Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's case breaks.com coming at you with a nice little break right here 2019 2020 panini opulence basketball one box random team break number 17 and It's from a fresh case right here as well So we'll select a box out of there big. Thanks all of these folks for getting into it and All the teams are in Let's roll it. Let's randomize it five and a five ten times for each list Hi, George number 15 of what you got to be more specific please four five six a lot of numbers on the site seven eight Nine and I said ten right yep five into five hard ten Robert down to Corey five to five ten times for the teams and 10th and final time after ten we've got the Clippers down to the Pistons After ten remember this is 2019 2020 opulence So keep that in mind if you want to make trades Robert with the Clippers John with the Celtics Lonnie with the Raptors Kevin with the Grizzlies nice Robert with the Nuggets in the Wizards Dean with the Kings Rockets for John Kyle with the Pacers Brian with the Knicks and The Suns Kyle with the Mavs Robert with the Bucks Kyle with the Hawks Jay with the Sixers Robert with the Bulls John with the T-Wolves Kevin with the Nets Kelly with the OKC Thunder John with the Jazz and the Spurs Kyle with the Cavs We got trail blazers for Jay Mitchell with the Hornets Robert with the Warriors Kyle with the Magic Mike Flam with the Pelicans Nicholas with the Heat Christian Collins. You got my Lakers Corey with the Pistons Let's sort by column B. Let's box this up Center it up And while you're considering trade let's flip screens again just for a second and we're gonna see which box we're gonna do out of here 2019 2020 opulence whoops will go one two three for the top box and four five six for the bottom box I'll choose that die right there One two three four five six So this is break 17. So this next one will be for random team 18 Now of course George there'd be no reason not to if you look at the schedule You'll see that we're doing late night tonight. So Yeah, if it fills we'll break it. It'd be silly not to considering Sean is on late Any trade rockets up for trade if anybody's interested in John's Rockets No trade window going once trade window going twice Maybe Rockets Hornets Otherwise we might just have to roll Mitchell's throwing Hornets out there for trade not only for Rockets, but you know for For anybody Hello, not maybe Rockets for Hornets that interests you John. Otherwise we'll roll Pittsburgh Northwestern on the background You'll take Hornets. Oh Is that still good with you Mitchell? All right interesting Sweet says Mitchell all right so Charlotte for Houston A trade so Mitchell is out of the Hornet spot and John is out of the Rockets spot John is now in the Hornet spot. We'll put a tee there for trade In case you're falling long at home and want to see who draws first blood in the trade and Mitchell is now with the Rockets All right, so now let's close the trade window TWC trading window close. Let's print. Let's rip Let's see what's inside that box. All right. Let's see what we got here boys and girls All right, we got a book in here. We got a redemption in the middle and we've got Nikola Jokic on top For the Denver Nuggets That'll be for Robert and the Denver Nuggets. That's 30 out of 39. Here's the final print out once again We got Matthew Delvedova opulence autographs For the calves Kyla Bode with the calves with the spot that he won 30 out of 49 We've got Mark Aguirre nice an old school Dallas Maverick Going to Kyla Bode Lasbon Mojo 9 out of 49. I think they should bring that old logo back to This guy's got some upside here. Lori Markin in City of Gold autograph Had a great rookie season and then maybe some injuries hampered him Robert Wolfe with the bulls 66 out of 79 We got three-color Jersey and autograph Cameron Johnson nice. I want to say he did pretty well in the bubble during bubble play Sun could be a interesting team Upcoming season. It's coming up before we know it and that is 15 out of 23 Phoenix that'll be for Brian the redemption We're gonna set right over here We got all-star team team Yanis Blake Griffin 23 out of 79 Big piece of his jersey right there. That's for the Detroit Pistons Corey with the Pistons That a city of gold signature speaking of team Yanis Look at that Yanis onto the combo city of gold signatures card number 14 Plenty of time to redeem that who's got the Milwaukee Bucks. Robert Wolfe does Oh The wolf the wolf with Milwaukee gets the Yanis sign your cards Yanis We appreciate it man. There you go. That's it. That was one box random team break number 17 of 2019 2020 Penini opulence basketball. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks calm. I'll see you next time for the next break Real nice


Your coca-cola bottler presents Claudia Claudia based on the original stories by Rose Franken Brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself Have a coke and now Claudia I wish we could stay here and finish unpacking before we got a Julian Hartley's for dinner I wish we could stay here period the sun shining in the living room Shakespeare's sleeping on the good chair He's up the paint's dry. He smells it all anymore, and we have to go out Of course Julius house has carpets pine paneled walls maids and butler who wants all that look at what we've got I'm looking all I see is trunks valises and barrels of wedding presents. What time is it? Oh almost one o'clock. We'll have to leave the big trunk until we get back I'll just finish putting up this tie rack. I'm ready. All I have to do is wash my hands and comb my hair Well, it'd be like a Julius formal Long table with candles on it and nuts and fruits and all the things that go with Thanksgiving. I love nuts What kind of people are family some relatives of relatives a few brokers scattered about Maybe a dash you two of Julius protege's for the season what kind right now. I think it's musician Oh, will you and I sit together? Nope. I'll be at one end next to Mrs. Van Ogle per poodle and I'll be at the other end next to Mr. Cornelius Pringle no doubt What'll Cornelius and I talk about you'll find something if I know you but you don't know Cornelius Will you at least wave to me? I'll send you messages hidden in the vegetable platters David have you been going to Julian Hartley's for dinner year after year? No, just the last few David next year Let's have them here. Do you think they'll come here? I doubt it Julius Thanksgiving dinners or something of habit Personally, I suspect she thinks the day was created because she gives her dinner on it Oh mama and I always had Thanksgiving together We buy turkey and set a beautiful table and eat turkey for weeks afterwards all kinds of ways It was nice two of us. What's mama doing today? She wouldn't tell me said she had something marvelous all planned I know better. She'll probably eat a lonesome chop at