Welcome back to the breakfast. Now let's talk sports. Manchester City and Chelsea have joined Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain in the hat for the big years while Arsenal and Manchester United are robbing shoulders with Villarreal and AS Roma elsewhere. As a result there's a pretty high chance that an English club will be taking home at least one piece of European silverware this season or perhaps even two like the dramatic 2018-2019 campaign. Can you imagine the absolute scenes? It would be totally staggering for Europe's top club competitions to be won by two Premier League clubs again but especially when they're from the same city. It also would seem so surreal seeing the United and City lining up against each other in the UEFA Super Cup. It looks like good times for those who are fans of the English Premier League and so let's get into a conversation about that this morning with Wally Scott. Good morning to you. Good morning Vivian. So yes, Europa League, there's two English teams, Manchester United and Arsenal hoping that they make it to the finals. There's also Chelsea and Manchester City in the Champions League currently. There's always an argument, some of them that they call the Farmers League, there's always arguments about which league really is the best in the world. Is the English Premier League currently seeming like the most stable and the best league in the world? On paper yes, because there are four teams in the league right now who are actually in the semi-finals of the Europa League and the UEFA Champions League. However, that will be on paper because I've always been one who, this is not a joke, I've always been one who believes that the Englishman is not built to play football.  They can dribble except for a very few, Paul, Gask, Corinne, David Beckham, very, very few, Wayne Rooney. There are only a very few British footballers who are actually built to play football, like Nigerians, Brazilians, who are built to play football. We can dribble, we can do everything with football. You can actually have fun watching us play football, but the English Premier League is definitely the most watched across the world, has the most major TV rights in the world, massive sponsorship of course and they're doing quite well. It's believed that football came from England, believed I say because they can't play football, you know. And there are no points in the English League when the FA had to meet, serious meeting, and used Arsenal as a case study when he said, you must have at least five English players in your team. And Arsenal was the case study done under Arsenal in Venga. He had no English player in his team, all 22 players, first 11, second 11, not one English player. And he said, okay, good, you must have at least five players. And somewhere along the line, Arsenal as usual, are still cutting corners. They are still playing a large amount of players who are not from England. And then when they bring you a Bukayo Saka, a Balogun, is something easy. And the FA comes and says, these guys don't have English names, but they are English citizens. They have English passport, you know. Because these guys are Nigerians, they are built to play football, but they are fortunately, unfortunately, English citizens. So when the FA complain and says this in Arsenal, you have come again, these guys are not English, they're like, but they have English passport. You know, so they can't actually play. So the truth is, the English Premier League is pacey, it's fast. And asking me, I was talking to someone earlier this morning, Mikhail, and he was telling me that, listen, let's watch the matches that have been played in the English League since post COVID. Not one match. We can actually count the matches that have ended in the goalers' draws. So maybe five or six out of over 50-something matches played over the season. Five or six matches. And you can actually ask yourself, most games have ended in at least two goals. Whether one-one, two-nil, at least two goals. That shows the game is moving. And the best players in the world have been bought by these guys like every day, like every hour. However, when push comes to shove, it's only going to be unfair to say, okay, a whole league. We're looking at a PSG going up against the Man City in a bit. And we have Man City with all the stars in the world, Kylian Mbappe, Neymar. They're going up against a Man City. Go, yeah, Kevin De Bruyne. We don't see them as stars in them. I think the other clubs make a bigger scene of their players and then the English League goes play as a team. But on paper, as we speak now, yes, we can actually say yes. On paper, the English EPL is the best league in the world. They've got four teams in semi-finals of the biggest club European competitions in the world. And what else? So if that's just some paper, for real then, which is the best league for you? That will be hard because, you know, the teachers go to work on the students and then you go from the Ministry of Education, you go to the school to go and say, good, who's your best student? And the teachers come and say, listen, we've done assessments, we've done exams. This is our best student. It will be unfair for me to say, okay, good. That's what we have. So right now on paper, they are the best league in the world. Okay. You know, if you're unfair to actually go against them. But I have seen other leagues bring out just one star in Spanish La Liga, Ronaldo Metzi. In the Bundesliga, you see Lewandowski.  But in the English league, you can't actually, you can only talk about the team as a whole.  But now you can't actually just single out one player and say, this is the best player in the team in the EPL. They are always playing the team. So man, you can talk about Popopa. You can talk about Bruno Fernandez, you know, Aaron Wan-Bisaka. You go to Arsenal, Pepe, Lacazette, Pierre de America or Bouma Yand. You go to Manchester, Kevin De Bruyne, Sergio Cunaguero. There's, you know, you can't just, like, you can't do it. It's convenient. It should also, you know, account for something when people describe the EPL as the most competitive league in the world. It's the most pacey. It's the most on TV. You know, there's no one in less than, let me use Africa as a case study. Sorry, I'm doing that. It's the third world continent, though. And there's no one, no youngster who likes football, basically, in Africa. No matter how hidden the village might be in Africa, I will tell you, he's never heard of some player in the English Premier League. He might not have heard of Mbappe before. Mbappe, Neymar, maybe even Lewandowski. But there's no way we'll tell you he has never heard of Rooney. There's always a Manu chef, the Rooney name behind it, everywhere in Africa. You see a kid playing football on the streets in Africa. And if it's an Anglophone country, it's a Manu jersey with Rooney behind it. If it's a Francophone country, it's a Messi jersey with Barcelona. You know, so the truth be said, football goes everywhere, but the English Premier League is everywhere. But does this change every year? Because we can have this conversation again next year and find out that there's no English team in the semi-finals or making the semi-finals or making it to the finals of Champions League, or the Europa League. Let's just stop the book at the quarter-finals. You know, the quarter-finals, there's always been an English team in the quarter-finals. Whether it's the Europa League, whether it's the year for Champions League, it always stops at the quarter-finals. Like on my programme later today, Man City, Pep Guardiola, the coach, was talking about the fact that he wants to try and break the semi-final jinx. He's always gotten crushed out in the quarter-finals. Either by last time it was Tottenham, an English team, or the time it was Villarreal, or the time it was, you know, he's always crushed out there. But finally, the jinx is broken. He's in the semi-finals. Is he going to go the old hog? I don't know. But he's broken the jinx now. But you know, the teams, like you read, the chances of at least an English club taking silverware home, European silverware home, is almost there. It's close. So this is what I was trying to find out. Because last year, there was no English team in the finals. They did make it to the quarter-finals, but eventually got knocked out somehow some way. So is it relevant now that there are four of these teams in the finals for us to have this conversation? If they don't make it to the finals next year, can we still say that it is the best league in the world? There's a large possibility that if there are four teams from the Spanish La Liga, or four teams from the French Los Champs, you know, next season, God willing, we'll be here. We'll be talking about is the Spanish La Liga the best league in the world on paper? So it depends on how many leagues can actually, it's massive to have four teams from one league in the semi-finals of the biggest club competition in the world. I think it's massive. Absolutely. I'm sorry. I know Vivienne wants to also throw in some things, but I also want to know what happened to all the big teams this year. What happened to Juventus, what happened to Barcelona, what happened to Bayern Munich, who currently are on the long end. It's called burning out. It's called burning out. I think the English teams also have this, that's a good one. I think the English teams also have this plus for them. They're always remanufacturing. They're always looking into the academies. They're always looking into, Barcelona is to do that. Real is to do that. Now, the coaches that he voted in the past have always looked for ready-made materials, names, already built names. And you buy these guys at 25, 26, and then the striker should have maxed 33-year lifespan, but at three he's almost done. You know what? You're looking at the English family where they're going into the academies. You're looking at a man who's major, major striker, who's got their back up front is about 23 now, Marcus Rashford. You've got another one, the other one is back up. He's 21, he's in Greenwood. That's what they do. You know what? Looking at a La Liga where the coach comes in and wants to buy Erwin Hazard, who's already 32, and then he comes and he comes glass, and he gets injured every time. Or you want to depend on Ronaldo, who is 33, or Messi is going to be 34 this year. How? You know what? You're looking at Van Ligo, I actually realized, listen, these guys are going to, they're going to burn out eventually. Look at Liverpool. They're going through that right now. They are burning out. Fantastic team, two, three seasons ago. Now Messi, that is something. Firminio, they were the biggest assassins on the European continent, against any team. Three pronged attack, Firminio, Moussala, Sadio Mane. But now they're all in their 30s, going to their mid-30s and for a striker that is too old, for a defender maybe, for a goalkeeper maybe, for a striker no. When you're over 30, it's almost done. You know what? You're looking at the Nigerian fans, you know. When somebody bombards us on our forum and talks about Arsenal, become an Arsenal fan. It's very annoying because I don't know how Arsenal did it yesterday. I had to mention this. I don't know how they did it yesterday but I've always described Arsenal on my shows as a child who is extensively dull, but has a good handwriting. That's harsh. You know, Arsenal play very good football. They don't score the goals. You know, it's convenient for you to have a good handwriting but you don't. You have to really win, you know. But I mean, it's so good to see you. But it's good for them against La Via Praha. I think it's fantastic. I have always been one of the major critics of Arsenal. I've always said that they need to get their acts together. I've always said that Lacazette is a lousy striker who sees the good and also feels she's running away from it a lot, trying to score the goal. Abu Mahyang, fantastic player, not getting enough playing time this time around. But they came to the party yesterday. Yeah, they did come to the party and Abu Mahyang, Lacazette came to the party, surprised me. Our very own young man who has refused me for Nigeria, Bukayo Saka, has been doing things for us now.  