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Hello and welcome to NewsClick. Today we are discussing something which is of critical importance. On the 31st of July for this month, the national register of a SAM, the final list will be published and it will be made public. The fate of about 42 lakh residents of the state is at stake. And it also fundamentally changes how we view ourselves as Indian citizens. The NRC does not have implications simply for the state of a SAM but for the rest of the country as well. And to discuss this and to talk about the kind of implications that the register will have, we have with us Dr. Hiren Gohan. He is somebody who does not need an introduction but for our viewers he is a poet, a literary critic, he is a social scientist but more importantly he is somebody who is very well connected with the essence of the state and its politics. Thank you so much sir for joining us and for speaking with us about this turbulent time that it is for the state and like you were mentioning earlier for the country as well. So I want to begin by explaining to our viewers as to the kind of implications that the NRC will have on the state and the atmosphere that the state is currently witnessing if you could tell us more about that. Thank you for having me with you to discuss problems in a SAM, problems of a SAM which find very little space unless there is violence in the so-called national media you see. The NRC was not the as contentious issue when it began as it has become now. The process started in I think 2006 or something and before that through various turbulent events as you have said you know violence, massacres and displacements, two communities involved here, the immigrant Muslims and the indigenous people of a SAM including the Assamese and the tribals, they came to an understanding that the very tangled question of citizenship in a SAM you know which had rocked the state for years and which had at one time led to uncontrollable horrific violence you know that the NRC was some sort of an answer to these problems you know that once a certain person is identified as a genuine citizen no question no further question should be asked and then everybody will be able to settle down with without anxiety and resume their daily business of life. But what happened was something unexpected. But let me say one thing that the immigrant Muslims throughout the 90s ever since the Assamic order signed were actually very hostile to the idea for their own reasons which may be justified or not it depends on the way you look at it but they were bitterly critical and vehemently opposed to it. Yes. But because of the destlessness, the chaos, the uncontrollable violence, their leaders came around to accepting the Assamic order. And once the Assamic, accept the Assamic order in 1971 at the cut of fear because it was a time when Bangladesh was born you know and that you know people who say Syab Relief thought that there was a solution around the corner now because the Muslims are on the same pace and from all sides there was a demand that an NRC should be prepared. But nobody had foreseen the difficulties, enormous and complex problems that might arise. Nobody had foreseen it. For example documentation as you know our common people have very little idea of official documents you know. And as you know you know in general they keep some distance from officers and officials as far as possible. And if and when they produce a document it is not very thoroughly scrutinized or examined unless there are gross mistakes. But the NRC process involves very close scrutiny and many of the even the indigenous people not to talk of immigrants don't have any documents at all. Yes. About their claims to their land, about their school certificates decent that they don't have any. So that was the problem nobody had foreseen. And that's scrutinizing it, verifying it, finding it wrong, then forcing the man to run from pillar to post you know. These were circumstances nobody had imagined you know. And there are I should say vested interest you know. Of course. Of all hues. That seized the opportunity to create a row. It's a very interesting thing that you're pointing out which is that the same anxieties that they were trying to sort of settle with the NRC are again resurfacing. Upon the interests of multiple political parties the BJP has said that they are expecting they are going to try to push the NRC to be a national kind of a register. So do you see this turning into a more as to a plank of polarization? You see I mean they have discovered that this would be a very useful ploy. Yeah. To polarize society to demonize certain community and create mayhem you know from which they expect to profit. So they of course are taking full advantage of it and some people are willingly playing their game. And that is what is happening in Assam also. And the religious and ethnic Shravanism are being encouraged. And there are people in all communities who play along. While the common people are bewildered you know. They run this way or that. And they sometimes you know set their foot in traps. Yeah. And this is happening at the moment because the volatile situations are being created. Yeah. When the NRC had begun it was expected to have been a very peaceful process. Yes. But now it has become a very divisive thing. But still we some of us hope to maintain that it should go on in a fair way and the Supreme Court should heed the difficulties faced by the people squarely. Yeah. Not from a lofty height and ignoring the real difficulties faced by the people you know. And the way that is being conducted is very bureaucratic. And sometimes even mindless you know. Yes. Another thing that people are not aware of outside Assam. It is that at the same time parallely another process is being I know I mean sort of run. Yeah. That is the foreigners tribunals. Exactly. There used to be a few foreigners tribunals and every year 10, 20 people would be detected and you know declared as foreigners and they would be sort of some steps would be taken you know. And that was normal and it was expected to happen because if it is a border and people may come in. And now there are. Please let me continue. In recent times the foreigners tribunals have been made hyperactive. So that scores and probably hundreds of people are being declared foreigners. And once somebody is declared foreigners even if his name in there is in the NRC. Yeah. After every rigorous painstaking process you know. He is declared a foreigner at once. And he sent to the detention center whatever. That is I think very unfair. It's a double jeopardy for the common man. So these are things of course in my opinion that have a political reason that doesn't necessarily follow from the NRC you know. And we had expected it to have been every humane fair process because of the difficulties of the problem and the circumstances. The very fact that our common people have very little idea of documents and verification and all that thing sort of thing you know. But this didn't this has not happened. Yes. And we have a platform of conscious citizens. We have repeatedly taken it up. Repeatedly taken it up with the coordinator of the NRC Mr. Patek Hazella. Okay. We have met him at least six seven times raising these very problems and trying to maintain a non-communal Yes. Outlook about the whole thing and asking people to be patient and asking the authorities to be fair. And with the kind of protests there were a lot of protests in the state against the Citizenship Amendment Bill as well. And you for someone a tradition charges were pressed against you as well in the process. So how difficult was that and how turbulent are situations still for those conscious citizens to keep fighting. See it's a very puzzling thing. On the one hand the BJP reassures people again and again they will follow the Assam Accord to the letter. They are going to fulfill it. The Congress had mungled it or have neglected it. They are going to sort of you know turn it into reality. And now they say that they also want to get this cab to come in which is a very negation of the Assam Accord. So both these things are being maintained at the same time. And I don't know how people are persuaded that this can go together. But there have been protests about this you know and people very you know many Assam is national bodies you know. They call themselves national jatyat about the dissent there. They've also protested that this doesn't make any sense. You can't have it both ways you know. But the powers that they don't listen. And also you feel that there is an attack on these conscious voices? Of course they are. Because you know the very idea of fairness, very idea of justice equal justice for all. That is a promise of our constitution. That sticks in the gizzard of some people you know. And they want to normalize injustice. And in this process of sort of normalizing injustice like you were mentioning that there is a lot of bewilderment in the state. People are having to run from pillar to post. So how do you see this anxiety of course reaching a vantage point now because the date of the register is finally approaching. So what happens in the future? Very difficult to say. But you know there are some people who are insisting like the BJP. There are all these 44 million people. Must all be foreigners. And they also want to cherry pick out of them you know in those as apart from Muslims you know. Which goes against the idea of citizenship in India as we understand it. And you know this is a situation that is going to be very difficult in times ahead you know. But I hope that people will keep patience because impatience, adventurism and mindless violence and rage will only serve the purpose of the perpetrators of injustice. Absolutely. So that is the kind of appeal. That is the kind of appeal you know. Once violence starts you know then injustice is very it becomes normal you know. And in the name of peace you can impose injustice. Which is a very dangerous sort of a very dangerous set of situations. And this kind of a situation being extended to the whole country. I don't see how they are going to do that. It's a threat. It's a threat and it's a kind of threat looming over the heads of the of a certain community. Making them insecure, making them dependent and craven, craven supporters of the government. I hope they don't you know acquiesce. They must assert their rights as citizens of India. And the very idea of what it means to be citizens of India is something that is now being discussed. I mean I think you know the constitution itself is quite clear about it. Yeah and whatever problems are there there are problems everywhere. Migration has become an international problem now. So every country every state is facing it. And the humane solutions are being worked out. But people like Trump also they're also against it. Yes. There is an attempt to world over to normalize repression, oppression and make violence the character of the state. And all democratic people must stand against it. Opposedly. And I think that's what we should all we all should do. Yeah. It's a it's a very strong message that you have sent that there is violence and there are attempts which are being made to normalize violence and injustices and be it the US or be it the state of Sam in India. But we all must stand against this kind of normalization of violence. And we will end this broadcast with this note and with this appeal to our viewers as well. And we will keep tracking the issue of the NRC in the state and we will keep bringing you more updates from there. Thank you so much for joining us and for giving us this very detailed understanding in a limited amount of time. Thank you so much for giving me a hearing at all. Thank you.


