Beck and Robert Bailey in Sawdust Underground on the DuPont Cavalcade of America. Stars tonight are John Hodiak, who may soon be seen opposite Judy Garland in Metro Golden Mayor technical musical Harvey Girl, and Robert Bailey courtesy of 20th Century Fox. Two American soldiers escaped from a German prison camp, a sergeant from New Jersey and a corporal from Texas pitted against the Gestapo. This is the incredible story of Sawdust Underground on the Cavalcade of America sponsored by the DuPont Company. There are better things for better living through chemistry. In these next few weeks, housewives everywhere will be busy getting their homes ready for fall and winter, and we have a suggestion for home decoration. It's DuPont's speedy wall finish. This wonderfully easy to use wall paint is especially prepared for redecorating tiresome and drab walls. All you do is thin DuPont's speedy wall finish with water and apply with a large brush or roller. 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I hate to add to your load, sir. What is it, Lewis? We got a lulu outside. I've got a few lulus right here. Nothing can surprise me. Well, this will. Suppose I brought in a couple of GIs dressed up as an acrobat and a clown. Would you say I was bucking for a section eight? I'm getting a little tired of your jokes, Lewis. This is no joke, Captain. One of the guys is in an orange clown suit with black pom-poms and ruffles, and the other is all done up in green tights with purple spangles. Bring him in. Okay, sir. Here comes the circus. All right, you men, front and center. Here they are, sir. Corporal McCool and Sergeant Haskins of the 10th Army Group. You men seem to be slightly out of uniform. Oh, well, sir, it's a long story, sir. I think you better let me tell it, sir. You can both tell it, and it better be good. Well, we got captured, sir. Yes, sir. Who else could we have got captured by? Let's have no more arguments.  Well, we escaped, sir, but that part was easy. We hid out from the Jerry patrols all day. And when it got dark, we were kind of curled up in a ditch just off the road. The corporal here wasn't any too happy. Oh, we shouldn't have done it, Mr. Buck, Sergeant. We're free, ain't we? Free. Any minute now, those crowds could come along and we're a couple of dead heroes. So what? This way we got a chance. Yeah, some chance. It can't be more than five miles to our guys. We'll better get stuck and try it. Don't look now, but in those five miles there are howitzers, tanks, and, uh, pardon me for pointing. Germans? There's also quite a few French people. They've got quite an underground here. Yeah, for myself. I don't see no signs of no underground. Be quiet. It comes across like a duck. Looking for us? We sure are. That sidecar was bristling with Mousers. Hey, Mac, you know something? We're really in a jam. Yeah. Well, uh, what are we going to do? We've got to get somebody to help us, that's all. We've got a great case we have. Personally, I wish I was in Dallas. You know what I'd do if I was in Dallas? What would you do if you was in Dallas? I'd go dancing. If I was in Newark, I wouldn't go dancing. I'd sleep. Me? I'd rather dance most anything. Ain't that ridiculous? Right this minute, I feel like dancing. Hot side brawling on the river, I am the brawler. What are you making with that broken down old song again? Well, it so happens I like it. It so happens I don't. Just because you can't sing?  What would you like to sing and do at, maybe? Quiet. There's somebody coming. The Jerry's? I don't know. It's a lot of wagons. It's a circus, Mac. Oh, man, you're crazy. Mac, I tell you, it's a circus. See them animal cages and them wagons? Well, now how about that? What's a circus doing in the middle of a wall? You think it's German? How would I know? Maybe they'd... Maybe they'd what? Maybe they'd help us.  If I ever get your 10, then that's it. We can't just sit here in this ditch. They're going by. Do I do it? You're local or something. Stay where you are. It's our only chance. Maybe they'll help us. And maybe they won't. But go ahead. You're the sergeant. Hey! Hey, you! Hey, mister!  If he's French, he talks French. I'll handle this. Oh, what's with you suddenly with a French-type language? Well, I had two years at Dallas High. I got up to the part about my grandmother's umbrella and my grandfather's garden. I don't want a lesson. You're all right. Hey, monsieur! E.C., here! Paula Ditch! Kiss you! Oh, that's French all right. What is it? French, French or German French? That's what I want to know. Well, they didn't teach that at Dallas. Yeah, la! Yeah, la! Oh, hey, sergeant. The only French I can remember is about that umbrella. Well, say that. Oh, all right. What's he saying? Well, he talks too fast. They all talk too fast. Ne bougez pas. J'ai un fusil. What does that mean, Mac? You don't have to understand French to recognize a guy. Oui, vais-moi. Dépêchez-vous. Oh, we're in the soup, Mac. He wants us to start traveling. So we make a run for it? Silence. Suivez-moi. Vite, vite! I mean, he wants us to get into that circus wagon. Let count three and make a die for the ditch. Pardon me for pointing. But there's another guy with a gun. Vite, vite! Dépêchez-vous, Vassan. There we go. Well, at least we go back to sing-sing on wheels. I never been inside one of these jazz before, Mac. Kind of cozy, huh? Yeah. How do they get six of us into this trailer? And who are these people? Silence. Vous avez spécu une grande l'urbe, Négo. Vous avez tort du chèste. Ce sont des Américains. Vous en êtes sûr? Absolument, copochin. Que pensez-vous? Vous pouvez les aider. Il le faut. Oui. Sergeant and Corporal. Oui, aye, your friend. Hey, he speaks English. Yeah. I am sorry to have alarmed you, but I could take no chance. Wow. I'm some relieved sergeant. Yeah. Well, I hope he ain't bluffing. No, monsieur. I am not bluffing. You are escaping prisoners, Americans. And I love America. I told your country, with Barnum and Billy, for two years. Yeah. Hey, did you ever get to Dallas? Dallas, Dallas. Oh, Texan. Yeah. Oh, certainly. C'est long, Lucette. Now, I must introduce myself and my company. I am Vinegg, ringmaster de Sept Artus. This is copochin, de l'Irientema. Madame Labelle Duchesse, Francis Gratis Acrobat, and Lucette Equestrienne Supérieure. Our star. Enchanté, messieurs les Américains. You're glad to meet you. We will do whatever we can to help you. Je vous assure. But first, we must get off your uniform. Yeah. Well, we ain't got much underneath. We make him the corporeal acrobat. He has good muscles. He looks like an acrobat. The surgeon will be a clown. C'est ça. Duchesse, allez chercher des costumes. Hey, Mac. We're not going to be able to get off your uniform. We're not going to be able to get away with this. I don't know how to act like no clown. Just act natural. Hey. Mr. Venager, do you mind if I ask a few silly questions? Whatever you like. Well, how is it a circus can travel during the war? Why do the Nazis permit it? Oh, Monsieur Gabriel is a master of psychology. He feels the poor people of France must have a little heart. And so he gives us passes with the seal of the Gestapo. You are very grateful to Monsieur Gabriel. Very grateful, Monsieur, because he makes it possible for us to work for General de Gaulle. For us, the circus is the instrument of liberation. Hey, you. You mean this? This is the underground? Yes, but I must warn you that while we will make every effort to help you, we are under orders. We have a timetable.  What's on that timetable? Or shouldn't I ask? Shall I tell them, Venager? Why not? Eh bien, we distribute resistance newspapers. We operate a shortwave radio. Also, we delay troop movement. Oh, in that trunk you are sitting on, Corporal. There are many high explosives. You folks sure are... Yikes! I tell you, because we must exercise precaution. Oh, I guarantee you never saw so much precaution like I'm going to exercise. But how do you get away with all this? Everything has its price. And our price is that we are collaboration. That we work with the Germans. That we have a deep allegiance to Papa Pétain Vichy.  