I didn't even know anyone there. I didn't know Nigeria. My name is a Nigerian name. I am a Nigerian. I'm English. So I'm with me for three lines. So he's doing well for Arsenal right now. I think the English clubs should have a chance. When Lampard went to the market to get players, I told my friends as he bought them that this guy is not buying EPL players. He's buying Champions League players and he's proven that. He bought players like Kai Averitz, Hakeem Ziyeh, Tim Overna. These are men who have been to the Champions League and are not scared of Fendo Fools. They will take you out. And now they're going to send me finals. First time for Chelsea in like forever. How do you think they would fare? Do you think they will make it to the finals, both Man City and Chelsea now? Asking my opinion, I have never, ever liked Chelsea, but the truth must be said. Chelsea is going to go up against a very depleted Real Madrid side. Gemma decided to only have a player in Vinicius Jr. Who can make the runs and try and overrun you. And I think Chelsea do have the defenders who can actually stop him in the gap. Ben Chilwell can do that. A lot of more players in the field can do that. So I think Chelsea will give Real a run for their money. If there's any English team that can bring the Championship home to England, surprisingly I'll pick Chelsea, not Man City. Man City against Paris Saint-Germain. I just said Chelsea against a depleted Real Madrid side. I didn't say Man City against a depleted PSG side. They're going up against a smoking hot PSG side. And don't forget Al Khalifa. That's the guy who bought Paris Saint-Germain. I said that I've been spending so much money, not because I want to win the Champions League. I'm tired of winning that one. I want to win the Champions League. So he has spent so much. He intends to spend some more. And I can imagine how much he's going to spend if he does get a Champions League win. The owner has been spending so much money for this. He's like, he meets her away. He'll die there. So I don't think Man City would have a chance against PSG, but Chelsea against Real Madrid. Yes. Well, it's Pep Guardiola against Colman. You know, of course, that should count for some level of experience on both sides. Pep Guardiola against Mauricio Pochettino. Pochettino, I beg your pardon. And that would be true for players and coaches who have actually been in the English League, done this there, and they are both coaches who can play man games. You know what? All things have been equal. Pochettino has more bullets, has a bigger gun, and has more money spent. I'm sure you've got a loaded package this morning, right? But are you going to leave the morning show without saying anything about the National Sports Festival? Sports Festival has come and gone. I was going to ask the media officer who was on the show on Tuesday, a question, but unfortunately, the network came to his rescue. Fantastic show, Sports Festival. I think they opted for Ante. Things actually got better. Yeah, but I want to talk about Delta States that cut it with lots of gold medals. Delta States. Do you think it's because of the incentive? The governor had promised one. We like money for Nigeria. Yeah. We can imagine. One million for every gold medal. Go out there, win gold, and break. See, do you know how many mothers in Delta States were praying and fasting for that woman That one is enough for them to win, you know? But I think it's fantastic. I think the governor has actually given the other governors a run for their money. Now you need to promise them money they will win, Nigeria will win. Yeah, but doesn't it also, you know, share a lot about the ministry of sports in every state, in how much training, how much investment they put into sports in the individual states? I think when it comes to the festival, we only have two major problems. First off, the fact that I'm poaching comes to play. I'm in Lagos State. I've trained in Osarogi for years, and when it's time for the festival, someone comes to Osarogi, you are Edu, and then he poaches him with money or whatever, and then Osarogi comes out for Edu State on the day of the event, and it's very painful. That's, you see, at the end of the day, we're not hurting each other. We're hurting the country. Because the sports festival is not a duo or diaphe. We're supposed to be grooming players, supposed to be grooming ground for the future. Future Olympians, future Commonwealth athletes, not for my state, that's not what it's about really. All right, congratulations to Delta State regardless. Thank you very much, Wally Scott. Thank you so very much for joining us. Thank you. And thanks for staying with us all through the week. It's been a very interesting week here on the breakfast. If you missed out on any of the conversations that we had since Monday, join us on our social media platforms. 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And now, tonight's presentation of Radio's outstanding theatre of thrills, Suspense.  So now, starring Mr. William Conrad and Mr. Stacey Harris, here is tonight's suspense play, A Matter of Timing. We're waiting for somebody, mister. Maybe. I'm supposed to meet somebody here. You the guy? Just a minute. You have the other half of this dollar? Yeah. Let's go. Where to? The town where you're supposed to work. How far? About 60 miles. I figured it was better to meet you here rather than in town, safer. Uh-huh. How'd I get back here after the job's done? Oh, I'll drive you. Oh, fine. I suppose you know what you're supposed to do. Kill somebody. Who? My partner. How'd you find somebody like me? Oh, it isn't hard. A friend asked a friend. Asked a friend. You know. Yeah, yeah. What's the matter with your partner? Huh?  Personal reasons. Huh. You want his wife? No.  What's so important about the reason? That's not. Honey, I get curious why people want to have other people killed. Does there have to be a reason? Oh, not as far as I'm concerned. I get paid to do a job. That's also living. That's my reason. Yours ought to be at least that good. It is for me. Ah, good enough. Now, let's get on the business. I got a 18-hour alibi. That means I got to be out of here by the night. You should be out by nine o'clock this morning. I'll plan that. Just about. Good, good. I don't like complications. Well, that won't be. Why don't I get to rest my money? Just as soon as the job is done. I want it before. Don't you trust me? I'm sorry. In my business, it has to be cash in advance. Nothing personal.  Well, you could come gunning for me. I could, but I wouldn't. I only do my work for money, not pleasure. In advance? Yes. Yes, in advance. Well, this is where you will do the job from. You want a store? No, it's leased. Your name on a lease? No, it's leased by a client of ours. I had a key made a few weeks ago. Yeah, you got a key in the front door, too. No, no. We don't need it. Come here. Can you shoot through the corner of that broken window? If it's not too far away, yeah. Well, he'll come out of that apartment house right there across the street. I can do that. But I still don't like you pointing them out. I wish you'd have gotten a picture. Well, I couldn't get one without a good reason, and I couldn't think of a reason. Yeah, but a little picture. Do you have a picture of your best friend? No, but... Well, that's because of your business. I don't know how to do these things. You know how to get me. No, I didn't. Oh, sir, it cost me plenty just to get a friend of a friend of a friend like I said before. Yeah, okay, okay, okay.  All right, he'll come out of the doorway across the street at almost exactly eight o'clock. I know because I've been checking it carefully for a very long time. And then you'll point him out. That's right. You do what you have to.  Look, not that it means anything to me, but are you covered? As far as the police are concerned, I mean. If you mean motive, yes, I haven't any. Mark's half of the business goes to his wife, so does his insurance. There's nothing in it for me. Well, then why do the job? Because he thinks he's smarter than me. You mean you'd have a man killed because he thinks that he's smarter than you are? Well, that's not the only reason. Well, what are the others? Well, well, just because. You're nuts. Don't say that. I figure I can get the rest of the business away from Mark's wife after he's gone. That's another reason. Yeah, getting rid of the one you can't outsmart, is that it? Well, if you want a basic reason, yes. Did you, why, wash the storefront windows? No, they've been that way ever since it was leased. I suppose somebody comes to look it over. Well, that's impossible. My client is away for the season. Okay. That's enough talk for now. I better get ready. It's five to eight. I thought you people always used automatics. That's only a movie. Revolver's a more accurate. Well, I only thought that... Just be quiet, please. Next time you talk to me, I want you to point the man out. Okay? Well, it's about time to go. Yes, it's almost eight. Francis? Yes? Do you feel all right? Why, Mark? Well, you look feverish. I feel kind of feverish. Here, let me see. Hey, you do have a fever. I'd better call Dr. Borden. Oh, no. I don't think you have to, besides I... What, dear? I think maybe you had better call him. Just call and go to the office. You'll be late. I don't care if I am. I have a thing to do this morning that's of any consequence. It's just the idea of being late. It doesn't matter. Being late today isn't going to make any difference one way or the other. It's a quarter to nine. It's fine. Maybe he left before eight. I just don't understand it.  