So as an educator, my job is to transform the next generation. And so I designed a series of algorithms to fix the problem. But one of the biggest issues I've been dealing with was emotional distortions. A lot of kids were coming in distressed out to have social and emotional background issues and so forth. I can solve the capacity to learn. I'll have a difficulty with connecting with the stressors coming in, the mental capacity. Because the mind, as the soul conceives, the mind retrieves, the body receives. So I understand that body is principal. So I know the mind was powerful. And I can't really affect the mind on a physical level. So that's when David and technology comes in. So David helped me neutralize scholars and balance them. And here was the result. In the midst of COVID, when every other school was failed, I took second graders that could not count to 20, could not write that alphabet correctly. And after four months of working with them, after balancing them and all of them, they were multiple and polynomial. They were divided, they were doing fractions. And not only doing it, they were writing a class. And I have videos evidence of it. They were walking into the class, and they were tapping, they were leading. I even had kids that was autistic. That when that first man comes, they will scream when you walk next to the desk.  I love myself because I was late for a bit. I'm gifted, I'm talented. And all because David's technology allows me to lower those resistance, right?   Because the next step leads to the next level of success. And this is what we want to do. David's technology expanded beyond me. They're able to walk into the room and feel balance. They come into the room, they sit down and they're getting criss-crossed applesauce. They're able to focus for 40 minutes before I go into the little focus for 30 seconds. He's a second grader. Ah! Whoa, whoa, whoa, what's going on? Now they come in, criss-crossed, calm. Now they're in the position to work. That's what is missing. We are not transforming the next generation because every piece of technology is fragmenting their thinking. They're in survival mode, reactive. And so we need something to calm them down. So as educators, we can walk into that space and be able to transform them using the content. Throwing content at them is not going to work anymore. Especially with the AI next step. AI got to content, Motherfuckers. It's how do we unlock a passive? And that's what this technology is going to do for education once it gets out. We are able to unlock these kids and run those frequencies that balance them in a natural, safe way, without the resistance, but it's also unconscious. So I thank David for his amazing work. And I hope that one day, the rest of the world will get to see the impact of this, not just in education, but in the world as a whole. Thank you guys for getting me to talk. Woo!


Chapter 102 of the D'Artagnan Romance's Vol. 3 Part I by Alexander Dumas, translated by William Robson, this Lebovox recording is in the public domain. Madame de Belieure's Plate Leblot had been more the painful on account of its being unexpected. It was some time before the Marquis recovered herself, but, once recovered, she began to reflect upon the events so heartlessly announced to her. She therefore returned at the risk even of losing her life in the way to that train of ideas which her relentless friend had forced her to pursue. Treason! Then, deep menacist concealed under the semblance of public interest, such were Colbert's maneuvers, a detestable delight at an approaching downfall, untiring efforts to obtain this object, means of seduction no less wicked than the crime itself, such were the weapons Marguerite employed, the crooked atoms of Descartes triumphant, to the man without compassion, was united a woman without heart. The Marquis perceived with sorrow rather than indignation that the king was an accomplice in the plot which betrayed the duplicity of Louis XIII in his advanced age and the avarice of Mazarin at a period of life when he had not had the opportunity of gorging himself with French gold. The spirit of this courageous woman soon resumed its energy, no longer overwhelmed by indulgence and compassionate lamentations. The Marquis was not one to weep when action was necessary, nor to waste time in bewailing a misfortune as long as means still existed of relieving it.  Her resolution was taken. Is everything prepared for my departure? She inquired of one of her female attendants who entered. Yes, madame, but it was not expected that your ladyship would leave for Belia for the next few days. All my jewels and articles of value, then, are packed up. Yes, madame, but hither too we have been in the habit of leaving them in Paris. Your ladyship does not generally take your jewels with you into the country. But they are all in order, you say. Yes, in your ladyship's own room. The gold plate, in the chest, and the silver plate, in the great oak closet. The Marquis remained silent for a few moments and then said calmly, Let my goldsmith be sent for. Her attendants quitted the room to execute the order. The Marquis, however, had entered her own room and was inspecting her casket of jewels at the greatest attention. Never until now had she bestowed such close attention upon riches in which women take so much pride. Never until now had she looked at her jewels except for the purpose of making a selection, according to their settings or their colors. On this occasion, however, she admired the size of the rubies and the brilliancy of the diamonds. She grieved over every blemish and every defect. She thought the gold light and the stones wretched. The goldsmith, as he entered, found her thus occupied. Monsieur Feshaw, she said, I believe you supplied me with my gold surface. I did, your ladyship. I do not now remember the amount of the account. Of the new service, madame, or of that which Monsieur de Belieur presented to you on your marriage, for I have furnished both. First of all, the new one. The covers, the goblets, and the dishes. With their covers, the o-epan, the ice-pales, the dishes for the preserves, and the tea and coffee-earns cost your ladyship sixty thousand francs. No more. Your ladyship thought the account very high. Yes, yes. I remember, in fact, that it was dear, but it was the workmanship, I suppose. Yes, madame, the designs, the chasings, all new patterns. What proportion of the cost does the workmanship form? Do not hesitate to tell me. A third of its value, madame. There is the other service, the old one, that which belonged to my husband. Yes, madame, there is less workmanship in that than in the other. Its intrinsic value does not exceed thirty thousand francs. Thirty thousand? murmured the marquis. But, monsieur Fachaud, there is also the service which belonged to my mother. All that massive plate which I did not wish to part with, on account of the associations connected with it. Ha! madame, that would indeed be an excellent resource for those who, unlike your ladyship, might not be in a position to keep their plate. In chasing that, they worked in solid metal, but that service is no longer in fashion. Its weight is its only advantage. That is all I care about. How much does it weigh? Fifty thousand leavers, at the very least. I do not allude to the enormous vases for the buffet, which alone weigh five thousand leavers, or ten thousand, the pair. One hundred and thirty. murmured the marquis. You are quite sure of your figures, monsieur Fachaud. Positive, madame. Besides, there is no difficulty in weighing them. The amount is entered in my books. Your ladyship is extremely methodical, I am aware. Let us now turn to another subject, said madame de Belière, and she opened one of her jewel boxes. I recognize these emeralds, said monsieur Fachaud, for it was I who had the setting of them. They are the most beautiful in the whole court. No, I am mistaken. Madame de Châtillon has the most beautiful set. She had them from the seers to guise, but your set, madame, comes next. What are they worth? Mounted? No, supposing I wish to sell them. I know very well who would buy them, exclaimed monsieur Fachaud. That is the very thing I ask. They could be sold then. All your jewels could be sold, madame. It is well known that you possess the most beautiful jewels in Paris. You are not changeable in your taste. When you make a purchase, it is of the very best. And what you purchase, you do not part with. What could these emeralds be sold for then? A hundred and thirty thousand francs. The marquis wrote down upon her tablets the amount which the jeweler mentioned. The ruby necklace? She said. Are they Bala rubies, madame? Here they are. They are beautiful, magnificent. I did not know that your ladieship had these stones. What is their value? Two hundred thousand francs. The centre one is alone worth a hundred thousand. I thought so, said the marquis. As for the diamonds, I have them in numbers. Rings, necklaces, sprigs, earrings, clasps. Tell me their value, monsieur Fachaud. The jeweler took his magnifying glass and scales, weighed and inspected them, and silently made his calculations. These stones, he said, must have cost your ladieship an income of forty thousand francs. You value them at eight hundred thousand francs? Nearly so. It is about what I imagined, but the settings are not included. No, madame, but if I were called upon to sell or to buy, I should be satisfied with the gold of the settings alone, as my profit upon the transaction I should make a good twenty-five thousand francs. An agreeable sum. Very much so, madame. Will you accept that profit, then, on condition of converting the jewels into money? But you do not intend to sell your diamonds, I suppose, madame? exclaimed the bewildered jeweler. Silence, monsieur Fachaud. Do not disturb yourself about that. Give me an answer simply.  