Anyway, hello Good morning. Welcome back to another vlog I washed my hair last night and I just let it air dry didn't put any product in it didn't like Scrunch it up or do anything and that's what we're working with today All I did this morning is spray this Kenra dry oil conditioning mist spray in it This stuff is really good. I'll link it down below It like helps with the frizzies and it smooths your hair it makes it feel soft But it doesn't weigh it down at all and just makes your hair smell like super clean. It smells like clean laundry I have a consultation appointment this morning. I'm very excited I mentioned a couple of logs ago that I'm thinking about Possibly getting beaded row extensions. I'm thinking about just getting one maybe two rows of Extension just to add fullness to my hair because it's getting pretty long and I'm enjoying long hair And I know so many of you guys have been telling me don't cut it leave it long So I want to let it continue growing, but I don't have that much hair Like this is all the hair on my entire head especially when I blow it out and stuff It looks even less full. So I just want to like add some fullness one of my friends here is an extension specialist She is so good at what she does. So I reached out to her and I was like thinking about extensions But I'm not really sure if it's gonna be worth it or not Like I kind of just want to get an idea of like how much it would cost what the maintenance would be like And I wanted to see if she could get me hair that would match my natural Texture because especially in the summertime if I'm gonna be like swimming and going to the beach and stuff like that or just Want to wear my hair natural. I want to make sure the extensions blend in and I can just like Let it be let it air dry and not have to worry about blowing it out all the time So today I'm just going in with it. Oh Natural so that she can see and feel my hair and hopefully be able to match it up She said that that shouldn't be a problem not a hundred percent sure that I'm gonna go through with getting them Today is just the consultation to like talk about everything Get my hair matched, but I'm gonna bring you along and Share all the information and we'll talk about it a little bit more and then after that consultation I am heading to my salon and I have a client whose color I'm gonna be doing. She's a new client I think she already has like a grown-out balayage We're just gonna be touching it up and bringing it up higher And hopefully it should be a relatively easy appointment because it's not like a color correction or anything crazy So I have to leave here in the next few minutes I'm gonna make a little fiber drink to bring with me you guys know I've been on this health and fitness journey for the last like Month and a half or so and it's been going really well. I've been feeling really good. I've been very consistent It's starting to get to the point where it really just is a habit now although yesterday I had a really busy day and I didn't really eat that much throughout the day. So then for dinner I like made up for it and I had a really big filling dinner I made this lemon chicken pasta and it was so good, but this morning I feel so Bloated I was feeling like so good and now I'm like, oh my god my stomach just feels like so uncomfortable You know that feeling when you're just like so full and so bloated and it like it just hurts like it physically feel I don't even care about how I look But it's like that feeling of like your stomach pushing out. It's just uncomfortable. So I have this belway fiber supplement I've mentioned belway before on my channel. They are sponsoring this portion of the vlog They make this fiber powder that you just mix into water. It doesn't have sugar. It's gluten-free It's 100% vegan and it just helps with your digestion If you're feeling bloated or you know like irregular or anything like that and they make a bunch of different flavors This one is the pineapple passion fruit, which I've never tried before. I just opened this container But it smells really good. I love anything with passion fruit in it I just have to add one scoop and mix that up with water You can also just like stir it in a regular cup Whatever is easier, but these little blender bottles are great. Let me make sure that's completely closed Just give it a good shake. Oh, that's really good Very summery and it doesn't have a weird Supplementy kind of taste it literally just tastes like a passion fruit Juice like watered down a little bit. So that should help with my bloating You can order belway online or they are also available at Walmart Target and Sprouts And if you click the link in the description and use my discount code, you'll get 25% off your first belway order Thank you so much belway for working with me on this video. I actually should probably take my multivitamins too while we're at it Okay, I need to pack my blow dryer. I have the Dyson professional supersonic blow dryer. I love this thing I've had it for Almost three years now I think but I've always just kept it at home and used it, you know as my own personal blow dryer And I had a different one that I would keep at the salon because I just felt like I don't know the Dyson is so expensive and I just like if I have it at the salon, you know, like it's more likely to break get dropped It's gonna get used way more frequently So it's bound to just not last as long But then when I moved down here, you guys know I took a break from doing hair for almost a year and My mom was in need of a good blow dryer So I gave her my like professional salon one because I figured well, I'm not gonna be taking clients I don't need it. So she has that one. So now that I started taking clients again like occasionally on Saturdays I've just been using my Dyson one But I'm just nervous that I'm gonna drop it and break it and now it's like past the two-year warranty mark So if something happens to it, I'm screwed and I'm just gonna have to buy another one Which would suck so I think I should just buy a second blow dryer to use on clients And I'm thinking about maybe getting the Shark version of the Dyson blow dryer because I do really like the Dyson. I like how Powerful it is. It definitely dries the hair way faster, but it is really pricey. It's like $400 So at some point later this weekend, I'm gonna look online and Order another blow dryer future me editing this vlog right now I was looking on Amazon for different blow dryers that are like comparable to the Dyson and I found this one from This random brand Love PS, but it has amazing reviews It's only $40 and it looks just like the Dyson blow dryer and it has a lot of Similar claims to the Dyson one. So I just ordered this I will share in a future vlog when it arrives And then I'm gonna test it out for like at least a month or so and then I will do a separate review video Comparing it to the Dyson, but like What an amazing price. It's literally a tenth of the price. So if this one is comparable That would be amazing.  It's kind of cold and raining and gross outside So I just wanted to be comfy and casual. I have this Oversized t-shirt that I just got recently from H&M plain black leggings and then I'm gonna wear These boots that are also from H&M because they're kind of like a rain boot material There's the full outfit. I'm so excited for this consultation. I'll see you guys there Okay, so I am an idiot The music in her suite was turned down pretty low But I placed the camera, I guess literally right next to the speaker and didn't even realize or think about it So the music just sounds really really loud and I'm just afraid of like copyright stuff So I'm just gonna kind of give you the general gist of what we talked about during the consultation I wasn't really sure going into it if I even wanted to do the extensions at all Like I really was just going there to get as much information as possible But I was thinking if I do get them I wasn't sure if I wanted to do one row or two So she was like showing me some pictures of her other clients So I could get an idea of You know what one row would look like versus two rows and we were just kind of Talking about that what she recommends based on the results that I'm looking for She looked at some swatches to color match my hair and then she also showed me Like the curly hair options that she has and we made sure that that would match my texture And then we talked about pricing The hair itself is quite pricey just to give you a general idea Of course, it's going to vary depending on the company that you're getting the hair from and the particular stylist you're going to but For the length that I would need to match my natural hair length the price was going to be like in the five to eight hundred dollar range so Pretty pricey It's definitely an investment and something you want to be sure about before you do it And then that's just the cost of the hair itself So then there's the initial install price as well. And then she said that every extension specialist Has their own unique technique. Everyone does it a little bit differently But the way she does it is she does the initial install and then after five weeks or so That time really depends on how fast your hair grows But on average it's five weeks She will do a mini move up where you just come in with your hair dry. It's a quick appointment She just moves the extensions up.  So it's not as messy And it's not causing as much tension on your hair. There's less risk for damage She also said that it takes about like four days or so to get used to the feeling of them She said those first few days it can feel a little bit uncomfortable Not painful not tight But just a little bit itchy like you have to just get used to having the hair on your head So she does recommend usually to like take Advil Before you go to bed like the first few nights, but Rachel is amazing. She has the cutest little salon suite I meant to get like a full tour of it But literally what you can see in this frame here is pretty much the whole thing It's really small.  She is new to the area So she was looking for a new hairstylist to maintain her balayage She wanted to move everything up higher and also just breaking it up She said that with her previous stylist, they had been gradually working on making her lighter brighter More cool toned one thing that I did notice was that underneath her hair was all pretty dark It had just been left unhighlighted And I asked her if she likes to wear her hair up in a ponytail And if she would like to see some of that brightness All around her hairline in the back as well and she said yes So that's something that I hear a lot from clients I always make sure that I ask them about that because I feel like a lot of hairstylists just don't think to do that So make sure you're asking your guests if they want brightness all around the hairline So I just did my usual go to placement whenever I'm doing like a touch up kind of appointment I go around the hairline I do like two to three foils back to back Around the hairline and then I also do a few foils typically like three to four On that top layer like that top veil that lays over everything else But as you can see everything in between I just left alone It's really important to keep that depth and darkness so that they can still have dimension If you start over highlighting their hair too much, then it's going to just be All blonde, you know if they want that balayage look you got to keep some depth So then once the foils were done processing I rinsed them out and then I did a bleach wash on her ends For about 10 to 15 minutes. I just did 30 volume bleach with a little shampoo Just to brighten those up a little bit and then for her toner I did do a little baby root tap just to make sure everything was as blended as possible I did red country tq for everything. I did six na for the root tap And then I mixed equal parts 10 gi with nine p and nine t For her all over toner. So this is her final hair and you can see those foils around the hairline underneath Make such a difference. Oh, I'm obsessed.  