Intimacy is often associated with sex because being intimate is seen as being physically close to someone else. However, there are other forms of intimacy that don't involve sex or touch at all, such as emotional, intellectual, experiential, and spiritual intimacy that is just as important to a relationship as the physical kind. All these types of intimacy can help strengthen healthy relationships, but sometimes you might notice yourself or your partner avoiding or being unable to be as close as you want to be. Perhaps they're anxious about being so open or afraid to show their insecurities with you. If you're curious to know why you or your partner may be avoiding intimacy, here are seven reasons why we avoid intimacy. Rejection and Engulfment One reason why you may avoid intimacy may have to do with fears of rejection and engulfment. This means that you're afraid of possibly being controlled, dominated, or losing yourself in your relationship. According to psychologist Dr. Margaret Paul, co-founder of Inner Bonding, most people have underlying false beliefs that, when triggered in their relationship, cause fears that lead to controlling, protective, and avoidant behavior. These false beliefs may involve believing that you're not enough for your partner or that you need to give up part of yourself for your relationship. In cases like this, communication is key. When you're open to learning about you and your partner's fears and underlying false beliefs, your relationship becomes an ever-evolving one, and that's a good thing. Fear of Abandonment Most people who identify with fearing abandonment have an insecure attachment style. Psychotherapist Shaman Ajahn states that this can become a hindrance to making deep, emotional, and intimate connections with a partner. Similarly, according to holistic psychologist Nicole Lippen-Barrell, having an insecure attachment style may lead to anxieties about whether or not your own needs and desires can be met. You may expect the other person to abandon and hurt you in some way. Lippen-Barrell even said, typically these attachment styles, if unresolved, play out in adulthood. For instance, if you were a clingy child, you'll generally be clingy towards a romantic partner later. Or if you've learned that you can't rely on your caregiver, you may end up being unable to rely on a partner as an adult. Avoidant Personality Disorder According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition, the SM-5, Avoidant Personality Disorder is characterized by extreme avoidance of social interaction, driven by fears of rejection and feeling of interpersonal inadequacy. I'm sure a lot of us can relate to feeling like this, right? This could be why many are anxious. According to psychologist Maria Andretis, this disorder is a combination of both genetic and environmental factors. Studies have shown that Avoidant Personality Disorder is positively correlated with neuroticism and has a negative relationship with extroversion. This suggests that these people tend to be more anxious, fearful, and understandably more introverted and closed off.  Skip to the next point if you think this might trigger you. Childhood Sexual Abuse According to therapist Wendy Maltz's definition, sexual abuse occurs whenever one person dominates and exploits another by means of sexual activity or suggestion. Survivors of sexual abuse may experience difficulties with trust, have a fear of intimacy, a fear of being different, and have difficulty establishing interpersonal boundaries in relationships. In these cases, it's important to keep the lines of communication open with your partner and perhaps consider therapy as an option to help deal with these childhood traumas. Previous Abuse Fear of intimacy can also stem from emotional and physical abuse which is committed against intimate partners, current or former spouses, boyfriends, and girlfriends. Emotional abuse can include verbal assault, dominance, control, isolation, ridicule, or the use of intimate knowledge for degradation. It impacts the mental health and well-being of the victim, and it is often a precursor to physical abuse. There's a high correlation between physical and emotional abuse in batterer populations, and verbal abuse early in a relationship predicts subsequent physical abuse. Children who are emotionally abused may grow into adults who fear ridicule or verbal abuse if they share anything with others, which can lead to an inability to share and be vulnerable in adult relationships due to these anxieties and fears. If this is familiar at all, please reach out to a qualified healthcare provider or mental health professional if you're struggling. Parental Neglect According to licensed clinical psychologist Ayanna Abrams, a person's attachment style is the way they behave in a relationship based on the way they were cared for as a child. Abrams notes that not feeling secure in your relationship with your parent or caregiver can lead to three different types of attachment styles, avoidant, anxious, or disorganized. If you have an avoidant attachment style, you typically avoid intimacy, and this is often due to caregivers being largely unavailable. One study published in the International Journal of Sexual Health found having unavailable parents might even lead to sexual difficulties later in life. Those with an anxious attachment style tend to crave intimacy. It usually forms when a child has inconsistent caregivers, who are not always there for them. If you have a disorganized attachment style, you tend to both crave intimacy and avoid it. This tends to occur when a child grows up afraid of their caregiver. That's why it's also called fearful avoidant attachment, and it's been linked to poor coping skills, erratic behavior, and difficult or volatile relationships. Separation and Overdependence Do you tend to call your parents for advice when something goes wrong in your relationships? It's possible that the effects of a close relationship with your parents may influence the quality of your romantic relationship.  Develop awareness of your separate identity, and attain relatively autonomous status. Psychiatrist Helm Sterlin noted that a very close relationship with parents may actually end up hindering romantic relationships in adolescence. Fear of intimacy, as we've explained, is due to anxiety caused by a variety of reasons. The fear could also lead to depression, because as human beings, we are emotionally and psychologically wired for social connection and closeness. Could you relate to any of these points? Let us know in the comments. 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Hi, this is Dr. Ruscio. I'm here with Laura and she's had some good results in the clinic So I wanted to kind of take a moment talk with her and get her perspective on things So tell us a little bit about how you were feeling when you first came in. I was feeling Not at an optimal health. I had spikes during the day in terms of maybe a little bit too much frantic energy and then Then feeling depleted. I was having trouble losing weight. In fact, I was gaining weight regardless of how I altered my diet I had a lot of problems with sleep Usually I would wake up in the middle of the night and Around two in the morning and not be able to go back to sleep. It's not fun. I know right wasn't fun It was really affecting the quality of my life. Sure sure and then arthritis. I have yes I have arthritis in my hands and a little bit in one knee and Those really affect the way I feel so if If I could find a way to get rid of the arthritis at least keep it under control. That's important. Sure sure and so She came in eating a fairly healthy diet Definitely you were taking steps to try to use healthy as you could But definitely a diet that was hiring grains and some other inflammatory food And so I think it was a little bit of a Kind of news for you to think that some of the foods that you thought were really healthy may have been a little bit counterproductive, but we decided to do a dietary experiment And in conjunction with that we did some lab work and we did find Hashimoto's so there was some thyroid information So we did some work with with her diet We put her on the the autoimmune paleo diet And we did some work to help with her thyroid hormone conversion to put the information out in her thyroid gland And then we also did some other support for some of her other hormones and you responded really really well So tell us a little bit about the change that you've seen in only about two months now. Well First of all, I'll just say that all came as a surprise. I had no idea that I had I Knew that I had a thyroid condition That I was hypothyroid, but I had no idea that it was as significant a problem as that And I also did not relate what I was eating to that. So putting those two things together. I think was really critical. Sure I thought I would have a lot of trouble with the elimination diet because Essentially, we were taking out almost everything your samples. Yes, my dietary staples And I thought I'll never be able to do this. But in fact, I found it Very easy after the first couple of days as long as I planned and had the foods that I needed I always felt Satisfied I never felt hungry and I've now been on that diet for two months and feeling really good on it It regulated everything. So I don't feel deprived, which is really important when you're trying to change your eating habits I've lost about a pound a week. So it's been about eight pounds of loss, which for me is a lot Yeah, if you can't tell in the camera. She's not a she's a shorter shorter gal. So that's for your frame That's that's a fair amount of weight weight and I have a ways to go But it's been really a good way to lose weight very steady. Sure not precipitous where you sort of feel I don't even know what the word is, but it feels really steady I'm sleeping. Well, boy that counts for almost everything I thought I was fated to be an insomniac for the rest of my life But I'm now sleeping through the night most nights every once in a while I'm up, but by far my sleep has improved I would say my sense of well-being my energy level everything's kind of More regulated. I just feel The quality of my life has gone up a lot and I'm no longer feeling pain in my knee. Good and Less stiffness in my hands, which is where I had fairly significant arthritis Good. So yes, she's done really really well and One of the things that you've probably heard me talk about is this conservative Model of functional medicine where we don't do a ton of testing and a ton of treatment. So With her we've done just some preliminary stuff and that's gotten a lot of result and now we have some other things We we may want to investigate with lab work, but we just had the conversation of Let's see how much more she continues to improve with our current plan And then when we follow up if she's not all the way where we want her to be Then we can do the testing, but if she's feeling great There's no need to do the testing and we can just let her go off and live her life And I think that's probably gonna be how it's gonna be. It's fairly short Inexpensive process where we got right to the root of the problem. You're feeling better and I can go enjoy the nice sunny day And it is very empowering. I think yeah, we were just talking earlier about the importance as you age and I'm 67 so I'm You have to get used to change things changing your body One of the things that's really important is to have a sense that you've got some control over what's going on This made such major changes in my life that I realized I had attributed things to aging that actually weren't aging Yeah, they were just you know things not being functionally well. Sure. So now that that's Been addressed really successfully. I have a really different idea about what's going on with myself And I don't feel I feel younger and freer good good. So she's not great I'll continue to share these cases with you guys and thank you so much for taking a moment to talk