You knew my father and mother, whom your own father and mother served. I address you as a friend. Will you accept the gold of the settings and return for a sum of ready money to be placed in my hands? Eight hundred thousand francs! It is enormous. I know it. Impossible to find. Not so. But reflect, madame, upon the effect which will be produced at the sale of your jewels. No one need know of it. You can get sets of false jewels made for me, similar to the real. Do not answer a word. I insist upon it. Sell them separately. Sell the stones only. In that way it is easy. Monsieur is looking out for some sets of jewels, as well as a single stone for madame's toilets. There will be a competition for them. I can easily dispose of six hundred thousand francs worth to monsieur. I am certain yours are the most beautiful. When can you do so? In less than three days time. Very well. The remainder you will dispose of among private individuals. For the present make me out a contract of sale, payment to be made in four days. I entreat you to reflect, madame, for if you force the sale, you will lose a hundred thousand francs. If necessary, I will lose two hundred. I wish everything to be settled this evening. Do you accept? I do, your ladyship. I will not conceal from you that I shall make fifty thousand francs by the transaction. So much the better for you. In what way shall I have the money? Either in gold, or in bills of the bank of Leon, payable at monsieur Colbert's. I agree, said the Marquis, eagerly. Return home, and bring this sum in question in notes, as soon as possible. Yes, madame, but for heaven's sake! Not a word, monsieur Fachaud. By the by, I was forgetting the silver plate. What is the value of that which I have? Fifty thousand francs, madame. That makes a million, said the Marquis to herself. Monsieur Fachaud, you will take away with you both this gold and silver plate. I can assign as a pretext that I wish it remottled on patterns, more in accordance with my own taste. Melt it down, and return me its value and money at once. It shall be done, your ladyship. You will be good enough to place the money in a chest, and direct one of your clerks to accompany the chest, and, without my servant seeing him, and order him to wait for me in a carriage. In madame Fachaud's carriage, said the jeweller, if you will allow it, and I will call for it at your house. Certainly, your ladyship. I will direct some of my servants to convey the plate to your house. The Marquis rung. Let the small van be placed at Monsieur Fachaud's disposal. She said. The jeweller bowed and left the house, directing that the van should follow him closely, saying aloud that the Marquis was about to have her plate melted down in order to have other plate manufactured of a more modern style. Three hours afterwards she went to Monsieur Fachaud's house, and received from him eight hundred thousand francs in gold enclosed in a chest which one of the clerks could hardly carry towards madame Fachaud's carriage. For madame Fachaud kept her carriage. As the daughter of a president of accounts, she had brought a marriage portion of thirty thousand crowns to her husband, who was syndic of the goldsmiths. These thirty thousand crowns had become very fruitful during twenty years. The jeweller, though a millionaire, was a modest man. He had purchased a substantial carriage built in sixteen forty-eight, ten years after the king's birth. This carriage, rather house upon wheels, excited the admiration of the whole quarter in which he resided. It was covered with allegorical paintings and clouds scattered over with stars. The Marquis entered this somewhat extraordinary vehicle, sitting opposite the clerk who endeavored to put his knees out of the way, afraid even of touching the Marquis's dress. It was the clerk, too, who told the coachman, who was very proud of having a Marquis to drive, to take the road to St. Mond. CHAPTER 103 OF THE DARTANIAN ROMANCES volume three part one by Alexander Dumas, translated by William Robson. This leap of box recording is in the public domain. THE DOWRY Monsieur Fachaud's horses were serviceable animals, with thick-set knees and legs that had some difficulty in moving. Like the carriage, they belonged to the earlier part of the century, and they were not as fleet as the English horses of Monsieur Fouquet, and consequently took two hours to get to St. Mond. Their progress, it might be said, was majestic. Majesty, however, precludes hurry. The Marquis stopped the carriage at the door so well known to her, although she had seen it only once under circumstances it will be remembered, no less painful than those which brought her now to it again. She drew a key from her pocket and inserted it in the lock, pushed open the door which noiselessly yielded to her touch, and directed the clerk to carry the chest upstairs to the first floor. The weight of the chest was so great that the clerk was obliged to get the coachman to assist him with it. They placed it in a small cabinet, anti-room or boudoir, rather, adjoining the saloon where we once saw Monsieur Fouquet at the Marquis's feet. Madame de Beliaire gave the coachman a louis, smiled gracefully at the clerk and dismissed them both. She closed the door after them and waited in the room, alone and barricaded. There was no servant to be seen about the rooms, but everything was prepared as though some invisible genius had divined the wishes and desires of an expected guest. The fire was laid, candles in the candelabra, refreshments upon the table, books scattered about, fresh-cut flowers in the vases. One might almost have imagined it an enchanted house. The Marquis alighted the candles, inhaled the perfume of the flowers, sat down and was soon plunged in profound thought. Her deep musings, melancholy though they were, were not untinged with a certain vague joy. Spread out before her was a treasure, a million rung from her fortune as a gleener plucks the blue cornflower from her crown of flowers. She conjured up the Swedish dreams. Her principal thought, and one that took precedent of all others, was to devise means of leaving this money for Monsieur Fouquet without his possibly learning from whom the gifts would come. This idea, naturally enough, was the first to present itself to her mind. But although, on reflection, it appeared difficult to carry out, she did not despair of success. She would then ring to summon Monsieur Fouquet and make her escape, happier than if, instead of having given a million, she had herself found one. But being there and having seen the boudoir so coquettishly decorated that it might almost be said the least particle of dust had but the moment before been removed by the servants, having observed the drawing-room so perfectly arranged that it might almost be said her presence there had driven away the fairies who were its occupants, she asked herself if the glance or gaze of those whom she had displaced, whether spirits, fairies, elves or human creatures, had not already recognized her. To secure success it was necessary that some steps should be seriously taken, and it was necessary also that the superintendent should comprehend the serious position in which she was placed in order to yield compliance with the generous fancies of a woman, all the fascinations of an eloquent friendship would be required to persuade him, and should this be insufficient, the maddening influence of a devoted passion which, in its resolute determination to carry conviction, would not be turned aside. Was not the superintendent, indeed, known for his delicacy and dignity of feeling, would he allow himself to accept from any woman that of which she had stripped herself? No. He would resist, and if any voice in the world could overcome his resistance, it would be the voice of the woman he loved. Another doubt and that accrual one suggested itself to Madame de Belliere with a sharp, acute pain like a dagger thrust. Did he really love her? Would that volatile mind, that inconstant heart be likely to be fixed for a moment even, were it to gaze upon an angel? Was it not the same with Fouquet, notwithstanding his genius and his uprightness of conduct, as with those conquerors on the field of battle who shed tears when they have gained a victory? I must learn if it be so, and must judge of that for myself," said the Marquis. Who can tell whether that heart so coveted is not common in its impulses in full of alloy? Who can tell if that mind, when the touchstone is applied to it, will not be found of a mean and vulgar character? Come, come," she said. This is doubting and hesitating too much to the proof. She looked at the timepiece. It is now seven o'clock," she said. He must have arrived. It is the hour for signing his papers. With a feverish impatient she rose and walked with a mirror in which she smiled with a resolute smile of devotedness. She touched the spring and drew out the handle of the bell.  Ten minutes afterwards she heard the spring of the door sound. The door moved upon invisible hinges and Fouquet appeared. He looked pale and seemed bowed down by the weight of some bitter reflection. He did not hurry, but simply came at the summons. The preoccupation of his mind must indeed have been very great that a man so devoted to pleasure—for whom indeed pleasure meant everything—should obey such a summons so listlessly. The previous night, in fact, fertile and melancholy ideas had sharpened his features, generally so noble in their indifference of expression, and had traced dark lines of anxiety around his eyes. Handsome and noble he still was, and the melancholy expression of his mouth—rare expression with men—gave a new character to his features by which his youth seemed to be renewed. Dressed in black, the lace in front of his chest much disarranged by his feverishly restless hand, the looks of the superintendent full of dreamy reflection, were fixed upon the threshold of the room which he had so frequently approached in search of expected happiness. This gloomy gentleness of manner, this smiling sadness of expression which had replaced his former excess of joy, produced an indescribable effect upon Madame de Belliere, who was regarding him at a distance. A woman's eye can read the face of a man she loves. It's every feeling of pride. It's every expression of suffering. It might almost be said that heaven has graciously granted to women on account of their very weakness, more than it has accorded to other creatures. They can conceal their own feelings from a man, but from them no man can conceal his. The marquis, devined in a single glance the whole weight of the unhappiness of the superintendent, she divide a night past without sleep, a day passed in deceptions. From that moment she was firm in her own strength and she felt that she loved Fouquet beyond everything else.  