So, let's take a look at a historical perspective. The book of Isaiah chapter 44 in verse 1 and in verse 8 says, Yet now here, O Jacob my servant, and Israel, whom I have chosen, you are my witnesses. So what is the historical perspective on this issue? In the more than 3,300 years since the Jews left Egypt, our journey as God's chosen people, or servant, has taken us throughout the four corners of the earth. Being His witnesses, we have encountered all of His tree's great empires face to face, and we have outlasted them all. Our experiences have taught us much, including the enduring nature of our people and our Torah. We will now explore some additional lessons in our unique history to further highlight this subject. If we examine a timeline of Jewish history, you will see that it begins with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, through our exodus from slavery in Egypt, through the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, and extends right through until today. As God promised to Abraham, our history demonstrates the miracle of the Jewish nation who has always retained a faithful remnant that has survived against all odds. Yet, in every generation, Jews have been lost through persecution or through abandonment of Judaism in favor of the foreign culture of the day. However, faithful Jews have always resisted demands to abandon our beliefs for other gods. For the last 2,000 years, we have viewed calls to believe in Jesus in this way. In Deuteronomy 11 verse 16, there's a warning that states, Beware lest your heart be deceived, and you turn and serve other gods and worship them. Every Jew alive today has a long line of ancestors to thank for having remained true to Judaism and the Jewish people. In every generation, those Jews who embraced other cultures and religions at the expense of their Judaism failed to have descendants faithful to Judaism and most of them became totally assimilated within 3 to 4 generations. Think of it this way, if one of your great grandparents had converted, you would in all likelihood not identify as a Jew today. The book of Deuteronomy chapter 4 verse 4 says, But you who held fast to the Lord your God are alive every one of you this day. If God wants the Jewish people to survive, then those Jews who cut their ties to historical Judaism are swimming against the tide of God's agenda. Let's look at the Second Temple Era and the Rise of Christianity. Christianity arose during very trying times for the Jewish people, and it is important to understand the historical context of that period. In the year 586 BCE, following the destruction of the first temple by the Babylonians, the Jews were carried from their land into exile. After 70 years, Ezra the scribe led a large number of Jews back to Israel to reclaim the land and rebuild the temple. The majority of Jews however remained in Babylon even after the Romans destroyed the Second Temple in 70 CE. Then there was the Great Assembly. Upon returning to Israel, Ezra convened a special assembly of the Sanhedrin, the Jewish High Court, known as the Anshe Knesset Hagdola, men of the Great Assembly, whose members included the likes of Nechemia, Daniel, and Zechariah. Since the era of the prophets had come to an end, the Great Assembly addressed itself to several critical needs of the nation. Two of the greatest achievements of the Great Assembly were one to canonize the Tzennach, or the Old Testament, as Christians refer to it. To do this, they selected those books that were consistent with the laws and beliefs of the Torah and whose prophecies were of enduring relevance. From the writings of the Tzennach, we get a consistent picture of Jewish beliefs, including the Messianic Era. They also organized the Jewish Prayer Service. To express the beliefs and aspirations of Judaism, the Great Assembly formalized Jewish blessings and prayers. Among these are the Shmona Esrae, the 18 blessings which formed the core of the Jewish Prayer Service. By examining its sacred words, we get an insight into a variety of Jewish beliefs, including the topic of the Messiah. Let me read an important prayer from the sitter, our Jewish Prayer Book. Quote, The offspring of your servant David may you speedily cause to flourish and enhance his pride through your salvation, for we hope for your salvation all day long. Blessed are you, God, who causes the pride of salvation to flourish. This blessing from the Shmona Esrae, which is recited three times daily by observant Jews, deals with our belief in the Messiah. Obviously, there is no mention that the Messiah will be the Son of God, that he will suffer and die as an atonement for our sins, or that there will be a second coming. These Christian ideas are totally foreign to Judaism. As the men of the Great Assembly passed away, they bestowed the mantle of leadership to a long line of sages known as the Tanayim, who led the Jewish people into the Talmudic times. Their adherence to the laws handed down from Moses to the judges and to the prophets set the stage for the continuity of our faith until today. As the Talmudic rabbis in turn assumed the leadership of the people, they were prepared to withstand the tests of exile and our enemies. Then came Hellenism and the roots of Christianity. Perhaps the greatest challenge that Judaism faced in the Second Temple Era was the spread and influence of Hellenism. Through the conquests of Alexander the Great, Hellenistic ideas made their way into the land of Israel. Conflict arose between the man-centered philosophy of Greece that emphasized physical beauty and pleasures, and the God-centered Torah of Israel that emphasized holiness and adherence to God's laws. This battle still rages today. As many Jews sided with the Greeks in their disregard for the Torah, this conflict was further heightened. The events of the Chanukah story, which took place in 165 BCE, saw this conflict result in a successful conclusion with the Jews achieving a spiritual as well as a military victory. Although the founders of Christianity were Jews, they took this new religion on a path that led away from the Torah to make it more palatable to the Greek world. Greek mythology contained foreign notions, such as virgin-born saviors, and many of their heroes were venerated as being sons of God. The New Testament was composed almost entirely in Greek, unlike the books of the Tanakh, which were written in Hebrew. Paul, the main promoter of Christianity, made his new religion more appealing to the pagan nations by replacing the observance of Torah law with total faith in Jesus. Over time, additional pagan influences were brought into Christianity, such as the belief in the Trinity and vicarious atonement, as well as pagan holidays. When Christianity became the