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Hello and let's talk about the latest India Bangladesh match and this time it's not in cricket but in the economy. The latest news comes out to IMF numbers which showed that in terms of per capita income Bangladesh may be doing better than India. Now per capita income is the country's GDP divided by its population and according to the IMF that number for Bangladesh is $1,888 while for India it will be $1,876. Now these numbers led to a huge debate with the opposition piling on the government and the latter saying that it was not a fair comparison and bringing up its own numbers to support its claim. The question here however is not whether it's a fair comparison or not, although it is useful to understand these numbers. The larger question is about how bad a state our economy is in and fact after fact report after report proves that you can quibble over the details, you can shift the goalposts, question the sincerity of the sources but there's too much information flowing in from everywhere to term it some kind of conspiracy anymore. Clearly, we are in deep trouble as far as the economy is concerned. To understand some of the numbers around the Bangladesh controversy and the larger issues within the Indian economy, we spoke to senior journalist Anandriya Chakravarty. This is what he had to say. Anandriya, thank you so much for joining us. So we've been getting a lot of bad news over the past few weeks, the past few months on the economy, unemployment, the industry, all these and we talked about this. Now this week's latest news has been regarding India falling behind Bangladesh. Now there is a bit of condescension around such comparisons of it but nonetheless it's important to consider the fact that India is of course a massive country, a young population, a very diverse economy, Bangladesh is of course a much smaller country and so when we look at these two countries being more or less placed on the same level, there is a question about what maybe the Indian government is doing wrong. So we've come to that but first of all, could you talk about the metrics under which these comparisons happen and maybe explain it to our viewers also. Before that, I just want to ask you a question and I know that you are an expert on international affairs so maybe your view is different from most other people but think of the average Indian. What do they think when they think of a Bangladesh? So I would say they are considering especially the past year or so, maybe the kind of talk about Bangladesh that has come up is largely to do with them being some kind of people who were sneakily entering into the country and taking over land. This has really become a very commonplace narrative among a lot of people and our families and our WhatsApp groups and every discussions so that kind of a narrative is definitely being set among a lot of people as far as I can see. And also an issue of national security that they're a threat. But at the same time that even those who have a certain empathy, we all whether it's a person who sees the Bangladesh as a threat or someone who sees the Bangladesh as a fellow citizen of the world, we all think that Bangladesh is utterly poor, they're starving and they come here because they have no money, the poorest country, even internationally, I mean, you could correct me if I'm wrong. I think whenever one talks about the West talks of the poor, they either talk about Sub-Saharan Africa or they talk of Bangladesh, they're the deserving of our charity. Now, so obviously when IMF says that Bangladesh is per capita income in 2020 is going to be $1,888 and India's is going to be $1,877, it really shocks us. We think, oh my goodness, does that mean that we are poorer than Bangladesh and a lot of middle-class people, they don't really care about things except as to what foreigners will think. They'll say that this will be terrible, people are going to, the West is going to laugh at us. When we go on our holidays, people are going to say you're poorer than Bangladesh. So that really affects them badly. So in this context, of course, we used per capita GDP as the metric to sort of measure this comparison. But obviously across the world, there's often a lot of questions about whether that's really a good metric, whether it really reflects the nature of how society works. And I think certain government sources have been raising the same argument to kind of say that it's a contemporary thing. Of course, now the same government sources are definitely happy to use GDP when it comes to other calculations. But I'll leave that aside. But nonetheless, there has been a lot of pushback on this by saying that this is just a temporary phenomenon. So could you maybe take us through some of the arguments which the pro-government sources are also making? Well, what the sources are saying, because these are always never directly announced by the government. But they think that sources tell the media is valid, which is that even though it is still within the per capita GDP metrics, as you said, and which is questionable. But it is still valid because essentially the government is saying, look at real GDP. When you compare dollars, that dollar comparison is actually just a nominal GDP in rupee terms. It does not in current income terms, and it does not take into account inflation. Bangladesh has had a higher inflation rate than us. So therefore in real terms, it's not the same. So the IMF itself gives us data. If you go to the report and download it, our viewers can do that. You'll find that they give us data in terms of PPP dollars. Now, PPP dollars or purchasing power parity dollars is essentially something essentially if one dollar can buy you, let's say, a burger and a coke in the US, right? How much would that same burger and coke cost in India? And how much will it cost in Bangladesh? Now, in India, that same amount, same thing that a dollar can buy in America would cost you 22 rupees. The same thing would cost 33 Bangladeshi taka in Bangladesh. Now, obviously Prashant, we know that there's a difference between going to a bank and you want to go to travel abroad or you want to import something. You'll have to buy real dollars, not PPP dollars. In India, you'll have to pay about 75 rupees to buy a dollar. In Bangladesh, you'll have to pay 85 Bangladeshi taka to buy a dollar. But when we compare lifestyle, living standards, we have to look at what basket of goods and commodities can be bought with local currency. If you compare the same basket of goods and commodities, then in India, it is 22 rupees to a dollar. In Bangladesh, it's 33 rupees taka to a dollar. Now, that is the comparison that we have to look at GDP per capita GDP, PPP dollar term. And when we come to that, then we see that in India, in 2020, the PPP dollar terms, in PPP dollar terms, our per capita income will be something about $6,284 and Bangladeshis will be $5,139, which is about 20-22% lower than what we have even after the COVID impact. So therefore, in real terms, it is true that what the government is saying is correct when it comes to just per capita GDP. But there are definitely, there are some other numbers to this picture also, which again get missed out. For instance, if you look at, say, what is the kind of average wealth that we're talking about? Or even for that matter, growth, I think, is something you talked about also as a metric. So could you talk a bit about that? So let's take the same argument that the government is using, PPP GDP per capita GDP, PPP average income in Bangladesh and India. And we use that same thing to look at growth. And we take the Modi period for the first five years, which is 1450 to 1920, we're going to take that because we are removing this year, the COVID period. We know because COVID has affected India much more than most other countries. So let's give the government that and take a comparison there. And then we'll see that the average, that the growth between 2014 to 2019 in Bangladesh's per capita income in real terms in PPP dollars has been almost 50%. It's 49%, right? So, but in India, it's just 33%. So an average Indian's income in real terms went up by one third. An average Bangladesh's income went up by 50%, huh? So here, we're clearly saying a difference in growth rate. And the thing actually becomes worse when we look at the future. Bangla, when we look at what is being predicted for 2020, right? When we include the COVID year. Again, let's took a five year cycle. Then despite the COVID collapse, Bangladesh's income in PPP terms and average income goes up by 38%. And in India, it's just 15%. So that's the growth part. And of course, you've also raised issues about, if you could just tell me again exactly what you wanted to know about the numbers related to wealth distribution. I'd probably be able to give a- Yeah, so the key question, of course, one of the issues that you often talk about in India's context is the inequality. Yes, of course. So there is a considerable amount of wealth generation that has happened over the past two decades, especially. But how much of this is kind of being enjoyed by everyone or being equitably distributed versus. So you've seen numbers about how, for instance, Ambani and Adhani's fortunes have really increased since the lockdown, for example. And this is something that's generally part of the pattern. So when we look at this aspect, for instance, how do the two countries compare? So let's look at two things. One is that Bangladesh is not an ideal place. By the way, Bangladesh has great growth since 2013. If you look at the Bangladesh's own economist's own assessment and Bangladesh's media, if you look at it, they're also complaining about growing inequality. So it seems that Bangladesh's growth or export-oriented growth pattern might have improved its per capita, average income, but it has increased inequality. It has increased unemployment and it has definitely made employment levels lower and more difficult, especially urban areas. So let us put that as a caveat here. And we know pictures, you remember when that factory collapsed. There was these terrible photographs of the conditions of Bangladeshi workers. Garment workers. Garment workers. And so someone is going to get up and say, we must follow the Bangladeshi method, but that is also not an ideal thing. All right? So now, but let's look at something like an average per capita income can always be skewed by very rich people. So if, let's say, a few people earn a lot and let's say that the total income of a country is 1 lakh and there are 1,000 people, then the per capita income will be 100 rupees. But it is possible that two people out of that 1 lakh actually earned 80,000. And the remaining 98 earned the remaining 20,000 rupees. So we know that the average of that remaining 98 is actually very, very low. It is no longer that 1,000 rupees. It's actually somewhere closer to 200 rupees. So here's the thing that is worth looking at. As to the average per capita gives us a particular sense of the average. But there's also something that is usually worth looking at, which is the median income. Median income means exactly at the midpoint. 