You'd better do something. Do what? That's your problem. All right, I'll call the office. Maybe he's there now. I wouldn't do that if I were you. Oh, why not? Never call. Go in person, huh? Join up at your office. Doesn't look suspicious. Phone call does. What about you?  Whatever you got. You what? Well, why not? I don't want to be seen around town anymore and I have to. Do you have a back door to your place? Yes. All right, let's go there then. I'll wait till you contact me. Well, how do you know I want you in my place? Look, I got a service to render. As long as you think I can do it, you're going to take care of me. Now let's get with it, huh?  You contact me there. I just remember I want to be out of town by the night. You will. Don't worry. I don't worry, mister. Either things happen or they don't happen. That's the way I live. Good morning, Mr. Lohman. Well, good morning, Miss Planner. Miss Planner, Miss Callender in. No, sir, he should be here any minute, though. Oh, when do you leave? He didn't. He just hasn't come in this morning. Not at all? No, he called and said his wife was ill and he'd come in after the doctor had been over. All right, see you out there. Good morning. Sorry I'm late. It's all right, Mark. How's Francis? He'll be okay just to touch the virus. Oh, that's good. Come on into my office, Carl. I want to talk to you. Oh, what's up? Just something I want to talk over. All right. I didn't want to say anything in the outer office, but I think we've got the Parker property. Well, how do you know? Well, the phone rang just as I was leaving the house. It was old Josh Parker calling from Crestview. He's ready to settle at our price. Well, when do we see him? Not we. Me. I made an appointment for 7 this evening. I'm so careful I didn't even tell Francis where I was going. If the car had ever found out they'd offer Parker another 5,000 and we'd lose the deal. What made him decide to sell now? I didn't even ask. All I'm interested in is buying. Then you'll be there at 7? Yes. Now let's get busy and draw up the papers. This mustn't leak out, Carl. I'd rather you not say anything to anybody. Now what makes you think that? Don't worry, Mark. This means as much to me as it does to you. A pretty quiet neighborhood and no street lighting in two or three minutes from the highway to Helmsley where you catch the train. You sure of the time? Yes, this time I'm sure. I saw him leave before I came and got you. He should be there by now. I figure it'll take about a half hour to 45 minutes to close the deal. Then we... Then you get him as he comes out the door. And don't miss. I won't.  Me? Cruel? Yeah. Well, what about you? You're doing it. Yeah, but I don't know him. I never killed anybody I know in all my life. A man's a man. No, he's not. Some are strangers. I can't feel anything for a stranger. I haven't got time for thinking about his life.  I don't get it. You don't have to. Just do the job, that's all. What's the matter? Am I getting to... Huh? I can't hear, I can't hear with me. How much longer we gotta go? We'll be there in 15 minutes. Uh-huh. Uh, don't pull right up in front of the house, son. Especially if his car's parked in front of Angkor Alpha. I will. I will. This time we're going to get him. Well, I hope so. I want to get back home. I got a heavy date tonight. Joshua Parker. Well, I guess that's it. Yes, sir. And here is your check, sir. The balance of the money will be deposited to your account. That's good. I suppose you're wondering why I decided to accept your deal, no? Well, I must confess I was rather curious. Well, I'll make it brief. I daughter Molly, you remember, she had a baby boy last week. Called us, asked us to come on out to the coast and see our grandson. Well, we figured we might as well go for a nice long stay and maybe even retire. So we decided to sell. Uh-huh. Well, when do you expect to leave? Tonight. Catching the 9.25 out of Helmsley. Had the storage men in the day. They'll pick up the furniture and all tomorrow. Well, how are you getting to Helmsley? Taxi, I guess. Oh, I'll be glad to drive you. Oh, no, no. That'd be too much trouble. No trouble at all. It'd be a pleasure. And by golly, we accept. Well, get Mrs. Parker to rush it some and we'll be on our way. I can give him so long. Relax. We've only been waiting 10 minutes. He's got to come out soon. He'll be out if he wanted. He'll come out. Oh, he went in all right. That's his car right out front. And everything's okay. Is there enough light? Yes, there's enough light. A tall guy? Yes, yes, that's him. Who's that woman? That's Parker and his wife. Yeah, they're going to the car with him. Well, that doesn't matter. Shoot, shoot. I can't. He's covered. Those people are on this side of him. Come on, shoot. Try him. I can't. I tell you, I can't. I'll hit them too. I don't care. Well, I do. Shoot, shoot. No! No, girl. Shoot! Too late, buddy. The boat's sailed. What do we do now? I don't know about you, but I'm getting out of here. No, no. Look, this job's jinxed. I'm not pushing my luck any further. You can't go. I need you. Get somebody else. Here, I'll give you half your dope back.  But you must.   Because I can't. That's why. I'm sorry, Mr. I'm leaving. No, we'll make it next time. You can't guarantee that. I'll pay you double. In advance? Yes, yes, in advance. Okay, I'll stay. Yeah, let's be getting back to your place. I like to get a little sleep. You are listening to A Matter of Timing, tonight's presentation on Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrill's Suspense. Sometimes charity begins at home. There are times, however, when charity comes to an abrupt end there. That's what happens at any rate in the next tense adventure of the FBI in peace and war, when a husband plots to victimize his wealthy and philanthropic-minded wife. Fortunately for the woman, the FBI takes an uncharitable view of racketeering, and before the unscrupulous husband has much of a chance to enjoy ill-gotten gains, he finds a new home behind bars. For fast-moving and fascinating drama, be sure to hear this next exciting episode of the FBI in peace and war tomorrow night, over most of these same stations. And now we bring back to our Hollywood soundstage Mr. Stacey Harris and Mr. William Conrad, starring in tonight's production, A Matter of Timing, a tale well calculated to keep you in... Suspense. Thank you, dear. I wish we hadn't stayed out this late. It's after midnight and you had the doctor over this morning. I don't think this party was such a good idea. I'm sorry, dear, but it's been so long since we've been to a party like that. It just couldn't seem to break away. Oh, it's all right, honey. I enjoyed it, too. You never did tell me where you went earlier this evening. Didn't I? No. I suppose if I hadn't asked, you never would have told me. All right, I'll make it short and sweet. I bought the Parker place. Oh, Mark, how nice. And that's what you and Carl did this evening. Carl wasn't there. Why not? Well, Fran is always overselling. If he'd kept quiet last month, I think we could have gotten it then and cheaper. What did he think about you going alone? He was perfectly content. We drew up the papers and I went alone. He didn't seem to mind. Mark, do you think Carl feels all right about you doing all the real selling in the business? Why should he mind as long as he gets his share? The Parker place is nice. Oh, yes, very. Mark, why don't we move into it? Move? Why? I'm tired of living in the city on the third floor. Nothing to look at out of my front window, nothing really to do all day while you're at work. The way you say it makes it sound like you live in the slums or something. Oh, no. I know this is nice, made service, all the things a lazy woman could want. But somehow I wish we had a lot of things we haven't got. Like what? Garden, trees, fresh air, even a garage for your car. You know how hard it is to get a garage space even at a price. That's what I mean. Move over. I'm sorry. Even with all the money you're willing to spend, we haven't got a lot of the things I think we should have. All right, I'll tell you what. Tomorrow we'll take a drive out of the Parker place. If you like it, we'll move into it. Do you mean it? Of course I do. I just thought of something. What? Is there a chance Carl might think you went to the park as alone so you could arrange for us to have the place ourselves? No, of course not. Going alone is normal procedure lately. He just doesn't handle any of the big deals anymore. If he's so little help to you, why do you continue with the partnership? I don't know. Loyalty, maybe. He's still my friend. Well, I don't know. I guess I can't do that to a friend. I hope he realizes that. I hope he doesn't. Carl's a pretty intense guy and he might go off the deep end if he thought I was carrying him. Come on, let's get to bed. I don't want to be late for work tomorrow. I've got a lot of things to do. Including the trip to the Parker place. You realize this means paying Carl for his half of the property. Do you think he'll mind losing a possible profit? No, I don't think so. Carl owes me a lot for some of the things I've done for him and I don't think he'll mind paying me back. How about this one? I don't know. It looks kind of beat. What do you mean beat? It's a 55. It's just dirty, that's all. Maybe we ought to try to get a sharper one. We don't have much time left. We promised the guys we'd meet them at five o'clock this morning and we got two hours driving to do. See if it's unlocked. Yeah. Okay, we'll use it. Get in. Check. Hurry up. What do you mean hurry up? I gotta find the ignition wires. Take it easy. Just a minute. There. Let's get going. Just a second. Turn the dash light off. Gotta see if we have gas in this jalopy. I guess there's enough. Okay, get moving. The wife's seven o'clock in the morning. You told me before he doesn't leave her house till eight. I want to make sure we don't miss him this time. If he comes out of the house, I won't miss him. What about last night? You saw he was covered by those other people. Well, supposing he comes out with his wife this time. She can't cover him from here. He's gotta go down them steps. Besides, if he does come out with him, there'll be side by side. When are you going to shoot? When he gets to the bottom of the steps. Why not when he comes out of the door? He's closer at the bottom. I'm on 40 feet. No sense taking unnecessary chances. You want a cigarette? No, neither do you. Why not? What are you gonna do with a butt? I'm supposing somebody sees a smoke. The windows are quite quash. Nobody can see in. You're looking all around here after the job's done. Okay. Can I stand up? Why don't you leave? I know what he looks like now. I can drive to the station by myself. No, no, I... I want to stay and see you do it. You really hate this guy, don't you? Yes. Why don't you just break off a partnership and then you wouldn't have to... Are you trying to back out now that you've got my money? I could if I wanted to. One more crack like that and I will. I'm sorry, I meant...  Now you forget it and you'll relax, huh?  