official religion of the Roman Empire, its doctrines and practices demonstrated that it was focused on appealing to the surrounding pagan nations. Soon thereafter, all its Jewish ties were severed. Here are the pagan origin of the major Christian holidays. Sunday is the weekly festival to the Sun God. December 25th is the festival of the winter solstice. Easter comes from the festival to the fertility goddess Oster, with its fertility symbols of eggs and rabbits. That brings us now to Christianity and the Jews. Despite the efforts of Christianity to portray itself as the religion of love, it had posed the greatest threat to the Jewish people over the last 2,000 years, both physically and spiritually. The church's legacy of religious and economic oppression, as well as the wholesale slaughter of Jews, remains as history's longest standing oppression of one group against another. Many missionaries are very quick to apologize for atrocities committed by Christians over the centuries against the Jews, but are equally as quick to tell you that those murderers were not real Christians. They say real Christians wouldn't do that because they are so loving. It has always been difficult to accept an answer like that. In truth, they are only trying to escape the responsibility that their religion has had concerning Jewish bloodshed. What about the millions of believers in Jesus who sat by and did nothing? Were they also not real Christians? Many Protestant missionaries try to absolve themselves by attributing the bloodshed to only the Catholics who initiated the Crusades, the Acquisition, and numerous blood libels and pogroms. Yet, when we read the writings of Martin Luther, the founder of the Protestant Reformation, we also see a tremendous amount of hatred towards the Jews. Through his work on the Jews and their lies, Luther's anti-Jewish rants from the 1500s influenced the leaders of the Nazi Party in the 20th century. Let me quote Martin Luther. First, their synagogues should be set on fire, and whatever does not burn up should be covered or spread over with dirt so that no one may ever be able to see a cinder or stone of it. And this ought to be done for the honor of God and of Christianity in order that God may see that we are Christians. Secondly, their homes should likewise be broken down and destroyed. Thirdly, they should be deprived of their prayer books and their tombs. Fourthly, the rabbis must be forbidden under threat of death to teach anymore. To sum up, dear princes and nobles who have Jews in your domains, if this advice of mine does not suit you, then find a better one so that you and we may all be free of this insufferable devilish burden, the Jews. That's Martin Luther. Most Jews are painfully aware of the brutal persecutions by Christians throughout history. Therefore, for the missionaries to succeed in overcoming Jewish resistance to Christian beliefs, they must first succeed in overcoming the problem of Christian history toward the Jews. This is usually accomplished with an avoidance of the subject and an overabundant demonstration of love. Nevertheless, this is still denial. Some missionaries, on the other hand, actually try to put the blame for persecution on the Jews themselves. Why was the Second Temple destroyed? Why did the Holocaust happen? They suggest that it was because the Jews rejected Jesus and therefore God was angry with them. Every Christian is strongly impacted by the stories of the New Testament. And when they read certain passages, it is very difficult for them to feel much love and respect toward the Jews, our rabbis, Jewish law, or Judaism itself. Jews are characterized as heartless and ruthless, as seen in the story of the Good Samaritan, the character of Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus, and numerous other examples. Too often, the words of the Christian scriptures have stirred resentment towards Jewish leaders and Jewish law. Many New Testament quotes have been used to incite hatred and even bloodshed towards Jews throughout history. For instance, you Jews are of your father the devil and the lust of your father you will do, from John 8, verse 44, or, but when he or John the Baptist saw many of the Pharisees and Sadducees coming to where he was baptized and he said to them, you brood of vipers who warned you to flee from the coming wrath, Matthew 3, verse 7, or the Jews who both killed the Lord Jesus and the prophets and drove us out, they are not pleasing to God, but hostile to all men, Thessalonians 2, verses 14 and 50. As Jews, we recognize the heroic compassion of many Christians who saved Jews during the Holocaust and other times of persecution, but we have also experienced similar acts of kindness from Gentiles of other faiths and we call such people righteous Gentiles. In conclusion, evangelical Christians are behind the aggressive efforts targeting Jews for conversion and we must educate ourselves and others to be prepared. A final lesson from Jewish history is that we have no rebel heroes. Quote the book of Numbers chapter 14, verse 9, only do not rebel against the Lord. There is much that we will find in our Tanakh, our Jewish Bible, or the Old Testament as Christians call it, personalities, events, laws and principles, but one thing we do not find are rebel heroes. What do I mean? All the heroes of the Tanakh are people who stood up for the Torah and for sustaining the religion that God revealed to the Jews. When things were not going well for us, they called for a return to the old order, Torah observance, because this is our foundation. Occasionally, people came along and said, the old is out and we've got something better. Yet none of them is among the heroes of the Tanakh. Not so in the non-Jewish world, which is devoid of Torah. Their rebels are often their heroes. Yet every new system of law that man creates, no matter how seemingly enlightened, ultimately degrades and must be recreated again and again. In our century, Lenin and Mao touted communism and claimed the old order is unjust and we have something better. Likewise, their systems of government became unjust in a short time. In 1776, the American Revolution overthrew an unjust tyrant. Nevertheless, in the 1960s, with the civil rights movement and the Vietnam War, the American government and society needed a new revolution. In the religious world, Martin Luther proclaimed that the old order of Catholicism was corrupt and offered a revised form of Christianity. Today, we can clearly see what became of his protest in Germany as it progressed into the 20th century. 2000 years ago, Jesus made the same type of proclamation against the Jewish religious establishment. His words provided sufficient reason for us to reject him. He was not our type of hero.


