there we go all right all right good welcome everybody thank you for showing up today for those of you who've been here before and listen to my talk welcome back for those of you are new welcome for those of you don't know who I am my name is Wayne Stamball and I am the project leader of key cad this year I'm going to deviate a little bit from my normal state of the Union I'm going to do a little bit of the major features new features of the upcoming version 5 release it won't be a complete feature presentation because of time I'm just gonna hit the highlights things that are probably most interesting to most people before I get started with the demo though I have some overview project news if you're wondering why I'm wearing the didgeridoo shirt this just happened last night and it I want to say thank you to Javier and the folks at CERN it was a two-week fight to try to get this done but did you key as of yesterday late yesterday what wired to the did the key cad donations fund the single biggest donation in key cad's history so that's a really big deal for us kudos yes thank you kudos to didgeridoo it took a bit of work to make it all happen but thanks to the people that made it happen did you key sent me these really nice your board layout guy yeah of course you don't get out for dodge for free these really nice little board rulers they're excellent if you're a board layout guy these things are really handy I've had one for years but they make they get these out at trade shows if you want one please take one so I'll have to drag them back to the United States with me because I had to drag them here go pass them around it's fine um so so if we keep keep keep did you key in mind when you're doing your board layouts you need parts for your boards keep did you key in mind yeah just just here just here just pass the packs around just pet yeah um while not directly while not directly part of key cad source one of the things that's been going on in the background if you're not real familiar with the project or don't keep up with it is the symbol footprint 3d model libraries are really really beginning mature so in this next release you're going to see a huge change in the modeling libraries or in all the libraries so you can go on the website I'm not going to do that now that there are links there that allow you we now update the website real time so as commits are made to the repose for the libraries the website gets updated to you if you're want to track that are not interested in learning to use get to pull them down that's a great resource for you we've had a significant uptick in user interest I got an email from Jean Pierre the project founder about two months ago he's very close with you the folks that you can go and they apparently they do either one of their subsidiary I think one of their subsidiaries actually produces boards currently all boards over 50% of the boards that are that they get with the x2 extensions that have the the tool used to create the Gerber files embedded in it over 50% of those are now key cad so now granted not all tools do that but of all the tools of all the board orders that they get now over 50 over half of them are key cad so that's I find that rather interesting that we've grown quite a bit there if you weren't part of the hackaday chat there was a chat what was that about two months ago at hackaday I owe the very first one I did a year ago I think we had about I want to say 60 or 70 people at that one and that was chaotic there was a over 170 people at this one and it was just completely out of control if you want to go back and look at it there's the log the the chat logs there we also have a couple of new developers that we've that have been contributing significant amounts of code compared to the usual suspects that have been with the project for quite a long time that's that's interesting and helpful for me as a developer because as my role as the project leader increases my time to be a laxity code goes down proportionally so it's it's one of those things it's nice to have some extra hands on board so okay enough with that we're going with the demo probably the first thing that you're this is going to be really interesting to current Eagle users and ex-Eagle users one of the things that mode got driven as many of you know as the Autodesk changing of the licensing for Eagle so one of the things we do now is we actually have a direct import feature for Eagle projects and it does a very good job I have an Arduino board here that I grabbed off online so you go into import project Eagle CAD and I'm going to go see test projects and here's our Arduino board and schematic and this is right from their website I just downloaded this and and the source archive their source archive and unzipped unzipped it here and here it is so I can either click the board or the schematic doesn't matter it's going to ask me where do I want to put put it in this case you know you probably don't want to put in the same folder because it's going to overwrite the schematic file so you find out so I put it in a separate folder here called keycap conversion I say go it's going to take a second here to do the conversions and it's done it's going to complain it's going to give you a give you a list of issues when it of things that don't map directly to key cat objects most of this is just layering differences between us and them but well I don't want to save it I say okay and there's the board it's unfortunately the resolution of this display is not the best it's going to make this demo but there's the Arduino board and of course I can fill it fill the zones there's the finish board and this is this is direct from Arduino now this is a key cat this is actually a key cat board file I can save that and if you look I also have the schematic as well well there's there's the full schematic so now some things don't quite come out perfect the text is tends to be a little small and whatnot that some of the title blocks don't come out quite right so they're still it's not perfect but this is now a full blown key cad project with all the libraries copied over from Eagle so you'll have all the footprint libraries the symbol libraries they'll all be key cad equivalents of what your original project was so you have I think that's really important that's probably the single biggest front facing feature as far as users go so now that we have I've also added some stuff that allow you to set the configuration PaaS and key cat we use some configuration PaaS internally you can do that directly now in key cat instead of having to set them on your environment variables through the