With action and suspense out of the Old West comes the most famous hero of them all, Huffleong Cassidy, starring William Voight. The ring of the silver spurs heralds the most amazing man ever to ride the prairies of the early West. Huffleong Cassidy, the same hoppy you cheer in motion pictures, and the same California you've laughed at a million times. Raw courage and quick shooting have built a legend around this famous hero. Huffleong is a name to be feared, respected, and admired, for this great cowboy rides the trails of adventure and excitement. William Voight as Huffleong Cassidy and and declied as California. What's our story this time, Hoppy? This one we call Stampede at Samples Crossing, and it started during a cattle drive with the bar 20 pushing 2,000 head north for railroad shipment. We've been on the trail 15 days and it just reached Samples Crossing before you always hold up overnight before fording the river. At the same time another herd pulled in from the West, a herd much bigger than ours. We had both arrived at practically the same time, which meant trouble. And that night and the silver spurs alone, trouble started. Here we go, Hoppy. Here comes Reb Moran. Breathe and fire out of both ears. Yes, sure enough. Hi, Reb. Here you're the new trail boss for the Lazy J. That's right, Cassidy. I'm the new trail boss. And I figure you and me ought to settle this thing about crossing the ford tomorrow. You mean about who goes first? No question about that, is there? Bar 20 arrived first. Yeah, not so as anybody had noticed it. I had a man waiting there an hour before your beef pulled in. A man doesn't count, Reb. It's who gets cattle there first. Not the way I figured, Cassidy. And you and I don't figure the like. I never expected we would. But I expect to put Lazy J beef into that river first thing tomorrow morning. You've had a few drinks too many, Reb. Sleep moth and we'll talk about it tomorrow. We'll talk about it right now. I'll tell you what I'll do, Cassidy. I'll fight you for it. The best man gets to take his herd across first. But we fight with our hands, not with our irons. Look, Moran, tomorrow's going to be a big day for both of us. Why don't you head for your blanket roll and turn in? Oh, it's a matter, Cassidy. You scared? I always heard you was a fancy man with your fists. But with me, you got to prove it. Sorry, Moran.  But you got to take me on, Cassidy. You can't help yourself. No, and why not? You left just a couple of riders with your herd, didn't you? That's right. Well, I had some of my boys rope and hog tie them. You what? Yeah, and my boys are caring for that bar 20 beef right now. And if they hear three quick shots from out of this place, they know just what to do. Just what would they do, Reb? Stampede that herd of yours? Yeah. So it's up to you, Cassidy. Hm. Either you fight me to see who crosses the river first, or you get them bar 20 steers scattered clear from here to the continental divide. Now back to Hop along Cassidy and our story, Stampede at Semples Crossing. With a bar 20 trail herd reaching an important river crossing almost at the same time as another herd, trouble has developed. Reb Moran, hard-drinking trail boss of the Lazy J, has just challenged Hoppy to a fist fight to decide which outfit will pour the stream first. Hoppy is trying to avoid the fight, but Moran has set things up so that Hoppy must fight or have his herd stampede all over the countryside. Ah, this is kid stuff, Reb. You've just been promoted and it's gone to your head. You figure I've got a little reputation and you'd like to get fat off of it by knocking me around. Just kid stuff, Reb. Yeah, come on, Cassidy. Do you fight it at him steers or you'll start running? All right. That's the way you have to play, but it's got to be just between you and me. Ha-ha. What's the matter, Cassidy? Your riders all yell at you? Who are you? I'm Gillis, Rebs Foreman. And I'm willing to stack the Lazy J against your outfit all the way. I'm sure you would, considering you outnumber us at least two to one. I'll say this again, Reb. The fight has to be just between you and me or I'm not taking off these guns. I don't figure your guns are so tough either, Cassidy. That'll make something out of it, Reb, with those guns if he wants it. Now, now, hold it, hold it. Let's just keep it a fist fight. All right, Cassidy, it's just between me and you.  And whoever wins has the undisputed right to take his herd across the river first. That's also agreed, Reb. That's the whole idea, Cassidy. All right, I'll take off the gun. All right. Wouldn't want to make any bets on this, would you, Cassidy? No bets, Reb. You're forcing the fight on me and that's enough. Anybody else want a bet?  I got 50 bucks to back-hopping. I got $50 to bet on hop along, Cassidy, too. I'll cover that. That's right, boys. Get your bets down. It's gonna be a big evening for the Lazy J. All right, come on, Cassidy.  Cloud them, Reb. Get them fast. That's what I aim to do. Try this one, Cassidy. You ought to be just your size. Oh, fuck! Ah, not bad, Reb, but a little high. I felt it, though. Then you're gonna feel this one. Oh! I felt that one, too, Reb, right up to my wrist. Care to get up? Then we can both try again. I'm getting up. Ah! It'll always be the same, Moran, even if you used an axe. Uh, uh... Hey, uh, can you hear me, Moran? Oh, gawdly. He's colder than the Panhandle winter. Give me a hand, California. We'll get him up. No, I don't need any help up here, all right? I guess this settles things, doesn't it, Reb? Yeah. Yeah, it settles things. Your outfit crosses the river first. No, I'm getting out of here. Nobody'd ever know you'd been in a scuffle-hopping. You don't show a mark. It's a great fight, Mr. Cassidy. Won me $50. My name is Clark, Mr. Cassidy. Tippi Clark. And I sure am proud to know you. Man of man, if this is the first you've known me, how did you happen to bet on me? Because he's a white-livered stable tramp, and we ought to hang him upside down the doorway. Now, wait a minute, Farrell. I didn't do anything to you. You better get this, then I'm gonna... Don't follow him, Farrell. Let him alone. You don't think you're gonna walk out of here top dog, dear Cassidy? Nobody ever beats the lazy J for keeps. And there's 12 of us here to prove it. 12 of them? Five of us from the bar 20. That calls for more in the rabbit's poop. Move in, boys! We're gonna clean out this place! It's pretty good with it. And the man alongside me is a lot better with his. Maybe all you gents don't know him. His name is Silent Jim Reed, and he happens to be Marshal of this town. And I happen to be his deputy. You ought to know better than to make trouble, Farrell. You used to live here. I figure this to be our own fight, please. That's all right. So long as it's just a couple of you. But when it comes to wrecking buildings with one of your range brawls, well, that's why we take over. We're taking you in, Farrell. Oh, you are. Yeah? You and this Cassidy. Maybe we'll have peace in town tonight. That's all right with me, deputy. Head for the door, Farrell. My outfit ain't gonna take this, Collison. Your outfit will take it and like it. I won't like it. I'm not gonna have this town turned upside down just because you fellas lost a fight in a few bits. That's what you think. Push that door open, Cassidy. After you, Marshal. All right. Now you, Farrell. And don't try it! They come from across the street. Poppy, you hit! I got a slug through the arm. I decided that I'm all right. But the town Marshal wasn't so lucky. Looks as though he's dying. Got it out yet, Doc? Oh, yeah, yeah, it's out. You sure can take it, Cassidy. Thirty-eight slug could be mighty painful. I'm much obliged to you, Doctor. We'll be all right if I get out of this bar now.  