i like about the new rams is that they've made these hd's so they are crystal clear and you can zoom in on the receiver hitch to get hooked up to your boat camper or trailer the first time every time then you have all your different apps here um so a lot of neat stuff you can do with that radio climate controls heated seats heated steering wheel controls stability control push button four wheel drive is right there your push button start is up there factory brake controller factory exhaust brake to a hall mode front and rear parking sensors are right there two usb's two usb c's and an aux jack and down here you get a 115 volt 400 watt plug-in keyless entry with remote start and you get these sliding cup holders and tray right there passenger side floor man and seat are in excellent condition i don't think this truck's ever been smoked in smells very clean inside and the headliner is once again in great condition map lights up there assistant sos buttons up there as well homelink buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and you get the auto dimming mirror we'll start it up and take a look under the hood first i'm going to show you the vin sticker real quick and the tire and loading information sticker so i don't forget there's the vin sticker feel free to pause this all right we'll start it up take a look under the hood starts right up no check engine lights or anything like that other than my hoods open i would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this hd video you've been able to verify the quality condition options and cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out all the lights are working nicely under the hood we have the 6.7 liter common diesel engine engine base very clean runs very smooth once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100 percent ready to go there is the emissions sticker and i would highly recommend this truck to make quality and condition standpoint i didn't see a single dent or ding on it i would ship it to california texas florida new york wherever whoever's going to get this truck is going to be very happy with it and to see more pictures of this truck or one of other 550 new and used cars trucks scevs minivans wranglers half tons to quarter tons one tons you name it we got to go to that website right there summon auto dot com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summit auto dot com and if you'd like to check out more hd videos you can go to youtube dot com slash summit auto remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there click the bell notifications and you'll get updates on the videos that you each and every day here at summit automotive in fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to my youtube channel in the upper left to link to more ram 2500 truck videos that i've done in the upper right link to this vehicle on our website and lower left in a link to one of our latest youtube videos in the lower right click those check us out we're super excited to help you with this ultra clean 2022 ram 2500 crew cab short box big horn level a night edition in diamond black pro coat thanks again for checking out the video remember to like subscribe and share on the youtube channel i really appreciate it thanks again


Hi there, I'm Arjan from the on-boarding team here at Moz, and today I will be showing you how to find backlinks that link into your competitor's broken pages using Link Explorer in MozPro. Let's get into MozPro. First, head to Link Explorer, then insert your competitor's website URL. It can be a root domain, subdomain, or an exact page URL. In this case, I will query a root domain. The tool will then load up your competitor's backlink profile, click on top pages, and here you will see the pages in your competitor's website that have the highest number of backlinks. Then click on the status code drop-down and select the 4xx broken option in order to see the competitor's top pages that are broken. Now we have a table that shows us the exact page URLs of these broken pages, at our rating score, number of linking domains, and status code of that page. Pages with a status code 404 will be the broken pages that get the page not found there when opened. These are the pages you should be looking at. Next step here is to click on the magnifying glass icon under view links. This will show us the inbound links pointing towards your competitor's broken page along with other information, like anchor text, authority scores of these backlink providing website, as well as the spam score. When you click on the arrow under more info, it will show you the date this backlink was first seen, as well as the date when it was lost. Always keep in mind that you can export this entire table to a CSV file, as well as add a few URLs to a link tracking list to track when our website links with that. With the help of Link Explorer, we have figured out which websites are linking to our competitor's broken pages. When we are planning a link building campaign, we now have a list of websites that we can reach out to in order to obtain a backlink from that. With the 404s and link opportunities that we can see in Link Explorer, focus on creating content that's relevant to the website you want to earn a backlink from. From there, you can reach out to that website regarding getting a backlink from that. Thanks for watching.