So, students in this module, I will discuss briefly of course normalization. If you recall that in the previous module, number 103, we ended at normalization and the purpose of normalization was to efficient make efficient database access to enhance the performance. And of course, we will be looking at the normal forms which are there when we perform this normalization. So, let's look at that. So, we have of course, there are five normal forms and then there are additional ones also. I'll cover the basic four ones in this module. So, why we do normalization? Let's explain it to you using certain examples and then things would be clear to you. Okay, first normal form. Now, look at this simple table layout over here. So, why we have this table layout? Because say for example, people come for appointment, it's a doctor's database, and people come for appointment and this appointment is based upon the time and the location and the title. Of course, that doctor has different clinics at different locations. Okay, and the title is that for which job that person is coming for which kind of a treatment. Now, what is evident from table one table one is very this is very basic kind of a table to store is that there are repeating groups over here. We have this, this is getting repeated. This is getting repeated over here. So, this is a lot of wastage of space. So, this is one reason why we need to have the first normal form. Then is if we if we are looking to perform a search. Now, the thing is that if we are doing a search, say for example on name is equal to X, okay. Now, there can be multiple people who might be having this kind this X over here, okay, there can be multiple people. So, which X are we talking about? The big question mark over here. What happens that everybody comes up with their own solutions. So, there are diversity of solutions and those diversity is not very formal and the end user can make some suggestions or some people say put multiple values in a column which is against their relational model and so on. So, the most the best solution is or the right solution is two tables. Okay. So, we have this table over here and we have this table over here. And as you can see over here is that there is no limit. We don't have to assign any space over here. Okay, we don't say that for 10 appointments, okay. Or say for 50 appointments or like five appointments. So, the number of appointments can can vary. So, these are just those rows are added in this appointment database. And over here, we have this name of that person which was X over here, right. So, there is no ambiguity why there is no ambiguity because now we have the sequence number over here. And that sequence number is the primary key. That is the unique base upon which we can combine these tables. So, that is why we need the first normal phone. Now, what happens is that there are many instances. There are many examples. There are many cases that we cannot place the data in very nicely in the type of the solution I showed you in the last slide, okay. So, not all databases can be organized as in the table two, okay. Now, what would be the example of repeating group in the case of table number three, okay. Now, is this a repeating group or this is a repeating group, okay. This is a repeating group. So, this is not very simple. Now, remember one thing that is when we have this repeating group, right. And it is consuming space. Now, when we split the repeating groups, we split the repeating groups. Of course, that results in saving of the space, but there is a slight processing time also because we have to refer two tables. We just call it a join also. So, we have to take into consideration. The space time trade-off vis-a-vis the web-based application. So, you have to take into this thing the account. Therefore, we are performing this normalization, okay. Now, second normal form. Now, when we have now anybody who is kind of a new to this domain would say, I can store all the data in one table. Why use two tables? The purpose of two tables is synchronization of this redundant data. Because if you have a single table and you have repeating, then if there's a change, you have to make the change everywhere. So, if you don't do this second normal form, what will happen that UK have, you may have two different accounts on the single credit card, which is wrong. So, we are not only trying to save space, but only also ensuring that the data is entered only once. The benefit, another benefit is that if the item have been shipped and there is a change in the address, you don't have to make that change everywhere, only at one place. So, that is the benefit of this second normal form. Now, the third normal form and the fourth normal form, let me briefly talk about the third normal form, is that if I have the table in which I have the zip code and the name of the town also, then there's a dependency between the zip code and the town. Because in many cases, say for example, the customer may only provide you the zip code or only provide you the town name, right? So, it would be kind of incomplete. So, if there is dependency, we remove that dependency. And in what happens is that the zip code table is separate, the name of the town corresponding to that zip code it isn't a separate table. I think you get that point. So, what would be the benefit that it would be incomplete versus simple design? Now, for the zip code case, there are not many, many towns, they're not like in hundreds and thousands, they are less than that, significantly less than that. So, we can have this simple design, right? But for other scenarios, say for example, I have a customer database, I have a million customers, and then they have these appointments, for example, for this insurance company, then this kind of thing is not going to work. And finally, the fourth normal form, is that say for example, there is a meeting at a certain time and at a certain place between two people. Now, the question is, is that a joint meeting or it's a conflict? So, that conflict is considered over here and that's why we are saying that two types of relations are not allowed. So, that is the fourth normal form. So, that's all I have for you in this module. Thank you very much.


I'm going to do you guys a very big favor. Most of you don't need it, but some might As you get ready to go to church if the church that you're going to is like this Don't go The Bible talks about people that are deceived and those that are being deceived Well, it doesn't really matter if you were deceived or if you are the one that's doing the deceiving Doesn't really matter God is not going to let you off the hook as a matter of fact you're going to get the exact same punishment and so if you find yourself at a place that as Paul tells Timothy that we ought to teach what a course of sound doctrine if the church you're at doesn't have sound doctrine You're still going to get punished God is still going to hold you accountable Now he tells us that the time will come when people not endure sound doctrine, but they will have itching ears If you go to this place, it's clear you have itching ears. Jesus is Highly powerless very powerless as Jesus Now, I don't know what you need scratch what what what's happening there that you that this is appealing to you but if that's your church, it's not a church if You want to see some signs if you want to experience something that's outside of the word It might be a safe bet to assume that you're not a Christian. I know that's troubling That's bothersome for some people, but it's a truth Jesus says we're told that an adulterous generation seeks after signs You'll be given one you will that is the son of man Jesus in the ground for three days and three nights.  Amen


The main findings of the SOFIS report this year are not as good as we will have like and the reason is simple. The SOFIS reporting up to 828 million people chronically undernourished, what we call our POU indicator, which means that we have increased in 150 million more people chronically undernourished with respect to the previous year. When we look at the at the trend and we look at 2030, which is the target of the SDGs, our projections are showing that we will have 670 million people chronically undernourished. It's exactly the same number that we have in 2015 when the SDGs were signed. The key drivers behind food insecurity are conflict, climate change and slowdowns and downturns. COVID-19 especially affected the slowdowns and downturns because economies especially of developing countries were completely chocked negatively because of the COVID-19. In this context is when the war in Ukraine happens and what this means is that the situation is exacerbated even more. Why? Because Ukraine and Russian Federation represent around 30 percent of the exports of cereals and what we understand is that there won't be only one policy. There has to be a portfolio of policies of actions that need to be taken to create a transformation of the agri-food systems that we need. We can repurpose subsidies of course to improve efficiencies, to make the incentives compatible to a better nature and also to reduce emissions for the climate and to reduce distortions. So if not in 2030, at least in five years from there or 10, we can achieve the goal of zero


Hi, my name is Cynthia Chilico and I'm a Chief Resident of Diagnostic Radiology at the University of Maryland. When looking for a residency program, University of Maryland exceeded all of my expectations as an institution, with internationally recognized faculty, diverse pathology, and ample opportunities for research and hands-on procedures. Another reason why I put University of Maryland at the top of my rank list was so that I could live in Baltimore. It's an affordable, fun city rich in culture, history, art, and the best seafood that you will ever have. Moreover, most of my family lives in Baltimore, and I was told throughout the application process that having a strong support system through residency is invaluable. What I didn't realize was that I would end up strengthening my support system and finding a second family within the radiology program at Maryland. With my first day in the reading room, when everything just seemed so foreign, the senior resident sensed my unfamiliarity and she sat me down and she was like, look, things can be pretty overwhelming in the first couple of weeks, so let's sit down and just look at a few studies together. And it's that type of fostering environment that really allowed me to build a strong foundational skill set during my first year. At the same time, I was building relationships and friendships with people that I actually wanted to hang out with outside of work. And we do. We look for any opportunity to celebrate, whether it's birthdays, engagements, baby showers, or other major life events like finishing your last week of call. My class has a super active group chat where we're constantly sharing interesting cases, resources, or daily grumbles. Oddly enough, we get just as excited about an interesting case of neuropsychoid as we do about planning our next group outing together. And I really think that that's what makes our residents as a whole so special. We encourage each other academically while at the same time we're there to support one another as we all strive to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Hi, my name is Siva. I'm one of the senior residents at University of Maryland in the Diagnostic Radiology Department. Going along with what Cynthia had said about great camaraderie and collegiality, our quaternary institution at University of Maryland also offers a wide breadth of pathology. Our main hospital at University of Maryland is a leading transplant institution which offers complex imaging studies throughout our training program here. Our Level 1 Trauma Hospital is a world-renowned trauma facility with trauma radiologists who are specialized in the field. Our trauma radiology attendings have written some of the seminal papers and books over the past few decades in the field. In addition to our complex inpatient studies, we also have a wide variety of outpatient facilities including our Veterans Affairs Hospital and our sister hospitals throughout Maryland including a new addition, PG Hospital. The PG Hospital addition has been a great addition to our emergency department and our subspecialty departments. We also have an incredible opportunity for research at this institution. A lot of our attendings and research faculty hold major NIH grants which allows residents to participate in leading research throughout our residency program here. The best part of all is we can train as a resident at one site. That's right. We get free parking and we can read all of our studies from one site so you don't have to go multiple places while you're a resident here. Hi, my name is Dr. Gene Judy from the Department of Radiology in the University of Maryland. I was in the Department of Radiology as a fellow in 2004 and I've had the opportunity to stay on as faculty for the last 15 years. I'm also a lecturer at the American Institute for Radiology Pathology as well as the American College of Radiology. And I wanted to talk from an attending perspective what we think about the program and essentially every attending enjoys what we do. Radiology is kind of our lifeblood and we enjoy teaching and that's why we enjoy the participation of the residents. In many respects the residents are more than just residents, they are our future colleagues and we want to make sure as our future colleagues that they get as much as they can from the program from their educational experience. Also in Converse, because of the constant innovation in radiology we're all essentially residents. We're all lifelong learners. So essentially we're all continuing our path of education. I've just done this a little bit longer so I'm going to teach you everything I've learned along the way. The most important thing about our resident program is we know that all residents come to the department with their own skills and talents that they've amassed throughout life. Our job is to fuse those talents with the medical training and radiology. And when you come to our website there are a host of additional material that we can see about the department, about the resident as well as resident life. But three pieces of advice that I like to give and from the students that I've mentored over the years. The first piece of advice is find an institution that essentially is going to challenge you. Challenge you and make sure you get the training that you need to be successful. The second piece of advice is find an environment. An environment that not only are going to learn a lot from not just within the hospital, within the department, but also in the community.  And finally the most important thing I think of is when you look for an institution find an institution that's going to invest in you. Invest in you and invest in your potential. Bringing all those skills and talents you bring to the program incorporating all the education that we give to you that's going to make you the best radiologist that you can be. And granted I'm biased, but I believe that is exactly what we do at the University of Maryland.