50% are below us, 50% are above us. There's difficult data to get. So I'm going to use the Credit Suisse wealth reports to give a sense of it using wealth data, right? Now, wealth data tells us a sense that it gives us a sense that what has been the past income of people, how much could they save and convert into various forms of wealth? Whether it is financial, whether it is property, whatever, right? So it is an indicator of past wealth income as well. If we look at Credit Suisse's 2019 report, Prashant, that in India, the average wealth in US dollar terms, average wealth per adult in US dollar terms is about $14,600, right? Approximately, right? And in Bangladesh, it is just $6,600. In India, the median wealth, which is 50% of people are below that wealth level, is $3,000. In Bangladesh, it is $2,800. So now if I take the ratio between the average and the median, average can be pushed up by very rich people, and therefore we take the median, which gives us an idea about where the middle income people are clustered, right? There we see that in India, the ratio is 4.8 times. In Bangladesh, it is 2.4 times, right? The higher the ratio, obviously it tells us that very rich people are pushing up the average, right? The lower the ratio, it tells us that there is a higher clustering around that midpoint, right? These are obviously, there can be various other exceptions to this rule, but I'm just saying this is still a rule of the thumb indicator that we can use. It is clear then that more people in Bangladesh are clustered around their average wealth than in India. And if we take that same thing, extend that for income, then we can say that per capita income in Bangladesh is more representative than per capita income in India, which suggests that a larger proportion of Indians are worse off than a larger proportion of Bangladeshis, right? That itself is something that we should be worried about and perhaps even ashamed of. I mean, I'm saying we should be ashamed of because we had such a huge gap starting lead compared to Bangladesh. Absolutely, right? And finally, to sort of bring in maybe something more of a political question. Yeah, of course, if this is an issue, we have sort of looked at in the past as well. And I think like we discussed in the beginning, the comparison with Bangladesh is instructive, but it's probably not the best comparison in its own sense. Absolutely. Right? So as far as the Indian setup is concerned, especially over the past four to five years, what do you think are maybe say off the top of your head, two or three factors where we just completely went wrong or completely went off the rails? I think two very clear, demonetization and GST. Okay. Essentially removed money from the hands of a large section of people. It had an immediate demand impact, right? But I would still say that there is a significant number of people in India who had never probably seen a 500 or a thousand rupee note in 2016, November. So they were not affected, right? But those who buy things, we should also remember that those people don't buy anything. That is the state of India's economy. And for that, you cannot blame the Modi government. You have to blame the entire system since 1985 onwards, since when we've seen the higher level of inequality and lower level of employment growth. But GST to my mind is an even bigger factor. It is even a worse situation because what it did essentially is that it killed the unorganized sector because we know that Prashant that the lower income people or even small businesses, the only reason they had an advantage was because they didn't pay the full tax, right? So a small manufacturer of a mattress, right? Which you and I use, maybe a small workshop, makes a mattress and sells it to you in a small shop, did not pay full tax and therefore you got it for cheap and you bought it. They had that business. As soon as they have to pay GST or have to supply to another vendor with a registered GST number because otherwise that vendor is not going to take your thing because they'll not get input credit. They are going to be moved out of the market. So we're essentially seeing a consolidation of organized large companies, larger companies eating into the space. And this is I think the biggest reason why CMI's data which tells us how first demonetization and then GST ate into India's employment. So I would say that these are the two things. And the third point, I think politically, there is fiscal fundamentalism that this government has been following which by the way is even worse because it has a populist agenda where it does provide certain kinds of, certain aid to the poorest of the poor. I would say that the poorest of the poor which I've argued many times are probably better off today. The bottom 20 to 30% are better off, marginally better off today than they were under UP. And this is not something to be greatly powered off because essentially there's still be kept at subsistence level where their nose is just above water. They were sinking under water and therefore so many of them voted against the UP and kicked it out of power in 2014. But what that does is when you're diverting money to run these schemes for electoral gains, essentially you're not spending on anything else. So there's no spending on anything else to make for productive growth. And that is what we're seeing right now. So the section immediately about them has been the worst. Yeah, the section, the squeeze is right there but COVID-19 squeeze is also, once that squeeze takes place because that section is also a buying section. The poorest of the poor buy nothing. Whatever this government might say, whatever anyone might say, at best they'll buy some biscuits or maybe when they're slightly better off, they'll go and buy some hair oil. But all the anecdotal ethnography in terms of journalistic reports will tell you they buy nothing, right? So the squeeze is essentially those who are in danger of always falling below poverty line and also those who are just above that.  You know, these things happen. They might save and buy a cycle. So that is why that collapse is taking place. But when they stop buying, the companies which sell to them, they lose out. They are unable to earn as much as they do. And then they start sacking their managers. They start making pay cuts. They stop advertising when they stop advertising. The media doesn't get money, journalists are sacked. So it's a vicious cycle. So we are seeing that squeeze taking place where the top 1% is now going down is now, which used to be the richest is now becoming 0.5%, soon 0.2%. And then it will might be led to two, right? Adanya Namban, that is what will. So that is essentially the problem that India is facing today. A massive, massive demand crisis. Absolutely. Thank you so much, Arunji, for talking to us. Thanks a lot Prashant. That's all we have time for today. We'll be back on Monday with more news from the country and the world. Until then, keep watching NewsClick.


Hello Earth citizens. In this video, I will guide you through a 10-minute routine to do when you're feeling depressed. So, depression. There are many different reasons why someone can be depressed. Clinical reasons, psychological reasons, but I'm going to talk about the energy reason why people can feel depression. An energy symptom and an energy cause of depression. Our bodies are very sensitive to internal body temperatures. And did you know that people who are depressed have slightly lower temperatures than normal people or even people who are feeling happy all the time? So if you're feeling depressed, it's because your body is simply put slightly colder than normal. So, getting your body heat, internal heat, slightly warmer than normal can help you combat the symptoms of depression. So if you can see here, this is the body temperature of someone who is depressed, while here is the body temperature graph of someone who is feeling happy. You see the difference in the range of heat distribution? Okay, so we're gonna move our bodies to raise your internal body temperature to help you combat the symptoms of depression. Are you ready? All right. The only rule here is is that you have to move your body proactively, move your body proactively. All right, so feet shoulder-width apart and bend your knees slightly and let's start off with a gentle bouncing in the knees. Gentle bouncing in the knees, you want to relax your body as much as possible. So, not like this, relax your body, gentle shaking. Just to get the energy circulating, any stagnant energy moving in your body? Gentle shaking will do this for a count of 30. One, two, three, four. Feel your body. Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. If it helps you to focus on your body, close your eyes. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Nine, 20. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, thirty.   So you don't have to look pretty like this, okay? This is not the way you shake off depression. Really shake. Because depression can feel like a cloud or something weighing you down. Shake it off. Wrist first. We're going to shake our wrist for one minute. Feel your wrist. Feel all the way to your fingertips.   Keep the balance in your knees. This really helps to quickly boost your body temperature and release stagnant energy in your body. You're doing great. There any more seconds? Feel your wrist. Wrist. Ten seconds. Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. Now, shake your elbows. Might feel a little awkward, but imagine you're shaking right here. Shake your elbows. Again, here too. The idea is whatever is weighing you down, making you heavy emotionally, physically, mentally, you're shaking it off your body. That's all energy that's stagnated. Shake it off to move it. We'll shake your for one minute. Feel your elbow. Shake your elbow. I know it feels a little awkward, but shake. Feel your elbow and shake. You're doing great. Make sure you're breathing. Last ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five. Now, shake your shoulder. If you're very sensitive to energy, you might feel heat already. Do you feel heat?  All right, keep going. Shake your shoulders. Isolate your shoulders and shake off the sadness. Shake off the stress all of your emotions, heaviness. Shake it off like they're coming down and out through your fingers. Shake here. Really feel your shoulders. Don't let your mind wander everywhere else. Focus on your shoulders. Feel your shoulders. Shake, shake, shake. The sadness is coming down off of your shoulders. Your shoulders are becoming lighter. Thirty more seconds. Your shoulders are becoming lighter. Seven, six. Now, shake your neck and shoulders. Feel your neck. Feel the back of your neck. Shoulders. You can also feel your upper back tilt. Focus your mind on that area. Your neck is becoming looser. Your neck is becoming looser. Thirty more seconds. Keep shaking. Your body as it releases tension is becoming hot. When your body becomes hot, a chemical reaction occurs where good gut bacteria and your immune system goes up, combating the symptoms of depression. Last ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, one. Now, watch me. Keep your feet shoulder width apart. Bring your arms like this. Open your chest.  So you're opening your chest, okay? You should feel here and middle of your shoulder blades. Ready? One minute. Really open your chest. If you feel some stuffy energy here, which is normal, if you have a lot of stress, make sure you're breathing out through your mouth. Your chest is opening. Feel your chest. Last 30 seconds.  As you do, energy circulates very well all the way down to your core. Ten, nine, six, five. Arms down. And you're going to do the same thing except with your lower back. Kidneys. So you're going to push your stomach out. So push from your kidneys like someone is like I'm holding your back and pushing you like this. Okay? It's like this. Yes. One minute. Can you feel your lower back? Yes, this might feel painful or awkward too if you have a lot of stress in your kidneys. This stimulates your kidneys. And if you stimulate here really well, you'll feel so much heat. One minute. Push from your lower back.  Becoming lighter.  Cool energy from your kidneys as you stimulate here goes up to your head.  Making your face brighter. Your body lighter. One minute. Shake your body freely. Wherever felt good, wherever you feel like you're still stuck, shake your body freely for one minute. All right, let's go. Whatever heaviness is remaining on your body, whatever energetically is still weighing you down, shake that area.  You have the power to reverse your depressed state.  Focus on your body. Your body is becoming lighter. Your body is becoming brighter. Your body is becoming hotter. It's the heat that will reverse your depressed state. It's the heat that will make you feel happy. Raise your immune system. Raise the balance of good gut bacteria in your body. Creating a chemical reaction to combat depression. 30 seconds. Keep shaking. Wherever you'd like. Last 30 seconds. Hands on your abdomen.  Feel your body breathe naturally. As you feel your body, can you feel temperature? Can you feel internal heat? Do you feel some tingling? Do you feel lighter? Do you feel brighter? Do you feel a little bit more alive? And please open your eyes. If your energy is circulating well, when you look around you, things might seem a little bit more vivid, little bit more HD and clear. That's a sign that your brain has become cooler. Energy is circulating very well inside. You did a great job. Whenever you feel depressed, please feel free to watch this video to shake it all off. Remember that depression is not somewhere that you have to be in and you're stuck in. You have the power to change your body's energy whenever you'd like. 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What's going on, everyone? Sam here, late in sports cards. Ripping six box, F1 mixer, 22 top scrims, formerly one hobby in light, number 10. Random team style, there's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website under the results tab, as well as the link in chat. So, good luck, everybody. Let's do it, start with light. Do light first. What's up, Isaac? Yeah, you got Alpha Tarry, that's not bad, man. Who is, that's what Guan Yu, I wanna say is. Either Yuuki or Guan Yu, I forget who is Alpha Tarry. One of the two. They both have autos, which is good. Got Green, Raywave, first of all, we got Logan Sargent on the refractor for Karlin. And Green, Louis Hamilton, Raywave, 84 out of 99, nice one there. Let's see if we can go next to your name. What do you mean, Greg? Late in Logan next to your name. Land of Norse, Speed Demons. This one's gonna be a little bit thicker because it's numbered, so yeah. I think technically it's like 60, whatever. I don't think it's 75. Orange, red, maps for staff and not numbered. It's kind of like one of those things where it shows the ease that we have, so just like, I don't know how they determine. Next to our name. So, with light, they have like the orange and the red. These aren't numbered, so they could fit in there. In chat. There's a couple of them. There's purple, maps for staff and two, three, 99. Oh, that's right, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, which? Yeah, that's how long you've been a member. At the end of every break, we always do a recap with F1. Maps for staff and Raywave. Anything 99 or lower, and then Sam will recap that. Louis Hamilton refractor. So we won't keep that like a set aside. Didn't say if they have like autos, patch cars. Louis Hamilton refractor for Mercedes. There's Speed Demons, Alexander Albon. And usually, if we ever have them back, anything but right through them. Maps for staff and Raywave. I don't think we're going to put that in the map. It's kind of like an indication. Usually with Sam, we can just tell them, he's actually yelling across the room. Me? Yeah. There's maps for staff and Raywave. Yeah, I don't make it easy for you. Or if like, Don, he'll be like, should we mag those?  I usually say that. There's Logan Sarchin on the checkered flag refractor for Karlin. Nice one there. Where are you like, are you magging? I'll be like, no. Yeah, I know. And then I'm like, look, I'll just stop telling you what to mag then. Sergio Perez, Red Bull. I'll start magging everything. Be my guest, dude. You know how the behind you'll get? Okay, don't do that. Don't do that.  Pierre Gasly refractor for Alphatar. Like, he would be like, these aren't supposed to be in mags. Take them out. We got Joe. Joe's next to Donnie right here, Forrest. Lando Norris refractor, driver of the day. Base. Yeah, who's parts for you on this one? Just like a review of them. True Green, Fernando Alonso, Grand Prix winner. Driver of the day, Hungry, one out of 99. That's Sebastian Vettel. I'm in the bins as we go. Just so they're not on our table. Yeah. We'll get the ball in. That'll be kind of like a good feel for like a lot of cards on the rest of them. Yeah. Sergio Perez-Rayweth for, was that Red Bull, right? Yeah, Red Bull. Like with the bowman, Cal and Williams, F2 Trident on the refractor. Like with the, what's up, Carl? With the bowman, like that's not something we do. Like a 20 bucks makes it very often. Yeah. So I wouldn't say that that's like, I mean, it's a good indication, but it's not like, it's never gonna be that much. Right. Like a special time. Like, like- You got her box right now, so yeah. And then it's like, if there's a situation where at the top of like every first chrome refractor. Max for staff at a 2.99? Yeah. We'll accept it, like the one thing with me, like I've learned- Formula one winners, Red Bull, Rayweth. I just try to make extra of it in sleep. That way, like at least half of it works. Exactly, and then like, if there's a chance, like when he's recapping or whatever. Sergio Perez, driver of the day for Portugal. Max for staff and speed demons, Red Bull. Refractor Carlos Sainz, going to Ferrari. Purple Chahandura Vola, 2.399. I'll do the top loading once again. Deravales. Usually with the numbered stuff though, I'll sleep at the top of it, just to get it out of the way. Dan Ricardo, speed demons. Wait, is it the NHL also our game is on today? Ali Caldwell, F2 compost. Ralph Boshung, future stars for compost. Boshi, base. Huh, did I know that? On now? I guess it is. What channel? Do you know what channel it's on, Carl? There's Kevin Magnuson. One on the other. Joe Guan Yu, refractor rookie for Alfa Romeo. Sorry, thank you. Chrome dust got into me already. ABC, really. Sergio Perez, portrait refractor for Red Bull. Or ESPN plus. Franz Toss, 275. Nice one there. Lance Stroll, speed demons for Alfa Romeo. That would do it for second box of light, on to box number three of light. Got hobby coming in after. As well. Sergio Perez, ray weight. We have a product that has like a lot of autos or memory cards or anything like that. If you ever think start falling behind, always make sure those are done first. Christian Horner, refractor. Most of our priority because once the break's done and you're not caught up during that recap. Chris, Carlos Sainz. They need a caught up on the things. Speed demons, Carlos Sainz. Two Carlos Sainz, not a box. Verstappen, driver of the day, Styria. The whole thing. I was kind of stuck. Raywave, master Stappen, portrait. Nice one there for Red Bull. There's no, there's, unless we're doing like a big break, like Eminence or something, there's not. Nicholas Latifi, speed demons. There's not a lot of time that this kind of shows. That's kind of cool. Crosby and OV