Coffee, Mark? Yes, I think I will. Thank you. What time are you gonna call me? About two this afternoon. Do you want me to be ready then? No, I'm pretty sure we can't get started for the parking place till three, but I'll call you at two in case I can make it a few minutes earlier. Fine. Oh, you'd better get going, honey, it's almost eight. I'd better check the weather and see if I need a top coat. Beautiful day. Say, I parked in front of the house last night, didn't I? Yes, why? Well, my car's gone. Let me see. Right down there. Didn't I park there last night? Yes, it is gone. I love all the luck. I never can remember what number to use for the police... Operator, get me the police. Thank you. Fran, do you think the insurance company will give me a car while the police are looking for mine? I don't know. I'd better check the policy. It's funny how you... Hello? This is Mark Collander. I want to report a stolen car. Yes, last night. No, I have the keys. License number... Wait a minute. Do you remember the license number? No, I don't. I have all the information at my office, the motor number and everything, you know. Yes, sir. Well, I'll meet you downstairs. 483 Denham Drive. In about five minutes, fine. Thank you. Well, that does it. We'll be here in five minutes. Let's have another cup of coffee. It's after eight. He'll show. I know he didn't leave before seven. How do you know? Well, he just never does. Well, he better not.  I don't like a smile at his job no more. It's just a few... There he is. There he is.  Shoot him. Shoot him. Don't miss. Shoot now, please. When he comes down... No. What's he standing there for? Come on. Hey. Cups. What kind of a deal is this? I don't know anything about that. Just shoot. Go on.  I'm getting on again. Oh, well, you've got to shoot him first. Not me, buddy. All right. Then I'll do it.  No, give me that gun. Give me that gun. Give me that gun. No, will you... Tup. But the man was a known killer. We can only find out what Carl was doing there with a gunman. I've asked him about it time and time again, but he won't talk to me. I can't defend him if he won't talk to me. I know. Mark, why don't you try? You're his friend. Maybe he'll talk to you. I have tried. I know I won't. You know why he won't say anything? Yes, I think I do. Then tell me, maybe it would help. No. It wouldn't do any good. It wouldn't do any good at all. Suspense. In which Mr. William Conrad and Mr. Stacey Harris starred in tonight's presentation of A Matter of Timing.  We call it a sleeping draft. That's next week on Suspense. Suspense is produced and directed in Hollywood by Anthony Ellis. Tonight's story was written by Ross Murray. 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Let me show you an example of a biological. This is a small peptide called GLP1, glucagon-like peptide 1. We don't have a whole lot of creativity in this field. Sorry about that. This is a peptide that binds to the glucagon receptor, the GLP1 receptor, which is actually a GPCR, and you know the GPCRs by now. This particular peptide, when it activates this receptor, it leads to insulin release and a decrease in glucagon. And this means that we can use this to potentially treat diabetes of type 2. There is a company in Scandinavia that is the world specialist in this, Novo Nordisk in Copenhagen. And they have worked on this type of proteins for a very long time. I won't go through the entire process here, but on the one hand, this is a process that works great, even with the peptide. The problem with the peptide itself only has a 30-minute half-life in the bloodstream. And that leads to tons of complications where you need to have a slow and steady release. You would almost need an injection needle and constantly pump something into it. It would be much better if we could have a drug that was slowly released over 10 hours or so. So you only needed one injection per day, because again, injection is required. What Novo Nordisk did is that they created a new drug called lyraglutide. And this lyraglutide had the fatty acid merged to the protein, covalently bound to the protein in the middle of it. So this is a relatively small fatty acid, but it's also a relatively small protein. What this apparently does to the protein is that it almost causes them to aggregate. This fatty acid is, let's say, they're hydrophobic, but it's not just that the fatty acids are aggregating with each other. This hydrophobicity apparently causes them to bind to albumin in the bloodstream, another protein, and that creates a very large aggregate. That might sound bad, but it's awesome, because these aggregates means that they're now bound together and they're not going to be active in this form. But eventually over 10 hours or so, these aggregates tend to release and then they bind to the receptor. So this small fatty acid bound creates this slow and steady release over 10 hours. This particular drug is marketed on the name Victoza. It's on the market and Novo Nordisk is likely making a lot of money for it. And the reason I bring this up is that Magnus Andersson, who used to be in our team before, but now a professor in Umeo, he spent about two years with Novo Nordisk doing molecular dynamic simulations and neutron scattering experiments because they had no idea what the actual structure of this complex was and what happens when the proteins were released from each other. But just to give you an example that these seemingly minor properties that what is the kinetic barrier if a molecule is releasing from another drug, it might seem like a minor detail in biophysics. But to these patients, it's the difference between needing an injection every 30 minutes or every 12 hours, which is super important for health. But it's of course also a very profitable market for Novo Nordisk.


Bay. A Book of Poems by D. H. Lawrence. Red for LibriVox.org by Bruce Kachuk. Guards. A Review in Hyde Park, 1913. The Crowd Watches. Where the trees rise like cliffs, proud and blue-tinted in the distance, between the cliffs of the trees, on the gray-green park rests a still line of soldiers. Red, motionless range of guards, smoldering with darkened buzzbees, beneath the bayonets slant rain. Colossal in nearness, a blue police sits still on his horse, guarding the path.  So, so, galea general canters across the space, with white plumes blinking under the evening gray sky, and suddenly, as if the ground moved, the red-range heaves in slow, magnetic reply. Evolutions of Soldiers. The red-range heaves and compulsory sways, a sea in the flush of a march, softly impulsive, advancing as water towards a weir from the arch of shadow, emerging as blood emerges from inward shades of our night, encroaching towards a crisis of meeting, a spasm, and throb of delight. The wave of Soldiers, the coming wave, the throbbing red breast of approach upon us, dark eyes as here beneath the buzzbees glittering, dark threats that broach our beeched vessel. Darkened, renconter inhuman, and closed warm lips, and dark mouth-hair of Soldiers passing above us over the wreck of our bark. And so it is ebb time. They turn, the eyes beneath the buzzbees are gone, but the blood has suspended its timbre. The heart from out of oblivion knows but the retreat of the burning shoulders, the red swift waves of the sweet fire horizontal, declining and ebbing, the twilight ebb of retreat. And a poem, this recording is in the public domain. The Little Town at Evening by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. The Chime of the Bells and the Church Clock Striking Eight, solemnly and distinctly, cries down the babble of children still playing in the hay. The Church draws nearer upon us, gentle and great in shadow, covering us up with her gray. Like drowsy children, the houses fall asleep under the fleece of shadow. As in between, tall and dark, the Church moves, anxious to keep their sleeping, cover them soft unseen. Hardly a murmur comes from the sleeping brood. I wish the Church had covered me up with the rest in the home-place. Why is it she should exclude me so distinctly from sleeping with those I love best? And a poem, this recording is in the public domain. Last Hours by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. The cool of an oak's uncheckered shade falls on me as I lie in deep grass which rushes upward, blade beyond blade, while higher the darting grass flowers pass, piercing the blue with their crooked inspires and waving flags, and the ragged fires of the sorrel's crescent, a green-brave town vegetable, new in renown. Over the tree's edge as over a mountain surges the white of the moon, a cloud comes up like the surge of a fountain pressing round and low at first, but soon heaving and piling around white dome. How lovely it is to be at home like an insect in the grass letting life pass. There's a scent of clover crept through my hair from the full resource of some purple dome where that lumbering bee who can hardly bear his burden above me never has comb, but not even the scent of ensucian flowers makes pause the hours. Down the valley roars a townward train. I hear it through the grass dragging the links of my shortening chain. Southwards, alas. And a poem. This recording is in the public domain. Town by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. London used to wear her lights splendidly, flinging her shawl fringe over the river, tassles in abandon, and up in the sky a two-eyed clock like an owl solemnly used to approve, chime, chiming, approval, goggle-eyed fowl. There are no gleams on the river, no goggling clock, no sound from St. Stephen's, no lamp-fringed frock. Instead, darkness and skin-wrapped fleet hurrying limbs, soft-footed dead. London, original, wolf-wrapped in pelts of wolves, all her luminous garments gone.  