I heard about it, but I didn't think it was possible. How do you get away with it? The rest we do not. We never know. Voilà. Voici le costume gymnastique pour lui et le pire au pelour. Merci. Eh, what's she talking about? I thought you understood French. These are our costumes. Oh, well, that sure enough does it. When I got drafted into this man's army, I never thought I'd wind up wearing a set of green underwear. And sergeant, with beads. Made in my dressing room. Now that the performance has started, sergent. Well, when do I go on? After the high-wire act. How about the corporal? He's with the acrobat troupe. All he does is pretend. I hope he gets away with it. I hope I do. You win. You look very comical. I look pretty comical, even without this red and white go on my purse. He's not true. You are handsome. Oh, this I gotta tell him back in Newark. Perhaps someday I will see you in Newark, eh? Newark never saw anything like you. You're awful gorgeous. I am glad. Because it helps me to help my friends. You're quite a dame, Lucette. Lucette! Lucette! Lucette! Oui, Cobochin? Le Gestapo, ici. Quatre. Trône-garde. What's up? Nadi, quickly. Go with Cobochin. Take me. What is this? Underground newspapers. I'm in the lion's cage. They will not go there. Is it done? Yeah. Even the lions hate the crows, don't they? Of course. These are French lions. Yeah. Come back into the shadow with me, eh? We can watch the ring from here. Where's the Gestapo? Two are watching the performance. Two more are prowling. Hey, Lucette's gonna do her act. Yes, it is important that she do it now. Why now? Because under the platforms where the horses do their tricks, there is a radio. What are you giving me? Oh, we have to be clever. The horse's reins are the antennae. Well, suppose those guys start searching? Then Madame Le Duchesse will fall from the trapeze into the net. It will cause quite a disturbance. Oh, you sure got everything figured? Mostly everything, I think. It is necessary if Monsieur Hitler is to have his present on time. Uh, what are you giving, Hitler? A little remembrance from the decadent French. Our people in the north have sent us a postcard saying that their fur is massing munitions for a major offensive. We shall make it as difficult as possible for him. I guess you've got a little TNT in mind? Precisely. We have many friends. Members of the underground will be in the audience tonight. They wait for a signal. Madame Le Duchesse will give it shortly. But how do you give the signal? Watch. See her now? As Lucette rides around the ring, Madame is far above her, performing on the trapeze bar. She's doing her most famous specialty now. You see? She twists back on her arm and she swings her body around the bar. One, two, three, four, five. There it is, Sergeant. Five. Five? Five o'clock tomorrow morning. It is the time. Oh, now I've seen everything. Not everything. Welcome to Germans. Say nothing. Ah, good evening, Monsieur. Good evening. I hope you are enjoying the show. I've seen it before. You have a new clown here, eh? Oh, an excellent one, Monsieur. You must have seen him in Berlin at the Winter Garden. So? He's German? Hungarian. He does not look Hungarian. Oh, from the north. Yeah? I would like to see him perform. Certainly. Go on. Oh, you're at. This is your first performance. Make it a good one. You are listening to John Hodiak as Sergeant Haskins and Robert Bailey as Corporal McCool in the amazing adventure of the Sawdust Underground under Capulcate of America sponsored by the DuPont Company, maker of better things for better living through chemistry. As the second half of our story opens, Sergeant Haskins has been ordered to perform as a clown with a French circus troupe, which is really part of the secret underground. Corporal McCool is standing nervously in the wings. I'm here behind his fat. You must not be seen. That crazy lunatic of a sergeant's out in the ring. Vinegar made him go, I saw it. The Gestapo is here. Yikes. Everything is up to your friend. What's he gonna do? He ain't no clown. He had better do something. Our lives depend on it. Hey, look. That's quite a somersault. Oh, it was indeed. Uh-oh. What's he up to now? I do not know. Perhaps he sings? Oh, no. If he does, we're dead. He stands on his head. Stealing my stuff. That's my song. They are applauding for more. Yeah, the guy's a sensation. He's wonderful. And he sings again. Sergeant, I think I have got the words now. It's a role soon-seeking on every era. That's all. This kind of English I do not understand.  It does not matter. It is a song I should never forget. I can only say, Vive l'Amérique. Thanks. Oh, uh, ever think, Lucette, of, uh... Well, uh... Going steady with an American? Going steady? What is that? Well, he's practically ashy an American. Another word out of you, Corporal. I'll break your ears. How in solid can you get? They blush. Well, we just sold our motorcyklet. You see? You are not yet out of danger. There are many more Germans between you and safety. Yeah, I guess I forgot. No, it's me with my head that somebody dropped on the floor. We are near the sea now. It is time for me to go. You must be careful, Vinaigre. Very careful. I am always careful. Where are you going? To L'Oberge des Deux Magaux. It is an inn on the coast where the fishermen used to gather to celebrate the catch from the sea. Now they gather to take Americans and British to England. You will join them. You will smell of herring, but you will be safe. You make it sound like a cinch. Which is a risk, of course. I do not deny it, but so far we have been lucky. Hey, look, we kind of followed you up. Why not let us try this on our own? You would be dead in an hour. Let us have no more talk, please. Lucette, we leave the wagon hidden in this side road. You wait exactly one hour. If I do not return, you know what to do. Oui, papa, je sais bien. Va. Continue entre les mains du bon Dieu. Adieu. Can't you stop that whistling or feel it, Mati? What are you supposed Vinaigre is? He has been gone two hours. More. Soon we go. To get him? No. We leave him. Are you crazy, Lucette? You can't take off without him. What we are to each other is not important. He is one man. We are fighting for many. If he is safe, he will find us. If not, we go on. Those are his orders. We got to go after him. Well, what are we waiting for? You go no place. You do as I say.  Thank you very much. Lucette, Lucette. Il vient. Deux hommes. May papa Vinaigre. Debâche. Je crois que oui. Sit here. All of you, quiet. I will handle it. Can we come in? But of course. You are always welcome. Good evening. A little perno, perhaps? Thank you, nine. It's a strange night. Frog and damp, is it not? Yes, but it will clear. You must come to see our performance tomorrow. Perhaps there will not be one. Oh, there will be one, monsieur. Not with Vinaigre. This I can assure you. Why not? He's dead. Dead? Dead. Dead. Because tonight, by accident or design, he was at Rebaire's, the Dermago. We've known of its activities for a long time, so apparently that Vinaigre... He went for bread. For bread, I tell you. He went to visit his friends of the underground. You, of course, know nothing of this. Nothing. We shall see. You all come with us. Perhaps if you and I talk this over alone, we shall have plenty of time to talk. Now we start.  All of you. Here we go. One, two, three, check. I'm picking it up from there. Grab his pistol, Mac. Look out!  