The tone was chef's kiss It was kind of a crazy afternoon because My hair consultation was only supposed to be a half hour long appointment My salon is only like 15 minutes away from her studio and you guys know like I Always like to be early to my appointments Like I like to get there Before my client at least 15 minutes before the appointment So I have time to set up and all that so that way when they get there I'm ready for them But we started chatting and catching up because I hadn't seen her in a long time Next thing I know I'm leaving and I look at the time and it was five minutes before 12 o'clock. So I was like oh So I pulled in there five minutes after 12. I ran in there real quick got set up. It ended up being fine Rachel actually had reached out to me on instagram. I guess she was following me And when I was in wilmington for the first time ever like feeling it out an apartment hunting She messaged me and was like hey girl, I live in wilmington. I'm a hairstylist too like We should meet up And we went out to dinner and we got drinks and we just hit it off so well So it was just good to like chat catch up that consultation was very helpful and informative I am still Contemplating I told her I was gonna sleep on it because I'm very back and forth But I'm glad that now I have like all the information to make an informed decision It's a lot of money to have extensions if you're getting really good quality hair that's gonna last you for a year You get what you pay for and obviously she is very talented and has spent a lot of time Getting as good as she is of course, it's all worth what it costs but I just have to think about like Is it gonna be worth it for me like am I? committed enough to it That I want to take on this extra investment Good afternoon. I slept in kind of late. I got up around 9 9 30, but I just put on some gym clothes. This is the same shirt I wore yesterday. I did not sleep in it I promise I thought about it, but then I was like, uh, no, I wore this at the salon and like That'd be kind of gross, but I figure I'm about to just go like get sweaty and disgusting anyway so I may as well just re-wear this rather than like Dirty another shirt. I am about to make my second coffee for the day. I'm making a double espresso pod in an espresso and then I'm gonna just add a little bit of light agave and some half and half And ice it's Super Bowl Sunday today and I'm not a sports person as I've mentioned before so like I don't really Care about the Super Bowl But I do usually Watch it because like why not? I feel like it's just one of those things It's like an excuse to get together with friends. I'm like Eat some pizza and wings, you know, but I don't think this year. I'm gonna do anything. I kind of just feel I'm so every vlog. I'm just like, yeah, I just feel like staying home. Yeah, I wasn't feeling like going out but yeah, I don't know like I just worked all week and I kind of could use a day to just be home by myself and just do Nothing, I definitely want to see Rihanna's halftime show But all I know for sure about today is that I I'm getting Thai food delivered where I lived prior to moving down here Getting food delivered was just not a thing. Like I lived up in the mountains I was like at least 15 to 20 minutes away from like the closest places We just didn't have door dash and uber eats and postmates and all that kind of stuff So like living down here It's very tempting because there's so many restaurants and we have literally all of the delivery Services available that I try to not do it often because a I've especially lately I've been trying to Cook at home as much as possible because it just tends to be healthier that way and also it gets really expensive but Every once in a while I'll allow myself A treat if I just I'm like having one of those days Or I just want to stay home. Like I don't really feel like cooking It's been a while since I've done that So I think today is going to be the day and I've really been craving Thai food So and since I haven't had my cheat meal Cheat meal yet this week. I think that's gonna be it. So I'm looking forward to that later I want to get drunken noodles and spring rolls Mmm, it just sounds so so good And I feel like that'll be a good meal too because like there's still a lot of vegetables So it's not like the worst thing That I could be having. Anyway, I'm gonna go finish this coffee and then go ahead to the gym Doing squats and deadlifts today. So that should be fun. Also, I've been working out Mostly for my overall health to feel strong just to like feel good feel fit I don't want to like let myself go the older that I'm getting like I really want to make sure I'm prioritizing my physical fitness But obviously I also am Excited to see like the physical changes too. So I took photos when I first started this Like six weeks ago, and I've been trying to like not Really weigh myself or look in the mirror too much at my body and like Analyze and get obsessed because I feel like then my brain is gonna like fixate on the physical aspects of it Which that's not what this is supposed to be about and then like if I'm feeling really good That's encouraging. But then if I look in the mirror and I'm like, oh, I'm not looking any different That's gonna discourage me been there done that so I'm trying to just avoid all that But I was looking in the mirror this morning and I was like, oh, I'm starting to notice like some muscle definition in my back And that's pretty cool and exciting. So I'm like extra excited to go work out today because Like ooh, I want to keep this going, you know The food is here So excited I worked out Showered I have moisturizer on and I got out my sweater. Don't mind that I'm upset because I wanted to get Thai food and the place that I normally order from Is closed even though I've definitely ordered From them on Sundays multiple times But it says that they're not going to be open until Tuesday So I don't know. Maybe it's just like a family owned place and they just closed You know for a long weekend or something. So I ordered from a hibachi place and said that I've never ordered from So Hopefully it's good. Mmm. It looks good It smells good I really was just craving noodles with like chicken and vegetables So these are soba noodles with hibachi chicken and broccoli and I think it also has like carrots peppers Onions and then I got some spring rolls You just can't go wrong with spring rolls. I was just whitening my teeth I use The crest white strips. Let me tell you I've been using these since I was like 15 or 16 years old and I do them like once every year or so Sometimes a little bit more frequent Just to like maintain the whiteness from personal experience because there's Many different kinds of crest white strips. I've tried pretty much all of them Although I've never tried the one with like the little led light But out of all of it just like the regular strips that they have Brilliant white is the best one Okay, even though the professional one. I think says make your teeth 12 Levels whiter or something like that. Like this isn't like the highest number, but I'm telling you all those other ones I use them and I Go through the entire box and I don't really notice a difference, but the brilliance white Literally after like one or two applications I already can start noticing a difference. Yes, they do Make your teeth sensitive for me. It's like a little uncomfortable But it's nothing like excruciating and after I am done using them The sensitivity goes away after like a week or so and if you use a toothpaste for sensitivity like sencidine I used to use that I feel like that helps and it kind of balances it out. I did watch rihanna's halftime show and It's funny because I'm watching it and I'm like This is kind of not that it was boring.  Like I know she had a baby Like not too too long ago. She's not like hitting anything that hard And like she just stayed in the same outfit the whole time Which I feel like normally during super bowl shows don't they change Or not like fully change, but like they'll have those outfits that like they can pull parts off of it You know what I mean? Like I just like there's usually more and they're like running around and like doing crazy stuff And I felt like she was just kind of walking and singing and just was in the same outfit And like she's just sounded very out of breath during some points There wasn't like much performing happening, right? And then I'm like Wait, is she pregnant again? Is this a is this a pregnancy announcement because like it looked like she had A bump and then like she kept like holding her stomach and at one point she was like kind of like rubbing it So then of course you don't have to google it She had been teasing prior to the performance that she Was going to maybe bring someone with her so people are saying like oh because she didn't have any guests with her So people are saying like oh The person she was bringing like the guest she was talking about Is her unborn child cute good for her But anyway, I'm gonna go to bed soon Even though It's only 9 39 I'm going to wrap up this vlog here because the weekend is now over