planning together. Checkered flag refractor is Lando Norris. McLaren, one per box. Knocked, numbered. Speed demons, Sebastian Vettel for Aston Martin. TK. TK Subon. The guy in the left. Kind of does actually, Carl. That's pretty funny. Raywave, Ollie Caldwell. Kind of Jack Duhan or Duhan Future Stars for Virtuosi refractor. Sergio Perez, Raywave. Ayumu Iwasa for Dams on the refractor. And Purple Joe Guan Yu, 2199, Purple Checker. What's up, Joshua? Purple, Max Verstappen. That is Grand Prix winner in Belgium, 399. All right, we got three hobbies coming up next too. Some more spots coming in as well. Appreciate you guys. Oh yeah, for sure. You kind of just get an idea after doing a win-to-do-this. All right, we got a hobby coming up next. Top-shroom hobby. It's phone auto. Yeah, for sure. It's a lot of muscle memory, it's a lot of just. I think it took me probably a couple of weeks until I was like, okay. Yeah. Yeah. Face. So that's up there, Tyler. Appreciate you, buddy. Refractor Charlotte Lecler for Ferrari. Oh yeah, we got that on now, Tyler. We got the good old NHL All-Star game on. Sebastian Vettel, speed demons for Aston Martin. I mean, I've been able to watch like five seconds of it. That is Carlos Sainz's refractor for Ferrari and Marcus Armstrong Minidiamonds, 299. That's kind of the format. That's kind of feels weird. Ollie Caldwell for Composts on the refractor. It was like after we do the giant moment. Orange, red, Joe Guan Yu and Alexander Alban. I'll have you print that last minute. So you get an idea of. I feel like I've known it. Yeah, exactly. So I'm coming up here. How about a mixtu marker auto? There you go, Haas. That's going to Bobby S. There you go, buddy. Son of Michael. Nice one there. Congrats on that. Lance Stroll for Aston Martin. Even though these- No, I haven't broken illusions in a minute, Mark. I have not broken illusions in so long.  My crack. Nice one there, refractor. Sergio Perez on the variation. There you go, Red Bull. Congrats on that, Chris S. I would say that one, yeah. That's nasty. Congrats on the variation. That's cool, man. Hold on, was that Italian flag? Refractor Nicholas T.V. for William. Purple, Marcus Armstrong. 2, 399. Mexican flag, thank you. I couldn't tell if that was an orange or red, to be honest. That's why. Look red. Yeah, it looks very red in that, but not that it's an Mexican flag. He's from Mexico, I'm assuming. You have all the stickers over here. Like, that's kind of the reference of where you want them to come from. And then instead of- I used to go down to, like, Rhythm Hagen. Carlos Sons. But apparently you want to be just above the card. But then you can press it down to the good. Lewis Hamilton, refractor, and Green. Lewis Hamilton. Nice one there, 39 of 99 for Mercedes. Mags are tricky sometimes. Nice one there, Mercedes. For cars that are like between like 100 and 120, you don't really have a mag for it. So it's kind of like, figure out what works fast. Sometimes you might have to feel like a filler card at the bottom of the mags by there. It's just something you just learn over time. Wayne gave me the okay on those combos that I've been practicing out about. So we're good. Does the stress go on? Stress is temporarily gone. It's temporary. JQ's on the refractor for Van Ansterfoot and Purple Kevin Magnuson for Haas, the 399. Purple Green in tail force share. Two, not numbered, that is Purple Green. I did not actually, Max Verstappen. I saw it like briefly posted on one of the pages, but I didn't watch any of it. I didn't like keep up with it or anything, Greg. There's Lance Stroll, Speed Demons. Are you a varsity player or not? Absolutely. That's Jake Marsh's dad. Really? Greg Marsh, yep. Hey, what's up, Greg? Yeah, you're a hot guy right now. Liam Lawson, F2 Carlin Refractor. There's Lando Norris, Speed Demons for McLaren. Oh, who is this? Who is? That's Lewis Hamilton Refractor for Mercedes. Got a gold checker coming up. That's Ray Dasani of Voltaire Botas. Going to Mercedes, nice one there. 39 out of 50, what's up, Vaughn? Usually the lead singer, where is that lead? Signature half, right? That's Max Verstappen on the checkered flag refractor. Joe Guan Yu, rookie refractor for Alfa Romeo. Sounds like we have a lot of Lasting's village connoisseurs in the chat right now. That's our bread and butter. He's just talking about random world players. That's a terrible name as a mess fan today. Max Verstappen, refractor. Portrait, card number one. And Max Verstappen, mini diamonds. Belgium, Grand Prix winner, $299 for Red Bull. All right, last box of F1, guys. Oops, set the camera. You fell out yet? What? It's called So Cold in the Northeast right now. It's like... Almost single digits. Yeah, I think it is single digits right now, yeah. But I need them. Yup, same dude. Sergio Perez Refractor. That is a Mari Cordil, $2,299. It's like 70 degrees down here, Carl. Sonny. Charles Leclerc, gold, purple, not numbered for Ferrari. And Speed Demon, Sergio Perez. Speed Demon's Fernando Alonzo. End up buying a Suzuki All-Star jersey. Ace. I'm assuming it's just one would be my guess, Carl. One certain one. There's Lando Norris McLaren refractor. Good God. Speed Demon's Dana Ricardo from McLaren. Well, Dennis, how's your Rookie Auto F2 Prima? Nice one there, Prima, Bobby S. 34 out of 50 again on the true gold. You saw the Whopper commercial live for the first time. Oh boy. Is your life changed? Yeah, your life has changed now for us, doesn't it? Jack Duhon, you've avoided it for this long. Sergio Perez Refractor, gold checker Fernando Alonzo for Alpine, 45 out of 50. Nice one there. Four, again, that is for Alpine, that is Bobby S. Again, congrats, Bobby. Looking up two golds in this box. One checker, one true. There's Sergio Perez, checkered flag refractor. I said to go out of my way to watch it. Yeah, that's true. That's never a fun. Marino Sato, we got the gold wave of Alexander Albán, 38 out of 50. Nice one there. Crash shots and maybe more. You're not wrong on that one, Greg, honestly. And last pack of the break. Good luck, everybody. Base, Joe's Capito, principal refractor, and purple checker Lando Norris, 21 out of 199. That will do it for the break. Can I just do a quick recap here? Had autos of Mick Schumacher for Haas, gold Dennis Hauser going to Prima to 50, Greenson 99, Lewis Hamilton, Fernando Alonzo, Lewis Hamilton, pink to 75, Franz Haas, gold to 50. We had Voltaire Botas, Fernando Alonzo, as well as Alexander Albán. And we had the variation, Sergio Perez going to Red Bull. Very nice. Congrats on that. That will do it for the break. Thank you guys again for the fill. Next up we got our 20 box Bowman mixer.


Welcome everyone, glad to see you this afternoon and I am Joan Benjamin, I'm with the North Central Region SAIR program and you're listening this afternoon to speakers who have had grants through our grant program. We're going to have Laura Worstel speak this afternoon on wild eating at Scattering Fork Outdoor Center. We have a microphone here for when you have questions. We ask you to use the microphone because we are videotaping this session. Thank you Laura. Thank you, I'm glad to meet you. Good afternoon, I am Laura Worstel and I'm from Scattering Fork Outdoor Center and we're located just southeast of Mexico, Missouri on about 47 acres of woods and creek and trail and in fact we're along the side of Scattering Fork Creek and that's where it got its name. Since 1992 Scattering Fork Outdoor Center has been working with kids from preschool through kindergarten to help them learn about working together where lots of teamwork and enjoying the outdoors in nature. We are a 501c3 educational facility and we're dedicated to providing personal growth through outdoor education. Every year in April we open the center for what we call one of our public days and that's wild edibles and we have the public is invited to come out and taste to identify or find out which ones they are. All of our roots and shoots and leaves and nuts that grow out there and because most people really don't know that there are a lot of things out there that are edible and because they're in the wild they don't really trust them and they think okay I'm not sure I want those and that's why we do it. This project and this grant came up because we realized that we saw a need in these young children to learn that the outdoors has many many healthy foods good tasting fruits and nuts and flowers and leaves and seeds that they can learn to plant care for and harvest for themselves and their families they don't know that. We believe that young people can become lifelong advocates of healthy eating when they learn how tasty and healthy while the natural foods really are and how they can produce and harvest them themselves. You've become intensely interested in food production when they have the chance the opportunity to develop their skills and knowledge in planting and harvesting these wild foods. This project we picked a group from the city of Mexico it's a it's a four-each club and it's called a rug let me see what happens when I do this. This is this is the grant this is a group of young seven eight nine year olds and who had no experience at all being outside even in the woods and so when we they have a tremendous leader and when we brought them out we did the preliminary work on this area because we'd set it aside for this and we had to pick up the big logs and the and the sticks and things that they couldn't move but they had to come out and learn how to use we they didn't even know how to use a rake or a hoe or a spade and so we brought them out and we had two great groups that help us with everything we do like this and that's the area master gardeners which I'm sure lots of you know about master gardeners and a garden club in the in the city of Mexico that these women came out and helped us with these boys and girls you see that they don't know much about the shovels and anyway they learned in a big and a big hurry but they had to be shown how to do it. The staff partnered with these master gardeners and the garden club people and we had three sessions three after school sessions they meet every Wednesday all year all summer all winter long through the school system school time and so it was easy for them to come out after