horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty hyo silver, the lone ranger. With his faithful Indian companion, Toto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yester year. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse silver. The lone ranger rides again. Gold was discovered in the hills north of Snake River. Men headed there from all parts of the west. Prospectors built flimsy cabins in the hills and near the river's banks and the settlement was called Orville. At the extreme end of the main street, a shack had been built by young Tom Spencer and his wife Ruth. This was the newspaper that Tom Spencer called the Orville Sentinel, and the Sentinel together with its owner became an object for ridicule by the lawless element. Red Estee, the cafe owner, laughed as he talked to his two crooked cohorts, Oak Wetzel and Pug Vernon, both of whom had arrived in Orville that day. Imagine, these people start a paper in a town where maybe five or six people will bother to read. Row with Orville, the paper says. What a lad. We don't have a bank or a school or even a law officer. This young whippersnappy. Hey, wait a minute. He said they have no lawman here. That's right, Oakie. It's why I sent for you and Pug. This sounds good. It's going to be good. Most of the men you see around the cafe are my boys. When things really begin to boom, they'll be in the spot to take over the suckers that kill me. Leave it to you, Red, to look into future things. Yeah. But here's why I want you to. A lot of these prospectors in the hills have hit it rich. They don't have time to come to town. All they do is stash their gold away. I want you boys to get as much of that gold as possible. It'll be easy. During the next few months, more and more prospectors poured into the hills around Orville and with their coming lawlessness increased. The greatest losses were suffered by the prospectors who were robbed of their hard earned gold by two men who attacked them in their lonely cabins or at their diggings. Tom Spencer, young editor of the Orville Sentinel, poured out indignant columns in his newspapers. But as he said to his wife Ruth and his neighbor, Dr. Niles Ross. What good does it do getting indignant? No one reads my paper except perhaps the crooks I write about and complain about. They do it to laugh. Oh, that's not true, Tom. A great many people read the Sentinel. You're wise right, Tom. Don't get discouraged. You wrote to Marshal Millen down to Grand City, didn't you? Yes, I asked him to suggest some man who'd take the job as sheriff. A good man who'll clean out places like Estes and who'll put an end to robbery and mayhem. The Marshal will find the man, Tom. Be sure of that. I hope so. Something must be done and we can't wait longer. At that moment, the Lone Ranger and Toto were riding the hills toward the scene of the gold strike. The Masked Man's thoughts were the same as those of Tom Spencer and Dr. Ross. Toto, Orville will become the most lawless community in the West unless steps are taken soon. Ah, stories we hear. Not good. Wherever there's gold, you'll find crooks. And until Orville sets up the law-enforcing office, it'll be all right. You need to go after those crooks. If we move a little faster, Toto, we'll be able to make the outskirts of Orville by midnight. Come on, Silly! Late that afternoon, Red Estee met with Oak Wetzel and Pug Vernon in his office at the rear of the cafe. Boys, I received some news today that knocked me right out of a saddle. What kind of news, Red?  Well, sure. They have a bunch of cabins down by the river.  They've dug more gold than anybody else around these parts. Huh? You're crazy, Red. What do they know about gold mining? They know how to work. That seems to be the answer. Jed Lansing, down at the general store, took them out a lot of provisions. He got talking with one of them. Yeah, according to Jed, one of them speaks English. Fell up by the name of Lum. Sue Lum, he's called. He must be the one I saw down at the Spencer's newspaper office. He's the one that does all the talking and all the business for him. He's the one who stashes away all the gold they dug. Jed Lansing told me. Hey, they don't carry guns either, do they? No. They're against that. So, yeah, see how it is. You want us to get their gold? Yes. Their colony is set off by itself out near the river. Sue Lum's cabin is the last one near the water. Take your horses tonight and ride out there along the shoreline. Leave your horses in that scrub brush along the water. It was after midnight when Oak Wetzel and Pugburn and dismounted and left their horses waiting in the underbrush that skirted the river. Then assured that there was no one acting as guard in the Chinese colony, the men began to approach the roll of tumbledown shacks a short distance away. Come on, Pug. Meanwhile, the lone ranger and Tahoe drew rain in the hills. They dismounted and prepared to camp for the night. The moon was full and the masked man walked to a spot where he could see the river below. As he watched, he saw two figures emerge from the brush at the river's edge and begin to slink in a fritted manner toward a cabin. Pato, come here. Look down there. See those men? They seem to be up to no good. Then sneak up to cabin and look, Kimusavi, see men on the outside. Yes, he holds a gun. Pato, we're going down there. Kimusavi, we ride there and hear horses and get away before we reach them. I realize that. We leave our horses here and go down on foot. We try to take them by surprise. Let's go. A short time later, the masked man and the Indian, after making their way down from the hills, approached the rule of cabins where they had seen the two men. Then they heard two shots from the cabin nearest the river. At almost the same moment, the cabin door opened and two men rushed out and ran toward the river. Pato, those are the two we saw by carrying bags and they must have fired those shots. Come on, after them. The two crooks were more than 50 yards away and their horses were but a short distance from Sulam's cabin. They were astride their horses when the lone ranger and total guns drawn ran past Sulam's cabin. They paid no attention to the Chinese men who ran from the cabin shouting. Instead, the lone ranger called to total. Pato, shoot it, they'll get away. I winged one of them. He dropped his bag. But Kim, get away. Yes, they're both getting away. Too bad we didn't ride our horses. Then ride to town. Yes, perhaps they'll cross the river farther downstream and ride to Grand City. It looks now as if they're heading for Orville. We get horses right after them? Yes. First, let's recover that bag, the one man dropped and we heard those men up at the cabin. The lone ranger picked up the heavy loaded bag and brought it back to the cabin where a group of aroused Chinese were gathered around Sulam. They parted when the mask man and Indian appeared. The actions of the lone ranger had made the Orientals place immediate trust in him and Sulam told of the robbery. Crook, fellas, have come on a pace. No see face. Did they hide their faces with handkerchiefs? Yes, or same wear like you say. Take gold. Shoot Chinese fella on tongue. When on tongue, him make a fight. Me try, make a fight. Crook fella hit me on head with a gun. Me fall down. When we get up, Crook fella shoot gun, run away. So that's it. They stole your gold. Steal some? They can't be allowed to escape, Sulam. As soon as I've treated the wound of your friend on tongue, Tatl and I are going after them. After the lone ranger had treated the wound to Chinese, he and Tatl returned to their camp for their horses. Soon they were galloping along the river bank, heading in the direction the Crooks had taken. Oak Wetzel was the Crook who had been shot by the lone ranger. He and Pug Vernon, after doubling back to Orville, had gone at once to Red Estee's office, entering the cafe by a rear door. After leaving the single bag of gold on the table, Vernon joined Red Estee in treating Wetzel's wounds. Estee completed the job. That'll keep you going till Dark Ross opens up in the morning. You can go to him, man, and give him some trumped up story about how you got shot. Thanks, Red. I'll do that. Now let's hear what happened to you.  We're lucky we got there. That's right. Tell him, Pug. Those Chinese had no guards outside their cabins because most of them must sleep in Suleim Shack, guarding the gold there. Must have been 15 of them when we broke in there, like finding yourself in a hornet's nest. They woke up and tried to keep us from the bags of gold. We slugged a few and shot one fellow, I'm sure. Then we grabbed the two first bags of gold we could get our hands on and made a run for. They're guns or no guns. We couldn't stand off 15 Chinese. They started to go crazy. They sure seem to have a lot of gold in the Shack. But Red did take more than two men to get at it the way they look after it. All right. We only got two bags of gold. I see only one. Where's the other? The Crooks told Red Estee about their pursuit by the Lone Ranger and Tahoe. Oak ended. One of them shot me just as I got on my horse. The gold bag fell to the ground. I couldn't get off and pick it up. That's right. He couldn't. They were getting near. Besides their shots were getting too close. Why didn't you shoot it out with them? They were behind us when we were running for the horses. And when Oak got himself shot... I'm sorry about losing that other bag, Red. That's a put I don't like.  The most I ever saw. Bags of it. Then we're going back after that gold. All of it? All of it? When? Now, before the night's over. Red, you're crazy. We couldn't manage it. That's what you think. I have different ideas. Those Chinese don't have guns. You're sure of that? Yeah, we made sure. But they have gold. And I have a lot of men. And all my men in the cafe have guns. We don't have to worry about that mass fella you saw. He's still up with the Chinese.  Now, wait, Red. I don't get this. What are you planning? I told you. To get the Chinese gold. We're going to work up my men so they'll use their guns. We're taking every man in that cafe. We're going out to where those slant eyes are. Well, what about the men outside who aren't in your gang? Whatever the crowd will do, they'll do. You and Oak go into the cafe and start an Indian nation meeting. I'll tell you what to say. You just speak hot and loud. I know how mobs act. When you're finished, they'll want to kill every Chinese that's out of San Francisco. Boys, this could be bigger than an Indian massacre. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger adventure. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue. The Lone Ranger and Tutto following the crook's trail arrived at the end of the short main street that ran through Orville. They dismounted and left their horses in a grove of trees. The masked man noticed a light burning inside the last shack in the settlement. The moonlight revealed the sign above the front door. The Orville Sentinel. Tutto, the young fellow who publishes that paper, Tom Spencer, is going to become an important man in the West. You say him have good newspaper. Yes, he does. Perhaps we'll visit him before we leave. What you do now, Kimosabi? The only horses I see are at the hitching post in front of that building at the other end of the street. It must be the cafe. They go there and look for crooks? Yes. They walk to the rear of these buildings until we get there. And I'll decide what action to take. Here we are, Tutto. It's a cafe, all right. You can see, Kimosabi. Window at back. Open. Yes. Let's go there. Perhaps we'll be able to look over the place without being seen. You can see inside from here, Tutto. What's this? Everybody's there together. Big crowd, one place. One standing on the bar, asking for silence. And Tutto, there's another man who's been lifted up beside him. See? His arm is bandaged. It's in a sling. Ah, maybe him man, you shoot at river. Yes, perhaps it is. Inside the cafe, Red Estes stood to the rear of the crowd that had gathered around the bar at the raucous request of Pug Vernon. Vernon stood atop the bar, and Oak Wetzel stood beside him. Finally, the noise subsided and Pug began to speak. We all know what a big menace those Chinese out on the river become. You've probably heard how they've been jumping claims of stealing gold. Now they've planned to murder us. They're plotting right now to kill every white man on the hills and on the river. You don't know that show, Pug. I don't know. Pug knows. He tried to kill me, but they got away. I was shot tonight and left but dead. While I made believe I was dead, I heard those yellow men plotting. They're going to march into town tomorrow afternoon. The lone ranger was serious as he backed away from the window of the cafe. Thought of those men are liars. They know as we know the Chinese in and around Orville are hard workers and peaceful. They don't even carry guns for protection. Me know, King Pug. I'm convinced those men who were speaking were the two we chased tonight. That's what me think. They've got bandages in their arms. He can make up story how the Chinese shoot them. I think their plan is to use a mob as a front. They really intend to go back and steal the money they couldn't get earlier tonight. We must stop this mob from leaving Orville for the Chinese colony. Hello. Right out there at once. Tell Suleim what's happening here. Have him hide his friends in the money. Then cross the river and ride to Grand City. You want me to get Marshall there? Yes. Marshall Millen is a good officer. He knows we've helped him in the past. Ask him to enlist a posse and get here as soon as possible. Me go, Kimusubby. Take shortcut to Grand City. Good. I'm going to the newspaper office. I hope Tom Spencer will be able to help me. Tato rode off for the Chinese colony and the lone ranger hurried to the office of the Orville Sentinel. When he entered the one room building, he saw a man and woman intent on writing at a large desk. They dropped their pencils on the table and leaked to their feet in alarm when they saw the mask man. Who are you? What do you want? Please don't be alarmed. I have reasons for wearing this mask. But I haven't time to explain them now. Are you Tom Spencer? Yes. What do you want? Your help, Spencer. Your help and the help of any decent man in or near Orville. Unless we act, there might be a mass murder tonight. No. What are you talking about? The lone ranger told of the mob being formed at Red Estee's cafe and concluded. Although my friend Tato has gone to warn them, they still may not be safe. You're right. Unless we do something now, no one will be safe in the future. They use prejudice to rob the Chinese now and perhaps to murder them. Later on, they'll use the same tactic to rob other people regardless of race. That's usually the way. But we haven't time to discuss reasons and possibilities. What we want now are a few good men who will not be afraid to use guns against a mob. Tom, Dr. Ross will help. Sure he will. Dr. Ross's office is only a short distance from here. There's also Jed Lansing and his son Ed. They sleep in back of the general store. I'll ride up into the hills and get the prospect as we know to be on our side. I'll go right now. Get the men you mentioned, Spencer. Have them come here. I'll hurry back to the cafe and see what's happening there. When the lone ranger reached the rear of the cafe a few minutes later, he could hear Oak Wetzel still haranguing the mob in the cafe. Inside the cafe, Wetzel stood alone atop the bar talking to the man who'd heard his tirade. You'll follow me there, boys, and get rid of those murdering Chinese men. First we'll get my gun, man. I've got to get mine. All right, then. Get your guns, everybody. Take ropes too. We may need them. We'll start off from here in a few minutes. We want to get this thing over before dawn. It's either us or the Chinese. And we don't want it to be us. That lone ranger's attention was diverted to another window, this one revealing the interior of Red Estee's office. Estee was inside talking with Pug Vernon. Cautiously, the lone ranger walked to the door that was a rear exit from the office. There, he placed his ear against a crack in the door and listened. And in his office, Red Estee hefted the bag of stolen gold and talked to Pug Vernon at the same time. You did a good job, Pug, you and Oak. Let him lead the mob out to the river. We'll ride behind him and be ready to move in on the money shack once the mob takes over and chases the Chinese into the hill. Yeah, I know where the money's kept. Too bad we didn't have more men with us before. We can have made off with a whole pile of bags. We'll get it all this time, Pug, don't worry. You've made a lot of money, Red, from the jobs Oak and I have been doing around the Oval. You haven't done too bad yourselves. You'll be rich with your cut from the Chinese gold. Are you going to give us our split on everything then? Yeah. And don't always be worrying about that money I owe you. Everything you've stolen is right over there in that big safe. The marshal of my grand city will be glad to know that. Hey, what did you get into? You're covered both of you. Move and I'll shoot. Take it easy, stranger. We're not moving. What's the play? I'll take your gun, Lester. And I'll tell you. Well, yeah, have my gun? Yes. Are yours, Pug? That's it.  I hear them. Don't know why. Quickly, out the rear door. Both of you. Hey, what for? Move, I say. You don't have to do what he says, Pug. Yeah, we'll move it. Now that Roger walked fast before that mob out front forms, we're going to the Sentinel office. Faster! What's this? A lone ranger pushed Red Estee and Pug Vernon into the office. Get in there. Where Tom Spencer stood with Dr. Ross and Jed and Ed Lansing. All men carried guns. Lock them in that closet over there. I'll explain later. The mob is forming. It'll pass you any minute. Have your guns ready and let me handle this. All right. Then Pug Vernon were shoved into the closet without question, and the heavy door that could not be broken was locked behind them. Then the four men stepped outside into the night. Guns ready. There in the shadows, all of you. They'll have to march in the direct light of that full moon. Look, here they come now. Ready, Dr. Hare, with two guns. What about you, Jed and Ed? We're with you. Don't worry. They'll not expect this. Be at ease passing here. Remember that. You also remember that all mobs are cowardly. Oak Wetzel walked slightly in front of the mob as it paraded along the moonlit street past the office of the Orville Sentinel. Suddenly there was an outburst of shots above his head and that of the crowd. All right. Stop right there, all of you. Hey, what? The masked man. Boys, get him. Leave the guns alone. You're covered from all sides. I don't believe it. I'll show you. No. Three men had reached for their guns, and three shots from the darkness near the building had shattered their gun hands. Oh. Does anyone else want a bullet? Get your hands up, all of you. Hi. Now spread out in single file and face the other direction. I mean it. The next shot may hit a target. The mob had become a mass of unbelieving and shaking men. They had no idea how many guns were played on them from the shadows, and they saw a masked man whose flashing eyes compelled attention even as did his fast-shooting gun. They obeyed his commands immediately. All right, Spencer. You and Dr. Ross, please walk him back to those men and remove their guns from pockets and hostages. Certainly. Come on, Doctor. I'm with you. You men in the mob.  Then you'll turn, walk to the front of the building and place yourselves flat against it. Back turn. Any of you attempt a move, you'll be shot. Come this way. When Tuttle led Marshall Millen and his posse into Orville at dawn, a string sight met his eyes. In front of the Orville Sentinel, a crowd of men were standing with their faces to the wall of the building, with their hands held high against it. Four men holding guns ready stood behind them, and a masked man was speaking. Those of you who were led into this mob with a large oak wetsul and pug Vernon must know by now how wrong you were. You heard me force them to admit the truth of what I heard Vernon and Red Estee discuss in Estee's office. They're the ones who've been robbing the prospectors. Yeah, you're sure of that. Marshall Millen. I'm glad Tuttle found you and that you've arrived. Who are these men you have carried up? Most of the men back there are members of Red Estee's gang. They're either crooks or card sharps. The rest of the mob was either ignorant or befuddled. They've had their eyes opened these past few hours, Marshall. The masked man spoke to them of tolerance. Tolerance? Yes, of another man's race and beliefs. These crooks, Estee, Wetsul and Vernon had the mob attacking the Chinese merely because they were Chinese. Spencer will tell you the entire story later, Marshall. I, uh, thought you might want to know that the loot for most of the robberies around Orville is in a large safe in Estee's office. I see. These men are witness to confessions Wetsul and Vernon made while we waited for you and your posse. You'll have no trouble setting them to prison. Thanks. But I'll leave that part to the new sheriff I brought with me in response to a letter from Tom Spencer. Then everything is under the best control now. Not who you and I are needed any longer. Good people of Orville have a great future ahead of them. Good luck with your papers, Spencer. Good luck to you and thanks. Thanks for everything. He's a great man, that one. I'm sure the Chinese out on Snake River will be grateful what they hear what he did for them. He's done a great deal for everyone, everywhere. I happen to know a march that he's done in the past. Ruth, you hear that? Come on outside of here. Marshall Miller knows all about the masked man. I'm so glad things have turned out like this. Marshall, is that true about the masked man? You know him?  How do you know him now? A stranger doing good for all. You see, he's the Lone Ranger. This is a feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated, created by George W. Trendle, produced by Trendle Campbell Mule Incorporated, directed by Charles D. Livingston and edited by Fran Stryker. The part of the Lone Ranger is played by Brace Beemer.