Hi, this is Ashley. We'll talk some more Toyota. I wanted to send you over a quick video greeting That way you can see who you'll be working with. I noticed they're the employee buying program that you are interested in a new 2016 Camry. I want to hit and send you a little bit more information about our dealership. When you get a moment Please give me a call. My number is 5-0-2-2-1-4-7-1-6-6 or just email me back. Thank you so much. Bye


In Matthew 7, 21, Jesus says, Not everyone who says to me, Lord, Lord, we'll enter the kingdom of heaven. And he mentioned two signs that you ought to be leery of people performing. He says people say to him, did we not cast out demons in your name? And did we not prophesy in your names? All these wonderful gifts. Jesus makes another statement. He says, I never knew you. Depart from me, you work of iniquity. Be leery of the people that are always trying to show you that they have the ability to cast out demons as well as if they speak for God. Whether they call themselves a prophet or not. People who always say the Lord told me this or the Lord said I have a vision from the Lord and are constantly telling you how vague themselves are casting out demons. He says that it's possible to do so and not even be saved. He says, I never knew you. Not once, not I used to know you. Depart from me, you who practice lawlessness. So be careful of those people who want to show you signs because they may not even be saved themselves. But if you know Jesus and you have a spirit in you, well then you have no need of someone else to tell you or show you anything.


Hey, what's going on? If you're watching this video right now, that means that the special promotion has begun. I just wanted to record this quick video. Don't mind the suit, going to a wedding right now, but I wanted to let you guys know that that special promotion is happening right now. If you have any questions at all, send me a message, comment below. I'll do my best to respond to them before the sale ends. Remember, all the details, first 24 hours, 50% off everything. The first 100 buyers get that special course, soccer success system, and after that first 24 hours, the price will increase to only 25% off, but don't take my word from it. Obviously I want you guys to buy these courses because I know they're going to work from you. I created them, but I want you to hear from some people who have actually used them and seen great results. If you guys saw the video yesterday I released, if you haven't yet, go and watch that one because it gives more detail about the sale if you need to get some more information. But I interviewed a few guys, these players, these guys are actual studs. I talked to them, they're great guys, really love their energy. They all bought the courses, they all use different courses, and they all saw different results, but positive results, positive experiences. So a thought in this video, I would let you guys hear a little more about what they had to say. Hi, I'm from Battalion Giant, Malaysia. The issues that I struggled with was composure. I used to get very agitated with my teammates a lot. I was basically trying to do what Messi does, but in our own box. It's very embarrassing to talk about that now. Apart, a few misplaced passes and the occasional goal every six months. So I think that's good for itself. I decided to take a year to try to improve myself not only as a player, but as a person as well. So I thought, okay, if I use your program, I can improve through soccer and by extension through life in general. I like how the development system, the complete development system was structured. I totally subscribed to what you mean by having attitude and mentality being sorted out first, or it also comes step by step. It comes with the PDF, the cheat sheets, sorry. I can really appreciate that. And finally, the bonuses, how can we not talk about that? The one bonus I think that was really good was the nutrition one. I believe that's what has helped me cut a lot of weight. I think since I started the program, I think I've cut almost 12 kilos. Everything was very clear. You knew what to do as soon as you got on the pitch. I've learned to accept that mistakes are part of the game. Not only do my teammates make them me as well, so I've learned to keep my composure more. My overall game has improved a lot. I have a tendency to score game-winning goals, not to brag so much. If I had to point out one more thing, I would say it's my footwork. My footwork has gotten much better, much, much faster. The thing that did help was the bonus program, especially living a balanced life. For it being more specific, it would be the study section about studies. It has helped me to get past my second year of college and get into university. If you're very sure that you can stay committed to this, don't take any regrets, buy now quick. It's worked for me, it's helped many others. I'm sure it's going to help way more beyond that. From Australia, my family's heritage is serving. I was in a team, really hated me. I was on the bench for the whole game. Basically, I played 20 minutes a match. It was a terrible time. I was very, very long in confidence. And then I came across to your program. You really helped me with my confidence. I also started playing more games and scored more game times, scored more goals. It was a better period and good drills, very understandable. And yeah, I couldn't have asked for a better program, really. I usually match with a method and then my goal scoring was even better. We played in a men's competition when I was here. A young team moving up because we were really a strong team and we ended up coming third and I scored 11 goals that year and made six assists. So it was a big improvement and then this year I moved up again. So from local to the representative level, it's got a hard trick. For the first time in like a proper competitive game, we won the game 4-1 in the end, but I've scored a mad volley outside the box, developed completely as a player, not just the attacking sense, but as well defensive. I believe that this next season, I can really have the best room. Hopefully I've achieved my dream of becoming a professional.  