You can choke one of us outside, Sarge. Give me a hand with this guy. Oh, no, Superman. Let's do it my way. It takes care of that. They both dead. Couldn't be deader. You are wonderful. Both of you. My father would have left. Let's get rid of these bodies, Mac. Wait till we get underway. Come on, let's go. We'll dump these carcasses out the back of the wagon on the road. Well, Corporal McCool, we're really in the soup now. Who said it, Sarge? Hey, hey, not so fast. There's dynamite in this soup. This is as far as we can go, Sarge. What do we do now? This is the Chateau-Mer bus. It has passengers which lead into the forest. From there, you can make contact with your patrols. You mean you're brushing us off? I mean you must go. What kind of a jerk do you figure me? You think I can walk out and leave you after what you've done for us? I know what you are trying to say, but you must believe me. I am a soldier like you, under orders. I must now do vinegar's share as well as my own. Not many women at Runder Risks you do. You are wrong, Sarge. Women like myself are working all over France. When we cannot kill the Nazis, we can at least irritate them. The niggers sure irritated them. Yeah. We owe him a lot. More than we can ever pay.  How does France? And, uh, what's going to happen to you? We will do what we have to. Then we will make our way back to Paris. She, uh, I sure hope you'll make it. She will, all right. I got to see you again sometime, Lucette, after the war. We meet in Paris, in front of the opera, on the day of liberation. I will wait. I'll be there. Well, uh, do we talk or do we move? Oh, I guess we move. Lucette, tell them all that they're pals, huh? The French and Americans are always allies, Mrs. I'm, uh, I'm much obliged to you for all the hospitality. God be with you both, adieu. Ahem. Au revoir, mademoiselle Lucette. Au revoir. Lucette, if I miss you in Paris, write me a 327 Chestnut Street, Newark, New Jersey. And remember that address because someday you may be living there. So that's how it was, Captain. We snuck her on until one of our patrols picked us up and here we are. I wouldn't have believed it possible. I don't think anybody's going to believe it. I hardly do myself now. Why, you don't think we ran up those costumes ourselves, do you? Yes, sir. What's that? It's not our artillery. It was a big explosion, sir, behind the enemy's lines. Your mission's convoy, I think. You know what I think, sir? I think it's Lucette and the circus people delivering Venegas present to Hitler. That's what I think. And that's what I think, too. You can't stop them. The French are using anything for a weapon. Even sawdust. They use something else, Captain. They use their heads, and they use their hearts. Maybe that's why, for the first time, this war makes sense. Our thanks to you, John Hodiak and Bob Bailey, and to all members of tonight's DuPont Cablecade cast. John Hodiak will return in just a moment. Now, here is Gain Whitman. 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Hey, what's up everybody? It's been a long time since I've made a video, like a year I think or something, and I really appreciate all the people who have been subscribing since then, even though I haven't really made any content. I'm glad that you have found some value in my previous videos, and I do plan to make more videos in the future. I've just really kind of hit this creative block where I have lots of ideas, I start to record something, and I have a hard time getting it ready to put out, and so I just never put anything out. So to knock the dust off, I figure what better way than just to make a quick video, say I'm still here, I'm still doing this, I've changed things around a little bit, changed my studio over to more of a music production along with my video production type thing, and so here's sort of a recap of what I've done over the past year. So last year was crazy, spent a lot of time in the house, didn't go out very much obviously like most people. I wanted to learn how to do some new things, so I was already into Blender and doing some 3D art and things like that. So I thought I would try to make a video game. I'm a computer programmer in my day job, so I already know how to write code and do things like that, so I thought this would probably be a good fit. So I usually like to just kind of jump in the deep end and set myself a deadline, and that's how I learn how to do things. So I joined Bracky's Game Jam, a game jam is like where you have a week or a period of time to completely finish a game. So I decided I was going to do this, and so I had a week to write a game, I chose Unity. I made a pretty simple game where you are rewinding video cassettes, kind of simple. The theme of the game I think was rewind or something, so it had to be something along those lines and so that's kind of just what I came up with. So I'll show some clips of it here. I made all of the visuals in Blender, I made some original music using Logic Pro and some keyboard stuff, and I pieced it together in Unity and made a pretty fun game. Some people enjoyed it and left some pretty good reviews. I wasn't too much into that, so I haven't really made another game yet. I probably will do another game jam at some point, but I may do it in Unreal Engine next time just to kind of move on and learn something different. So I spent a lot of time working on Blender, learning Blender, getting better at that. I've been putting some art on my website, some things, some renders that I had been putting together. That's a lot of fun. I really enjoy that creative outlet. I want to do more things where I'm putting music to that, making like Blender music video type things. Pretty interesting to me. So I haven't done a lot of video work obviously, you know, if you're kind of stuck in you don't get to go out and film a lot of people. So I've just done a few music videos where it mostly stock footage with lyric videos for some artists, things like that, or like where they would film themselves and send me the footage and I would, you know, make a music video for them just to kind of keep things moving.  I may do a couple of videos on some of my techniques for making fast lyric videos using story blocks. Pretty interesting, decent results. And so obviously I've rearranged things. I am getting back more into my roots of music production. I've played music for a long time, many, many years, and I've always loved doing that. So I thought that would be a good spark of creativity for me to kind of get back to doing that. So I sort of rearranged things so I can integrate my video along with my music production and I'll have more videos about that, you know, working in Ableton Live and Logic Pro and creating, you know, music for, you know, some of my film ideas. So the newest thing I've been working on is getting into Unreal Engine. And it is, it's amazing. It's a great way for me to be able to take some ideas and make some short films with that, which is what I'm currently working on. The metahuman stuff is amazing, super realistic using that with the motion capture, the face capture. That's what I'm experimenting with now, trying to see how I can do that and not have to have other people act or do these other things just to sort of be able to do it on my own or to even have them use the app and record their face, you know, and then I can record, I can take that into Unreal and I can sync that up, you know, for one of the characters. It's all very interesting stuff. I certainly will have some more videos of that coming up. So that's pretty much it. I just wanted to make a quick video saying I'm around. I'm going to be back and I appreciate everybody for subscribing. And if you just happen to be seeing this for some reason, you know, I would appreciate if you subscribed and let's try to grow this channel and make some cool stuff. Thanks a lot.


Slowly as you bring it in breathe in slowly in Wing Chun you start with this stance is the basic stance We all learn the Wing Chun. Okay, so will is doing the A stance right now stretches out the Tissue muscle tissue. So it's like a trampoline.