Delightful night in sports ahead because we have not just 10 games in the NBA, but also a nice little five game slate over in the NHL and who better to prepare us for tonight's action than Tom Vecchio. We'll have Tom on to break down both the NBA and the NHL, get his thoughts on the best night, best bets on the board over at FanDuel Sportsbook. This is covering the spread right here on the FanDuel Podcast Network and NumberFire.com. My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a senior writer and analyst for NumberFire.com. Joined here as mentioned by Tom Vecchio. Check him out on Twitter at DFS underscore Tom does prop work for us over at NumberFire. I also host our NBA DFS podcast, The Daily ISO.  So how are you doing today? I'm doing great. Yeah, fun is one way to put it. There's a lot of injuries tonight. You know, number of teams on the second night of a back to back. The potential for Anthony Davis returning for the Lakers. He's been out since mid-December, early December whenever it was. So there's a lot going on tonight. I'm in a very lucky spot where I play NBA DFS is like a luxury thing. So if I look at the injury report and see that it is an A headache, I just lock out for the night. And I feel like that is an ideal spot to be in as someone who doesn't need NBA DFS to prop things up. I can just lean on other stuff and be like, I'm not going to deal with this. I don't want to sit around my computer until 10 o'clock, checking in actors and stuff like that. So I have the privilege that I'm very honored to hold. Yeah, that's always a luxury. Things change late swap, especially with the West Coast games. But obviously, that's where you can find a massive edge. And it's also where you can find a massive edge in the prop market. If lines are posted and a player gets ruled out and you had an overwall for the other player, that line moves up. And also you had a mid-27, now that line is up at 30. So you're going to break it spot. Yeah, absolutely. 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Restrictions applies to terms of sportsbook.fandall.com gambling problem call 1-800-gambler or visit fandall.com slash rg in Arizona 1-800-next-step or text next-step to 533-42 in Connecticut 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org slash chat in Indiana 1-109 with it in Kansas and Wyoming 1-105-224-700 Oregon Kansas KS gambling help.com Louisiana 1-877-770 stop in New York 1-877-8 hope and wire text open why in Tennessee call the red line at 1-889-9789 now let's kick things off here with the NBA we do have a couple of nationally televised games for time we got these the nets at the 76ers we got the Grizzlies at the Warriors Tom and people are watching those games any bets you like across those two specifically well as of right now Dwell indeed is listed as questionable for the 76ers so there are no props that I'm seeing for the 76ers players so this so first off right from the jump I think five points for the nets is pretty good right now if and be gets ruled out would not be a surprise to see that drop to three to two somewhere around there so huge note for the 76ers how does that impact things if he's out well we could be looking at James Harden who would play in even further a further increased role in their offense if indeed were to be ruled out so a PRA bet for Harden would be very much on the table with his ability to push towards a triple double as he's always been known to do over the course of many years but also if indeed is ruled out this should make an easier path for Nick Claxton the starting center for the Brooklyn Nets who is routinely putting up big games right now he's 30 is the third shortest odds for defensive player of the year he's taking a big step forward for the Nets he's I think he's plus 700 for defensive player of the year but a rebounding prop for Claxton would be pretty solid right now it's at nine and a half minus 128 I don't love the odds if that were to change just a little bit maybe a little bit closer to even money minus 114 minus 106 somewhere around there I'd have a little bit more interest but that means the 76ers could be starting PJ Tucker at center and that is just a size mismatch in the favor of Claxton so that would be a spot I'm absolutely targeting for the Nets again plus five things a little bit much right now especially if indeed is ruled out look to Harden and then Claxton rebounding prop is the Claxton one something you would avoid if indeed it winds up being confirmed as in or is this one you like regardless it's not it's not one that I'm like avoiding it's just like PJ Tucker is I think he's six nine six eight and Claxton is seven foot or seven one but they just run PJ Tucker out at center so it's just it's just a mismatch in terms of like the actual on court stuff where PJ Tucker is not a center but he's literally not a six five according to him so in shoes he's like you know six seven or whatever it is but Nick Claxton is seven feet so and Doc Rivers just likes to run PJ Tucker out at center just because they the way they play they play small move the ball with Harden to buy Sarah's tires maxi so it is literally just the seismic smash in favor of Claxton so that's what I would like but just one I still think it's a good bet yeah one way to cut the juice back a bit is you can just look in the alternate market 10 plus rebounds which is actually the exact same number is minus 125 so a bit better it's a reminder this is with strikeout props to always check the alt market and check the same number as if you can get a better number because sometimes you can it will slip through the cracks so I would check alternate markets as well see if you can get a better number on a 10 plus rebounds on Claxton or something of that nature so those we're looking in the the nests and 76ers any other bets you like for grizzlies versus warriors yeah really really like this match if I and the over under should tell you what we're going to see it's up at 244 and a half this is very very high we're dealing with two very fast paced teams the note for this game is that the grizzly starting center Stephen Adams is going to be out for three to five weeks with a PCL injury which means they will have new starting lineup which either means Xavier Tillman is going to be in the starting is the new starting center or they're going to have jaren jackson jr who is currently the odds on favor to win defense player of the year as their who's normally their power forward would shift over to center if they run things small against the warriors which is not a surprise uh just you know the way the warriors play dream on green at center again he's on a true center all these defensive matchups so love the scoring potential from this game number one bet for me would be desmond bean uh shooting guard from the grizzlies right now his three point prop is sitting at two and a half and it's minus 146 on the over don't love that prefer to go to bane four plus three pointers at plus 180 because the grizzly because the warriors are in the bottom ten of the league for the most three pointers allowed per game to their opponents now when we look at desmond beans game log it's very clear that he has this potential where three two five three five four three four three pointers made over his last stretch of games which and he's shooting three corners at very high volume you know four six eight upwards of ten in some of these games so with this high paced over under there's just gonna be so many possessions that he should have the chance to get there him getting to over two and a half is is a pretty solid bet based on his consistency as i just noted that he's been doing but i don't love minus 146 it's just this you know dynamic of he can probably get to three but i don't like the 146 with this game environment being up at 244 and a half you can probably just get to four so that is a spot that i'd be willing to go with bane the implied odds of minus 146 59.4 percent the implied odds at plus 180 are 35.7 percent so you're getting much lower implied odds obviously doesn't need to get one additional but it's only one additional made three and obviously made threes are a pretty volatile market but that's also not a bad thing if you're getting if you are benefiting from that volatility and getting a bigger number so plus 180 i think does make sense for bane again the number you mentioned over two and a half minus 146 there but then the alt market uh four plus is plus 180 for desmond bane so he's the primary target for you in this game yes absolutely just the way their offense has been running he consistently goes for you know 20 plus real 20 plus points it's not always from three pointers but he's that secondary score behind john marant okay well let's open things up then a lot of other games on this slate first night in the NBA hopefully some with some uh less ambiguity like the joel mb dindry but where is the same value in the NBA right now well less ambiguity i wish i had a better answer for that but denver is plus eight right now it was seven and a half like 30 minutes ago uh it's plus eight right now denver is the number one team in the west they're on the road they're visiting the walkie box who are two or three in the east denver is on the second night of a back to back so just given this match up eight seems like a pretty big number for the team that is the second best or for the team that's number one in the west on the road versus the team that's you know one of the best teams in the east it just seems like a little bit too high of a number the the concern that i have is is why i'm hesitant on it but an ultimate high of interest is yokich played last night for the nuggets he missed the two most recent games the hamstring injury but he did play last night he dropped a triple double last night so eight seems like a little bit much if yokich is playing if they're good to go how is the best team in the west this much of an underdog against who's all basically an equally as good team if not a little bit worse so i'm like really really hesitant on this match because to me it's saying is and is yokich actually going to play i think what they're kind of doing most likely is that they're middling it where they had the number with yokich in there and the number without and then kind of take the odds that he plays and use that formula the line i think that's probably they do that you see that sometimes with like ambiguous quarterback situations where they kind of middle it i would not be shocked if that's what's occurring right now with this yeah so i'm if everyone's good to go i would i'd be taking den for 10 times out of 10 right but they're on the second night of a back to back um bucks are getting fully healthy where they had attempt to go and chris middleton returned to line up in their most recent game they dropped 150 points against the pistons their most recent outing so and you know