Good morning friends, as you are well aware we have been here from 8.30pm because we thought to bring shorties or only bonaparte in about 9 hours as early as 8.30pm with all the shorties and everything that is required for him to be given this brand. Unfortunately it's now half past 11pm and the process hasn't started yet. We've been related to the fact that we now intend to come and start the process at 14 hours. I'd like to appeal to the zombie police to bear in mind that their cells are not for care. Their cells are not the just place to keep people. And to keep the Rafa and Apache in custody when he qualifies for bail is totally unacceptable. I'm also quite aware of the fact that the police in the past, especially in the recent past, have abused weekends who are necessarily detain people. I hope that's not the flaw that they want to use now. That they delay the process for the purpose of keeping the catch in the longer than is necessary. He spent the night last night in the cells without any justifiable reason. The case for which has been picked, a charge which has not even been read out to him, is that of different issues. And it does not warrant a case and to be detained. I'd like to therefore request you to be here at 14 hours so that you can come in with us whether or not Rafa will be given his right to liberty, his right for freedom. Because he deserves to be granted police bond without pressure. And that is our demand. That he be granted bond without any failure. For instance, precisely a person should not have been detained before they are charged in the first place. And this is the reason why we were told that he should appear to bail with his authorities, for him to be charged and arrested and there after qualifying for police bond. But the process itself hasn't thought about it. So for all intents and purposes he is being held by the police illegally. Because he has not been charged, he has not been arrested. He is being held here totally illegally.  If they are waiting to be charged and arrested, please, Magacinda is available. Let him come in charging and arrest him so that then he can apply for bond. Which he also fully qualifies for. Okay, thank you very much.


Thank you. Head of Home, members of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists, distinguished guests, it's a pleasure to welcome America's editorial cartoonists here to the White House this morning. I know cartoonists are an independent lot who often march to the beat of a different drummer. Of course, sometimes when I see the way some of you draw me, I wonder if it's just a different drummer you're marching to. Maybe it's the tune tones, but it's a tribute to the hard work and careful organizing of Etta and her staff that all of you free spirits have arrived here today at the right time and in the right place. Next week I want Etta to show you where you should arrive on the question of contra-aid. Anyway to Etta and to all of you, let me just say thank you for coming. As you know, this is the second time that we've had editorial cartoonists here during this term. Last May I had some of you over for lunch. We're still looking for the missing silverware. And I'd like to know who drew the graffiti on the hall wall. I don't want you to erase it, I just want you to sign it. But cartoonists occupy seriously a special place in my heart. I hope Gary Trudeau will remember that. It's heart, not brain, heart. So as you may have heard, I like to draw cartoons and caricatures myself. So when I see a particularly good one in the newspapers, particularly one of myself, I want to throw a bouquet or something. Don't get me wrong, I don't mean that personally. After all, for me politics is forgive and as you may have heard, sometimes forget. Seriously, the one thing that I and no politician will ever forget is the importance of the work that each of you does. Cartoons show America politics from a special angle, irony, wit, satire, outrage, as well as occasionally sympathy and affection. These are the qualities that animate your work. And it's these special qualities captured in your illustrations that have become so much a part of our political culture from our country's very first days. Cartoonist drawings of the Boston massacre helped ignite the fire of the American Revolution. A century later, the cartoons of Thomas Nast helped wash the soil of corruption from the fabric of democracy. As Boss Tweed said, and I'll quote, I don't care a straw for newspaper articles. My constituents don't know how to read, but they can't help seeing them darned pictures. Actually, he didn't say darned, but presidents have a few restrictions now that weren't imposed on him. Political cartoons have helped every one of us express our feelings about the great national events of our day. Who can forget Bill Maldon's morning Lincoln? Bill drew for all Americans a picture of the grief that ached in our hearts after the tragic loss of a young president. Yes, you are part of our national debate and our national experience. Your humor helps give America's political dialogue its characteristic way of humanity. And in doing that, you keep us here in Washington from taking ourselves too seriously. And I can't think of any greater service to national sanity than that. Yes, it's hard to believe now, but just 30 years ago, one leading journal of opinion ran an article entitled, The Decline and Fall of the Editorial Cartoonist. A cartoonist for the Army Times, John Stampone, saw the article. And John was determined that a profession that had been so much a part of our country's history would not be wiped out. And the result? Your organization. At first, there were just 83 members. Today, there are over 300 all across the United States and in Canada and Mexico as well. Far from being an extinct or even endangered species, your profession is thriving now as never before. Here at the White House, during my presidency, we've taken notice of your work. More notice than it's ever received, I think, in the past years. In fact, since my first days in Washington, our News Summary Office has produced a weekly anthology of editorial cartoons. It's called The Friday Follies. For me, and probably for most of the White House staff, it's the most eagerly awaited document of the week and gives new meaning to TGIF. But let me put one rumor to rest. It's not true that the follies is the only reason we don't schedule state dinners on Friday nights. I don't need all night to stew over them. So this is why I've asked you here today to say thanks for all that you've meant to American life. Thanks for the laughs and thanks for the groans and thanks for the insights. Thanks also for what you mean in the years ahead. If someone were to ask what's the difference between the United States and the Soviet Union, I guess one answer would be that in the United States, editorial cartoonists can publish pictures lampooning Ronald Reagan. While in the Soviet Union, cartoonists must publish pictures lampooning Ronald Reagan. Yes, you're an integral part of our free society and your vitality is a sign of the vitality of freedom itself. As I said, I enjoy your work. But since you're so free at critiquing the job I'm doing, I thought that it would be only fair, now that I have the chance, to take a shot at critiquing your work. I know you can dish it out, but can you really take it? Now I have here a random selection of some cartoons from the follies. And I'll just offer a few words about each. Since we're interested in promoting family values, I'll use language other than what you're accustomed to hearing from your editors. Before I begin, I'd like to add that the signatures on the cartoons we've been deleted to protect the innocent and the guilty. Now, this first one is not one of that display. I just put that there to thank you all for doing this for me. And I assure you it's going to be framed and it will be hung in a place of honor. And it's sure to wind up in a presidential library. But, Edda, could I ask you to lend a hand? Don't let that get away from us. Now, first cartoon. Now, in this case, some of you can't read. That says, let me clarify the last clarification of the previous clarification on the earlier clarification of the 85 tax issue. But that isn't what's important. What's important is where I'm pointing. I've tried everything I can to get my hair stand up the way you picture it. It just won't take. Now, the second cartoon. Here you've got me looking a little upset and you've got the White House falling down. And that's Howard Baker with the toolkit. And I'm saying, oh, good, you must be the handyman we called. But if you were close enough, you'd see that I look a little upset. And that's probably because I just found out Howard doesn't do windows. Third cartoon. Well, in the balloon, it says economic recovery. Now, I'm having trouble recognizing the fella in the chair.  