My name is Salim al-Haqqa. I'm director of the International Center for Climate Change and Development at the Independent University Bangladesh in Dhaka. And I'm also a senior fellow at the International Institute for Environment and Development IED based in London. And I'm welcoming you to the first of a series of video logs that we will be preparing myself and my colleagues over the course of the next few months, which will explain the upcoming conference of parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change that's going to be held in Paris in December. So we will be producing a series of these video logs on different aspects of the Paris Agreement. And the unique feature of these video logs will be not just simply explaining what's going to happen in Paris, but also give you the perspective from the perspective of the vulnerable countries. And when I say vulnerable countries, I'm talking primarily about a group of countries called the least developed countries, which are some of the poorest countries in the world, roughly 50 of them, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa. But also the entire continent of Africa and the group of countries that are called the small island developing states who negotiate as a group called the Alliance of Small Island States or AOSIS. So these three groups, the small island states, the Africa group and the least developed countries group, there's an overlap between them because many of the Africa group are also LDCs, constitute about 100 countries out of 195 countries in the UN FCC process. So they're actually a majority of countries. They're also all part of the developing country group, which is called the Group of 77 in China, which actually has 136 members. But these three, as I said, these three countries constitute nearly 100 countries, and therefore, within the G77 in China, they are actually a super majority or two-thirds majority. However, in the negotiations, their voices are not necessarily held as strongly or heard as strongly as the other countries, either the rich countries or the large developing countries like China, India, Brazil, etc. So in the negotiations, a lot of what I and my colleagues do is to help the vulnerable countries' groups enhance their voices, have common positions so that they can have a collective view on what outcomes they want and then negotiate together to get it. Sometimes they're able to do it, not always, because other countries are much more powerful than them. But nevertheless, they have strength of numbers, and if they can utilize that strength of numbers, then they can get some things that they want out of the negotiations. So over the course of the next few months, running up to Paris, we will be doing a series of these video logs, each one by a different person on a different topic. So my colleague Achala Chandani will do one on the legal aspects and perhaps also on the LDC perspective. We'll get the chair of the LDC group, Giza Martem from Angola to do one. We'll get the special climate envoy of the Gambia, Paus Manjarju, who is a previous chair of the LDC group to do one. We'll get Ian Fry from Tuvalu, who is a special climate envoy of Tuvalu to do one from the small island states. And we'll get Nakmaldeen Mohamed, who is the chair of the Africa group to do one from the perspective of the African continent and the Africa group as well. And maybe a few others as well. So hopefully we'll have an entertaining and interesting series of speakers, topics, lead up to Paris. And at the end, in Paris, we'll do a daily video log, which I will record every day on the progress that we make there, starting from the 30th of November and ending on the 11th of December.


You know, telling someone that everything happens for a reason and a purpose, where they are going through tragedy and trauma can be so invalidating, make someone feel so unseen and managed and handled by how we want them to be in that space, often because of our own discomfort about their upset and their trauma and their difficulty.  I'm going to need to learn to leave some stuff right there and not try and tidy up, sweep it into a tidy pile and connect our narrative to it, thinking we're helping when we're not.  Who needs to hear that from you today instead of all your cleaning and tidying things up? Hope that helps and I think it helps us to be kinder and more empathetic to each other and more there for each other in the midst of the things that we often are going through.  Keep your head up and push through it. Better times are coming. Love you guys.


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Hi everyone Sean with jaspys case breaks calm here doing 2019 2020 Panini crown Royale basketball two box break two random teams each number four Where all card ship 15 spots everyone gets two random teams the NBA look for Kobe Otto Zion John Merant cabooms and more Rex I didn't see your question But here is the list of customers from Michael down to Travis Averhamson Since we're doing two spots two teams for each entry We have to double up this list Travis won last spot mojo once and twice and the teams from the Hawks down to the Wizards dice roll to randomize both lists three and a six nine times ninth and final time William hash down to Christian Steven you wouldn't actually offer that for Derek Carr though. Yes, the Raiders would take that deal. Come on nine times Nine times now nine times on the teams The Raiders might take a box of saltines Ninth and final time Houston Rockets down to the Orlando magic nine times nine times Rex, what do you say? No, by the time I came in here after grabbing that stuff I needed Your question or whatever was probably up in the chat.  I'm not sure I'll check for you though. Now that I see what question you asked even though you didn't want to re-ask it apparently No, now you did Any talks of trades whatsoever? If not Print and rip give another 10 seconds three two one Trade window closed. I saw it. So here are our the chosen boxes Find the ultra rare Kaboom insert Rex if you're gonna come live with me for a month with your family, we need to communicate better This is not gonna work. Here's our final list Joe found the Kaboom. Well, Ben, what rule says there can't be two? What rule says there can't be two it was Barkley? The round mound or rebound? Love that guy Ruby Hatchimura for the Wizards Tana Zafino my guy Laurie Markinin Chris Paul and Paul George and Malcolm Brogdon Little blue cracked ice there numbered to 99 for the Pacers and Michael PCora Rex, don't tell me what I do and don't want I'm gonna tell him I you said that when I see him just so you know I'm totally gonna sell you down the river on that one Grant Williams rookie royalty 16 out of 25 for the Boston Celtics Kurt birch Down the river up river What's the saying anybody know? Trey young coat of arms for the Atlanta Hawks Travis Abramson and Admiral Schofield eight out of 75 one of the best signatures in the game for Washington Tana Zafino up the river I'll sell you up the river Ben says anybody else want to collaborate or Carabinerate that that take Admiral um, I think he will I mean he does some I think I don't know how much though. Are we talking about Rui my guy? Deandre Jordan Devon Booker Carson Edwards Zion nice one Travis last spot mojo for the Pelicans Wendell Carter jr. Blue cracked ice to 99 for the Bulls William hash and Josh Richardson Little bronze cracked ice non numbered for the 76ers Travis Abramson Zion I don't think I've seen this photo of Zion before on this crown right all card He just looks like he's gonna like I'm gonna run right through your heart If that's what people see when he's about to drive the lane, I understand why nobody stops in front of him We've got the Kings Court For the Bucks Yannis Chris Middleton and Eric Bledsoe Tana Zafino and Another one 22 out of 25. This one is Rockets Westbrook Harden and Capella Mojo, if you're listening are any of these guys still on your team That's for the Houston Rockets is Clint Capelli even there William hash The Bucks was out of 99 Tana Zafino Kobe White airs to the throne relic For the Bulls William hash Compellers on the Hawks. So not a single one of those guys is on the Rockets anymore the shape Okay, doing it afterwards the shape of the of the relic being that it's like a point and then that top loader being curved and Rudy Rudy Tom Jonovich one out of ten Now coach was coach still coaching maybe Gold auto for the Houston Rockets There you go Those were our two boxes nice gold auto to finish it. We got a Zion base in there That was 2019 2020 Penini crown Royale basketball two box break two random teams each number four from Jasper's case breaks calm I'm Sean Jasper's case breaks calm. Thanks for hanging out. I'll see you next time