command line hopefully you shouldn't have to use these if our if key cat is packaged correctly all these should be in the right default places but on some platforms there are some issues there so you can get these locally we also included bitmap scaling for those of you who are lucky enough to have high DPI monitors right now in the past key cat hasn't scaled well so your your your bitmaps look on the toolbar buttons will look really tiny on high D high resolution displays we now have scaling it's not perfect but it's a good short term gap in our short stop gap measure until the next release version six other thing we have done is the ubiquitous new there you'll see a few new icons up there in the toolbar buttons those are come at every version not without great great effort believe me one other change that's going to happen is with v5 is instead of the github get hub plug-in which we currently use will no longer be the default the footprint libraries will be installed on your hard drive locally you can still use the github plug-in but if you're interested in the newer footprints you probably want to change your global footprint library table to point to the new footprints on your machine because the github libraries that we're currently using are going to be they're basically deprecated they'll be keep will keep them as they are for historical purposes but the new development is being all done in a single get repo it makes it easier for our library development folks so that's that's a big front-facing change for key cad talk a bit about the schematic editor one of the biggest news big new feature and it's been talked about before but I'll just do a quick demo of it is the spice simulation we now have integrated ng-spice simulation into key cad so let me find out where is it oh I think it dropped did it now there is okay we now have this handy demo it's just a simple rectifier and you under the tools menu and run simulator there's a simulator you run it if you want to look at a signal you can do an ad you can do it this way if you know the signal names or you can also use the the probe tool and you can pick a node let's say I want to see the current I want to I go back over to the simulator tool okay where is it hiding come on oh didn't pick it do I not get the node I may not have this works much better with a dual monitor trust me there we go that's pick at node and then you can see it selected the node so you get that so that's so that's full ng-spice integration and as long as you have the models for your symbols you can hit you got that okay that's the biggest thing in eeskimo but there's a lot of other changes as well for those of you who've been using the board editor for years you'll recognize this now symbols are managed the same way instead of the old library list that we had which had issues because if you had two symbol names with in the in different libraries the library ordering was crucial to get the right part that goes away that's all been fixed that's gone now and now we have a common tool for managing footprint and symbol libraries there's not it's not different between the two editors we merged the options into a single there used to be like three or four different option dialogues and key cad we've merged them all into a single option dialogue now you can get to them this way it makes life a little bit easier it's handy some of the other things that are rather interesting here as we now have node highlighting so if you on a simple project like this like this it doesn't make much of a difference but you can now highlight a node what's interesting about this is if you have the board open board editor opening this is why I can't really demo this and you have it in the highlight mode in the board embo this node will get highlighted and centered on the board you on your board so if you have a you know yeah so it's it's back and forth and and it works the opposite way to if you're in the board editor and you click on that node and you have a schematic editor open that node on the schematic editor will get highlighted so that's new so there's more you a little bit you more useful tools for people who lay out boards another big front-facing change that you'll see is the symbol library editor and one of the one of the weaknesses in key cad was always library management with the tool now we haven't upgraded the footprint editor tool yet like this but the new this is it's nice is selecting libraries or parts to modify or adding new parts it's just a simple matter of here all your library now you see all your libraries in this left pane I can grab a library and I can start editing my footprint or my symbol right in the without having to go through now you had to pick a library pick a symbol and then start editing and then and then also it also cues up now multiple changes so you can save them all at once rather than having to save them individually so there's a lot of changes to this probably take a little bit getting used to if you're used to the old way of doing things but this is a nice change I want probably maybe one of the biggest UI changes I think that we've made in the most recent version of key cad we have graphic line support now so if you're if you got to have pretty colors and in lines let's see here oh my let's see place sorry you got debugging mode there's a search that's actually from the WX widgets by the way it's not my assertion so I want to draw a line here somewhere on my I can draw a line here quickly and I can edit it we now support different line modes and if you don't like the color you can pick a color got a full instead of the previously defined colors you have a full color picker now you also have line types so if you have to have dotted or solids or dash dots they're they're all there now so you can see the different there's different line types now that's only available in the civil editor or the schematic editor right now it's not available in the board editor at the moment the board editor there's been quite a few changes to the board editor that was the one that got the most lovely last time around no here's right there's no board editor here let's let me open a different project here the board editor got some significant changes this time around one rule handy change is transparency so in when you're in the in the accelerated what we call it modern now in the what we used to call open GL you actually can have transparent layers so if I want to change the layer say here's the bottom layer let's turn off the you can actually see see there see the layer transparency turned on right here in this net so it makes so if you're looking