It is well that London, lair of sudden male and female darknesses, has broken her spell. And a poem. This recording is in the public domain. After the Opera by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. Down the stone stairs, girls with their large eyes, wide with tragedy, lift looks of shocked and momentous emotion up at me, and I smile. Ladies stepping like birds with their bright and pointed feet, peer anxiously forth as if for a boat to carry them out of the wreckage, and among the wreck of the theatre-crowd, I stand and smile. They take tragedy so becomingly, which pleases me. But when I meet the weary eyes, the reddened, aching eyes of the barman with thin arms, I am glad to go back to where I came from. And a poem. This recording is in the public domain. Going back by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. The night turns slowly round, swift trains go by, in a rush of light, slow trains steal past. This train beats anxiously, outward bound. But I am not here. I am away, beyond the scope of this turning. There, where the pivot is, the axis of all this gear. I, who sit in tears. I, whose heart is torn with parting, who cannot bear to think back to the departure platform. My spirit hears voices of men, sound of artillery, aeroplanes, presences, and more than all, the dead sure silence, the pivot again. There, at the axis, pain or love or grief, sleep on speed, in dead certainty, pure relief. There, at the pivot, time sleeps again. No has been, no hereafter, only the perfected silence of men. And a poem. This recording is in the public domain. On the March by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. We are out on the open road, through the low west window, a cold light flows on the floor, where never my numb feet trod before. Onward, the strange road goes. Soon the spaces of the western sky, with shutters of somber cloud, will close, but will still be together, this road and I, together, wherever the long road goes. The wind chases by us, and over the corn, pale shadows flee from us, as if from their foes, like a snake we thresh on the long four-lorn land, as onward the long road goes. From the sky, the low-tired moon fades out, through the poplars the night wind blows. Pale sleepy phantoms are tossed about, as the wind asks wither the one road goes. Away in the distance wakes a lamp, inscrutable small lights glitter in rows, but they come no nearer, and still we tramp. Onward, wherever the strange road goes. Beat after beat falls somber and dull. The wind is unchanging, not one of us knows what will be in the final lull, when we find the place where this dead road goes. For something must come, since we pass and pass along in the coiled, convulsive throes of this marching along with the invisible grass that goes wherever this old road goes. Perhaps we shall come to oblivion, perhaps we shall march till our tired toes tread over the edge of the pit, and we're gone down the endless slope where the last road goes. If so, let us forge ahead, straight on, if we're going to sleep the sleep with those that fall forever, knowing none of this land, whereon the wrong road goes. And a poem. This recording is in the public domain. Bumbardment by D. H. Lawrence The town has opened to the sun, like a flat red lily with a million petals she unfolds, she comes undone. A sharp sky brushes upon the myriad glittering chimney tips, as she gently exhales to the sun, hurrying creatures run down the labyrinth of the sinister flower. What is it they shun? A dark bird falls from the sun, it curves in a rush to the heart of the vast flower. The day has begun. And a poem. This recording is in the public domain. Winter Lull by D. H. Lawrence Because of the silent snow, we are all hushed into awe, no sound of guns, no overhead, no rushed vibration to draw our attention out of the void wherein we are crushed. A crow floats past on level wings, noiselessly. Uninterrupted silence swings invisibly, inaudibly to and fro in our misgivings. We do not look at each other, we hide our daunted eyes, white earth and ruins, ourselves and nothing beside. It all belies our existence, we wait and are still denied. We are folded together, men and the snowy ground into nullity. There is silence, only the silence, never a sound nor a verity to assist us. Disastrously, silence bound. And a poem. This recording is in the public domain. The Attack by D. H. Lawrence Read for LibriVox.org When we came out of the wood was a great light, the night of prison stood in white. I wondered, I looked around, it was so fair, the bright stubble up on the ground shone white, like any field of snow. Yet warm the chase of faint night-breaths did go across my face. White-bodied and warm the night was, sweet-centered to hold in my throat, white and alight the night was. A pale stroke smote the pulse through the whole bland being, which was this and me, a pulse that still went fleeing, yet did not flee. After the terrible rage, the death, this wonder stood glistening. All shapes of wonder, with suspended breath, arrested listening in ecstatic reverie, the whole white night. With wonder, every black tree blossomed outright. I saw the transfiguration and the present host, transubstantiation of the luminous ghost. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Obsequial Ode by D. H. Lawrence. My questions blow back from the straight horizon that ends all one sees. Now, like a vessel in port, you one laid your riches unto death, and glad are the eager dead to receive you there.  I imagine dead hands are brighter, their fingers in sunset shine with jewels of passion once broken through you, as a prism breaks light into jewels, and dead breasts whiter for your wrath. And yes, I opine they anoint their brows with your blood as a perfect chrism. On your body the beaten anvil was hammered out that moon-like sword, the ascendant dead, unsheathed against us, sword that no man will put to route, sword that severs the question from us who breathe. Surely you've trodden straight to the very door, you have surely achieved your fate, and the perfect dead are relate to have won once more. Now to the dead you are giving your last allegiance, but what of us who are living and fearful yet of believing in your pitiless legions. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Shades by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. Shall I tell you then how it is? There came a cloven gleam, like a tongue of darkened flame, to flicker in me, and so I seem to have you still the same in one world with me, in the flicker of a flower, in a worm that is blind, yet strives, in a mouse that pauses to listen, glimmers our shadow, yet it deprives them none of their glisten. In every shaken morsel I see our shadow tremble, as if it rippled from out of us, hand in hand, as if it were part and parcel, one shadow, and we need not disemble our darkness.  For I have told you plainly how it is. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Bread upon the waters, by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. So you are lost to me. Ah, you! You are of corn straight lying. What food is this for the darkly flying fowls of the afterwards? White bread of float on the waters, cast out by the hand that scatters food on towards. Will you come back when the tide turns, after many days? My heart yearns to know. Will you return after many days to say your say, as a traveler says, more marvel than woe? Drift then, for the sightless birds and the fish in shadow-waved herds to approach you. Drift then, bread cast out. Drift, lest I fall in doubt and reproach you, for you are lost to me. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Ruination by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. The sun is bleeding its fires upon the mist that huddles in gray heaps, coiling and holding back, like cliffs abutting in shadow-adrear gray sea, some street ends thrust forward their stack, on the misty wastelands away from the flushing gray of the morning, the elms are loftily dimmed, and tall as if moving in air towards us, tall angels of darkness advancing steadily over us all. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Rondo of a Conscientious Objector, by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. The hours have tumbled their leaden monotonous sands, and piled them up in a dull gray heap in the west. I carry my patience suddenly through the wastelands. Tomorrow will pour them all back, the dull hours I detest. I force my cart through the sodden filth that is pressed into ooze, and the somber dirt spouts up at my hands as I make my way in twilight now to rest. The hours have tumbled their leaden monotonous sands. A twisted thorn-tree still in the evening stands defending the memory of leaves and the happy round nest, but mud has flooded the homes of these weary lands, and piled them up in a dull gray heap in the west. All day has the clank of iron on iron distressed the nerf bear place. Now a little silence expands and a gasp of relief, but the soul is still compressed. I carry my patience suddenly through the wastelands. The hours have ceased to fall, and a star commands shadows to cover our stricken manhood and blessed sleep to make us forget, but he understands. Tomorrow will pour them all back, the dull hours I detest. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. Tommies in the Train by D. H. Lawrence, read for LibriVox.org. The sun shines. The cold foot flowers along the railway banks shine like flat coin, which jove in thanks strews each side the lines. A steeple in purple elms, daffodils sparkle beneath luminous hills beyond, and no people. England, O'Danahee, to this spring of cosmic gold that falls on your lap of mold, what then are we? What are we, clay-colored, who roll in fatigue as the train falls league by league from our destiny? A hand is over my face, a cold hand. I peep between the fingers to watch the world that lingers behind, yet keeps pace. Always there as I peep between the fingers that cover my face, which then is it that falls from its place and rolls down the steep? Is it the train that falls like meteorite backward into space to alight never again? Or is it the illusory world that falls from reality as we look? Or are we like a thunderbolt hurled? One or another is lost since we fall apart endlessly. In one motion depart, from each other. And a poem. This recording is in the public domain. War, baby. By D. H. Lawrence. Read for LibriVox.org. The child, like mustard seed, rolls out of the husk of death into the woman's fertile, fathomless lap. Look, it has taken root. See how it flourishes. See how it rises with magical rosy sap. As for our faith, it was there when we did not know, did not care. It fell from our husk like a little hasty seed. Sing, it is all we need. Sing, for the little weed will flourish its branches in heaven when we slumber beneath. And a poem. This recording is in the public domain. Nostalgia. By D. H. Lawrence. Read for LibriVox.org. The waning moon looks upward. This gray night slopes round the heavens in one smooth curve of easy sailing. Odd red wicks serve to show where the ships at sea move out of sight. The place is palpable me. For here I was born of this self-same darkness. Yet the shadowy house below is out of bounds, and only the old ghosts know I have come. I feel them whimper in welcome, and mourn. My father suddenly died in the harvesting corn, and the place is no longer ours. Watching, I hear no sound from the strangers. The place is dark, and fear opens my eyes till the roots of my vision seems torn. Can I go no nearer, never towards the door? The ghosts and I, we mourn together, and shrink in the shadow of the cart shed. Must we hover on the brink for ever, and never enter the homestead any more? Is it irrevocable? Can I really not go through the open yard way? Can I not go past the sheds and through to the moey? Only the dead in their beds can know the fearful anguish that this is so. I kiss the stones. I kiss the moss on the wall, and wish I could pass impregnate into the place. I wish I could take it all in a lost embrace. I wish with my breast I here could annihilate it all. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. End of Bay, a book of poems by D. H. Lawrence.


Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and welcome to a video that I have been waiting for so long to make for you guys. And that is the video when we have officially hit 15,000 subscribers on YouTube. That is so incredibly exciting. I cannot even believe it. I haven't even had my channel an entire year yet and we already have 15,000 absolutely phenomenal, amazing men and women, part of our YouTube friends and family. I feel incredibly blessed and every day I am thankful for each and every one of the 15,000 of you.  Thank you so much for taking the time to not only come over to my channel but to like it enough to subscribe and play a part in us hitting 15,000. So as a huge thank you to each and every one of you for your love, your support and for being part of my YouTube friends and family, I wanna do a huge giveaway. Not just one giveaway, but two giveaways. I cannot wait to share what I'm gonna be giving away for us hitting 15,000 subscribers and then of course I'm gonna let you know how you enter the giveaways. So if you wanna see how you can win some fabulous WW prizes for being part of this awesome YouTube community, then just stay tuned. I'll do two separate giveaways. One is kind of a grand prize and the second one is something that I wanted to share with you just if you haven't had the opportunity or the finances to try some of my favorite products. So first let's talk about our big giveaway. The grand prize, the grand finale, our first giveaway for hitting 15,000 subscribers. For the grand prize or the big shebang or the finale of the 15,000 subscriber giveaway, you know that I love the Proteinwise website. They have such fantastic products that are WW friendly. Not only are they on program, but they taste absolutely delicious, like so incredibly delicious. You know I have some of my favorite, favorite things from the Proteinwise website. First and foremost, you know, I absolutely love the sweet nothings. The one smart point chocolates, they are so good. Like I've said, they taste like you went to a chocolatier and bought them out of a fancy case. They are that delicious and they are only one smart point and those are from the Proteinwise website. Also, I love the Chocorite products. Everything from the three smart point little protein bars, the chocolate chip cookie dough is so good. It's such a nice treat that's filling because it's packed with protein, all the way down to the delicious peanut butter cups and the vanilla caramel nuggets. These are little chocolates as well. You get a two pack of them and they are only two smart points and the peanut butter cups. They taste like Reese's. They are that absolutely delicious. So those are some of my favorite sweet type of treats off the Proteinwise website. I also love their divine sea salt caramel granola bars. Those are so good as well. They are huge and they are four smart points. They have such a great flavor. They have 15 grams of protein and they really truly are one of my very favorite granola bars. I would rather spend four points on that any day than four points on one of those encey-teensy granola bars that you can buy at your local grocery store.  I have not shown this in a video, but it is coming. This is a powder, it's a package of pasta that you mix with water and throw in the microwave. So it's a microwavable meal. It is so low points and it is really, really good.  So it's a nice side dish. You can pair it with some chicken for lunch or dinner and it's such low points for a pasta dish. It's absolutely positively delicious. So those are just a few of my favorite things off of the Proteinwise website. There are so many more that are WW friendly. So I want to not only support Mary who operates and owns the Proteinwise website, but I also want to share my favorite WW website or one of my favorites with you. So I am giving away $100 to Proteinwise. You can pick anything that you want from the Proteinwise website. I will pay for it and I will have it shipped directly to your doorstep. So if you've wanted to try out some of these things that I've shown over and over in my videos, then this is your opportunity. So the grand prize is $100 of anything you want off of the Proteinwise website. What could be better than that? So in addition to $100 grand prize for Proteinwise, I also wanted to share some of my favorite things with you. So I'm going to put together a box of some of my very, very favorite foods with you guys. This could be anything from the bill bars, the bagels, things off of Natrition Proteinwise from my local grocery store, Costco. 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Good morning everybody, welcome back to another vlog. Today is Friday, thank goodness. And I'm actually just getting ready to log on to Zoom and do a Zoom call with a bookkeeper. I have recently, in 2021, started kind of outsourcing more for things to save my mental sanity. So, about to log on, it is 10 right now, so I have to go. Basically, I'm just begging someone to help me with my finance. Hello! How are you? It's about an hour later, and I am now just getting ready for the day, and it's noon. I don't know what's caused me to be so behind, but I was actually gonna get up this morning and do some stuff before I filmed some videos and my meeting and everything like that, but I ended up falling back asleep, which never happens. I don't know if I ever talked about this, but I struggle with sleep sometimes, especially being up in the middle of the night. I just like randomly wake up, and once I'm up, I can't really fall back asleep. So, somehow, by Christmas miracle, I was able to fall back asleep this morning, which was really nice, because I needed it, because, oh my gosh, I was up super late last night because the fearless re-recorded album came out. In case you need a quick recap, and you're not in the Taylor Swift fandom, which I guess some of you who watched this video may not be, which is tragic, but Taylor Swift, long story short, got into like a really bad record contract, like a record deal when she was really young, like 15 or something like that. She doesn't own any of her music up until her 2018 album, Lover, 2019? 2019. And the condensed version is that the person who owned her record label sold all of her music to Scooter Braun, which is like a whole other story, and basically in her recording contract, it says that she's able to re-record her albums, like re-record all of her music in 2020, which was like, you know, 15 years after she signed her record deal or something like that, which was last year. So she started re-recording last year and the first album came out last night. So this is actually a chance for her to own her work and be able to actually own the rights to the music that she created and wrote. I don't know. The music industry is weird and really whack, but Fearless The Album came out when I was 20 years old, believe it or not, it was right before my 21st birthday. I'm 33 now. And I cannot even begin to tell you the power that this album had as a 20 year old, like had just moved away from home, was in this new relationship, was so excited, was like healing from my high school breakup. You know, it was just so powerful.  I enjoyed it so, so much. I found myself getting emotional a couple of times. Like when I heard Fearless, I don't know, just like hearing where she was at and being her fan since literally 2006, seeing where she's at now with her life, just being so peaceful and wonderful is, it was just amazing to see. It's crazy. So that was why I was up until like almost one in the morning, because I was like, I have to listen to like all freaking 30 songs. She released new songs as well. So not only did she rerecord the entire album with all of the Deluxe tracks, because she used to release like two versions of her albums back in the day. She would do like the regular album. And then if you bought the Deluxe version, there would be like three or four extra songs on it, which were always some of my favorites. She stopped doing that back, like I think 1989 was the last album she did that. But she also released some songs that had never been released before. They were songs during that era. So she wrote them when she was, you know, 17, 18.  Like it was such a fun listen. I'm like so excited for all of the albums that are to come. But Fearless has a really special place in my heart because I just feel like throughout the years, her albums have really kind of mimicked what it's going on in my life. Like Red was when I was going through one of the worst heartbreaks of my life. And that was like such a prolific album for me. Yeah. And I just, I, I just love her. I love the girl. I'm just so happy. And it was just so much fun to listen to that.  I think it's how she worded it. What an awesome night. So yeah, I was up partying alone by myself in my bed. I think if I had to choose my favorites, my favorites from the Fearless era were Fearless, obviously. Hey, Steven was a bop to re-listen to. That was so fun. Forever and Always was amazing. 15 was actually really emotional because she wrote that when she was probably like 18 or something like that. And it was about her experience being 15. And now she's like re-singing it as a 30 year old and like, ugh, that just made me emotional. Breathe with Colby Calais is always a favorite. That was like, I was so obsessed with Colby Calais back in the day I loved her. The best day made me literally cry. Like it's just one of the sweetest songs she's ever written. It's just so precious and adorable. Forever and Always, the piano version slaps, Jump Then Fall, ugh. And then the other side of the door, the outro to the other side of the door, like if you know, you know, it was just magical. I cannot wait, I have literal chills. I cannot wait to scream that in my car. I'm so excited. So yeah, anyways, getting ready to film some videos. Oh, completely forgot to mention this. I got my second vaccine. Wow, what a time. I got it Wednesday night. I was gonna film it and then I was like, no. Sometimes you just don't need to film everything. You know, I filmed my first one and it was exactly the same.  