Good luck everybody. Hi everyone, Sean with Jaspies. CaseBreaks.com here doing a 2021 hip parade baseball, limited edition, dual case break, 20 total boxes, random team edition, where we're also have a little hit list promo going. So it's 20 boxes of two full cases, 20 boxes, series 34, where every box contains one autograph card featuring some of baseball's best stars. There's only a hundred hand numbered boxes total and then they make 10 separate cases. So we have two of those cases. We have case three and case six here for you. And then we're going to track all the teams that get hits. Any hit list teams at the end of the break, we'll take all the hit list names, randomize them, top four names each when a shipped sealed box of 2021 Allen and Gitter baseball. So there you go. So top four each get one of those boxes.  Here is our list of customers from Jose Rodriguez down to Joe Christensen, last spot mojo, and the teams from the Diamondbacks down to the Washington Nationals. Dice World randomized both lists and pair them up. A five and a five, 10 times. Good luck. Yeah, Logan, but that's just, that's first place. What about second place? And has it ever happened on the NL and the NL? Timothy Ng, down to Jose Rodriguez, 10 times, and 10 times on the teams, 10th and final time from the Angels down to the Cubs. So 10 times on the teams, 10 times on the customers, 10 times on the dice. So Timothy and Angels, Dennis Foley, Rangers, Jason Kersh, Braves, Jose Rodriguez, White Sox, Matthew Piliesi with the Brewers, Juan Escobie Pena, Phillies, Stephen Kendrick Astros, Barry Roberts Nationals, Kevin Miakawa, Twins, Timothy and Tigers, Matthew Medlin, Pirates, Mike Tower, Blue Jays, Jason Kerch, Diamondbacks, Anthony Venturino, A's, Matthew Medlin, Rockies, Ben Page, Padres, Howard Tong, Orioles, Logan Calister, Yankees, Paul Norden, Cardinals, Mike Rosinski, Reds, Joe Christensen, Mariners, Jason Kerch, Red Sox, Wade Valentine, Marlins, Jose Rodriguez, Dodgers, Royals, Matt Medlin, Indians, Joe Christensen, Giants, Joe Vent, Braves, Andy Schruppfer, Metz and Jose Rodriguez Cubs. So there is the randomizer. Trade window is open. Remember, there is no sort of checklist on this. This is a repacked product. So there is no checklist to go off. On top of that, if for some reason there is any non-pro team or Jersey-affiliated stuff on this, for some reason, we will go based off of team they are currently on or team they played for the longest, since this isn't a checklist product. Rays and A's are up for trade. You do today, Logan. So I'm gonna pause the video. Like I said, Rays and the A's are up for trade by Joe. So we're gonna pause the video, come back, and then we'll do it again. Okay, lots of trade chatter. Quite a few teams up for trade. One deal was done. Anthony, trading out of the A's, cut into the Royals. Jose, trading out of the Royals into the A's. There you go. So trade mojo for both of you. Oh my God, Rex, that was terrible. Boo, this man. Cool, let's print this out and rip. Good luck, guys. And to everybody that tried to trade their teams and didn't work out, tried to trade mojo. Here are the two cases. Like I said, what's up, Joe P? I'm good, man. How you be? We've got case three and case six out of 10, from series 34. So 20 hits in this break. 20 autographs, I believe. I think limited is all out of this. I'd be good. Trace, bottom of the seventh. Padres are up one nothing on the Dodgers. I think the Padres have kind of almost all but played themselves out of the playoffs, right? Basketball season's over, Logan. You already changed your thing to a Packers logo, not even a Jazz logo anymore. You can't be mad anymore. Giants, White Sox? I mean, that's what it looks like. I'll be honest. We all know I don't really like the Dodgers all that much, so if we can just not have the Dodgers in it. But yeah, I had White Sox Padres, but that was right when Tatease's shoulder got hurt again. I didn't know how that would hold up. So there's 10 and somebody said Diamond Icons is sold out, nice. So that random number block, we'll run the randomizer, get that on the schedule too. Sweet. Can we get that certified break closed? Two teams left. I think it was Ravens and Raiders. Raider, where's Raiders Nation? Where are you at, guys? Two teams left, second half of the case. So, okay, so once this break's done, Justin, what we'll do is we'll run the randomizer for that random number block and assign numbers to everybody's names. And then we'll do that break. That's probably, I think, what's sold out. So, or the next thing that's sold out. But I gotta go through orders to figure out, exactly. And as you saw, the random number block teams are not part of the, ooh, five left on the jumbo filler case break? That should go tonight, 25% off, guys. Let's do some jumbo. Oh, really, Rebel? Nice. I think certified typically has a couple, don't they? Or is it just one? But that's very cool. Was it the football shield or was it the patch shield? Okay, starting with box 94. I know gold standard has quite a few, obviously. Starting off with a nice one. Probably number two in the NL for MVP, Bryce Harper. Luminance, Jersey and Otto, 10 out of 15 for the fillings and Juan Escobie-Pena. That is 2020. Luminance, sorry, luminaries and baseball. Beautiful, Harper to start. Box 72. Was that cell sheet? How about back to back? Bob Gibson from Tops Sterling. This is nine out of 10. Quad Relic, bat, bat, Jersey, Jersey, Otto. This is old Sterling, 2008 Tops Sterling. Cardinals, Paul Norden, beautiful card. Box 51. Yeah, very nice, Otto. And it's the Chrome Zone or Rake Cronenworth, as I was told. Jake Cronenworth, rookie Otto out of Stadium Club for the Padres, Ben at Page. Box 36. SP would have been numbered, right? Is that not his base photo? Not sure. I don't know if they do, I mean, I think if they do a SP Otto, I think it's numbered, but I don't know. I don't remember what his base looked like, let alone Otto. Maybe we have another Luminaries. No, it's tier one. This is gonna be a random, no, not a randomizer. These are both Orioles, Manny Machado and Adam Jones. Orioles were tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Dual Otto on card, Adam Jones, Manny Machado, 16 out of 25. Howard Tong from 2014 Tops Tier One Baseball. I think he has the potential to be All-Star PJ. I don't think he'll be a consistent All-Star, if that makes sense. Very nice. And Box 18. That's a very nice one there. Oh, it's a standard one, okay. See, tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo.  That is from Tops High Tech, 2015 Javi Baez. Cuvies, Jose Rodriguez. Box 80, this has been a really nice case so far. We got five boxes left and another 15 total in the break. Dodgers home run, yeah. Is that a solo shot? It looked like it said 15, Dan. Let's check it again. Wow, this is a really good case. Ronald Acuna Jr., 18 out of 199, Atlanta Braves, Jason Kersh. That is museum collection. 