I have come to undeceive you, monsieur, and the more completely so because there is one thing I can read in your eyes. What is that, madame? said Fouquet astonished. That you have never loved me so much as at this moment. In the same manner you can read in my present step toward you, that I have not forgotten you. Oh, madame! said Fouquet, whose face was for a moment lighted up by a sudden gleam of joy. You are indeed an angel, and no man can suspect you. All he can do is to humble himself before you and entreat forgiveness. Your forgiveness is granted, then, said the marquis. Fouquet was about to throw himself upon his knees. No, no, she said, Sit here by my side. That is an evil thought which has just crossed your mind. How do you detect it, madame? By the smile that has just marred the expression of your countenance, be candid and tell me what your thought was, no secrets between friends. Tell me, then, madame, why have you been so harsh these three or four months past? Harsh? Yes. Did you not forbid me to visit you? Alas, said madame de Bellier sighing, because your visit to me was the cause of your being visited with a greatness fortune. Because my house is watched, because the same eyes that have seen you already might see you again. Because I think it less dangerous for you that I should come here than that you should come to my house. And lastly, because I know you to be already unhappy enough not to wish to increase your unhappiness further. Fouquet started. For these words we called all the anxieties connected with his office of superintendent. He who, for the last few minutes, had indulged in all the wild aspirations of the lover. I? Unhappy. He said, endeavouring to smile. Indeed, Marquis, you will almost make me believe I am so, judging from your own sadness. Are your beautiful eyes raised upon me merely in pity? I was looking for another expression from them. It is not I who am sad, mister. Look in the mirror. There. It is your self. It is true I am somewhat pale, Marquis. But it is from overwork. The king yesterday required a supply of money from me. Yes. Four millions. I am aware of it. You know it. Exclaimed Fouquet in a tone of surprise. How can you have learnt it? It was after the departure of the queen, and in the presence of one person only, that the king— You perceive that I do know it. Is not that sufficient? Well, go on, monsieur. The money the king has required you to supply. You understand, Marquis, that I have been obliged to procure it, then to get it counted, afterwards registered, all together a long affair, since, monsieur de Maserine's death, financial affairs occasion some little fatigue and embarrassment. My administration is somewhat overtaxed, and this is the reason why I have not slept during the past night. So that you have the amount? Inquired the Marquis with some anxiety. It would indeed be strange, Marquis, replied Fouquet cheerfully, if a superintendent of finances were not to have a paltry for millions in his coffers. Yes. Yes, I believe you either have or will have them. What do you mean by saying I shall have them? It is not very long since you were required to furnish two millions. On the contrary, it seems to me almost in age, but do not let us talk of money matters any longer. On the contrary, we will continue to speak of them, for that is my only reason for coming to see you. I am at a loss to compass your meaning. Said the superintendent, whose eyes began to express an anxious curiosity. Tell me, monsieur, is the office of superintendent a permanent position? You surprise me, machinasse, for you speak as if you had some motive or interest in putting the question. My reason is simple enough. I am desirous of placing some money in your hands, and naturally I wish to know if you are certain of your post. Really, machice, I am at a loss. What to reply? I cannot conceive your meaning. Seriously, then, dear monsieur Fouquet, funds which somewhat embarrass me, I am tired of investing my money in land, and am anxious to entrust it to some friend who will turn it to account. Surely it does not press, said monsieur Fouquet. On the contrary, it is very pressing. Very well, we will talk of that by and by. By and by will not do, for my money is there. Return the marquise, pointing out the coffer to the superintendent, showing him as she opened it, the bundles of notes and heaps of gold. Fouquet, who had risen from his seat at the same moment as Madame de Belliere, remained for a moment plunged in thought, then suddenly starting back he turned pale and sank down in his chair, concealing his face and his hands. Madame, Madame, he murmured, What opinion can you have of me, when you make me such an offer? Of you? returned the marquise. Tell me, rather, what you yourself think of the step I have taken?  Nay, do not deny it, for I am sure of it. Can I not read your heart? If you know my heart, then, can you not see that it is my heart I offer you? I have guessed rightly, then, exclaimed Fouquet. In truth, Madame, I have never yet given you the right to insult me in this manner. Insult you? she said, turning pale. What singular delicacy of feeling! You tell me you love me, in the name of that affection you wish me to sacrifice my reputation and my honor. Yet, when I offer you money which is my own, you refuse me.  Permit me to preserve mine. Leave me to my ruin. Leave me to sink beneath the weight of the hatreds which surround me. Beneath the faults I have committed, beneath the load even of my remorse. But, for heaven's sake, Madame, do not overwhelm me with this last inflection. A short time since, Mr. Fouquet, you were wanting in judgment. Now you are wanting in feeling. Fouquet pressed his clenched hand upon his breast, heaving with emotion, saying, Overwhelm me, Madame, for I have nothing to reply. I offered you my friendship, Mr. Fouquet. Yes, Madame, and you limited yourself to that. And what I am now doing is the act of a friend. No doubt it is. And you reject this mark of my friendship? I do reject it. Mr. Fouquet, look at me. Said the Marquis with glistening eyes. I now offer you my love. Oh, Madame, exclaimed Fouquet, I have loved you for a long while past. Women like men have a false delicacy at times. For a long time past I have loved you, but would not confess it. Well, then, you have implored this love on your knees, and I have refused you. I was blind as you were a little while since. But, as it was my love that you sought, it is now my love I offer you.  Will you be happy, then, if I am yours entirely? It will be the supremous happiness for me. Take me, then, if, however, for your sake I sacrifice a prejudice, do you for mine sacrifice a scruple? Do not tempt me. Do not refuse me. Think seriously of what you are proposing. Fouquet, but one word, let it be no, and I open this door. And she pointed to the door which led into the streets. And you will never see me again. Let that word be yes, and I am entirely yours. Elsie, Elsie, but this coffer contains my dowry. It is your ruin, exclaimed Fouquet, turning over the golden papers. There must be a million here. Yes, my jewels, for which I care no longer if you do not love me, and for which equally I care no longer if you love me as I love you. This is too much, exclaimed Fouquet. I yield, I yield, even were it only to consecrate so much defotion. I accept the dowry. And take the woman with it, said the Marquis, throwing herself into his arms. End of Chapter 103, Recording by John Van Stans of Anna, Georgia. Chapter 104 of the D'Artagnan Romances, Volume 3, Part 1 by Alexander Dumas, translated by William Robson, this Librivox recording is in the public domain. Le Terrain de Dieu During the progress of these events, Buckingham and De Ward traveled in excellent companionship and made the journey from Paris to Calais in undisturbed harmony together. Buckingham had hurried his departure so that the greater part of his de Dieu were very hastily made. His visit to Monsieur and Madame, to the young Queen, and to the Queen Dowager, had been paid collectively a precaution on the part of the Queen Mother which saved him the distress of any private conversation with Monsieur and also the danger of seeing Madame again. The carriages containing the luggage had already been sent on beforehand, and in the evening he set off in his travelling carriage with his attendants. De Ward, irritated at finding himself dragged away in so abrupt a manner by this Englishman, had sought in his subtle mind for some means of escaping from his fetters, but no one having rendered him any assistance in this respect, he was absolutely obliged, therefore, to submit to the burden of his own evil thoughts and caustic spirit. Such of his friends, in whom he had been able to confide, had in their character of wits rallied him upon the Duke's superiority. Others, less brilliant but more sensible, had reminded him of the King's orders prohibiting dueling. Others, again, and they, the larger number who in virtue of charity or national vanity, might have rendered him assistance did not care to run the risk of incurring disgrace, and would at the best have informed the ministers of a departure which might end in a massacre on a small scale. The result was that, after having fully deliberated upon the matter, De Ward packed up his luggage, took a couple of horses in, followed only by one servant, made his way toward the barrier, where Buckingham's carriage was to await him. The Duke received his adversary as he would have done an intimate acquaintance, made room beside him on the same seat with himself, offered him refreshments, and spread over his knees the sable cloak that had been thrown on the front seat. They then conversed of the court without alluding to Madame, of Nassir without speaking of domestic affairs, of the King without speaking of his brother's wife, of the Queen Mother, without alluding to her daughter-in-law, of the King of England without alluding to his sister-in-law, of the state of the affections of either of the travellers without pronouncing any name that might be dangerous. In this way the journey which was performed by short stages was most agreeable, and Buckingham, almost a Frenchman from wit and education, was delighted at having so admirably selected his travelling companion. Elegant repass were served of which they partook but lightly, trials of horses made in the beautiful meadows that skirted the road, coursing