You're gonna be a lot weaker than you think. Oh, oh, yes, Tippi, what is it? The Marshal's silent, Jim. He used to lie out there. Yeah, well, he's dead, Tippi.  He didn't die right away, though. No, took him about 20 minutes. Sure, it's a tough way to go.  Why didn't somebody get the Marshal's boots off?  Stuff the toes good and they just about be your size. Well, did you see anyone fire those shots? They just stepped outside, Cassidy. All right, Gleason, it was pretty dark out there. Yeah, but don't take a mind, Rita, the figure who was on the other end of that gun. What are you thinking, Gleason?  Moran was out of this place when the shooting happened. So that's who you think it was? Yep, I figured he couldn't take the weapon and stood out there waiting for you to show. Probably so riled up that he just let fire to everybody who stepped through the doorway. All right, Gleason, but what are you going to do about it? Well, Doc, I guess we'll have to try to bring Moran in. And that might be quite a job. The silent gym gone, things around, the samples crossing allow to get pretty rough. Nothing like sleeping in a hotel for a good night's rest. How's the arm field this morning, Hoppy? That's kind of stiff. I guess I'll be able to get around all right. Were you going to swim them steers across that stream this morning or this afternoon? I'll get it. Oh, hey, it's you, Doc. Come on in. Yeah, thought about it. Stop by, have another look at that arm of yours, Cassidy. Doesn't feel too bad, Doc. Yeah, just say my bed address it for him. I need to take them cattle yours away from here. Oh, maybe not for several days. I didn't think about Red Moran.  I find it hard to believe he'd bushwhack anybody from a dark doorway. After what happened last night, I'd sort of feel responsible if he had to hang for a killing he didn't do. Yeah, well, it'll be a lot better for that arm if you could rest a few days. Mind if I throw up this winter shade and need more light to dress that warmth? Go ahead. Look at that sun beating down out there. And it's six o'clock in the morning. Yeah, that's what time it is. I wouldn't know. I'd have another shooting and a knifing and breaking the news of Silent Jim Reid's death as a widow and I'd been up all night. Never can tell, can you, Doc? There probably wasn't a bad man in this territory who couldn't beat Silent Jim in a fair fight, and then Silent Jim has to get it by accident. Yeah, and I'm afraid that when Silent Jim was killed, there weren't the law and order in this town. Ben Gleason's been a good deputy, but he's not the one for handling the trouble we get here. Oh, that hurt, Kessie. Yeah, a little, but don't worry about it. Sure is going to be a hot day. You can see the heat coming up from the ground right now. There's a couple of little kids playing out in the street already, too. Doc, how about Reb Moran? Anybody know over here? No, sign of him, Tom. The Posse went out to find him and bring him in. That might be a rough job against all those lazy Jay writers. That's what I told Gleason. So he rounded up his Posse without too much fuss and got out of here in the dark just after three o'clock. He didn't lose much time. Figured most of the lazy Jay hands might still be hanging around the saloon. I hope it works out that way. I feel I've had enough bloodshed around here for 124 hours. How does that feel, Kessie? It feels fine, Doc. Nice and snug. Hey, what's that noise? Sounds like an earthquake. Wait a second, I'll get this window up. It's coming from the river crossing. Hoppy, it's them steers of our stampede, and they're coming this way right through town with them little kids in the street. Now back to Hoppillong Cassidy and our story. Stampede at Samples Crossing. Trouble has broken out at Samples Crossing. Hoppy has won the fight forced upon him by Rev Moran, trail boss of the lazy Jay, to determine who should board the river first. But as an aftermath, Silent Jim Reid, Marshal of Samples Crossing, is killed by gunfire. With suspicion and tension riding the area, someone has stampeded the bar 20 steers right into the main street of town. Them kids, Hoppy, they're too scared to get out of the way. You grab one, I'll take the other. Come on. Edward, hey! Hoppy, where are you? He's out California. I saw him off. Right in front of them steers. Where is it? Where is it? It's just a... I can't see nothing. He's trying to pick up that kid. Here, take this young man. I've got to know what happened. Hey, dog gone, it's just a... Hoppy, Hoppy, where are you? Right here, California. You all right? Yeah, sure. Hoppy, I'm trying to be scared. Can't you fight him all right?  Yeah, this arm went back on me when I was lifting a youngster. We got out of the way, both of us. What a scramble that was. Them steers of ours, Hoppy, scattered all over the countryside. Take us a week to round them up. I never mind. Those two kids are all right anyway. But what about the herd? We ain't going to take it lying down, are we? Not if we can find out who did it. That lazy J. Alfred did it. That's something for us to find out for sure. I couldn't sleep so I'm out here trying to catch a little breeze. How's the arm? It doesn't like what happened. Keeps letting me know it. A lot of pain the wound like that. Just brought Rev Moran in, me and the posse. Yeah, where'd you find him? Oh, we looked all day for him, and then found him on our way back to town, still sleeping off his drunk under a spring wagon. No trouble taking him. Didn't act like he knew what it was all about. Do you think he's guilty, Gleason? Oh, who knows? I'm never sure when a man's guilty, unless I see him do something. There's a lot of other people around you who think he's guilty though. I want to give him a quick trial, a quick sentence. Where are all your boys, Cassidy? I'll round up cattle. We had a stampede here today. Yeah, I heard. You think Moran might have caused that too? Oh, I don't know. I don't know either. I don't know anything about all this. But we came on to something funny out there today. Yeah, what was that? A couple of steers wearing new red-hot brands. Yeah? A real new brand for these parts.  