I work from home, but then people don't realize that when you're driving, you're out talking to someone and then you realize, 15 minutes, you're starting to get started. That's what I was telling them the other day, there's no direct sunlight at all. Even in the car, I'll have like the visor and I'll put it on. Even on the way over here, I was like, no, okay, I can hit them, especially here. So like I'll put that on and then I'll spray some water. But that's a good idea. So I got two of my clients today, Richard and Robert. They both got some major projects done by me. The next day, I mean, it completely healed. That was in two weeks. What about the peeling? Was it peeling like a whole bunch? It was smooth, but a bunch coming up was like 10 and a half hours. We started out and we finished at 11 p.m., 9 p.m., you were already in pain. Really close, I'm tapping out. How far are you invested? I paid on that on my leg hurt for the next couple of days, but my leg was swollen. I was looking down and I'm like, is that supposed to be normal?  Then like clear, it just came up and like one smooth layer was crazy.  About a month? Probably about a month, yeah. Yeah, this is your fourth week, for sure. And then the outer list is three, it's about three months. Like three and a half weeks. Three and a half weeks, yeah, because we did them. And money went back to me. So as for you, I ended up doing a Q-Chat tribal cover-up. So we ended up doing two different sessions on this outer sleeve. The first one was the cover-up and the second was the bottom. I had to wait until this was fully healed so in order for me to go back in. So how was the healing process for you? All the sets were out of an amazing, no complaints or anything abnormal in the healing process. Doing the things that your artist is recommending is really important. Definitely moisturizing, but then also not over moisturizing. I made mistakes myself.  How was the first night after we did that tribal cover-up? It was really good, so it wasn't really too bad at all. I mean, I took care of it that same night, you know, did everything I normally do when it comes to after-care in that first day. I have a tattoo that looks like it tells what days I'm really in, based on the feeling. And then by the 13, 14 day, like, it was completely healed. So you guys are going to be reacting to some comments of your tattoo. Because I saw some really good comments. All right, so I'm going to start with you. The first comment is for the Chessbees. And somebody said that guy getting tattoo looks like Matt Little, Matt Little? George? George Little! Who's gonna post that? You did bro! Yeah? You need to put it in the video. You need to put it in the video. Thank you whoever you are. Thank you. Thank you. That's a compliment. Sure. The second comment here is this dude, Sabeeze, getting his Nip tattoo. Oh bro. Yeah. That's it. It's crazy. The first Nip was the other. The first one to be on the dance, that one didn't hurt that much. Because this one hurt way more. Yeah. Because by the time we got to this side, I was like, you were done. Yeah. The last comment from your Chessbees is with the shape of his chest and the placement, gives the illusion of a 3D effect of some work. Yeah, it does. It does. It just is, I think, like the best. I'm trying to work out where I came from. This is for you, for that cover-up. I like to see the cover-up portion two months after it's healed. I mean, it hasn't been two months, but it's almost two months. It's almost two months, yeah. It's awesome, man. Yeah. And the whites in there. The whites in there are crazy. Which I didn't use too much white, but a few areas that I did. Yeah, it makes a stand out even more. There's another one for you. I see a lot of good comments. However, I want to know at the heart is how many hours this took. How many hours, you think? How long did it take? Six. The tribe was five to six hours. Yeah. And the other piece, that one was like four. Yeah. That was a quick. That was a quick. So it was two sessions, and it was three weeks apart. Yeah. Right? People up here always covered their tribe in tattoos. What? Why did you get it covered? I was wondering. That was the question. I was like, not it. Oh, what? This is a young and dumb. You know, you look at fads and everything. Especially when you're young and you ride with it. But as you get older, you really start to look at things and the meaning, especially something so important, that's placed in your body permanent. So grateful to have this on me. Thank you. For Kim, but yeah, it really means a lot to me that I can have my culture on me. And I can share that, you know, with my family and my future family at some point. My chess piece, it was like this heart triangle that I got. And like you said, it was a fad. And the way that it was in there just wasn't, it wasn't done. But I put that, you know, in the Aztec, in the lower right. You just, wow, that's my heritage. It's something to share with people, you know.  The outer, in one thing, what a channel. Jesus, bro. And if you guys could be in that room, the sun was up and then the sun went down and then what I left, I felt like I slept for two hours and the sun came up again. And not to mention like the pain, just even waking up with that. And it didn't hurt because if you tattooed, it was more or less the position. I had to stay in one position. I don't think people realize the toll of a tattoo, especially a large scale like that one, based on your body. Like, you'll be drained after it.  It's a job to be able to sit there. I was before you especially, I couldn't stand that one. Bro, I was tired of that one. I got home, my back hurt. It was Wednesday, huh? Tuesday there. I didn't work the next day. I think I had a last minute cancellation. I was happy as hell. It was insane. Like, I was tired. Any final thoughts? Very very cool. Like I said before. And I'm excited for Christmas. That's true. Oh man, thank you for your work. Thank you for your ideas. I don't know if you put this on the first video, but I didn't even know what this was. You said you want some work done. I said I'm with it. I'm with it. Let's go. I came in. I'm grateful because I trust your art and you. So, you know, just going off of the work I've seen him do on other people. You find an artist you can trust.  I can't wait for the inside of that area. That area. Well, thank you guys for coming in. I really appreciate it. And I can't wait to finish this piece. But this was a success. Really, I like it. Thank you guys. I was like, is that it? I thought about, oh, what if they asked me something like that.  But that's true though. Like, what did you say? Like, it was right on. Yeah. Because that's facts. Like, everybody knows through a trend. You know what I mean? You want me to turn it?


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Well, what's up everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Layton Sports Cards and I'm ripping a personal for Evan B We've got two 2022 Bowman baseball homie boxes. All right, Evan buzzed of luck. Let's hunt for some oranges Get no paper-based ships out of this just the chrome inserts autos and any numbered paper will show rookie refractor Jackson co are the orange Bowman 3d torque Henry Davis refractor paper Quintana I'm not sure Vaughn That's usually pretty good week one We've got atomic first auto of Luke waddle 7 out of 100 7 out of 100 There you go paper vibrations Brady house Got refractor first missile Gonzalez out of 499 But I'll say no bone. I think Miami wins a Benny Montgomery high-five Vibrations refractor Jordan Walker Amador Henry Davis Got Yosemite Garcia Bowman 3d Trash and Richmond Yeah, the defense feels like it'll be a work in progress this year Probably take better form in the midseason or later in the season Rera we've got atomic Ian Lewis first for Miami We've got gold in Victor of Reginald presciato a lot of dust on that Of course white that with the cloth before we put that in a top loader for you. Nice hit though Like a lot of dust Rookie refractor Reed Dettmers Got Pedro Leon high-five Solis Rodriguez second half here We've got Joshua Bez on the purple first paper to 250 Nolan Jones refractor Radoo Triana Coleman eras high-five Get everyone won't be live here about another hour and a half So if you're thinking about getting an order and I would do so soon We've got Emerson Hancock refractor And only live for another hour and a half about a 45 minute queue Currently that can change fairly quick as you all know rookie purple to 250 Alejo Lopez Lasse Luciano got refractor vibrations trait Trey Sweeney Bailey Quintero Hunter Green Garcia Campos That is Got rookie refractor cow Raleigh Interesting though very interesting God's a Zach vene on the Invicta Couple packs left in this first hobby box like Harris Montgomery James Wood We've got high high futures high-five features futures, sorry Jordan Lawler Watson Gonzalez A couple chrome in my paper pile. Alrighty Evan. Here we go Hobby number two orange is around come on. I've got rookie refractor Matt Manning Dewey Tatis Gapoma 3d Jordan Lawler Frazier being Bobby with junior refractor I'm about me auto. We've got refractor first auto to 499 Darren Baker for the Nats Darren Baker they let Cruz and Mitchell got Marcello Meyer vibrations Got yellow mini diamond to 75 Diego Carriotta Dodgers high-five Martinez Luziotti hassle vibrations Louis on, Helicunia woman 3d. Wanda Franco rookie Matoz Perez Robert Hassel refractor paper got atomic Raquel Vendecastro. Lou Jace Yada Harry Ford rookie refractor Gavin sheets paper my five Louis Matoz paper chrome Alright second half here Not big on Tannenhalle. Yeah, I think Malik Willis is gonna take over before the end of the year Nikon Zollis I do think baddie ice will Prove a lot of people wrong Connor Wong paper of 499 rookie Yeah Vibrations Jason Dominguez I guess Vera Yeah, it was a big loss when the Steelers lost them to Noel Martin God Matthew Bortar Think Michael Pittman jr. Is pretty good. Don't you? Louis Rob Regas high-five men as blaze Gunner Henderson on the aqua to 125 Orioles Max Meyer refractor Cosmon and Walker Chrome Zollis Hendrick. He just didn't really have anyone thrown in the ball last year Wentz was finally was healthy, but it's healthy like half the time so Rookie refractor Brynn and Marsh Listen, I would definitely take my eyes over whence any day. Oh sure like whence is an upgrade for Washington's quarterbacks last year But like yeah, I see Marcelo Meyer we've got green paper first braille and minier reds and Got high-fiberty house And chrome Alrighty Evan that will do it for your boxes of Bowman baseball. Thanks again for hopping in and we will get these right out to you


Civilian opposition to Putin's authority grows in Crimea. Opposition to Russian occupiers on the part of the civilian population is growing in temporarily occupied Crimea. Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine announced it. The confrontation between the occupying contingent and the pro-Ukrainian civilian population is growing on the territory of temporarily occupied Crimea. In particular, attacks on military facilities using Molotov cocktails have become systematic. Civilians who support Ukraine are the organisers and executors of most of them. Defense Intelligence said the Defense Intelligence states that the personnel of the armed forces of the Russian Federation have been put on high alert to resist such attacks. Suspicious persons who could potentially be involved in similar incidents are being monitored. Ukrainian intelligence claims that using physical force and weapons is allowed and mass detentions and arrests are carried out. Some citizens who refused to obtain Russian citizenship are considered missing persons after their arrests. Administrative punishments, large fines and harassment are applied to those who remain free the intelligence states. People are dismissed from work, deprived of property and business. Intelligence also notes that most of those detained and arrested are representatives of the Crimean Tatar people. In particular, among them are Nariman Zelal, deputy chairman of the medallists of the Crimean Tatar people and journalist Taimur Ibramihov, a member of the Crimean Solidarity Public Association and Rustam Saitmemetov, a public figure.