middleton should be on the path to seeing more minutes uh you know getting back from his injury so i'm just kind of at a loss for this game yeah that would be number one and then from a proper perspective al perin sangoon the starting center for the houston rockets over 29 and a half points plus rebounds sitting at minus 106 he's been over in threes last five he's probably on one of the best stretches of his uh very young career good match up going up against the wizards again a team attack via center wizards on the second night of a back to back they're a little bit shorthanded there's no christops porzingis should make things a little easier for al perin sangoon who is getting over this mark in some of these games by points alone and and his double double potential is there every night so singoon over 29 and a half points plus rebounds tonight now that has shifted up to 30 and a half uh it's minus 113 on the over is that moving enough to scare you off does that erase the value or is that still a good number in that that's still a good number okay wizards are going 24.2 points per game to centers that's the fifth worst of the league and over 14 rebounds per game to centers which is right around the league average so i'm all aboard sangoon tonight okay so the points plus rebounds number 30 and a half right now vandal sportsbook minus 113 on that one then tom is also keeping an eye on the nuggets uh stuff because you know seems a little bit odd uh with the plus eight right now but are you going to take that now and risk yokich not playing or yeah yeah they uh i mean jamal murray had a big hit of triple double the night when yokich was out there i mean they're still the best team in the west they're still winning games when yokich is not there okay it is a very tough match this is probably one of the tougher matchings that they had against you know would be have against the box without yokich but they're still a good team okay so nuggets plus eight despite the risk of yokich potentially being up in the air for tonight let's shift our focus now over to the nhl side of things and he talked about some uh some sides on the nba side of things but you also do a lot of sides totals etc on the nhl side so let's start there we'll get to player props in a second but when you look at the traditional markets on the nhl side what are you liking for tonight uh one would be the maple leafs hosting the new york rangers over six minus 104 uh this is always i want to say kind of a good spot because you always can you always can get a push which isn't the worst thing in the world that's you know it's a win in my eyes i get a push um rangers are a team that are under producing right now in offense uh you know last last week when i was on talking about goals and expected goals and how you can look to capitalize on that over the past two weeks the rangers are scoring 1.51 goals per 60 minutes in 55 situations which is the third worst in the league which is just not good but if we look at their expected goals in that same time frame they should be up at 2.66 goals so they're under producing by over a full goal which is pretty pretty big and the leaves are already a good offensive team but they're actually under producing as well they are producing 2.52 goals and they their expected goals are up at 3.2 so they're also under producing now we do have two good goal tenders on both sides but we actually see the leaves dealing with some injuries on defense and they're over producing on defense right now where if we match up their goals against current goals against at 2.16 goals and their expected goals against it should be at 2.93 so they're over producing on defense by 0.8 of a goal i like to round it up to one so we have these we have an offense that is under producing with the rangers that should be trending up we have a defense with the leaves that is over producing should be turning down and we already have a strong offense with the leaves that actually should even be be even better so it does set up for a game that ends for three right which it would which is really what we should see with the offense of players that we have on both sides uh yeah uh over six is minus one ten now at vandal sportsbook i can see a plus 105 out there right now though over six my bet did get rejected on plus 105 so maybe there's something wrong with that um but regardless you can still get a good number on over six if you are looking around for that one anything else in the sides totals market for you in this on this slate yes seattle kraken at home uh in regulation the 60 minute line at minus 120 the normal line is minus 178 i prefer to take him at 120 uh the vancouver canucks are not a good team they fired their coach over the weekend and replaced him with uh they their first game yesterday under their new head coach come back win against the chicago black hawks last night which means they're on second i have a back-to-back uh the kraken are just the better team kraken the league's newest team uh the expansion team they've actually proven to be very very solid this year and basically every category they would want in terms of shot creation shot prevention goals scored uh you know they didn't impress a lot of people last year but they took a lot of players in the expansion draft that you know like i would classify as like bb plus players where none of them are superstars but they're all really solid and they do everything correctly and that proved to be the way to do things and with some signings in the off season they are one of the shrugger teams in the west so i will take them at home minus 120 against a team that is on the second i have a back-to-back with lineup changes and players moving up and down their lineup because the new coaching staff and all these sorts of things where sure you get your first one under a new head coach but how much does that translate going up against an actual good team not playing chicago as they did last night in chicago has their eyes set on the draft right um minus 120 as you said is that number on uh the kraken to win in regulation to win it in 60 minutes on that side okay uh let's open up the problem market here for you on the nhl side what do you see in there going back to the Leafs and the rangers game william nielander over three and a half shots that's at plus 106 he's been over this mark in eight out of his last 10 games he plays a he's arguably having the best year of his offensive career and he is a primary shooter for them and this is one of the things that i alluded to last week when saying you kind of got into a player's role when you're looking at things and you know one of the sites that i use is called dailyfaceoff.com which has updated lines and power play units so when you know when i talk about like overlapping things where it's like okay we have a good offensive team they're going up against a weak defensive team it's like i also want to take a player that's on the top six of their forward lines and who sees power play time now as i mentioned we don't want to adjust for power power play time in terms of goals but it's more about the player's role and that he is having extra ice time in the best possible scenario to to shoot and to score do all these things so nielander awesome offensive year primary shooter for them top six and first power play role checks literally every single box in a game that i expect to hit the over right so this pace should be back and forth right and it's a correlated market too because if you expect over six you are kind of expecting a lot of shot volume um you are expecting um you know a lot of chances and that translates here to the over three and a half uh three over three and half again is plus 106 on nielander over at fangirl sportsbook the total shifting once again i'm not sure if there's been some news in this game or something but it keeps moving around so it's been a chaotic market my back are ejected again just in case i now see over six at plus 100 i don't know man it's all over the place um i'm annoyed that this the kraken one wouldn't go through either so i don't know if there's anything wrong with red island sportsbooks infrastructure shocker who could have guessed that would possibly ever happen uh anything else you like for tonight tomasides nielander one the last one would be mad barzell on the new york islanders to record and assist now this is a little bit specific um there's a number of different markets when it comes to the player prop sheet there's the shots the goals there's points which would encompass goals or assist and then you can look at specifically assist or specifically power play assist and this is obviously like narrowing things down and the more you narrow things down the more value you can get so as i mentioned last week again islanders not a great offensive team but this is an immensely easy matchup against the senators the senators over the last two weeks allowing 3.89 goals per 60 minutes five and five situations that's the second worst in the league so they are in terrible defense despite the lack of offense at times we see from the islanders this is still a good matchup so when it comes to barzell over half a point is sitting at minus 144 but if we look to specifically the assist market over half an assist is sitting at plus 122 so he's more of a playmaking center rather than a pure shooter so if he's going to be getting a point it's probably coming via an assist rather than a goal where if you would look at him or the the typical profile of him would be whatever amount of goals he has he probably should be aiming to have like two x the amount of assist like that's just the role he plays he's not a he's not connor mcdavid where he's just going to be pouring in the goals he's more of a playmaker so if he has a point it's probably going to be an assist i might as well go for plus 122 now if he has a hat trick it has no assist amount of luck but i think that's the part of like identifying a player's role and extracting as much value as possible that's where it really comes in handy yeah i mean you're going through this process of checking boxes identifying good situations target and then you have options so for you let's say you're like okay i like the spots uh that's uh the islanders are in for tonight or whatever it may be i'm gonna go through players i think have good roles and then check each market are you going through that or are you like specifically seeking out assist for someone like this and kind of seeing what the number is there it's it's more of the ladder or it's it's more of a combination where i know a player's role so someone like uh like like i mentioned jason robertson last week or someone like um the canes played tonight and one of my favorite players on the canes his name is andres fechnikov he's a basically a pure shooter he's like a minnow vetchkin where if he has a point it's probably gonna be a goal he's a