Sorry. Hi, beautiful.   Oh boy. It's a whole lot of trash first video is by Maddie Lambert I absolutely hate my hair right now.  I've felt that feeling many times. I'm here with you What I'm going to do is dye my hair. I'm ready to get the bleach on my head But I got two packs of this platinum hair dye. Okay Hopefully it doesn't make my hair lighter than it actually is maybe I'll just put it on my whole head already starting off strong with some crazy shit going on You get that I don't know what is in that box at one day I should go buy it because I really want to actually know like literally like what is the developer I don't think anybody really knows I feel like they would definitely throw some 40 volume in there and like Really blast the cuticle open as much as possible, but I also have this gloss that's like a toner kind of So I'm just gonna start out by brushing out and sectioning my hair into four sections Whoa, I hear the word section. Maybe I'm judging too soon. Maybe this could be okay We are sectioning the hair. I always don't wash my hair for two days before I get it dyed or dye it myself Great idea. That way it doesn't burn this out of your scalp. So we are just gonna brush this out I've had it in a messy bun all day. So it's a mess And I know all of you are probably like really shocked that I'm actually brushing my hair, but you know, it happens sometimes My hair is brushed out and now I'm gonna section it out.  Whoa calm down with that brush chill out We don't need to rub our hair out like that. That was the aggressive I'm gonna start from the bottom. I honestly don't know if that's what you're supposed to do But I feel like that's gonna be easiest for me. Yes, sir from the bottom It's the easiest to lay the hair on top as you go instead of flipping it over. You know what I mean start down here great idea Oh my god, it doesn't have a root brush Let's hope this toner has a root brush. Oh my god. It doesn't this is I've released play spatula and it's gonna have to work Look what I just oh I thought she was about to use a play spatula to color her hair But we got it. We got a tint brush. We got one.  That is such a small amount of product I probably couldn't even do my own hair with that. She's screwed. So I'm gonna start at the very bottom Okay, how are we doing this is she's just gonna go in like that. There's no way this is gonna turn out good Absolutely not. Oh, no It's not even getting in there guys guys You gotta lift the hair up and like pull down a section at a time You feel me like we can't just the big dude Like there has to be some kind of technique to it What I would recommend is taking horizontal sections paper thin sections as you go up the head I hope she's using like a 20 volume with lightener for this her hair is not that dark naturally So she doesn't need 30 volume or 40 volume and she's lightening her roots So she's gonna get that heat from the scalp Which is gonna lighten it even better and faster and clearer This is what happens when I don't put my hair up and rubbing it in Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no It's definitely gonna have to go down the whole straight. Oh my god. I'm ruining my hair Literally probably paid about a thousand dollars in total.  Please have a better technique there She's basically just putting the liner over everything and then just like mushing it through on her roots Which is gonna overlap on the existing lightened pieces, which is not going to be cute So I think my strategy here is once I get the bleach all over my head. I'm just gonna rub it into my roots with my hands That is the Absolute worst idea. I just wanted to let you know. Why do you say his name? Is it Brad Mondo? I really don't think it's the It's something. Wait, what? What were they saying about me? I think his name is Brad Mondo She goes, I really don't think it's that it's Brad Mondo.  Oh god. He missed a huge spot right there The friend has finally been able to help. I trust the friend more than I trust you I feel like she would do a better job I know for a back that she's gonna rinse this color out and there is going to be spots of darkness everywhere Everywhere No, she didn't she just took a scoop of bleach went like this and then just put it all in there Got our huge glob of bleach. Yeah, get into it. Oh My god It's over for every root. No, no, it's over for your hair. Not just your roots. Oh my god Why would you do that?  There's yellow roots and everything's gonna be mismatched Next time you need to go section by section perfectly divide the hair paint that root flip the section Paint that root take your time It'll actually be faster if you take your time because it's when you don't do it right Or you have to like redo things buy more lightener. It's more expensive to redo it It takes more time. Take your time in the first place My hair is fully developed and it feels so dead. I don't know if I'm missing any spots, but we'll see if I am Oh Shower and wash this out and then I have this toner. That's like really gray So hopefully it works time for the reveal of how the bleach did so she used the christen as gloss Which I'm not like mad about I don't really know what is in that gloss or like what it's comprised of Like I'm sure there's violet pigment in there to cancel out the yellow in her hair Since it was like a cool toned gloss, but I'm really not sure what it is But I'm glad she used a gloss and didn't just like use permanent color or something.  It's gonna cost a lot to fix that banding. Uh, it's gonna be not fun for the hairstyles We did good for an at-home bleach job.  That is so stressful Your hair is so fragile at the state when it's wet and when it's just lightened and overlapped a million times a lightener Don't do that. Yeah, it's falling out Oh, well, no It's okay though because we're blonde again. Oh No, no, oh So much is falling out. Oh my god. Oh my god spray some like conditioning mist in there like anything Like put some conditioner in there stop yanking it like that and also use a detangling brush. Oh my god I guess that's just what happens when you use bleach, right? No, maybe it's just maybe I'm brushing too hard Maybe you are maybe that's the reason we've got our toner It says just put it all over your head. So that's what I'm gonna do I'm gonna start at my roots though. Usually my hairdresser goes through with um toner like she does the bleach Like she does section by section, but we're just applying this like this But we're not doing that. Why would we do it right when we could do it wrong? She needs all kinds of things. She needs to relight in those roots She needs to get a toner on the roots first and then bring it down