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited is stock number 22J20A. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used Jeep and Jeep Grand Cherokee headquarters. This 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee has the 3.6-liter V6 Pentastar engine. This Jeep has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. It's a fluid tab and checked and tapped off, and this one is 100% ready to go. We're going to go all the way around in this video, inside, under the hood, started up, and take a look at the back. Sangria metallic pearl coat is the color, and we shoot all of our videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you like the video on how we do things here at Summit Auto in the lower right-hand part of the screen, click the subscribe button and then the bell for notifications and you'll get updates to our videos we do each and every day here at Summit Auto on YouTube. This one comes with Michelin Premier 26560R18 tires, and they have right around half the tread left on them. Front fender is in excellent condition. This one does come with the projector-style headlamps, the projector-style fog lamps, and that front bumper is in very nice condition. I didn't see any dense dings, cracks, or scuffs on it. You also get the chrome-trimmed seven-slotted grille, the chrome-trimmed Jeep logo as well. The hood is in fantastic condition. I didn't see any denser dings on there, and the passenger side front fender is in very nice condition as well. There's side rim, no major scuffs or scrapes on there, and Sangria Metallic is actually kind of like a purple. So if you have your HD capabilities on your computers right now, turn them on right now, because it's some pretty cool metal flake here, let's see if I can get it to focus. Well, that's as good as it's going to focus, but there's a lot of, there we go, a lot of pearl flake in that paint, kind of blue and purple and black, really a cool color. And as you go down this side of this 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is, and we take these HD videos. So if you are far away, or even if you're close by and you just can't make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the Jeep, hear the Jeep, and have confidence in the vehicle you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises, and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesmen know that you saw the video is helpful and that Brett sent you.  Coming around to the back, you get the backup parking sensors, the power lift gate, LED tail lamps, the gate is in pretty nice condition. And notice you do get the chrome-tipped exhaust, that gate works nicely. Back storage area is very clean, no major rips in the carpeting or anything. Comes with the full-size spare tire and jack tools. Those seats do fold down four extra storage, and to get this down, you press that button right here, and that gate comes down like so. Works really nice. And as you go down the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger's side, no dents or dings on the rear quarter. And for full disclosure, this back rim is in excellent shape as well. Down the rest of this side of the Jeep, the doors look really good. I didn't see any dents, I didn't see any dings. Very nice. Has the heated power mirrors, blind spot monitoring, built in directional signals, and they are heated. Inside the limited package gives you the tan leather interior. There are no rips, there are no tears on the seats. They are in very nice condition. Does come with driver's side lumbar, factory all-weather floor mats, auto head lamps, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors, and memory driver's seat. Notice the nice wood-grain trim that wraps around the door onto the dash. The hop inside, check out the miles, radio, and everything that this Jeep has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one has 19,723 miles. You do get a digital speedometer right there, compass display, and you can change those corners on that 7-inch LCD display to read whatever you want. Has the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, or cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. You do get the 8.4 4C radio, AMFM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on here, and it does have the factory navigation as you can see.  You can check out your backup camera at pretty much any time, and then you have all your different apps, including off-road pages, projection manager, where you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. We actually did a demo on an 8.4 with Android Auto, if you want to check that out, that's in the upper right-hand part of the screen. Here are your off-road pages, they take a second to load, so while they're loading I'll show you that you can do the more tactile buttons and knobs for your climate and audio controls there. Parking sensors, start, stop capabilities, eco mode, sport mode, and stability control. There you go, the off-road page is loading, it's a Jeep thing you want to understand, and then you have your different stuff on those off-road pages including steering angle, you can see as I turn the steering wheel that changes, and then you have your pitch and roll, which is nice if you're doing off-roading, either your accessory gauges, you also have your select terrain, so I can change what terrain I'm in, and you can see that that turns to sand, snow, auto, mud, and all those different settings. And you have your latitude, longitude, and altitude, 8-speed automatic transmission, this is the Quadra Track 2 system with a neutral setting for flat towing, downhill assist control, and four-wheel drive low, and that's what I was turning to get all those different off-road settings on there. That wood grain trim wraps around the passenger side dash and door nicely, and the passenger side seat and floor mat are in excellent condition as well. No rips or tears on there, this vehicle's never been smoked in, and the headliner is in nice shape, you do get a power sunroof, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems, and map lights, SOS and assist buttons in that roofing mirror. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here, it does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Seats are in great shape, it does have the all-weather floor mats back here, you get 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in to USBs, and these seats do fall down for extra storage and you can see just how nice and flat they go for extra, which is nice when you haul extra things. Back doors are trimmed out the same way, and you do get child safety locks on the back doors, bottoms of the doors all look really good. And we'll start it up and take a look under the hood, really a nice ride, no check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you'll have been able to verify the quality and condition of this Jeep all the way around inside and out. 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Hi, hi everyone. My name is Isabel Galliera and I'm an art historian So I teach and I research about social-engaged art practice Delighted to be here. Thank you Simon for the kind invitation. So I'll get right to it I know we are very strict on time So socially engaged our practice and the institutions that support it have always been relevant And especially now in the era of the Anthropocene planetary environmental devastation starvation humiliation and Inequity a vivid image of the crisis of our time is the caravan currently en route From Honduras to the US border, which I'm sure that many of you have heard about in the news It began on October 13 and is currently around has currently around 5,000 people though it is really difficult to know the exact number and Includes women children traveling both by foot and also hitchhiking rides on trucks Depending on where you are getting your news people in the caravan are seen as fleeting poverty gang violence and persecution But on the other side the caravan is also seen as an invasion as President Trump called it according to a Washington Post article Trump also announced that the US would send around 5,000 troops to the border with Mexico to deal with the migrants whose arrival is rather difficult to estimate That caravan is outside the US, but there is currently one in the US Which is recently completing the 12-week tour around the US and it's a caravan of the TPS Initiative for justice that started in August this caravan Consisted consists over 50 TPS holders from countries such as El Salvador Honduras Haiti Nicaragua Sudan Nepal Somalia and It is an attempt to save the temporary protected status program that protects over 450,000 people from deportation Trump announced to terminate this program next year as part of his ongoing attacks against immigrant communities So while I was following these caravans in the news I was reminded of the work by Romanian artist Matei Bejanaro Hungarian artist Miklos Urhart Scottish artist Dominic Hyslop and Spanish artist Santiago Sierra I was reminded of all the pertinent social and political issues that have been and are at the core of socially engaged our practice the global Pension toward art as social practice has encompassed modes of art making theorized and discussed internationally since the early 90s as participatory relational collaborative dialogic community-based Social-political conscious forms of public art key writers include Suzanne Lacy Grandcaster clear Bishop Tom Finker pearl Nicholas Bouriot me on cone Shannon Jackson NATO Thompson and many others Certainly such practice that conceives art as catalyst for change is not new It has roots in early forms of avant-garde art such as Constructivism and the Bauhaus with their goal of marginal of merging art and life For example in Russia, especially