home. I wish we could take her along with us She wouldn't like it. It's not her kind of Thanksgiving either He would just hardly like that kind of stuff after all he's your brother. He must like it. He married to it Come on. Let's get started. You can put on your coat in the hall. I'm ready. I Left a little saucer of milk for Shakespeare say maybe I could steal a little turkey bone from Julius and bring it home to him So he'll he'll know us Thanksgiving and we'll drop my mother's on the way home. That's a lovely idea David that's our telephone too late. We're gone. No, we're not. I can hear you're not going back in there the elevators come Let's just let a ring. Maybe it's important. Maybe it's mama. All right go on in. I'll wait here quick David open the door before it stops Yes, this is Claudia. Oh Hartley. We're just out of our way. We'll be right there. What No, you mean the whole party's been called off. Oh, Hartley. Of course you're mad. He's not. Don't you worry about us. What are you going to do? Don't you mind. Oh, well if you talk to Julia tell her we hope her aunt will be all right and Hartley happy Thanksgiving. Goodbye. We're not what? We're not going. That was Hartley. Julia's aunt was taken very sick suddenly and I think she's dying for a thing. Anyway, she had to go to Boston to be with her uncle. Who's the aunt? No Julia and he couldn't call us earlier because he only had her old number. Who the uncle? No silly Hartley. Hartley not the uncle. So he got hold of Roger and he gave him our new number. Who? Roger or Hartley? You've got me all mixed up. Roger or Hartley what? Gave who our new number? Roger gave Hartley of course. So he called and we don't have to go and have Thanksgiving dinner. Is it wonderful? Yes. Let me catch your breath. Are we lucky? But how is Shakespeare going to know it's Thanksgiving without Julia's bones? Because we're going to have Thanksgiving dinner right here. And we are on what? On the big trunk. I mean with what? With knives and forks of course. I'm not a detailed darling, but what will we eat? There's nothing in the house. Oh, I'll go out to the store and buy something. They're all closed. Every last one of them they can't be. There's always some little store open for people who forget things. Well, nobody forgets things today. They've been preparing for weeks. Why don't we just go out to a restaurant? Restaurants are for people who don't have homes, David. You know it's fine with me, darling, but... Oh darling, it's just the way I wish to.  And the three of us in Shakespeare will have dinner here together. Darling, I was just thinking. What about Hartley? What about him? Well, he's all alone in his club. He likes it there. Won't he feel sort of lost today with Julia and Boston? I don't think so. And imagine spending Thanksgiving in a stuffed chair. And this Roger must be awful to be alone today. Now stop worrying about everybody. Can't help it. They must be lonesome.  How do you know you're going to find something for us to eat? I will. Would you rather I'd go? No, if you entertain mama. I'm off to find a store that's open for people who forget things. What do you think has happened to her, David? Oh, she'll be along. She's had time to go up and be at a Kalamazoo and back. You know your daughter. She won't come back until she's found a store that's open. In that case, she won't be back until tomorrow. There now. There. How does that look? Perfectly beautiful. You've made that trunk look like a banquet hall. Do you think we ought to sit on the floor or on these valises? On the barrels. Good idea. When was the last time you did something like this, Mrs. Brown? Not for a long time, David. Once I moved into an empty apartment with my husband, we sat on barrels for weeks. He would have liked you, David. Claudia hardly knew him, did she? David, she never had a father until she met you. It's quite a job you have. You're telling me sometimes I think I'm her father and sometimes I think I'm her son. But you know, I like being her husband best. There's always the three and the best of marriages. And this is the best of them. It's made me realize how alone I always felt before I was married. How alone a person must feel if they haven't got a marriage like this. Or if they lose it, too. And the funny part about it is that that daughter of yours knows that loneliness, even though she's never tasted it. She wanted to invite Hartley and Roger for dinner today, because Hartley's wife is way in Boston. Roger's wife, well, she's just away. She felt they'd be lonely. Claudia has always known things she's never experienced. That, that's wisdom. Get back, is Mama there? She's knitted three sweaters and a quilt waiting for you. Hello, Mama. Hello, welcome home. Oh, David, I'm dead. Here, take these packages. I went practically over to the river. Which river? I don't know which. The furthest one away. And I found the little man. I think he was Greek. He just opened the store because his wife didn't have any apples. Wasn't that sweet of him and her? Claudia, what have you got there? There's enough to feed an army. Very small army. Well, I got a whole dinner from nuts to soup. Well, well, why don't we all sit down? Now, here, here, I'll put everything in the middle like a centerpiece. And then we can just help ourselves. Very, very formally, of course. David, you want to start now? Well, sure, immediately. Well, don't you want to wait a little? No, pass me the cheese, Mrs. Brown. Why should we wait? Cheese is for the end. Start with the turkey. I'll start with the coal tongs. Oh, that's the door. I wonder who it is. I can't imagine. I'll go. Glory to my child. Happy Thanksgiving. Hartley, I better warn you, there isn't any furniture or... Oh, I could have all the furniture I wanted at the club. I don't think I'll miss it at all. Dude, there's not very fancy, either. Fancy foods don't agree with my goblets. That's good. I was so afraid you'd eat nobody and wouldn't come. It's a surprise for David. I am not the least bit surprised. Aren't you just a little? Hello, David. Hello, Hartley. Not the least bit. I know you, Claudia, but I think you're a wonderful dog. Do you, David? Hartley, this is my mother, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Brown, it's a pleasure to meet Claudia's mother. Hello, Mr. Norton. Well, well, do sit down, Hartley. That beautiful upholstered barrel is all yours. How delicious everything looks. Tongue, deviled ham, olives. I haven't eaten them in years. You're not mined. Mined? It may put me to bed for a week, but I love it. Not exactly what the doctor ordered. I shall forget my doctor, forget my gallbladder, forget everything, but Claudia's wonderful selection of deals. And how happy I am to be here. And Claudia, here's my little contribution. Champagne. Oh, I haven't had a sister day. I was married. And then I hadn't had a sister day. I was born. Would you take a look at this? Well, Hartley, you must have dug deep in your wine cellar for this. Look at this. Piper, hard to say, 27. Confidentially, I stole it from a friend club. I'll get the glass. Sit still, mother. I'll get them. Set the door. I'll get five glasses, darling.  