school and you can see from the bottom picture that the clearing goes back a certain area and then from there on it's woods so and this section here is on the south side of the trail and the top picture is on the north side the trail the trail goes right down through the middle of this section now this is a permanent site it's not going to be used for anything else the people who use our low ropes course will go right through there on that trail and they'll be able to see what what's happening and the first session as I said on March the 21st was devoted to showing them learning how to use the spades and and it rakes the spatially and picking up all the trash and and moving it out of the way and they also learned about the that the needs for minimal shade for this kind of plants and for the depth of soil and the nutrients that would be in the soil and it had to be well drained soil then on April 11th the next time they came out they had to learn it to use those spades and shovels to plant the trees and the shrubs and the native trees and shrubs these were from a new kind of packet that the department of Missouri department of conservation puts out they put the packets out for years this year they had one new it's called wild edibles and in it there were 10 varieties of trees and shrubs all of them nut bearing or fruit bearing and there were 10 and each five of each one of them so we planted 50 trees and here's some of them now there's a couple on here that we did not have in our woods almost everything under the sun is in our woods because it is on a creek and it's a it's a it's ancient it hasn't been used for anything for years and years and years so that it has a deep soil and it has lots of water the black choked cherry and the elderberry and blackberry and now we did not have golden currant we're going to have them and they have a blueberry and they they look good and the red red mulberry papa that wasn't it that one wasn't there when i thought it would be the master gardeners and the garden club women said now really they need to know how to plant flowers so a little section of the north side we let them plant flowers we already had in that area lots of violets and spring beauty and even dandelions and so but they put a few annual flowers in there and the nasturtiums really did well even with with the drought so these are the trees we planted the third station on april of 25th was when they had to come back and take care of this area and here they are just pouring water out of cans but there's another show slide that shows you where they're mulching them i think in this bottom slide you can see that we didn't let them just go in nearly nearly planting plants you can almost see the the the swing of the rose now this if i turn around then you can't hear me can you the swing of the rose was in a curve and so that the trees were planted in the area on a curve and in between you can see where where the grass was still there they didn't try to rake up all the grass they just raked it so that we could plant them and that's where that is okay and then this time they got to pick up pick the leaves off of the spring beauty and the dandelines and the violets and make a salad they weren't really great for salads but they learn and then i also have a violet jelly made out of violet blossoms and anybody that's tasted violet jelly on a cracker i know some people think elderberry is better but violet's pretty good too so now it's an outcome from this project that the students learned to grow these 15 species of plants and how to keep them healthy and then how to improve their own health by learning how to eat them enjoying them these natural foods they learn how the soil and the plants and the people are all parts of a natural system and they're then they're a part of it also and they learn how one plot of land not really big can produce can be used to plant native plants and multiple crops to benefit them and mutually they also learned that as a team of co-learners they learned how to work together if one person could hold the plant the other person could dig the the hole and then they learned how to tamp it in and and this was will show them much about working together many of the skills they required to produce those foods produce knowledge that can't be obtained from books you can't just go read a book and say it tells you how to stick a shovel in the ground and how deep just put it in and what kind of a plant to put in and how much you can cover them up and how much you can't these young participants also learned that now they can take those and produce their own plants after the second time when they were out there and planted the plants one of these little boys came up to me and that afternoon he said you know what and I said no you never know what when it's one of those and he said I can now this was on the the first part of April 11th and on the 22nd of April the Mexico Department of Parks and Recreation always give to give out free trees and he said now I can go and get a free tree and take it and plant it in my garden and I know my grandma will let me use her shovel so I thought gee he's he's gotten something out of it just like that and I said sure why don't you tell one of your friends to do the same thing because the trees are free all you have to do is go pick them up so I think you it's hard to realize what the impact is when you get children out in the wild out in the woods and let them learn how to do something in addition just to go by and pick up something to take home every about two weeks ago we had 80 preschool kindergarten kids not preschools kindergarten kids out where for well they come in stations and they come in the morning because that's when kindergarten kids are their best and it's it's almost unbelievable what they can put in a gallon ziplock bag to take home from walnuts to hickory nuts to acorns to all kinds of leaves just about anything on earth and they and they just get so much out of being out in the wild that's one of the reasons it's gathering forked outdoors center is so much fun anyway we know absolutely that most of these as scaring forked students will never they won't become farmers but they can all grow and use their own natural foods so here's at scaring forked they learn how their health and happiness can improve by getting outdoors working in the soil planting something collecting it and then eating it eating it's whether it's a berry or a nut or fruit or seeds we teach them the agricultural skills and knowledge they need and they all we also you teach team building to build a community of natural food enthusiasts and consumers we've used the advice from the conservation department and the adrine county extension service of course our our favorite helpers and favorite people who come out and say yes we'll help you do this we'll help you any way you want or the s of the master gardeners in the garden club they were helping they were invaluable in instructing some of our staff on how to do this our main source of course is our 40 plus acres of woods and small clearing of all of these young and mature species of native spirit species and that in this area that we've set aside so let me see if I didn't put this together but I would have done a worse job than this so I I had a picture of the the place the areas it looks now we have a really nice sign that came from some extra wood do we have around and someone who has a rotor at a they can route out the the words and it showed them the plants all being after they were mulched they looked great they don't look so great now the kids are going to be back in the spring we'll order another bundle because we do have to do some replacing the drought wasn't any better to us than it was to anybody else in the whole country and so but they won't mind they love to be out there and now they know how to dig in themselves are there any questions yes yeah they walk on the trails and oh sorry she said when we when we have them out for the public days like grandparents day and we do a wild edibles we do a wildflower walk in the spring and if you want to see something gorgeous you ought to see the woods with just masses of flowers on both sides of the trails yes we do we take them out we and we let them um sample anything that now we're really careful to make sure that they never sample anything that they haven't that they don't know for sure is edible because there are things out there that aren't edible and probably are not good for you and there's some that are just staying sticky and nasty but yes we do because they lots of them that's what these are all ages we have sure sure we have a lot of uh of older adults middle-aged people and younger yeah we do we have that's what our public days are for and uh and so that people can come out and it's not a park it's not used as a park so you can't just go out there and and wander around because it is a low ropes course and uh the part that uh is a low ropes course isn't we don't allow anyone on unless they have a certified staff with them so it's not it's it's just that you can come or you can come as a group the uh uh master gardeners have come out just as a group just to tour it and see you and sometimes they'll say do you mind if i have a spring beauty to take back with me no hope we've got gobs i'll give you a plastic bag to get up and take it with you yeah yeah yes that's what our public days are for yeah any other question