I live in the city, which is called Kota. What do you wanted to take in their teams? All the clubs in my city rejected me. My school team rejected me.   So desperately one day I thought, there should be a solution to this problem. And then I thought, maybe I just should do it because if it has worked for thousands and thousands of players, it would be working for me also. That using that program, you won't believe me. Like I'm literally saying you won't believe me. I experienced some dramatic results in my game. Firstly it was with my ball control. Then as I moved on, then I became a better shooter. My confidence on the ball increased. I gained more match experience and sense of the game. And I should say my awareness in the game improved. My mentality has improved. I wish I would say it improved from 10% to 1010%. Last year I was the top scorer of my university team. I played three matches and I scored six goals and I assisted one. And we won the tournament after like six years. So it was a very happy experience for me and for my college team coach. You can achieve some level of improvement by your three videos. They are obviously great. But for a definite type of improvement, you need a proper structured program. Just like you can go from a point A to B if you don't have a map, but it would take you more time. And if you are navigating through Google Maps by using GPS, it would take obviously less time to reach the same amount of places. So your program is like GPS. It tells us, yeah, I'm not joking. It tells us that from going to point A to B, we have to choose the smartest route. It was the best investment of my life. Like people are buying crazy $200 shoes and they would rip off in one season or what. So it would be a better choice if people were a little smart and would invest in something that would help them in the future and not just temporary pleasure. And if people think that I'm doing something for advertisement, it is not true. I would say anybody with a little bit of common sense would buy a program. That would I say. Because there is no other player, coach, or a YouTuber who is doing as much as you are doing for the people of the world who are playing football and they want to move ahead in this game. Because there is no other YouTube channel that is giving as much and as quality of content as you are producing right now.  If they can see results, get results with these programs, you can too. If you have any questions, send me a message or comment below, I'll do my best to help you. And hopefully you take this chance to invest in yourself.


Yn eich cwestiynau o'r panel, fyddwch i'n cwestiynau o'r defnyddio'n bwysig. Yn eich cwestiynau ymlaen, ychydig i'r ffaith. Yn eich cwestiynau i'r ffaith, rydych chi'n gweld. Tom Roth, gydig i mi'n gweithio'r cwestiynau, mewn menwela. I'm interested in the medical costs. Do you have a breakdown of what is the contribution of in the medical costs? So what is the drug prices, what is the medical practitioner costs etc? Do you have that breakdown in a bit more detail to understand what's, because it is a significant block there of costs? Yes, so from the survey itself, we did not break these costs down specifically. And the teams in Jordan are currently working on looking at this into more detail, especially also when we talk about prices for medication, there's some work to be done. Our next question please, if we take two at a time. Florian from the Institute for Tropical Medicine and also a question for Manuela. I understood correctly that you only included refugee population in the survey, right? Yes. Yes, and so then one practical question, how did you identify refugee households from this random GPS point? And the other question is, do you have any information about the resident population just to put your outcomes into perspective, whether this is actually like a bigger problem than the resident population or not, which would impact the, well, what you make out of your findings, thanks. So the practical aspect, so we had this random GPS coordinates over the inhabited area and then we sent the teams to those GPS coordinates and asked them to identify Syrian households, simply by asking around, asking pedestrians, shop owners where the next Syrian household is. And the community, so the Syrians and the Jordanians, they lived pretty closely together, so everyone knew where the Syrians lived and it's absolutely not a secret. And then from there on it was by referral, so from the interviewed household asking for a referral to the next household. And your second question was on the comparison with the Jordanian community. Yeah, to some extent we know that there are more females in the Syrian community compared to the Jordanian community. But we don't have a very detailed comparison because the detailed data from on the Jordanians, they were unfortunately not available to us. So the ministry was not able to share all these details with us. Okay, I think