You guessed everything. But don't open the champagne till I get back. I want to hear it popping. Happy Thanksgiving, Claudia.  I am too. Very glad. When you called, frankly, I... Well, I was feeling a little lonesome. You should have called us. Next time, see that you do. All right, I will. Oh, so this is the new apartment. Oh, it's going to be perfectly beautiful. Well, all we've got so far are the walls. But they're painted new. And a lovely color. And no furniture to clutter up the place. Let me introduce everybody. Mama, this is Roger Killian. Roger, this is my mother, Mrs. Brown. Hello, Mr. Killian. I'm very pleased to meet you, Mrs. Brown. And this is Hartley Norton. Hello, Roger, and I are old friends. Hello there, Roger. Hartley, you're looking very well. Am I? Been having a little trouble lately. But I'm coming along. Well, Roger, I never expected to be here. And there's no place I'd rather be. Claudia, I brought you a cake. A cake? Why not? Did you get it? I stole it from a chef at the club. Oh, it's beautiful, all those roses. Well, sit down, Roger. Pull up a barrel and make yourself comfortable.  Tongue, devil's ham, apples. And turkey sandwiches because it's Thanksgiving. Have some tongue, Roger. No, thank you. I'm starting right out with the turkey. All right. Here goes the champagne. Everybody get your glasses ready. Oh, I'm sickly alive. Here's wine for the king. Oh, David, before we drink the champagne, would you mind if first I open the front door? For the unknown guest. Excellent. Let anybody who wants to come right here. And pour an extra glass of champagne, David. There's an extra place by me. I'll put him here. Oh, look. The sun is shining right on the table. Oh, this is really Thanksgiving, isn't it? This broadcast of Claudia was supervised and directed by William Brown Maloney. Your Coca-Cola bottler and the cast of the Claudia show join you today in giving thanks for the bounty we all enjoy here in America. And they extend to you their good wishes for a pleasant Thanksgiving holiday. Every day, Monday through Friday, Claudia comes to you transcribed with the best wishes of your friendly neighbor who bottles Coca-Cola. So listen again tomorrow at the same time. And now this is Joe King saying, or of war and remember, whoever you are, whatever you do, wherever you may be, when you think of refreshment, think of Coca-Cola, or ice cold Coca-Cola makes any pause, the pause that refreshes.


Next up, let's do some factory footage made right here in New York City Made in New York City factory footage. Unless you can see what's outside our window so this is These are those are people and yeah, those are people and you could see the time-lapse This is the Disney building and you could see them putting up the windows It's kind of cool. Yeah, it's like little figurines Yeah, it's like this tilt shift things and then you could see this from the other angle That is cool Yeah, putting the skin on. Yep. Okay. It's happening


I am the Whistler, and I know many things for I walk by night. I know many strange tales hidden in the hearts of men and women who have stepped into the shadows. Yes, I know the nameless terrors of which they dare not speak. And now the Whistler's strange story, Traveling Companion. Standing in the lobby of the Hotel Continental in Pisa, Italy, with a group of some 20 other tourists, Clara Marshall, age 25, and attractive enough to draw attention anywhere, was smiling quietly to herself and with good reason. Yes, Clara, for the past eight months you've handled things perfectly, haven't you? Wanted by the Chicago police for your part in a series of minor swindles, you slipped out of town and covered your tracks so successfully, they lost all trace of you. Some weeks later in a Los Angeles bookstore, you casually made the acquaintance of elderly wealthy Harriet Wilson and took full advantage of this chance meeting, didn't you, Clara? Yes. Now you're not only her trusted employee, but her secretary and traveling companion on a tour of Europe and waiting on a foggy Italian morning to accompany her on a guided tour of Pisa. Ladies and gentlemen, your attention, please. Sorry, ladies and gentlemen, but I'm forced to cancel today's tour to foggy. But, Guide, the streetcars are running. You needn't drive the bus. Sorry, Miss Marshall, it would be impossible to take a group this size through the foggy city on streetcars. Too dangerous. But we don't plan to come through this city again, and Miss Wilson is so counted on seeing the Leaning Tower. Isn't that right, Harriet? Well, yes, I had looked forward to it. We're leaving this afternoon. Please, Guide, won't you reconsider? Miss Marshall, in the interest of the group as a whole, I... I am sorry, really. Oh, really. I don't... Pardon me, Miss. I couldn't help overhearing. It seems a shame that fellow American visitors who are so interested in seeing historical places should not see them. It looks as if not much is going to be done about. Well, I was just going to suggest that I'd be glad to take you to the Leaning Tower. It really isn't far from here. That would be wonderful, wouldn't it, Harriet? Well, why, yes, it would. Let's lose no time, then. This way, ladies.  Leaving the hotel and boarding the crowded streetcar. As you steal a glance at the stranger, you notice that he's studying you too very closely, as if memorizing every detail of your appearance. And Harriet is quite excited about the whole adventure as the car rattles along this street. Clara, just think about going through the streets of Pisa in the Fargon on a streetcar. It's so thrilling. It was nice of you to offer to escort us. It means a lot to see places we've seen in pictures so often. I want to go to the top of the tower and look down. Yes, they say that's where Galileo proved his theory about weights falling at the same rate of speed, you know. Oh, yes! I just love to try dropping something. Ladies, I'm sorry, but I won't be able to take you to the tower today after all. What? Well, you said it wasn't far. I'm sorry, but it's unavoidable. Come, let's get off of the next stop. It seems we have no choice. And in this far. You'll be all right. Get off of the third stop on the returning car and you'll be right at your hotel. We'll remember. I'm sorry, it's just that I have a most important engagement and it's later than I realized. It just isn't my day. Thanks anyway, Mr. Hungate. Raymond Hungate. I'll try and see you later. Goodbye for now. As the three of you step from the streetcar, Raymond slips something into your pocket and quickly puts his fingers to his lips to silence you