Yes, sir, he's still recovering from the last election. Now, we're to the fourth cartoon. Now, this one is called titled The Great Communicator. But as you can see, there's been some mistake there. They left the balloon blank. So I think that, again, I forgot what I was going to say. Now, I guess we come to number five. And this one must be a reprint from an old Hollywood publicity piece. It's funny it hasn't gotten brown around the edges lately. But what I have it here for is I'm going to ask Ted Turner to colorize it. I must confess I rather like that last one. You may try to guess the cartoonist. I'll give you a hint. It wasn't Tip O'Neill. Thank heavens he never learned to draw. In my West Wing study with my other cartoons, I also have a number that are particularly special to me. They are the get-well messages that many of you sent me after I had a little accident not far from here in late March of 1981. For me, they're a daily reminder of your sensitivity, compassion, and devotion to the nation's welfare. So let me leave you with two pieces of advice. First, keep drawing. Second, take it easy on the old boy. And if I could suggest a subject for all of you right now, it's that monkey business that's going up on the hill with regard to your money and how the government's going to take it away from you. I think that would be a fine thing. So thanks for stopping by. God bless all of you. Keep it up. All right. Thank you very much. Turn the mic on. Is the mic not on? Now is the mic on? Now the mic's on. We have a question before I make a presentation. Is it true that you had us here in the Rose Garden because you heard we drew on the walls? But I would like to present you with this book, The Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year, that's signed by many of our members. And we appreciate your invitation today. Well, thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you all. If you'll promise to draw a picture of Sam, I'll answer his question. General Secord testified that North told him that he North had told you about the Conte de Versa. Well, that he was misinformed. What did you know? I did not know that there was any excess money until that day. The day before I told all of you that Ed Meese came in and said he had found a memo that indicated there was additional money. What did you know? I did not know about it. And I did not know what I'm still waiting to know. Where did that money go? What did you know about what Secord was doing, sir? What did you know about what Mr. Secord was up to over those two years? Well, I knew that Mr. Secord is a private citizen who was engaged with other private citizens in trying to get aimed at the Contras and so forth. And there's nothing against the law in that. Military aid? Military aid, sir? What kind of people felt that way? Military aid, sir? What? Military aid? I move this meeting be adjourned. I answer the question. Motion to adjourn is always in order.


Everybody Matt here for late in sports cards ripping 2022-23 panini revolution basketball hobby eight bucks case break number 48 pick your team We have Antonio L Thunder Brian s Hornets Seatano s Cavs C. Woo Mavericks Colin T Pelicans Dan C Bulls Danny B Hawks Evan M. Bucks T Wolves. That's Evan M. I bucks T Wolves Evan ma Kings Glen K magic Rockets Jonathan M heat Suns Kellen L Pacers Kyle P Celtics Marcy s Grizzlies Phillip T Nuggets Lakers Sixers Spurs Nets Pistons Clippers Wizards Ricky W Raptors Robert P Blazers Sean P Warriors Suzanne P. Nicks and Victor F. Jazz Alright, let's do it. We have eight to go for legacy football. It is up next Revolution case 48 Rookie and Fred Van Vleet impact Palo Bancaro That's a supernova rookie cubic to 50 Yeah, Palo is all over the last case. It is 40 of 50 That one actually Tremend groove It's a Dyson Daniels rookie groove loose mundane and Vince Williams jr. 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There's Luca shockwave Davion Mitchell Astro up next we have legacy football with 18 left This Palo vortex rookie Jalen Green fractal Davion Mitchell groove supernova Jeremy Grant Astro Mark Williams Jalen Williams rookie Astro Trey vortex Kennedy Chandler rookie groove Benedict Matherin rookie and rookie revolution fractal Jeremy Sohan spurs the shockwave MPJ Astro and Jake Laravia rookie Otto Grizzlies chat home grin rookie That's rookie cubic to 50 David Roddy Grizzlies Dyson Daniels SGA Astro All right, who's the best fortnight player at LSE Malachi random Have a mobily groove Jalen Green Kenneth Lofton it's a Fractal country sweep really good. I don't know if he still plays it all jade and Hardy Christian Brown rookie Astro Start off on console no PC There's BAM Houston rookie and Palo Bancaro rookie revolution fractal. I should pull some palos today Zach Levine there's Vince Williams rookie groove and Joe do Mars Otto Pistons Nice do Mars Otto throwback Carineal six man of the year Barry Smith jr. Rookie and Malachi Branham that is rookie future frame to 60 That was a 21 of 61 off the jersey number nice one spurs We have Broncos Texans Dolphins Saints Titans and Commanders Six to go for legacy football. That's all we have to fill up today If you have iOS be sure to download the fanatics live app and check out for his breaks. He's live right now ripping some Pops chrome so my Mac collegiate Robin era pistons. That's right Oh Really, that's awesome Philip. It's Isaiah Mobley your rookie cubics 50. I'm not sure I've pulled a do Mars Otto before that Palo Bancaro rookie revolution the angel Russell fractal It was do Mars. It was let one the sixth man of the year like repeatedly, right? Benedict Madrin rookie Bryce McGowan's rookie Astro step supernova and Laurie Markin and it is Astro Here comes another auto More than one in the box. Nice. That is Blazers rookie Auto fractal to 100 shade on sharp. That's so weird like look at The fractal insert and then this one is an auto, but it's called fractal Am I no, that is very my brain. Am I wrong? No, yeah, that is very weird. There you go. Nice one Portland, I noticed that I think with There's like Chet Holmgren and Trevor Kiehl's That's a cosmic to 99 Yeah, man, that was that was a fun time. They had the Detroit Pistons and basketball You had the the nasty boys and Cincinnati Reds bullpen. There's a chat Holmgren rookie groove Bajie rookie Kevin Porter, Jr. Groove Shockwave rookie insert Keras Leverk Astro Jalen Williams vortex Christian Wood Astro even in college sports. You have the Miami Hurricanes and there's something back then Scotty Pippen Jordan Clarkson Astro Keegan Murray Shockwave It's true holiday Astro and another auto coming Nice. That is jazz rookie Otto Walker Kessler. Yeah, I think I think maybe this case is already been better than the other one Even though there was the galactic Palo RJ that one is a future frame to 60 John Morant liftoff That is Shockwave fractal. I'm sorry cosmic to 99 Donovan Mitchell. All right, Easton It's Kevin Porter, Jr. Groove Jeremy Sohan vortex rookie And Jabari Walker rookie groove I think I'm finally getting to where Jabari Walker doesn't trick me I get him Jabari Smith makes sense Nicola Jovic rookie Astro We have Broncos Texans Dolphin Saints Titans and commanders six to go on the next break. That is legacy football six box number 26 picture team And we're going to close out today with immaculate collegiate football Full case number eight random division that one is sold out teams are on sale for legacy football Jovic Dijonté Murray cosmic Palo van Caro supernova rookie insert Deandre Aten fractal Palo van Caro rookie Tyrese Halliburton groove James Harden Jeremy Grant Astro Caleb Houston rookie Astro some Tyra Easton rookie revolution Scotty Pippin, Jr. rookie groove Isaiah Mobley and Dyson Daniels fractal Ortex Dyson Daniels and Michael Porter, Jr. Astro. So last box Kyrie Irving And nice that is vortex rookie cubic to 50 Jabari Smith Jr. Nice one Rockets Gordon Hayward Astro All right, so Astro that was groove Anthony Edwards liftoff and groove Johnny Davis rookie rookie Benedict Matherin rookie Astro Jeremy Sohan rookie shockwave Karis Laverte astro That is Palo van Caro shockwave rookie fractal insert Packs to go Bradley Beal I was just gonna say maybe another auto and here we go. There's a dami lillard astro And nix auto Julius Randall James Harden All right last pack Is that four or five autos in this? I think so, yeah This is those I say about Mobley and this is sunburst luka donchich There you go. Nice one mavericks at 72 of 75 Good case. All right, we had impact to 149 fred van vleet Cosmic to 99 clay Thompson and to jontane Murray That's um Also cosmic to 99 rookie trevor keels Sunburst to 75 luka donchich and this is um future frame to 60 Malachi random rookie rj barrett It's a cubic to 50 david roddy rookie isaam obli rookie Jabari smith junior rookie insert Palo van caro supernova rookie insert Base autos pistons joe doomars nix julius randall Uh grizzlies jake laravia jazz walker kessler and blazers this was um A fractal rookie auto to 100 shade on sharp It's uh 62 of 100 That'll do it for the break. Thank you everybody. We have football coming up