Lazy bee? You could dress up a lazy jade and look like that without any trouble at all. That's right. That's the way I figured. Without any trouble at all. You feel like talking to Rev Moran, Cassidy? I wouldn't mind. Come on, then. I've got him where he's got more time for talk than anything else. Got a hop along, Cassidy, here, Moran? Says he'd like to talk to you. He thinks I tried to gun him down. Was there nothing to talk about? I'm not passing judgment on you, Rev. I'd never gun a man down that way if I was drunk or sober. You whipped me fair and square, and that was enough of me. How about stampeding my cattle, Rev? Well, don't know nothing about that either. You said you're going to. Said I was going to if you wouldn't fight. Anyway, a man says lots of things when he's liquored up. Don't mean he's going to do them. Well, lots of folks around here think it's a gun down silent Jim Reed, Rev. I think you tried for Cassidy and got the marshal instead. Not me. I might have had a few drinks. I'd never pull anything like that. Folks are going to put you on trial for it, just the same. Well, how can they prove it? Somebody had to see me do a thing like that to prove it. Well, you better pray that nobody says they did see you, because if somebody does that, you're going to hang. Hang? That's right. Me? Yep. Come on, Cassidy. Time to get out of here. No, wait a minute, Cassidy. Wait a minute. You ain't going to let them do that to me, are you? You know me from way back in Laredo. You know I wouldn't drag gouch anybody. You know that, don't you, Cassidy? Yeah, Rev, I guess I do know it. And if I can, I'll help you. Cassidy, if I was you, I'd forget what you said about trying to help Moran. Why? Well, there's some folks in this town that wouldn't like it. They're mighty tough folks. People that could cause you all kinds of trouble. Lisa and I think you're being honest about this trouble. I think you're being honest because you told me that stuff about the brands. But when it comes to Rev Moran, I'm not taking your advice. See you later. Mr. Cassidy. Who is it? It's me, Dippy Clark. What do you want, Tippy? I think there's going to be more trouble in this town, Mr. Cassidy. I get around and I hear things, and I think there's going to be more trouble, maybe with men lying in the street and dying with their boots on. I've seen a lot of it here, and I always get to thinking it could be me. Well, you don't have to look at him, Tippy. Well, I guess I can't help looking at... and I guess I can't... What's the matter, Tippy? I thought I saw something in the shadow there. Something... Mr. Cassidy! Mr. Cassidy! That's better.  Oh, I don't know. Pick it up on Hannah, too, will you? Oh, no kidding. Well, how do you feel? Oh, I'm all right, California. Where did you come from? I got here just after them fellas jumped you. They were most when I started to shootin' at them. Where's Tippy? I don't know. If he was with you, he ain't around now. Now listen, before we do any more, Gavin, we better get you over to the Doc's place. Now, Gash, under your eye, need some help. Come on, I'll help you. Oh, it's you, Gleason. I came over to have my face patched up. Yeah? Well, looks like you'll have to wait your turn. Tippy Clarkson there. Tippy? Doc says he's dying of a slug through the chest. That's for me to take a statement from him. Come on in. You two can be witnesses. Yeah. Tippy. Come with me, Cassidy. Better stay with the door, Cassidy. He needs air. Farrow Gillis, how do you fit in this picture? And the one who carried Tippy over here. That's how I fit in. Hold him up a little higher, Farrow. He'll cough his life out before he can say two words. And... Leason, you better get your statement in the hurry. This man is dying. All right, Doc. What do you want to say, Tippy? I, uh... I want to say I know who killed Silent Jim Green. Shout out to Mr. Cassidy last night. I, uh... I saw what happened when I went outside. It... It was... Rib Moran. He was standing in the doorway across the street. He left me a little higher, Farrow. One of my spurs is caught in the couch. That all you got to see, Tippy? That... That's all much, Leason. I guess that settles that case, then. I'll get the judge to bring Moran to trial in the morning. Before you go, Leason, I'd like to ask a question. What? I'd like to know how you'd go about wrestling an entire herd of 5,000 cattle. All right. What are you talking about, Cassidy? I've decided that the surest way of doing it would be to wait until it was being moved to market, far away from its home ranch. Then it wouldn't be too hard if the trail boss was moved out of the way. And if the foreman and maybe half the men were in cahoots. Wait a minute, Cassidy. Now you're talking about me. That's right, Farrow. But I'm not talking about you alone. Am I, Dr. Brad Hurst? What do you mean, Cassidy? I mean you're the brains behind all this. And that's why you wanted silent Jim Reid out of the way. Because you knew he might be too smart for what you were trying to do. So you killed silent Jim and tied it to Rev Moran. Oh, Hoppy, and that's why they stampeted our beef to keep you out of the picture, huh?  Doc Brad Hurst. Doc Brad Hurst and his Lazy Bee brand. His new and very personal brand. Cassidy, 5,000 heads. Oh, they might not take an all of them. They'd have left maybe five or six hundred. Flamed the big loss on trouble here and on the trail. It was quite a plan, doctor. But you're not going to be able to make it stick. You can't prove any of this, Cassidy. I can prove you said Tiffy Clark was dying when he wasn't. And if we can find that branding iron of yours maybe by searching this house...  One more word in this 45. Put your light out. You too, Glacian. I'll make a move. I'm afraid you made a mistake with that move, Farrow. Now, Tiffy's going to be able to talk. Aren't you, Tiffy? Yes. They wanted to be sure Red Moran would be convicted.  Don't mind him, Tiffy. He has to keep the gun on us. So they made me say I saw Red Moran kill Son of Jim. Farrow kept holding a knife against my back all the time. If I'd have said a wrong word, I was going to get it. Looks like you're going to have to use that gun on him, Farrow. Yeah. And I'm going to start in with this squawking little pole cap. Now, back to Hopalong, Cassidy. This town. If it ain't dust, it's gun smoke. You all right, California? You, Gleason? No, we're all right, but Farrow's down, and the Doc's going to handle never be the same. I'll never know how you beat Farrow's bullets, Cassidy, and I'll never know how you drew that fast.  I guess I got tired of being banged up. These two are all yours now, Gleason. And I'll let them change places with Red Moran. But, uh, first, I'd like to know how you figured out this play that Doc was making. I'd like to know that myself, Hoppy. How are we so sure that Doc was lying about Tippi? Well, according to the doctor, Tippi was supposed to be making a deathbed statement. But the minute I saw Tippi on that couch, I knew he couldn't be dying. No? Why not? Tippi was conscious and able to speak, and Tippi was wearing his boots. That was why I knew that Doc was lying. If Tippi had known he was going to die, he certainly would have asked one of us to take his boots off, because Tippi has more fear of dying with his boots on than any man I ever met. I'll be a low-coat sidewinder. This is one story we can all get a boot out of. California. I mean it. The Doc and Farrow figured to make quite a killing, but they come to find out that the boot was on the other foot. And the boot hurt, didn't it? Yes, sir. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! The old adage that he died with his boots on surely tripped up the guilty ones in this Hoppy adventure. There's one thing certain when you follow the adventures of Hoppy and his pal, California, plenty of action and excitement every time. So don't miss Hoppillon Cassidy's next action-packed story. Hoppy and California mix it up plenty, and that's a promise. Hoppillon Cassidy, starring William Boyd, is transcribed and produced in the West by Walter White Jr. Sampeded Samples Crossing was written by Buckley Angel with original music under the personal direction of Albert Glasser. All stories are based upon the characters created by Clarence E. Mulford. This is a Commodore production.