and dodged in, for Buckingham had his greyhounds with him, and in such ways that they pass away the pleasant time. The Duke somewhat resembled the beautiful River Zenne, which folds France a thousand times in its loving embrace before deciding upon joining its waters with the ocean. In quitting France, it was her recently adopted daughter he had brought to Paris whom he chiefly regretted, as every thought was a remembrance of her, as every memory a regret. Therefore, whenever now and then, despite his command over himself, he was lost in thought. De Ward left him entirely to his musings. This delicacy might have touched Buckingham and changed his feelings toward De Ward, if the latter, while preserving silence, hadn't shown a glance less full of malice, and a smile less false. Instinctive dislikes, however, are relentless. Nothing appeases them. A few ashes may sometimes apparently extinguish them, but, beneath those ashes, the smothered embers rage more furiously. Having exhausted every means of amusement the route offered, they arrived, as we have said, at Calais toward the end of the sixth day. The Duke's attendance since the previous evening had travelled in advance and now chartered a boat for the purpose of joining the yacht, which had been tacking about in sight, or more broadside on, whenever it felt its white wings wearied, within cannon shot of the jetty. The boat was destined for the transport of the Duke's equipages from the shore to the yacht. The horses had been embarked, having been hoisted from the boat upon the deck in baskets expressly made for the purpose, and waited in such a manner that their limbs, even in the most violent fits of terror or impatience, were always protected by the soft support which the sides afforded, and their coats not even turned. Eight of these baskets placed side by side, filled the ship's hold, it is well known that in short voyages horses refuse to eat, but remain trembling all the while while the best of food before them, such as they would have greatly coveted on land. By degrees the Duke's entire equipage was transported on board the yacht. He was then informed that everything was in readiness, and that they only waited for him, whenever he would be disposed to embark with the French gentleman, for no one could possibly imagine that the French gentleman would have any other accounts to settle with his grace than those of friendship. Buckingham desired the captain to be told to hold himself in readiness, but that, as the sea was beautiful and as the day promised a splendid sunset, he did not intend to go on board until nightfall, and would avail himself of the evening to enjoy a walk on the strand. He added also that finding himself in such excellent company, he had not the least desire to hasten his embarkation. As he said this, he pointed out to those who surrounded him the magnificent spectacle which the sky presented, of deepest azir in the horizon, the amphitheater of fleecy clouds ascending from the sun's disk to the zenith, assuming the appearance of a range of snowy mountains whose summits were heaped, one upon another. The dome of clouds was tinged at its base as it were, the foam of rubies fading away into opal and pearly tints, in proportion as the gaze was carried from base to summit. The sea was gilded with the same reflection, and upon the crest of every sparkling wave danced a point of light, like a diamond by lamp-light. The mildness of the evening, the sea breezes so dear to contemplative minds, setting in from the east and blowing in delicious gusts. Then in the distance the black outline of the yacht with its rigging traced upon the unpurpled background of the sky, while dotting the horizon might be seen here in their vessels with their trimmed sails, like the wings of a seagull about to plunge, such a spectacle indeed well merited admiration. A crowd of curious idlers followed the richly dressed attendants, amongst whom they mistook the steward and the secretary for the master and his friend, as for Buckingham, who was dressed very simply in a grey satin vest, and doublet of violet-coloured velvet, wearing his hat thrust over his eyes, and without orders or embroidery, he was taken no more notice of than Deward, who was in black like an attorney. The Duke's attendants had received directions to have the boat in readiness at the jetty and to watch the embarkation of their master without approaching him until either he or his friend should summon them. Whatever may happen, he had added, laying a stress upon these words so that they might not be misunderstood, having walked a few paces upon the strand, Buckingham centred of Ward. I think it is now time to take leave of each other. The tide, you perceive, is rising. Ten minutes hence it will have soaked the sands where we are now walking in such a manner that we shall not be able to keep our footing. I await your orders, my lord, but— but you mean we are still upon soil which is part of the king's territory? Exactly. Well, do you see yonder a kind of little island surrounded by a circle of water? The pool is increasing every minute, and the isle is gradually disappearing. This island indeed belongs to heaven, for it is situated between two seas and is not shown on the king's charts. Do you observe it? Yes, but we can hardly reach it now without getting our feet wet. Yes, but observe that it forms an eminence tolerably high, and that the tide rises on every side, leaving the top free. We shall be admirably placed upon that little theatre. What do you think of it? I shall be perfectly happy wherever I may have the honour of crossing my sword with your lordships. Very well, then. I am distressed to be the cause of your wetting your feet, Mr. DeWard, but it is most essential you should be able to say to the king, Sire, I do not fight upon your majesty's territory. Perhaps the distinction is somewhat subtle, but, since Port Royal, your nation delights in subtleties of expression. Do not let us complain of this, however, for it makes your wit very brilliant, and of a style peculiarly your own. If you do not object, we will hurry ourselves for the sea I perceive is rising fast, and night is setting in. My reason for not walking faster was that I did not wish to proceed your grace. Are you still on dry land, my lord? Yes, at present I am. Look yonder. My servants are afraid we shall be drowned, and have converted the boat into a cruiser. Do you remark how curiously it dances upon the crests of the waves? But, as it makes me feel seasick, would you permit me to turn my back toward them?  It's rays are very feeble at this hour, and it will soon disappear. Do not be uneasy on that score. As you please, my lord, it was out of consideration for your lordship that I made the remark. I am aware of that, Mr. DeWard, and I fully appreciate your kindness. Shall we take off our doublets? As you please, my lord. Do not hesitate to tell me, Mr. DeWard, if you do not feel comfortable upon the wet sand, or if you think yourself a little too close to the French territory. We could fight in England, or even upon my yacht. We are exceedingly well-placed here, my lord. Only I have the honour to remark that, as the sea is rising fast, we have hardly time. Buckingham made a sign of ascent, took off his doublet and threw it on the ground, a proceeding which DeWard imitated. Both their bodies, which seemed like phantoms to those who were looking at them from the shore, were thrown strongly into relief by a dark, red, violet-coloured shadow with which the sky became overspread. Upon my word, your grace, said DeWard, we shall hardly have time to begin. Do you not perceive how our feet are sinking into the sand? I have sunk up to my ankles, said Buckingham, without reckoning that the water is even now breaking in upon us. It has already reached me. As soon as you please, therefore, your grace, said DeWard, who drew his sword, a movement imitated by the duke. Mr. DeWard, said Buckingham, one final word. I am about to fight you because I do not like you, because you have wounded me in ridiculing a certain devotional regard I have entertained, and one which I acknowledge that, at this moment I still retain, and for which I would very willingly die. You are a bad and heartless man, Mr. DeWard, and I will do my very utmost to take your life, for I feel assured that, if you survive this engagement, you will in the future work great mischief toward my friends. That is all I have to remark, Mr. DeWard. Continued Buckingham as he saluted him. And I, my lord, have only this to reply to you.  And DeWard saluted Buckingham. The swords crossed at the same moment like two flashes of lightning on a dark night. The swords seemed to seek each other, guess their position, and met. Both were practised swordsmen, and the earlier passes were without any result. The night was fast closing in, and it was so dark that they attacked and defended themselves almost instinctively. Suddenly DeWard felt his sword arrested. He had just touched Buckingham's shoulder. The Duke's sword sunk as his arm was lowered. You are wounded, my lord, said DeWard, drawing back a step or two. Yes, monsieur, but only slightly. Yet you quitted your guard. Only from the first effect of the cold steel, but I have recovered. Let us go on, if you please. And disengaging his sword with a sinister clashing of the blade, the Duke wounded the marquee in the breast. A hit, he said. No! cried DeWard, not moving from his place. I beg your pardon, but observing that your shirt was stained, said Buckingham. Well, said DeWard furiously, it is now your turn. And with a terrible lunge he pierced Buckingham's arm, the sword passing between the two bones. Buckingham, feeling his right arm paralysed, stretched out his left, seized his sword, which was about falling from his nerveless grasp, and before DeWard could resume his guard, he thrust him through the breast. DeWard tottered. His knees gave way beneath him, and leaving his sword still fixed in the Duke's arm, he fell into the water, which was soon crimsoned with a more genuine reflection than that which he had borrowed from the clouds. DeWard was not dead. He felt the terrible danger that menaced him for the sea rose fast. The Duke, too, perceived the danger, with an effort and an exclamation of pain. He tore out the blade which remained in his arm, and turning toward DeWard said, Are you dead, Mucky? No, replied DeWard in a voice choked by the blood which rushed from his lungs to his throat. But very near it. Well, what is to be done? Can you walk? said Buckingham, supporting him on his knee. Impossible! he replied, then falling down again said, Call to your people, or I shall be drowned. Helloa, boat, there, quick, quick! The boat flew over the waves, but the sea rose faster than the boat could approach. Buckingham saw that DeWard was on the point of being again covered by a wave. He passed his left arm safe and unwounded round his body and raised him up. The wave ascended to his waist but did not move him. The Duke immediately began to carry his late antagonist toward the shore.  