I'm just so excited. I can't wait to like have his nieces over for a sleepover and just be able to have like a safe semblance of life again. The fact that after being fully vaccinated, I'm considering, you know, potentially like, oh my gosh, the thought of even saying this. Possibly even like going to thrift stores or like going into fitting rooms and trying on clothes, like trying on different sizes and doing those types of videos again. Obviously, since I'll be wearing a mask, I'll probably do mostly like voiceover stuff, but I don't know. I'm just so freaking excited at the possibilities. Obviously, I'm going to continue. Drew and I always, this entire time, have followed what the CDC recommends and we are going to be safe AF. I'm just excited to experience some more things, but safely. I think Drew just went downstairs to make his lunch, so I'm gonna go have lunch with him and then we're gonna continue with our day. I'm just in such a good mood. Oh, by the way, side effects, forgot to mention. I didn't really have any side effects for my vaccine. I, the first one, I was really, really tired and just I felt like super dehydrated and tired, but that's because I was dehydrated because I did my volunteer shift. I was on my feet for like nine and a half hours. I didn't really drink that much water because I was so busy and then the sun just kind of beat me up.  But then the second one wasn't bad. It was actually like super easy. I barely felt it. Drew said he'd watched the needle go in, which was funny. I didn't look. I was just like, ugh. I got my shot at like 8.45 p.m. I got Pfizer, by the way, for those of you wondering. I got my shot at 8.45 p.m. Went to bed, felt completely normal, felt completely fine, woke up, felt completely fine and then around, I would say like 3 p.m. yesterday, so the next day, I started feeling a little bit achy. Like I had some body aches, so that would have been what, 18 hours after I got the vaccine or something like that and felt like a little bit body ache-ish and then I took a nap and I woke up and I was completely fine and I've been fine ever since. So we're now in good 36 plus hours out from the vaccine and I still feel great. I have heard people say that on day two, they experienced some symptoms. I have yet to experience any. I feel amazing. I'm really lucky. Please get vaccinated if you can. Okay, love you. Good morning, everybody. I am so tired. Lately I have been having so much fatigue and exhaustion. Like I just literally don't have any energy anymore and I don't understand why I don't know what's going on. I've been eating so much nutrients in my food and like I've been not doing anything. So I don't know. I'm thinking what I need to do. I'm feeling like checking in with my body and seeing what I need and I think what I'm missing is exercise. I was doing really, really good month or so ago with exercising and then I sort of just stopped doing it. I got caught up with like a lot of like branded work and stuff and I just like, it overwhelms me to have too many things on my schedule. So that was like sort of the one thing that I moved. I feel like I really need to add some movement back into my routine because it makes me feel really good. So yeah, I've just been feeling like really like tired all the time, just like really lethargic. And I think maybe adding in some movement in my routine again is gonna help with that.  So that is what I'm gonna do. I'm trying to decide if I wanna do a dance workout or if I wanna like ease back into it because I haven't been on that. I call it a Peloton, it's not a Peloton. I haven't been on my exercise bike in like probably a month. So I'm thinking maybe just like a low impact ride to kind of like ease me back into it is like what my body is needing today. I ordered some groceries and I really hope that they don't come like when I'm gonna be on the bike but I'm pretty sure they will. So we'll just see. We'll see. But a friendly reminder to check in with your body and see what your body needs. If your body needs rest, you should rest. If you feel like your body is calling you to move, consider moving. Didn't deliver the last time I did but I do reuse them for like dawg. I guess I could do a grocery haul. Here's some random things that I got. I got some corn meatless grounds. I actually asked for the garden ones but they were out of them. I really wanna try making spaghetti squash. I used to have it as a kid and I hated it but like I saw someone eating it the other day and I was like, that looks kind of good. So I'm gonna try it again. I got some celery. I have celery with peanut butter and craisans like ants on the log. Literally every day almost. I just love it. I got some green juices. I don't know what possessed me to do this. I just thought it might be good to like do like a small amount in the mornings. Feel like I'm getting some greens in. I don't know. Got some yogurt. These are my favorite yogurt. I have them with granola, strawberries, blueberries, bananas, whatever. Hemp seeds, chia seeds, et cetera. Got some eggs. These are the best like grocery store eggs. They're very expensive. I think they're like $6 for a dozen but they're so good and they're like really, really orange. Very tasty. Got some annies, mac and cheese shells. Why not? Then I got some more of these smart sweets because I ended up actually really liking the watermelon ones. If you remember when we did a grocery haul a few months ago, we got some of the watermelon flavor and I ended up actually really liking them. So I got some more to try. I got the, I think these are like sour patch kids and I'm also gonna be trying the Starburst ones. They have like a lot of fiber and stuff so I thought that's good but I also have like gushers fruit by the foot fruit roll up in my pantry already. I just wanted to try it. All right, work out done. Smoothie has been consumed. I actually just got a package and I ordered it on Amazon. Not, I know, not great but this note came in and it says, thank you for ordering. Tidy Sink is the invention of our mom. She hates a mess. We are a small family business so we truly appreciate your purchase. So can small family businesses be third party sellers on Amazon? But Amazon is in a small business. I don't know, I'm very confused. Either way, I ordered this thing. This right here, it's called a tidy sink. I have a really weird thing with sinks. Like I'll like gag sometimes. Like sinks, drains, bathtubs, showers. Like it has to be really clean so if sinks freak you out, don't look. So okay, here's our current setup. I know this is like really random but we have a brush and a sponge and we have this little thingy which has our soap on it and it's been very convenient. We've had it for the last like two, three years. But the thing is it has these little holes. I'm not gonna show it up close. It has these little holes and so when you like go to wash your hands or you go to like do the dishes, there's a lot of water that gets in there and it collects at the bottom and you can take it off and rinse it out. But the water in there is, I mean, it's green. Like it's green and slimy and brown and like I'm just getting so tired of it and I, you know, sanitize it. I wash it with like hot soapy water and stuff but I'm just, I'm like so tired of that. I'm just super grossed out. So I saw this thing. I got two of them. The other one is still coming but it's basically like a little thing that you put on your sink divider and then you just like stick your thing in there. This is genius. And then yeah, like I said, I have another one on the way so I'm gonna do this like here and then that's gonna be it. I'll just put this in storage or something like that and then I actually ended up getting a new soap container because this pump always breaks so then I'll just have like the soap here, this stuff here and then that's it. Oh, also we grew a little herb garden. This was a gift from Drew's mom for Easter. She got us Easter baskets, which was so cute. This is cilantro, disgusting. That's for Drew. I think we have oregano, rosemary and basil if I'm not mistaken. So the basil and the cilantro are growing already. I'll give you some updates and then when we actually use it but we're really excited about that. And these are just random things that I feel like when I'm watching vlogs people suggest and I'm like, oh my gosh, that's a great idea. So if you're interested in the tidy sink thing I'll link it down below but make sure it would like fit your sink obviously but how convenient, we love that. And I guess they're a family owned business that sells on Amazon. So that makes me feel a little better. I am really trying to limit my purchases on Amazon. I gotta be honest, but it is very convenient and I know that that's a very hot button topic. So I'm not gonna like, you know, try to ruffle any feathers I am trying to shop less on there. I can't remember if I showed this but I moved this mirror down here. This was the one that used to be in my old filming room before I did the room makeover and I really love it down here. Like I feel like it just makes it more homey. It just completes the space, if you will. I feel like it's very boho vibes, boho jungle vibes. I'm super into it. These shelves I will have to talk about at another time because they are the worst mistake I've ever made in my life purchasing these. They're awful. You can't put anything of any significant weight on them because they'll fall off the wall. It's just, it's just a bad time and all the screws are stripped so we can't take it out of the wall. Anyway, we'll talk about it another time.  It's Monday by the way.  So like basically all of our plants in this house have like children now and some even have grandchildren. It's very exciting.  Maybe show that in the next vlog. Maybe I'll do like an updated plant tour or something. Do people want to see that? I don't know. My face is still so red. I'm still a little flustered. So I'm actually gonna shower, get myself together. It's about nine a.m. now. Good morning. Good morning. Oh, are you enjoying your time out here? Okay, let's go inside. Come on, good girl. Good morning. Okay, bye. All right, we're all showered and clean, ready for the day now in my sweatsuit or this little lounge set, whatever you want to call it. This is from Target. It's by the Colse brand. I got this back in like probably November-ish and I haven't had a lot of chances to wear it because to be honest, I mostly wear pajamas and this is technically pajamas, but it's like a step up, you know? And also in case you're wondering, I know this is like TMI, but these bras or these little bralettes that I talked about in my like closet essentials video that I put on my main channel recently, I literally wear them every single day. They're from Aerie. I'll link them down below if you're interested. This is not sponsored. They did work with me on that video, but this video is not sponsored. I took the padding out of this one and I just wear it as like a lounge around the house bra. I sleep in it. I do everything. It's literally so comfortable, highly recommend. So I think that's gonna do it for today's vlog. Sorry if you can hear that fan in the background. I am going to get some editing done. I have a video to send off to a brand today and I've got some more just like editing random computer things to do today. I'm gonna be working for the rest of the day. So hopefully you enjoyed it. Love you guys so much and I will see you in the next vlog. Bye.