here's a new MediaTek 10 nanometers this is the MediaTek X30 partnership with TSMC they're doing 10 nanometer which is a crazy cool multimedia powerhouse it does all kinds of 4k is a tri cluster 10 core all right so let's check it out here at the booth so hello hi I'm Wendy from MediaTek and they have the X30 in actual prototype phone right here yep so it's actually running in there and it works yes definitely so I'm gonna show you X30's great thermal performance so right here you're comparing with the Samsung S7 so right here it's a it's a live demo and we're auto running a browsing so we can see that the thermal performance is exceptionally good on the X30 it's just cold you can there's no heat just has been running on here since you know it's been for running for three or four hours already and you can see that our X30 performance is thermal performance is at 35 point 35 degrees versus our competitor is at 40 degrees 35 is like a temperature human kind of it's not too hot yeah it's gonna be fine it's not gonna explode like Samsung it's great for it's yeah it's it's it's great we got really good because of our core pilot 4.0 technology that's on the X30 that's why we have great thermal performance so yeah what is it showing here this is showing so this is something we pre-recorded so elephant stress is a benchmark so we're basically saying that we have better benchmark scores you can see that we have great benchmark scores yet you have very excellent thermal performance as well so in terms of different ass browsing so you can see how great is it perform the benchmark score is it the best on the market yeah but we will we compare with the competitor flagship so it's great so what's the cores you have is a 72 dual a 73 2 a 73 for 53 and 435 so this 53 and 35 yeah so it's a through a tricluster 10 nanometer 10 cores cool now I'm gonna show you a lot of our performance so so you can see here that this is running this is running the browsing app and you can see that in terms of when we run browser you know Facebook Navigator and gaming we have we have a great power with Delta game so in terms of us versus competitors when we do a browser you know we're only using the power consumption is only 400 something milliamps while competitors over a thousand million so basically over 50 around 50% power Delta game in these apps so all this is you know based is because of our core pilot technology and our pilot 4.0 technology is the newest our previous generation at the x20 chipset is running on the core pilot 3.0 and now we're running on the core pilot 4.0 technology so that's why it's giving all this great sustainable and low power performance core pilot 4.0 so core pilot 4.0 basically we have a very intelligent task scheduling system so that that that intelligent task scheduler basically determines when a when a task comes in it determines how much how big of a loading in need how how much power it needs and because we've got the tri cluster technology going on it will determine say this load requires mid cores or lower cores only then you'll actually designate the correct core so when our competitors have only large and smaller cores it maybe there's some wastage in terms of in certain terms of power on cores use so you have very small algorithms yeah and you can do the same performance as the half the power what does it mean what's the competitor yeah so basically like here we're running navigation right here yeah we're running navigation this so this is recording the slides live recording we're running navigation right here and navigation you can see that actually it's using 382.4 milliamps while competitor it has consumed 935 milliamps so the delta is actually 59% so we were we're 60% lower in terms of power consumption right up for that app so would you say that the the tri cluster is really paying off it really makes sense yes definitely it really helps yes in terms of thermal management low power performance and and also powering all our multimedia it's a lot of to do with 10 nanometers also right as well definitely that definitely does play a part as well so you know it's great that we have 10 nanometer 10 core tri cluster technology all playing hard to make this a really great platform and over here only on these apps we were saving power we also we also specifically save power for gaming as well so you can see that we have an intelligent power saver here and on this intelligent power saver so here we have a side-by-side comparison of this power saver technology on versus off right so when the power saving technology is on you can see that when we're running these games again when it's up it has you know it's consuming 229.98 milliamps when it's on it's actually consuming 30% less power so it can optimize the game based on what's happening inside the game that's so basically we're saving power at the PCB level and also in terms of different apps we're saving on all these social media apps most commonly used apps cost gaming and also on the screen so basically one of the most so one of the most power consuming power consuming things on the phone is the PCB and this the screen yeah so so basically exactly so we also have to know so what are we looking at here so we're looking at here is energy smart screen is it an OLED because it says it works for both LCD and OLED but this is on the LCD so I'll show you here that so energy smart screen here we have you can't so here we are having fun at the top of this on right then we had this the life power meter and see once it's powered on you can see that the the power meter is measuring that the power consumption is dropping so basically you smartly use less brightness actually it's based on the content we determine how much how bright well our display is gonna show it doesn't look like it's blinking right no of course not it's basically the it's basically the same visual experience so okay let me talk about so when I come back to this power meter that's that's measuring you can see that it's automatically going up so this is nice so this is both LCD and OLED yeah and it's included with your chip yeah let's talk about multimedia so maybe I think they're talking about so we're comparing with the iPhone 7 and basically it's two times optical zoom and we have when we zoom up to 10 times yeah you can see that look at the big difference look at all the noise look at the noise that you can see on but it's not it's because you have dual cameras no no this is a dual camera and so and so it's basically we have this is the magic 2.0 ISP and so we have very crispy images great noise reduction the excerpt sorry we're gonna toggle what is in there it's on and off switch so basically we're basically simulating that when you that we can auto adjust to auto exposure really really quickly nice so so so when we switch you can see that the X30 inside is the quickest and responding to the lighting nice all right HDR so this is the X30 and this is the iPhone 7 so this is a 4k HDR ready so you need a 4k HDR this way this is no I mean no basically yes this is this is basically saying that we have we can we're the most to be able to decode on hardware so we have a hardware that's dedicated to decode in 4k HDR I think competitors use it on software based so it's more power so you do it hardware accelerated 4k HDR and phone yeah so basically now that you you know you have a lot of content that's already 4k ready 4k HDR ready and now you can actually view it on your on your smartphone with you know obviously with the right display and with the right way or some other guys talk about HDR phone software yeah when they're talking about 4k HDR playback yes that's software I mean you can see the big difference here so like for example this is this we put this is iPhone and when iPhone is differences basically because iPhone doesn't support HDR content yeah iPhone is only SDR all right and then there's a lot of other stuff over here is does that have anything to do with X30 all this stuff this is 5g is gonna be supported in X30 and 28 gigahertz it's all the some other stuff that's coming with me and then there's also IOT IOT and a car so X30 is and what do you have right here you talk about what are you talking about this car yeah yeah so we are focused on a mini wave technology here so currently what we are using is kind of a hierarchical pink warming technologies here because I actually as we can know that passers-by are pretty high right so we have to do a pink warming at the mini wave frequencies right and the other thing is that we also have to do the pink tracking right so what we're using that we want to use a hierarchical pink warming technology right so first of all we use a cross pin here like roughly identify the direction of the mobile device right and then we can use narrow beam and five beams right to maintain this signal quality yeah right so basically to realize this kind of technology so I think it is very difficult because we have to maintain by the beam patterns right so actually we need to propose a I mean design right a lot of a face-to-face calibration methods right to maintain by the beam shape yeah so now we can let it come move right so you can see the performance of the of the beam tracking so that means it's gonna be a part of 5G maybe yeah you're right you want to make it part of 5G this right so right now what we're seeing is the 5G right it's the 5G what is it 28 gigahertz huh it says 28 gigahertz right yes is that part of 5G yeah so currently 25 is a disgust right most of the vendors okay so we focus on 28 gigahertz first but actually our company also focus on 39 15 gig right because actually this say a minimum minimum of frequencies right are more popular okay so what you are seeing currently this kind of concept is already agree right in the previous standard right so actually have high potential to be a future spec and you say a special thanks to Corvo right what do they do so currently we use their face shifter face shifter yeah because we have to do a big warming right and we have to adjust by the face of each antenna right and face array I mean the face shifter is coming from our global and what is a 5G smart link I think a 5G smart link is a pretty simple concept so basically if we are using 5G millimeter wave right so basically it would be bracket frequently right so if it is bracket so basically the data rate would drop very quickly okay so if we can have the link with 4G LTE right so then we then we can switch back to the LTE network right if 5G is bracket right this way right we can maintain the data rate okay the 5G only right it's a bracket I mean 5G millimeter wave right it's bracket then the data data rate drop if 5G plus 4G right then we can switch back and forth then we can maintain the signal quality cool so is 5G going to be part of the X30 or is later it's not the inside X30 right X30 is still a 4G 4.5G the X30 is LTE but this is how soon in the future 5G so based on my standing right because I'm not the y'all I am I'm just saying that engine engineer so I'm an engine engineer for 5G yes yes for 5G so actually maybe millimeter wave will come after 2021 2021 yes so it's a few years more yeah exactly but for the subsist gigahertz maybe welcome coming soon okay yeah so that is my understanding cool and all this stuff for the this how can I help you hello so so who are you you talk about the IOT here the media technology sorry what are you doing I can see here it says MT2503 that's a Cortex M3 so that's a Cortex M4 and is that a new one yeah this is pretty pretty new this is from last year and the last year this is 2523 7687 and 25 and many many devices with the solutions already yes we have customers already sharing and 2601 that's a that's the Android Wear that's a Cortex A7 right or A7 yes yeah rich application yes is there a follow-up on the 26 is a 2602 no this is only 2601 there is not 2600 and what is the MT3233 GPS Genesis solution prices of both GPS by do and this one and that's in the smartwatch yes this bar is using that is that a Cortex M no this is from our customer is it but is it this a Cortex A or Cortex M no it's a social based on A7 all right so there's a lot of development in the IOT space for media tech yes absolutely and focusing on many different things like you already announced you Cortex M33 license for the future right it's a security software support all your platforms development kids everything yes we do have the happening in the sense that especially on the IOT side yes