to the end So everything turns out even we definitely have some banding It can't go that bad that toner was definitely not dark enough at all now for the final final reveal It looks exactly the same that toner did literally nothing for me No, I need to get rid of the banding the banding is really bad on top But other than that, I think it's okay Mmm, okay The roots are just really brassy and banded, but I guess we're done here. Let's not do that anymore That's all I have to say. This next video is by Danny Colliero. Roy into Sally's right now. I'm gonna get everything Okay, I saw some 30 volume some powder lightener I think that's a great decision since her hair is quite dark and she's doing her entire head like virgin application moment It's gonna take a lot of time and a lot of patience. No, you don't have enough on your brush Danny, he can't I'm sorry. I'm way too much of a control freak and he way doesn't know what he's doing You just flicked it into my eyeball. Oh How did we end up here? No, no, don't pull so hard that hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts Oh, no already awful bad We fully went in with the lightener and put it all over the head with no technique We need to lay out each section We need to go in with extremely thin slices of hair lay that lightener on the mids and ends Okay, okay, okay get it on every single piece in four quadrants. This is important guys Once that is lightened to a good pale yellow. This is a little more advanced Like I would also have put foils in on every piece, but I just know that's not gonna happen at home So I'm not even gonna tell you to do that But you would have got a better result if you like did smaller slices I went through the entire head more evenly Um, and then did the roots after the ends have processed to a nice like bright yellow color That would give you even more color results. This way there's just no Way there's gonna be even colors. It's just not possible. And if it happens I will be shook the house sound boots. The bleach isn't my head is on fire.  I don't know if my hair is gonna get light enough So I might have to do it twice. Who knows she has quite fragile hair Like you can tell it's fine and fragile and I am scared She's about to lose some of it. Here's the update. It's bleach. It's not conditioned.  I'm going to do a little more bleach That makes sense, but we're just gonna lighten this area right here and that's it We're not touching any other part of my hair because it's done and it doesn't need to be lined anymore And it would legitimately fall out if I do oh no, no, no She's going back on it with more light in her and like I just know there's gonna be some overlapping in there guys I can't stress enough the fact that you can't overlap if you don't know what I mean by overlapping Like that means when something is lightened already Don't go and relighten it accidentally because you're trying to get a different section and you accidentally overlap on the previous lightened section No, no, no, no, no, no. Hey guys Good morning Oh my god, we need to lighten those mids and ends again. They are so orange. Please do not leave those out It looks fine. Like it looks mostly even but health wise I don't know what went wrong. Like I only bleached my hair one and a half times It wasn't like I did four times or something I feel like I've seen a lot of like bleaching fail videos and whenever they like Overbleached the hair because they do it too many times or something And I only did it once so first we bleached it and we did it for like third Actually, it was probably like an hour That's probably why because she went from the back to the front It doesn't actually matter how many times you lighten your hair Like that's not the deciding factor if your hair is going to be damaged or not It's really if your hair can handle it I can literally blight my hair 15 times in a row and it will not fall out other people you do it once It all falls out. It's just a difference in hair texture a lot of the time There were still some yellow parts So she did the yellow parts But then she wanted to like run it through the whole thing with really watered down bleach solution And I was like, okay I mean it was already really light but she wanted to make it lighter So we did it and now I'm scared It hasn't fully dried yet because I slept with it in coconut oil And in a little like wrap to protect my hair and it wasn't fully dry when I woke up Oh, babe. That is the telltale sign that your hair is f***ing dead It's damage beyond belief When your hair doesn't dry That's a terrible terrible sign that you need to cut your hair off That is because your hair is so porous and so in need of moisture It literally just grabs onto those water molecules and does not want to let go It's like, please Like, please keep me moist Please don't dry Like that's what it's doing No need to bleach it again. So I'm not doing that. So I'm not worried for that I'm just worried for how it's going to look when it's dry It feels like numb I don't know what to do about this I guess we're just going to do a haircut now And then we're going to put color in and I'll be done But I'm really scared of how it's going to look when it's dry Okay, here's the plan Stop lightning it Do a beautiful gloss on there at like a level eight and a seven route It'll be lighter Doing a darker route with lighter ends Gives you a contrast.  But I don't think being a platinum blonde double process is the life for you. Let's not do that We got a comb. We got scissors and we have a clip. Emma is going to give me a bob. Oh my god He's doing the bob. He's doing the bob. What are you doing? Are you combing it? Is that from just now? Look, that's that's just now. Are you sure? That's just my hair coming off She just got off a lot of hair. This isn't good. I did it. Did you do it straight? I mean, I do know what I'm doing, but no, you don't did you do it straight? Yeah, you're gonna cry. How's it looking? I'm so nervous. You know, I accidentally cut that one a little shorter. It's okay. We're looking good, honey I'm trying to get into my uh, hair stylist lingo. I'm actually pretty good. I think Well, that was a big chunk. No, you need to be sectioning my hair, dude My goal is for Brad Mondo to react to the freak out I'm here. I'm freaking out. Why aren't you sectioning my hair? I don't know how to section hair Yes, you do. I just told you what to do. Please be careful.  