high volume shooter so if i go to him it's probably only for a goal now yes he does play in the top six he does play on the power play so he also can fall into assist but i'd rather just go for the goal of the role that he should be playing okay yeah i think that makes a lot of sense the good thing is you do have outs like let's say you don't like the number somewhere with the bars all one like let's say you know you don't like the points number as you said you have other options you can turn to correlated markets and stuff like that so it does give you routes if you don't like one market to deviate elsewhere so bars all over uh zero and a half or to get an assist is plus 122 over at randall sportsbook all righty tom hopefully tonight uh goes well for you want to thank you as always for swinging by hopefully the injury report in the nba magically the dust settles by noon and you can have a carefree relaxing wednesday yeah thanks for having me i think it should shape up to be an awesome night across both sportsway some really good matchups uh in the nba along with this rangers leaf scheme i'm expecting to see a lot of goals i hope we do i hope that i can get this bet to go through eventually we'll see no one can say about that but that's tom becchio check him out on twitter at dfs underscore tom find his prop work over at number fire and his nba dfs podcast the daily iso i'm on twitter at jim sonnis j i m s a n n e s we are back once again tomorrow with ryan williams to break down the conference championship games that will be a blast make sure you subscribe to get that right as it goes live we'll talk to you tomorrow this has been covering the spread right here on the fan dual podcast network


detail. My name's Frank Smith, the boss of Chief of Detective Stad. My name's Friday. We're on our way out from the office and it was 10.15 a.m. and we got to the corner of 7th Street and Bunker Hill Avenue. The Stoneman flower shop. Just good there. It didn't move around. Just good. Oh, you felt it was gonna see me? Police officers. This is Frank Smith. My name is Friday. Is that true? That's right. Robert's one of 16. Do you answer the call? Yeah. I'm a fellow that shot the crook, you know. Yes, you get a description? Yeah, it's out. Metro is sending a couple of cars to help us look for the suspect. Very good. Anything else I can do for you? No, not right now. Okay, I'll get on outside then. Right, thank you. You'll take care of the report then, won't you? Yeah. Okay, we'll check with you. Good. Nice fella. Yes, sir. Could have used him back to home. Sir? Good man like that. Could have used him. What do you mean? Rounded detective agency back home. Had a couple of men sleuthing around. Made a good of him. Mm-hmm. Would you tell us what happened here? Ain't nobody done that yet? No, sir. We just got a hotshot call. There's been a robbery shooting. We came right out from the office. Hmm. You heard about? No, sir. Well, don't you worry. I'll tell you both and give you the whole story. All right, sir, if you would. Abner Stosek. What's that, sir? Full name's Abner Davis Stosek. After Jeff. Who? Jefferson Davis, the president. Oh. Don't usually use the middle name. People out here don't seem to understand three just front and back. Abner Stosek. Yes, sir. All right. Now, if you tell us what happened. The shot Dan Vell. That's the victim. Yep. Shot him right here. Just above spleen. Here. How'd it happen? It looked like 38 automatic. Well, yes, sir. But what led up to the shooting? Two fellas. They tried to rob him. Mm-hmm. Tried it with the wrong two men. Tell you that. Mm-hmm. Out loud. Sir? Tell you that out loud. Oh, I see. You want to go on? Well, same thing every morning. Yes, sir. We make up the deposit slip. Take the money to the bank. You're the one who does it right and don't have to do the walking. This time, Dan Vell rode. I was gonna make a trip. Yes, sir. I was about to leave. These two young guys come in the place. First off, I think they want to buy some flowers, you know, something like that. Yes, sir. Dan Vell is going to take care of them. Excuse me a minute, will you? Yes, sir. Go out ahead. Stone and florid. Yes, sir. Oh, no, we can take care of them for you. That's right. Where do you want them sent? Yeah, just let me check the book here a minute. Walnut Creek. Yep. Yeah, we can do it for you. No, sir. We'll send them by wire. Well, they'll be delivered in about an hour. That's right. You want the long stands? Yeah, well, they're 750, it doesn't. That's right. Yes, you want to give me the charge information on that card? Yes, sir. How do you spell that? Yes, sir, the number? No, sir, the one on the lower right. Yeah, it's 726. All right, is there a message? No, not at all, sir. I think it's real pretty. Yeah. No, they'll put the card in. We just wire the order. They'll be very nice. Yes, sir. Thank you. Call us again. That's right. Bye. Got to send some roses up to Walnut Creek, birthday for girl named Irma. Mm-hmm. What if we get back to what happened here? Oh, yeah. Well, these two fellas came in and just stood there with the feet kind of spread out like they just got off a boat, you know. Stood there, just looked around. Was there anybody else in the store? Just Dan Bell and me. I see. What'd the men say to you? Only one of them talked to Darkwin. He asked me if there's anybody in the back at work room back here. Mm-hmm. I told him there wasn't, and that's when he showed me the pistol, stood there in high cotton, waving it around, told me to hand over the bag of money. Were you carrying it at the time? I told you that before I was on my way to the bank, Dan Bell wrote the slip, I was going to the bank. I understand. Now, what'd he say when he showed you the gun? Said it was a stick up. He remembers exact words. Well, I'm kind of fast for man. Let me see. I think it was, don't try anything. It's a stick up, like Addie said. I see. Now, how did the shooting start? Well, Dan Bell said he wasn't going to have no kid talk to him like that. He reached out, took a swing at the kid, a real roundhouse. Mm-hmm. Dark kid ducked back, pulled the trigger, shot Dan Bell right here. Splendid. Dropped like a rock. Mm-hmm. I pulled out my gun, started shooting. You always carry a gun? When I'm going to the bank, you never know what's going to happen. You have a permit? It's against the law to carry a gun without permission, ain't it? Yes. Well, then I got it. After you pulled your gun, what happened? A shot. Yeah, I can understand that. Shot right at the dark fellow. You hit him. I don't often miss. I see. Hit him three times, here in the chest. Mm-hmm. What was the other man doing while this was happening? He pulled out a gun too, and the balloon went up. Well, it's flying all over the place. Yeah. Then both of them took off, run out of the place, I followed them. Mm-hmm. Got the door. The dark one turned around. Gonna shoot at me again. Mm-hmm. Didn't move fast enough. I pulled the trigger, hit him right in the middle of the chest. Went down like a dropped duck. What about the other one? He started running down the street. I guess about the only thing he was wanting was to get away. Yeah. Took two shots at him while he was running. I blazed away. Only had two more bullets in the gun. I gave them both to him. You hit him? Yeah, at least once, because I saw him jerk. It might have been both times. He kept running, though. What'd you do then? Come back in here, see what I could do for Danville, meet him as comfortable as I could, and then I'd call the police. All right. He came sliding up and took out after fellow that got away. The ambulance came, picked up Danville and the other guy. Yes, sir. Now, what if he could give us the description of the man that got away? Yeah. Yeah. I'll call Georgia Street and check on the other suspects. They're gonna do no good. Why? You don't have to inquire about him. He's dead. You're sure about that. Son, I know when somebody's dead. Yes, sir. I hit that fellow four times in the chest with a .44. I saw him drop about as much life as a sack of cornmeal. He was dead. All right. I'm sure sorry. What are you sorry about? I say it's a real sorry that you can't work with that other young fellow that was in here. You know the one in uniform. He was a bright boy. This fellow here, he couldn't even fill out an application for our agency. Would you give us the description? First line. I'll make a point. I say he wouldn't even be able to fill out the first line. I didn't know who Jeff Davis was. I'd believe. Yeah, and how about that description? Well, the fellow was about your height, weighed in maybe 150 round there. He had light hair, lighter at the top and down by his head like he was bleaching the sun. Any marks of scars? No, nothing that stand out. He had kind of a flat face. What about his clothes? White shirt, kind of tan pants, carrying a leather jacket with a fur around the collar. Yeah, I know what you mean. Both of them had those. Was there anything in the way that he talked, an accent maybe? No, just North talk. I can't tell the difference much of the time. Would you know the man if you saw him again? Bet I would. Just stand him up in front of me and I'll lay it on, point him right out. What did you find out? I talked to the hospital, Joe. Yeah. Are you sure you hit one of the suspects, mister? Positive. And he was on the sidewalk.  What's the matter? Only ambulance only brought in one person. Yeah. Dead man's gone. Talk to the ambulance crew. They told us that they'd only picked up one person at the scene. They went on to say that there wasn't another injured party on the premises anywhere. A check with the officer who answered the original call brought out the information that there hadn't been anybody on the sidewalk when the radio card got in there. Frank put out a local broadcast to all cars in the area and I went back to talk to Abner Stose.  Now, you're sure you shot that man? Look, I'll go along with you and say maybe I did miss the first three times. I didn't likely, but just for the sake, I'll admit it. All right, sir. But I know I hit him outside. I was closer to him than I am to you. Ain't nobody could miss that close. All right. Come on outside. Take a look at the sidewalk. You tell me if it's my imagination. All right, fine. Got it out, Joe. All the cars in the area you're looking for. All right, fine. One thing I'm always proud of is the way I can shoot. I don't hardly ever miss. I know I didn't this time. Now, just look at that. Take a look. You tell me that's Bud, ain't it? Yes, sir. It looks like it. It is. I was standing right here, right here. He was there. He turned around, tried to shoot me. I fired at him. He went down right there. You can see where the big stain is, right there. How'd they get there? What do you mean? Well, did you see a car? Yeah, I told the other cops about it. That's it right there. It drove up in it and got out. Did you see him get out of the car? Yeah, I was just leaving the store and I saw him right after they come in the store. All right, go and check the car. Yeah. Now, don't go touching it. The cops said not to. Was there anybody else who saw the man on the sidewalk? You mean beside me? That's right. Not that I know of. As soon as I entered my gun at the Blonde fella, I went back in the store. I stayed there till the police car pulled up. Not more than three, maybe four minutes. Yes, sir. Not more, but I'm telling you, he was right here. Lying there and he was dead. Crime lab's on the way out to check the car. Well, like the suspect might have gotten up and walked away didn't it? If he did, then it's really one for the books. Trail of blood stains here. Never nothing like this happened back home.  