Item number SCP-414 Object Class Keter Special Containment Procedures SCP-414 is currently uncontained. Containment efforts focus upon mitigating media attention and providing social work programs to demographics targeted by SCP-414. Individuals affected by SCP-414 iterations must be dosed with Class B amnestics upon discovery and are to be kept under observation. Individuals reaching the final stage of SCP-414-2 are to be contacted by a Foundation Social Work Front Company. Individuals under final stage SCP-414-2 are to be treated with tri-weekly talk therapy and trained animal companions where applicable. As it is beyond the Foundation's resources to perform surveillance on every possible target of SCP-414, records from social work organizations and mental health care centers are to be trawled for SCP-414 phenomena where possible. Any media reporting of SCP-414 phenomena are to be removed in a cover story provided. A list of applicable cover stories can be found in Document 414b. A cure for SCP-414-2 is to be considered the highest priority, after successful and complete containment. Dr. Alice Ogawa, Principal SCP-414 Researcher Description SCP-414 is a phenomenon that targets asocial humans and is categorized into two derivative effects SCP-414-1 and SCP-414-2. The asociality may range from minor introversion to complete isolation. SCP-414 primarily affects individuals under the NEAT, not in education, employment or training demographic, with no regional preference. SCP-414 begins when a humanoid in a circular mask, referred to as SCP-414-1, appears in front of a targeted human. SCP-414-1 typically claims to be an employee for a local social work organization. SCP-414-1 are uniformly tall humanoids, wearing circular masks and clothing that covers the whole body. SCP-414-1 only appear when attempting to contact a targeted individual and disappear after successful contact has occurred. SCP-414-1 is believed to have a single collective consciousness capable of sapience, cognizance and intelligence. SCP-414-2 is a chronic degenerative condition, resulting from any successful interaction between a targeted subject and an instance of SCP-414-1. Successful interaction occurs when SCP-414-1 has a successful face-to-face conversation or contact with a targeted subject. A subject that has contracted SCP-414-2 undergoes four stages, lasting between 2 and 276 days, with a fifth stage believed to be permanent. Individuals who are under 30 years of age or who received SCP-414-2 through physical contact progress through stages at an accelerated rate. Overview of Document 414-2A, Symptom Progression Description of SCP-414-2 Stage 1 Subject feels increasingly lonely. Coping mechanisms not involving face-to-face interaction to distract from loneliness causes an increase of feeling. Subject experiences a loss of pleasure when participating in solitary activities. Stage 1 advances when the subject interacts with another human to alleviate loneliness. Stage 2 Subject experiences a total loss of pleasure when participating in activities not involving in-person interactions with others. Subject begins to have difficulty in recalling events in their life that contributed significantly to their sense of self, but is cognizant of and can recall having such events. Stage 2 advances when the subject interacts with other humans at least once every 7 days. Stage 3 Subject is incapable of feeling fulfillment unless interacting with other humans once every 5 days. They are unable to recall ever enjoying solitary activity or their life before the age of 13. Subject remains cognizant of this inability. Their sense of self is reduced. Stage 3 advances when the subject participates in social events at least once every 7 days. Stage 4 Subject is incapable of feeling fulfillment without interacting with other humans once every 45 hours. They are unable to recall having significant relationships lasting more than 2 years and are cognizant of this inability. Any sense of self is reduced to name, gender, age, and current emotional state. Subject usually becomes highly productive to feel fulfillment, participating in a range of social activities such as volunteering and hosting gatherings. The circumstances to advance stage 4 are currently unknown. Stage 5 This is currently considered the final stage. Subject develops hallucinations and sensations of being physically hollow or empty when not currently participating in social activities causing them to become upset when not in proximity to another person for any length of time over 15 minutes. They are unable to recall having significant relationships and are cognizant of this inability. At least one individual has been confirmed to have reached stage 5. For a list of confirmed SCP-4142 cases and extensive description, please refer to document 4142A. Notable cases of SCP-4142 are 4142 MacGyver Jacob, the current oldest case, and 414 Kyeong Myung with the shortest recorded interval between diagnosis and suicide of 48 hours. There is no cure or treatment available beyond coping mechanisms. SCP-4142 has a fatality rate of 46.78% over 5 years and 67.84% over 10 years. Individuals over the age of 40 have significantly higher fatality rates of 87.23% over 5 years and 93.85% over 10 years. All fatalities are a result of suicide. 09.12.2014 Incident 414A At 6.02, Dr. Eliza Chuang, then-principal SCP-414 research scientist, was contacted by 3 SCP-4141. Dr. Chuang had a successful conversation transcribed below. Dr. Chuang was succeeded by their primary assistant, Dr. Alice Ogawa, immediately after Incident 414A. Despite constant social interaction and animal companionship, Dr. Chuang committed suicide on 09.03.2015, 965 days after advancing to stage 5 SCP-4142. Transcript of Incident 414A Begin log. 6.02.3 SCP-4141 humanoids appear at Dr. Chuang's office door. Dr. Chuang can be seen walking to their office. Dr. Chuang stops upon seeing the group of SCP-4141. 6.03. The group of SCP-4141 moved towards Dr. Chuang at a speed of approximately 1 meter per second. One SCP-4141 humanoid grasps Dr. Chuang by the wrist as they attempt to leave. Dr. Chuang begins to struggle and shout for assistance. 6.04. Security arrives. Dr. Chuang can be seen waving their free arm and shouting, Do not approach. Do not talk. Stand there, please. Security draws weapons and aims at the group of SCP-4141, but do not fire. Dr. Chuang turns back to the group of SCP-4141. 6.06. Dr. Chuang, calmly. If you wouldn't mind, could you answer a few questions? Why are you doing this? How do you benefit by doing this to people? 6.08. SCP-4141 in unison. They work so little. They are held up when they need to be the foundation. They young so much so. I will help every one of you. 6.10. Dr. Chuang, even when they kill themselves. Even when they forget who they are. How does that help? What is your reasoning? 6.12. SCP-4141 in unison. It is a last usefulness to society. To die and leave resources for others. Others make use of them. Forget yourself or your society. You cannot be egotistical when the ego is carved out. Selfishness. I will cure it by excising the tumor. I cure society and make the lost find purpose. I help. 6.14. Dr. Chuang, agitatedly. But society needs that. They need individuals. Selfishness can drive and motivate success. 6.15. SCP-4141, recoiling collectively. You are sicker than I thought. You may be kind among your human populace. But I have surely known kinder men. I thought you, who worked for the good of all, would be my ally. But it's alright. I will take care of you. You will feel better when I'm done with you. 6.16. Dr. Chuang, why did you come to me? Who are you? Where are you from? And how do you work? Dr. Chuang can be seen attempting to free themselves from the grip on their arm. 6.15. SCP-4141 in unison. You want to stop us. But you are trying to stop helping. You are secure, contain, protect. I am society, community, progress. A shepherd for humans.  Not for much longer. 6.17. Dr. Chuang attempts to speak, but an SCP-4141 instance puts a gloved finger to their lips.  The group of SCP-4141 produces a flash of light and the camera feed cuts for 0.3 seconds. When the feed is returned, all SCP-4141 instances are missing. Dr. Chuang kneels on the floor, head in hands. 