at stacks of you know complex boards with multiple stacks you can set the transparency to each layer and makes life easier the other thing that's rather handy as we now have a new view tool a new view so if you flip the board this is now looking at the same board flipped and it's now you're now you now you're looking at it from the back to the front I know traditionally most board editors are laid out when you look through it you always look through the front side and you look through the board to the back layer so back layer is obviously always mirrored which makes so we just provided a tool to flip everything a hundred you know mirrored basically flip it 180 degrees now you're looking at the front side mirrored and this is actually the backside of the board so it does make it a little easier for editing just a handy feature that we added to this one one of the things that you'll find that's nice here that I'm not going to be able to show just because of the single view we now export directly to step file in the past it's been a third-party tool in that we now do direct export to step so when you export your board if you have step models and it works to one of two ways you can either use step models in the board so when you look at the 3d view you can actually look at the board so here's one this is a step model here if I export this that connector will be on the board on the step model in the past it was just you had to define them in a different it was a obviously a macro tool that you had to set up right to do it now it's all transparent so if I go into the board editor here and I do export step these these will be the all the step files will be in there the other nice thing it does too is if you continue to use the old VRML files models if there's an equivalent step file in the same folder that where your VRML file is it will export the step automatically so basically the name has to be the same just the step extension and the step file so that's a big plus because a lot of people do mechanical work like me who use it well um there's a we have a 3d model run out time here we now have support for 3d models we have a viewer so you can actually look at before we just you just had to assign it a 3d model file and you had to go back and forth and look at it to get the the spacing and the sizing right that's already taken quick care of manually there's now a distance measuring tool which is handy if you're a person that has to do stuff you can go over here and I bet you it's not going to show up is it because it's not enough resolution I didn't think about that and it's not on the toolbar there's no to sell put that on toolbar no I can't get to it because it's down here in the toolbar but there's now a measuring tool so you click between points they'll draw out the radicals in scale and it'll be proportional to however far you're zoomed in that's a rather handy thing to have um we changed the oh the bitmaps there's now anti-lacin bitmaps you know when you're in the board view and you see all the these the names the file names or the no names they're not you can anti-lacin if you have the graphic source power to pull it off go ahead and enable those you'll get nicer looking fonts we have object selection filtering so you can kind of hold the shift key or the control key or the shift key and select individual comparts and that only works in the gallon canvas or the modern canvas instead of having to select things one at a time for the Gerber file viewer I'm not going to show you that it's pretty straightforward we now have well this is the last of my time modern we we actually ported that over up until just recently it was only legacy canvas only it's now been ported to OpenGL and Cairo which is the modern canvas they will load with the Gerber X2 extensions and also we out there's currently under way by the Gerber folks to come up with a new file called a job file format which basically is a grat a definition of your entire board stack up things like all the different layers how they're stacked up there the widths the distances between each layer there's a what's called a project or a job file which you can send your board house assuming they support that so you don't have to tell them the layer stack up and everything so now if you created Gerber files with a Gerber job file it'll load you just load the one file it'll load the entire Gerber stack into the Gerber viewer so you don't have to you know load them one at a time put them in the order that you want them in they'll be loaded in the correct order well right now it's 16 no 32 and 32 32 copper and 32 others but some of the others are defined like the solder mask and the silk screen layers are predefined so sure I mean do you need more than 32 copper layers 48 planes okay I mean we we've talked about it we've talked about just making it infinite and and editable but right now it's it's limited to it's limited to 30 32 and 32 okay well thank you everybody I apologize I wish I could have done a better job but given the limitations of my display here it's the best I can do I want to say thank you to all the people who've helped develop key CAD it's a big job it's a big code base I don't think the contributions aren't you know the contributions are really nice to have I appreciate all the help I want to thank everybody who donated to key CAD especially I forgot to take this I got one more thing I got to do here and this is for Svetlana back is he back there he is see I meant to do this earlier and you're gonna ask me why why did you do that you probably understand the the did you key one well see Svetlana is gonna get do a talk about using key CAD to lay out the board for the I'm assuming the Terry's laptop right so if you weren't here four years ago when he did his inner his view of using key CAD we got beat over the head so I'm doing this to give some hope and he goes shows shows me a little love as well so thank you for your interest in key CAD I'm I'm always surprised that as many people show up here is do I'm I expect to come here one year and nobody's gonna show up because they're just tired of hearing what I have to say so thank you for coming and a special thanks to Javier and the folks at CERN they make this happen this dev room and all the presentations that happen here today to a special thanks to them because it's all possible because of them so thank you you got in the middle the question say the question oh because yes there was yes okay the question was there were still some my air wires some nets I think that was there's probably some noting issues it may be have something to do I think it might have