we had another question just on... This is Marit from MSF Holland. It was very similar question to the Jordanians. I could imagine that the host population has exactly the same problem. So what I get from your presentation is that we provide care only for Syrian refugees and not attending the host population with probably similar medical background and might similar have problems with the access to NCD care. No, so the MSF projects in Jordan, they also support the Jordanian community. So at the end of last year we had about 30% of the patients were actually Jordanian communities. And also so from the information we had now from the survey, the teams on the ground are also putting some more work into understanding the needs of the host population and be able to identify the most vulnerable among the Jordanians so that we can better target the support we provide there. Okay, so more questions including for Frank, if there are any, we have our translator. We have a couple of hands right in the middle towards the back. So we take two questions there and then we have a third one here. We'll just take the questions first and then respond, okay? Hi, my name is Tish, I'm MSF on Pediatric Infections Diseases. A question for Stefano and Frank. Stefano, you had nobody under the age of 12 in your hospital. Was that by design, was pediatrics being treated somewhere else or just no access in 11 months to children under 12 in your hospital? And for Frank, you demonstrated a significant drop in mortality. Could there have been other factors that influenced that seasonal? You talked about not looking at sort of people coming and leaving, but was there a change in the broader context that could have explained that or do you attribute the reduction in mortality to the MSF interventions? No, actually pediatrics is there. Can you hear? Pediatrics is there. It's just that we did not do any separate analysis for children, but if you remember the median age was 20, so that means of course pediatrics are included. I cannot provide you the exact numbers now because we did not do dedicated analysis, but if you're interested, that would be very easy to do. OK. O se qui concerne le ffe de la saisonarité, c'est évident comme la saison agit sur la prévalence des maladies, tell que la malnutrition de palidisme et la diarrhée, qui sont les maladies qui sont liées vraiment autant. La malnutrition étant essentiellement liées au baisse de disponibilité de nourriture, la diarrhée est la malnutrition liée à la préviometrie. C'est évident que la saisonarité est à contribuer à faire baisser cette mortalité. O se qui... With regard to the... Speaking to the market. With regard to the seasonality, this could obviously have had an impact due to the variety of diseases when it comes to malaria and diarrhea. We know that malnutrition is caused by the lack of availability of food, but obviously things like diarrhea are often impacted by rainfall. O se qui concerne le denominator, qui peut être influencée par le ffe de qu'on n'a pas inclus les arrivées et les départs, on n'a pas quand même banquie, comme j'ai dit, on a place where it's a closed camp. There are not enough population movements because the military thinks that the population shouldn't move to avoid contact with the people of Boko Haram. So this has been minimized by this factor. In addition, this has been minimized by the fact that the period of the recall was very short. So on a very short period of the recall, on a beaucoup plus de chance que les gens n'a pas bougé du fait de cette limitation de mouvement dans le camp. Donc, à banquie tu ne peux pas voyager parce qu'il faut avoir l'autorisation des militaires avant de voyager. Tu dois rester dans le camp et tu ne dois pas aller voir quelqu'un de l'autre côté parce que tu vas voir quelqu'un de l'autre côté probablement tu vas aller prendre quelque chose chez Boko Haram pour venir lui faire dans le village. Don c'est barricager. So with regard to the other factor including arrivals and departures within the camp you need to remember that banquie is a closed camp. There is no possibility of movement. The military doesn't authorise people to move because they want to avoid people having contact with Boko Haram. And also the fact that we did the studies in quick succession means that we reduced the risk that people might have moved on. And again I would remind you that in order to move from the camp to the military authorisation. Evidently the impact of this stuff cannot be only linked to the intervention of MSF it is combined factors that have led to the decline of mortality and malintuition. Thank you. Obviously the decrease in the mortality rate isn't solely due to the MSF intervention there are other factors too. I'm just going to cut in there because we're running out of time and I know we've got someone up there with a mic and we have a question if you could keep it brief and we also have a question from our online audience so if you could start at the back please, yeah. Hi, Shantad from MSF. I have a question for Manuela. So from our experience in Lebanon we know that Syrians living by the borders can go into Syria and get their medication and then come back to Lebanon. Is that a case in Jordan too? Do they go back for meds or doctors appointments? So to my knowledge the border is closed completely and I'll believe that's either directions so I don't think this is possible at the moment but if someone has some more updated information. Sorry I had a question. Sorry we're going to come to a question from the online audience here. So just one question