2019 museum collection baseball. Joe P knows I would never say that about him. Let's look at this Javi again. It's got 2014 stats on there. And it definitely says 2015. Yeah, this is definitely 2015 Tops High Tech. Okay, yeah, yeah. It's high tech is so hard to see. But it is definitely, I was looking at the stats. I just looked at the stats, it's 2014. Oh, we got a gold frame.  Christian Yellich, 30 out of 30. Gold frame auto from Tops Definitive. Milwaukee Brewers, Michael, or sorry, Matthew Pilieci. From 2021 Tops Definitive Collection, Gold Frame Yellich Auto. Box 42, that's really good. We get two cases like this. This isn't even the Platinum Edition. This is just the regular limited edition. Mr. Tiger, Al Kaline, RIP 41 out of 199 on-card auto from Tops Tribute 2018. Detroit Tigers, Timothy Ng. Box 28, Alex Verdugo from Gypsy Queen for the Boston Red Sox and Jason Kersh. That is 127 out of 150, 2021 Gypsy Queen Baseball Autograph. There you go, Jason. And box nine. Last one, it's Vlad Guerrero, Senior. Expo's Edition, which goes to the Nationals and Barry Roberts. That is 2019 Allen and Ginter. Vlad Guerrero, Senior. Let's put a little Nationals on there. What a first case. But wait, 10 more hits to go. Box 26, we're going 2021, Ginter again. This is a team name short print rookie auto. Casey Meyes for the Detroit Tigers, Timothy Ng. Non-numbered, but if you look at the Alex Verdugo, you'll see that the team name is typically in that square print blue. The short print is the purple cursive font. So there you go. Nice Casey Meyes rookie auto for the Tigers. Box two. And it's Nico Horner rookie auto for the Cubbies. 175 out of 249 Chicago Cubs and Jose Rodriguez. 2020 Tops inception. That's out of every 218 packs or so Rebel says on the team name short print autos. Damn, that's a very good hit. Especially for a really good rookie pitcher. Cubbies, Jose Rodriguez, again. Box 45, this one feels heavy. Like it's a frame or a booklet. It's neither, but it's a very nice one. That is Reggie Jackson, gold ink auto, 61 out of 75. What a ridiculously good looking card. New York Yankees, Logan Callister. That is 2016 The Mint Baseball. Gold ink, Jackie, or sorry, Reggie Jackson. What's up Jackie Robinson? I know. There you go, Logan. Box 74, Rhys Hoskins rookie auto, 38 out of 75 from Bowman High Tech. PSA nine, ocean blue title. Phillies, Juan Escobie Peña. I wish they wouldn't have got rid of high tech. Such a cool looking set. First Reggie, Royals and A's so far I think have not have swung and not made contact yet. We've still got six more hits, five after this. Wow, trying to trade, couldn't trade Mojo Howard again. Ripken, three out of 25. Lasting in prints on card auto. That is 2016, what set is this? What set is this? Do we know? Is it lasting imprints as a set? What does it say? Nice, Cal Ripken Jr. Five boxes left, guys. Box 19. I can't, I mean, luminaries would have been encased. I don't think so. It didn't say under the registered trademark what the name of the product was either. Dillon Carlson. That is rookie signatures 46 out of 50 for the St. Louis Cardinals. Paul Norton from 2021 Absolute Baseball. Box 38. So this apparently is gonna go to whoever this hit is. Legacy's Bennett says. Okay, cool. This is gonna go to whoever this hit goes to since it was out of this box. It is a entry to win a Roberto Clemente signed check. I'm gonna cover up the entry. So basically whoever gets this just needs to register with this code that's under my name or under my finger. There might be Joey. I don't know, we don't make this product. But Hip Raid, they've used Griffey Autos before. Alex Bregman, rookie auto for the Houston Astros. That is 59 out of 99. That is clearly authentic rookie auto for the Houston Astros and Steven Kendrick. Not a lot of paycheck I'm assuming. I'm pretty sure that's probably cashed. So that's gonna go to Steven Kendrick and the Astros. That entry for the Roberto Clemente signed check. That is definitive Jersey and auto 24 out of 40 Corey Seeger for the Dodgers. Jose Rodriguez from 2018 Topps definitive collection. There you go Jose. Very nice. Isn't a QR code on there, was there? No QR code on there. Box 61.  Potentially win a Roberto Clemente check. That's pretty cool. Ooh, Jose strikes late but it counts. Mark McGuire stadium club collection autograph for the Oakland A's and Jose Rodriguez. We get a Royal in the last box to even it out on the trade. Nice big Mac. Little Mac is starting to show up in products. Pulled his auto the other day. And box 99 to finish it off. Right Howard? That's something they would have in the VIP baseball, not the regular. And it's Mookie Betts to close it out for the Red Sox and Jason Kersh. That is 2014, what is this? Not sure what set this is from. But 2014 Mookie Betts auto for the Boston Red Sox. There you go, nice finish. Non-numbered on that. And there you go. So one last thing to do, I'm gonna pause the video. Pause the video and then we'll go through, I'm gonna list, figure out who hit, who didn't hit for the hitless promo. And then we'll do the randomizer to give away those four sealed boxes of Allen and Ginter. So I'm gonna pause the video when we come back. We'll do the randomizer, give away those boxes and call to break. Okay, we're back. This is the list of teams. Everybody highlighted an orange hit in the break. So you got the Acunia, the Dual Auto, Mookie Betts, Alex Verdugo, Javi Baez, and Nico Horner. Tigers was Al Kaline for sure. Astros, Alex Bregman, Seager for the Dodgers, Yellich for the Brewers, Jackson for the Yankees, Big Mac for the A's, Harper and Rhys Hoskins for the Phillies, Cronenworth, Bob Gibson, and Vlad Guerrero, senior for the Nationals there, so. So here is, delete these names so that you guys do not get an additional hit. So there was 14 teams that hit. So that should leave us, 16 teams, there were 16 names for the randomizer. So remember, it is the top four on the randomizer, each sealed box is a 2021 Allen and Ginter. So let's take those names, Adam here, from Mike back up to Jason and Dice Roll, top four after five and a five, 10 times. The Mookie and the Harper were both sale sheet hits, nice. That is good. 10th and final time, top four. Andy, Kevin, Anthony, Jason, that's the trademark mojo spot too. So the Royals did end up with the box. 10 times on the randomizer, 10 times on the Dice. Andy, Kevin, Anthony, and Jason, all with boxes of Allen and Ginter shipped, sealed to you guys. And there you go. That was 2021 Hit Parade Baseball, limited edition series 34, dual case break, random team number one from jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'm Sean, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for hanging out. We'll see you next time.


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Oh, a functionally equivalent response, folks. It's a response that's functionally equivalent to another. In other words, a response that produces the same reinforcer or the same outcome as another response. So have you ever tried to turn on a light switch?  You can even flip it this way, or you can do it this way. You can do it with your butt. You can do it with your ears, which that hurts. Don't ask me how I know. All responses are functionally equivalent. They produce the same thing. This is why behavior analysis is considered a molar field, not a molecular one, because we don't really give two hoots about individual responses unless we're worrying about like topography or something or there's reason to. All we really care about is the function of a response. What does it get you? And in any behavior that gets you to that function, we can strengthen it. Reinforcers strengthen classes of responses. Those classes of responses are all functionally equivalent. It's a large to it.