And I thought it would be good for me. And I would ask the USI people to see if there's anybody who wants you to broadcast. I'd go on all the television that they wanted me on. I'd go to any of the young people even if they prayed and whatever not. You've got such a good sense of humor that you can laugh them out of it. And I'm not worried about what they do to you. Anywhere. I just try to get me a damn good staff and really, really have a good, personal, dignified trip but try to really get some good publicity out of it that will make you look very substantive. Working on these things and going at the president's request and I wouldn't apologize for one goddamn thing. I just take the offensive on everything. Yes, sir. That's what I want to do. I just say our position is that we don't want to change the name to it all. And we'd like to stay right where we are. That we think every nation ought to do what it's agreed to do and we're going to do it. But it's pretty hard when the rest of the men come up for us to keep rotating at least one division. And that our president doesn't believe we ought to change it at all. We don't think we ought to have an invitation these sons of bitches to march. He doesn't forget what Khrushchev told Kennedy at Vienna. No, sir. And we don't want to be encouraged. But they do encourage him when they jump on us out in Vietnam and all that kind of stuff. And the weaker we are, the weaker NATO is. And they don't have sense of knowing.  And they better quit attacking us. And I'd get in. I'd tell Wilson to get every goddamn back venture he's got. He's got the wildest and radical. Yes, sir.   And nobody says a word about their bombing. That's right. They stopped their bombing for a while. Put bombing the airport in Saigon. Put bombing the embassy in Saigon. Put bombing our bases every day with these Russian rockets. Not damage a fake, quit bombing, we quit bombing. Well, I think I'll be able to do a bit of work on them. And I'll just take the back venture. Just say, you're not going to yield any liberalism, but goddamn one of them. That you had this same fight when you were killing fascists in Germany. Yes, sir. Europe. When you had to go over there in the Battle of Britain zone, that you had the shipsteads of your state in the United States City who were raising hell then. And you've got them now. But if the times come when you've got to stand up to people who are trying to provoke tyranny and enslave folks and do it by aggression. You did it in Greece and Turkey. You did it in Berlin.  Just because it's not in their backyard is no reason to thank you, thank God they ought to be willing to let it go off in their brother-in-law's backyard. Yes, sir. Very good. Now, we'll try to get it cleared over the weekend. And you tentatively. And who should I work with there, Nick? I think so. I think so, or Lady. Yeah, Lady or Nick, yeah. And what we're hoping is, it will be March of 27th, April 8th. Yeah, that's fine. Yes, sir. Are you contemplating the Scandinavian or just the Germany-Idley?  I think that these are bigger. And I think I'd go to the other summertime if you want to. Yeah. You can go if you want to. I would dilute them a little bit. I just thought this is the big four. Yeah, that's right. Kind of makes you look a little bigger. And it kind of follows Monty a little bit. Yeah, I got your point. Morning two, you could low countries. But I don't believe I would. I'd go back there some other time. I just go with this big thing wrapping up this McClaw idea. Yeah. I try to locate McClaw and talk to them all about it. I'll do that before. My general position is, I don't want to give an answer.   I want everyone of them to do what they're agreed to. Yes, sir. They haven't done it, since they want to. And since my own Congress wants to bring them all home, I'm going to just play around and rotate one division. But I'll have them. It won't mean a damn thing. I'll have them a 24-hour notice. And I'll have all the other divisions there. And I hope I keep the Congress from pulling them all out. And I can, as the Germans will stand up and do their part. Well, I'll be able to talk openly with Levy on this thing Monday or Tuesday, then, won't I? So that I can get as much solid information as possible. You can do it, and you can talk to anybody. If they're in trouble, your staff gets stuff out. I've been reading about this Democratic Party. What all ever columnists in the country may just cut to them this crazy stuff. Not just Allen, but you've got Mary Ann, me, and... Oh, I know. I read all about that. That Allen stuff, nobody in God's Green Earth has talked to him that. Oh, but they're talking... They're picking up from others. And they do talk, because I never didn't tell anybody about it, but you. And then, goddamn, I started reading about it for a month.  Everybody's president has the same problem. They feel that their man is being overlooked.  And they've got enough sense, no? If they leave it up to you, you'll make the mile and do it in a hell of a way if they just don't bomb in torpedo here and round. Now, what I would do is, when we make the announcement, what I'd be quietly doing is stay away from the goddamn columnist in the papers and trying to blow yourself up to Evans and Novak or them, they'll gut you anyway.   And I would make a hit with the television and radio and stuff over there. And I would take a good group with me, or if you want to. In your own plane, you're going one of the big planes. And I would treat pretty reserved and dignified. Now, the best presence you have is when you're not too friendly and not too forthcoming and a little bit reserved and a little bit judicious. I never saw you better than I did today. And it's just because you were last and because you didn't want to keep them and because you didn't get your hockey hot. Didn't get all worked up. You just were very judicious.   And you're not going to be worried about these little nitpickers that go around with peacekeepers. And I would never refer to them. And when they refer to me, I just smile and go on otherwise. But I would be the man that's very interested in keeping this alliance together and preserving what could have been a hell of a bad situation. And our own Congress and Man Steel and the whole committee and Russell and all of them were unanimous to bring the boys home. Now, we have a burden, Dad. We have a burden. We got to let you know that the British, you ought to tell the British that they just can't completely abandon their responsibilities in the world and run out. We know they got problems. But all they've done to me since then President St. Douglas Hume over here, and he talked about what he had to do for Cuba. And they sent Wilson over here. And he had to tell me he won the Nobel Prize. They called up the middle of the night. Then by God, he says he can't do anything unless we give him the money to do it. The next day, he lands $40 million to Cuba. And we back him on all of his international monetary matters. Then he lectures us about not keeping him fully informed on everything.  And that's a lot of bullshit. Anybody read the Pope's letter knows it. Yeah. He's beating people. Now, we like him. We're foreign. Yeah. But he ought to be lectured us. And I wrote him a wire. I told him if I got it, I couldn't give him a power of return.  Yeah, I know, I know. That's the picture. We like him. We're foreign. We're always going to be with the Britain. But he's got to understand I've got a hell of a lot worse problems than he has. That's right. And he's gotten dead now. That's for sure. How many mothers he got calling on him? Well, if he can't hold it by God over there, then he's not very strong. Now, if I got Churchill and took to the Battle of Britain and he took it, waiting on us, by God, if this guy can't take it, when he can't hear a sound, he can't get a seismograph and find one goddamn earthquake rumble in London. He hadn't got a man there. We're paying all the bills. We're losing all the lives. And by God, he's got the shemmish. So he just got to quit gold squat like Adelaide Stevenson and went somewhere and then put on his blumbers and come on back and tie himself if he's going to blow. Well, I'll do some work on him. I think I can be helpful there, Mr. President. Well, if Brad can tell Keesinger, too, that we love him, that Germany, we put them number one. It's the most pro-German president any president ever had. But by God, that man can't be president very long if the chastler says that he's in complicity. They guilty of complicity with the Russians. Yeah. They're not conferring. I've given the goddamn Germans more time. Well, if Brad hadn't even gotten out of my door when this damn fellow was saying that. Yeah, I know that. Oh, George McGee's camped over here on behalf of the Germans. The way their heart came before my damned ink was dry on my own. And I took him home when the Christmas and I just had him constant. And then for him to say we haven't conferred, I had this damn disarmament man, Bill, whatever his name is. Bill Foster. Bill Foster, he was over there then. Yeah. To see him.  By God, he's out talking about me being in complexity with this. Well, the Russians, I have made a damned agreement with the Russians. I'm going to check everything with him. But he better learn to quit trying coldness names through the newspapers.  I just got more matters. Yeah. And I mean, that's what you've got to tell. Just say, if you want to cuss each other out through the newspapers. I got this guy, he's a mountaineer. He knows how to do it. He can call you a shit-ass seven different ways without ever using the word complicity. He doesn't want to do it, because he likes you. But this is no way to try our case in the newspapers. Well, I hope that I can do some good. OK, well, I'll see you tonight. I'll see you tonight, Mr. President. Do you think we had a good meeting today? I thought it was tremendous, and they thought so too. And the little talk you gave just before we went to lunch just nailed it down, because they were working on us. There's no doubt about that. And that just finished it off right good. Well, Paul said I misunderstood him, so he didn't mean to get argumentative at all. He said he was just trying to be helpful. Well, he's a pretty decent fellow. He isn't really a mean, nasty guy, but he was a part of the Romney and Rick Reagan had already gotten together before they got in there what they were going to do. Our friend Nelson Rock thought it behaved very well. But I told the whole Romney how foolish it was. I got to be jumping on our own people and trying to win here what they couldn't win out there. I think I sobered him up a little. Yes, sir, that was a good meeting. And Ferris Bryant deserves a great deal of credit for not getting in. Thank you, partner. You bet, thank you. Bye.