from online it's a question from Manuela about the access so NCD prevalence in children and potential barriers to access in that patient group and whether you think families prioritise children when seeking health care? Yeah so the prevalence among children was 3.5, 3.2% something like this and then the most prominent were the chronic respiratory conditions. So generally speaking when we look at access to general child health care and general adult health care we do see that their parents tend to seek health care for their children more than they would do for adults so those who do not access care among adults was higher than compared to children. We have indeed done very detailed analysis and we'll have that complete report out very soon publicly available. Thank you. I think there's someone who has a hand on a microphone. Yeah I had a question for Frank. Please go ahead. Claire Mills from OCP. I just had a question given the very high severe acute malnutrition rate of the rapid assessment and the full by the end when you did the malnutrition formal survey do you think it's realistic that initial assessment was accurate or do you think it more shows the need for more comprehensive surveys in these situations?  Mae'n sgwch ofer angen amddangach a gwella un mhwyld ond your children are the first to be vaccinated, when we want to do vaccination for the first second after ageing, they have to have a second last one for the age of the age of more than five years. But most of the parents will have the children of less than five years and when we try to explain it, they just tell us simply as we don't know what children are using here, and those who are in health care, we must bring the children home because there are too many deaths. So, the fact is that it is bad because we cut people back up and that we are making the home o angrifennulad, a oedd eich uchydigur i isgwyddiant i'r ddwybod i'r ddweudio'r beth sydd wedi'i'n gwneud y cyfrifysgol o'r email ar gyfer eu hwn, i'n dweud i fynd i gydwyddiant y tala o digwydd, sy'n gweithio am ddoedd yma i ddiwyddiant yw'r amgylch i gyddiant. Ym ni'n ddiwyddiant o'r amgylch i ddam am eu ddoddiad o'i cyfrifysgol, y gallwn yn eich ddweud yna ddwybod i ddoddiad, the food they obviously bring the sick children with them but you need to bear in mind the fact that in Bankie even if you're just distributing water everybody comes and we have one particular example where we had one round of vaccination for Under Fives and then the second round of vaccination for Over Fives and all of the Under Fives children were brought again for the second round of vaccination because people's response when we tried to explain was simply a world ond ni'n gofyn nhw i'r gweithio, felly byddwn ni'n gweithio i'r wneud i'r llwyddiadau ond yna, rwy'n gweithio. Nid ydych chi'n gwneud ar y ddweud, fel mae'n ffordd, rwy'n gweithio i'r mollwn. Felly ydych argymau i gael i gael eu panelistau yn y ddweud, a'u ziw'r ddwy'n cymryd. Ond yna, dyna ar y ddweud o'r ddweud, rydyn ni'n gofyn i'r half anhygoel. Mae'n gweithio y taek, mae'n gweithio gynnyddio'r ddau'r ddau'r ddau'r ddau'r ddau'r ddau'r ddau. Felly, rydyn ni'n gweithio'n gweithio'r panellus hynny'n gweithio.


Welcome to my channel. I'm David Wong the master of magnetic attraction. In this channel you can learn about martial arts, meditation, and success. And in this video I'm going to share with you the five steps on how to get a mentor. So if you're at a point in your life if you're stuck you need someone to help you to get to the next level to actualize your full potential. And here's five steps on how to get a mentor. Make sure you hit the subscribe button, hit the notification bell, comment, share, and like this video. Let's get on with the show. Number one is to know yourself and where you want to go. You want to know what your passion is before you start getting a mentor. At least have a general idea of where you want to be. So first you need to discover that fire in yourself. If you don't know what your passion is, if you don't have any motivation, then don't waste a mentor's time. Number two is to analyze and pick an industry. Find out which industry you belong to. Then you can identify the mentor that you want to follow because you want to have a mentor that is exactly where you want to be. Step number three is to find someone who's in a vicinity or at the point in their lives where they're actual living proof of where you want to be. Find someone who's actually successful, who's actually proving themselves to be where you want to be in that industry. Step number four is study this person, study him or her.  Learn everything you can about this person before you ask them to be your mentor. Step five is to reach out to them. Prove to them that you've done your homework. Prove to them that you are serious about becoming an apprentice. Then what you can do is offer to help them for free. Offer to help them in their business or organization so that you can learn on the job and get mentorship from them. So there you have it. Those are five simple steps of how to find a mentor. So I hope that you follow these steps to get the mentor that's right for you. I'm David Wong and until next time use the chi and prosper. Hey, do you like what you're watching so far? I've got a lot more content for you that you're going to love. So make sure you go and click these videos here and watch them next. If you haven't subscribed to this video, click the subscribe button here and if you haven't taken the chi energy score, click the link in the description below to take the quiz.