Trail stops. Let's check over there and see if we can pick it up. Yeah, just stops. Maybe somebody picked him up in the car. Yeah, must be. Was there anybody else parked in front of the store at the time? Not that I remember. You can see yourself. We got the sign where it says just for the customers. You're absolutely sure there was nobody else. If I wasn't, I'd have told this fella. Yes, you didn't see the man get up off the sidewalk. No, I wasn't no reason for me to look at him. As far as I was concerned, he was dead. He still ain't sure he wasn't. Well, the trail of blood stains showed that he did leave here. He still don't sell me. Better start checking the neighborhood. You want me to help you? No, sir. That won't be necessary. Mr. Friday. Yes, sir. Could I talk to you for a minute? All right. Alone. Excuse me, Frank. Yeah. Mr. Friday, I saw that man fall. I saw him hit the sidewalk. I know he was hurt bad. He wasn't going to get up. I'm sure of it. Yes, sir. We understand. I told him all that. I just don't see how I could have made a mistake like that. That fella couldn't have gotten up. He's dead. Yes, sir. We believe you, but he's not here. That don't change a thing, my boy. How's that? He's dead someplace else. That's all. An immediate search was started of all buildings in the area. If the suspect had walked away from the scene, the amount of blood on the sidewalk indicated he couldn't have gotten far without help. While Frank and I talked to the shopkeepers in the vicinity, a check was made of the car that the thieves had used. It was found to be stolen and arrangements were made to talk to the owner. Members of the crime lab crew came out and checked the vehicle. They were unable to turn up anything we could use in identifying the holdup men. 1128 a.m. Frank and I talked to the owner of a small tobacco shop. I saw the whole thing. Well, where were you during the shooting, Mr. Collard? Right out in front of. Look down the street and there it was, just like it was a cinema scope. Now, sir, did you see the actual shooting? Well, not the first. No, I was in here behind the counter, fixing up a new bunch of pipes we just got in, putting them up on the board. All of a sudden I heard this noise. First off, I thought it might be a backfire. Then I knew. Yes, sir. The boss, it was shops. So I went outside to see what was going on. Next thing I see, these three guys come out on the sidewalk, right in front of the flower shop, three of them. Abner and a couple more. One of them black haired. The other was kind of blonde. Yeah. One of them tried to get Adner. The other one took off in this direction. I see Abner raised that gun of his and pointed at me and I ducked inside. Did one of the men go by here? Yes, Abner shot at him a couple of times. Must have hit him, because I could see he was hurt when he run fast. Did you see where he went? No. I told you when those shots started to go by, I didn't want to wait around to see if one of them was monogrammed for me. I left. All right. Can you tell us what direction the man took? Not after he went through the door. Must have gone around the corner. Well, why do you say that? Well, because when I went back out, I couldn't see him. If he'd gone up the street, I'd have been able to.  You mean Abner? No, sir. The one he was shooting at. Yeah, I got a pretty good look at him. Where was he? He just lying there. He wasn't moving around much. Did you see him get up? No, I don't. What's all this about the other guy for? What do you mean? The one Abner killed. Well, the question's about him. Well, sir, he's gone. You mean he got away? Yes, sir. It looks that way. Well, I don't see how that could be. I went right by him a couple of feet away. There wasn't no life in him there. Nothing. He left there and somebody had to carry. Yes, sir. That's the way it looks. No reason for anybody to do it. The man was dead. There's no reason at all. Well, there must have been one. Why? He's not there. Frank and I checked out the rest of the neighborhood, but we failed to turn up any information. None of the shopkeepers in the vicinity had seen where the blonde holdup man had gone. All of them who had seen the man on the sidewalk were willing to testify that he was dead. Yet the physical evidence at the scene indicated that he'd gotten up under his own power and walked away carrying four bullets in his chest. Two forty p.m. Frank and I returned to our car and began to cruise the streets in the area. Three fifteen p.m. Well, it doesn't look like we're gonna find him. Well, Frank, he's gotta be here someplace. Unless somebody picked him up. Yeah, it's possible. Yeah, fell on the bench over there. You see him? Oh, yeah. Waiting for the bus. He was there when we went by before. Take it easy when you pass him this time. All right, better pull over. Yeah. Matches the description. Uh huh. Looks like blood stains on his shirt from here. That sure does. Fits him good. All right.  I'll go this way. Right. Joey, he's got a gun. Joey, you all right? Yeah, thanks to this mailbox. I saw him pull a gun. I thought sure he got you. We didn't miss by much. I'm only better checking. Yeah. I hit him twice, Joe. I get easy. At least he's dead. It wasn't anything I could do. It was he with him puts us in the corner. Yeah. He was our lead to the other suspect. We're listening to Dragnet, the authentic story of your police force in action. 27. From his package, we found that he'd been arrested several times on charges of armed robbery and that he'd served one term in San Quentin. Abner Stose had identified him positively as one of a holdup man. Frank and I went back to the office to do a complete check on his friends and known acquaintances in the hope that we could turn up something that leads to the other man. The search for the dark suspect was continued during the night without result. The next morning we met with Lieutenant Stoner and we made arrangements for additional men to aid us in checking out the list that we'd made on Burnham's friends. 847 a.m. You ready? Yeah. Let's go. I get it. Yes, sir. Right away. Yes, sir. Bye. The victim, Abner Stose. Yeah. Says he came across something this morning. What is it? Should tell us who the missing man is. We left the office and drove out to the floor of shop. Abner Stose met us at the door. I don't know why I didn't think of it yesterday. What's that, sir? Remember how I told you it was both carrying leather jackets? Yeah. After I shopped a one fellow on the sidewalk, I came back in here to take care of Danville. Yes, sir. I looked around to find something to put under his head. Wait here, man. I'll get it. All right. I guess I didn't think much about it. You know, kind of all upset. Uh huh. We're cleaning up this morning. I found it. It should give you something to work on. Well, there it is. You still see the stains on where the fellow dropped it. Yeah. Are you sure this jacket belonged to the missing suspect? Yeah. You remember how I saw him drop it when he got shot? I remember it good. All right, sir. Thank you very much. We'll check it out. You shouldn't be too much trouble. Okay. Here, take a look. I found this myself here. Uh huh. Laundry tag. And we have Lieutenant Lee Jones started to check through his records for the name of the cleaner that had serviced the garment. Frank and I went back to the office and talked with officers O'Donnell and Gerber. They told us that the list of the suspect's friends had been checked without result. The search for the missing man had been called off and the additional units had returned to Metro Division. At four thirty p.m. we got the call from Lee Jones. He gave us the name and address of the cleaner. Frank and I left the office and drove over to his shop. Somebody can do for you. Police officers. Frank Smith, my name's Friday. Oh, how you doing, sir? Hope there's nothing wrong. No, sir. We just like some information. I got it. It's yours. Oh, that's sir. Ever seen this before? A lot of jackets. A lot of marathons. How about this tag here? One of yours, isn't it? Let me see. Yeah, that's not mine. Can you tell us who brought this jacket in to be cleaned? It'd be hard to say. Well, the way we got it belongs to a fellow about twenty five, dark hair, about a hundred and fifty-five. We do a good-sized business. It's hard to remember all the people who come in. That's right, sir. But do you have that many leather jackets? No. Wait a minute. I'm thinking that. It might be outside, but it could be. What's that? Halleck. Norman Halleck. He looks like how you said.  It might be him. Can you tell us where we can find him? I've got his address in the book. I can look it up for him. If you would, please. It might be. Now, he's been in trouble with the cops before. Would you know what for? No, the neighborhood got it. I don't think I'd want to put mine in there. Norman Halleck, H-A-L-I-K, one of two six sevens back in the ministry. All right, sir. Thank you very much. Why don't you tell me what he's done? Think it'd be better if we talk him about that. Sure. His business anyway. That's a trouble with people nowadays. They're all the time pushing in on somebody else. Telling things they aren't sure about. Giving people bad names for nothing. Oh, there's one small difference here. This fellow made his own name. We got Halleck's address. We drove back to the office. We checked the name through R and I and found that he had several arrests for robbery and one for assault with a deadly weapon. We pulled his mug shot and drove out to see the victim at Mnestosa. That ain't him. Wait a minute. Here he is. You're sure, are you? Yeah, thanks, sir. Let me see that again. Go ahead. Is it the same? Here's a little shorter. No, it doesn't make any difference. Sir. That's the man. Over the address on Sacramento Street. We checked with a landlady and she told us that Norman Halleck was in his room. We went upstairs. Hands up on that wall. Come on, move. Well, what's this all about? Come on, let's go. Well, you got to make a charge. All right, suspicion of robbery.  You tell us about it, will you? Sure, it's a bad beat. It always is, isn't it? It doesn't make any difference. You take me down, book me. I'll be out right away.  