something to do with the fill it may be that the fill so you will it's not a perfect conversion so when I refilled the zones the it's possible that there are some missing connections there from the zone refill so you may have to go back in and you have to keep an eye you have to look carefully because when we fill zone and when they fill zone it may not map one-to-one you may not get the exact same polygon that you get from from eagle so you it's not going to be slam dunk on every project but the level of import and the quality is really good it was it's really a nice feature for folks trying to convert and that's true of any EDA I've never used a pity piece of EDA software that imported somebody else's that did it perfect there's always there's always subtle differences that you just have to as an engineer you just have to look for question is when are we going to get the release and I meant to say something this about this in the beginning I didn't because you're I've been already asked about five times today we're in pretty good shape right now the goal was to actually do the branch and RC one before today it didn't happen we're so we're close I would say no more than two three weeks tops we get RC one


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Maybe you've got to go against Brady in his box off-fans. What are your thoughts after the play? It was fun, man. Competed a lot. Had a great day today of practice. We had a hot one out here. So I think the team, or the defense, at least with very condition. I would say we didn't start as fast as we wanted to. But at the end of the day, we made some plays. Imani got to pick. Jenoise Jenkins, Jack Rabbit, he got to pick as well. So like I said, you really can replicate the type of practice and type of intensity back at home. So like I said, it's great to go up against a great team Super Bowl champs. I had time for the way that they had because they were rolling. Yeah. I mean, I think it was pretty good. But like I said, there's still some stuff we need to clean up. It was kind of getting us with kind of walking up to the line. And then Harry been getting set and snapping the ball. I think it's really good for us because, like I said, you can replicate that every day of practice. So some learning moments for some of the young guys as well. But as a whole entire group, I feel like we played pretty good. But without actually watching the film, I still feel like it's stuff we definitely need to clean up. Yeah, like I said, I got to watch the film to actually see some of his reps because we was doing one-on-ones in different sides. But he did. I did see him make some plays. So that's definitely a good sign. Like I said, man, I think we had a great competitive day. Going to get some great receivers. So I think that's a good measuring stick to see where he's at. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, you're going against Suboe Chimp. So I said that before we came down here. There's going to be a great measuring stick for us to see. Where we at as a defense. And like I said, it's good because we obviously know we've got some things to clean up, but not going against our offense, seeing another offense, seeing understanding the type of different things that we can communicate and check and not really game plan against the team. And obviously, playing against him today, we'll watch the film later on. Clean up some stuff that we need to clean up and be able to see it the same thing again tomorrow and see how we get better. So just a great couple of days of practice.  But like I said, we continue to get our hands on the ball. So that's always great. I always talk about turnovers being one of the main factors of winning and losing games. So it was good to see us get some turnovers. You know, our mantra is effort and finish. I think as a team, especially as a defense, I think we were conditioned. Like I said, I don't think we started as fast as we wanted to. But I think the conditioning kind of showed as we got along in practice, we started to get our hands on some balls. Defense started to stop the run. So that's definitely good to see. But obviously we want to put it together for the entire practice. But like I said, great teaching lessons we're going to watch on the film later on. I wouldn't say it's not necessarily winners and losers, but I would definitely say we wanted to see who's going to come out here and compete today. That was the main thing. Trying to see who's going to compete, especially for guys that's fighting for roster spots, guys that's trying to elevate their game. That's the main thing I think we're going to watch later on today and see who competed and who was conditioned, who ran to the ball, stuff like that. That's the type of stuff that you want to see, especially for the entire group.


Proudly we hail! New York City, where the American stage begins, here is another program with a cast of outstanding players. Public service time has been made available by this station, for your army and your Air Force to bring you this story. As proudly we hail, the chaplain service of the United States Army. It's entitled, The Officer Who Never Gives Order. This is the story of the man with the crosses or scrolls on his collar. The man who stands as pastor, counselor and friend to the fighting men of your armed forces. Our first act curtain will rise in just a moment. But first, here is an important message that concerns all the young men and young women of America. If you know radios, telephones, motors, or if you're experienced in any other technical skills, you are needed in the United States Army. Your expert knowledge and know-how is just as essential to the army as is the man with the gun. You'll be an important member of the team. 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Man, don't feel cheerful. You're telling me? Two weeks now he's been making like he lost his last friend. If he keeps on like that, he's going to lose him. Well, Tommy? Sorry, George, nothing for you. You sure? No letters? Not even a postcard? No, I checked the mailroom detail myself. George! What? Like I said, you have to write him to get him. Now, that's where you're sitting down right now. Yeah, I'll think about it. George, don't just think about it. Yeah, save your breath, Tommy. These days, George only hears when he wants to. He don't listen to nobody. Look, Paul, if that's the way the man wants it... That's how he wants it. In this corner fighting George Bennett. In the other, the rest of Charlie Company. Look, if you don't like it, Paul, you know it. Me? Yeah, I love it. Tony, hope you like that tough one it counts. Next month in the divisional boxing championship. Don't start that again. George, you can take the heavyweight title easy. All you got to do is get back to work. Yeah, yeah. Look, Steve, will you be a good Joe and get him out of here, huh? Sure thing. Come on, guys. Okay, okay. Coming, Tommy? There's something I want to talk to you about. Army or personal? A little of both. Okay. So long, George. Thanks for the coke, Tommy. Sure, Paul. Now, what's on your mind? Yeah, George Bennett. Isn't there something you could do? You know to snap him out of here. Me? What can I do? What do you mean?  