during the peak years between 1917 and the early 1920s avant-garde artists were invited and supported by the newly installed Bolshevik political regime to take part in the transformation of a predominantly agrarian society Into an industrialized socialist economy led by the proletariat in the US socially engaged art is rooted in conceptualist Work by artists such as Alan Capro in the 1970s feminist initiatives that made use of performance and Paragogy as we see in the Holman house led by Miriam Shapiro and Judy Chicago in 1971 and then in the 1970s and 80s with the emergence of new genre public art in the work of Suzanne Lacy and Then the work of group material and Martha Rossler at the DR foundation which follows suit socially engaged art is also indebted to the confrontational approach practiced by institutional critique artists such as Andrea Frazier hunts Haka and Fred Wilson to name just a few So in my research and teaching I use the notion of socially engaged art as an umbrella term to include Self-organizing institutions site specific contemporary forms of art and exhibition making that unfold in public spaces Primarily urban but also rural over longer or shorter periods of time Some art forms are participatory meaning they can know they can ultimately be realized only through the physical involvement All by temporary of people other projects are collaborative meaning that they emerge from specific ways of working together among diverse individuals Others combine both participatory and collaborative strategies the participants and or collaborators in these artistic Practices vary from fellow artists curators and critics to audience members Anonymous passerby in public squares and members of specific marginalized communities such as immigrants Some projects aim to create harmonious collaborations Others aim to be antagonistic and confrontational Nevertheless these projects are the result of complex negotiation Dynamics unfolding among artists curators and funding institutions Despite their varied modes of critique and strategies of engagement They all share a desire to reclaim public life from current neoliberal ideologies in order to build inclusive public spheres as democratic forms within emerging or declining civil societies Such goals are especially vital under the pervasive influence of global neoliberalism Supported by increasingly Austo-cratic political regimes throughout the world to quote Historian Vitae Preshav the monsters have returned Revived by political leaders worldwide such as Trump Erdogan Orban Modi Madura our contemporary Conditions governed by the global neoliberalism emphasis on individual libertarianism Have continued to trigger increasing worldwide gaps between the rich and the poor environmental degradation communal and familiar separations the wild craze for profit accumulation through the regulation and outsourcing of Production to third world countries around the globe in order to exploit Load manufacturing costs are all sustained by the precarious conditions of the worker This implies for example short-term and or a part-time Part-time jobs health and pension insecurity long commutes and global migrations neoliberal forces there for control and organize life through various technologies of power Which Michael Foucault called bio power there are at the core of global migrations of people determined to Relocate and escape poverty gang violence environmental devastation So the migrants are the sacrifice for the failure and successes of neoliberalism Understood as both an ideological construction and an economical order Immigration has always been a controversial and despite decisive divisive political issue a number of contemporary socially engaged artists have approached it in various ways So I decided to highlight a few artists. It was a hard choice Or a difficult decision and their works because of their particular ways in which they closely work with situations and institutions to accomplish their project and Implicitly because of the questions they raise on the role of art institutions in our times of crisis When a black man is Involved in a dirty deed the belief of the Italians is that every black man is involved in a dirty deed The police can come into the market and ask for your document or passport and you can be deported What year do you think this was in? 2002 in Italy and this is James an immigrant from Nigeria to Italy Describing in an interview with the artist Miklos Erhardt and Dominic Hislop His experiences with practices of racial profiling that associate race with criminality Performed by the Turin police who considered the open market in Porta Palazzo One of the most difficult zones in the city from a security standpoint particularly In the Italian context markers of differential ordering of immigrant groups Had been based on a person's national affiliation Physical appearance or popular stereotypical notions produced and reproduced in the media or in discussions among Italians As a result Bangladesh immigrants are seen as street vendors African groups sell handbags Romanian and Albanian men are viewed as untrustworthy and part of mafia Writing in 2008 Flavia Stanley argued that the differential treatment of immigrant groups by Italian citizens Was motivated by a desire to protect their own European status from and against non-EU citizens Such informal patterns of everyday interactions have been regulated by Italy's institutionalized restrictive national legislation on immigration most vividly presented then by the 2002 bossifini law Italy's most highly restrictive reform since the fascist period such Exclusionary measures as those in Italy clearly support the notion of fortress Europe a term Chris shore used to indicate a tightening of EU borders against immigrants in the early 2000s and he was this fortress Europe that Erhardt and Hislop wanted to challenge and subvert in their socially engaged work called reroute It was created as part of their participation in the bank to Reno international Biennale of young artists It presented the engagement of the artist with 28 recent immigrants in the city of Turin He developed through a collaborative process that included several meetings and extended over a period of several months Only in part funded by the Biennale organizing institutions. So a bit about the process the how First the artist identified Participants by contacting a number of local organizations then beginning in December of 2001 They met with participants who were invited to trace their own version of the city a mental map based on their routes and effective Responses to specific urban places the artist gave each participant a blank sheet of white paper with only a dot in the center The symbolized Torino's Porta Nova train station the main entry point in the city for all immigrants an Interview based on their hand-drawn mental maps immediately followed and the artist gave each participant a camera in order for them to photograph and Illustrate the map with photos of the places the artist entered in contact with 20 organizations in Turin Serving the needs of the homeless and the immigrants once in Turin the Biennale office connected the artist with a public school Where immigrants learned Italian following this initial contact in a rather organic way the artist continued to establish Contacts with local social workers teachers political activists Culture organizations and support groups for immigrants that were willing to recommend artists to potential participants Engaging in a self-reflexive production of space Rear out became a platform for articulating an inclusive form of citizenship based on complex relational processes What temporal and spatial differences were continually in the gift negotiated between individuals? Through the collection of individual views where each of the self-narrated oral histories became part of the community of singular voices The artist disrupted the exclusionary and essentialist approach to immigrant populations Similar to Urhar then his loop but employing a different collaborative strategy Matei Beginato created work that participate in the social political debate on immigration that unfolded at the EU level In the first decades following the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 His two projects my arcs to buy in 2007 and travel guide conceived in 2005 Illustrated the effects of what writer subratta Bobby Barnagy called the power of necro Capitalism which describes the ways in which neoliberalism Exercises its power of control by not only allowing and determining people's way of living but also their modes of dying in his video marks to buy Beginato narrates the 1996 tragic death of three Romanian immigrants thrown off board of a Taiwanese Transportation ship at one level the negro Necro capital is localized in the cumulative Circumstances encountered in their country that provoke the three young Romanians to attempt to cross the Atlantic over to Canada By embarking illegally on board the ship and hiding in air sealed shipping containers at another level Necropolitical emerges In the unhesitant decision of the ship captain to get rid of the bodies out of fear of losing his job upon public Revelation of that illegal immigrant bodies on his ship It is the very condition of legality of living as a marginalized Citizen as an impoverished European post-communist nation Restricted by a complex web of legal requirements to travel or work in other countries Which contributes to an alienation of life and an acceleration of actual death In 2000 Etienne Bali Barr spoke of a European apartheid that exists Simultaneously with the notion of European citizenship it implies that immigrant population on the EU territory Coming most often from African countries and also Eastern Europe Are constituted it as inferior in rights and dignity Subject to violent forms of security control and forced to live on the border neither absolutely inside nor totally outside Beginaros travel guide was conceived in 2005 before Romania joined the EU when its citizens were not able to travel to UK without visa and because of that sound I'm gonna skip over the Spanish artist and I'm gonna Relate my conclusion so even from these projects Social engage artists seek to endanger dialogue on pertinent social and political issues and to try to foster resilient communities They focus on difference division inequality in society They raise questions on the relation between ethics and aesthetics on the role of art the art institution and art organization in our time They are process Site and time-based and often by the very process of interaction and negotiation with particular community This is what becomes the art medium and by its very nature such art forms are hybrid cross-disciplinary and in their aims They aim to bring forward the uncomfortable and neglected issues of our society