At the reflux, however, the Duke and DeWard were discovered lying on the strand. DeWard had fainted. At this moment four of the Duke's sailors who comprehended the danger threw themselves into the sea and in a moment were close beside him. Their terror was extreme when they observed how their master became covered with blood. In proportion as the water with which it was impregnated flowed toward his knees and feet, they wished to carry him. No, no, exclaimed the Duke, take the Marquis on shore first. Death to the Frenchman! cried the English sullenly. Wretched knaves! exclaimed the Duke drawing himself up with a haughty gesture, which sprinkled them with blood. Obey directly, Mr. DeWard, on shore! Mr. DeWard's safety is to be looked to first, or I will have you all hanged! The boat had by this time reached them. The secretarian steward leaped into the sea and approached the Marquis, who no longer showed any sign of life.  Take Mr. DeWard on shore! They took him in their arms and carried him to the dry sand, where the tide never rose so high. A few idlers and five or six fishermen had gathered on the shore, attracted by the strange spectacle of two men fighting with the water up to their knees. The fishermen, observing a group of men approaching, carrying a wounded man, entered the sea until the water was up to their wastes. The English transferred the wounded man to them, and the very moment the ladder began to open his eyes again. The salt water and the fine sand had gotten to his wounds and caused him the acutest pain. The Duke's secretary drew out a purse filled with gold from his pocket, and handed it to one among those present to appear of most importance, saying, From my master, the grace the Duke of Buckingham, in order that every possible care may be taken of the Marquis DeWard. Then, followed by those who had accompanied him, he returned to the boat, which Buckingham had been enabled to reach with the greatest difficulty, but only after he had seen DeWard out of danger. By this time it was high tide, embroidered coats and silk sashes were lost. Many hats, too, had been carried away by the waves. The flow of the tide had borne the Duke's and DeWard's clothes to the shore, and DeWard's was wrapped in the Duke's doublet under the belief that it was his own when the fishermen carried him in their arms toward the town. End of chapter 104 Recording by John Van Stans of Anna, Georgia End of the D'Artagnan Romances, volume 3 part 1 Ten years later by Alexander Dumas, translated by William Robson. Thank you for listening.


Hey everyone welcome back. I hope you're all having a great Memorial Day weekend I think you're gonna like today's clip It's one of those rare occasions that CNN brings on an opposing point of view and he actually slams the media for their just Ignorance of basic gun knowledge and as you can expect the left-wing guest who's an editor over at mother Jones can't take it I always rely on you for coverage of gun issues What is the rest of the media need to do differently or what should we do to be better when covering this this beat this issue? Yeah, certainly. I mean, I think the very base level we need Better literacy of about guns about our gun laws how they work About the gun politics why people oppose these sorts of restrictions that you often hear called for in the media I don't think that there is even a base level of knowledge that that We have in our industry and I think a large part of that is not just You know bias that people talk about that is an issue But mainly there's no beat nobody covers this in our industry on a regular basis when there are events that happen like this What you get is reporters who are general assignment porters who don't have knowledge on the subject And that's where mistakes get made constantly.  That's right. Thank you This absolutely needed to be said because the media acts as if they hate guns so much that they refuse to even learn basic facts Which is odd right because they're constantly insisting that they're arbiters of the truth in reality They pathologically believe that by virtue of words coming out of their mouths It's automatically the truth But yes, the media refused to learn even the most basic facts Which is why they're constantly misusing phrases like assault rifle and assault weapon and military style We're gonna get right into the left-wing Mother Jones editor's response But first let me tell you about this free coin offer from double gold Alright folks now. It's time to set goals for the next cycle of inflation this way You're always moving forward and growing making money not losing it Just imagine having more freedom and having more fun start a gold IRA with noble gold right now and fight inflation with gold You shield your gains from taxes. 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You own a global asset Something tangible what's not to like and this month for every IRA above 20k You'll get an incredible three ounce silver American virtue coin completely free as a thank you You can't go wrong with noble gold call<PHONE_NUMBER> right now to find out more or visit noblegoldinvestments.com You can also use the link in the description or pin comment Well, I would just like to say that we at Mother Jones have been covering this for more than a decade intensively we have a vast Repertoire of knowledge on this subject Frankly most Americans have had to get up to speed with at least some of the broad outlines of gun laws and gun Restrictions and views on guns, but a central view on guns is that most people do not own a gun most people Overwhelmingly want universal background checks want red flag laws want to raise the age at a minimum For purchase of an assault weapon and a majority of people want to ban assault weapons You can't even define assault weapons and that is precisely what Gatowski is referring to just look at this Mother Jones article from yesterday with the headline at the NRA convention people blame mass shootings on everything But guns and take mental note of that fax matter claim. Yeah, okay, whatever You all blame mass shootings on everyone and everything, but the people who commit the act Why not blame the shooter or the complete failure of laws and law enforcement?  Did you catch that he claims that assault rifles are preferred by mass shooters? Really what is an assault rifle an assault rifle is any of various intermediate range Magazine-fed military rifles that can be set for automatic or semi-automatic fire AR-15s Do not have the option for automatic fire a huge distinction. We have a vast Reptore of knowledge on this subject semi-automatic or automatic. They're the same thing wrong wrong wrong Facts matter, huh? Which mass shooting was an assault rifle used in mr. Veteran gun reporter? Good luck finding stats on mass shootings involving automatic rifles because it becomes quite clear that they're purposely muddying the waters with phrases like Assault weapons and assault rifles to make people think that scary looking black military style rifles are machine guns And there simply hasn't been any modern so-called mass shootings that used automatic weapons. She's right though Mother Jones has covered guns all this time But they've done so Inaccurately to a majority of people who don't own guns and don't know anything about them because of this They don't understand the laws and what the impact or lack thereof would be but a central view on guns is that most people Do not own a gun most people Overwhelmingly want universal background checks want red flag laws want to raise the age at a minimum For purchases of an assault weapon and a majority of people want to ban assault weapons So, you know, I think this is this this sort of shield of expertise that always comes up Oh, if you don't know that an AR doesn't stand for assault rifle Then you have no business talking about guns, but you know, of course, I'm not talking about needing an expert level of Education to comment on firearms I think what we have an issue in in our industry is that we don't very very rarely have even a base level even an understanding of the Difference between semi-automatic and automatic and these things matter significantly when you're trying to discuss policy Responses to this and trying to explain to the audience what they would actually do and what the impact would really be Exactly right and I think the truth is they intentionally remain ignorant because it helps them to mislead and deceive people Into eventually accepting a ban on all guns That's exactly why they use vague misleading terms like assault weapon because that can be applied to any gun They use a term like semi-automatic and most of people listening here machine gun. Guess what most guns are semi-automatic So the intention here is clear. All right. That's another one in the can I hope everybody enjoys their day with friends or family and takes a moment to realize that we have all of this Thanks to people who sacrificed their lives for people that they never know I hope you all enjoyed this one karate chop that like button and share this video Not only does it help the channel, but it spreads the truth remember to leave a comment and let us all know what you think Thanks a lot