So, now that we have that cleared out of the way there is another related notion which we shall dwell on for a little longer perhaps in today's lecture and then we will move on to a new topic and that is again along the same direction a dual map. So, we have dealt with dual spaces, dual bases, double jewels, the isomorphisms that underlie these vector spaces and now we talk about a dual map. So, what is a dual map? Suppose you have linear maps from v to u, these are of course vector spaces as we have argued earlier right. Now, let okay, so t belongs to this then t prime this is the dual map. So, let us first see where it comes from and that is going to be interesting to see. So, where does phi come from? Where do you think that does phi come from? See I am defining something new I cannot use too many new things here everything else must be well known. So, this t prime is the map that I am defining now, but I cannot define it in terms of things that I do not understand. So, on the right hand side whatever I have I should know what each of them does. So, where does phi come from according to the definition? Dual of u? Exactly, thank you right. So, this is the way we define the dual map. Now, if I ask you to think about this point a little bit and maybe again related to things that you understand better which are probably matrices what can you think of? What image does this strike in your heads? For example, the moment I said t you should think of a matrix from some n dimensional vector space to an m dimensional vector space and so on. So, an m cross n matrix right. Now, when I talk about this what does it remind you of in terms of matrices? Not really inverse, inverses may not exist as we have seen, but transpose yeah transpose is the answer. The reason why it is important to keep that in mind is because every time you see some results that seem familiar you will know why it seems familiar because it is exactly something you have dealt with transpose of a matrix ok. But nonetheless we will see this in a slightly more abstract fashion without resorting to matrices or without going through that coordinate assignment and stuff alright. So, how does this work? This is of course the composition alright. So, once we have described or defined the dual map it is then befitting that we try and understand this map in terms of its two very important subspaces which are the kernel and the image. But if I just tell you oh the kernel of this is dependent on such and such very complicated objects it might not carry much meaning. On the other hand if I can describe the kernel of this new map that I am calling as the dual map in terms of some known objects in terms of maybe this map then perhaps I will have some better insight. So, that is what our goal is going to be to describe the kernel and the image of this new map this dual map in terms of what we understand about the original map. But please do remember that there is this to be born in mind this is a mapping from v to u this is a mapping from the dual of u to the dual of v ok. So, this is a mapping from functionals on u to functionals on v ok. But if you think of matrices of course it does not look so weird these are basically the row pictures of u these are the row pictures of v right we have seen that when you talk about duals of Euclidean spaces it is basically the columns flip to rows that is what they look like at least right ok. So, with that in mind let us try and investigate the kernel and the image ok that is an interesting observation and you might think oh I suddenly plucked it of course I know it. So, I cheated I just wrote it down like that, but once I do the proof you will see there is nothing much to it really ok. What is it saying? So, let us try and understand first where these subspaces these are subspaces by the way right.  So, now the first check that they are indeed subspaces of the same vector space after all that has to be otherwise there is no point right. So, let us take a closer closer look. So, t prime is a mapping from u prime to v prime right. So, where does kernel of t prime fit in? u prime. So, this is sitting inside u prime where is image of t coming from? u. So, where is the annihilator of the image of t coming from? u prime. So, at least that preliminary sanity check has been carried out that is very important to do, but now we want to see why this is going to be true ok. So, let us do a quick sketch of this suppose. So, if something belongs to the kernel of this it must be what? It must be a functional right functional in what? Residing where? Inside u prime right yeah. So, suppose this phi belongs to kernel of t prime this means t prime phi is equal to 0. Let me just forget about the argument for now we will bring that argument later is equal to 0, but this means that phi composed with t is identically the 0, but the 0 of what? When you compose phi with this what happens? It means that does not matter what vector v you choose from the vector space v because remember t is picking out fellows from v and mapping to u and then phi is further taking on that fellow from u and taking it to f because phi belongs to u prime. Please try and observe this what is happening here? What is happening through this composition? This fellow is taking a fellow from v and mapping it to u this fellow is then taking that fellow in u and mapping it to f. So, the overall result is that a fellow in v is being taken to f.  So, there you already have the hint of what is to come. So, that means, phi acting on t v is equal to 0 for all v belonging to the vector space v yeah any questions on this so far? This is true, but what are fellows like these also known to belong to? If you can choose any arbitrary fellow v and allow t to act on it what you are essentially saying is that you give me anything from the image of t. So, whenever phi acts on any fellow in the image of t it totally annihilates it right because you are allowed to choose v freely this is identically true means you can choose any v and it is going to go to 0. If you can choose any v like this you can allow t to act on any v it means you can choose any fellow in the image of t. Now, any fellow in the image of t gets pulverized or annihilated by phi right. So, therefore, phi belongs to image t's I have used the whole word image image of t's annihilator. So, I started with something in the kernel of t prime and I ended up showing that it must belong to the annihilator of the image of t. So, one sided inclusion is done, but let me now just flip the direction. So, I will use a different color and again because I am lazy I will just go ahead and tell you to flip the argument and see that this works both ways. You start with something that pulverizes fellows in the image of t. It means that for every v that you can pick out if you let t act on it it belongs to the image of t and such fellows are pulverized by it. That means, phi composed with t acting on any vector is 0 that means phi composed with t is 0 that means t prime by the definition of the dual map t prime acting on phi is 0 that means phi belongs to the kernel of t prime. So, all I am going to do is and just get rid of the suppose here and flip it here right any doubts. So, this is indeed the case that there is both sided inclusion one something belongs to the annihilator of the image of t, it must belong to the kernel of t prime and if it belongs to the kernel of t prime it must belong to the annihilator of the image of t phi no this is phi composed with t it is not phi 0 it is phi composed with t that is why phi. So, first t acts on v and then phi acts on it is the composition right ok. Next perhaps if you are dealing with finite dimensional vector spaces we can also investigate what the dimension of this vector space is going to be right. So, dimension of kernel t prime is going to be equal to dimension of sorry I am going to use the shorthand I am now yeah image of t prime, but just a while back what have we seen. So, dimension of image t plus dimension of image t is annihilator is equal to dimension of what tell me image of t is coming from where image of t is coming from where yeah. So, basically image of t just that is why we do proofs you see we do not memorize results when we did the proof you saw how we went about building this result right we took a basic vector space took its basis extended it until we got the basis for the complete vector space. So, start with image of t as that vector space subspace subspace sitting inside u extended to u right and then the annihilator will complete the number of elements in the annihilator that completes the argument. So, this is dimension u agreed fits in with what we approved right. So, then what happens this is dimension u minus dimension image of t, but now I am going to use the conventional rank nullity theorem dimension u minus what is dimension image of t from rank nullity theorem think of t what is it dimension image t plus dimension kernel is equal to dimension v is it not. So, what am I going to substitute there agreed make sense when I say make sense go back to the matrix picture think about what for a matrix t and its transpose t prime will be the number of rows and columns what will they correspond to the sizes of v or u or which ones and check out if it is indeed true you know that their rank of a matrix and its transpose are the same because the row rank and the column rank are the same. So, just see if this sort of fits in with that picture does it you agree that this checks out see the ranks will be equal the nullities would not be equal of course the nullities cannot be equal right they cannot be because there are different number of columns and rows potentially unless the vector spaces out of same dimension unless it is a square matrix the nullities cannot be the same if the ranks are same the nullities cannot be same unless the vector spaces out of same size or same dimension and that is that difference is exactly what is being captured through this right. So, when I say check out it means basically get your hands dirty and think of matrices right.