So our next speaker is Dr. Susan Toll, who is a professor of medicine, and she holds the Cornelia Hay Stevens Endowed Chair in Health Care Ethics there. Susan is a graduate of OHSU, and she completed her internal medicine residency and chief residency at University of California, San Diego. She then came home here to University of Chicago to be a fellow in the clinical medical ethics fellowship. And then she then went to OHSU and founded the Center there for Ethics in Health Care in 1989, and really has shepherded into what is now one of the international leaders in this effort, with programs such as the Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment, or Pulse Program that we heard about last year, and more recently the Oregon Pulse Registry. So Dr. Toll is a professional internist in the Division of General Internal Medicine in geriatrics, and she was last year's recipient of the McLean Prize in clinical medical ethics. Today Susan will speak on the topic Demonstrating Mastery to Elevate the Standing of Ethics Education. It's a pleasure to be here. It's a pleasure to be at my 25th McLean Conference out of 27. Not quite all. Mark has more than I do, but it is a pleasure to be back and to see so many old friends. And while I started with this topic and it will be a part of the talk, I really came away with an essence of what happens when you're here at a McLean conference, what happens when you spend a year here, and about a theme of empowerment for all of us. I was born at the Oregon Coast, the northern Oregon Coast, and originally lived in a town of 300, where everyone cared a lot for other people in your community, but there wasn't a lot of sense that you could change the world. Our Center for Ethics in Healthcare does not accept gifts from healthcare industry sources for any of our programs, nor do I personally. In talking about what I'd like to focus on today, there are some areas in education I'd like to talk about, but going beyond that, really focus on a theme of advancing our work. There is so much that is so powerful that we've heard about today, and is it reaching as widely as it could? Are we dreaming as big as we could? So three examples of elevating our work and doing more than we may have originally set out to do, and what would that look like in three different areas? And in thinking about that, the first has to do with raising the bar in curriculum, that so many of us teach, whether it's fellowship, whether it's consult service, whether it's medical students, nursing students, pharmacy students, dental students, but sometimes what we teach isn't given the highest of priority in the curriculum. It's often difficult to measure mastery in ethics and professionalism, and we are just beginning on the path of launching a new initiative, and I'd like to share with you a seven-minute movie that shares some of our dream for where we'd like to go. Technician at the MRI said, okay, you can watch the machine while we do the MRI, and then he said, do you see this portion of the screen here? When you get back over there, you need to immediately get a physician or someone to look at this and know that she probably needs immediate attention. And he said, but do me a favor, don't tell anybody that you were in here with me or I could lose my job. Amy was being wheeled in by the techs. I grabbed the nurse that was there, and I said, I cannot explain this to you, but you have to get those MRIs read right now and see what needs to be done for her. Shortly thereafter, they did a bedside hematoma drain. I really think that had they have not done that, Amy would not have survived. Definitely the odds were against me, and I was saved, and I don't know exactly why. Any story illustrates what the program and compassionate communication will do. We will be partners with patients and their families. They'll be more empowered, will make fewer mistakes, and they'll get the care they want. My dad's diabetic, and when he went to go pick up his medication, he realized it was the wrong medication. My dad grew up in a culture that you respect healthcare, you respect people and authority, and so therefore you don't question them. The pharmacist repeatedly told my dad that this was his name on the bottle, and therefore this was his correct medication. And feeling very frustrated, my dad left the pharmacy. I later spoke to a different pharmacist. The pharmacist was very helpful, took his time and communicated to me, asked the right questions, and later did discover that my dad was given the wrong medication. Our patients are all individuals outside of our clinic. We see them as names, as birth dates, as a list of problems and medications, but they are whole people and having a little extra time in order to understand them as a person and see their journey. That really makes a big difference. It's been like riding a roller coaster in the dark. When I go to a physician, I'm possibly in English or distressed or depressed or whatever, and they can't pick that up. It's a very lonely place for me. It's not just physicians that I want a connection with. I want all the people who are treating me to be able to connect, dealing with me as a person. I may be really sick at some point, but I come out just with a better sense of well-being. I'm not all alone. Our focus as providers has shifted and away from patients and what they really need. And all of these amazing advances that we have, we really need to tilt the needle back. I think we really need to refocus ourselves on the whole person. I'd love to see the medical community, the healthcare community, come from a more loving place. What would that look like? What could that look like? What motivated me to go to medical school was people and really caring about who they are and helping them live better and healthier lives. Empathy is a skill and it's something that you have to practice over and over and over again. I think the benchmark here is not just that a doctor comes into the room and tells me what I have and speaks an eloquent scientific language about the latest and greatest treatments and offers me the very best that money can buy.  It's going to take a sea change. Sort of like dads in the delivery room, things are very different now than they once were. Only this is much bigger. It's going to mean that the entire community stands up and pushes back and together we make things change. Moral courage is when you've got the courage to actually do something yourself including that it is more than when you merely suggest that other people do it. It's something the ethics centers prepared for for 25 years. We've made profound changes in end of life care. Now it's about the entire lifespan and every setting of care. It's big and together we can do it. I think that all healthcare providers would appreciate having the opportunity to re-center why they're in medicine. I'd like to begin with a bit of humility. There are so many of you doing so much to improve communication skills. You have an amazing program here. There are many things that are happening and together there can be a lot more synergy. In creating this video and working with my own institution, we have begun to get a little more traction on some opportunities within the curriculum that weren't available before. There are three major themes that we focus on in this particular video that we're pushing toward. One is empowerment, both of patients and families, but also of healthcare professionals throughout the entire system. Another is respect and we've heard a number of different talks including important talks about whether or not patients feel heard and respected. Sometimes they don't. And a sense of whole person care. Our institution has given our Center for Ethics and Healthcare permission to design measures of mastery for the graduating class of 2018. I don't know what that looks like yet. We don't know how to do it, but we've agreed to try. And the mastery will look at professionalism and ethics via communication skills as a graduation requirement. We also believe that by putting some of that focus, we may be able to put some additional pressure on aspects of the hidden curriculum. The modeling of behaviors we're not so proud of that we need the moral courage to extinguish. My hope is that we will be successful enough in developing this program and in partnering with people who are also bringing about these changes across the country. That we will be able to become a stronger program and be back not too long from now recruiting a fourth endowed chair for our Center for Ethics. A next area of empowerment has been our palliative care team. Sometimes palliative care teams struggle for adequate funding, adequate resources, recognition within health systems. Things are changing and certainly the new CMS ruling to pay for conversations that will go into place in January may be helpful to palliative care teams and their financial stability. Our palliative care team has become what I am not directly on the team, but I do a lot to advocate for their success. I'm referred to them as having favored nation status now. They are the most popular consult service in my hospital and they are considered the number one quality initiative for this academic year. And that means more resources for them, resources to make movies, to educate about goals of care conversations, opportunities for retreats for residents to be taught, how to have goals of care conversations or hold family conferences. It's a different way of thinking and a wonderful opportunity for a very hardworking team to get much more recognition than they have historically had. The third is to build a program that links to our Pulse program and design a new innovation since I was here last year. We have created a thing, a program called E-Pulse. You electronically go into our OHSU epic record. From the patient header it says Pulse, yes, no. You click on the button. It opens up whether they have any existing forms and you can view them. It allows you an opportunity to electronically complete a new form. The new form that you complete captures with my cell phone, the patient's signature and my own. It loads to the statewide registry, loads to the header, is available immediately and prints for the patient to take home. Convincing my institution that this opportunity to work with a company out of Stanford bio design called VINCA to create this bond on so you can send and communicate with the registry meant some extra financial outlay in IT to create this. There was a conversation and I can be a little persistent. So there were many conversations and we now have this program operational. It went live April 7th and the process of securing support means that you're really truly showing the impact like Peter Singer talked about. What will this do? What will this mean? What this will mean is that we will not have anyone intubated