Hello all, in this video I am going to demonstrate about how to calculate p-value using chi-square test. Before going to the presentation, I want to ensure two things. That is, you should be clear about what is p-value. If you are not clear about p-value, I would request you to see the video of mine which is displayed in the cards above. The second thing I want to ensure is the situation where chi-square test is used. That is when the chi-square test is used. It is used for testing the significance of difference between two proportions or categories. Here in this example, we are looking for association between two variables such as gender and the result outcome. In gender we have two subgroups that is male and female. In results we have two groups that is pass and fail. Here the difference in results between male and female is significant or not. To answer this, we are going to apply chi-square test. There are three methods to apply chi-square test and calculate p-value. One is the manual calculation, second one is online calculators, third one is using software's example SPSS. Here now first I am going to demonstrate how to calculate manually. There are four steps in chi-square test that is number one is stating the hypothesis. We need to state the alternative hypothesis or the research hypothesis and the null hypothesis. Null hypothesis says that there is no significant difference between two categories whereas the alternate or the research hypothesis says there is a significant difference between two categories. The second step is calculating the chi-square test value. So we need to calculate the expected values of the each cell. So how we are going to calculate this expected value of each cell is by applying the formula row total into column total divided by grand total for each cell value. Here is this example. In the same example of comparing association between gender and results, what appears in the cell is the observed value that is actually the observed value. We need to calculate the expected values for this particular cell. We need to calculate using the column total into row total divided by grand total. So by applying this, the expected value of this particular cell will become 87.5. Likewise, we need to calculate the expected value of all the cells. Then we need to calculate sigma observed minus expected whole square divided by expected. That will give the chi-square value. So we need to calculate sigma observed minus expected whole square divided by expected values that will yield the chi-square value. So in the second step, we will arrive at the chi-square test value. In the third step, we move on to the calculation of degree of freedom, which is calculated by the simple formula column minus 1 into row minus 1. So for any 2 bar 2 table, the degree of freedom is going to be 1. The fourth step in calculating the chi-square value is looking for p-value in the probability table. So this is the probability table where degree of freedom is in the y-axis and p-value is in the x-axis. So the chi-square test values are substituted here. We need to look into the 0.05 level, significance level for p-value with the degree of freedom. You can witness as the p-value decreases, the chi-square value increases. When the chi-square test value is greater than 3.84, then we can say p-value is less than 0.05, that is significant. We need to remember this particular value 3.84 for calculation of chi-square in 2 bar 2 table. For the critical value of p-value less than 0.05, the test value will be greater than 3.84. Now we have completed the manual application of chi-square and calculation of p-value through probability table. Now we are moving into the second step of using the online calculators. So what you need to do is just you have to type online chi-square calculator in the Google page, then you will get many results. I am going to demonstrate the first result appeared here. So I am just going to open this tab. So the calculator online chi-square calculator will appear like this. We need to enter the details. Here I am entering the group names. Many of the chi-square calculators will not ask for this group and category names. So I am entering the cell values 85, 15. So it will ask for the significance level. Usually we will keep at 0.05 level. So we need to calculate chi-square for this. Test result is given here. The chi-square statistic is value, statistical value is 1.149. We all know the critical value is 3.84. Anything less than 3.84 will yield p-value greater than 0.05. So here the p-value is greater than 0.05 that is 0.28. So the result is not significant at p-value less than 0.05. So with this we are moving from online calculators to softwares or SPSS. Now I am going to demonstrate how to calculate chi-square value using SPSS. Here I have already imported a data. So this is a study about smartphone addiction. So I am going to demonstrate for association between the presence of smartphone addiction and living with grandparents. So I am going to analyze here. So we all know in SPSS there will be different tabs available here. In that I am going to click analyze. In that I am going to click descriptive statistics. I repeat in analyze descriptive statistics. Then under which I am going to click cross tabs. So I am going to click this living with grandparents in row. In this case the exposure variables will be in the row and the outcome variable will be in the column. Since they are living with grandparents can be an exposure to become addicted to smartphone. In statistics we need to click this chi-square continue. In cells we need to click the row percentages and continue. I am clicking ok cross tabs will appear here. So from this 2 bar to table we need to infer the following. So here present and absent are altered. So out of the 100 children living with their grandparents 19.7 percentage are having smartphone addiction compared to only 14.7 percentage who are not living with their grandparents. By looking at this percentages it seems that there is an increase in smartphone addiction among children who are living with their grandparents. But when we look into the p value here this is the p value which we should consider. This is 0.114 which is not significant that is greater than 0.05 so it is not significant. Even though there was an increase in smartphone addiction among children who are living with their grandparents it is not statistically significant. So that is the inference. Most important thing in SPSS is what we get here as asymptomatic two sided along the PSN chi-square value is the p value. Hopefully this presentation was useful. Thank you for watching this video. 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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Happy Tuesday coming at you with a pack break of a 2020 Panini score football, one pack, random team break number 15. And it looks like there's gonna be four spots in each of those number blocks, gold standard number blocks that will be given away at the end of the break. So how are we gonna do this here? All right, so let's go one, two, three, four. We'll win spots in the Bengals, Packers, et cetera, number block, and then the next four will be in the Chargers Eagles number block, one, two, three, four. So top eight, when we do the re-randomizer at the end, the top eight will be getting those number block spots and then we'll do the number block random, we actually have one more pack to do, but then we'll do the number block randomizers, so on and so forth. So for pack 15, big thanks to these folks right here. Thank you. There are the teams right there. As always, we're gonna do the break itself first. Let's roll it, randomize it four and three, seven times for each list, one, two, and seven and final time. After seven, we've got Ryan Redman all the way down to Tice, seven times for the teams, one, and seven and final time. After seven, we've got the Colts down to the Browns. No trades in these little pack breaks, we just wanna get to the randomizing at the end as quickly as possible. So here's the first half of the list right here. I mean this is 2020 edition, so many dolphins, bangles could be interesting. All right, there's that group right down there. All right, so let's sort by column B by team and let's print and rip. All right, I think there's only two packs left from the box we opened a little while ago, so we're gonna just roll it and randomize. One, two, three, four, five, six. One. So we'll do that one, we'll save this for pack number 16. So there's packs, there's number 16 right on Brady's jersey right here. There's the final print out right there, hot off the presses. Yeah, just changed Brady's number right there, Tyler. He's 16 now. TB16, TB16, so these are just vet commons. I like how they do, they separated out. Let's see, these are all vets right now from here on out. We've got the Cordelia Tankersley. We've got under the radar, Blake Martinez. We've got J.K. Dobbins, Tyler Lockett. We've got the Steeler celebrating right there and we've got some rookies. No, no, Joe Burrell, no, all right. Gray border parallel right there, all right. So nothing too exciting there, but here's the exciting part. We're gonna grab everybody's names, put them in a new list, roll some new dice, and then the top eight will get into the number block and we've gotta do one more of these and then we'll be in Brakesville on that gold standard. So let's finish that off. All right, good luck. Top eight after eight, five into three, eight times. Top eight after eight, one, two, three. And eighth and final time. After eight, we've got the top eight right there. Now thanks everybody else for giving this a shot. I appreciate it. You have one more chance if you want to try again. All right, so Matthew, G, so let's put a score 15 next to there. So Matt, Sean, Mark, and Pat, you're in that Bengals, Packers, Patriots, et cetera, et cetera, number block. Now Pat again, Pat, you're in the other number block too. So you're in the Chargers Eagles number block along with Ben, Sean, and Raphael. So there you go. Thanks very much for watching everybody. I'm Joe for jazbeasecasebreaks.com. We'll see you next time for the next break. Bye bye.


Hi, everyone, Joe for JasperJasperHeesCaseRace.com with our last filler pack to help unlock that Chronicles contenders optic filler. So we have to do this break, which gives away eight spots in that Chronicles contenders filler, right over, where are you? Right over here, and there's only five full spots left. So no more fillers, but five full spots left. So we're very close to knocking out three different breaks back to back to back. All right, now first of all, a number of things happening here. There'll be three different dice rolls. First dice roll, giving away extra spots. Second dice roll, the pack break itself. The third and final dice roll, giving away the spots. First dice roll though, if you bought a spot straight up, you got a chance at extra spots, so let's do that. Thanks for buying full spots, appreciate it. Let's roll and randomize it five times. So top five after five. One, two, three, four, and good luck, fifth and final time. So after five, congrats to Jeremy, Jeremy, Jordan, Jordan, Jordan. Extra spots for you, that means slightly better odds to try to win spots, and then maybe win something big in that other filler. Now let's do the quick pack break here. We'll use the different tab to keep track of names and teams that will be randomized. Five and a three, eight times for names and teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. Five and a three, eight times four. Oh, didn't post the teams here. Let me put the teams in here. There we go. Five and a three, eight times four, all 30 NBA teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. All right, so here's the first half of the list right here. And the second half of the list right over here. And let's just alphabetize, print, rip. Let's see if we find any surprises in here. Ooh, an autograph. Nice, I'll take it. An autograph out of a filler pack. That's Jared Culver. That'll go to Jordan Ashton. There you go, Jordan. Jordan with Jared. And we've got a Jordan Pool NBA debut and a DUA. Jordan Pool's been having a great season. This one will go to Jordan going to Jordan and the Warriors. Great, not bad. All right, so now the final, third and final dice roll. Who is going to win those team random spots? The random team spots. Spots here. So it's going to be the top eight after eight. Four and a four, eight the hard way. Good luck, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Four, five, six, seven. And good luck, eighth and final time after eight. So from nine on down, it's going to be sad times, but the top eight happy times for you. Oh, there you go, Jordan, you're in. That extra spot helped out. Jordan's in, Jordan's in again and again and again. Patrick, Sean, Jeremy and Roy. All right, so it worked out. Worked out for Jordan, getting all those spots. Thanks everybody for watching and breaking with us. Top eight, actually. Thanks everyone for watching, breaking with us. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.