Is this not a fun video anymore? This has been a stressful video from from the second I started bleaching my hair. I wish you there's no way this is even. Oh, okay. Okay. It's not that bad You need layers in there that will help get rid of that damage on those ends All you're doing right now is getting rid of the damage on the length But we need to get rid of the damage in here my ends are fine. Like these are not crunchy They're not crispy my roots also not but this section right here just of this upper part of my hair overlapping It's because the color was overlapped in that spot. This color is called stoned punk. You ready? You can look It looks like a really cool color. It is pastel. This is not how you're supposed to put color How do you do it? You're supposed to at least do half it at a time What do you mean half? Like put half my hair up and do the bottom and then put it down and do the rest That sounds like a better idea than just dumping the stuff on the top of your head. Hi, this is my hair. Oh my god guys It's been a long time coming. What it was feeling really crunchy and crispy and bad But now it's fine and for some reason when I put the dye in and when I washed it and everything It just kind of all came together and now it looks great Wait, what why does it look phenomenal? I mean, I really want to see like the whole thing like down I love my hair. I think it's awesome. I'm really excited about it And I hope you guys like it too the end result is awesome And I feel like it just makes me more interesting looking like I feel like I don't look boring anymore So thanks for watching guys. Okay, so this is her hair down and honestly, this is the best case scenario for her I'm so happy. She didn't try and like keep it blonde and like fix things and whatever because it would have just kept getting worse I'm so happy. She ended up doing this lavender color because it looks it looks so good with her skin She looks so fresh and so cute. I love the haircut. Everything somehow came all together and I literally have no idea How you guys always find a way of shocking me that would chop your way of scaring the sh** out of me and shocking me What did we learn today? If you're gonna do it.  There's so much stuff. We have hair mask hair glosses We have hair colors. We have Shampoo's conditioners. We have curly hair products. We have oils everything you could possibly imagine You can follow me anywhere else here or get some hair inspiration xmodo hair instagram or xmodo color instagram It's lit over there. You can check out another video. My chest is not out in any other video like this So I'm sorry. You will not get more in my chest or nipple or you can hit the like button down below That's all for today. Thank you so much for watching. Don't forget to live your extra life and I'll see you next time. Bye


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Hi, I'm Zor. Welcome to Unisor Education. I would like to talk today about similarity of geometrical objects. First, before going into mathematically rigorous or almost rigorous definition of similarity, let's just think about what kind of geometrical objects we may call similar. How about two points? Are they similar? Intuitively, yes. I actually would like to refer to intuition right now, before we go into any kind of rigorous definition. Okay, fine. How about two segments? Are they similar? Well, I understand they're not congruent, not equal in lengths, but are they similar? Well, again, intuitively, similarity is referred to shaped more or less the same way, and they are shaped the same way, more or less. So, I would say these are two similar objects. How about a little bit more complex, something like this and this. Are they similar? Well, probably not. Again, we are talking about only intuitive kind of understanding of similarity. Now, why are they not similar? Well, because this is kind of angular, it's a triangle and this is circle, it doesn't have any angles. All right, fine. Let's just do it slightly differently. Let's just have two angular figures. Let's say this one and this one. Are they similar? Again, probably not, because there are three angles here and four angles there. All right, how about two triangles? This one and this one. Are they similar? Again, although they do look alike, however, it doesn't look like this is the same kind of a shape, if you wish. Yes, they both have three angles, but angles are different. So it looks like an angularity by itself is not sufficient for being similar. We need something which is something like this. These two, although not congruent and not equal in size, et cetera, do look similar. And why do we feel that they are similar? Well, primarily because their angles are the same and obviously the number of angles and number of sides, et cetera. So how can we define two different geometric figures to be similar to each other in a little bit more mathematical fashion? Well, we can always talk about equality of the angles and proportionality of the sides, but I don't want this to be defined this way because how about two circles? This one and this one. Are they similar? Well, seems to be, right? But we can't really define any kind of angles here or sides. There is no such thing. So I would like to approach similarity from slightly different angle and it would be more universal and applicable not only to triangles, quadrangles, et cetera, but basically to all geometrical figures. For instance, this one and this one. They also look similar, right? Okay, so let's go and try to define similarity in a little bit more rigorous fashion. First of all, let me recall what transformations we already know, which we usually call congruent transformations. Now, if you remember, we can do something like a parallel shift, which means a figure like this will be transformed into a figure like this. Now, the parallel shift sometimes is called translation. We also know that there is a rotation, which means something like this can be rotated into something like this. Just turn it and shift it. And we also know that there is another congruent transformation which would transform something like this into something like this, which is symmetry relative to the axis. Now, having basically recalled these transformations I would like to add one more transformation and using this transformation, I would define the similarity. So what transformation I need right now? Well, it's called scaling. Scaling basically means the following. You have one particular point on the plane which is called a center of scaling. And then each point wherever it is would be transformed into another point using the following group. So the center of scaling, let's call it Q, is fixed and also fix something which we called a factor of scaling. Now, this factor of scaling can be any real number. So let's say factor of scaling is one half. What does it mean? It means that any point wherever it