Hi everyone, Shawn with jaspyscasebrakes.com here doing 2020 mosaic no huddle pack break random team number one where we're giving away six spots in hip parade vip 32 spots when we get to random team in nfl and no vet commonship at the end of the hobby pack We will take all 32 customers names randomize them and top six Each win a spot in the 210 dollar hip parade vip case break Here is our list of customers from daniel hussy down to jeremy titmiss with last spot mojo And our teams from the cardinals down to the washington football team dice roll For the randomizer separate dice roll separate randomizer at the end of the pack break to give away those six spots So for the randomizer itself two and a six eight times for the pack eighth and final time nicholas buchello down to michael kalucci And eight times on the teams eighth and final time From the stealers down to the ravens Eight times there eight times there and eight times on the dice So we're not going to redo the full list. No trade window on this since it is a filler pack, but it is 2020 mosaic fast break So we'll look at some of the highlight teams bangles there joe burrow dylan hussy opportunities chargers herbert for pj jaylen hurts for the eagles joseph gollia uh tua for pj Packers jordan love jeremy There you go. Everything else is on screen um mic it's not As of the orders i've gone through it is not sold out If it's sold out since then then it's obviously in one of the orders. I still haven't updated But we will get there Read the thing uh the thing that's in the red saying if it's sold out and it's not on the schedule It just means that we probably haven't gone through the orders yet And there is a filler attached to that so make sure that the filler is sold out too So here is our pack and there's our final list patrick mohomes for the chiefs daniel kats toa dolphins pj and ashon watson there nice mohomes and tua from the pack We got one of those rookie quarterbacks Uh, let's pop back over here to the randomizer quick pack break now the fun part giving away top six names There is the original list again from dylan deck down to jeremy titanus last spot mojo new dice roll top six names after a five and a four nine times Good luck ninth and final time. Okay, so you can see nine times on the randomizer nine times on the dice It's the top six names So from spot seven down to 32. Thank you guys very much for getting in on this Hopefully I can do better for you on a future filler Special thank you and congratulations to pj Jeremy agno michael robinson daniel kats ofer abramson and danny connell Top six get in There you go nine times on the randomizer nine times on the dice top six top six That was 2020 mosaic no huddle pack break random team number one from jaspys case breaks dot com I'm shon the break itself hit parade vip coming up next jaspys case breaks dot com Thanks for hanging out. We'll see you next time


So, I did everything that could have killed me two dozen times. Not simply out of egoistic jingoism that you want to do something others cannot do, it's about stretching yourself beyond your limits somewhere. Youth without any sense of adventure or not youth. First question is from Georgey. Sadhguru, we know that you are always a game for adventure, but many young people mindlessly get into adventure sports and even lose their lives in the process. What is your suggestion for the youth who get into adventure sports? Well, I have no right to advise anybody on this arena because I did everything that could have killed me two dozen times, but I'm here somehow. So, see when we say adventure, you can have ventures in your life or you can have adventure. Adventure means you don't know where your next foot is going to be. That's adventure. That means there is danger. No danger, everything's safe. There is no adventure, isn't it? It's a venture. I'm not against ventures, but you're talking about adventure. That means you want to step into something that you don't know, isn't it? If you step into what you know, unpredictable, that's not an adventure. That's just an activity. So, I must tell you this.  Well, one thing, my father, the physician and constantly worried about me, his greatest worry was, he would knock his head and say, this boy has no fear in his heart, what will happen to him? I've heard this dialogue right from the age of five, six. He has no fear, what will happen, what will happen? One day I was around eleven, he said the same thing. He has no fear in his… because about twelve foot long cobra came, I just picked it up and walked away. So, he kind of… this is the first time he's seen, I've been doing since I was six. The first time he saw. And then he had a Vespa scooter. From the age of nine, I've been riding it without him knowing I was cleaning it for him, but I was riding it.  