It's Hop along Cassidy With action and suspense out of the Old West comes the most famous hero of them all Hop along Cassidy starring William Boyd the ring of the silver spurs heralds The most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early West hop along Cassidy This famous hero thrills his 60 million fans with action and dangerous adventure In the role of hop along Cassidy is the popular star of the motion picture series William Boyd and appearing as that laughable old character, California is and declined Now to our story hoppy takes a chance September at the bar 20 Like all cattle ranchers is a happy months for the line writers The lonely cowboys whose duty it is to patrol the boundaries of the ranch and see to it that the outfit stock stays on the reservation It's a happy time because it marks the end of the season for them and the friendly atmosphere of the ranch House just around the corner But Bob Cranston was different from the rest There was a frown on his face as hoppy rode up to him on the ridge south of the bar 20 ranch house Hi there, buddy. How's it going? Can't complain hoppy good I figure on sending you out of Sunup tomorrow make a circuit of the ranch boundaries run down the stairs and kick any of Sounders cows back onto their own territory. Take you a week or so. Okay, boss. How do you like the new job fine? I reckon Wonder if I might keep right at it on through the winter after cutting out from Brandon You mean you want that winter job? Sure.  I'd sure work at it hoppy Well brother if you want it you get it come on topper. Let's get back to headquarters You'll be Selinger here sure hello, Mr. Selinger have a chair Great I sent one of my line writers out to hustle your stock back on the reservation Seems an awful lot of circle seek out like bar 20 grass better than they own save your ride or a lot of work Cassidy I sold them off last week. I needed the money. I see. Yeah, Mr. Selinger got famous before delivery and shipped $12,000 out by stage day before yesterday happy. Yeah, they off alone on his range. Yeah It didn't get very far. What do you mean about as far as the blind turn on the stage road Road agent shot the driver outright. Wait a minute. Clem Yates was guard on that stage shot him down in cold blood Clem how could anybody yeah, that's the way we all feel happy folks in town are ready for a lynching You got any leads we know who it is his name is Johnny MacIver. That's so yeah We talked to the only passenger on the stage a girl named with Anne Richard. She described him for us Who is this MacIver young fella about 25 or so just got out of prison came through this part of the country a few days ago looking for a job We Wondered if he came by here. I'll keep on the lookout for him. Sheriff the town's people have put up a reward He shot Clem Yates. That's all the encouragement. I need You'll get it sheriff California, huh? Oh, how are you hoppy?  I don't need your brain I need the seal your pants and a saddle right now watch out I want you to ride down the south ridge and pick up Bob Cranston. You mean the new hand you put on yesterday That's right. I want to find out why he calls himself Cranston when his real name is Johnny MacIver Now back to hop along Cassidy and our story hoppy takes a chance Two men have been murdered one of them the beloved Clem Yates when the male stage out of Bakers crossing was held up and robbed By a masked bandit The sheriff and the townspeople are sure of the robber is Johnny MacIver a young ex-convict And while they scour the country for him hoppy is talking to him in the main room of the bar 20 ranch house You've got to believe me hoppy. I had nothing to do with this. I didn't take it easy Bob I'm not accusing you yet. How come you changed your hand for me seems to me. We hired a hand name Bob Cranston I told you California people just can't deal next convict a straight hand I can understand that you didn't need a new name around here We take a man for what he is not what he used to be. I wish they were all like you Mr. Selinger didn't look at it that way Selinger. Yeah, when I first got to town a few days ago I hit him for a job. When was that? Let me see you Wednesday afternoon And the stage was held up that night at eight What does Selinger tell you he told me to come back about ten o'clock said he'd let me know then so you went back on yeah I started back from town about seven didn't see anyone till I got to that place where the Fords a creek, you know, there's a a global cottonwoods there. Yeah, I know the place There was a fire going and a couple of men boiling up some coffee. They said they were from Selinger's ranch What did they look like? One of them was heavy set or a pair of side whiskers. That'd be Sam Wellman who Selinger's ranch foreman What about the other one? He was redheaded kind of short. Yeah, it's red Conroy. What happened then? They told me Selinger wasn't back to the ranch yet asked me to have a cup of coffee with them It's pretty chilly and I figured a cup of coffee. It tastes good. So so you accepted the invitation. Yeah They said mr. Selinger had passed right by there on his way back Well, we sat around a while then the redhead pulled out a pack of card and suggested a game Them fellas assured that that poker, huh red and Sam or a couple of pretty slick poker players. How much did you lose? I didn't lose. I won $300, honey. You're wasting your time as a cowpoke Anyone who can skin them coyotes at draw poker is wait a minute, California You pretty good at poker Bob. Oh just fair.  Oh, wait a minute Maybe this makes sense What did you do with the 300 Bob? I saved it. They told me a lot of places. I could blow it in town But I didn't know they did huh now watch that got to do with it hop. I'm not sure yet But I got an idea a coach was robbed at eight o'clock. Where were you at that time Bob? That was about 30 minutes before I met the two men. I I was at the trail quite a piece alone no alibi I guess not about a half hour after the robbery you run on to red and Sam and win $300 from the poker They figure of course you'll roll in the town and blow it sky-high When did Selinger finally show up? Well, I don't know about ten. I guess and he turned you down. Yeah So you didn't want any truck with jailbirds. I see Fine before we start out I want you to know I'm gonna give you every break I can You tell them the truth. I'll stand up with you against the whole town if you're not I'm not worried about that hoppy. Okay. Let's get going where? The blind town the stage road where the coach was robbed maybe we can find a few tracks Bob yeah You can check your gun here at the ranch house California now take care of any shooting that has to be done Any luck hoppy no not a chance to find any tracks on the road here Someone came through here with a bunch of cattle after that and that was Selinger that bunch of stairs He just sold tell me something California anything you weren't hoppy my brain did you serve well harness it up for a minute? You plan to hold up the male coach here. Where would you hide out? Since right behind the tree under that's what I thought Come on. Hey, I said over there behind the tree Sure, so naturally a smart bandit would hide up on those rocks above the turn Up along cash it is sure. Don't get in solid, California. You got a wonderful pair of feet Pretty hard to find me tracks and these granite rocks hoppy Yeah, especially when the robber was careful not to make any getting pretty dark now, too. You got a match Bob. No, I don't carry him Oh Well, how are you looking around here in the dark as well right over to that cottonwood Grove of the creek? See if there's anything like a thing left of that campfire that you sat around No guys shopping there ain't a thing that you're when you've been here not a track Not a shine of a campfire, but I told you the truth hoppy. I was here someone's clean the place up. I know it, huh? You mean you believe me. I think I believe you from the first Bob now. I got proof But we ain't found a thing hoppy how can you that's just it not what we found It's what we didn't find what do you mean one of our lion riders use of this place regularly Builds his fire right here in the clearing the ashes be here if someone didn't have a reason for cleaning them up The new Bob would come here with a story. They want to make a liner out of him giving their salmon red Yeah, and thankfully at the blind turn we didn't find any tracks on that granite, but I found something else What was that? That's why I asked you for that match. I never saw a cigarette smoker yet Who didn't carry matches one of the robbers left this behind? Cigarette, but yeah, you think it was salmon red and someone else the man who planned the job I Can't think of a single reason why I'm in a driver hurt a cattle six miles out of the way Unless there were some embarrassing tracks he wanted to cover up Lord of mighty Challenger that's right Hoppy amigo you come here to my fiesta saloon once in the blue moon. It's not the gorilla. She is on me I'm afraid I haven't time for drink Mike. I got a lot of things on my mind You tell Mike this echo, huh? Maybe I can't stop it What do you know about soldier Mike seems to me he was up against us for money for a while back What do you ask of it? It's pretty important right now your kid named Johnny McIver That kid he make one big mistake when he killed Glam Yates. You think he did it the whole town thinks so His life. She's worth two Centavos maybe less. You know why Mike because the kid has a prison record See He's the second man who came to Baker's Croson with a record Mike See and he feels like you did when you got out He wants to go straight up the people here to let him alone You have kept our secret well these ten years But why do you ask about Selinger because I think you know how bad he needs money See he he tried to borrow ten thousand from me two weeks ago. He's a ranch or the circle see She's in one by fix. That's what I thought He got his money Mike. Yeah, what do you mean? He figured by shipping that candle money expressed and robbing the stage you collect from Wells Fargo, too Nice way to double your money. You got a young ex convict handy to take the blame Mother the view you mean selling. Yeah with red Conroy and Sam Wellman to give my hand Poppy you can prove this There was one passenger on the stage a girl named Anne Richard. I think she knows more than she's telling Oh, but the word of a young senorita against Selinger. No, she's no good hoppy. She's not enough Mike see That's just why I came to see you Now back to hop along Cassidy and hoppy takes a chance Hoppy is sure now that Shelby Selinger and his two henchmen engineered the robbery of the male stage carrying his own Money no one that Johnny McIver a young ex convict would be blamed But it's quite another matter to prove it That's why hoppy is called on and Richard's the one passenger on the stage during the robbery and the only living witness Please Mr. Cassidy, that's all I know. It's just as I told the sheriff. I tell you I want to know the truth Mr. Richard I want to know exactly what happened on that stage in a minute the driver pulled up at that blind corner But I told you what you told me what someone's forcing you to say Yeah, Fred Conroy standing across the street. I just seen him through the window. I know, huh? I made sure he saw me come here. Keep an eye on him You know what you're doing Mr. Cassidy, he's watching this house. He'll do anything kill me anything wait a minute miss Richard I wonder if you know what you're doing. I tell you he'll kill me you understand that he'll stop it nothing to me You're the only witness to that robbery because you said so they're out looking for one man instead of three Because you said so they'll hang Johnny McIver because he has to have a prison record in no alibi I can't help it. I can't if you want it in plain English miss Richard. You're yellow They're willing 11 innocent man hang to save your own skin, but it's too late to do anything now The people are ready to lynch him. I can't stop them. What can I do you can tell me what really what happened out there at that blind corner?  