The present review briefly describes the development of the fluoropolymer industry in the past 70 years. Discussed are industrial fluoropolymers including polytetrafluoroethylene, polychlorotrafluoroethylene, polyvinylidenefluoride, polyvinylfluoride, ETFE, ECTFE, FEP, PFA, THV, Teflon AF, and SiTOP. Nathan is included as a special functional fluoropolymer material. These industrial fluoropolymers are introduced in the order of their discovery or time of first production, included are their chemical structures, thermal properties, mechanical properties, electrical and electronic properties, optical properties, chemical resistance, oxidative stabilities, weather stabilities, process abilities, and their general applications. The main manufacturing companies for the different types of fluoropolymer products are also mentioned. This article was authored by Hong Xiong-Ting.


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Kelly Osborn's new look has been the talk of the town recently, and not only because she ditched her gothic makeup and shaved hair. The star revealed her dramatic 85-pound weight loss 5 in 2020, and she had fans shocked. More recently, after some of Kelly's Instagram posts, many followers feel that she is unrecognizable and believe she must have had plastic surgery done even on her face. She has been sporting a more natural look than we're used to, where a fitted clothes as well as longer hair, but it shouldn't come as a surprise that Kelly would change since starring on her family's reality show The Osborns was way back in the early 2000s. That was a long time ago. While Kelly has denied getting plastic surgery done, she did admit to getting a gastric sleeve weight loss surgery back in 2018, claiming it was the best thing she's ever done. Not to mention, Kelly has changed her lifestyle completely, between exercise, embracing a vegan diet, and getting sober. Hey guys, it's Keira the Vampire Slayer and I'm bringing you another celebrity before and after. In this video, we're going to be breaking down Kelly Osborn's physical transformation over the years from her gothic days, starring on her family's reality show, to her brand new look. We'll talk about her drastic weight loss surgery, any plastic surgery she's had done, as well as her new way of life. We've recently dropped a few other videos in this series, including one on Zac Efron as well as Elliot Page. As always, be sure to let us know who's before and after is up next, and I'll see you all after the intro. Kelly Michelle Lee Osborn was born in October 27, 1984, and is a TV personality, actress, singer, model, and more. As the daughter of Ozzy and Sharon Osborn, she's well known for being on their family reality TV show The Osborns from 2002 to 2005, and she's gone on to land some other TV gigs since then. Kelly's also been a judge and project runway junior since 2015, and on Australia's Got Talent. On the Osborn series, her family's day to day life was the focus, portraying them as dysfunctional, with metal music, profanity, and the leg being normal occurrences around their home. Kelly, the middle child, was seen as a funny, brutally honest, potty mouthed spitfire according to Rolling Stone, and the series began when she was only 17, ending when she was 20. Later on, Kelly had admitted that having a crew and constant cameras around was super stressful while growing up those years. On April 2, 2004, Osborn entered the Malibu Rehab Facility Promises after telling her family she was addicted to painkillers, and a year later, she checked into Las Encinas Hospital, a drug treatment centre in Pasadena after a relapse. A few more relapses would come in the following years along with more time in treatment. Recently, Kelly has opened up with the start of her struggles with addiction when she was only 13. Her relationship with drugs and alcohol allegedly began when she was prescribed an opioid medication after undergoing a surgery. She said, While Kelly has turned her life around, she admitted to fans that she recently did relapse after four years of sobriety but is now back on track. So while Kelly's shocking new look has a lot to do with her healthier lifestyle and drastic changes in that department, you can't help but notice her face looks a lot different too. In recent Instagram photos, questions have been raised about whether or not Kelly had any plastic surgery done in her face. In December, she denied speculation from fans, saying that she never touched her face in terms of going under the knife, but did admit to some botox and injections. Kelly has claimed she does get injections on her lips, which would be the cause of the plump look, as well as injections in her cheeks and on her forehead. While some commenters in Kelly's Instagram continue to say that injections still mean plastic surgery, they're really not the same thing. Additionally, another procedure that gave the star a new look or at least had something to do with it was jaw surgery. She got worked on because she had problems with the joints in her jaw and explained, I had really bad TMJ. One of the things they did to stop it was they gave me injections in my jaw. It kind of made my jaw look skinnier. That's when people started to notice that I had really lost weight because it changed the shape of my everything. Definitely the thing that changed Kelly's look the most was her drastic weight loss. She revealed her 85 pound weight loss last summer, posting a photo while shopping at Neiman Marcus captioned, Yes I'm bragging because I worked hard and it feels good. Which was showing off size 26 jeans she was purchasing. It's no secret that Kelly underwent gastric sleeve weight loss surgery in 2018. She's been very vocal and open about it, even going so far as to say it was the best thing she'd ever done. The surgery is a procedure which removes 75 to 80% of the stomach resulting in weight loss and in Kelly's case she lost 85 pounds. In 2020 Kelly talked about her gastric sleeve surgery saying, I did the gastric sleeve, all it does is change the shape of your stomach. I got that almost two years ago. I will never ever lie about it ever. It is the best thing I have ever done. She also noted that the procedure is different from a gastric bypass since the one she had done can cause weight gain if the patient doesn't follow up with a healthy diet and regular exercise. According to Kelly it was far from a quick fix and also demanded she change her lifestyle. She further explained, All it does is move you in the right direction. So anyone who's thinking of doing something like this really think about that. I had to do a year of standalone therapy to prepare myself for the surgery before I even had it. Of course Kelly's major weight loss transformation took many years not just a gastric sleeve surgery. She told the Hollywood Raw podcast she did a year of therapy prior to the surgery which worked to stop her addiction issues and prevent her from emotional eating.  Of course with diet and exercise. Kelly goes for regular walks for exercise and embraced her vegan diet. After appearing on Dancing with the Stars in 2009 Kelly had dropped 40 pounds due to a combination of her dance rehearsals and switching to a plant based diet. While in 2012 she became completely vegan. Not to mention Kelly says her new lifestyle has a lot to do with working on herself from within. The number one thing I had to do is get happy. I had to fix my head before I could fix my body. You can never go into this if you're not in a good mindset. I stopped drinking which is the best thing I've ever done. I really wanted to fix the things that were broken in me. Earlier this year Kelly did admit to a relapse and said that she thought she could handle herself with life going well. She claimed to have went on a binge for a few days saying she thought she could be normal and have a few drinks but must realize she can never have a normal relationship with alcohol. But after that Kelly is right back on track. What do you guys think about Kelly's transformation and her new look?  I think she's being honest like she usually is and definitely looks amazing. My name is Keri the Vampire Slayer and that wraps it up for this before and after. After talking all about Kelly I was born over the years where you shocked at her dramatic weight loss and new look be sure to drop me a comment down below so you can discuss and tell me who else we should do a before and after video on. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram and I will see you all in the next video. Bye!