when suddenly he's gone into the fog. As you look around, you notice two men who left the streetcar just before it pulled away hurry off in the same direction Raymond took. You feel sure they're following him, don't you, Clara? Harriet seems concerned only with watching for a returning car and as relieved as it appears and you're soon back at your hotel. At last. Oh, this hotel room looks good to me. My, now why would he offer to take us to the Leaning Tower and then deliberately leave us stranded in the middle of this strange city in the fog? Well, I believe he meant to take us but something he couldn't help caused him to leave. Perhaps you're right. Now that we're back safe and sound, let's admit it was a thrill and he was nice looking, wasn't he? Yes. And it seemed he was going to be an interesting guide. Now he was an American but seemed to know his way around here in this foreign land. I wonder if... Harriet, I believe it's best not to discuss this with the others on the tour. Oh, well, maybe you're right. Well, they'd have the laugh on us if they knew the details. Yes. Let's admit we didn't get to the tower but forget the rest. You're right, my dear. Well, I wonder what the others are doing now. Oh, probably playing bridge. Why don't you go down and see if they have enough for full tables? I believe I will. Won't you come along? Not right now. But let's keep this our secret. Between you and me, I believe we'll see Mr. Raymond Hungate again. Oh, I do hope so. Why isn't this romantic? Wouldn't it be something if you met your future husband here in Italy on a foggy day? Harriet, you're going overboard. It's time you joined your friends. All right, but I like the idea anyway. You'll join us soon, dear. In a little while, Harriet. Yes. You feel relieved when the door finally closes, don't you, Clara? Can you cross the room quickly? Get Raymond's package from the pocket of your coat. You unwrap it, open the box carefully, and gasp as you view its contents. A necklace, a diamond necklace.  And you wonder if the diamonds of the necklace are real. It seems unlikely that a perfect stranger would entrust you with something so valuable. But after the tour moves on to the city of Rome, you manage to leave Harriet for a short time and seek out a reliable-looking jewelry store. I want to see if the clasp on a necklace is all right. I'll be glad to help you, Miss. Here it is. Oh, my, how very beautiful. It's so well-designed. Worth many thousands of American dollars, eh? I suppose. Ah, but it is, Miss. I know. A very valuable piece. The clasp seem all right? Give me one moment. Eh, yes? Yes, it seems in perfect order. But it is well to be careful. Thank you so much. You see, my aunt wanted to wear it tomorrow evening, but wanted to be sure that it would be safe. I understand. Could I show you anything while you're here? Not now, thank you. But what you tell me about the necklace is most reassuring. Well, Clara, events have conspired to bring you luck, haven't they? Unexpectedly, a man named Raymond Hungate escorting you to the Leaning Tower of Pisa suddenly found a reason to leave you but left a valuable diamond necklace in your coat pocket. Now in Rome, you find yourself thinking about the two determined-looking men who were following Mr. Hungate. And you realize that if by chance they caught up with him, the necklace will remain yours. But shortly after leaving the jewelry shop, you suddenly become aware of someone walking at your side. You look up quickly and recognize the man you met in Pisa, Raymond Hungate. He speaks low as you near a small basement restaurant. Would you like some refreshments, Miss Marshall? After all, we have something important to discuss. All right. I think this should prove an interesting place. Table for two, please. This way. How about that one back in the corner? Very good, sir. Thank you. For now, we'd just like some coffee, perhaps something else later on. Very good, sir. Well, have you been enjoying your trip since you were so rudely left in the fog in Pisa? Yes, but no thanks to you. I apologize. It was unforgivable to leave you stranded but believe me, it was most necessary. So I gathered that your two friends that followed you off the streetcar catch up with you. No, thanks to the fog they didn't and I want to know why I appreciate your cooperation. You think nothing of it. Go to coffee, sir. Thank you. Were you satisfied that the diamonds were real? I noticed you were having the jewelry look the necklace over it. Just making sure the clasp was in good condition. You would have felt rather foolish if the clerk had recognized that necklace as a stolen one. Is it? Could be. Or hadn't you guessed?  No. No, I've thought about it and then I thought about something else. How would you like a partner? Would you say partner? Don't be so overwhelmed. You already have one, you know. Otherwise, I'd have turned the necklace over to the police. You're right. Maybe a convenience setup. If you're interested in stolen or black market jewelry, you'll soon relate it to be suspected. Perhaps your room and luggage is searched. Eventually, you'll be caught. Yes, it isn't very pre-picture, is it? I'm serious. If someone were to take the jewels and keep them for you, someone who wouldn't be suspected, someone say who's just, uh, on a sightseeing tour, wouldn't your work be easier? I'm beginning to see your point. However, what about your traveling companion? She seems quite a chatterbox. Harriet? She'd be an asset. She's already set up a storybook romance for us. I'm sure she'd keep quiet about us seeing one another from time to time. Perhaps given the story that you're on some dangerous secret mission. Hmm. Well, a plan might have some advantages. But how do I know I can trust two women? Haven't you already found out? For my part, I can use some extra income.  Oh, I'll have to give it some thought. Meanwhile, do you want me to keep the necklace for you? Why, yes. You might as well, partner. I thought so. And don't worry about Harriet. I'll keep her happy. Dearer, my dear, I can't tell you how glad it makes me to know that you found such an exciting and adventurous friend. He is nice. Oh, he's wonderful. And to think he's in the foreign secret service for our government. Not so loud. Sorry, dear. He could mean his life. You know what people found out about that. He shouldn't even have told me. Oh, now don't worry, Clara. I'll be careful. You can count on that. But imagine meeting such a thrilling man here in a foreign land. Isn't Julie wedding bells? Happy and pleased. I'll admit Raymond is fascinating and I'm pleased with his attentions, but he hasn't asked me yet. Oh, but he will. This young man's in love with you and you're in love with him too, I can tell. I'm afraid you have spring fever, Harriet. Oh, you've been a changed person since you met him. You always were pleasant and nice to me, but now you seem to be up in the clouds. Maybe I am a little, but anyway, we keep this to ourselves. Oh, yes, you can count on me. Things are going smoothly, aren't they, Clara? You've made Harriet believe you and Raymond are deeply in love and you're sure she will never question any of your meetings with him. You and Harriet accompany the others on the various tours of Rome in the nearby country. But you also manage appointments with Raymond frequently. From time to time, he adds other pieces of jewelry to his collection. And he seems pleased with the arrangement that you suggested.  