I don't know when they came here and threatened me who Conroy and Wellman They said they'd kill me if I didn't tell the story the way they wanted it Well, let's have it now. There wasn't just one man. Mr. Cassidy. There were two Conroy and Wellman I think so. I couldn't identify them out there on the road They wore masks and one kept calling the other McIver. I see I was inside the coach when they forced Clem Yates to get down He was right next to the window. I heard him say McIver. You're not McIver. Then what? That's when the shot came. Hey, he's coming across the strength. There he is now get behind the door when I open it You know what to do stay right here miss Richard. Ready? Let her rip Hello Cassidy Conroy what can I do for you? I can talk better inside Especially with a gun in my hand. You think that's gonna get you anywhere red? Put your hands up Cassidy That's better.  I'm a gun but I'll never be the same You see miss Richard these tough guys aren't so bad when you use the right kind of diplomacy Get some rope out back California. We're gonna trust this turkey up so he won't come undone till roasting time Right, okay. Why are you going through his pocket? Here we are A letter? Yeah, it ought to be just what the doctor ordered. You see miss Richard We can hook red and Sam on your testimony. There's no way we can touch Salinger That is unless either red or Sam decide to talk They'll never do that. You don't know them miss Cassidy And miss Richard, you don't know Mike DeSico So she's changed the story hot yeah, but not good enough I want Salinger too and she tells her story now. We lose any chance of getting him wait, huh? Don't turn around the sheriff just came in quick like this. Okay, a letter read Conroy wrote to a girl in council city Oh Howdy chef anything new didn't keep him mighty busy happy me too Have no business hanging around the fiesta here. I get on back to the ranch just a minute hoppy Huh, don't run off but you might like to know Johnny McIver was spotted by a posseman an hour ago Riding line on the bar 20 which means what which means you're under arrest Concealing and giving shelter to a public enemy Sorry hoppy, but you're going to jail. What can I do for you? What can I do for you gents Harry? I'm California Carlton this here is Mike DeSico I don't see a hop long cash if you don't mind Well, I don't know sure if there's no one to see him Okay, that means why not in Mexico already told you sure if there's no one to see him Well, nothing to do but wait until the chair gets back in I can show my mind if we sit down The country here public property said any way you please That means thanks You shouldn't chair there Mike and I'll sit in this here packing box Excuse me minute chance. I just want to check up on the person Could you get a look at them with cell keys hanging from his belt? Can you get him? Can I get them at the age of six? I was the second best pick pocket in Mexico City Who was the bear? My papa We'll get him when he sits down.  Here it comes Torn walls do not a prison mate, the fellas says He ain't never seen the baker's cross and dale, I reckon Oh, old hoppy, I wonder if he's had his dinner Oh, don't worry sheriff, we'll bring him something when he gets back Hey, fellas stay calm Thought we might have a game while the waitin They've got a dick, they're right here since they can draw the steps Oh, yeah, here we are Ah, maybe a little, um, fanny ante, no? Tenth of a cent, I always say, now Uh, suffering snakes, sir You hurt yourself? Let me help you Chair went right out from under me Don't know what happened Here, here, I'll give you a hand Foot slipped under the desk, caught on something down there Oh, what a tongue nature What's the matter here? Oh, you're stuck, I'll put them in the spit tube Trapping, trapping like a wretches No dice, no dice Oh, let me get a new hold here That won't work neither, only make them a leg longer Gotta move the desk Yes, sir There she goes He's had a world like that since I stepped in the bar trap One within Montana Let's get the desk back on her feet Hey Uh, what's the matter? Where's the other fella?  He's back there at Cassidy's cell, that's where he is I'll show that fella rules of rules Yep, my god, you show him What do you see? Look at that, door's open, tag busted, he took my keys Well, I'll take a look inside Maybe Hoppy's hiding under the bed or something I can't find it, I can see, can I? Jesus, and here's the day she was made You got him? Come on, let's get going, yeah, we have much time Wait a minute, Joe Robinson, help me, huh? Adios, amigo Goodbye, in Mexican The justice is done That's why I've come out here to the bar 20 after Johnny McIver If he's found guilty by a jury After he's had a fair trial He'll get the full punishment under the law And not until I don't think we can hold out much longer He hasn't got a chance He don't deserve a chance The law says he gets a fair trial, Sam That mob ain't gonna take him without a fight 12 men against that mob out there, you're out of your mind, Sheriff You got any ideas, Salinger? Yeah You went out on the porch there and grabbed their attention The kid and I might be able to get away from the rear Say, that might work, Sheriff If we could get him back to the jailhouse We might be able to hold him off And if the mob spotted you That's the chance we have to take Now back to Hopalong Cassidy I don't know about that, Salinger If you take Johnny McIver out the back way And make a run for it And don't you see it's the only chance And then your gut won't stand up against that mob For two minutes Well, I guess we'll have to try it But an awful lot depends on you You just leave it to me, Sheriff And things will turn out just fine I'll bring the kid in Come here, McIver I want a Cassidy Hello, Sheriff You're just in time for the payoff What are you talking about, Cassidy? This Well, what's that? A little billy-do from your pal, Red Conroy Starts out, the following is my true and complete confession On the hold-up and murder at the blind turn At eight o'clock on the night of September 12th Let me see that Not so fast, Salinger Want to take a look at it, Sheriff?  He's, uh, taken it easy in town And while I stood guard at the bend Sam Wellman walked up to Clem Yates It's a lie, Conroy killed him Get up, Sam!    It's too galavonian How about me? You got a clean slate now, Bob And you're on in, it's up to you And you can thank Mike here For small favors Oh, it was nothing, amigo As they say in Mexico La cuerda se rompe por lo más delgado The rope she break at the weakest point Is very bad, no? Yeah And we all have another secret to keep Eh, Mike? Huh? What's that, Hoppy? That confession of Red Conroy's Or maybe you didn't know That Mike Decico in his heyday Was the best forger west to the Mississippi It's mighty peaceful at the bar 20 Now that this Johnny McIver affair is over But somehow things never stay that way for very long Hoppy in California will be riding into More dangerous adventure real soon Up along Cassidy, starring William Boyd Is transcribed and produced in the west By Walter White Jr. Hoppy takes a chance, was written by Harold Swampy All stories are based upon the characters Created by Clarence E. Mulfer This is a Commodore production


Hi, my name is Reynaldo, but my students call me Sir RJ. I am a Filipino who is currently working in one of the Philippine international schools here in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I just recently took the 120-hour TAFAL online course with ITTT, which includes the video and tutor, and I could say it was great, it was beneficial. At first, I was reluctant to take the course because I thought it was hard and would take so much of my free time, but I was wrong. It was challenging, fun, it was really fruitful. With the course, I was exposed with the new methods and techniques in teaching, which actually I was able to apply with my present teaching and also was able to share it with my colleagues. It was great. I was taught with different creative activities to be done inside the classroom with the use of authentic and non-authentic materials. I was enlightened on how to become an effective teacher, teachers' good traits and roles inside and outside the classroom. I was informed on how to deal with different kinds of learners. I was introduced to the lesson plan, the ESA, Engage, Study, and Activate, which actually was a great help on my part. I used to know how to construct lesson plan, but not the way I learned from the course. With the course, I could say it gave me so much confidence on my teaching field. It improved my teaching. It gave me so much hope that in the future, I could see myself teaching in other country with better salary. Overall, I am very much satisfied with what I have gained from the course. For those who are considering taking the course, I would definitely recommend this. You won't regret any part of it. I salute ITTT for all the help you have given me throughout my course. Thank you very much. God bless and more power.