in our ICU who had a pulse form that said comfort measures only unless someone changes their mind. And we have gone to zero since March. That was our last one when we launched in April. This new program is remarkably effective and in a six month period of time we are able to measure lots of quality measures. One of them is how often that e-pulse button is opened by anyone. Over 11,000 times in one hospital in six months which means lots of different people are looking at a single patient throughout their admission process in the ED and in the ICU and that people are much more aware of what is happening. We've also implemented a few things relative to the trauma program that have helped in the event they're not in our system. Our next step will be to create the ability to do a bi-directional query directly from the patient header and actually query the entire quarter of a million pulse forms in our statewide registries so that if they're in a competing health system they will also show up as pulsed, yes. We expect to implement that in the first quarter of 2016. But the institution to support us in doing that and to provide the IT support behind it really shows a trust and a belief and an investment that this can work because it hasn't been done before and that it will make a difference. I welcome your thoughts. I could not have done any of this from my town of 300 on the northern Oregon coast if I had not come here, Mark. If I had not spent time at the McLean Center. If many of my colleagues had not partnered with me including some who are here like J. Jacobson and some who aren't like Woody Moss and other colleagues who are running and launching things here in Illinois like Julie Goldstein. It wouldn't have been possible to be to a place that we could convince people to invest because of the impact. You will always be a major leader in communication, Mark. And thanks to Mrs. Bucksbaum, the leader. We will do all we can to follow what you're doing and to enrich it. Thank you very much. Questions? Mrs. Bucksbaum gets to go first. The POST program is designed when done the best possible way in advance of a crisis. So you might have several different visits or you might have a visit in primary care where you received information. Maybe you watched one of our online videos about understanding POST or other kinds of resources and you came back and met with your healthcare professional or maybe there was a family meeting in the hospital before someone was discharged. And then you're ready for the button and the filling out. But obviously a great deal takes place in advance and a thoughtful conversation has occurred before we get to the technology I was talking about and certainly that should never be shortchanged. That's the most important part of all of this is are we hearing, are we listening, are we honoring what you want? And in the process then do we ultimately record it and can we find it? But I shortchanged the part about the important conversation and you're just the perfect person to bring that up. Julie? Susan, mother of all things POST. Thank you. For a brief second I thought you were going to give your, or be at your 25th McLean conference without talking about POST. Well, I almost did. But then some things happened with ePOST that were just irresistible. Yeah, so thank you for that. And so I just wanted to, since you brought it up I want to take the opportunity to pitch the national POST conference that's going to be here in Chicago in February, February 3rd, 4th, and 5th, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. It's the first national, as you know, national POST conference that's going to be an open conference rather than one or two people per state. And so I'd encourage anybody who's interested the schedule just came out this week and it's going to be a very robust and vibrant conference downtown in the beginning of February. If you want more information you can go to the national POST website which is POST.org and there's a section under news that has, there's a little green button that has the conference information. Thank you very much. Julie's a bit humble. Julie's helping to host the conference here at Illinois as our host for this year's national POST conference and we are expecting hundreds of people and it is very different from what we've done in the past which is just to have two leaders from each state. Yes. Hi, I'm a hospice social worker and I'm here today with my partner who is a hospice physician. And so we'll use the POST, I've used it several times this week and had really meaningful conversations and thank you for that. I just wanted to ask you when you talk about compassionate communication there's a sort of a quandary that comes to my mind when I've attended these conferences which is you're using so much from the field of social work the basic tenants are patient self-determination and meeting the client or patient where they're at and I just wonder, I don't see really any evidence that I'm not an academic, I'm a clinician of those fields merging and using the expertise of people like me who are not necessarily academics but have a lot of skills in that area and using that knowledge that we come from as social workers and therapists and bringing it to bear into the medical profession. Well said. One of the things we're trying to do under the theme of empowerment is to truly empower every voice within healthcare. That's part of why we showed the story of the technician in an MRI scan who didn't feel empowered in the system and you're quite right there is much we can learn from social work there's much we can learn from pharmacy there's much we can learn from nursing and then unless we all work together and support education and knowledge and empowerment across all parts of the lifespan we won't be what we could be in serving patients. Your point is very well articulated and certainly it's a message I had intended if did not deliver. Thank you. September. I'm now humbled. You know how to make movies. Well, you know, it's I learned that here too that it needed doing. Here's my question. As the electronic medical record becomes ubiquitous and there's important reasons why we want that what I am noticing is that the capacity for clinicians particularly students who are very endowed with the ability to use computers but older attendings there is less and less contact with patients in direct interaction. So I'm wondering if you have in this compassionate conversation communication paradigm a way to help people deal with that to not have their backs to their patient while they're talking. It is such an important issue. I will tell you it greatly resonates with the public and anytime someone has been in a visit and felt that primarily their healthcare professional was talking to the computer and not to them there's certainly a real passion for how do you do that? When do you stop? When do you look only at the patient? How do we integrate things? It will be an important part of the teaching which is yet to come and I don't have all the answers but it's a huge challenge in front of us and we're very aware of it. The very basics of turning the computer around so that you are looking at the patient while you're typing gets missed. Well I think that's the whole systems level. That's where everyone goes in and says are they even in the right place? Are the rooms designed correctly? There are different things at all levels when we say see change and it does mean structurally how things happen how does the flow happen how does the teamwork happen and what kinds of communication and in the end did people feel heard and respected? I don't have all the answers I have most of the questions. That's right. Thank you so much.


Right guys welcome back to yet another reaction video today we look at Kevin Garnett number 15 on the list of the top 30 NBA players of all time apparently now for once I've actually seen this guy play live Celtics wasn't it Celtics I'm thinking Celtics Heat in 2006 now who else played for the Celtics team at the time was it Paul Pierce was at Ray Allen did Ray Allen go over to the heat look all of that and more will probably not be revealed but prior to getting into the video guys prior to you know watching until I'm impressed let's have a look at his blurb let's let's read it out for you guys the big ticket must have been his nickname I didn't know that it's one of those players where the rings combo holds little to no weight he helped revolutionize the power forward position even more so than Tim Duncan did and he's a center yet I feel like he's been underappreciated because all of those years carrying mid teams on his back in Minnesota all right where did he go did he go did he go anywhere else but actually no he must have no he did he played for the Timberwolves didn't he was he drafted first pick he might have even been drafted first overall pick in the NBA if he was I've just pulled that completely out of a hat if he wasn't my bad if he gets drafted by the Spurs KG would have had more than just one ring to his name he was overshadowed by Duncan whose numbers are slightly better but Garnett was by far the more fun player to watch with his unique skill set offensively it was on the defensive end where KG was at his best he won the defensive player of the year in 2008 the same year he won his only championship in Boston made the all defensive team 12 times and easily earned a spot on the league's 75th anniversary team like Magic Johnson before him Garnett raised the bar as to what a man of his size could do in the court because he was like six foot 11 right in fact it was magic that he molded his game after as a youngster which led to KG being one of the most versatile big men the NBA has ever seen so I'm assuming you know he was huge but he came into the league with handles and with all that in mind let's let's let's have a look at him Kevin Garnett highlights first video we've got his top 50 plays until I'm impressed guys oh that's a decent defense oh nice hustle what do we got what the fuck I thought he was gonna all you put him to to himself actually let's sorry guys what was what was the well we don't have a scoreboard we don't have a time clock we got nothing how was I to know that was the end of a game nice deal I thought he's about to all you bit off the off the backboard to himself and perform oh this is some decent footage they have a look at this he streamlined he is streamlined oh this is for minutes no what is it oh my god puts a dagger into the rockets in there oh that was sick I'm gonna see one more play that is not just a block and you guys know it thanks for watching and look I jeez I wish I could be here for all the look these videos are just a start this is a start into the the NBA as a fan thanks for watching I'm impressed see you later


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