7.18. Dr. Chuang is confirmed to have entered stage 5 SCP-4142. Begin log. Dr. Ogawa, good morning Dr. Chuang, how are you feeling? Dr. Chuang, excitedly, good morning, your face is so... ah, it matters little. You are here, it is good to see you. Dr. Ogawa, could you explain what you were about to say regarding my face? Dr. Chuang, calming down, ah, just, it was so... I once knew a face. I once cared for someone, an assistant. I had an assistant, but I don't remember them. Dr. Ogawa, I see, how do you feel when you remember that you used to remember? Dr. Chuang, it is an unpleasant emotion, definitely. I remember that I used to know and feel so much. I once had a past, but it's gone now. I used to have a project, but that's gone now, it's all gone. But enough about me, what's important to you? Tell me more about yourself. Dr. Ogawa, my research is important to me. It was the life work of my mentor, and now it's become mine, it's what connects me to them. Dr. Chuang, it's good, you have something to believe in. That's necessary, someone always has to believe in something, with all their being. That's how humanity makes progress, individuals pursuing what they believe in. Where's your mentor now? Dr. Ogawa, quietly, no longer with me, as I understand it. Dr. Chuang, how unfortunate, I'm so sorry, can I help you? Maybe be your assistant, or keep you company in the laboratories. As I understand, they can get very quiet and lonely. Dr. Ogawa, begins to get up. Thank you for the offer, but I think we're done now. Dr. Chuang, wait, please, wait just a moment. Could you at least tell me your name? Dr. Ogawa, leaving, quietly, Alice, just Alice. Dr. Chuang, I'm glad to have known you, Alice. I'm sure this research is stressful for you. I'm sure you've made your mentor proud, and I think that's what an assistant would want, is to succeed their mentor. Dr. Ogawa, whispering, not as much as I want them back. Thank you for your kind words. Goodbye. Dr. Chuang, goodbye, smiling widely, waving. Keep your head high, it'll get better. Have faith. End log. Closing statement. Dr. Ogawa no longer performs routine interviews with Dr. Chuang. Routine interviews will be conducted by Dr. K. M. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-413, Endless Garage, right now. 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I love this though and one of the reasons I wanted to put this out is that this is my attempt to unite the Manisphere and this is my thrust to do it is to be overt and talk about these issues, right? Frauds are bad. They're bad for any organization, any country like traders. There's an old quote by Cicero I think about our nations that can survive fools, but not like traders from within. Traders are worse than enemies. Enemies at least you can see, right? They're open, they're out there. Traders from within are around you and it's bad, really bad. They can take down an organization, a nation, a community. They're toxic, they're unhealthy. They need to be, you should not obsess about them, but it's healthy to have conflict with them and get them out like a parasite or leech or a cockroach or something like that.  So you probably know that the Manispheres have been rocked in 2021 by a series of scandals and frauds and different issues. These three are some of the three culprits just of this year, right? Not even never mind previously, just 2021. I call them the Three Stooges, shardy, fakie and fraughty. You might know them as Donovan Sharp, Walter Weeks, and Amru Fraudal on the right there. So shardy, fakie and fraughty. Donovan Sharp first up right here.  Actually, we'll get into a little bit of that, but there's a whole documentary on it that's much more serious.  And it's called The Truth About Donovan Sharp. You can find our YouTube channel. It's got over 100,000 views. It's very in depth and it's very serious.  It's a much more serious issue you should look into.  It's much more serious. He's also known as Sharp Dusa and the Sharp Mama we like to call him. The one on the left is actually the thumbnail we use for the documentary itself. With these assholes, I wasn't actually involved with these guys.   These guys are based on a Mammy called Fake and Faker with the Fraud Boys. Again, that's Walter Weeks. There were only a podcast down there.   The Fraud Father is a famous one. Frollo Tommasi back from 2019.  This guy basically docks the location at 21 convention of over 50 attendees on our final night, like Sunday night, like tonight, to a feminist reporter at the New York Times, completely against my wishes, the wishes of the other speakers, everything like that. He threw these guys under the bus.  They're actually these three on the MBI's Top Most Wanted Losers. The Fraud Father, Daunt, the Sharp Mama, and Pigwood. This dude on the right is a child stalker.  Three total scumbags, 100%. Big frauds. We have a lot of fun making these memes. This from Big Mama, like Big Mama 3 or something like that. But I show this because these two are related. This guy on the left, the Sharp Mama is Daunt and Sharp, is older than Amru. So these two, these kind of guys get hooked up with each other. They create kind of this, like, fraudulent syndicate to scam guys out of money.  They help each other out and it's a network of idiots. Now recently, I called this the Sharp Pocalypse.


In the third example, when I arrived John had cooked, John had cooked is the past perfect tense. This has the structure, subject, here, John, plus had, plus past participle, here, cooked. Past perfect is used to express the past in the past. In other words, an action that happened before another past action. When I arrived, John had cooked. I arrived in the past, and I want to say what happened before that past time. So I have to use the past perfect. The fourth example sentence, when I arrived, John had been cooking, this is using past perfect continuous tense. John had been cooking. This has the structure, subject, John, auxiliary verb, had, another auxiliary verb, been, and then the verb plus ing. The past perfect continuous tense is used to express the duration or continuity of a longer action in the past before another past action. As we can see here, when I arrived John had been cooking, the cooking had continued for a period of time before I arrived. It doesn't express whether cooking is still continuing or completed. So let's have a look at the four sentences together again. When I arrived, John cooked. I arrived first, then John cooked. When I arrived, John was cooking. The cooking was actually in progress at the time I arrived. When I arrived, John had cooked. The cooking had finished before I arrived. And when I arrived, John had been cooking. It expresses a longer action that had been happening up until the time I arrived.


homemade, macro-friendly sweet and sour chicken in about 25 minutes. To make it, start up with half a sweet onion, a red and green bell pepper cut into about one inch pieces, and a pound of these lightly breaded chicken breast chunks from Costco. Purdue Farms also makes a great option. We'll air fry for about eight minutes at 350, and while that cooks, we'll prep our sweet and sour sauce with an eight ounce can of pineapple chunks and juice, a tablespoon of low sodium soy sauce and honey, three tablespoons of rice vinegar, a fourth cup of sugar-free or reduced sugar ketchup. We'll mix that together before adding two teaspoons of cornstarch to thicken everything up should look just like this. At this point, the chicken should have a few minutes left, so we'll add this to a pan of medium heat and reduce to a thick syrupy mixture that looks something like this. Once our chicken is crispy golden brown and the veggies are tender crisp, we'll add those to the sauce. I have some notes at the link in the description about using a single basket air fryer if you don't have two racks like this. So we'll add everything to the sauce, stir everything together until it's evenly coated. If you like a spicier sweet and sour chicken, you could add some chili flakes here or even serve with chili oil. You could also add toasted sesame seeds and then serve with rice or cauliflower rice. This recipe makes six servings, about six ounces each. And they'll have 200 calories, 15 grams of protein, 22 grams of carbs and six fat.