Oh, sure. But, Paul, I can't go around straightening guys out. My job's mostly helping the chaplain with his paperwork. I'm a clerk. And maybe you could talk to the chaplain for us. Look, I don't get it, Paul. George Bennett isn't the only man on the poster gets the blues now, again. He's the only one in Charlie Company with a chance to be heavyweight champion of the division or the First Army, even, maybe. That means a whole lot to Paul, Tommy. Charlie Company, I mean. It's our company, ain't it? Look, I've been knocking myself out every night after duty hours helping get the team and shaping. And that big ox has been dogging it. He's a sure thing to win, but only if he's feeling right of his minds on what he's doing. Tommy, how about it? Well, you mean speak to the chaplain? I don't know, Paul. Chaplain Green's an A number one guy, but he can't help George if George doesn't want to be helped. Nobody can. Speak to the chaplain, Tommy. Not for George so much for Charlie Company. For the championship, you mean? All right, I will. Better? Yes, chaplain, just a bar. Here you are, sir. Thank you. I always like to get my letters off to the family the same day the new man reports the poster. Yes, sir. I meant a lot to my folks hearing from you when I checked in. It's the last of the letters, by the way. Well, anything else on my schedule before I start my personal counseling? No, sir, but you have a busy day after that. Chaplains meeting at division headquarters at four. Did you confirm that with Chaplain Levine and Father O'Neill? Yes, sir. They'll pick you up here at 3.50. And then at 4.30, you have a conference on the recreational program. And at five, you're due at the hospital for visits in Ward B. And tonight, the midweek worship service? That's right, sir. You'll be glad to know the new hymn books came in on schedule. Good. Well, if I'm all cleaned up now, let's move ahead with the interviews. Who's the first man? PSC George Bennett. I spoke to you about him yesterday, sir. Remember? Oh, yes, sir. So does his company commander. Potential problem with morale. Well, let's hope we can keep it potential. You have Bennett's file for me? It's on your desk, sir. Oh, yes, I'd like a moment to look it over again and we'll get it fresh in my mind. Yes, sir. Just buzz me when you want him. And Chapman Green? Yes, Tommy. What is it? Sir, I know you always do your best. You know the straightened guys out. I try, Tommy. I know, sir. But in this case, you'd like me to kind of bear down a bit, is that it? Yes, sir. You see, this George Bennett's a good guy, Chapman Honest. You help him get organized like he used to be. I mean, you'll really be doing something. Why, Tommy? Why are you so concerned about Bennett? Well, it's in the file, sir. Part of it. You see, we're both from Charlie Company, Bennett and me, and the guys outside. You can see them out the window over there. Oh. Paul Moran and Steve Conner? Yes, sir. Paul's the one that asked me to talk to you about Bennett. Steve kind of had to talk Bennett into keeping this appointment with you. What's the problem, Tommy? Well, Paul and Steve argue about a lot of things, but this isn't one of them. They sure are hoping you can help Bennett. You too, huh? That's right, sir. Well, I'll do my best, Tommy. Give me a minute with the file and then send him in. Yes, sir. And Tommy, tell Moran to stop pacing up and down out there. That won't help anybody, at least of all me. Don't walk yourself into a hole in the ground, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Why can't you take it easy like me? Huh? Because I'm worried about that big lug, that's why. Might uneasy myself. You don't look it.  It ain't so. The only thing is where I come from, a man don't let on when he's worried. Yeah? Or I come from a guy who does something about it. What's worrying him, I mean. Can't do anything more about it now, can you? It's up to the chaplain. That's what's giving me the jitter, sir. Chaplain knows his business. I remember the timing. No, I know, I know. Chaplain's OK, plenty OK. Then what's the trouble? Why are you talking up a storm? Got a George. He's acting up so I wouldn't put it past him to let one go at the chaplain. A man wouldn't do a thing like that. No. Maybe not where you come from. But that boy of ours is spoiling for an argument. I think the chaplain's going to give him one George ain't going to like. So let's get that much straight, Benny. I'm not going to argue with you. You're not? Well, that's a switch, sir. Well, you're a grown man, and according to your record, you've learned the difference between what's right and what's wrong a long time ago. That's true, isn't it? Yes, sir. It's also true that you're in some kind of trouble or think you are, right? Look, chaplain, don't get me wrong, but I'm in the toughest spot of my life, and you just assumed I didn't make it any tougher? Well, I know you wouldn't mean to. The way I see it, your job is to help guys, but there are some guys nobody can help, only themselves. And you're one of them, Bennett? You sure of that? Sir, I got myself into this mess. I'll have to get myself out. Well, that sounds good, Bennett, but, uh, I think you're wrong on two counts. Yes, sir. For one thing, I'm not so sure it's a mess. I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be a perfectly normal, everyday situation, a misunderstanding of some kind, perhaps. Yeah, some misunderstanding. And second, I don't think you got into this situation by yourself, as you say. I think you had some help. What do you mean by that? Well, you didn't get married all by yourself, did you? Besides your wife, a minister of your own faith was involved, wasn't he? Yeah, sure, that's right. Wait a minute. How did you know I was having trouble with my wife? Your record, George. It's one of the best I've ever seen. You don't drink, don't gamble. You're not in any money trouble. And you used to be the most popular man in Charlie Company. So what could it be except trouble at home? Yeah, okay, you're right. Would you like to tell me