Yeah, well, then you're in real trouble. Huh? He just ran out of it. Turks, the suspect's room, but we failed to find anything to further time in with a robbery shooting. He was taken to the city hall where Frank and I talked to him in the interrogation room. How about it? Does that jacket belong to you? I don't know. Cleaner says it does. A lot of leather jackets. How'd you know this one's mine? Oh, I'd hell, like, now, come on, we got your maid and you know it. I told you before, this is a bad beat. You're going to save yourself a lot of time to cop out. I'm glad to help, but I can't give you anything. Where were you yesterday? Home. Anybody to back that up? Yeah. Well, you can come up with a name. Sure, all you need. You know what? Jeffrey Burnham? Burnham? B-U-R-N-H-A-M. I don't know a lot of people, I might know. All right, now, this is a simple question. Just give us an answer, will you? You put it like that, I got to say no. Stand up. Huh? Nothing wrong with your ears. Stand up. All right, now what?  What? Your coat.  Guys, it's gone straight up. All right, now what?  Huh? Come on, it's simple.  I put the third degree out.  Come on, move. All right, now what? Turn around. Why don't you turn on the blue light? Frank, all right, you can put your clothes on and sit down, Halleck. Come on. Yeah. You stay there, Halleck. Duffel good for a while, didn't he? Shirt blows it up. Yeah. Supposed to be shot four times in the chest. Not a bullet wound on him anywhere. Ranged and the suspect was shown to the victim. On seeing Halleck in person, he was unable to give us a positive identification. The suspect was detained at the main jail while we checked out his alibi for the day of the robbery. It held. Several people swore that he was two miles from the scene when the shooting took place. We questioned him about the leather jacket. He was unable to come up with an explanation as to how it could have gotten to the scene. We checked out all of the people in the building where he lived, all of his friends and associates, and on June 11th, he was released from custody. 10.16 a.m. Frank and I got back to the office from the main jail. Well, I guess better check with a skipper, huh? Yeah. You got a good excuse? Yeah, we'll just tell him the way it happened. He has to go along with it. The truth. Well, Joe, it isn't logical that a man could walk around with four bullets in his chest and we can't find him. Well, then you tell me what we're looking for. Don't you think Halleck gave us all he had? I don't know. At least we know he's clean. Yeah. Where do we go from here? We'll go tell the skipper. All right. Put it in the books and keep working on it. We got one thing with it. Huh? That guy's around someplace. Sooner or later, somebody's going to have too much to drink, maybe getting a fight with a girlfriend, trust somebody too much, but they're going to say something. When they do, we'll hear about it. We'll get to him. Yeah. Just a matter of time. Mm hmm. One thing, we got more than he has. In the captain's office, robbery division, Los Angeles Police Department. Police force in action as a presentation of the United States Armed Forces radio service.


Hello in this presentation we will discuss the discussion question of describe the recording and posting process. If asked an essay question such as this we are basically comparing two terms we are comparing the term of recording and posting so we could take the approach of first defining those two terms and then giving some more expansion on what those two terms do where they fit in the accounting process and how they relate to each other in other words the similarities and the differences between those two terms. Now these are a little bit different in that we're kind of we're talking about a process here so we got two terms that are related and in a similar process that process the creation of the financial statements so what we want to do is distinguish where these two fall within that process and how they are related to each other within that process. Now note first that they're kind of similar in nature recording and posting so first we want to be able to distinguish between those two things what are those two things where do they fall which goes first which goes second. The recording when we're talking about recording we're talking about the actual creation of the transaction we're actually recording the financial transaction. This means that we're actually creating the journal entry so what we're doing is we're taking that source document we're taking that information we're taking the the financial transaction information and we're recording that in typically we think of recording it into the general journal you can even call it journalizing we're basically journalizing we're recording that transaction the process of creating the journal entry uh that is being generated from some type of transaction that has happened some type of transaction being something like receiving cash or issuing a check or having a bill or an invoice or payroll or any of those type of normal type of processes that would happen within the accounting department the recording is just the process of recording that which would include a date a debit account a credit's account and making sure that the total debits equal the total credits. So recording is going to be that thing that really usually just kind of is the first thing that pops into our mind as what the accounting department is doing once we start working with the recording a lot of journal entry is because we just start thinking of debits and credits we start thinking of just recording transactions when uh when we're working on this stuff posting them is something that we often do and we never really name so it's one of those terms that people know or and they know how to do it but often don't know what it's called and posting just means that we're going to post or transfer that information that journal entry that's in the general journal to the general ledger so when we do that process we call that process posting meaning we're going to take whatever two accounts were affected and record them in the appropriate general ledger account increasing or decreasing at least two accounts related to the journal entry that has been recorded. So when we do the financial accounting by hand we typically do that and we just kind of record and we don't really oftentimes people don't know that the process of posting is something that we don't always name we don't just always say that we're going to post it now but that's that's what we're doing and we also we often even forget what the gl name is when we're first learning this we're posting this to a list of accounts people typically start with t accounts and when you start with t accounts we may you know forget the name of a of a general ledger account which is kind of a formal formal t account with more information but in essence the process of posting is taking that information from the journal entry and putting it into its related general ledger account it's a related account that will have more data involved in its its debits and credits so if we were to have an example an example would be good to to also include in an essay question like this if we were to say receive cash of a hundred dollars for work that was done then the debit would be to cash when we record it and the credit would be to revenue in terms of recording the journal entry in the general journal then we're going to take that information and post it to the general ledger and that means that the cash account would then be debited in the general ledger kind of like a t account increasing the general ledger in the debit direction by a hundred dollars and we would credit then revenue if we had earned it in the same time period as we indicated that we had revenue would then be increased when we post this account to revenue with a credit increasing revenue so that would be an example of that so once again if just to recap this if we have this essay question describe recording and posting you want to basically describe what those two are we would define it recording is the recording of the journal entry posting is posting that journal entry to the general ledger and then give some more definition in terms of what is a journal entry and and what is posting and then compare and contrast them mainly comparing and contrasting in terms of where do they fall within the process of the generation of the of the financial statements the recording happens first that's what we're going to do getting from the source document the posting is the process of taking that recorded journal entry and then transferring that data to the relevant accounts within the general ledger the relevant general ledger accounts and then adding an example in order to clarify that would always be a nice touch as well if you just make up a journal entry record it and then post it to say a t account that would be a good a good example that could be included to just make sure you demonstrate the knowledge in questions such as this


Hi, I'm Caroline. I'm a second year MPP student. Thank you so much for being here. I'm curious what you think, because you talked a lot about how judges need to consider their context and the consequences of their decisions. And so I was wondering, what do you think is the best way, I guess, from a policy perspective of how to get judges to be more conscious of those contexts and consequences, as well as biases? There's so many biases. And I don't remember the source, but there was some kind of study that showed that judges are more likely to give harsher sentences in the hour before lunch because they're hungry. I mean, that's human. There's genuine, right. There's genuine human biases. And then one additional part B question is, if you have any thoughts on whether judges being appointed or voted in, what your thoughts are on the consequences of that on judges' decisions.  As far as appointed versus elected, I will tell you, I have been through an appointment process. I was appointed to my position first, and then I was elected. And then I was involved in an appointment process to be a federal district court judge. And I will say, for me personally, election was very different because I could work my butt off and go around Franklin County, Ohio, tell people what I thought, what I stood for, and hope that they voted for me. Now, the appointment process felt like way more inside baseball. But one of the arguments for the appointment process is the fact that the electorate tends not to vote for judges. And so sometimes, some would argue that you get some judges that don't need to be there because they were voted in. So this was my personal opinion from my experience. I'm a fan of the election process. And that's just, for me, liking being a judge. What was the other part of your question?