I'm just coming and putting it in the neutral gear and I'm standing on the seat and coming like this on the Vespa scooter, he saw me and his heart broke. So, he said, this boy has no fear in his heart, what to do? Then I asked him, when did fear become a virtue? He said, see, I told you he has no fear. So, why are we thinking that we have to enter life fearfully? If you're fearful, fear is one of the worst emotions that people go through in their lives. Why fear happens is, you're imagining something that's yet to happen. Hello? You're imagining something. So, what you're suffering is not some situation, you're suffering your own imagination. No, imagination is a fantastic thing. You're an architect, you must imagine, but if every building that you imagine, if you fear it may fall down, it'll drive you crazy. Even in architecture, there is a adventure, isn't it? You must see Ranakpur. Have you seen Ranakpur in Rajasthan? You must see. Ranakpur also has kumbhalgarh within twenty kilometers. It's the second largest wall on the planet. Most Indians know because we keep all the things that we should be proud of a secret. It's in kumbhalgarh. Close to that is Ranakpur. This architect is a madman, but he's a very super sane madman because he knows what he's doing. See, if you build a building, this is a temple with one thousand columns. If you're thinking about safety, what would you do just in case over a period of time if one column collapses, because those days the material is only stone. There is no steel and concrete and stuff. You would make sure if one column falls down, there'll be another column which will keep the temple up. No, he built it in such a way, the dosity of him is such. If you pull down one column, the entire temple will come down. His pride in his intelligence and capability is such that he made it in such a way if one column comes, the temple should not exist. And it's standing for over 500, 600 years without any issue. You will see something like that in the yoga center. We built an elliptical dome, no steel, no concrete. And at the top, it's only eight inches thick. And just to freak people, I left a nine-feet diameter hole. People said, this will go into collapse. It will not collapse. If you don't have any adventure in your life, in whatever you do, it doesn't matter, in every sphere of life, there is room for adventure. This means you must trust your capability and competence and step one step more than that. There is a risk, of course. If there is no risk, there's no adventure, isn't it? So when young people get killed, yes, unfortunately, sometimes it does. Before I became thirty-five years of age, at least twelve-thirteen of my friends died. Some in motorcycle, some in hang lighting, and all the things we were doing together, some of them died. Well, they didn't kill me, but could I live without having done all those things? No. Even if one of those situations had ended me, still I would do it. Not simply out of egoistic jingoism that you want to do something others cannot do, it's not about that. It's about stretching yourself beyond your limits somewhere. But today, the world is far more organized, there's a whole lot of equipment. When we were doing it, crazy things, we had no equipment of any kind. We just did things just like that. But today there is safety equipment, there are systems, there are nets and there are so many things. Well, one of you should start a venture in adventure and bring the right equipment and everything. See right now, some of the young boys, when they get the two-wheeler, they want to do some stunt. As I was doing, standing on the scooter and riding, they want to do those things. I'm saying, if you cannot stop them, only thing is they should not be doing it on the street. We must create a space where they can do it with a reasonable amount of safety. Is it one hundred percent safe? No. Nothing is one hundred percent safe. All of us are mortal, isn't it? But we must create reasonable levels of safety where youth will go through adventure with the minimum amount of risk. No risk adventure, there is no such thing. I was one person, people were very surprised when I spoke for Jallikattu in Tamil Nadu. They said, «Sadhguru, you cannot say this. I said, see, are you capable of building sports arenas in every village? Can you make them play football, this one, adventure sport, everything in the villages? Can you? This is really nothing. The only thing that they have is a traditional sport where once a year they play, which is risky of course, but it comes from a tradition of doing something. It's risky for the animal, it's risky for the man. Actually, more risky for the man than the animal. When I spoke for it, everybody resisted, you can't say this. I said, «See, youth without any sense of adventure are not youth. You can always… you can already bury them as old men. They have to do something. But this does not mean they have to do wild things on the street. We can create situations and spaces where they can do this with reasonable amount of safety. There's no absolute safety. Some of the parents who are here don't approve of this, but… otherwise they'll do it somewhere where you can't see. This is one thing I noticed in United States, especially we're… our centers in Tennessee. So I'm just seeing this. If you go to your shop, I go to your motorcycle shop and I see they made motorcycles for three-year-olds. They actually built motorcycles for them. Three-year-olds are riding full-on in the dirt bikes. I thought, «This is great, parents are standing there fully helmeted, jacketed, everything. They're riding. This is great, because this needs to happen. Otherwise, they will do something wild when they are 15, 16, without any training, without any preparation, without the safety equipment. Then we don't know how it'll end.