Oh, Clara, I didn't see you come in. You're slipping, Raymond. I thought you must always be on guard. I have no worries. Even if accused, I have no loot and not today. You seem very absorbed in that letter you're reading. Is it from the folks back home?  Partners have a right to share, remember? Besides, I noticed it's from the Rocko Jewelry Company in Naples. You're to meet someone. Fast reader, aren't you? I'm a smart kid. Perhaps, but don't get too smart for your own good. Could I, darling? Here, read the letter if you're so interested. Hmm, an appointment in Naples day after tomorrow at 11 p.m. Isn't that a bit late? Not for a friend. Friend? The kind that exchanges gems for greenbacks? A lady is a genius. It adds up. An appointment at 11 at night in Naples. A friend. This man handles all of your merchandise, doesn't he? You're giving the answers, but I'll give you credit, Clara. You're usually right. We haven't discussed shares. How do I come in? You'll get what's coming to you all right. 50-50? Now, that'd be real nice, wouldn't it? There are some real nice jewels I've been carrying around. Now, how about my share, 50-50? That's a bit high. Partners, though. Well? You drive a hard bargain, Clara. But you do know the answers. I'll be on the same train for Naples that you are day after tomorrow. See you then. Interesting, isn't it, Clara? When you return to the United States, you'll be a rich woman. The jewels Raymond has accumulated are worth a small fortune. And it shouldn't belong until you receive your share. Raymond admits he hasn't appointed with a man named Rocco in Naples to make the exchange. The jewels were a sum of money beyond your dreams. Two days later, you're on the train and route to Naples. An hour or so before you're due to reach Naples, you knock softly on the door of Raymond Hung's compartment. Oh, Clara, come in. Anyone see you? Of course none. Bring the stuff in your purse? Yes. They laughed when I bought this purse that I didn't need any more luggage, but it has come in handy. Look at them, Sparkle. Yeah, pretty. Beautiful.  Well, Rocco will want a commission, but they'll probably bring about $75,000, a bet for a few weeks' work. Not at all. And even $37,500, slightly more than my usual income. Uh, Clara, we might as well understand each other. What? You've had some good ideas, and you've been very helpful. Oh, thank you, darling. You can get them away, and you take too much for granted. I'll come now smile when you say that. Why? Clara, the game is over. I'm about ready to cash in, and I don't need any excess baggage.  Look, you don't mean to... Can't you figure the picture this time, Clara? We're almost into Naples. Your body can be found by the railroad track. By the time you're identified, I'll be in Naples, have the dough, and be on the boat for the good old USA.  You'd be calling in a minute. What about Harriet? You've taken care of that. Harriet will only be able to tell them what she understands. The job I have is very dangerous. Somehow you must have been killed by the man I was tracking down, or perhaps by accident. After all, she thinks we're so much in love.  Put that gun away. Stand near the window, Clara, when the next train whistle sounds... Put it away! I'll... You grab at Raymond's arm. Try to seize the guns, the tool you struggle with. You look at Raymond Hungate, slumped on the seat. Try to realize that you've killed him. You listen. Expecting to hear people come clamoring into the compartment, but no one does. You realize that your struggle and the gunshot occurred during the outside noise, and that even as Raymond planned it, no one heard a thing. You look around the compartment, open the window and toss the gun out. Then you get Raymond's letter into your purse. And, of course, most important of all, you take all the gems. And now, certain that there's not a trace to suggest you're having been with Raymond, you quickly return to your own compartment. Clara, back so soon. I was just writing some postcards. But that's nice.  Is something wrong? I'd... I'd rather not talk about it. Oh, come now. You had a quarrel. Please, Harriet, let's not discuss it. But, Clara, I thought he was about to propose. There's not going to be any wedding. I can assure you I never want to see Raymond Hungate again. Oh, dear. Oh, now. Now, you feel better tomorrow, Clara. No. I'm through. In fact, Harriet, let's... let's get everything together so that when we get to Naples, we can get off the train right away, take a cab right to the hotel and not wait for the rest of the tour. But, Clara... No, I mean it, Harriet. Like I said, I'm through with Raymond Hungate forever. Well, Clara, it's over, isn't it? Complete. As you hurry from the station, pretending that you want to avoid Raymond Hungate, knowing that his body is waiting to be discovered in his compartment, you're certain, too, that you left no trace of your having been there at all. But you do have the jewels safely put away in your purse. And you know from the letter Raymond showed you. You can sell them in Naples for currency. A great deal of it. To Raymond's business connection. The jeweler named Rocco. And since you're to sail for the United States soon, your future looks very promising, doesn't it? Then there's a knock at the door of your hotel suite. Yes. Miss Marshall? Clara Marshall? Yes. I represent the American consulate, Miss Marshall. Well, surely our passports are in order. Oh, yes. I'm here on another matter. This is police chief Antrini. Police? But why? May we come in? Well, yes, of course, please do. Please, sit down. Who is it, Clara? A gentleman from the consulate and the chief of police, Harriet. This is my employer, Miss Wilson, gentlemen. How do you do? Well, this visit is really quite flattering. You see, we are planning to leave for the States in a few days. Oh, we've had such a wonderful tour of the continent. Nice of you two gentlemen to drop in this way. I am afraid my business may prevent your departure, Miss Wilson. You see, there has been a murder. A murder? But who? A man named Raymond Hungert. Raymond Hungert? How terrible. Well, surely there's some mistake. The police still have some checking to do, Miss Marshall. But chief Antrini would like you to come down to his office. Oh, this is hard to believe. It's such a shock. We knew Mr. Hungert's job was with the Secret Service and it was very dangerous. Harriet, there may be some mistake. Oh, I do hope so. Anyway, I'll go along to identify him if it is Raymond.  