about it? Well, you've heard it before. Big guy marries pretty little girl. She's just a kid, really. Now to have my head examined, thinking anybody looks like that would stick by a guy like me out of sight, out of mind. What makes you so sure of that? Well, look at me, Chaplin. Now take a look at Mary. Here's a picture. Oh. Wedding picture, huh? Yeah. She certainly is a beauty. Yeah. Of course pictures can lie, but... I'd say this one shows two people very much in love with each other. Yeah, but as you also said, pictures can lie. We've been married less than a year. I spent a week back home with her only two months ago, and now I haven't heard a word from her for almost a month. And you haven't any idea why? Any idea? I know she walked out on me. I'm not making this up, Chaplin. I telephoned her three nights in a row. No answer. Well, possibly she'd left town to visit some relatives. Yeah, without letting me know? Almost a month? George, there has to be some logical explanation. Yeah, you bet there isn't. I'm going to find out. If I can't get in touch with her by mail or by phone, I'll go... Well, I'll figure out some way. George, uh... I won't presume to tell you what to do about Mary, but you do have a first-rate Army record. I think twice before you do anything to spoil it. I'd like to help you. No thanks. Perhaps if I were to write to Mary. I don't want you to do that. You're sure. Look, Chaplin, I don't mean to get out of line, but don't write to her, please. Very well, I won't. But, George, I want you to do something for me. Yeah? What?  Is that clear? You mean that's an order, sir? George, I'm the one officer attached to your outfit who can't give an order, not on a matter like this. I'm just asking for your promise.  No, George. Okay, it's a deal. I'll come to see you. You are listening to the proudly-behaved production The Officer Who Never Gives Orders. We'll return in just a moment for the second act. 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In the courtyard outside the office of Chaplain Frederick Green, two soldiers are waiting anxiously for their buddy George Bennett. Hey, Paul, there's George now checking out a G-Building. Where? Uh-uh. He don't look so good. Maybe you were right. Maybe the chaplain did give George a hard time. I'm afraid he gave the chaplain a hard time. Hey, Georgie, over this way. Georgie, over this way. Georgie! You've got to talk to him, Paul. Better go after him. We've got something there. Come on. What do you guys want? Want to talk to you, that's all. Hold it. Oh, look, I've got things to do. All right, all right. Maybe Steve and I could help you do them. Yeah? Sure, George. That is if you don't mind. No, I don't mind. I'm just heading over to the gym. The gym? I figured I ought to start getting back into shape. You mean for the tournament? Oh, boy, George, now you're talking. You see, Paul, told you the chaplain would get George to see it the right way. Hey, he's a great guy, George. The chaplain? Yeah, yeah, he's a great guy. But he didn't say nothing about me getting back in shape. That was my idea. And not for the tournament. What? What do you mean, George? Didn't the chaplain straighten things out for you? Well, he tried. I'll give him that. But all that did was prove to me I've got to straighten things out for myself. And that's what I want to get back in shape for. So when I go home, if that's what I've got to do, I'm going to be able to take care of things and take care of them my way. That winds up the little fellas, don't it, Paul? Uh-huh. Now comes a big stiff. Our own George Bennett. He's going to spar with Frank Nelson. Frank'll murder him. What are you talking about? George is back and training again. Yeah, but not on account of the tournament next Saturday. It's a weekend today, you know. All right, all right. You all set, Bennett? Yes, coach. How about you, Nelson? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm ready, coach. All right. Make it a regulation around. Three minutes. What did I tell you, Steve? He couldn't hit Nelson with a baseball bat. All out of shape. That kind of fighter, he has something on his mind. He can't get high then. Come on, get in there. Come on. Knock some sense into him. He's more likely to make him more ornery. More ornery. Come on. All right, that's all. That's all. That's it up. Pete, take. What do they want, blood? I'm glad the coach stopped it. Come on, Paul. Where to? The man's our buddy, isn't he? Let's lend him a hand. Gosh, the things I do for Charlie Company. Okay, okay. Don't you worry, George. You'll get your timing back. Yeah, George. George, another couple of workouts. Well, you'll be tagging boys like Nelson easy. I had all the workouts I need. Yeah? Yeah. And I had all the advice I need, too, from the chaplain and from the chaplain's assistants and from you guys. I'm not taking it easy, George. Easy, man. I'm too taking it easy. I'm sitting here when I should have been 500 miles away. You're not doing what? Never mind. But whatever it is, I'm on my way to start doing it. That's what he is.  They don't help much. Call them names. Now, you got any better ideas? Now, look, tell me one thing we can do to head them off and I'll do it. Well, you try talking to them again. Tell them how to look the rest of the boys. I'm hoarse from telling them. Well, we can't just sit here and let them take off like that. They won't never come back. They'll come back. The MPs will bring them back.  Catch himself 10 years, maybe. Are you going to let that happen to George Bennett? Ain't you going to do nothing? Look at me. Wait till I get out from behind this table. All right? Now, go on. Take a good look. All right, I'm looking. Now, dripping wet, I weigh 145. You know what George weighs? 200. That don't mean you couldn't try to stop them. You want to wind up in Ward B? Then you try it. Hey, Steve, come on back here. I was only kidding. Well, I'm not. I'm going to give it a try. What do you want? Nothing. But if you take it off now, I want to say goodbye. That's all. Only I'm hoping maybe you'll stick. Look, Steve, I told you, keep clear of this. But you're doing the wrong thing, man. All right. You won't have to worry about it much longer. We've been buddies quite a spell now, George. Yeah, I know. I know. Oh, here, catch. You harmonica? Yeah. I don't want it, Joe.  