Irish people are estimated to gamble up to five billion euro per year, that's 14 million euro per day and 10,000 euro per minute. Last year Ireland's losses through gambling were over 2.1 billion euro. This leaves Ireland with the third highest gambling rate in the world. In particular, student gambling is a serious problem in Ireland. With the Cheltenham races coming up this week, we asked ECU students whether they planned on placing any bets. Yeah, really looking forward to it. It's probably the biggest week in the horse racing calendar, so especially Wednesday is probably the best day, but yeah, really looking forward to it. Yeah, definitely nothing too serious, but I'll put on a few Bob. A few Bob. Yeah, if I get good tips then I'll put on a few bets. To be honest, not a massive plan of horse racing to begin with and even if I was, I'm not really a betting person, so I think I'm going to stay out of that, to be honest. Approximately 12% of Irish adults bet with a bookmaker weekly. 2% of Irish adults gamble online regularly and less than 1% of those who need treatment for problem gambling actually receive it. According to the Irish Daily Mirror, Irish people spent 172 million euro on betting on Cheltenham alone last year. Alison Rothwell, DCU TV News.


What's going on infinite fam welcome back to another video if you guys are new to the channel make sure you guys hit that subscribe button Turn on your post notification bell leave a positive comment down below and then we get a what babe? You guys will get a shout out in the next video. That is right And as you guys can I'm sure it's held by our energy, especially mine I'm not in the happiest Excited mood and that is because of the clip that you saw right before us basically. Yeah as you guys saw on my car Is gone. I sold it. I got an offer that I couldn't refuse and They came and they took it and now we have no car. Yep We have no car so now it's like Uber everywhere And if you guys don't know that I don't have a car one night you do She sold her car a while back. I sold my car when I was healing from my rhinoplasty literally on day two of my rhinoplasty I was in bed and Isaiah like handled all the selling of my car Yeah But you sold your car not because you wanted to go because you had to because it was turned into a lemon Yeah, my car was just taking a shit on me and I had to let it go a nice watering Yeah, I literally had invested like 5,000 and then I like to fix it and it still had issues and I looked it up on Kelly blue book and my car I wasn't even worth that much So I decided it was best to let it go and you guys are probably wondering Oh, why'd you start fixing it if you knew it wasn't worth the money And I was like well was because that was her dream car and you know if you can help it Why not and keep it and I like older cars preferably so I didn't want to get a new mini Cooper But wait time out. Why are you talking about your car? We're supposed to be talking about my car. Anyway, that just segues into My car is gone, bro. My car is gone. She's gone and I don't even know how to feel I feel like I'm dead inside at the same time. I did it for the greater good but and guys I gave the car away because I have something like really big planned ahead and I'm just trying to do everything that I can to make sure what I have planned ahead works out And I feel like step one was getting rid of the car Especially for an offer that they gave me that I couldn't refuse.  So you guys might catch us in her car sometimes I don't know. I don't want to rely on her just because I'm not that type of person I don't like relying and using other people's stuff. So majority of the time we are going to be in Ubers I can't promise that the vlogs are going to be the same in the meantime. They're still gonna be fun They're still gonna be entertaining. We're still going to try to make vlogs for you guys, but For right now, we're just like Sacrificing because there is a bigger picture that we're both working towards all I'm saying is that what I got playing the head No one is gonna know no one has an idea of what I'm doing. I'm gonna catch so many people off guard I feel like I'm going back to my roots. Oh No, because they don't know that mean I've had so many cars in my life I could how many cars have I had maybe like six not not OD Maybe like six six cars I would say I've had in my lifetime and I started driving like what five no no no no no I started driving like six years ago So I've been averaging like one car I've been averaging one car per year since I started driving. That's bad, but I feel like I'm going back to my roots I've had it all I've when I've done Japanese cars I've done American cars. I've done German. I don't feel like anyone's gonna guess as to what I'm going to Honestly the Mustang I am going to miss tremendously because I Personally wanted a Mustang and I just love the look of it And that was my favorite car that I say his own so it's kind of sad seeing him get rid of it And if anything that was probably my best sounding car that car just screamed it was VA I loved it so much, but again, I got an offer. I couldn't refuse and Overall, it was probably the most reliable car that I've ever owned that car never gave me any problems It was such low mileage, but I'm on to bigger and better things if you guys can guess as to what you think I'm gonna be getting next leave down in the comments below whoever gets it, right We'll be getting the next post notification shadow. I guess that's it for today's video We've really just wanted to inform you guys in our life Obviously we have to take these brief pauses and like catch you up on what's happening Because sometimes we make choices and you guys are like wait, but what happens to this what happens to that? So we did want to take this opportunity to let you guys know kind of what was going on with that Do you know what I'm getting next? No, you don't know. You don't have a guess or anything I'm telling you man.  I'm gonna tell you my next one's gonna be crazy Okay, but anyway guys, yeah, there's not really much else to talk about we just wanted to give you this update and let you know that My baby's gone It's really starting to hit now. All right Anyway guys, yeah, that is it for today's video Give this video a thumbs up if you guys are excited for what's to come next and we will see you guys in the next video


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Prenatal nutrition is the first step to creating happy and beautiful families. Most, if not all, modern ailments are environments related. The two main factors being improper diet and radiation exposure from modern technology. Without proper vitamins, minerals and fatty acids, the various organs, tissues, bones in your body will never reach full potential. Combine that with the oxidative stress from a high radiation environment. You have children whose bodies are fighting to survive as opposed to focusing on growing. And in all of our past families, ancestry, indigenous groups, there are traditional feeding methods for the couples trying to conceive. They would consume high quality, nutritious animal foods for a year or two before having the child to ensure the health of the sperm and the egg, and then the woman would continue those high quality, nutritious foods while she was breastfeeding for anywhere from two to five years. And then the child would hopefully be in an environment with ample animal nutrition. And these are going to be five foods that will ensure you have a healthy baby, the sooner you start the better, as I mentioned, ideally a year or two before conceiving. To briefly summarize our focuses, we want lots of animal foods for B vitamins, some fresh foods for vitamin C, plenty of sunlight and fermented foods to balance fat-soluble vitamins, both high quality animal and plant foods for our mineral needs, and of course some source of omega fatty acids. And there are certainly plant foods that you want to incorporate into a pregnancy diet, and maybe one or two of them could sneak into a top 10 list. But animal foods have so much nutrition that even if you're consuming something like chocolate for magnesium, it just doesn't compare to 10, 15, 20 other needs. So these top five foods are in order of importance, but all of them should be present to promote fertility and developmental health, as well as some other noteworthy foods that we'll mention later, especially some plant foods you guys might be curious about. Brief basics to keep in mind are that all of these animal foods, and really animal foods in general are super nutritious. They have water and fat-soluble vitamins correlating to their protein and fat content, as well as feed quality. So what I'm emphasizing here is the nutrients these specific foods are amazing for, as opposed to listing every single nutrient. I'm also not talking about macronutrients, carbs, fats, and proteins. And there are some stands and Americans who aren't getting enough fat or protein in their diets. But those will come inherently if you're consuming these quality foods. Number five is eggs. And if there wasn't a quality concern with eggs, they would be much higher on this list. Since even pasture-raised chickens get corn and soy feed, it throws off the omega-3 to omega-6 ratio. And since the omega-3 content of the mother's diet is super important for the brain development of the child, having too much omega-6 can counter that, throw it off. That being said, eggs do have the preformed omega fatty acid. So if you have a good source that has that one-to-one ratio or even higher omega-3, maybe some backyard chickens or a reputable farmer, still a great option. They have large amounts of B vitamins, as with most animal foods, really being the only common animal source of B9 folate. Usually, the conventional wisdom says, oh, eat these plant foods, they're high in folate, but there's differences between the animal and plant versions of vitamin B9, and you want the animal version. Eggs aren't super high in a bunch of different minerals, mainly iron, copper, zinc, and sulfur. But they're actually copper dominant, which is usually specific to ocean foods. So definitely something good for balancing your minerals if you're eating mostly land animals. And of course, we have to mention cholesterol, which is crucial for many bodily functions, and it takes the stress off your liver to produce that cholesterol. For number four, we have grass-fed dairy, notably raw from a local farm. And there's quite a few dairy products you can incorporate into your diet, and each has their own added bonuses or hypothetical downsides when comparing them to another dairy product. Anything that still contains the milk proteins, milk, cheese, yogurt, kefir has a super high amount of B vitamins, same with whey protein. Whey is basically concentrated B vitamins and