is would be transformed along this particular line in such a way that the distance, whatever it is right now, will be multiplied by a factor. So if it's one half, this point will be shifted to half of this segment. So if that was A, and this is B, so A would be transformed into B for factor equals one half. Now, if the factor is equal to, let's say two, then this segment will be multiplied by two in lengths and it will be here. I meant transformation. Now, what about the negative factors? Well, negatives is basically the same thing except we go to this direction. So we do two things. Number one, we basically reflect A to A prime. So if factor is equal, let's say minus one half. First, we reflect it to A prime relative to this center from A to A prime. It's a symmetry relative to the point. And then we basically multiply the lines of this by absolute value of the factor and you will have B prime. And finally, if A is transformed by the factor of minus two, it will be, again, first, we symmetrically reflect relative to the point and then we multiply these lines by the absolute value of the factor and we will have C prime. So it's quite easy to understand what actually is the scaling. Now, any other point, let's say, let's call it this point M, would be transformed according to exactly the same rule, which means I will connect it to the center of the scaling and then multiply this particular length by whatever the factor is positive. It will be this way, negative will be this way. Now, what's important to understand is that every point on the plane would be transformed in exactly the same way, regardless of what direction we are scaling. So this direction would be the same factor as that direction or this direction or this direction from the center. This property is called isotropic. Isotropic is basically equal in all directions. So that's why I put this word there. So I would actually refer it to certain words so we will know where we are. So we have basically decided that scaling is supposed to be isotropic, which means in every direction we are scaling by the same factor and we are basically either stretching or shrinking the distance from the center of scaling of any point along the line which connects the center with this point. And in case the factor is negative, we just go to another side of this line, but in any case it's exactly the same thing. So this is a transformation of scaling. Now, why did I define it? Well, let's look again at this picture of something which I consider, well, it's kind of similar, right? So my purpose was to preserve the shape but to change the size. And the factorization, the scaling, that's what actually is changing the size. So I presume that I have a transformation of scaling which will transform one into another. So this point would be transformed into this point, which means they're supposed to be on the same line from some center of scaling. And this point would be transformed, this point would be transformed into this line, which means these two lines are on the same scale. Now we are dealing with this center of scaling. And if the proportionality of these two segments, let's say it looks like it's about two, right? This is about half the size of this. So if proportionality between this and this is the same as between this and this, then we are talking about scaling relative to this center and the factor equal to ratio between this length or this length, this length, and this length, et cetera. So these points are corresponding to, not the probability, call it A prime, B and B prime, C and C prime. So these points are scaling one into another, one into another. And thereby, we are transforming this particular geometrical figure into this. So it looks like scaling and similarity are related to each other concepts. I think we are ready right now to define what actually similarity is. Now, one more thing before that. Now, let's consider these two are similar because we can scale one into another. How about these two? So I turned this particular figure this way. Well, because I'm turning, which means I'm transforming congruently, transforming one into another, similarity should not really change. I mean, this is as similar to this as this, which means that if I would like to use transformation to be able to transform one figure into another, I should use not only scaling, but also congruent transformation of parallel shift, and which is translation and the entrantation and symmetry relative to the axis. So all my congruent transformations also should participate. So now the definition. Two figures which can be transformed one into another using these transformations of rotation, translation, reflection, and scaling using some center and some factor. Then these two figures can be called similar. This is a definition. So existence of congruent and scaling transformations is basically a definition of similar geometrical figures. So I don't have to really talk about angles or lengths of segments, et cetera, because they might not actually exist. You can have a form as non-angular like this one. This is a more universal definition, and I think it's always more preferable if you're dealing with something as universal as similarity. You don't want to be restricted only to triangles or quadrangles, et cetera. Now, all these properties of triangles and quadrangles with preserved angles and proportionality of the sides, I will address all these, but they will be not a definition of the similarity. They will be the consequence from this particular definition which is based on scalability. Okay, now let's talk again a little bit about scaling. If I have scaled one figure into another using this center and let's say a factor of two, like in this particular case. What does it mean actually? Well, it's an operation on geometric objects, right? Transformation, any transformation is some kind of an operation. Now, if you remember, when we were talking about operations, we were talking about certain sets of operations which are kind of complete to each other. Now, what does it mean in this particular case? Number one, is there a scaling which is a unit operation? Which means it does not change the geometric object. Well, the answer is yes. Have any scaling with a factor equal to one and you will have basically transformation which doesn't really move any point. Any point will just remain at its own position after this transformation. Now, next, is there a reverse transformation? So if I have a factor two for this particular scaling, can I transform back from here to here? Well, answer is obviously yes. We just use the inverse factor. If this is two, use one over two. If this is minus