I want you to have it. Here. I said I didn't want it. All right. All right. So be a hard nose. Hey, George, I checked on the mail for you here. Huh? Wait a minute. What do you mean? You got something for me? Yeah. Let me have it. Yeah, it's type written. Well, open it up, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, would I like to subscribe to an exciting new magazine, Army Love Tales? On a level? Hey, that's a hot point. Yeah, yeah, that's very funny. I'm sorry, George. You're the same here. Well, everybody's sorry for me. That's a big help. Well, you guys can stop feeling sorry for me. Yeah, maybe he's right, Steve, at that. Maybe we better start feeling sorry for ourselves because Charlie Company's going to look pretty sick. Count on you, George. Yeah? Oh, Tom, what is this? Is everybody ganging up on me here? I don't know what you're talking about. No, well, what do you want? Cool off. I'm just delivering a message. Chaplain Green wants to see your prana. Yeah, the word gets around awful fast on this post. Who blew the whistle on me? You Paul or you, Steve? I never blew the whistle on nobody in my life. Are you kidding? Look, George, the chaplain wants to see you right away. He said you'd understand why. I understand. All right. He double crossed me. Yes? Yes, he better to see you, sir. Oh, good. Send him in. And hold all calls, please, will you? Yes, sir. So now, George, I rather not, sir. Angry at me, too? You didn't have to send your assistant to get me, sir. I promised you I'd check in with you before I decided to do anything. I didn't know you'd decide it. You didn't? Well, all right. All right, I have. I know I'm going to look yellow to a lot of guys. I know I'm spoiling my record. But you're still doing it. That's right. You don't have to, you know. You can go with permission. Here's your pass. Go on, take it. Is this... this pass for me? Mm-hmm. George, when I found out what the situation actually was back in Pittsburgh, I had a talk with your company commander. He said you could take three days. Wait a minute. You promised me you wouldn't get in touch with Mary. I didn't. I kept my word, George. Well, then how did you find out? Well, there was a third party involved in your marriage, George.  I got in touch with him. Oh. Well, Chaplain, what did he tell you? You married a wonderful girl, George. I don't think Mary would ever accuse you of running off with another woman. She would... Well, then where did she go? To Good Samaritan Hospital. What? She's all right, George, now. She got both hands burned in the cooking explosion. The pastor Lawrence tells me they're healing fine. There won't be any scars. I just had him on the phone. Well, why didn't she let me know? Seems she didn't want to worry you.  Because of the boxing tournament, George.  I don't want a girl. Look, Chaplain, you're sure she's okay? Oh, yes. She's being discharged from the hospital tomorrow, but, uh, you'll be able to see for yourself. Now, there's a plane out tonight that'll get you to Pittsburgh in three hours. Sir, I... I don't know how to thank you. That's all right, George. Only, I wonder if you'll... if you'll think I'm nuts if I don't use this pass. Why not? Well, if the only reason Mary didn't let me know about the accident was she wanted me to make a good showing in the fights, I think that's what I ought to do. What do you think? You don't need me to tell you what to do, George. You've been doing fine for me so far, but, okay, I'll take over for myself now. You say Mary's at the Good Samaritan in Pittsburgh? Until tomorrow. All right, I'll send her some flowers and a wire telling her not to worry about me anymore. And thanks again, Chaplain. You know what I think I hear? Yeah, but I don't believe it either. Well, I'll be. It is the big ape himself. How are you, guys? How are you? What happened? Did Chaplain stop you? Yeah, in a way, yeah. What did he do? Order you confined to the post? No, no, you know better than that, Paul. Chaplains never give orders. He just got to the bottom of what was bothering me so I could think straight, which meant sticking right here. I'm glad you're proud to hear that, George. Look, guys, I'm sorry I blew my top before. Only be right for you to be sore at me. Hey, you think I'm clear out of my mind? I don't want no trouble with the next heavyweight champion of the First Army. Hey, hey, you can say that again. No kidding.  If you'll get yourself in shape, you can't, George. If you really work at it. Well, how about it? Will you guys let me a hand? 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How's it? How's it? How are you doing today? Right so there is one rule in photography that you absolutely cannot break if you want your photograph to be successful. I'm sure at some point you know you've had one of your pictures maybe on a display or a gallery or you know photo club exhibition or just online and you've kind of wondered why you know people will come along and they'll look at your picture and then almost immediately kind of you know poodle off to the next image right? They're not spending any time with yours. This is because you are breaking a cardinal rule in your photography is that you are giving people an excuse to move on to the next picture. Now I don't mean because oh the picture itself is rubbish or they don't care for the subject or these sort of things you know obviously they play a role in these things but I'm talking about something more fundamental in your image and that is the the composition that is sabotaging your efforts. Now in composition you know we're bombarded with rules ideas oh these things you must do this you must do that blah blah blah and you know they have been built up over time you know longer before photography was around they were doing you know these sort of things within painting and we often become hamstrung with these so-called rules that we think that so long as something conforms to a rule then that's okay then that's all that is needed and I think this is a great big problem in photography and I want you to stop thinking about composition in terms of rules and more as guidelines. As I said the only rule that we need to obey with photography is to keep the viewer looking at your photograph for as long as is possible and that's where you use the the ideas and the suggestions in composition to your advantage rather than sabotaging your images. So how are we going to keep the person looking at your photograph you know for as long as possible so they can really get get involved with it and start to love your picture? Well the simple thing is of course not to give them excuse to to look away there is I'm sure that maybe I'm sort of sucking something out of my thumb here but I seem to recall at some point listening about this idea of of circular composition that the eyes led from one thing to the another to the another to another and and to the back to the start so that the eyes constantly contained