The defense in this case started with a long list of witnesses But you see it's easy for people who wanted to deprive gays and lesbians of their rights To make all kinds of statements and campaign literature or on TV where they can't be cross-examined But when they have to come into court and defend those opinions under oath Well initial depositions Their expert witnesses started having second thoughts that included dr. William Tam one of the very men who worked to put proposition eight on the ballot in the first place Yes Let me go down to point four where you say that countries that legalized same-sex marriage saw alarming moral decline You believe that after the Netherlands legalized same-sex marriage the Netherlands went on after that to legalize incest and polygamy and Who told you that sir? It's in the internet In the internet and you just put it out there to convince voters to vote for proposition eight Yeah After his deposition Dr. Cham chose to avoid the subpoenas compelling him to appear in court under oath In effect dr. Tam went on the lamb refusing to testify and When you say based on the scholars that have studied this that's because you're simply repeating the things that these scholars Say you're just a transmitter of the findings of these scholars. Is that correct now? You're putting words in my mouth. No, sir Yes, sir I was simply trying to report the view of some scholars that I was basing my arguments on I'm saying there are scholars respected scholars Who have made this argument based on ethnographic research and I've read them and that's the basis for my assertion Your honor, could I ask this witness be instructed to listen to the question answer my question and not make a statement That is not responsive to the question even if he believes it's important. I don't need such instruction That's what that my intention is to do exactly that Mr. Blankenhorn One of the instructions that the court gives to the jury when an expert witness testifies is to consider the witness's background training and all the other evidence in the case and That other evidence includes the demeanor of the witness So I would urge you to pay close attention to mr. Boyce's questions and answer them directly succinctly So bear that in mind Yes, sir. I will I'm really just addressing whether I was putting words in your mouth If you look at page 300 lines 7 through 12 You said that you were basing your analysis on the work of highly regarded Scholars and then you say okay. Oh, I got you a moment. I used the word I'm a transmitter of findings of eminent scholars. Gotcha. Oh, that's not a gotcha. Okay. I'm just trying to Okay, I Said transmitter seven months ago in a deficit and what you meant there was that you weren't making these conclusions on your own You were simply repeating what these scholars had to say is that correct if I may say so well my own words Let me look at your own words. Let's look at your own words page 300 I am simply repeating things that they say I can assure you these are not my own conclusions I am I'm I'm a transmitter here of findings of findings of these eminent scholars Did you give that testimony your deposition? That's what I said at the deposition Now you believe that gays and lesbians today are raising children, correct? Of course. Yes And in fact hundreds of thousands of children are being raised by gay and lesbian couples. Is that correct? I? Don't know how many you ever try to find out. I did And were you able to make an approximation? I Was yes, sir. I was And what was that approximation I Can't recall can you recall approximately? No, sir Okay, the studies show that all things being equal to adoptive parents raising a child from birth We'll do as well as two biological parents raising a child from birth, correct No, sir. That's in well, sir. Oh may I say another word on that? Have an opportunity to redirect, okay? It was a clarifying thing and to actually support something you just said the studies show that adoptive parents Because of the rigorous screening process that they undertake before becoming adoptive parents Actually on some outcomes Outstrip the biological parents in terms of providing protective care for their children Yes, I was gonna come to that I appreciate you for getting there now in Binder number one. We have a copy of your book future of marriage and the last two sentences After all part of the reason why the principle is so revolutionary is that it can grow and deepen over time groups that had long been considered effectively outside its moral reach African Americans women people of certain colors or languages or religions Can over time and often as a result of great struggle enter into its protective sphere And then you get to two sentences. I want to particularly direct your attention to you say I Believe that today the principle of equal human dignity must apply to gay and lesbian persons You see that Yes, yes, and the I There is you correct That's correct and you say that In that sense in so far as we are a nation founded on this principle, we would be more Emphasize more American on the day we permitted same-sex marriage than we were on the day before And you wrote those words did you not sir I? Wrote those words You believe them to be correct. Yes. Yes. I now believe them. That's correct Your honor, I have no more questions When they they come into court and they have to support and defend their opinions under oath And cross-examination those opinions just melt away There simply wasn't any evidence. There weren't any empirical studies It's made up junk science And it's easy to say that on television But the witness stand is a lonely place to lie And when you come into court you can't do that And that's what we did We put fear and prejudice on trial


On this women's day, it's hard not to talk about the legendary women achievers in bureaucracy. One such person is Ms. Arun Dadi Ghosh. Born in 1940, grew up in Mumbai, she went on to join the Indian Foreign Service in 1963. She played role in some of the key foreign policies of India. But she is famously known as Ctbt Durga for the role she played in the UN's Conference of Disarmament in Geneva in the mid-1990s. The year was 1996. India and its fragile government faced immense pressure from the then U.S. administration to join the Ctbt. But Ms. Ghosh firmly conveyed India's opinion about Ctbt. This is how Ms. Ghosh closed India's argument at the UN. Mr. President, I would like to declare on the floor of this August assembly that India will never sign this unequal treaty, not now, not ever. No nonsense was her approach, combative and never afraid to speak her mind where her identities. Happy Women's Day, Aspirants.


There's a lot of power in the way we use language. Power that can profoundly affect the way people think, feel and act. Take this example. Would you be more willing to agree to an operation if the doctor said you have a 90% chance of survival or a 10% chance of death? It's the same probability, yet not many choose the latter. So the question becomes, when we talk about drug-resistant infections, how can we ensure the language we use is effective and drives action? We tested different ways of communicating about drug-resistant infections in seven countries and five themes emerged. One, frame drug-resistant infections as undermining modern medicine. People understand the gravity of the issue when they see the impact on treatments we all rely on. For example, say that cutting-edge cancer treatments are failing as drug-resistant infections rise. Two, explain the fundamentals succinctly. When the science is easy to understand, people are much more likely to get behind the issue. For example, explain that infections become drug-resistant when the bacteria that cause them adapt and change over time, developing the ability to resist the drugs designed to kill them. Three, emphasize that this is a universal issue. It affects everyone, including you. People are much more likely to act when they feel the issue is personal and affects their friends, family or themselves. For example, say that drug-resistant infections are putting us all at risk. Four, focus on the here and now. The issue moves from tomorrow's problem to today's when our focus becomes now. For example, say that people were already dying from drug-resistant infections and as more drugs stopped working, more lives would be put in danger. Five, encourage immediate action. People are much more likely to engage and spread the word when they feel the issue is urgent, but there is some hope. For example, say that we can get ahead of the problem by developing new antibiotics. For tips on how to effectively communicate drug-resistant infections, visit welcome.ac.uk forward slash reframing-resistance.