The Kraft Foods Company presents The Great Gildersleeve. Hehehehe. It's The Great Gildersleeve starring Harold Perry brought to you by The Kraft Foods Company, makers of a complete line of famous quality food products. Now let's see what goes on in Summerfield. Every afternoon at 5.45, a boy on a bicycle riding down the street, no hands, flings a folded newspaper onto Gildersleeve's front lawn. By 5.46, Leroy is usually to be found flat on his stomach in the living room, deep in the doings of Dick Tracy. This particular afternoon, however, he gets no farther than page one. Yes! Oh, for goodness sake. Hey, what's the movie? Let me see the movie case. Where'd you go? Boy! Comment was, Leroy, go on leaving. Yes, go on. I said good evening. Yes, go on, Leroy. Listen, I'm home. I don't like having to call attention to my presence, but I said good evening. And when I say good evening, I expect a civil answer. Good evening. That's better. Good evening, Bernie. Good evening, Mr. Gildersleeve. Pick the newspaper up off the floor, Leroy. Pick yourself up, too. That's Robert and Salinas. He was hiding out in the paper. I already know all about it. In fact, they drove a man through town this afternoon on his way to the jail. Don't tell me you saw him. No, but Mr. Peavey saw him, and I just saw Mr. Peavey. Oh, aren't you? What do you look like? Don't you mean that he ever goes? That blood on him was yours. I told you I didn't see the man myself, Leroy. Where were they taking you? To the county jail. You mean they got him right here in Summerfield? Oh, boy. The jail's not in Summerfield? It is, too, isn't it? It's right on the town line. Yeah, I wish they'd let you go out and look at the guys. No, stop talking about it, Leroy. You're getting Bertie all alarmed. Look at her. Yeah. There's really nothing to be scared of, Bertie. The man is under lock and key. I ain't scared. Oh, Robert, come near me. I'll let him have it. Yeah, that's a spirit. You would, too. By the way, Bertie, I have a club meeting this evening, the Jolly Boy. So anytime you want to serve dinner. Oh, yes. There won't be a little while now at your home. Leroy, if I could trouble you for my chair. Oh, sure. I didn't know you wanted to sit here. Sit down. Now, the newspaper, if you please. Oh, sure. I didn't know you wanted to leave it. Yes, yes. I think they'll do to me, Mom. Will you please stop hanging over the back of my chair? Oh, sure. You want to wear out the mow here? What was that, my boy? I said, what do you think they'll do to me, Mom? They'll undoubtedly hang him. Oh, boy.  Lesson? About what? Just let it be a lesson, that's all. I can't hear anymore about murderers.  We don't bring newspapers to the table anyway. You don't? I'm different. You eat that buzzer, my dear. Here. Maybe I can... Where is it? Where is the compounded papers? Outs! Sorry, my dear, I didn't know that was your foot. Stand back and maybe I can... Where is it? It's always been right under the chandelier. Then somebody's moved the chandelier. Oh, the heck with it. Birdie! Can you imagine? He put them in a trunk. I bet when they opened the trunk... I said no more, Leroy. No more, you understand? I don't want to hear any more about it. Okay. Soft, please, Marjorie.  So white. I didn't see it. Anything happen in school today, Leroy? No. My dream? Not a thing. So much for school? I don't know about it. I don't know anything. I got some peas left and I got... Shh! Wait a minute, buddy. Quiet. Listen. Sounds like a fireman. It's the Cowley Jail. Jailbreak! Jailbreak! I told you he was!  You too, Marjorie. I didn't say a thing. Let's keep our heads down. Turn off the lights. Oh, no, no. We can't turn off the lights. We can't turn off the lights. We can't turn off the lights. Oh, no, no. We can't see if we do that. Now, nothing to be afraid of.  Nothing to be afraid of. Verde, there's nothing to be afraid of. Be royal upstairs and get my gun. Keep it. You know perfectly well where I keep it. Now, go get it. Okay. Certainly.  No, wait a minute. Somebody's liable to get hurt. Just bring the gun. What good is a gun without bullets? Bring the bullets, too. They're in the drawer with Mike Howard. Hello! Why don't you get them? Don't stand there and ask me cool these questions. Now, keep cool, everybody. There's nothing to be afraid of. Marjorie, go see if the back door is locked. What for? Use I say. Verde, get money. Get me my air raid help. Look at yourself a little bit excited. I'm merely trying to take precautions, Verde. He's God's. Everybody else stands around here scared to death. Well, what would anybody want to come here for? The man's a dangerous criminal, Verde, and he's looking for a hiding place. He might break in here and use us all as hostages. Let's not get excited, though. Let's keep cool and use our hands. Give the gun, I'm sure. Give the man a gun by the barrel. I'm pointing at him. Don't answer. It might be a trap. Let me answer. Later, Lila. Well, yeah, I'm busy right now. You come over here. It's just a little jailbreak, probably. Yeah. I've come right over only. I have to wait here for an important phone call. Lila, I'll keep an eye on you from here. I'll be watching out the window every minute. Who are you expecting a phone call from, huh? A phone call? I'm not expecting any phone call. What you doing? Oh, that. Well, after all, I'm a deputy. At a time like this, you never know. I might get a call from the chief of police. It's my duty to stand by anyway. Yes, you are. Thank you, Bertie. I guess I might as well put it on. Just in case. Strap or something. Strap's a little tight. I didn't know if you'd be wanting your flesh like your whip or something. Yeah, thanks. I'd better take them.  Show a right hand point here. You may be right. Guess I'll just take the whistle. It's working.  See if you can see any prowlers around Mrs. Ranson's house. Only keep your head down. Okay. I checked all the doors. I'll keep it all locked. Good girl. Just a little precaution. Unnecessary, probably. But what do you see, Leroy? This is mine. Yes, you must be a little nervous. That's women for you. Well, now what do we do? Just wait, I guess, till the chief calls, if he does. Why don't you call him? There's an old saying, my boy. Let sleeping dogs lie. Still, I might just give him a buzz and find out what's going on. Yeah, why don't you? Yeah, hand me the phone. I'd like to speak to Chief Gates, please. This is him. Chief? This is Gilda Sleep. What's all the excitement over at the county jail? I heard the siren. Oh, pain in the... Whom? The chief. Oh, say, um... Yeah? Well, I've been seeing you at the Johnny Boy tonight.  I lost last week, remember? Oh, sir, you did. Well, we're holding a session down here at the station. I'll be there, chief. Just have your money where you can get at it. That's all. So long. What did he say, Uncle Moon? Yeah, what did he say? Well, children, it's just as I thought. There's nothing to worry about. It wasn't the bank robbers that escaped at all. It was just... Huh. Who's that? Hello, Gilda Sleep speaking. Son of a... Just type that, kiddo, and I'll be right over. I'll be right over. Nothing to say, huh? Yeah. Yeah, that's right. Well, I was only doing my duty, Lila. I'm a deputy, you know. Oh, but he might have shot you if he'd been there. Ours is not the reason why. Ours is but to do or die. Why, before this night is over? Yeah. Well, it's him or me, that's all. Mm-hmm. Come back. I might. What time?  Yeah, duty comes first, unfortunately. But I'll keep a lot burning in my window for ya. And when you return... Yeah. Well, to the victor belong this fall. Homemakers tell us that one of their hardest jobs is to keep getting variety into meals. For example, those daily vegetables, they do get a little monotonous when served the same way day in and day out. 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Condemned by the widow Ransom to an heroic role, or at least obliged to pretend to be the hero for a couple of hours, gilded sleeves strolls into the Somerfield police station, which for tonight is the headquarters of the Jolly Boys Club. Well, being chief, high-flying. Good evening, commissioner. How's it like a nice outside cell with hot and cold bread and water? Ha-ha, American plan. Yeah, sounds good to me. How's business heat? Caught the shift list at Toronto yet? No, Sam's still at lunch.  Well, I've seen workplaces sit around. Nice comfortable chairs, cuspid doors. There's only a copy of the police present. That's for barbershop. Speaking of barbershop, how's it about little harmony, boys? Come on, commissioner. We miss town by the old ways. Follers! Follers! Follers! Please, chief, we need a date. Follers, I don't want to be a wet blanket or anything, but maybe we'd better not sing in here. Why not? Well, after all, this is a police station, not a joint. Uh, wishful thinking. Wouldn't... Wouldn't want people to think there's some kind of a brawl going on here. Well, how do you like that? The chief invites us over here as a favor to him. We got no coke to drink. We can't sing. Why don't you play a little poker? No objection to that. Poker's no good for three people. Where the dickens are? Hooker and TV. They'll be along. Why, they can't be here promptly. Maybe we should start a system of fine for being late. I'd hate to try to collect them from our members. Hey, look what I found. Hand cups. Come here, commissioner. I'll flip the bracelet on you.  Careful, Floyd. Ah, I can't hurt nothing. How they work. I guess you just flip your wrist through here and... Come on, commissioner. Lock me up. Huh? Oh, just snap and shut. That's all. Well, that's the way you want it. There you are. Look, chief, I'm hand-cuffed. Man, what do you have now? Floyd Munson, the notorious old-up man. How do I look, commissioner? Criminal. Hidden? Nope. Oh, well.  Now let me see. I wonder where I put the key to those cups. Chief. He started it. Yeah. Surely I thought I had it right here. Oh, come on. Oh, there's nothing to worry about. Floyd, we can have him filed off in the morning. In the morning? Chief, have a heart. The wife, she'd never believe it was an accident. And then when I convinced her, she'd never let me hear the last of it.  Oh, I have a heart, chief. Well, if it's going to be as tough as all that. Come here.  Don't go breaking any laws. Oh, I won't. They feel good to get them off. I'd hate to do a real stretch in them things. Some of you police station captain O'Benney talking. Give me that. Date's talking. No sense of humor. Oh, hello, Al. Never listen to the radio. No, no signs of Sam yet. I'll call you if we bring him in. Oh, hellhawk, Meyer, out of the county jail.  