It's time for another edition of Titans all-access and coming up on this week's show Outside linebacker Arden Key's energy is infectious Find out why he loves the game of football so much plus the Titans head to Miami for the first time It's the longest game in NFL history hear how the Titans survived a game that lasted more than seven hours a New Titans all-access starts now But there he is the newly bulldozer Derek Henry got Chris Moore can he catch it? Will Levist Levist to Hopkins Big Jeff Welcome to the bed MGM studio for another edition of Titans all-access. I'm Mike Keith This is my favorite time of the year and not just because the holidays are right around the corner But the beginning of December is when we celebrate high school football in our great state Last week nine schools were crowned state champions during the Blue Cross Bowl games in Chattanooga and on Tuesday Ten players were announced as winners during the 2023 Tennessee Titans mr. Football Awards luncheon at Nissan Stadium in class 4a state champion Pearl Cone was well represented with two finalists and the eventual winner mr. Football himself Keyshawn S. Tarleton to get the full Tennessee Titans mr. Football experience with Keyshawn We invite you to listen up with Duncan here on Titans all-access Mr. Football right here Feeling good It's my pleasure to welcome you to the 2023 Tennessee Titans mr. Football Awards There's obviously a lot of attention on these these days and wrapped it up in Chattanooga a couple days ago And it all culminates here with the mr. Football Awards So it's a special period of time for us this time of year and The kids it's such a special event for them This is one of the special things that we do as an organization Football means so much in this state and while the Titans are the professional football team for the state The the core the foundation the soul of football is in the communities It's at the high school level whether they walk away with the big award or black or whatever they they know walking away They're one of the best football players in the state Tennessee Please welcome to the podium our emcee for today's event the voice of the Titans mr. Mike Keith This is a great day for everyone who loves football in the state. Let's go the 2023 Tennessee Titans mr. Football is Isaiah Groves East Robertson High School Kelvin Perkins Redarius Jackson Sheffield High School Jalen Mosley Jackson Christian He shot Tarleton Pearl Cote High School It's it's special for them because we try to kind of keep that under wraps And so it's a surprise for most to see their eyes and look on their faces when they see The specialized jersey they have for them. They're in the Titans locker room. Their fan was there with them It's a really special moment Real receiver Yeah It feels great to be the best for the best or the best of my class Well, it's a dream come true for me Yeah, just feel great for me to be one of the best for the best in my class It's a really special moment and see you know see them be able to soak that in is really special I really like dream come true Once again, congratulations to all the winners of the 2023 Tennessee Titans mr. Football awards Still to come on Titans all access coach Dave McGinnis joins me to break down the cheetah Tyreek Hill But up next Arden Key is full of energy find out why after the break It's time for the decision of the week sponsored by using Coleman gay and our 2023 Walter Peyton man of the year nominee is Jeffrey Simmons Selecting Jeffrey Simmons as the 2023 Tennessee Titans Walter Peyton man of the year is a decision that just makes sense the Titans drafted Simmons in the first round of the 2019 NFL draft and he has been a man of the people ever since whether it's a shopping spree with a kid for the holidays or Work through his give him a reason foundation big Jeff has a big heart combine that with his greatness on the grid iron to see Titans Walter Peyton Decision that just makes the soul of football is in our communities For the holidays or and you'll understand why his nomination is this week's decision of the week Sponsored by Hughes and Coleman Chew in the gun Rolling to his right throws back across the middle of the passes intercepted Hi, can't come the other way. Let's see if hooker can score. He puts a move on He's got green grass 50 40 30 20 10 five Tennessee for the first time ever well, wow Welcome back to the bet MGM studio as Titans all access continues If you ever watch Titans outside linebacker Arden key on the field during a game, you'll likely notice that he is always going talking and moving around and Talking so when our Amy Wells visited with him earlier this year She naturally had to ask him about his energy and to no one's surprise He was more than willing to open up for this week's Nissan insider Arden key you have been called a tone center. What is the tone that you are setting? What is the Arden key vibe? Very hyper. I got a lot of energy. You'll hear me before you see I just I just love to have fun really a lot of have fun. I like to smile I just like especially when we have practice and stuff like that if I can come in and just Make it make you feel better. Just one percent. Yeah, that's me. We talked about your vibe Mike Vrable has his very own special vibe. How do you guys mesh together with your two styles? I think Mike is just misunderstood If you understand Mike and understand that he only say things to Get you to be the best you then it's all funny Now you're in your sixth season as an NFL player How are you different now than you were in season one more locked in on details a smile detail Because the small details are equal up to the big thing when you had this organization for so long You really don't know anything else but that organization then once I want so I went to another organization Then it showed me a different way of doing things a more successful way of doing things and I kind of picked up on the Successful tip now you're from a bigger family in Atlanta a bunch of twins in your family.  How does something like that happen? Where does this twin thing come from? It started with us? Um, it started with me and my twin sister. I got twin sister and then she ended up having twin boys And it was crazy when we first found out it was crazy We didn't we we always knew that a twin skipper generation So what so if it was us then maybe our kids kids would have had the twin But my twin ended up having a twin now. I kind of got jealous because I wanted to Like and I didn't have it so that's crazy, but basketball players in your family, right? I'm not any football player How'd you end up playing football? I think of my dad my dad introduced me to football first So it was football when I was eight years old and then I didn't even play Organized basketball until I was like 12 13 So I was able to build the love of the game for football and then basketball was just something to keep me out of trouble How good does it feel to be a closer to that family closer to Atlanta back in that region? I would assume there's going to be a lot of keys at Titans games feels good for them to be Literally three hours away. They can make that job any day. We are so excited to have you here. I'm so excited to be here Arden Key has tallied four sacks one forced fumble and eight solo tackles in his first season as a Titan at least so far Up next on Titans all-access Dave McGinnis is here to talk Tyreek Hill stick around Hey Titans fans, it's Matt Moore former Tennessee Titan Javon curse here. This is coach Mack What's up everybody former Titan Keith Bullock here former Tennessee Titan Kevin Dyson be sure to watch taste of Tennessee The place the food the folks. This is a taste of Tennessee. This is absolutely delicious exclusively on LG channels and LG OLED TVs Titans all-access continues from the bet MGM studio. I'm joined by my Titans radio broadcast partner coach Dave McGinnis As we prepare for Monday night football against the Dolphins Mike McDaniel has a special offense He said when he went in there last year, he felt like he could get to a tongue of Iowa straight He has how's he done it? Well, he's done it. First of all that, you know two is a little bit More mature in this league right now. He's healthy But what we're looking at with this offense first of all, it's a dynamic speed offense You look you look at it very very quick it doesn't take you long with the cowboy on the film to see how much speed they have and It's really a nuanced inflow RPO type of a system But they've also got some really good checks if they catch you in man to man. They're going up top Mike But look, he's learned how to operate that the offense much as you saw him do when he was at Alabama I mean they they catered some of this offensive Tack to him and so it's working pretty good for him. He's got Tyreek Hill and more than that. Yeah, but Yes, go ahead. All right, we're going to go beneath the surface now powered by Microsoft All right, I'm going to show you Tyreek Hill for this play here's number 10 the cheetah All right, now let's watch it before you start it Mike too high safety look back here So Tula is looking at this right now He's got a three by one formation set up right here right now But he's looking at this we're going to see once this starts where the safety is going to start creeping down Now it becomes a post-safety defense and post-safety means you're in man to man Watch the check that he goes to and watch where it goes. This is going to be man to man now All right, man to man. You see him look at him stutter and go No way. Goodbye. Good night. He outruns not only the man on top of him in man to man He outruns the safety angle also This is the fastest player in the national football league anytime you give him post-safety if the down and distance calls for it He's going to go All right, let's take a look from behind from behind you got it Once you've got you got a four-man rush that that's starting up here But they bar he's already checked and seen what's going on. They get everything cave It's a completely clean pocket to the left handed quarterbacks left I mean and this right here is pitch and catch The only thing that's stopping him is if he hit that wall with a w on it It has been said that he runs a four one-ish 40 you buy that under four two Well, he runs faster than anybody on the field. You see him kneeling down right here looking at the check He's looking for the check on this on this defense Single high safety. We talk about single high safety. This is the same team You'd think that they would have learned single high safety. Look at him looking at it It's the check they put him in here to check man's own declaration Now he's not in the stance yet. Is he he's looking go It's go it's single high coverage. He started to run the post Toa threw it back to his outside shoulder. This guy running 120 miles an hour made a move from The post back to the corner. Here we go Yeah, the scary thing about him is he's not just world-class speed He's also world-class quick as well. Well, absolutely. I mean this guy's got it all and he's not the only one Mike You know as you well know But they've got they've got a speed setup back there