Bismillahirrahmanirrahim in the name of God the compassionate the merciful there's a story in the book of Maulana Rumi one of the america's favorite poet who is an austric muslim saint he mentions a story about a a prayer man a man who used to always pray he says this man used to call upon God all the time he would call upon God in the morning in the evening when he was sick when he was happy when he was prosperous every occasion he would call upon God to the degree that his mouth would always be moist and sweet from the remembrance of God so what happened one day gov shaitan so satan comes to him one day and he says oh aren't you the prayer man who call upon God all the time i've heard you call upon him millions of time have you ever heard an answer from him what is wrong with you you call upon him when you're sick i've seen you call upon him in the middle of the night you call upon him when you're happy you call upon him when you're tired exhausted from work what is wrong with you i'm telling you he will not answer you god is sitting in the seven heaven on his throne you think he has time for you to answer your call ruby says satan broke the man's heart and he's good at that that is his area of expertise he breaks people's hearts he said the man stopped calling upon God time passes by when he falls asleep and he hears the voice of God in his dream and he says gov he naziq chun wan wan dayi chun chun poshaimani azan kish khan dayi he said what happened weren't you the man who's the remember us all the time do you regret calling upon us why did you stop calling gov labbe kam nimi aya javab zan hamitarsam kibosham raddabab he said you never answered me i never heard an answer i called you millions of time not even one time you could have answered me i'm afraid i'm amongst the rejected one and you don't care about me and then god responds he says gov on allah had to let bake a most he said you're calling was the answer you're calling that was the answer one the also that the susan bake a most and remember those times you used to call upon us when you were sick with that trembling voice that was the melody of the seven heavens all of the angels used to gather to listen to your calling he lehaw chaw rasaw zihai to jaz bama buddha gushat on pa'i to remember those times used to sin and disobey us and then used to come up with an excuse to say oh god forgive me who do you think put that excuse in your heart it was us we put the excuse in your heart because of your calling tarso ishle to kamaan the leth famaas zihra had yaw raddabab to la bake haas i swear to you on my dignity or my servant that when you your fear when you had fear we put that in your heart so you don't disobey us when you loved us and you did all this amazing thing we put that in your heart and i swear to you every time you call for every single call of yours i had a million answers hidden inside of that call satan was telling him that you have called him a million times you haven't answered you god is telling him for every calling i had a million answers for you this is how god works this is how god works our job is to pray we shouldn't occupy ourselves whether he hears it or not because god hears even the most subtlest of the sound we pray we end with a prayer in the name of god the compassionate the merciful dear lord we ask you to give us hearts that are filled with your light in compassion towards your creation we ask you to give us eyes that can see the beauty in your creation we ask you to give us tongue that speaks that which is beautiful or remains in silence we ask you to give us ears that listens to the truth we ask you to give us hands that helps those who are fallen we ask you to make us beacons of light and we become guides and not obstacles dear god we ask you to bring peace to the regions of this planet that are suffering with wars and destruction as our tradition states you're not a true believers until you want for your brothers and sisters in humanity what you want for yourself we ask you to give us strength to practice these ideals and at the end we ask you to remove this pandemic from every nation and make make this a means that we realize that there is no power or strength except that which comes from you and there's nothing worthy of worship except you amen


Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan asked Tesla CEO Elon Musk to build a Tesla factory in Turkey, the country's communications directorate set on September 18, a day after the two met in New York. The directorate cited Musk as saying that many Turkish suppliers are already working with Tesla and that Turkey was among the most important candidates for its next factory. Erdoğan and Musk were speaking during a meeting at Turkish House, a skyscraper near the United Nations in New York, Turkey's state-owned Anadolu news agency reported. Erdoğan is in the U.S. to attend the 78th session of the UN General Assembly. Erdoğan is in the U.S. to attend the 70th session of the UN General Assembly.


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The insanity or mental illness or lunacy defense, also known in the criminal trial jurisprudence as the mental disorder defense, is an affirmative defense by excuse in a criminal case, arguing that the defendant or the accused is not responsible for his or her actions due to a sporadic or intermittent or persistent psychiatric disease at the time of the criminal act, at the time of the commission of the criminal act. This is different from an excuse of provocation in which the defendant is responsible but the responsibility is lessened due to a temporary mental state. The oldest reference to the immunity from extensive criminal sentencing or punishment on the ground of mental illness is found in the Code of Hammurabi, a well preserved babylonian code of law of ancient Mesopotamia dated to about 1754 BC. Legal definitions of insanity or mental disorder are varied and include the Managaton Rule, the Durham Rule, the 1953 British Royal Commission on Capital Punishment Report, the Alley Rule which is an abbreviation for the American Legal Institute Model Penal Code Rule and other provisions. Often relating to a lack of mensarea that is guilty mind.  Being incapable of distinguishing right from wrong is one basis for being found to be legally insane as a criminal defense. It originated in the Managaton Rule and has been reinterpreted and modernized through more recent cases such as People vs Saravo, which I would request all the viewers to go through on the internet, People vs Saravo. In the United Kingdom Ireland and the United States, use of the defense is rare. However, since the criminal procedure Insanity and Unfitness to Plead Act 1991, Insanity please have steadily increased in the UK. Meeting getting factors including things not eligible for the Insanity defense such as intoxication or more frequently diminished capacity may lead to reduced charges or reduced sentences. The defense is based on evaluations by forensic mental health professionals with the appropriate test according to the jurisdiction concerned. Their testimony guides the jury or the judges as the case may be, but they are not allowed to testify to the accused's criminal responsibility as this is a matter for the jury to decide. Similarly, mental health practitioners are restrained from making a judgment on the issue of whether the defendant or accused is or is not insane or what is known as the ultimate issue. Some jurisdictions require the evaluations to address the accused or defendant's ability to control their behavior at the time of the commission of the offence. That's important. The volitional limb as it is called.  In some jurisdictions which if successful may result in the defendant being committed to a psychiatric facility for an indeterminate period. Now coming to the Indian set of laws dealing with insanity or lunacy or mental disorder.  They said Indian law says that nothing is an offence which is done by a person who at the time of doing it by reason of unsoundness of mind is incapable of knowing the nature of the act or that he is doing what is either wrong or contrary to law. However, interestingly the data I have extracted from one of the research papers of an expert depicts a very different and unique sort of a story. That is that the majority of cases where the insanity defense was taken by the accused under section 84 got to be rejected by several high courts in India. The high courts acquitted the accused under section 84 IPC in less than 20% cases thereby accepting the insanity pleas raised by the accused. Very small percentage. The verdicts of the trial courts rested on the documentary evidence of mental illness prior to the crime. That is very relevant in the Indian context. The documentary evidence of mental illness prior to the crime and the psychiatrist's opinion as well is highly relevant. It is critical to read the associated case laws to ascertain the elements linked with the success or decline of insanity pleas.


Hey what's going on guys what's going on and welcome back to another video welcome back to Probably you know what guys I'm going to go out and say it if it's not Saquon Barclay I think the player the current NFL player that would transition across their skill set their overall skill set And their overall size speed stature and everything else the best From NFL to rugby would be Russell Wilson That really would be come to think of it and you know the thing that really you know drove that home for me just before Was looking at his brand new Madden 21 ratings Russell Wilson is the only member of the starting lineup Of this future team that we're creating right now To not have been made yet and believe it or not The Madden 21 ratings have just come out. He's come out as an overall 97 Russell Wilson is a 97 overall player You know that that's in his respective position right as a quarterback You put him as a wide receiver. He's not going to have an overall rating of 97 But we're going to grab his statistics. I'm going to do my very best to keep them as accurate as possible We're going to try and build his face to be as accurate as possible And then we're going to throw him in the deep end for the all blacks just like we've done for the other players Russell Wilson will be playing half back. He'll be playing scrum half Very exciting position for him probably the position on a rugby field that is as as similar to being a A quarterback as possible and that's why I put Tom Brady in there originally But the fact is is that his mobility just isn't there although we are going to include him in the substitution bench So basically I'm making Tom Brady's replacement right now, which is Russell Wilson much better overall player I'm just going to say it Doesn't have doesn't have as many Super Bowl rings But overall athletically is much better right and what that means is that in a game of rugby he's going to be much better Um, let's get into it Yeah Now I honestly don't know if Russell will see this Um video if I did a reaction video to his play he may But this is just me having fun, man So if Russell Wilson does see this video or if you want him to see it, please tag him in it But uh, oh look at that, you know the game likes you Russell because your name is going to be called now. How old are you these days? um Yeah, I'm unless unless it was like The best troll you could ever find. Oh, he's born two days after me but two years Two years before two days after So one year and 363 