two, use minus one over two. If this is minus one, use another minus one. One over minus one, which is minus one. So whenever you're using one over this factor, you will have a reverse transformation which means all the transformations of scaling are well complete for anyone who is a reverse one. There is a unit transformation which doesn't change anything. Now, how about commutative and associative laws? Well, yes, they are preserved as well because if you think about, it's actually very easily, it can be very easily approved from the properties of multiplication because what are we doing? We are multiplying this length by the factor. Now, if you are multiplying it once by a factor of two and then another time by the factor of three, it actually means you're multiplying the lengths by two and by three. But it's the same thing as if you multiply it by three and by two, which is six anyway because the multiplication of the numbers is commutative. So the scaling of different factors using the same center of scaling is commutative. And for obvious reason, it's associative as well because of associativity between the numbers. All right, what are the elements? I think I have covered practically everything. All right, just one more obvious remark. If you have two congruent objects, are they similar? Well, obviously they are similar or object is similar to itself with the factor of scaling of equal to one as I have already mentioned. And other than that, I think we have covered this completely. Now, the purpose of this lecture was to introduce the definition of similarity based only on transformations of scaling rather than resorting to definitions for triangles separately from quadrangles and then we don't know what to do with circles, et cetera, et cetera. So similarity based on scaling is much better definition because it's much more universal. And there is one more word, which I wanted to talk about. This scaling is in mathematics, sometimes is called homogeneity. It's just the same word. I mean, the same meaning, different word, the same meaning. It sounds more scientific. That's why probably people like to use it, homogeneity. Anyway, I'll probably use scaling anyway. So again, the purpose of this lecture was just to introduce you to the definition of similarity. Now, next lectures will be devoted to how similarity is related to angles or to segments or to triangles or to circles and segments together, whatever it is. And then some problems will be introduced. This is just an introductory lecture to concepts of similarity. Don't forget that everything is on unisor.com. Gradually, this website is getting populated with lectures. There are about 100 lectures right now for different kinds of aspects of mathematics. I do recommend to go to this website and just take the whole course, whatever is available right now. And I do recommend parents to participate in this educational process of their students as well. Or maybe teachers who would like to introduce this way of learning. So people would learn from the lectures and then the teacher of the group can actually answer some more difficult questions or put some light on certain difficult parts of this. Okay, so again, it's unisor.com and it's free. So basically use it as you want. Thank you very much.


That's the bike. So I overtook me on double lines, the corridor on double lines. And that was just going on the incorrect side of the road there. I'll keep going with this group.


In May of 2023, Microsoft announced a new private preview of a new product and service at their annual build conference called Syntex Repository Services. Then, in November 2023, they announced the public preview of SharePoint Embedded, the new name for Syntex Repository Services, who is also referred to as Headless APIs or Repository as a Service, or RAS. SharePoint Embedded offers a headless API-only pattern for building content apps that integrate management capabilities, like collaboration, security, and compliance into any app by storing content within the enterprise's existing Microsoft 365 tenant. Now, I've had the opportunity to work with the SharePoint Embedded team for the last few months, leading up to the public preview announcement. And as a longtime SharePoint developer, I see great potential in this offering, as it addresses a need that app developers have had for years. The ability to use SharePoint to store data while blocking users from accessing the files through the traditional SharePoint web interface. In this episode, I'm going to explain where SharePoint Embedded is in my own words, and share some of the scenarios where I believe it can be really beneficial. Hey, I'm Andrew. If you're new here, be sure to hit that subscribe button below the video to stay up to date on all my videos from on Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Azure for full stack developers. SharePoint Embedded provides developers with a faster way to create file and document focused applications empowered by SharePoint. SharePoint Embedded is going to allow developers to integrate the powerful file and document management capabilities that SharePoint offers into their own custom applications. This video is going to focus on what SharePoint Embedded is and what it offers to developers creating custom apps. You can check out my other associated video that's going to show you how to build one of these apps in step-by-step approach. Now, for many years, users have enjoyed the document management capabilities provided by SharePoint. These features include collaborating on various file types, securing content, managing the content lifecycle, and utilizing enterprise grade classification in enterprise content management capabilities. SharePoint document management has been an industry leading solution for a very long time, and these capabilities have become the industry standard, leading ISVs and developers to want to implement them in their own custom solutions. Some organizations, they've recreated these capabilities in their own products while others have built their products on top of SharePoint. However, these solutions, they introduce a dependency on the entire SharePoint product. When all they really want is to leverage the document management capabilities and features of SharePoint in their own products and projects, that's what SharePoint Embedded brings to developers. It provides a faster way for developers to create file and document focused applications. SharePoint Embedded is powered by SharePoint, and developers can integrate the same powerful file and document capabilities that SharePoint has to offer in their own custom applications. SharePoint Embedded speeds