Oh, don't. I hope they got a couple of fellas watching Lock Joe Moran. Hell's watching Moran, all right. He's the only prisoner out there now. Say, Floyd, how about a few hands at the casino until the others get here? Okay, by me. Here are the cards. Well, here's Peavey. Peavey. Hi, Peave. Good evening, gentlemen. Yeah, we're doing just that. Come on, pull up a chair, Peavey, so we can get started. Oh, Mr. Young, it's me, right? Just came by to tell you I don't believe I can sit in tonight. Can't sit in? We need you for a quorum, Peavey. Why don't you want to stay? Oh, it's not that I don't want to stay, but whenever there's a jailbreak at the county jail, Mr. Peavey gets nervous. She want me to close up the store and come home an hour ago. But there's nothing to be nervous about, Peavey. There's no jailbreak. Just Sam Coombs walked out when nobody was looking. Oh, yes, really? Sure, you remember. You remember Sam Peavey? Wouldn't hurt a fly. No, no, I wouldn't say that. He used to take a nip. Oh, man, I've heard. Take a nip. He was a town drunk whenever he had the money. Well, I don't see what that's got to do with it. He's just a harmless bum, Peavey. Mrs. Peavey has no reason whatsoever to be nervous. You just call her up and tell her. Now, he can talk much like a married man does his joy. He sure don't. For your information, Commissioner, when a woman's nervous and don't do any good to explain she's wrong, it only makes it worse. How, Peave? Not in my experience. Mine, too. Ah, women have got you all buffaloes. Tell you what, Peavey. Let me call Mrs. Peavey and explain this to her. No, no, no. Thank you. It's bad enough when I do it myself. That better be running long. What a club. If I ever get married, fellas. Oh, yes, that's okay. Come on, there. Now, you've got enough prayers without me. We still need you. Greetings and salutations, jolly boys.  You're holding up the business of the evening. A thousand apologies, gentlemen. I'm trying to be getting home to Mrs. Peavey. Good night, John. Peavey, what's the matter? His wife's nervous on account of the jailbreak. Entirely unnecessary, Peavey. The escaped person is only Sam Coon. Just call up Mrs. Peavey and tell her to go to sleep. I mean, John, that's great. I think I'd better go, John. Who's that? Oh, fellas, is the chief here? Sam Coon. Sir? Rapid, get the handcuffs. I don't need any handcuffs. All I want is a ride back to the county jail. Well, you can darn well walk. Walk all the way out there. Well, you walk in. Why'd you bust out this time? I heard there's a panic variable picture in town. Turns out it was last week. All right, well, go back. You got a cigarette, chief? No. You coming in here wanting all kinds of service? And you fellas got a cigarette for Sam? I don't know if I'm talking his brand, but here. Oh, thanks. Might as well take a couple, huh? Why not? Light? Oh, thank you. Well, well, Sam Coon. Remember me, Sam? I sure do, Judge. I'll never forget you.  Oh, I suppose I'll have to. Oh, gone you. I've got other things to do besides show for you around. Hello, Harry. Well, I'll take you out there after a while if you behave yourself. Okay, fellas, let's get out of business. PV, call the wife and tell her the situation is under control. Will you?  No wild games, no high-low, Joker forace is stretching flushes. Okay. You playing poker, fellas? What do you think we're doing? If somebody would lend me a couple of dollars, he's a good player. Well, I've all the nerve. Women, it's a better game that way, chief. Hey, Sam, here's a deuce. Remember where you got it. Thanks. Put that little spit in the ocean. What do you say? Do you want me to bail? Now, don't start making the rules. Where's PV? Oh, telephoning. Come again. They caught that criminal, so I think I'll stay down here and test with the boys for a little while. All right, Floyd. What do you got? Queen's tonight. Nuts. I thought you were bluffing. I know you had three days, fellas. Who asked you? Shove over, Sam. Don't get so close. Say, is that clock right, chief? Sure, that's right. It's electric. I think I'll quit, fellas. Quit? Well, it's only 10.30. I don't care. I'm tired. This doesn't seem like you, Gilday. You're losing, aren't you? A little. Fact is, well, I've got a headache. Headache, he says. Sam's losing money. He looks at the clock and quits the poking game. He ain't got a headache. He's got a date. He could be. He's in pain. Well, it's not a date, exactly. But this lady was a little nervous when Sam here busted out of the county jail, so I told her I'd look in on her on my way home. Has she got a friend? Yes. Sam, watch your step. Who is it, Gilday? Anyone I know? None of your business. Oh, I'm your friend, Gilday. We're all your friends. Who are you? Well, if you should happen to see Lila Ransom, don't tell her I've been sitting around here playing poker with you. What does she think you've been doing? Well, I told her I was the deputy. She may have got the impression that I was out on the min, huh?  Well, you know how it is. So if you, fellas, will excuse me. I guess if you're quitting, I might as well quit. Wait a minute, fellas. I got an idea. Let's all go along with Gilday's sleep on his date. Yeah. Why not? Good idea. Yes. Oh, there you go. No, no. You got me wrong, Commiss. I'm thinking of a way to build you up. What makes you think I need it? Well, you hear it. We're good. Now, look, the chief has to take Sam back to jail.  Talking about me? Yeah, you. And you'll be right there in handcuffs, Sam, to prove it. Lloyd, I think you've got a wonderful idea. Make a hero out of you, Commissioner. Well, I don't know, fellas. If anybody was to laugh or anything. Why, who laughs? Now, look, Commissioner, we are proud we're trying to help you. I don't know. TV, you haven't said anything. What do you think? Bachelors. I'm going home. Anybody got a cigarette? Where do you get smokes when you're in jail, Sam? It's tough. You can't even get fear out there. Well, I give you a cigarette, and we're almost to the lady's house. Can we come in? That's right. How about putting the handcuffs on him? Chief, it'll look better. I don't need the handcuffs over here. You're darn right, you will. If the judge will slap another 30 days on you. At least. Oops. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. At least. Okay. Here we are, Chief. Yeah, there's a light downstairs. Leela's either still up or still scared. Good either way. Come on, Sam. Get out. Snap the brakes, Tom. Chief. Okay. This is just for a few minutes, Sam. I ought to get time off. I'll give you a cigarette after you. Come on. Now, you follow us down here while I go up and knock on the door, Chief. I got this. Get a little of this porch light on Sam so she can see the handcuffs. Okay.  I'll try, but I ain't no Dillinger, you know. You can say that again. Well, go ahead, Commissioner. When she opens the door, I holler, Good night, Mr. Gilda Sleeve. Thanks for helping us catch the criminals. Shh. Not so loud. Well, here I go. Good luck.  Box raters at your house. You know those refrigerator pirates who must have a snack before going to bed. Well, if you have, then you should know it's a good idea to have a package of Velvita stowed away. They'll really go for Velvita's rich yet mild cheddar cheese flavor. And it says, digestible is the milk. You urge them to drink. They can spread this delicious cheese food on crackers or slice it for bread. Or, if it's toasted cheese sandwiches, they want Velvita melts to perfection in just 45 seconds.  That's why so many women are using smooth-melting Velvita in Lenten main dishes. So, when you shop, look for genuine Velvita, the cheese food of craft quality. Yes, PV, you missed a lot of excitement last evening. You went home too early. You think so? Yeah. I'll tell you something else. This county has better start looking for a better sheriff than Al Hofmeier. Two jail breaks in one day. Who ever heard of such a thing? I mean, what? How you ever let Moran get hold of a gun, I can't imagine. But just to turn the keys over to him, the man has no conception of his duty. Oh, well, isn't that so? Who picked him for sheriff anyway? He gets 4,000 a year out there. For what? For being sheriff. Nothing to the job. There's a dozen men who could do it better. If I was sheriff, things would be different, PV. I can tell you that. Why don't you run for sheriff? Me? Sure, you've got a lot of friends in this town if we all got behind you right now by November. No, PV, wait a minute. After all, I'm water commissioner and water is important, too. The department can't get along without me. Well, I think so. Well, it's a fact. But Hofmeier... Now, let's not be too hasty about judging Hofmeier. He had a little bad luck yesterday, but that can happen to anybody. All these fellows that go around knocking Hofmeier, time for Hofmeier. The Great Yilder Sleeve is played by Harold Pallett. 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Every time that it gets uglier, every time that there's a new crisis, we are offered a choice. Whereas when things are kind of going along pretty well and there's no immediate crisis, theoretically we have a choice to change, but the choice isn't put in our face. And we tend to just go along with things. Same thing in the course of an addiction.  No, it's only when they hit bottom, which means a crisis. But it's not just, there's no such thing as bottom independent of choice. It only becomes bottom when you choose to rise out of it. If you do not, there's another bottom underneath that. And underneath that and underneath that forever.  Like, that happens. We will never escape from choice. The crisis, the collapse is not going to save us from ourselves collectively, just as with the addict heading towards bottom. We have the same thing. When times are normal, we're not going to change. When we hit a crisis, then we have the opportunity, but not a guarantee. We're shown unconscious choices. Choices that had been unconscious are shown to us.  The closing of brick and mortar stores, the migration of education online, of work online, of dating online, of entertainment online, of everything to this box, these boxes that we look at all the time. The weakening of civil liberties, the censorship, all that stuff was already underway, but we got to see it, like it was put right in our face. And thereby, oh, and the increasing technicalization of life, the increasing dependency on drugs, you know. I think the average American my age is on like five or six different medications. So all of that was kind of normalized, but we were shown it in extreme form. And therefore, we were asked, is this the direction you want to go? Here's the future. It's separation to the nth degree. Do you want that?