days Um, he's 31 Russell Wilson commented on my uh top 100 players of 2019 video of him And uh, he made a cheeky remark actually he said You're gonna need to get a new jersey there, mate. No, what'd he say? Looks like you're gonna need a new jersey there, mate And um, I was wearing a lended four net jersey whilst I was doing his reaction and and low and behold Uh, my man from Dunedin Harrison who I'm friends with now sent me a Russell Wilson jersey So I do have one and to be to be fair. I should I should probably put it on shouldn't yeah. Yeah, I'll do that Here we are boom You know what rus I cannot wait To react to your next video wearing this so that you can comment on that and say something else cheeky I know you'll have something Right. Yeah. Hey. Hey old rus. Hey All right 33 Was he 33? Yes. No 31. What am I talking about? He is left-handed I believe Yes, we're gonna go left left foot. We'll go USA we're gonna go with Scrum half And if he plays rugby sevens, he'll be scrum half as well. Okay attributes. This is where it gets interesting We've got we've got some preset stats for a scrum half here He's pretty fit right? He's caught about he's gonna run the run the offense. I mean He takes rushes and then gets back and has enough gas to make great passes. I mean, he's got a he's got a good tank He's got a good gas tank. I feel like he trains a lot outside of the game too much like Brady It's just he's a bit More athletically able. I'm gonna go 90 fitness 86 speed Which is interesting but accurate 90 acceleration Aggression Well, we don't have aggression. We've got strength, you know, I've heard some pretty epic talks by Russell Wilson with his players on the field to get them up. So, you know, he can if you can definitely turn it on I'm gonna go 85 agility 93 now that is That's up there break tackle. Well, you can definitely break tackles. We're gonna go That's gonna be his strength at number nine You know, he's gonna have the speed and the agility to break tackles And the pass see that's where it puts him at that upper echelon. He's got the pass. He's got the speed. He's got the toughness But the kicking and I'm not saying he can't punt and I'm not saying he couldn't learn to kick But at the moment, he's probably at about 50. So we'll call it 50. But anyway tackling Uh, I've seen one of his tackles He can put his body on the line.  Well What's he got on madden throw power Is 91. I believe that's 91 passing. All right, we'll stick. We'll keep it at 91 offloading Yep, we'll put that at 91 as well. Now offloading is basically just a little pop pass a little lateral He practices them week after week. We're gonna go 91 general kicking. I'm gonna bring that down to 50 Even though his kicking power is 10 and his kicking accuracy Is 19, you know what I'm gonna I'm gonna keep it consistent. I'm gonna go Bang in the middle. We're gonna go 15 And that is the worst Rating for kicking and goal kicking so far But I want to make this one as accurate as possible because I know there's a minute chance That my man Russell Wilson will actually be watching this and if he doesn't watch this then he might be watching When we stage the ultimate match between the all blacks and team NFL catching we've got 68 and carrying we've got 66 Strength, what do we got? This will be interesting actually 59 okay decent for a scrum half mental agility.  We're gonna leave it 40 and discipline. I don't want him getting sent off for no reason.  We're gonna go. No. He's a professional I want to put it up. We're gonna go 80. There he is. Boom Let's get the uh the complexion right first Russell Wilson. Oh, there he is There he is um, oh, he's got a bit of Got some curls going on doesn't he Does have curly hair so Is it a crop? I don't know if it's a crop actually. Um, that's probably it to be fair If there's nothing better than that I'm going That one facial hair.  All right, that's it. Um, okay Now we can go and do this Now I won't you're lucky. I won't do this to your rust, but if you tell a porcupine. This is what's gonna happen Okay. All right So keep it keep it honest, mate. I'll keep your noses as normal Right brow Okay, this is all stuff.  This could really change the shape of the face. Couldn't it? Oh my god. Oh, well, what have I done? Um Oh, wow, this is crazy puffiness.  I really do. It's pretty high Pretty wide. How do you make him smile? Okay. Uh, just normal, I guess Man you could really make someone look extremely accurate if you really wanted to Is what do we got? Cheers big ears Actually, no, we can do this we can go down like that and then across like that. That is literally bro That is literally his exact ears. Okay Now what else can we do? What else can we do?  That's that's Russ get a Russ. How you doing? If I could just confirm your height and weight Then we're pretty much done Five foot eleven or 180. We're already there 215 pounds 98 kg Oh Boom. There we go.  Yep arms. We're gonna bring them down slightly Legs You can keep your legs And that's you now purple boots And purple long sleeves and there you have pretty much hundred percent sure Would be the most effective player if you plucked him out of NFL and chucked him right on a rugby field right now No training and we are about to see if he is really effective because The position of scrum half is extremely important rugby. It's the link between the backs and the forwards um, you tend to Make yeah critical decisions at all times Your pass has to be absolutely on point But you will be kicking it at times and with that being said, I'm pretty sure we put his kicking at 15 Which yeah, that's that's gonna be interesting to say the least at the end of the day guys It's all for fun and that's all this is so Russ. I hope you're having a fantastic day everyone else out there Hope you having a fantastic day and we're almost done guys. We're almost done We've literally got three more players to do and they are in no particular order Andrew Thomas chase young And I say our Simmons And if those three players As rugby players doesn't get you excited Well, I don't know what well because they are absolutely dynamite every single one of them for different reasons Wow, we what what a substitution bench team NFL is gonna have that's all I can say So guys, we're gonna We're gonna save that we're gonna exit. We're gonna find him and have a look at his overall racing compared with What was it 97 for madden 21? You know, it's gonna be interesting. I feel like he's probably he's probably gonna be he's probably gonna be in the high 80s.  We're gonna put Russell Wilson in at half back, which means we're gonna have to take out Aaron Smith Aaron Smith is an absolute dynamite player. He's fantastic. He's still playing at the top of this game He was the all blacks, you know starting half back four years ago when this game was was brought out And he's only gone from strength to strength. He's literally only got better from there And that is through hard work determination And consistency And that's what my channel is about But it's also about having fun now guys. I hope you've enjoyed this video We're gonna throw him in number nine with the all blacks Against the usa eagles and see how he goes So everyone out there watching enjoy and i'll see you in the next one peace out The inaugural world championship in 1987 was co-hosted and won by new zealand who beat france 29 9 in the final at eden park in Auckland New Zealand conceded only 52 points and scored 43 tries in six games and route to the title Your blacks have to be the clear favorites going into this that clearly in a different class My comments man for this match is justin marshall Beautiful conditions here justin Not wrong, but i expect i'll still come out fighting Your blacks form up for the hucker What a hucker and in no time at all the game will be underway Short kick off here The kickoff snapper Liam messum forced back in the tackle Wilson moves it on Steps back inside and beats the tackler Trying to turn it over quickly Richie mccore looks for options How do you go with the ball Nonu gets the ball away he goes and makes the catch USA chasing up now That pass was fine Forward pass It's been brought back for the scrum. That's a basic mistake. He'll be disappointed with himself for that much find set Davis rolls it in So far the defense has been holding out really well Who else looking scrum down there? That's the ball out there Good contest and the ball is out Paul has no answer to that tackle Trying to turn it over quickly He pops the pass nicely The ball's being contested Johnson picks the ball up They'll want to get some points on the board out of this That's a lovely cut on his way to the try line Dan Carter makes the restart from the 22 Back he goes no way through there Chase gathers it out of the bat Toons it back on the inside He's been taken out of play there McCore takes it down Passes to his support That's a good powerful kick The bounce is good and he reels it in Here comes the chase He kicks deep now And a good follow-up here from Smith Stewart makes the kick The bounce is favourable Yeah, he did an outstanding job to secure that catch Did it beautifully Daniel Carter races away Julian Sargent for the searching run Real chance here And he's over the try scored in the corner To show great pace there to score the try He only needs a little space to work with Absolutely exceptional try He's really showing us his skills in this game Dead right Justin It was a beautifully timed run and the gap well it just opened up Bang on Justin Here's the conversion attempt This one off to the side but not too difficult The kick looks good but three starts Messon takes in the kickoff It's still alive on the attacking side Wilson grabs it out of the back Now this is a more McCaw controls it as they try for a few more yards Gets back to his feet quickly and wrestling for the ball Wilson picks it out of the back He gets Rutgers formed he has to release He pushes the pass further He's taken down hard Back to his feet quickly and wrestling for the ball That's a lovely kick for touch And they'll take the line out Gets it Looking to jink his way through Jicks his way past Pass inside Barry brings him to the ground nicely Having a go at the ball Davis has the ball Smith decides to let that one bounce Such a great catch in his bow Let's advance but he's gathered it up Yeah, he took a great catch He was under all sorts of pressure too But he handled it well Back inside to get some speed over Now the kick and chase Ma Anonu drives after the loose ball Restarted the 22 gets us back underway There's some real force in this defense Flicks a little one Passes the livid inside Brodie Rotell puts the pedal to the metal And penalty The tackle was a bit high To pull a bit further ahead here Dan Carter with the kick Bracket well and looks pretty useful Terrific shot from the angle Good result of some good play That's a handy lead they've got now It's a full house And the general move here is electric The all blacks are leading at the break And they're certainly the strongest side so far Well, plenty to work on in the second half Justin Let's take a look at the stats They've had the ball a lot more in the first half And the stats back that up Not many turnovers in the first half A good number of hit-ups in this game so far So good work up front But we've still got plenty of drama And action to come this bow Kick off, taken in Yeah, fantastic catch to secure the ball there They need to recycle this more quickly Why it's broken