I'd like to start by telling you about one of the single most transformative experiences of my life. It happened ten years ago and it was the moment when I decided to learn how to make soil. So what I did was I got some pallets together that had been left somewhere in the city and I nailed them together and I put my food waste in there which wasn't much, just a single guy and I realized I would need a lot more. So I went door to door, knocked on my neighbors doors and said, would you help me, I need your food waste. And they say, the stuff I put in the garbage, I say, yeah, but apparently it's not garbage. What I'm reading out there is it can turn back into living soil.  And what happened next is it, what happened next blew our minds really, turns out that what we had considered garbage and trash was quickly revealing itself to us to be the living planet itself.  And watching that process didn't just blow our minds, it changed our behavior. There were people there who suddenly said, I can't believe my parents have been, they're still throwing their food in the garbage. I've got to go build a compost bin for them. The students who participated said, we have to get our university cafeteria composting all of its food waste. I don't know what's happening to it. They lobby the student government, they may change us on campus. Three of the guys, three of my neighbors, when I checked in two years later, they had started what is now one of America's largest composting pickup services. People changed what they did with the rest of their lives from this simple humble experience. And it's taken me 10 years to really reflect on it and think, why was that simple act so powerful? I think one unusual thing is I put this bin in a really public place in the front yard where my neighbors could all see it. And then I didn't guilt them into trying to change their behavior. I didn't say, hey, stop wrecking the planet. I said, I need your help. I need your help making soil. And then I took care of almost everything else. I didn't realize it at the time, but I was modeling a new, what I believe is a new role in our society or an old role that needs to scale, and that was I became the neighborhood soil maker. All I really asked them to do was to bring their food waste, dig it into the heap, sprinkle some leaves on it. And that was enough. That was enough participation for them to get what was going on. And we made soil out of everything, meat, grease, bones, greasy pizza boxes, blue jeans. I mean, there wasn't anything just about that a microbe couldn't turn back into the living planet itself. The other reason this was so powerful is because it completed a feedback loop. So many of us here were so educated. We've got degrees. We've got experiences. What we don't have are a lot of complete feedback loops of what it means to live on a living planet. We live in a box and bin culture. We click a button on the internet. A box shows up on a doorstep. We play with it for a while or it breaks. And then we throw it in a bin and somebody takes it away. And no matter how smart we are without complete feedback loops, it's not dawning on us that the products we're consuming are made out of the planet itself. They consume the planet. We don't see that the planet is again consumed to make space for the land fills. But if you can complete feedback loops in our environment, in our mind, our mind updates automatically. We change our behavior. The more I reflected on it, the more I realized that this was the only regenerative act we had actually ever witnessed, let alone participated in. Recycling doesn't do it. Driving a electric car doesn't do it. That stuff is great, but that's just damage control. But taking our food waste and watching it turn back into living soil was a truly regenerative act. For many of us it became a sacred act. The bin itself became like an altar and the food waste we brought became our offering and what happened next became very sacred to us. When we touched the living soil, the microbes in the soil spoke to us and what did they say? They just said, I'm alive. And we began to realize the whole planet is alive. That does wonders for depression. You realize you are truly not alone. I would say ultimately all of this came together and shifted our consciousness, gave us a new type of consciousness, gave us the ability to see that the planet was alive and then we no longer needed to be chased around with charts and graphs and scary statistics, we could tell the planet was alive and we simply wanted to be kind to it. That was 10 years ago. I've just finished one entrepreneurial journey and I've been looking for the next and when I look around at the situation today I see we have a carbon problem. There's a lot of carbon in the air, belongs in the grounds. We have nutrient loss. Every week you go to the grocery store, the food is less nutritious than the week you went there before. It's a topsoil crisis. The UN says in 60 years we won't have any farming left because the whole system will have to stabilize so much from topsoil loss. We have mental health issues. I'm tired of going. Every city I visit, if I turn down the wrong alley, I find people sleeping on the street, rocking back and forth in some kind of personal hell. That's got to stop. And what about this economy? Keep talking about a regenerative economy. Right now the economy, 99.9% of it destroys the planet. Makes a lot of fun stuff, I know, but it's not good for the planet. Where's the regenerative economy? I can't even find a single regenerative job yet. So in general I think human race has become rather disempowered and afraid. We've got to have a tangible step that we can actually take together and when I look for that I think back to when I was making soil with my neighbors. If enough of us get together and make soil together, we can draw that carbon back down out of the atmosphere. Currently nearly 2 billion tons of food waste rots in landfills or on the grounds releasing methane, which is even worse greenhouse gas, putting that CO2 in the air. We make soil together. We put the topsoil back together. It literally turns into topsoil, folks. You watch it. The missing topsoil is your food waste. It turns back into soil. The nutrients go back on the ground. We build community around that activity that heals the mind and it creates a new livelihood for us. One of the first regenerative jobs that can go mainstream. Real briefly here I want to talk about rights of nature. It's beautiful, the river and the mountain, that they're getting personhood. But the nature that each of us comes into contact each day is on our plates. What about the rights of nature on your plate? When we take that food waste and put it in the garbage, we are literally treating the planet like garbage. And that's got to stop. It undermines everything else we're trying to do if we're personally treating the planet like garbage. And if you reverse that, if you make soil out of that, yourself and with your neighbors, it will go on to support all the beautiful work that all of you are trying to do, I promise. So I am literally suggesting that millions of us make soil together. Millions of people get together to do all kinds of things. They get together to watch sports and drink beer. Why can't they get together to make soil too? I believe it can happen. We know that technology can change our behavior drastically and get hundreds of millions of people to adopt new lifestyles and new behaviors. And that's what makesoil.org is all about. Right there we help people step into the new identity of being a soil maker, where you can make soil with your neighbors. It is a decentralized approach, not because it involves a blockchain, because it involves you, involves all of us making soil together. And why wouldn't it be a decentralized solution? Because it's a decentralized problem. The problem is us, folks, and the way we're living. The solution is us in changing that. We've just been missing a few ingredients to change our behavior, but we've brought all those ingredients together at makesoil.org. So no more vague action steps. We're offering a clear action step, become a soil maker, or find one near you. Soil making is our unique contribution. No other animal can make soil the way that we can. We're currently the single most destructive animal on the planet. We could be the single most regenerative. We've just been missing a few ingredients, and we're going to bring that together on this platform. So in closing, stop waiting for government to fix our problems, stop waiting for science, or some new invention to save us. No more wondering what to do, how to do it, or who's going to do it. Let's make soil together. Thank you.