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Good evening. Thank you for coming Good evening. Thank you for coming Now we are gonna speak about the next dep come Will be in Spain caseres Please if you want to make a question or speak be sure to have this kind of device in your hand If you don't have it, please ask for it one of the moderators here, and if you're going To pass over the camera, please crouch before and now says our woman smarty Thank you, sir. Thank you Hello, I am Cesar and I am I can only next developer working for the regional government of Extremadura and As most of you know, we are really really interested in Holding that conf9 in Extremadura in the city of catheters for those who Don't know where Extremadura is it is in Spain near the border with Portugal and It is a quite big region with one million inhabitants the city of catheters has been one of the main cultural cities of Spain during the last years and It is also a World Heritage Center. It is Not a big city, but it has almost everything we need to host that come You can see some pictures of the old town Here you have the location of catheters As you can see It is 300 kilometers away from Madrid Seville and Lisbon also So I think that it will be easy for you to go there We don't have an airport But we have good connections dates We have been talking with the people in charge of the venue and the people in charge of the whole of residences and The dates we have chosen This one July the end of July Because We will be in all of residences that are used by the students and during the summer they are empty So that is the main reason We have chosen those dates public transport The nearest airport is Talavera la Real which is a hundred kilometers away from catheters and It is connected via highway So it should be less than one hour to get from that airport the main problem with that airport is that it is a small airport and It only has two flights to Madrid and two flights to Barcelona per day So the best thing to do is probably to go to Madrid and Use the public transport Because there are four trains per day and ten buses per day Seville is also another choice, but There are only three buses per day from Seville to catheters and Lisbon it is As close as Madrid, but it doesn't have as good connections with catheters as Madrid does Probably the flights are cheaper to Lisbon than to Madrid but Then you have the issue of the public transport the venue is cultural complex San Francisco and There we have a lot of auditoriums The main auditorium. I think that it will be a good choice to host the hecklap because It can host seven hundred persons and We also have four more rooms and auditoriums with a good capacity in the Cultural complex. Well, I forgot to say that it is an old monastery that it been used to host a lot of conferences and stuff like that We also have four cloisters and use the cloisters for the sponsors and for whatever and for VIP rooms Those rooms could be used for the servers and for a lot of things Yes A cloister is The place well where all the monks go to see each other, you know, the center the central place of of the monastery with a Kind of a little garden and so on And an important thing is that it is well prepared for handicapped people even for blind people You can see here a picture of The cloister of the monastery, sorry, the cloister is the center of the monastery With views to the garden to the central garden I don't know if you can see this properly, but this is the main auditorium and these are Those are the four other Little auditoriums we can use as you can see they are already prepared for conferences and Residencies we have been talking with All the people in charge of them and we think that the best one is Munoz Torreiro and We can host there are 300 persons 180 with air conditioning Because we know that for some of you it is really really hot in summer Okay, we have to make a deal first and There we we have been thinking of Of having depth camp probably in the residence because it has also an auditorium and a lot of rooms and Probably it is a small place to host that camp. It is also prepared for handicapped people and We still don't know how many people will be there next year. So We have been talking also with Francisco de Sander residence hall It is a small one Well, not not small but smaller than Munoz Torreiro And it also has an auditorium One thing I forgot to say is that Munoz Torreiro residence hall is Ten meters away from the venue. So it is really really close to the venue kind of Do you have more residences where you can get people to last year in Edinburgh? We had nearly 400 so I expect more than 400 coming to Spain. Yes, there are some other All of residences, but they are not as close as these two But we can also use hotels hostels and Yes What about hotels because a lot of people here have paid to be in a better room So I think there will be a lot of people that won't like to be in a residence hall and will gladly pay for a hotel Okay, there are a lot of hotels in catheters. It is one of The main cultural cities of Extremadura, maybe the most important cultural city of Extremadura. So we have I can Show you The number of hotels we have there in catheters. I do not know it by heart, but yeah, you have these hostels and Hotels, okay One star two stars three stars four stars five It depends, but it is a small city. So Almost every hotel is 500 meters away from the venue. So There is no need to take buses or maybe we can even hire some buses But I don't think it is a good idea because they are really really close Any other question? Yes The venue is open for us 24 hours 24 hours. Yes, the residence will be The venue the venue in Edinburgh we have to go at 11. I think I don't think that it is a good idea because if we we thought of Being open 24 hours a day, but and if we open 24 hours a day, we will have to hire Security guards and a lot of stuff because they are not prepared for that but We think that We can have night night high-class inside the residences, which is a way But you say that the residence has a room for 100 people Sorry, yeah So that would be the night high club or yeah, maybe or the other one for 250 In the photograph you showed of the monastery and look like it was kind of fields around it or something Is it actually in the city or it is in the center of the city in the center? It has a lot of parking places and that's what you see When you're saying it's gonna be hot. How hot is it in this month without air conditioning? 40 Probably the highest load maybe 33 34 Last year You had mentioned that it was best to do it either in May or in September I understand that the choice of July is because of the summer holidays. Yes But is there no chance of May or September being chosen if if we want to use the Residences there is no chance Is it possible to consider using something else? Yeah, if you don't want the resident the residences to be sponsored Yes, we can do that Okay, I don't know. Maybe this is not for a presentation, but I think it's something to be considered Mm-hmm, because 40 degrees is a lot. Well, that's probably high. I know but even 35 36 It's a lot. It's difficult to do real wood work in that temperature The monastery is quite fresh. Maybe inside the monastery you'll have 20 Okay, 9 19 and probably we will also have problems with the venue because it is Really really used Maybe it's already booked for other dates Yeah, well, I think many many people will insist on this and they I will I also request you to check Unavailability even if we cannot have the sponsored accommodation because a Yes, we have had a hot that comes before and not one several times, but Really Most of us are not used to that kind of weather and it's really much more difficult to do anything I know, but I'm also not used to this kind of weather I'm not saying that everything should be really perfect But it's a factor that must be considered in order to make most of the conference I Yeah, I understand you but I cannot change the weather and probably in September you'll have 35 and May will be Not easy Because in May the venue may be really really booked Yeah, I have to confirm that we had an extra Madura meeting in September and we had 35 degrees so I Don't think it would change that much to change the date of the of the debt conflict, you know a Question I had for you Cesar, but maybe I wasn't listening enough How far are the residents from the talk? From the venue from the venue the first one is 10 meters away You have just have to cross the street and it is there and the other one is No, the car the parking is here And the residents is here, so you'll have to cross this street not this one You understand me And the other the street is is this one and the those Those trees are inside the residents and the other one is 200 meters away. Yes Here If you cross this street, there is a hospital yes and and near the hospital here there is a Swimming pool inside a complex a sport complex And in and the residents also has swimming pool I'm about sauna. I think that the only one I know is Yeah, you also But we have other baths and so on inside the the old town We have more questions. Can I put myself down for an icon room now? Sorry, I didn't understand Can I put my name down for a room with air conditioning right now? Oh, okay Okay This is one of the residents is Regarding the local team I work for the new initiative center and we are 20 persons working there and We will be 10 persons working for for that comes We expect to have also 15 more persons Then from the new knowledge centers, which are called telecenters in English. I think and one from a business incubator and Fight from the bit from the business incubator called bevernet and we Didn't contact with the local looks, but I think that they will be happy to help also and probably some Spanish developers will be Wanting to help the network and the San Francisco is already wired But I think that we should hire a better connection and Of course, we need to add Wireless access points to cover the whole complex We have question here Just a question the cultural complex looked like it was Stone masonry construction is are the rooms individually wired with network already or yes? They are already what that there is also There are microphones and audio stuff also it is used to host conferences, so It is prepared for most of the things So you asked about the residences Both but if you let me Okay, yeah, continue on. Yeah, because I was talking about the culture complex and I was going to talk about them We have a question there or yeah only the questions that you list said at 20 m It's a metric line will be hired for that conferences and Francisco, but doesn't list for the other ones Are you going to wire them the other ones with more than 512 kilobyte upstream? Yeah, we we can Whatever we want if we if we have money we can hide the connection we want because Telefonica Will put us the connections we want probably if we Put a better connection. It will be more expensive, but it is okay questions Okay Muyanth Torreiro residence hall also has an internet connection, but Probably we will have to add more access points and Maybe wire Some rooms for those who want to have servers or whatever we have a question there for the one that's 10 meters away You could just do wireless over the road somehow. I would imagine Sorry wait if you got 20 megabits into San Francisco, you could just bridge it over the road. Oh Yes with an access point probably yeah, okay, okay Thank you for the tip and Torre de Sande Is all is also using a six megabits connection and It already has wireless So there should be no problem food It will be an open buffet Inside the residence the first one and We will try to address every kind of special issues Like those who have religious issues and so we already Contacted this institutional Supporters and they we are they are they are happy to help us junta de Extremadura, of course and deputation the cathars is the cultural institution behind the management of the venue and The council of the city of cathars is also Wanting to sponsor something. I have a feeling you may have answered this a previous time But are we far enough away from any elections to make sure that the These people don't change. No the elections were one and a half years ago. I think yes and Yes cathars is a bidder for The European Cultural city of 2016 and the council of the town is wanting to Support us in some ways We have time if you have any questions you can find there's a question there more information Inside the wiki of the depth conf Hi, do you have any idea of a total budget yet? We know even a vague idea Sorry, do you have an idea of how much money how much money? No, the only thing I know is that the residences and probably the food and The residences on the venue will be free of charge and And probably the food but I still don't know that okay excellent. Okay Do we have more questions? Okay, so We are done. Thank you