I'm sure you misunderstand, Miss Wilson. Chief Antrini is arresting Miss Marshall on suspicion of murder. Well, that's preposterous. You've no reason whatsoever to suspect me. I think we have. Well... We found Hungert's body in a compartment of a train that had just arrived in Naples. It'd been shot and the murder weapon is missing as well as his own identification papers. It's very interesting, chief Antrini, but I failed to see where it concerns me. Perhaps it doesn't, Miss Marshall. All we are certain of is that Raymond Hungert had an appointment with a man named Rocco this evening to dispose of some stolen jewels. Hungert thought that Rocco was a fence. Actually, Rocco was working with the police. I still don't understand what all this has to do with me. Oh, nothing. Unless you have the jewels. If you do, that is all we need for a conviction. If you do not, I'm sure you will not mind our searching your belongings. Uh, suppose we start with your purse? No. You have no right to search me while I hardly knew this man, Hungert. Oh, but you did. You see, we found this card in his compartment. It'd been slipped under the door. Read it, Miss Marshall. Dear Mr. Hungert, I'm sure you and Clara have just had a lover's quarrel and that everything will work out all right. We'll be staying at the Imperial Hotel in Naples. Harriet Wilson. Harriet, why? I couldn't help it, Clara. You were such a romantic couple. I just couldn't let you break up. Now, Miss Marshall, your purse, please. Featured in tonight's story were Bill Foreman as the whistler, Betty Lou Gerson, John Stevenson, Norma Varden, Byron Cain, and Marvin Miller. The whistler, directed by George W. Allen, with music by Wilbur Hatch, is produced under the supervision of Ed Bloodworth and transmitted overseas by the Armed Forces Radio Service. This evening's story was by Winifred Henson. The whistler was entirely fictional and all characters portrayed on the whistler are also fictional. Any similarity of names or resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. The whistler, whose strange story you have just heard, will be back next week with another tale from his never-ending fire. This is the United States Armed Forces Radio Service.


Cats drink different amounts of water depending on their diet. Cats fed wet food will get a large proportion of the water they need from their food, just like their wildcat ancestors, whereas cats fed mainly on a dried diet will drink more water. If you are worried that your cat isn't drinking enough. Every cat is different, and each one will drink different amounts depending on its lifestyle, health, and environmental factors. For example, a cat that lives inside a cool house may not drink quite as much as a very active cat who spends a lot of time outside. Your vet will be able to tell you roughly how much water your cat needs to be based on their diet, lifestyle, and physical health. Bear in mind that a lot of your cat's water intake might come from their food. Wet cat food already contains some water, so a cat who has a wet food diet won't need to drink as much as a cat who only eats dry food. Dry food contains very little water, so they need to make up for it by drinking enough. Your cat should instinctively know that they need more water and should drink enough to make up for it. After all, they feel thirst just like we do. There are plenty of other factors that will affect how much your cat drinks. Like us, they'll drink more if it's hot, or if they've been physically very active, so take these things into account. Signs and causes of increased drinking. It can be difficult to keep an eye on your cat's water intake. After all, we can't watch them every minute of the day, and if you have more than one cat it's almost impossible to tell who is eating and drinking what. Other than trying to measure how much liquid your cat drinks, look out for other signs that your cat is drinking a lot more than usual. The three main ones are. Making more trips to the water bowl the usual. Needing their water bowl refilled more often. Drinking from unusual places, such as taps or ponds, if they haven't before. Many cats do this anyway, so if it's normal behavior for your cat, don't worry. If you notice that your cat is drinking more than usual, this may indicate that something is amiss. Increased water intake is known as polydipsia. The most common causes of increased thirst and drinking are. Kidney, renal, dysfunction. Liver, hepatic, disease. Diabetes mellitus, sugar diabetes. Hyperthyroidism, overactive thyroid. Urinary tract disease. Compensatory increased water intake e.g., losses after vomiting or diarrhea. If you are worried about how much your cat is drinking, it can be useful to monitor their water intake for 24 hours. You can measure their water intake over a 24 hour period by filling the cat's water bowls to the brim, measuring the amount of water left over at the end of the 24 hour period. And take this away from the volume of water in the full water dish s, this may be more difficult to do if you have more than one cat in the household. Polydipsia is defined as a cat drinking more than 100 milliliters per kilogram of their body weight per day, but any cat that is drinking more than usual should be seen by a vet, as this may indicate that something is amiss. Of course, let the vet know the amount your cat is drinking if you have measured it. As there are many reasons why your cat has an increased thirst your vet will usually take a blood and urine sample to work out the underlying cause. Once the cause of polydipsia is determined, then suitable treatment can begin. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. Diabetes Melitus. Diabetes Melitus in cats is more similar to type 2 diabetes in people. Several factors that predispose people to get type 2 diabetes also seem to be important in cats. These factors include obesity, physical inactivity, concurrent diseases, and even genetics. Most cats that develop diabetes Melitus are older than 5 years of age, males are more likely to become diabetic than females, and most are overweight. Signs of diabetes in cats other than increased drinking and urination include increased appetite, weight loss, an abnormal hair coat, or hind limb weakness. Diabetes can be diagnosed by compatible clinical signs and simple blood and urine tests. Treatment involves daily injections of insulin under the skin and routine monitoring by a veterinarian. Chronic kidney disease. Chronic kidney disease is a common ailment of older cats but cats of any age can be affected. It occurs when something is wrong with either the structure or the function of one or both kidneys. The functions of the kidneys