welcome back to the channel if you haven't yet make sure you subscribe to stay up to date with all the latest content that we're currently putting out at this point we've pretty much got content going out every 48 hours so make sure you subscribe to the channel don't stay stuck with your business and if you're looking to grow and scale to the next level then you can get in contact with me there's two ways you can do that the first one is visit my calendar link in the description this video you can book a free 15 to 20 minute call I speak to coaches every single day about their business I help coaches I'm currently working with coaches so again contact with me I've been in this space for for quite a while now so I'll be able to share some strategies and techniques that you can implement today to grow and scale now if you don't want to do that you can also send me a quick email to main money coaching sports at gmail.com send me an email right there and I'll be able to answer it within 24 hours of once I've received it so today I want to talk about what are the must-haves for your soccer training business so if you are currently in business right you some of the things I'm about to share with you today you might already have them some of the things I'm about to talk about today you might not have them okay so I'm going to show you five things that I made a priority when I first started my coaching business and these are five things I know that will help you when you either start or you're in growing or you're looking to scale to the next level right these five things aren't in order they're not going to be in order but I know they will help you one by one so the first one is business insurance so at any point within your business if you need to go and hire out an indoor facility or you need to find some indoor space whether it be a church hall a school as I just mentioned an indoor it could be an indoor fiver side facility any way that you need to hire out indoor right they will always ask you for insurance okay not only that some places even ask that you are set up legally so that you are a legally set up business in order for them to to hire that facility out to you now the reason why a lot of these places do that is because they want to make sure that they're hiring it out to an individual or a company that are legit right so you have you are you have your business set up legally and also you're insured and covered in the event anything breaks or anything gets damaged while you you're training your clients within that that facility right so the first must have is a business insurance the second one is website okay what a website is fundamental right pretty much not not so much at the beginning stages of the business but as you start to grow and as you start to work with more clients and as you start to look to expand and grow your business you're gonna need a website in order to create a landing page in order for your clients to register and also for any prospect that's looking for extra supplemental training and you know they might come across your your website and they might register to register a phone call to speak with you and you know join your program so the second one is a website website is really really important because on that website you can set up all your systems and essentially that is where all your leads are going to come in from okay some leads might come in through word of mouth some leads might come in through email but if you have your website set up in a correct way then you'll be able to have all your most of your leads who are coming in online or even go in through your website and then you can use that to follow up with them and look to close them into your program right the third one is value okay value is something that a lot of coaches don't look at when they're either starting or growing their business but essentially value is why clients and why parents invest their money into you if you can provide value if you can solve a problem then parents will exchange their money for your your time okay if there's no value then essentially what happens is you don't differentiate yourself from your competitors and also parents don't will not want to invest in you because they're not you're not solving a problem you're not you're not bringing something to them that is valuable okay so to make this more clearer value can be something that their child is struggling with okay so something that their child is struggling with that your company your program solves so it might be a technical struggle that the child is having maybe they need extra training to help with their technique might be a skill issue it might be tactical understanding of the game it might be a confidence issue right it might be something that doesn't even go that's not even related to to performance but more about how to find a club in the local area or how to find a team or how to get recruited to play at a pro club or recruited to play at the college level right so value is something that parents look for and if you provide value then parents will exchange their hard earned money into your program and essentially they'll invest into into your business and become a client of yours right now the fourth one is a payment system so payment system is how are you going to accept payments from the clients you're working with now a lot of coaches what they do at the beginning stages of the business is they run the business cash in hand so they don't have any payment systems in place everything is done pretty much either cash or check now that's okay short term but if you're looking to grow and scale long term and build a successful sustainable business you're going to need to have a online payment system that you can transition your clients into monthly subscriptions or a yearly plan right somewhere where parents pay online to be part of your program right there's loads of software is out there at the moment that you can use right one we use at our company and one that we encourage coaches to to invest into is a company called Sam car so Sam car is really good because it was with Sam car you can create landing pages and you can set up different promotions and billing and types of billing in order for your clients to be able to pay you online rather than you having to ask parents every after every single session for cash or or check right so a payment system is really important because that's that's that essentially does the work for you right you as a business owner want to focus on improving the business improving the program adding more value to your clients and focusing on what you love which is which is training and you don't want to be keep constantly asking parents for money or hoping that parents bring money on the day of the training session right you want to have that all set up with parents pay online for your training for your service and that system is doing the billing for you right that system is charging and billing the parents and essentially that is then going into your your business account right if you need more help with that getting contact with me there's there's a couple of companies that I currently know of that would be a really good fit for what you are currently doing okay first one though is Sam cart which is one that we regularly use it's one that we are partnered with as well our company here at make money coaching sports okay now the fifth one is high quality training okay so when I look at the five must haves right this one which is it's almost like an obvious one because if you have any type of coaching or training business your training has to be good in order for you to attract clients okay but this is also something that a lot coaches think okay if I've got a high quality training or I provide really good training I'm gonna have a successful business and the truth is it doesn't really work like that because the business aspect of training which is selling promoting marketing closing right prospecting a follow-up right all of those aspects of business which is how to grow and expand your clientele is very different to what you do on the training field what you do on the training field okay should be something that comes second nature to you because it's something that essentially that's the reason why you wanted to go into business in the first place because you're good at what you do you love what you do and now you want to make it a full-time living where you're waking up every single day and you're doing what you love a full-time and as a full-time job alright so high quality training is a must have because you know if you have really good high quality training then you need to have a really high quality business you can't have really good training and then your your business systems are really poor because you're not going to be in business for very long okay and clients are ultimately gonna suss that out and they'll leave you for someone else okay so good training plus good a good business goes hand in hand in order for success right if you can have a good business a mediocre training then you know you you will have clients because you're really good at the business aspect but you're not gonna have clients that stick with you for for longer than nine months or 12 months right you're always gonna have clients that come and go you know every two or three months so having a really good business having good high quality training adding value to the clients you're working with is essentially the secret or the formula to having a successful business okay so if you want more help with this and or if you want more help with any of the five things I shared with you on this video get in contact with me again you can either book a free 15 to 20 minute call we jump on zoom I can see where you're at with your business see where you want to get to show you some actionable steps or you can send me an 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Welcome back to this course. The topic of this week will be Advanced Persisting Treth, or APTs. So far, we have assumed that our goal is to protect the target network from attacks coming from the outside world. Here, we take another perspective. Namely, we assume that an attack has succeeded to penetrate the target network perimeter, and it is now active in internal network, for example, by attacking other hosts and stealing information. This week, we will explore the following topics. After this introduction, we will see the basic concepts of APTs and describe how they work. We will then give a talk about that exfiltration and give some practical example. Then, we will look into Stuxnet, which is considered one of the most advanced examples of IPT. Finally, we will conclude.


Hi, I am Dr. Ela Jalote, a consultant in the Department of Absanghaini in Manipal Hospital Gurgaon and today I want to talk about something which we hear commonly as to histroscopy. Now what is histroscopy? Histroscopy broken down is histro and scopy. Histro means womb or the uterus and scopy means to see. So the word literally means to see inside the uterus. Now whenever we are talking about any histroscopic procedure, what do we mean by that? So we use a very thin camera, less than 3mm, between 2-3mm the camera and we see inside the uterus and when we see inside the uterus we find out the cause of the problem and we treat it in that go itself. So it can be used in conditions like when a couple are trying to conceive or if a woman is having heavy bleeding or if there is any growth or if we need to take any biopsy from inside the uterus. So in that condition we can go in with that small camera, see, make an exact diagnosis and treat it at that go. So this is known as histroscopy, thank you.