Around Dodge City and in the territory on West, there's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers, and that's with the U.S. Marshal and the smell of gun smoke. Gun smoke, starring William Conrad, the story of the violence that moved West with Young America, and the story of a man who moved with it. I'm that man, Matt Dillon, the United States Marshal. The first man they look for and the last they want to meet. It's a chancey job, and it makes a man watchful, and a little lonely. Late Wednesday or early Thursday? Well, don't you worry about nothing. I think it should be pretty quiet with the prisoner going. Might even have time with a little housekeeping around here for a change. Well, no, I set this place out from front to back just yesterday. I know.  No, Mr. Dillon. Never mind. All right, come on, Skaglow. We've got to get started. I ain't no hurry. Maybe you're not, but I am. I promise to sheriff in a haved city I'd have you there by noon tomorrow. All right, let's go. Mount up. Aren't you going to take the cuffs off? Uh-huh. At noon tomorrow, and I'll get up in that shuttle. And Chester, don't take things too easy. Oh, yes, sir. No, sir, I won't. All right. Bye, Mr. Dillon. Was that the marshal just rode off? Yes, it was. Oh, what time will he be back? What time? Well, if you'd asked me what day, it'd be a better question. This is serious, young man. How long will the marshal be out of town? Well, I expect him back of a Wednesday or Thursday. Oh, I'll probably be dead by then. Dead? Uh, look, Mr. I'm Mr. Dillon's assistant, and if you're in trouble... Are you good with the gun? Well, sure. Oh, I mean, I'd be as good as Mr. Dillon, but I do all right. I'm not sure if you're better telling all this to the marshal. Oh, what?  I have to trust you. Can we talk inside? Well, of course. You can come in. Oh, what's this about? Here's my card. Professor Albert Cramston, doctor of M-E-T-A-L-L... Well, that sounds pretty important, but it don't sound very dangerous. Well, believe me, son, it is dangerous if the syndicate has put a price on your head. Syndicate? The silver syndicate in San Francisco. You know, all those millionaire fellas who own the mines. Oh, them fellas. Well, why should they want you dead? I don't want to tell you too much because it'd be dangerous information for you to have, but I will tell you this. They've hired eight killers to track me down, and the one who catches up with me gets $10,000 for the job. Well, is any of them eight men in dodge now? I don't know. I don't know who they are or what they look like. I just know they mean to get me. Well, man, there's anything I can do. Professor Albert, thank you, son. And I just want to say keep your gun close by because the welfare of your country and mine may be resting in your hands. Robert, somehow I never thought I'd see you two drinking at the same table. Sit down, Miss Giddish. Join us for a farewell drink. I'd love to. I'll let the long brand stand this round. Sam, two whiskeys, one beer. By the way, Miss Giddish, I understand Mr. Durgan bought out your shop, Wilbur. That's right, for $1,500. And you're leaving dodge in the morning? You're right again for San Francisco. And to be perfectly honest about the only thing I'll miss is dropping in here to the long brand. Here's your drinks, Miss Giddish. Thanks, Sam. Miss Giddish. See that little old fella by the bar there? The kind of fussy looking little man? Yeah, yeah. What about him? He keeps borrowing dimes from the customers. Sam, you know we don't allow panhandling in here. Well, he pays them back. What? Yeah, three times now, I've seen him. He borrows a dime, he leaves, comes back, buys a drink with a silver dollar, takes his chains and pays back the dime. Well, you worry about it, Sam. I'm going upstairs for a while. I've got some bills to go over. Excuse me, boy. Sure, Miss Giddish, sure. And if I don't see you before you leave, Wilbert, good luck. Well, thank you, Miss Kitty. Did you hear what Sam said about that little fella? Yeah. Sure sounds crazy. Why would anybody do that? I think we're going to find out. Excuse me, gentlemen. I wonder if either of you would be so kind as to let me attend Cent Peace. Why, I think that could be arranged, don't you, Wilbert? Yeah, I think so. Here you are. Oh, thank you. I'll return it shortly. I wonder where that little geezer's going. I don't know. Well, Sam said he keeps coming back with a silver dollar. Maybe we ought to follow him. Maybe we ought to. Janet, I'm worried about the church supper, Mother. I promised I'd make the chicken pies, but the way I felt lately with headache and muscular aches and pains, I don't feel up to it. I don't wonder what that does comfort. Better do something about it. Try Don's pills. Good advice. That's Don's pills, an analgesic and mild diuretic to the kidneys. Nagging backache, also headache, dizziness and muscular aches and pains, may come on with overexertion, emotional upsets, or everyday stress and strain. Don's pain-relieving action is often the answer, and they also offer mild diuretic action through the kidneys. So if nagging backache is making you feel worn out, tired and miserable, with restless, sleepless nights, don't wait. Try Don's pills. Use successfully by millions for over 60 years. See if they don't bring you the same welcome relief. Get Don's pills today to save money by Don's big economy size. Is that him? Yeah. Don't follow too close. Your shop? Need a lot? What for? There's nothing in there. I hold every last speck over to your place. My own stuff's already in my wagon. What are you supposed to be doing in there? Well, I'll go in and ask. No, no way. Let's sneak up on him. He might find out something. I didn't board up the side window between the buildings. Maybe we can see him through there. The lantern. You suppose he's planning to sleep in there? I don't know. What's that thing on the back counter? I didn't leave nothing like that.  Looks like some kind of machine. There's something crooked here, and we're going to get us a reward. Let's get the front door grabbed when it comes out. You get on that side, and I'll stay here in a week for him to come out. That's Chester. We've got to get rid of him. Why? Because if he is in on it, there won't be no reward. Oh, you know what? There's him and got me. Chester? Yep. Chester, just taking a last look at the old shop. Oh, yeah. That's right. You're leaving town tomorrow. I sure do wish you luck, Wilbur. Thank you, Chester. Well, Chester, I suppose you have to get on with your rounds, be in a peace officer and all. Ah, things are kind of quiet tonight, so mostly what I'm doing is getting me a little exercise before I go to bed. Well, good night, Chester. Good night. Good night, Chester. We grab this fella. Try to cover his mouth so he can't hear. He's coming. Get ready. Hold him. I got him. I got him back into the shop. We got him, Chester. Come on in. He gets the reward. Let him go, Wilbur. Don't you do it, Wilbur, till he agrees about the reward. There's a reward. You can have it. You shoot him. You shoot him. Whose side are you on, Chester? No, no, no. Look, Professor, these two fellas ain't killers. They ain't from that Seneca thing. They're just Mr. Durgle and Mr. Gatsby. Oh, well, that's certainly a relief. Well, what about him? Who's he? Professor Albert Cramson, gentlemen, late of San Francisco. Pleased to make your acquaintance. Howdy. Howdy. We were watching through the window there, and you sure looked suspicious to us. Oh, well, I can certainly understand that.  I sure do. Me, too. I'm kind of curious about this myself. But first, I have to ask you, are all of you natural-born citizens of the USA? Well, of course. And are none of you or in the employ of a foreign government? You mean like Europe or France or one of them towns? That's what I mean. Well, now that's silly. Well, I won't even have nothing to do with foreigners, me neither. Well, I've got to ask those questions. And one more. It's the good of our duly constituted government depended on your keeping a secret.  Sure. Yeah, of course. All right.  I'll explain it to you step-by-step as I go along, and if you have any questions, don't hesitate. You just speak right up. Well, man, this is awesome. It's like, what does that thing do? You won't believe your eyes, Mr. Proudfort. Would one of you contribute a dime to this demonstration? I got one. I got one. I'll take all three of them. And then you each have a permanent memento, a reminder that you were among the first to witness the results of my discovery. I'll use your dime first, Mr. Proudfort. Chester. Oh, all right, Chester. Now, put the dime in this funnel here at the top. Now, you count to three slowly. One. Two. Three. Fine, fine.  Turn this little spigot to admit three drops of mercury. That's quick silver. And turn the crank one more time. And there we are. Now, you see that lever there, Chester? On the bottom toward the front. Yes, sir. What am I? I'm going to reach over and pull it. Well, now, I ain't sure if there's a way. You just pull it. Well, I know, but... No. Well, I don't think that's a silver dollar. I told you, you wouldn't believe it. You can take that cartwheel to the bank tomorrow and they'll tell you it's real. Oh, it's real enough, but I... But how is it done? It's really very simple once you understand the physical principle. It has to do with what I call induced porosity. Once you make that dime porous, like a sponge, all you have to do is introduce a little quick silver to fill in the holes and the chemical process of expansion is automatic. Well, that's clear enough. Oh, yeah. Sure. But why do you have to use dime? I'm glad you asked that question. You see, the ratio of the weight of one dime to three drops of mercury produces an expansion of exactly 10. Well... Follow me. That means this particular formula in this machine extends silver in size and weight in multiples of 10. Oh. Hello. The logical raw material is the little thin dime. If you used half dollars or even quarters, the end product would be clumsy, large, and bulky. Besides, you ever heard of a five-dollar silver piece? A couple of those would weigh you down like a pack. Oh, you're sure right there. No, you couldn't have any bigger than that. Why, anybody can see that.  Oh, no. How about you, fellow? No, it's real clear to me. Me too, but... But what? I would like to see that thing work again. So would I. All right. But this time, you turn the crank, Mr. Gatsby. Four times? Yes, but not till I tell you who. You ready? Yep. All right, now put in the dime. One, two, three. Now. What? Now, turn it, turn it. Oh. All right, that's right. Now three drops of quick server. There. And I turn the crank once more. Right.  