the minerals that are present in milk, amazing source of nutrition. Cream and butter tend to be fat, soluble, vitamin heavy without as many minerals. So for overall dietary balance, it doesn't seem like these indigenous groups or our past ancestors were focusing on butter and cream as much as they were things like cheese and yogurt and milk. In addition to many B vitamins, dairy has several different forms of vitamin K2, which are higher in the fermented versions, especially cheese, super high in calcium, which is great for balancing the high phosphorus content of a meat-based diet, especially carnivore, and it even has enough iodine to be a maintenance food for your source of iodine. The only thing dairy is really missing is preformed Omega fatty acids and high enough amounts of typically plant-based minerals such as copper and magnesium. The two things to really note with dairy are it's high in calories, which is great for breast milk production and just having the fat, protein, and carbohydrate requirements meant for having that healthy child. And it's very approachable, most people like it, most people enjoy it, it tastes really good. And you could argue that dairy should be much higher on this list, but we have to keep accessibility in mind, how much does the food cost? Does everyone have access to that really raw, high quality grass fed dairy? Does everyone tolerate it? Number three is fish eggs. And these would without a doubt be number one, if there weren't pollution concerns with ocean food. That means that they're hard to access, you know, caviar, row truly is the best source of Omega-3, but some seafood is so filled with toxins that you have to source the caviar, the row from cleaner oceans such as Alaska. And that makes the accessibility much lower for some people. It's incredibly high in all the vitamins, both fat soluble, water soluble, and it's balanced, you know, it's not really favoring anything specific. It has adequate amounts of all the minerals, but most importantly, it is the highest and best source of preformed Omega fatty acids, EPA and DHA. Just one or two tablespoons of this food per day will have more of an impact than any other food and we see a common theme here that these super, super nutrient dense foods also have a lot of cholesterol, which again is crucial for all cells in the body, especially a developing baby. For number two, we have brains and normally I wouldn't put a food like this on here, as it can be hard to access and it's not exactly approachable from a culinary perspective, but since there is so much concern with pollution in seafood, brains are a guaranteed source of Omega fatty acids, although I still consider the fish row perfectly fine. Again, this is an option if you're paranoid and don't have a reliable source of Omega-3 from ocean life. There's a reason that the elite make caviar so expensive and they fear monger about mad cow disease for animal brains. They don't want you getting that Omega-3 in your diet and actually becoming smart, successful and happy. If you have any concerns about that type of stuff, I have a video titled Raw Meat Safety. They are more fat soluble vitamin focused, still just as high in Omega-3 as the fish eggs, but slightly worse off from that water soluble vitamin and mineral perspective. But again, one of the main priorities and needs of a prenatal pregnancy early childhood diet is to get lots of Omega-3 and this does that exactly. Of course, we can't forget the high cholesterol content and nature is telling us something when all of the most nutritious foods are incredibly high in cholesterol. We need it in large amounts to be optimal human beings. So number one is simply meat, muscle meat, animal protein. Most people are incredibly deficient in B vitamins and minerals and just by eating one, one and a half pounds of quality animal protein per day, you would arguably have a pretty healthy child, especially compared to a standard American diet. Yeah, you might be lacking some minerals, some B vitamins, definitely some vitamin D3 and some K2, but in the context of the modern society, it's certainly a good step in the right direction. Has just about everything you need, especially cholesterol to fuel healthy tissue, just doesn't have high enough amounts of certain things. Shellfish like oysters and mussels would definitely take over number one if we didn't have that ocean pollution concern. They're just so high in vitamins, minerals that you can't get from these foods like selenium, manganese, magnesium, and you could even argue that raw grass fed dairy could be number one because of the vitamin K2 and the gut health factor as that vitamin K is incredibly important for skeletal health, bone development, and if your gut isn't healthy from those probiotic foods like kefir and yogurt, you won't be producing the vitamins that your child needs to form tissue properly in the womb. So if you're able to piece together every single nutrient you need and understand that, you would basically have what we call D1 model babies. There's a reason in those past Indigenous groups, everyone kind of looked very similar, the same. They were all attractive, tall, very physically fit. It's because they all followed similar dietary principles. And I will do another video in depth. I'm not sure if I'm going to do it on my Patreon, identifying the different categories of these vitamins, what foods you can and can't get them from, as well as what things you should probably supplement. So just to talk briefly on some plant foods, we have chocolate, which is arguably the healthiest plant food just because it has so much magnesium and copper that you can't really get anywhere else despite some anti-nutrient concern. Potatoes are also an excellent source of copper. I think they have some magnesium as well. And if you look at different nuts and grains, you can actually isolate minerals you might be deficient in, such as selenium, manganese, molybdenum, boron, things that might have been deficient from a standard American diet that you just need in some reasonable amount while you're pregnant. So thank you guys for joining me today. If you have any further questions, definitely check out my past pregnancy videos and also just watch a bunch of other educational videos on my channel. I do offer consultations via frank-depado.com. If you want something basically laid out for you. So if you guys could please just leave a comment down below, drop a like on the video and let me know what you guys would like to see in the future. So I'll see you guys for tomorrow's video.


Were you laughing at dingus? In my head, I started with this.wave Hello, hello. I'd like to meet your mommy. Hello- Hello. I've already met your mommy. Happy Mother's Day!  It's Up Corbin. You don't write mommy with the same word? No, I do. You hold up Instagram, twizadakwgsut frad Meme reviews.  That's what I was hoping. Compilation. Yeah! This is part 5.  Den guy. Which is that? I've never seen that language in India. You just learned a new curse word. I guess. I learned it yesterday because I told somebody to eff off in a comment and they replied with that. And I said to the family, I said, what's this? And they said, it's telugu for that. I said, cool. Cool. Thanks, guy. Great. You're blocked. But yeah. We'll use that word though. Den guy. Sorry. This is gonna get demonetized so fast. All right.  Bring it down. Here we go. That's Tom.  What did you say last time, status? I don't get that one. I don't get it.  I don't get it. I'm sorry. I'm sure it's hilarious. Two ways through which you can accept your request. Request every day on YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, until he actually sees it and decides to react to it.  That's about right. Yeah. All right. Remember when I said this, I'm in full control of the edits. Don't have some imbeciles sitting next to me, grabbing my nipples, calling me older, edit things out of what I want to say. Forex sex, fam. That's true. I look so good in that outfit. He's such talented people. That scene where his son slaps the teacher and then is like proud of someone for doing it and lets them know he's going to get away with that because I'm a guy of stature and power in the village. Yeah. Yeah. Can't relate to that here in America. Yeah. Your best ones. That was so good. Yeah. That was a feel again. Really good at those. And in case you're wondering where a lot of that stuff ends up, there's a reason we say follow us on Instagram and Twitter. Yeah. A lot of that's from that. A lot of that is from the Stupid Families Instagram and Twitter account. So it's a great account. You should follow over there. There are so many fun discussions that happen and so many ridiculous, funny things that occur. And if you ever want to see my face on a woman's body, don't go over my Instagram. You don't. You might want to burn it. That is the case. I've got to say I just, I often watch it over and over again because I'm just so impressed with how good I look as a woman. It's quite scary. Yeah, you are. Thank you guys. That was fantastic. We should do one of these live sometime, I feel. Yeah. That would be great. I don't know how we can do that, but. We should do a live. I think if some are, if they're just memes that I can pull up in like screen sharing. We should do a live where we talk to or a video, something where the whole Stupid Family can see who these folks are who are probably saying, please don't do that. I like being anonymous. Where we could just talk to them and thank them and say, hey, let everybody know where are you from?  Yeah. You know? Everybody knew about Hey Nos because he was the first one to ever do it. So everything we did, it was Hey Nos. Hey Nos. But there's become a whole that puts all of this stuff together and does the intros and does. Yeah. They're fantastic. Unbelievable.  Yeah. We're so blessed. Thank you guys. I can't wait for the next one. Yes. If you'd like to follow them, go for the YouTube channel. They have Instagram. They have Twitter. Yep. Go check them out. They're fantastic. Thanks guys. Thank you guys. Bye. Bye. Thank you guys. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.


This paper proposes a novel approach to improving the user experience for steady-state visual evoked brain-computer interfaces, SSVPBCI. It uses a combination of user-independent, UI, models, user-dependent, UDT, data, and online adaptation techniques to reduce calibration efforts and increase model performance. The proposed method was tested on both offline and online experiments, where it demonstrated improved performance compared to existing methods. Additionally, the proposed method reduced calibration efforts by up to 160 trials per user while maintaining high prediction accuracy. This article was authored by Nan Linsher, Xiang Li, Bing Chuan Lu, and others.