The bit shift left and bit shift right instructions load data into a bit array one bit at a time. The data is shifted through the array and unloaded one bit at a time. The file field contains the address of the register that will be manipulated. The control field stores the status of the instruction. The bit address contains the source location for the bit being shifted into the register. Length is the number of bits, the actual length is determined by the application. An example of the bit shift left instruction includes tracking parts for a spray painting application. Positions 0 through 15 of the paint line match the length of the word in bit shift left instruction. As hooks are detected by LS1 limit switch, bits are shifted in file B30 from left to right. When parts are detected by the LS2 limit switch, logic 1 is loaded into the first bit of the shift register. With bit 0 containing logic 1, the input status is true, triggering spray gun 1 output. As the part continues to move through the process, the status of the bits are continually shifting as the LS1 input transitions from false to true. The part with logic 1 now located at position 3 is located in the bit array at bit 3. Shifting to the fourth bit of the word, bit 4 input status is true and the top coat spray gun solenoid is energized completing the paint process. The bit shift left instruction is further illustrated by loading the conveyor in varying batch sizes. Adding two parts loads a pair of logic 1s into the array as they trigger LS1 and LS2 simultaneously. Leaving two empty hooks, two logic 0s are shifted left. Repeating the sequence, parts are painted when logic 1s are shifted into the first and fourth bit of the word and logic 0s allow empty hooks to pass without paint operations.


The arrival of more than 200 St. Lucians who are employed by Carnival Corporation has gone smoothly. The St. Lucians employed on the Carnival Glory and Caribbean Princess were repatriated after weeks at sea. The Department of Health and Wellness on Friday 8 May 2020 received some 219th St. Lucians who worked aboard the cruise ships Carnival Glory and Caribbean Princess. The receipt falls under the government of St. Lucia's efforts to repatriate individuals unable to return home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These individuals were placed into quarantine for a period of 14 days as per the country's established protocol. Chief Environmental Officer in the Department of Health and Wellness Parker Raghnanan explained the process undertaken by the health team. We are doing two things. One is to looking at the medical records of the vessels and ensuring that there are no infectious diseases on board and that's part of the review of the maritime declaration. After that is done then clearance would be given for the vessel to disembark the nationals. Once the nationals disembark they would then be screened by our medical personnel here. The screening would take two forms. One is a temperature check will be done as well as monitoring for any visible signs of respiratory symptoms. If anybody poses such symptoms or elevated temperature they would be managed separately. It is expected that once they have cleared the health assessment that they would then board the transport that is provided specifically for them and they would be taken straight from here to the designated facility for quarantine. Quarantine is necessary for persons who are well with no symptoms of ill health but who may have been exposed to a communicable disease. It restricts the movement of healthy people who may develop a disease after possible exposure to an infectious agent like COVID-19. The individuals repatriated during the quarantine period will be monitored by healthcare specialists including temperature checks and assessment of respiratory symptoms routinely for the entire quarantine period. Minister for Tourism, Information and Broadcasting, Culture and Creative Industries and Chairman for the National COVID-19 Response Committee Hon. Dominic Fede said the government remains committed to getting all conclusions home. We applied a lot of pressure on the cruise lines to make sure that our citizens come home in the quickest possible time. Now we are bearing the cost as a government to do the quarantine. They are coming from the United States and so we want to make sure that they are monitored for a couple of days, two weeks is the quarantine time, 14 days and in monitoring them the Ministry of Health officials will get a better handle on their health situation and that will then allow us to allow them back into the community safe and sound with their loved ones. The good news is that a lot of the people which we have quarantined we see a very low rate of transmission coming from our quarantine facilities. So if the trend continues this batch of individuals are likely to come out with very limited COVID transmission. So we are delighted that they are home, we are thankful. As part of the national COVID-19 response, quarantine centres have been set up in St Lucia using various hotels to facilitate the large numbers of returning nationals through the repatriation process as well as any non-nationals that may arrive in the country. Institutional quarantine remains the standard for St Lucia. We hear from a St Lucia returning on his experience amid the COVID-19 pandemic. I believe I had a unique experience unlike most of my colleagues because of the departments I work with, I work with guest services. So up until yesterday I was still working. I know that a lot of persons may have had cabin fever and all of that but then particularly for me it was a very good experience. I know that the company did everything that they could. Before we moved from our respective ships to the Carnival Glory, I mean everybody was free to roam the ship as they would have wanted to. We were provided with meals and everything. The only downside is that when we moved from the other ships to Carnival Glory because of the co-mingling we had to move up in the level of security. So it moved up to drastic measures where you were quote-unquote confined to a cabin but you were still given the opportunity to go out, get vitamin D, socialise, of course with social distancing. I mean I'm just thankful to be here. The Department of External Affairs continues working with ambassadors to facilitate the safe return of nationals. This however is done ensuring that quarantine capacity is maintained. The governmental inclusion reaffirmed its commitment to getting all inclusion stuck abroad due to the COVID-19 pandemic home at the soonest.


This is he FNN the tiger financial news network Good morning everyone Vazel Chapman here on this Tuesday the 4th of April and we're looking at the Dow up a little bit up to points That's 30 602 But this is gonna be interesting because it's right at what was a strong resistance area And also a support area. This is that trend line that went that midpoint of the rectangle I don't want to make it too messy, but you see this gray line. We're right there. Wait a minute. Look at the S&P Remember I spoke about this pattern that we had a core and I spoke about it spoke about the falling axe formation How if you start to make I'll do this in my show in a little more detail But if you start to make lower lows and muscle Much lower highs and muscle lower lows Then at a certain point you might turn around with a V shape pattern if you break that trend line You can do a one-to-one to the upside. I'm very conservative I take it with a one-to-one, but I start from a truck below and now we've gone from 4100 where the target was we had 4132 Maybe by the end of the day I can raise it a little bit to go into the 4158 area. We're looking at the QQQ which finally is showing some strength It's up 0.42% does up 0.07% and there's to be is up 0.20% So this is really very nice action started its leg deep after we were looking for In the Chapman methodology a bi-signal going to a bi-mode takes you to at least four higher peaks be D The dows only in leg C. So this is going to be very interesting. We're looking at the IWM IWM right now is trading down being very weak down 92 cents at 172 56 gold holds very well Gold is up 15 2015 it's within this rectangle holding very nicely dollars going down Dollars pulled back and so it's unchanged right now said 102.04. I think gold is Silver is getting written Just do this quickly silver has been Extending its games while gold has gone sideways and that's kind of what we always see in the rotation We're looking at the bonds US bonds. This is bonds right now up 6 30 seconds So yields are coming down a little bit Crunel still holds very well off to the big move up Yes, in fact, we made the same the continuous contract. It's up 89 cents and 81.31 I'll talk about all of these when I get back for the tight end nation's hour I think the market's starting to get a little choppy. We'll talk about that be fabulous this thus far See you in a moment for the tiger test. This is our checkout moment. We'll be using that