Is it ready now? It should be. Well, whatever. Oh, God, I did it. Well, that sure is surprising. It sure is. It sure is. Can I try it? Now, I haven't had a turn. Can I try the whole thing? Well, I'd like to accommodate you, but I think I'd better cover it up and put it away before someone trustworthy person finds out what we're doing in here. Well, why don't you come have a drink with us, Professor? Yeah, we'd be proud to have you at our table. Well, that's very kind of you gentlemen, but I do have a few little things I must do. If I finish in time, I may join you at the long branch. Well, whatever you say. Anyway, a pleasure meeting you. Yes, it was. Good night, sir. Good night, gentlemen. Good night. Good night. And the pleasure was all mine. Hi, this is Dennis James. Say, remember way back when this melody was popular? There's something very special about a longtime favorite, isn't there? Well, folks feel the same way about one of Kellogg's favorites, Kellogg's Allbrand. Going on 41 years now, it's been America's most popular good food way to fight irregularity from lack of bulk. Because it's whole brand, Kellogg's Allbrand gentles away irregularity safely and reliably. And because it's deep toasted for extra crispness, it never gets mushy in milk. There's only one Allbrand, Kellogg's Allbrand. That's A-L-B-R-A-N. Kellogg's Allbrand. I just can't get over it. Neither can I. You know, if a fella could just own one of them machines or maybe even rent it for just a month, what think all the good you could do? Yeah, well, you could build churches and help the poor people. That sure would be wonderful. Then after you did all those things, you could even take a little for yourself. Well, there's no reason not to. If a fella didn't get greedy, that's right. You suppose he would sell it? Well, I doubt that. I couldn't do nothing about it even if he would. You don't suppose he'd consider $1,500? $1,500 would be more like him. Anyway, I don't think so. Gentlemen, I can't tell you how glad I am that you're still here. What's the matter? Something's come up. May I sit down, please? Of course. Go right ahead. What's the matter? I just got word that they know where I am. The Silver Syndicate? And their killers are closing in. How many are they? I don't know. Could be just one. Could be all of them. Oh, I sure do wish Mr. John was here. But he isn't. So I've had to come to a decision. I'm taking the train east early tomorrow, 8 o'clock. But I need your help, all of you. What do you want us to do?  Destroy it? You mean bust? I mean blow it to bits. So there isn't the slightest chance of anyone piecing it together and figuring out how it was made. That would be a terrible thing. Sure it was. Just a minute gentlemen. I understand your concern, but it's not quite as bad as it sounds. How's that? Well if I get to Washington alive, I can build another. If I don't, not only will I be dead, but my discovery will be lost to the government. I'll begin to see what you mean. Oh yeah. If you can make up another and when you get there, you'll be an awful lot safer traveling without this one. Then I can count on your help. Oh sure. In what way?  But when you're dealing with Washington, you can't do things just like that, no sir. Now see if you can understand my problem. Now let's say you're the government. You know I have this machine. I've told you I'm bringing it to you, then I show up without it. You ask me where it is and I say I blew it up and you say to me, prove it. Prove you didn't sell it to somebody, but I can't prove it. So you convict me of treason, coming up against a wall, facing a fire, that's the end of Professor Graham's story. Well that'd be awkward, it's sure a word, but what can we do? You can be witnesses. Witnesses? If three honest citizens signed an affidavit that they saw the machine blown up, they'd have to believe me. Would you be willing to do that? I certainly not asking very much. No, especially since you were so nice about sharing your secret. I was planning to pull out early tomorrow, but there ain't no reason I can't wait to witness that. Now there's one other thing. What's that? Well I've got it all created, and only the four of us know where it is, so I'm sure it'll be safe there till morning. Can I count on you? Of course you can. We'll do it just like you said. I don't know how to thank you gentlemen, but when I tell the government what you've done for your country, you can be sure the U.S. Treasury will find some way of rewarding you for your services. Well, I'll be at the Dodge House if any of you need me. This ought to be far enough in town. Just pull off the trail there and we'll unload it. All right, Chester. Yup. Hope it will, Burton. I'll slide the crate back to you. Just a minute. Let me help you fellas. Far enough. You and me can lift it down, Chester. So we can move it under the sea here. Yeah. Now look, we can just pop up one end of this rock and slide the bundles right underneath. Here. Well, that should work just fine. Yeah. Oh, it's real nice and snug and all. If you want to uncoil a roll of fuses, Wilbert, I'll turn wagon round and drive back down the trail. All right. I figured 20 feet of this would give us plenty of time to get out of the way. Oh, sure. String it out. We'll light it and keep right on moving. That guess is far enough for a wagon? Yeah, that's good. That's all over it, Chester. You ready to move? Anytime. All right. All right. All right. You ready to move? Anytime. Here it goes then. Come on. I'm coming. Plenty of time. Oh, you keep a good hold on them horses. There's good five feet left before she blows. That did it. All right. Jim ain't nobody going to get the professor's machine now. Oh, he sure won't. Well, all we have to do is get back on the dodge and sign that paper. Get on up on the wagon, Wilbert. We'll get going. Come on. Let's go. All right. Alongside you fellas, we can stop by the office. The professor sure will be happy. It all went so good. Yeah. I sure hated to do it, though. That machine. Here, buddy. Keep it up. You see where that comes from? Cut barrel on that rise. I'm here.  You get Wilbert into dodge. All right after he hits you. You'll never catch him. I can try. You get going. I'll meet you in town. Blame it yet, Chester. The professor is taking in people a lot brighter than you are. If he'd have tried to sell that machine, I would have got suspicious, but he didn't. I don't know a thing like this. People sell themselves. And you can be sure he got through to somebody. Or Gatsby and Durgan wouldn't be laying up in docks office with each other's bullets in them. It all went over my head. Machines like that have been fooling people since the first day men stopped trading buckskins for flour and started using money. And as long as there's a man alive looking for something for nothing, it'll go right on working. Exposed? Matt. Yeah, Doc. If you want to talk to Durgan, you better do it now. All right. Come on, Chester. What about Gatsby? He never came out of it. He died a half an hour ago. You sure doesn't make much sense, does it? A few killings do. Well, if you, Marshall, you're not laughing at me, are you? No, I'm not laughing. It's something you want to tell me. Not much to tell. The stakes were big, but I lost. So what were the stakes? Didn't Chester tell you? And he told me about the silver extender. He said, you blew that up. That's what Chester was supposed to think. That's what I was supposed to think. But I knew better. But it wasn't on that crank. No, it was just scrap iron. Gatsby had the machine. What? Sure. In fact, we left the long brains last night. Gatsby snuck back and made a deal with the professor. He bought that machine with my money. Wouldn't go partner. Use the money I get and wouldn't go partner. Why, Marshall, a hundred men could have got rich with that thing just using it an hour a day. He had to have it all. Couldn't share. Or is it not?  Is that what you want? That's what I want. It's under the work counter in the back of my store. You know, a thing like that may be all right for the government, but it ain't for the people. The professor should have known that. I think maybe he didn't. What do you mean? Nothing. Anything else you want me to know? That's about all except about the gunman on the hill that hit Gatsby. What about him? I didn't hire him. Gatsby did. To shoot me. He just picked a man with a bad aim. So Gatsby got it in the shoulder. I think that's kind of funny. Gatsby tell you this? He did. When? Soon as Chester rode off after the gunman pulled his own gun to do the job himself. Then you shot himself in the face. You might say that, yeah, but I'll be honest with you though, Marshal. Yeah.  You won't forget your promise. No, I am. I'll blow up the machine. You want me to send Doc back in? No reason to. So long, Marshal. How long make you doing it? About the silver extended. You know, Chester doesn't have the heart. I don't think I would either. You know, even when he's wrong, if a man has to die, likes to feel he's died for something, and if he dies for nothing, I don't want to be the one to let him know. Get the really light refreshment. This is where I talk, Kay. Get the really light refreshment. That's Pepsi Cola, of course. I just wanted to say be sociable, Charlie. Of course, Kay. Be sociable. Have a Pepsi on the road or at home. It always refreshes without filling. Charlie. Pick up extra cartons now. Pepsi is so delicious, it goes fast. That's why you should keep plenty of Pepsi on hand. Maybe I'd better sing. Be sure to say keep Pepsi handy. Yes, Charlie. But the song says it sociably. Be sociable. Long story. What Kay means is, get plenty of Pepsi next time you shop. Oh, yes. Gun smoke. Produced and directed in Hollywood by Norman McDonald, stars William Conrad as Matt Dillon, U.S. Marshall. The story was specially written for Gun Smoke by Vic Perron with editorial supervision by John Messon. Featured in the cast were Joseph Kearns, Vic Perron, Harry Bartell, and Jack Moyle. Farley Baer is Chester, Howard McNeer is Doc, and Georgia Ellis is Kitty. This is George Walsh inviting you to join us again next week when CBS Radio presents another story on Gun Smoke. This is WBT Radio in Charlotte, North Carolina.


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