within the frame that you put together a composition that doesn't give the viewer a reason to disappear. Leading lines we are most of us are familiar with leading lines you know one of those rules of composition and they're extremely strong but instead of leading the eye through the picture to something in you know there in the distance give a little bit of depth so apart from those naughty leading lines taking us on to the next photograph what are the things in your image that could be tempting the wandering eye to sort of start to stray away from the heart of your photograph? One of the the big suspects in all of this is light is your bright areas within the image specular highlights you know bits of brightness just this there on the edge of the frame that the eye wants to go and look say what is that thing over there right and and as soon as they do that then it kind of tends to stumble and fall off off of the off of the print so what can you do to make sure that this these these highlights are not really sort of sabotaging your photography and we can turn to our old friend the vignette now i can see the gasp of breath i can hear it right oh vignette oh my god they're horrible yes right vignettes can be used um horrendously right i think it's a it's a thing right but we want to have subtle use here and i'm going to stress the word subtle because everything that you're doing here needs to be subtle if he's not signposting things you're making it too obvious you're making it feel like you have constructed something fake and people aren't going to engage with it in so much and vignettes fall into this category 100 percent so burn in the edge of your print just subtly oh just a little bit just around the edges it doesn't have to be a neat little border that's you know feathered 10 pixels and then taken down two thirds of stock just a little bit just a roughly you know make it look natural don't don't be mechanical about that process right just a little bit around the edges that's going to stop the eye wandering on it's going to keep the eye on the page i mean i don't remember the last time anybody talked about that as you know i've certainly never seen anybody talk about on youtube about this idea of just darkening down the edges right now i'm going to throw you a curveball because of course we've been talking about single images but what happens if you have a photo series a wedding album you know a series of of prints of portraits that workers of you know triptych or whatever think about cartoon strips you know the old supermans and you know the graphic novels of today and all that sort of stuff how those strips visually led you from one frame to another so you knew exactly where to look on this very busy page of little squares all of what we've talked up to this point now just throw it out right because what we actually don't want to do is encourage the viewer to look at the next picture so take that circular motion but then add an offering right say this is where i want you to look next and then you put something outside there for them to look at to next right it's one of the quirks of photography isn't it that whatever you hear as a kind of d should do it this way then there's something else to say no actually you should do it the other way you need to understand when to employ these ideas to give a little bit more thought not just to the circle of rules of composition but more to the way that they are going to influence how the viewer interacts with digests gets to grips with and responds to your photograph simply conforming to rules of composition is going to make those weeds come back and entangle the viewer but of course that's what yes you want what a rubbish analog what rubbish analogy you don't want to we want to tangle the viewer i don't know let's make it let's call it right the composition is going to be built up into the middle is an ice rink and the viewer just slips off to the next thing so let's let's call it that right it's the ice rink of composition but we want people to in there and so you need to be mindful of how you're going to use these things how you're going to employ them to affect rather than just going well it's a nice balanced composition if you are interested in finding out more about these conventions of composition and how you can use them to keep the viewer's eye within the frame then check out this video here it's been an absolute pleasure talking with you today thank you ever so much and i'll see you again soon


Hi, my name is Denise. I'm 62 years old and I live in Red Bank, New Jersey. I learned that I was ill with a genetic liver disease because I started getting very tired, no energy. I started losing weight and finally went to the doctor and was diagnosed with this autoimmune liver disease over 40 years ago. She was sick and tired a lot but no matter what she always made sure that we were always taken care of and got to our practices and games and everything we needed to do and got our school work done and she was a very good mother overall. After over 22 years, 24 years of liver disease, the disease progressed and led to something called cirrhosis of the liver and after that there's no hope. I was on the list for almost a year and finally the call came and a liver transplant saved my life. Everything she's doing now is just building more awareness and I just I think that that's you know a huge part of how she helps others. I mean obviously the obvious thing is going back to school and becoming a nurse you know and overcoming what she overcame to go back to school and become a nurse and because she she just wanted to help people you know that's she people helped her and she wanted to get back and help help people as well so. I would not be here if it were not for the miracle of organ transplant so now that I am retired and have time I want to go and spread the word so that people know just how successful organ transplant can be and help people understand the process get people to sign up to beat organ donors if they're not already on their driver's license and let people know that this is a positive thing a wonderful thing that saves lives. What she's done in the past year alone and the way that she tells her story and I think that's very inspiring for others and showing that like organ donation is not is not this like scary thing it's it can be it's life-saving. Every day close to 20 people die waiting for an organ waiting for a transplant so if I can spread the word I like to say and let people know that this is successful I am lucky to be alive I am successful 21 years later still here alive I think that's a wonderful thing.