And so if they catch you in this man-to-man at inopportune times We've just seen two explosive plays back to back basically in a series And you're talking about tyree kill who's your 12 games has nearly 1500 yards receiving Already in 2023 and he said he wants to be the first 2000 yards. Yeah, he may do it Coach mack. Thanks. You're welcome. Thanks for the look at the cheetah We've got more coming up on this edition of titans all access right after this This is stadium in 60 a quick update on the titans new stadium presented by nissan The new titan stadium is being designed with sustainability in mind most stadiums built in the 1990s were designed the last 30 years This stadium is being planned with a much longer lifespan in mind Adam noose is a titan senior vice president and chief revenue officer This is a legacy project that is going to be something that is going to impact generations to come And when you think about that you think about functionality long-term sustainability long-term and some of that comes to the fan experience Not just for our kids, but our kids kids Kelly decorcy is the titans new stadium project executive You know for the titans organization to have a home that the titans fans can just embody and own and and have that Home field advantage every given sunday. I think is amazing But then just what it means for the events on the next level of to have these Events that we don't get march madness college football playoffs a super bowl. Hopefully Those are things and i'm just super excited about Nashville's rising but this will take us to the top for the latest news visit titans new stadium dot com Usually the team's operation staff is in charge of taking care of flights hotels and Generally any needs that may pop up during the season However, it's not every day that you play a game That lasts for more than seven hours So when I asked titans vice president of operations brun acres to join me for a trip to oak ridge for our Follow me through tennessee series I had to get him to tell the story of when the titans were last in miami to open the 2018 season I want to know What really happened When the titans played the season opener at miami It what turned out to be the longest game in nfl history seven hours and eight minutes And you had the two long delays Is the story true That someone or someone's from the ops staff Went to the grocery store to get bread and peanut butter True story. Okay, true story. We used to carry a trunk with this full of peanut butter jelly with all the Bread and they're typically but what happened and I want to say mike. It was the second quarter started We started making pvnj's and the guys were hungry so they came in and They changed their sweat and socks undershirts We started making pvnj's Even the general manager was hungry And then the second break we started making more pvnj and then we ran out of bananas ran up on oranges Then it went to half More pvnj's and then our close game food came which was uh mission barbecue So next thing you know in the third quarter, we're eating our close game food And then I get a call that we're out of bread and out of pvnj's So I go to the concessionaire front of mine that works Dom and tell me I get two more So at the end of the game, I was out of peanut butter. We were out of barbecue Sitting there and everybody's about to lose their mind. It should probably work as well And the quarterback it's time marcus said I really just want a pepper on the pizza So a little morrow on our staff I gave him My credit card he goes into the concourse Gets a pizza. So marcus is eating pizza Maybe that was the fourth quarter of them. Okay And then next you know players see it Like I want a pizza. Oh, wow. Here we go. So next you know Luke's up there and he takes a cooler And he fills the cooler full of personal pizzas Players like pizza I bet chris and I handed out Seven thousand cups of water on the side. I've never seen I've never worked that hard Runakers may have the most interesting job in the entire titans organization And so I'd love for you to hear the rest of our conversation On the most recent edition of the otp the official titans podcast Available wherever you get your podcasts Next on titans all access my three seat geek keys to victory against the dolphins. We'll be right back And a bit six to explosive plays on offense, that's exactly what we need to start this afternoon off. Okay It's time now for my three keys presented by seat geek Key number one score The dolphins are averaging 32 points per game. They average 428 yards per game They can run and they can pass they are going to school The titans scored 28 points last sunday. They'll likely need at least that on monday night Key number two drive the ball If you drive the football you keep the ball away from the miami offense and that's a good thing and Miami's red zone defense is not fantastic If you can get inside the dolphins 20 you have a good shot at a touchdown Key number three don't miss a shot at a turnover To a tongue of i loa has thrown 10 interceptions and he's fumbled 10 times The dolphins other players have fumbled an additional 10 times One way to limit the dolphins possessions is to force them into turnovers Miami will turn the ball over don't miss a chance when you have a shot at a takeaway That's going to do it for this edition of titans all access Reminds you to tune into this weekend's game Monday night as the titans take on the dolphins kickoff is set for 7 15 central time Titan's countdown gets you ready at 6 p.m. Central on monday That'll do it for this week's edition of titans all access i'm mike keith and we'll see you next time


Madam President, Chairman, distinguished guests, you've just heard that Professor Paul Webby is retiring as director of the school. I've had the privilege of serving on his team as pro director for several years and today I should like to take this opportunity on behalf of the school management and the school community to put on record a great appreciation of the enormous contribution that Paul has made to the school. Perhaps more importantly I'd like to convey for those who may not know Paul well the character and standing of the man. Paul came to so as from a distinguished career at Exeter University where he served as senior deputy vice chancellor. By training Paul Webby is an economic psychologist who graduated from the LSE with a first-class honours degree and a doctorate on children's perception of deception. He's the co-author of some 10 books and over 140 chapters and articles and his work has explored the contribution that psychology can make to the understanding of problems that have traditionally been seen as the sole concern of economics. Formerly president of the International Association for Research in Economic Psychology Paul was elected in 2010 as fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences. On his arrival at SOAS in 2006 he set about reversing years of financial deficit and concerns in relation to teaching standards in the school. His infectious enthusiasm and boundless energy quickly built momentum for the study of the societies of Asia Africa and the Middle East. SOAS is a complex place. It's probably the most diverse educational establishment in the world. The school not only brings together students from all across the regions but from the whole of Europe and North America and this is because of its expertise and academic distinction. It's politically incredibly lively and sometimes fibrillant given the conflicts in the world. Yet Paul was never daunted by the challenges this presented. By sheer strength of character and principle he made sure that academic freedom is preserved and that SOAS is a place which cultivates tolerance and mutual respect. His determination to ensure that the institution remained a bastion of academic independence was instrumental. For example in attracting funding from the Pierce Foundation for Israeli Studies and simultaneously millions of pounds from the MBI Algebra Foundation for the SOAS based London Middle East Institute. Under Paul Webley's directorship the study of subjects like politics, economics, law, management, development studies has grown a pace in line with the burgeoning interest in these fields among undergraduate and postgraduate students from all over the world. The growth in student body has been phenomenal during his period of office. Historic of strategic and vulnerable subjects attracted philanthropic support from a range of funding bodies for the study of Japanese Buddhism, Zoroastrianism and Southeast Asian art to the tune of over 20 million including endowed academic posts. Without Paul's inspiring and engaging leadership the school would not be in the position it is today. Strong, viable and distinctive. Paul Webley's championing of the study of Asia Africa and the Middle East has been complimented by a wider engagement with international students coming here to the UK. As chair of the Board of Trustees of the UK Council for International Student Affairs he's taken a national role in relation to the issues that affect all international students. Those who return to their countries as potential key players with an impression of the UK in their minds that will influence their views for years to come. Within SOAS staff morale significantly improved since Paul's arrival. It's difficult to objectively qualify what factors might transform staff motivation but as someone intrinsically involved in SOAS's life I have some insights. Paul has given SOAS a sense of direction through a new vision and strategy for the university both within the school and beyond. He has been a voice of reason and he combines this with a commitment to ethical behavior. But above all he's taken an enduring interest in the research and teaching of each and every one of us. Each one of us can attest to his curiosity about the work, the warmth he expresses, the encouragement he provides and the value he places upon our achievements. Publicly Paul Webley's commitment to the study of Asia Africa and the Middle East has been an inspiration and the beacon to the internationalist spirit in this country. His passionate optimism tempered by a psychologist's dispassionate understanding of behavior and motivation has been matched by a range of achievements for higher education and for Britain's engagement with the world beyond Europe. Earlier this year he was awarded a CBE in the New Year's Honours and the prestigious case leadership award in recognition of his significant contribution to the promotion and support of higher education. Privately many, many individuals in this institution have developed an attachment and an admiration for Paul Webley. We are proud and privileged to work with him. All of us see the consolidation of Suez with the North Block and the forthcoming centenary as moments that mark the success of Suez and of Paul Webley as its director. And so it has been with growing alarm that we have become aware of Paul's advancing illness. We have washed his historical determination to keep on working for Suez and we have stood in admiration and in tears. We stand with you Paul and we know you'll always be standing with us.