Feeds it off now No way through Have to release the ball now Wilson leaves it on That'll knock the wind out of him Gets it off to the support Nonu can't keep his man He's got to let it go now Owen Franks Picks the ball up Julian Saville bursting through with that run And he's tackled into touch They are really outstanding in the line-up It's an area I know they've been working on Yep, that's right Justin Barry goes with the ball Got a feeling they're going to lose the ball here Karen Reid keeps the ball moving Julian Saville brought down now Karen Reid is absolutely smashed Why it's crumbled, takes it Superb technique in that tackle Franks pushes it on Strong defence He's not letting go He keeps the ball moving Not a bad run this Well played Good ball retention here Wilson jathers it out of the bat It'll be a try for sure Yes, there's the try They did well Great team work to build that try Yeah, he's done very well there Breaks away and then no one could catch him Simply too fast No doubt about that Justin Next up we'll have the conversion Not the toughest kick I've seen in line-up But he still takes his time As he looks to add the extra two And it's wide So the try remains unconverted He's just not timing it right at the moment Kicks off To secure this He's trying to turn it over quickly A good pass to his support play Messing is what to a halt in that tackle Wilson feeds it on Gets those legs pumping The penalty is given He's dead set being hit by a beast Flattened by the high arm So they decide to take the points Carter to kick for goal Now not able to kick it over And play continues Stewart puts it into touch So line-up here Becomes the drive And it's a moor The tummy is there And look to create something now Somehow He's managed to grab that back Looks for support Brodie Rotello with a good run And he's finally Taken to ground Your grass might still be going here Wilson pops it up On his way to the try line The crowd around in the seats That is a try And it's just look unstoppable In that try Pure entertainment What a great try As we always say Isn't Conrad Smith having a great game Dead right Yeah he's done very well there Breaks away and then no one could catch him Simply too fast And there's a shot at goal to come And he shouldn't have Too many problems with this one And the kickoff is made here Kickoff nicely taken in Still there I think He spreads it Lovely tackle New Zealand chasing hard Johnson crosses the halfway line He's tackled And taken into touch White block stretching it Looked like a forward pass The crowd certainly thought so And they'll come back for the scrum He'll be really disappointed with himself there An unforced error Let's see how the scrum responds here They've only got a few minutes To make something Davis rolls it in USA With a large margin to catch up Now Furious looking scrum now We're into the last few ticks of the clock Now Edwards is absolutely smashed We want him to let go of it Coleman takes it out of the back Kevin Mialama Goes down and gets it The ball's being contested Shut down with a brutal tackle He's trying to turn it over quickly Wilson gets the ball to his support play Smith hands it back Sends it flat Chase stops him Messam gets it away And the referee says That isn't New Zealand have won Your blacks have claimed the victory It was a brilliant game Unturned It was a brilliant game Untubborn in the end And able to come away with a handy win The handling errors were far too high They simply lost the ball Far too often for a team of this level No shocks there then This one played out according to script The All Blacks dominated Almost every aspect of this game The All Blacks come away victorious Thanks for joining us We'll look forward to seeing you next time


The Kenyan entertainment industry is mourning following the sudden demise of R&B musician Eilud Sargini Eya Sargini while according to a post published by calligraph John Sargini died on Monday evening after short illness It is with deep sorrow we announced the sudden passing away of one of Kenya's greatest and promising talent Eilud Sargini better known to many as Sargini calligraph said Sargini left us this evening of Monday the 17th of December 2018 after suffering short illness He was pronounced dead after arriving at the hospital Your prayers and support will be highly appreciated at this moment of grief He continues While from the entertainment crew right here on entertainment Thursday We actually wish his family our heartfelt condolences and we pray that he rests in peace So guys when that happens like you know Sargini he's been featured in many videos Kamakazakali graphs Natunji the remix match Zeronga He was actually part of that Alafa kato angoma na Kali He was actually rising and then that happens Actually he had a recent song like a week ago But there's something DJ something I can't remember his full DJ name He said something really interesting on Kaligrav's post The RIP post for Sargini He said Kenyan musicians which is something with regard to what we just talked about Kenyan musicians artists and even Kenyan citizens in general We don't support our own people but when someone passes We're the first ones to say RIP You know he was like But Kaligrav had signed him No no no we're not talking about Kaligrav Anyone who was supporting him We're talking about everyone else Who was looking down on Sargini Talking about him like he's an upcoming artist Me as a singer myself I heard Sargini's vocals This guy knows what he's doing in terms of vocals He did the training The levels, the mastering, the mixing Because he was also mind you A singer producer So I was like You guys Even Shinski It was my camera I need to address Shinski It's my camera I respect you but you're weak You're very weak For saying RIP On something This guy just posted a new song Now your song is weak Before his demise Before he succumbed to whatever he succumbed to We don't know the real reason We don't know the real reason His song had 1,200 views His song had 1,200 views Nyeshinski's views Inakwa ga a million plus Within a week Now Nyeshinski is the first one to say RIP On Kaligrav's posts When you say label You're going through something So let me say RIP That is some weak stuff What was indeed the first one To post Sargini's music On Instagram The way any other MC Any other producer Any other entertainer does To support the music and the culture Ya Kenya Every other person does that for them But we don't do that for our own musicians Why is that? Now we learn from our mistakes That is Mike's opinion What do you have to say? He has summarized almost everything I don't really have much I knew the guy personally Because we come from the same place To me have to promote him But I looked up some music before me That guy could sing I personally believe and I always told him You guys are going to be one of the biggest people The moment people understand your music At the moment What we are going to do What we are going to do Push that much Because he's actually supposed to be one of the biggest artists Vocal in Kenya We are going to support our own artists Let's stop that I think this is a wake up call I'm sorry for his demise But this is a wake up call We need to do better Don't support your artists when they are dead Support them when they are alive But they can make some money out of it We will support you JC RIP man His family Sorry Maze And let's support our own artists Two hands and up Let's buy music We download Sometimes you just buy Spare that $100 We just go there and buy their music You just You had a lot to say Rest in peace I said rest in peace Because I told him I said rest in peace I said rest in peace He said rest in peace He said rest in peace He said he didn't want me to say Rest in peace I told him Rest in peace It's not like that I told him I was in a campaign Before I said Before I said I said rest in peace He said there is nothing I said I don't want to say We have to move on to the next story because of time. No we will not.


The Whistler, presented by the United States Air Forces in Europe. I'm 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. Tonight, transcribed, it's the Whistler Strange Story, The Ambassador. The majority of the guests in Mrs. Helena Forsythe's elegant drawing room looked upon the party for what it was, a highly important marker in the Washington social season. Her guest list was virtually a who's who of the governmental lead of foreign dignitaries and the syndicated columnists who recorded their coming and going. But to Gerald Wells, counselor officer in the diplomatic service, it was even more than this. Mrs. Forsythe was charming. She was a widow, and her influence extended well beyond social affairs. Can I induce you to dance with me? Why, of course. I was about to make my respects. You'll forgive me, Mr. Wells, but you know when you came in this evening, it started me reminiscing. Oh, awesome. Now, we're both old-timers in a way. You've been in the diplomatic service for twenty years now, haven't you? Twenty years, two months, and eight days. Positive? Positive. I've held almost every job in the book, you know, courier, first secretary, counsel. All except one. Yes, all except one. And that one's on its way. I assume you're referring to Mr. Johnson's resignation. Yes. His successor will be chosen from three men. You, Eric Thomas, and... Oh, let's see, that outsider. Donald Wilkins. He really doesn't have a chance, so... Um, Ms. Versailles. Please. Helena? Helena then. Your sources of information would do credit to the Intelligence Department. I shall take that into confidence. The way it was intended, I assure you.  I've always admired you. Have you? Well, I've admired you, too, Gerald. Very much. And nothing is more important to me than seeing someone I... I admire. Successful. Oh. You must get that appointment. You think I have a chance? It's between you and Eric Thomas, I know it. For Wilkins is out of the running, and... I'd be grateful for anything you can do. I'll allow you what I can. But most of it's up to you, Gerald. You have the seniority. But Thomas, unfortunately, is the fair-haired boy.  I'm not too worried about Thomas. What makes you say that? Oh, I don't know. I think I'll have a chat with him. Later on. Good evening, gentlemen. Well, Gerald, how are you? Excellent. May I speak to you a moment, Eric? Of course. You know Staten Edwards here. I believe we've met. Hello, Edwards. Weren't you in on that Latin American concept? I'm sorry, Edwards. I can't talk to the press until a department issues its report. Aren't to be more frank, you won't be sure of what happened there until you read the papers. Good night, Thomas. Good night, Staten. Hurt in an upstart, I'll forget it, Gerald. What's on your mind? The ambassadorship, of course. Who do you mean to have asked? Frankly, I want that appointment, Eric. I've served the department faithfully for 20 years, and I think I deserve it. I gave you your start in the service, Eric. The fair thing for you to do is step aside. Yes. I see. Because you once wrote a letter of recommendation for me, I'm supposed to throw my chances at an ambassadorship. I don't think that's unreasonable. Gerald, there are few men in this world I love beyond myself. You are not one of them. It's not only that, Eric. You have a certain degree of brilliance, but you like maturity and stability. You don't mean maturity and stability. What you mean is your fanatic devotion to little things, decorum and detail. The unimaginative man's substitute for intelligence. You have no right to say that. My family has been in the service for three generations. What have you got to offer? Brick layers. Mechanics. My good man, if human beings were rated as objectively as horses, any number of brick layers and brick layer sons in Ducky Derby and you, Gerald, would be pulling a plow. We're wasting words. Is that your final answer? Yes. I intend to make every effort to get that appointment myself. Very well. Now, suppose we step inside for a scotch and soda. I believe we ought to make an appearance together. You really are the old school, aren't you, Gerald? Keep up appearances no matter what the cost. I don't like scotch. Let's make it an order. Our good hostess is serving some of her rare Ropert cheese. All right. Does that surprise you, Gerald? A bricklayer's son who likes imported Ropert? Come on, Eric. After you. By the way, Gerald, I've been given a bottle of good scotch. Now that we've become enemies, let me send it around here.  