include eliminating waste products, balancing electrolytes, producing certain hormones and vitamins, and maintaining the body's water balance. When the kidneys start to malfunction, urine becomes more dilute and cats start to urinate more. This then causes them to drink more to maintain their hydration. Changes can be found on simple urine and blood tests to indicate kidney disease. Kidney disease is a progressive process and management is based on trying to slow the progression and on treating any symptoms. Symptoms aside from increased thirst and urination can include decreased appetite, weight loss, nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea. Treatment involves changes to a kidney-friendly diet, anti-nausea medications and antacids, and specific treatments for concurrent problems like high blood pressure or anemia. Hyperthyroidism. Hyperthyroidism occurs when the thyroid glands produce excessive active thyroid hormones. Most cats develop hyperthyroidism due to a process called benign hyperplasia, excessive cell growth, in both thyroid glands which are located in the neck next to the trachea or windpipe. Typically, middle-aged to older cats are affected with the average cat being 12 or 13 years old when signs start. Thyroid hormones are important for many basic metabolic functions in the body. They are important for the regulation of heat and the metabolism of nutrients, carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. Excess thyroid hormones increase metabolism and can lead to weight loss. They can also increase heart rate and blood pressure and can make the heart work faster causing damage to the heart muscle. Signs usually include increased appetite, weight loss, hyperactivity or restlessness, cold seeking behaviors, and vomiting or diarrhea. Hyperthyroidism can be diagnosed with simple blood tests. Hyodine involves oral medications or radioactive iodine treatment at a specialty hospital. Find out why my cat is so thirsty? Laboratory testing that will help determine the underlying cause of your cats includes a complete blood count, or CBC, a biochemical screen, a urine analysis, and a urine culture. The CBC will look for signs of infection or inflammation in the blood, the biochemical screen will evaluate many different values that are specific to different organs and their functions such as the liver, the kidneys, and the gastrointestinal tract, and it will also look at electrolytes like sodium and potassium. What should I do if my cat is drinking a lot? If your cat is drinking excessively, and they don't have any other unusual symptoms, try thinking about the cause. Is your house very warm? Are they only eating dry food? Has their drinking increased because it's summer? If you can clearly put your cat's excessive drinking down to an environmental factor, it's enough to keep an eye on their general health and behavior. As long as your cat is healthy and happy, and they're getting plenty of fresh waters when they want it, they should be fine. You might want to make a note of it and ask your vet at their next check up, just to put your mind at rest. If your cat does appear to be unwell, book them in to see the vet as soon as possible. Remember to tell them that your cat has been drinking a lot, and note any other unusual symptoms. They will be able to diagnose your cat and find a possible treatment. If your cat is drinking a lot from unusual sources, such as dripping taps, make sure there's nothing wrong with the water you give them to drink. Many cats will shy away from a water bowl that isn't squeaky clean, and like us, they much prefer fresh water. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.


Some tillage had been done on this field so it was loose and it was dry and with the 40 to 50 mile an hour winds it was all getting up and it was it was going. April 14th it was a day where we had 40 to 50 mile an hour winds and it was constant it was an all-day wind it was just relentless. I had a relative who had posted on social media that there was some very very bad wind erosion going on and I went to the field I pulled up a soil survey and it was an Egan Ethan soil which is a silty clay loam it's a very good soil and the field looks like it was a silage field and with no cover crop put on it and even some tillage had been done on this field so it was loose and it was dry and with the 40 to 50 mile an hour winds it was all getting up and it was it was going.


There's a lot of video going up there, just so you know. Well, I don't care. There's no cursing. There's no serious injuries. No politics. Summer. Oops. Hey, Texas. What would I put this? I just thought I'd put it on because I got this overhead rig. See? I put my phone. So from these blocks of resin, I'm going to make another one of these molds. This is a 3 by 3 inch mold, a cube. Just a perfect cube mold. So I cut this frame out of cardboard. Anyone see where the tape starts? Come on, tape. Probably should, hey? Are you going to? That's fun. Sweet. How many lights are you going to put on your house? Yeah, it's Christmas time. He's stressing me out, Joanna. He's stressing me out. Well, iPod storage? Yes. Thanks. So I think it's like $16 a month or something for a family iPod storage. They got you. They just are making a favor of pictures now. We have an iPad somewhere that we used for Instagram. Could you buy a car on Amazon? It seems like Apple's coming out with a car. Is there a rumor going around? That's the future. Oh yeah, smart car. It's funny. Rebecca, you used to have a little yellow smart car. How did it feel? We loved it. You went up, Mark? So I could just find it. But I loved it, and I always wanted to be parking. Yeah, yellow is a great color. Yeah. Can you take these to stuff that we don't want here? Okay. Can we duplicate it? Can you do this? If you wanted this on your canvas, and then I forgot to ask you that. So what's the best way to deal with leftover?  Yeah, let's get them out. I'm just making these perfect three inch cubes. And then it's just the perfect size for Thickcast. You can do it in one pour, this three inch cube. So we'll start putting objects inside of these cubes. So step one was making the perfect mold. Step two is the Thickcast. Two cups. One cup. Check this out. So these molds are for soap making. Silicone soap making molds are great. And we're going to be doing stuff like this. Look at this. And look how perfectly it's going to fit in this one. Fantastic. It's got no smell. No VOCs. So this is a glow mold. A matte finish glow. I just had extra. So I got this new overhead camera rig. So I thought why not turn it on every once in a while while we're doing stuff. So I might do that again. Hope you're having a good day. I find I drink lots of water. I drink enough water. How's your diet? Exercise. Sleep. Dogs. Summer. Hi sweetie. Look at this sweetie angel. She's so nice. Good girl.