ياله يولدينه أمن صلي وعليه صليه التسيينة اللهم صلي ألم يولدينه بأي رسالل رسالة لصنين المنطف ربي أول is here it reminds us of the most noble person who ever walked on the face of the earth of his birth رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم ورسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم also passed away in this month of Prophet Muhammad the love of the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم and the love of the Messenger of Allah embellished in all of our hearts no matter how weak how weak and weak Allah says that the Prophet of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم النبي أولا بقوينه وإن أنفسه وزواجه المتبران that the Prophet of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم is more closer to you than your own self says Allah سبحانه وتعالى in the Qur'an implicitly Allah سبحانه وتعالى is telling us to love Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم more than our own selves because it's closer to us than our own souls Allah سبحانه وتعالى I say رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم said لا يؤمن أحمد حتى يقول that you will not be a true believer until you love me more than your parents than your children and everything that is in this world that my love should be more than that that is a command from the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم and the command from Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم is that the Messenger of Allah is more closer to us than our own selves رسول الله has become part of our worship even though we do not worship the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم take his name in azan where even right now millions and millions of Muslims are taking the name of the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم in the form of azan in the form of sending the root of Salawat to him in Salah in Zikr his name is not stopping taking the land of war if some people who disbelieve in Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم and his prophet try to point fingers to the Messenger of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم it doesn't mean anything but Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم himself says in the Quran إِنَّ اللَّهُ مُلَا الْقَطَوْ يُسَلُونَ عَلَى النَّبِينَ يَا إِهَ الَّذِينَ عَمَرُ يُسَلُوا عَلِيْهِ يَسْفِمَ أَرْسْمِ that indeed truly Allah and His angels are continuously sending Salah to Rasool الله صلى الله عليه وسلم for all of you should also send Salah to him a man from a village come to prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم and he says three things are very strange what you talk about what you say you say the entire Arabian peninsula is going to read Kalima I don't believe in that I'm not going to read the Kalima how can you say that the entire Arabian peninsula is going to read the Kalima soon and then he said you're saying Persia and Roman Empire will be conquered by the Muslims pretty soon you people don't even have enough food to eat you're talking about the contests of the superpowers of our time and Roman Empire and number three he said that there's a day of judgment I don't believe in day of judgment I do not believe in life and death and death رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم held his hands and his blessed hands and he said may Allah give you a long life very soon you will see the entire Arabian peninsula really read the Kalima while you're alive and he said in your lifetime you will see that the empires of Persia and Rome with Eastern Roman Empire will be conquered and number three on the day of judgment when I will see you I will hold your hand like this and I will remind you didn't I tell you those three things the man from the village walks away and says I do not believe in what you say in very few years Makkah is conquered liberated entire Arabian peninsula comes into the fold of Islam and he sees the entire Arabian peninsula reading the Kalima رسول الله passes away the time of Abu Bakr رسول الله comes the conquests begin Muslims are knocking on the doors of Eastern Roman Empire and Persian Empire comes أمر بن الخطاب رسول الله after the demise of Abu Bakr Persia is conquered Eastern Roman Empire Byzantine Empire is conquered he comes to أمر رسول الله is the leader of the believers at that time who travels all the way from Makkah to Medina and أمر رسول الله is the leader of the believers who comes to أمر رسول الله and he says أمر your prophet showed me three things I have seen two of the three I have seen the entire Arabian peninsula reading the Kalima I have seen the pockets of the portion of the Roman Empire and the treasures coming to Medina from those Empires number three the day of judgment I am sure I will see that too on the day of judgment and I know رسول الله told me to hold my hands and remind me and he reads the shahada in the hands of أمر بن الخطاب رسول الله to be you bear witness of أمر and أمر رسول الله whenever he used to see him coming from a distance during the gatherings you get up treating him as a VIP you go to him and hold his hands and kiss his hands and you tell people because these are the hands رسول الله will hold on the day of judgment and move our hands رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم goes on the day of judgment he will not leave that person until he makes him in the presence the message respected listeners is we put our hands in the blessed hands of رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم we go in the direction he takes it we stop at the signs he tells us to stop we yield at the places he tells us to yield we follow his ways and we will see how Allah سبحانه وتعاله will give us success in this life we will make our lives peaceful and tranquil in this life and we will put blessings and blessings in our lives and in our time and we will see how Allah will reward us on the day of judgment سهل إبني عبد الله رحمة الله عليه actually إبني عبد الله رحمة الله عليه one of the great pious princesses he is walking in the streets of Basra in Iraq a man comes to him and he says Allah says in the Quran that we fall in love and Allah will respond to our du'a to your du'a I make du'a to Allah and do not see any of my du'a being accepted by Allah سبحانه وتعالى why is that happening إبني عبد الله رحمة الله عليه tells him that you say your Lord is Allah but yet you do not obey his commands you recite the Quran but you do not follow injunctions of the Quran you say you love your prophet yet you abandon his sunnah his ways you say Shaytan is your enemy still you take him as a guide you say you love their days but you have not done much to prepare for it you fear the hellfire but you have yourself become a hostage of the hellfire you look at the forms of other people that you do do look but you do not look you enjoy and eat from the blessings of Allah yet you do not give enough thanks to Him you bury your dead you bury your dead yet you still do not take lessons from may Allah forgive us respected listeners the Sahaba the companions of the prophet who love the prophet of Allah more than their own selves they would remember death in weddings they would remember death in weddings and Allah forgives us we do not remember death in funerals there is a way we need to develop the love of the prophet of Allah in our hearts we should make us do more good motivate us to do good deeds and to bring that love in love of the prophet of Allah in our hearts to bring that love of the prophet of Allah in our hearts respected listeners we have to sacrifice our emotions and our desires follow his beautiful ways سهل ابن أبدالله رحمة الله عليه يقول one of the signs of the love of Allah سبحانه وتعالى is one of the signs of love of Allah سبحانه وتعالى is that you love to recite the Qur'an and one of the signs of loving the Qur'an is you love the prophet of Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم and one of the signs of loving the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم is you love you follow his ways you adopt his Sunn and one of the signs of loving the prophet and one of the signs of despising this world is being content and satisfied before Allah has given us being content before Allah has given us how could you call you had the أستفدر رحمة الله عليه وسلم to hear from Allah its small defect in a dress they put it on sale 50% off 70% off if you are driving the most expensive car in America or one of the signs in America or one of the expensive cars one flat tire one flat of the very expensive car it takes maybe 50% or a dollar or three here to put in the tire to make the car run without reaching the car that your expensive car did not run the feds your the interest rates by not one person one quarter of one person it sends little effects in the financial markets of the most powerful country throughout the world actually elections the results are coming up respect to this imagine the electoral votes electoral votes become come to ballot to equal 269 votes for democrats and 269 for republicans what is going to happen it's a time and the chances it might happen if not this time sometimes it might happen might happen this time Allah knows best what happens the entire house of the entire house will what is it house up house up entire house up representatives the american cars we shall be chaos to come up with the result to come up with their agreement one electoral vote respect to this one electoral vote on the most powerful country on the planet earth can make a difference one sunnah of the sunnah of the sunnah of the sunnah of the sunnah of the sunnah of the sunnah of the sunnah may Allah make us realize the value of the sunnah of the sunnah may Allah make us realize these beautiful ways where Allah has put like I said peace and tranquility and success in this life in the next life that is the currency that is going to be value in the day of judgment how much should we follow Rasul Allah كل انقل تحبون الله تطبيقون يحفظون الله Allah says tell me if they love Allah let them follow Rasul Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم and Allah will love them and Allah will forgive this may Allah make us realize إن الله يعنو بالأديد والحسان والإدائي والشربة وإنهن بحشائد وإنهن وإنهن وإنهن وإنهن وإنهن


This paper presents a method for accurately rectifying mosaic-ing unmanned aerial vehicle, UAV, photographs. Firstly, the UAV images are converted into a three-dimensional point cloud which is then transformed into a real-world coordinate system. This is done by either directly jorferencing the camera position or by using ground control points, GCPs. Once the point cloud is geo-referenced, the individual images can be joined together to form a mosaic of the study area. The accuracy of the two methods was tested and found to be between 65 cm and 120 cm for the direct method and 10-15 cm for the GCP method. This article was authored by Christopher Watson, Arco Lucia, and Darren Turner.