That's all. Old diplomatic tradition. Now, the drawing room awaits us. Let us smile. Things Eric Thomas said to you. Yes, for the first time in your life, you feel quite capable of killing a man. You're determined now to let nothing stand in the way of that appointment. And then on Thursday, about 10 days before the appointment is to be announced, you discover that Thomas has been working in an even more effective way. Suddenly, you're ordered to San Francisco to speak at a trade conference. You're sure Thomas is behind it. The most crucial week in your career, you'll have to be in San Francisco, leaving Thomas a completely free hand in Washington.  Then, for some strange reason, something in the window of a fancy food shop strikes your eye. A gift package of imported cheeses. You stop for a full minute. Thank you. Does that surprise you, Gerald?  You turn, walk across the street, where you'll see a few shoe shine boys competing for customers. Shine, mister, shine them up, only a dime. Yes, yes, all right, boy. But before you start, I wonder if you do me a favor. Sure. Would you mind running over to that shop across the street for me? I want to buy that small box of rare imported cheeses in the window. Yes, Gerald, there is a way to eliminate Eric Thomas and leave the field clear for you to become the next ambassador. Late that night, the eve of your departure for San Francisco, you put the finishing touches on the package. Address it not to Eric Thomas, but to yourself, to Gerald Wells, Grandview Hotel San Francisco, and in the upper left corner, the return address of a friend of yours in San Francisco, a man named Fred Oliver. It's ready now, Gerald, with a must poison in each of those jars of cheese to kill a dozen men like Eric Thomas. Let's complain the next morning you're greeted by the usual group of reporters and photographers. Why don't you handle them with dispatch? No, I do not believe Eric Thomas will get the ambassadorial appointment, but now don't put me. No more questions now. However, yes, I will allow a few moments for the photographers to take a few poses. Three-quarters of you, please, and don't catch me in a frown. Thank you, Mr. Wells. Thank you very much, gentlemen. It's time I went aboard. If you land at San Francisco airport and check into the Grandview Hotel, that same evening you attend the trade convention and make your speech. And then shortly after the session ends, you slip away and enter a drugstore phone booth across the street. The San Francisco world? City dust, please. Get this. If Gerald Wells doesn't get out of this town, we're gonna blow his room right out of the Grandview Hotel. Never mind who I am. Now we'll see what happens. You don't have to wait long, do you, Gerald? No. Soon after you arrive back at your hotel, the manager comes up to your room. He's a very worried man. Properly concerned for your safety and the hotel. Well, he said, Mr. Wells, it alarmed the people at the newspaper office, so naturally I thought that I should be notified. Well, if I weren't leaving tomorrow morning, I shouldn't take it so lightly. And I do hope so that in your next trip out, you won't let this incident reflect on us, Mr. Wells. Not at all. Ah, thank you. Oh, and I'd like to leave my forwarding address with you. There just might be some mail or something sent to me here. Oh, of course. I'd be glad to hand it a lot myself. Fine. I generally get my mail at my club at the carton. At the carton, yes. Gerald Wells, care of the carton club Washington 12. 12? Well, I'll see that there isn't any delay, Mr. Wells, on anything. It'll be forwarded to you promptly. That's all, Gerald, except for one thing more. Before you leave San Francisco, you drop the small white package, the one that's addressed to yourself, into a mailbox. You know that it won't be picked up and delivered to the Grandview Hotel until Monday. And that it will have to be sent on to you in Washington. That's exactly what you want, isn't it, Gerald? All the way across the country, you keep reviewing in your mind how it's going to work. When you call on Helena, you wish you could tell her everything, but you don't dare. You have to appear too sure of yourself as she greets. Oh, hello, Gerald. Did you meet Donna Wilkins on your way out? He was just here. Oh, was he? Well, welcome. They all come running to me, don't they, Gerald? Of course I had to turn him down. You can't help everyone, Helena. You're so right, Don. Besides, we have to make up for lost time. Leaving town didn't help you at all. Oh, Thomas been gaining ground. I still think I'll beat him. I know you will, Gerald, but we're going to have to change our tactics. In what way? Bring it into the open. Take it to your superior. Make it a real fight. I don't think that's necessary. Gerald, you haven't been here. You don't know the power of the man. He'll be stopped, Helena. In some way, he'll be stopped. Now, let's talk about something else. There's nothing else to talk about until your appointment is assured.  I only know what I want. And I know that you'll get it. Now, don't worry, Helena. I know what I'm doing. Yes, Gerald, you know what you're doing. And it's all working out.  Before joining him, you approach the service desk. Any mail for me? Yes, Mr. Wells. I have a few letters and a packet forwarded from San Francisco. I'll get them for you. No, no, no, hurry. Bring them to me in the drawing room. Yes, sir. Good evening, Wells. Gentlemen, good evening. Fine, fine. Mr. Gerald Wells, how is my dear friend? Come, friend, draw up a chair before the fire. Yes. Thank you, Eric. I will. Sit down, sit down. Make yourself comfortable. I trust you had a good trip. Excellent. And in my absence, I trust that you have been working hard. Day and night, yes. And not without some little sure of success, I assure you. I don't doubt that. Your mail, Mr. Wells. Oh, thank you. Here you are, son. Thank you, sir. Excuse me, ma'am Eric. Anytime. What's this? Package forwarded all the way from San Francisco. Mr. Miss me there. Red Oliver has sent me a package of imported cheese. Cheese? To you? Every time I attend these trade conventions, I wind up with a flock of gifts. Oh, a crib gets filled. Brilliant. But why? Why couldn't it have been cigars again? Oh, even a crate of oranges. Well, I guess this is just something to give the page. Just a minute, old man. Any rope put in there? Oh, that's right. You do like cheese, don't you? Have a look. A jar of rope put? Not a very big one. Well, any amount of imported rope put will be gratefully received. Here you are. After all, you would give me some scotch. Ah, Gerald, you are indeed a friend. I'll think of you when I try this later with my teeth. Please do, Eric. Yes, I'd like you to be thinking of that. Well, Gerald, it's complete now. The contents of the little white package have been delivered to the proper party. Only a matter of hours and the appointment will be yours. The next morning you sit down for breakfast in the club restaurant. The waiter brings a paper to your table and spreads it out. It's all there, Gerald, just as you expect. And you expect the police too.  He rumbles a little at having to ask new questions. Same as the world is some unknown person called your hotel in San Francisco. And that's right, lieutenant. The hotel manager told me about the call. I didn't think too much about it, but now... Now you figure he's the one who sent you this poison cheese, huh? Yes. Someway he must have run into the name of a friend of mine and put it down on the return address. And that's why you didn't hesitate to hand the package over to Mr. Thomas. Certainly neither of us had any way of knowing it was prepared by some maniac. Ah, of course not. It's a perfectly natural thing, Mr. Wells. A really natural thing. Uh, thank you. I don't think we'll have to trouble you any further. Back to the whistler. Well, Gerald, the late Eric Thomas was right, wasn't it? Their gift only to your enemies, he said. And that's exactly what you did. Now with Thomas out of the way, there is no one standing between you and the appointment. You'll receive it in a few days, just as you promised Helena. The questioning that took place on the morning after Eric's death, where did you thought it was? Everything the way you figured it. Except for one thing. There is a man standing in your apartment questioning you the next evening. And he is not a police lieutenant, but Stanton Edwards, the columnist, who knew you both so well. See here, Edwards, it's one thing to gather news. But I prefer to make my statement to the police. That is, if they decide it's necessary. Oh, don't worry, old boy. They will. And I'd say that it'll be more than a casual questioning this time. What are you talking about? Oh, stop it, Gerald. It won't work. You see, old boy, I remembered your picture in the paper. I have an excellent memory for people. I disliked. My picture? Yes, at that airport last week, just before the flight to San Francisco. You were standing outside the plane waving your hand, your right hand.  What? I could see that package quite clearly. You had a finger hooked through the string. Of course. There's a box of candy. A gift for a friend. No, Gerald. I ran down the negative on that picture. It was quite sharp. Especially in the 16 by 20 enlargement, we printed up for the police. The printing on your gift box came out nice and large and clear. You're lying. No. The printing read to Mr. Gerald Wells, Grandview Hotel, San Francisco, California. You wrapped that package and addressed it before you left the wash. No. No, it's not true. Oh, yes, it is. The really horrible thing about it, Gerald, is that it was all so unnecessary. We shouldn't have been so gullible about Mrs. Helen, of course. Leave Helen out of this. That's too bad. You didn't, old boy. You fell right into line for her. Well, what do you mean? That seems a shame to tell you this. Now, Gerald, but you weren't the only one she worked on. She was driving Thomas, too. That was her little plan. Plan? Well, what? She wanted to split things up, create two wine camps in the department, you on one side, Thomas on the other. But why? To make room for her. Well, her boy, of course. The man she really wanted to see appointed. Donald Wilkin, Gerald. The new ambassador. Be with us again next week when once again the United States Air Forces in Europe present the Whistler a health and production by Army PLC Ron Johnson. This is Air Force Sergeant Tom Alford speaking.