Welcome to JSA TV where we're covering the latest stories, trends, and innovations from leaders in global connectivity, real estate, and the networks within. I'm Allison Whelan, and joining me today is Duncan Club of Cambridge Management Consulting. Duncan is a senior leader, technology executive specializing in strategy, design, and implementation of mission critical data centers and enterprise infrastructure. Duncan, welcome. Thank you for having me. Yeah, so Duncan and I actually got to chat ahead of the conference. So fun. We get to catch up now here at the conference in person instead of virtually over the web. So since we've been here, let's start talking about the edge. Is this still something we're hearing about common? Is this still a thing you would say or something else kind of replacing that now? No, I think it's very much still a thing. It has taken a while to develop, but interestingly, the developments in AI are really driving it heavily. And speaking to a lot of people here, they're seeing a big uptick in demand, a lot of investment and development being put into what most people would classify as edge. So yeah, it's time seems to have come now. And I think we're going to see a massive, massive boost in development over the next two to five years. And a lot of it will be driven by growth in AI. Yeah, and no surprise there, but that's a perfect segue because you spoke on a keynote panel here at Data Cloud USA about the AI revolution where you dove into how the industry can optimize data centers for generative AI. What were the key takeaways from the panel there? Well, there were lots. I think one of the interesting things is that there was still certain amount of disagreement. I'll call it that, but you know, there was opinions. There were differing opinions about how things would develop. But the one thing everyone agrees on is that there's a massive growth coming. It's already started. Interestingly, the USA appears to be well ahead of most of the rest of the world as leading the way, certainly compared to Europe. It's streets ahead. But I think what we ended up discussing on the panel is there are different types of AI. There are enormous big training engines that need to be built. And the market for that is going to be huge. It could triple the amount of data center capacity currently out there over the next probably 10 years. But it's still, you know, the forecast is very, very large and it's needed now, not in 10 years. So I think, you know, we're seeing the big investors putting a lot of money into building out these big centralized systems. But, you know, that's only part of the story. So once the training systems are out there, then what we also need is inference engines. These are the things that take the training models, put them into practice. And for a lot of cases, those need to be nearer the action. They need to be near the customer or near where the data is. And that's going to be the trigger for putting stuff towards the edge. So these will be a lot smaller, but there'll be a lot more of them.   But they, you know, to complete the picture, we're going to need the whole mix.  The biggest challenge by a long way is where do we get the power from? Right. There are lots and lots of challenges with that, both in terms of generating the power, but also power transmission. So we've talked a lot about putting training systems near where power is generated so you can get off grid. There are solutions like hydrogen fuel cells and renewable systems which can help as well. But that's going to be one of our biggest challenges, not just for Edge, not just for AI. But in general, AI is going to make it a lot harder to work with. Yeah. I think just overall key takeaway is AI is here to stay. It's not official anymore. It's real. Right. We're not just talking about it. We're working with it. It actually is happening. And, you know, there are real life use cases out there. There are so many more to come. It's going to be massive. Yeah. We'll keep an eye on that. And thank you for the update there. Let's look two, five, 10 years down the line. How do you see the data center sector as a whole evolving? I think it's just going to get bigger and bigger. You know, demand is not shrinking. All of these new things as well are net new. So they are adding to what's already there. They're not replacing it. So I think we'll see, you know, increased capacity in all of the different markets when it's a co-location, hyperscale, whatever the AI market develops in, you know, whether it becomes part of the hyperscale market or a new category, it's just all going to add to it. So I think we're going to see huge development in that. There's going to be a bigger and bigger focus on power, both in terms of like delivery, as I was saying, but also renewables. Right. So much bigger focus. Certainly in Europe at the moment, you know, that everything being talked about is to do with ESG, energy efficiency, sustainability. And I think that's going to become a very big topic. But I think it's growth, growth in all aspects. Growth at the core, growth at the edge. So we're looking at AI, sustainability and power are three big topics. Three big topics for a while. Yes. So the network as well, you know, there's a lot of development going on there, but there are again challenges for the network operators. But, you know, the, again, this is all predicated on the need for extra capacity, more and more growth, more and more distributed. And those challenges create opportunity. More opportunity for our industry, more opportunity for the young talent. So it's a great time. Talent is another challenge for the whole industry, but I'm sure you've put that extensively. But no, it's, it is a challenge, but it is also really exciting for everyone. Well, Duncan, thank you so much for joining us. It was so nice to get to talk to you in person. And to our viewers, thank you so much for tuning in to JSA TV live here at Data Cloud USA 2023 in beautiful Austin, Texas. Until next time, happy networking. Thank you.


Moving on, Class A's fifth-ranked Cast Lake Beena, taking on Pine River Bacchus. Early on, Panthers up a point. On the break, Arnold Kingbird finds Jared Brown for the easy layup. Cast Lake Beena up three. Later, Panthers playing some defense. Active hands from Tori Hershey. He steals it, saves it with the behind the back pass. Kiehl's screw finishes. Tigers within three. Then Brady Raph hits the corner three to tie things up. But the Panthers would be just too much. Noah Delapas puts Raph through the spin cycle, scoring two of his 15. CLB led by six at the half, and they win by 18. 69-251. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.