up your content management plan by adding new features to custom apps. You can enhance Microsoft 365 security and compliance for your app, including auditing, e-discovery, bringing your own key, and many more options. You can utilize Microsoft 365 business continuity features like auto scaling, high availability, Microsoft 365 backup, Microsoft 365 archive, and disaster recovery. You can provide 365 collaboration to your customers, your users, and guest users within your app, such as co-authoring in Word or in PowerPoint or Excel. You can also incorporate Microsoft's trusted content management features into your app, like search, content preview, and version tracking. You can also define a custom user experience that gives your app full control over the security, lifecycle, and management of your content. And you can also utilize the capabilities of SharePoint Premium, for example document processing, e-signature, and content assembly within your applications. And you can make your content searchable in the Microsoft 365 semantic index that's and that's also available in co-pilot for Microsoft 365. Another way to look at SharePoint Embedded is that your custom application leverages SharePoint for all document storage and collaboration features. And this effectively uses SharePoint Embedded as a headless API to SharePoint's document storage system. Now when a customer installs and registers a SharePoint embedded application in their 365 tenant, SharePoint Embedded creates a brand new SharePoint partition. And this storage partition does not have a user interface, but instead the documents in the partition are only accessible via APIs. And this means that all documents will be accessible to the ISV or the developer's application. But the documents will only reside in the consumer's Microsoft 365 tenant. Now all documents that are stored in the SharePoint partition that are created by SharePoint Embedded apps are in the consumer's 365 tenant and therefore they're subject to the consumer's Microsoft 365 tenant settings. SharePoint Embedded is fully integrated with the Microsoft 365 Admin Center and Microsoft Purview, which allows administrators to use familiar tools to manage the content lifecycle, security, and compliance. Let's see some of the SharePoint and Microsoft 365 features that you can use in your SharePoint embedded applications. Office docs stored in SharePoint Embedded apps can be open for viewing and editing in office online applications. And this allows your users to work with documents directly on the website or in desktop apps for a better viewing and editing experience. The auto save feature, it automatically saves your files as your users work. And it's enabled for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files that are stored in your SharePoint Embedded apps storage. Furthermore, you can use the Microsoft Search API to search for content within your application. The search requests run in the context of the signed-in user and the search results are limited to the items that are accessible by the user based on their access control settings. For instance, the search results will include all the content that matches the search criteria and is accessible to the user, regardless of whether the SharePoint Embedded application is authorized to access the content. Now your users can discover and share content from your SharePoint Embedded application through their recommended quick access or share with me feeds on Microsoft 365 services like office.com, SharePoint search results, or in OneDrive users accounts. This allows your users to easily find content from your applications using familiar 365 experiences. And in future releases, the option to disable 365 content discovery across all services can also be configured. Now, while I've shared what SharePoint Embedded is from a high level, you still might be asking, okay, I kind of get it, but where would I want to use this? Let's look at a few examples, scenarios, as they may help you better understand why do you use SharePoint Embedded in your next application. Let's say that you have a very specific path that you want your users or your customers to follow. And part of this process collects data from your users, request different file types to be uploaded such as forms or pictures and resources. And instead of providing your users the flexible SharePoint experience with a series of specific instructions that they must follow, you can instead create your application that guides the user through the process. And along the way, all the data that you collect can be stored as files in a SharePoint Embedded container, along with any files that they upload. Some advantages of using SharePoint Embedded for this scenario instead of SharePoint is that the users are only going to get access to your app's user experience, not your SharePoint environment. In addition, not only are those resources that the user provides separate from your Microsoft 365 entitlements, which allow for simpler resource management, but they're also all subject to the same sensitive classification and records management and all the other features defined in your 365 tenants settings or your users 365 tenant This includes settings defined in purview within your 365 tenant. When you're building applications on top of SharePoint, it's still possible for user with permissions to navigate to the underlying site, depending on their permission level. If a user may be able to perform actions in the SharePoint interface that were not intended by your application, such as changing the site settings, these actions can have unintended consequences for your application or content. But in contrast, SharePoint Embedded is headless, meaning it does not have a user interface other than what is provided by your custom app. If you don't provide a method to change content or settings through your application, it's not going to be possible for a user to bypass this limitation through SharePoint. You have the ability to choose which collaborative features are available in your application, such as sharing. Some of the advantages of using SharePoint's Embedded instead of SharePoint include the following. If you require the collaborative capabilities of SharePoint, which you want to have a highly customized user interface, SharePoint Embedded is the solution for you. It allows you to handle high value content and manage the risk by removing the ability for users to discover or alter the content repository. The application containers can have separate default sharing settings from your OneDrive and SharePoint settings, ensuring logical separation of content from other Microsoft content. Now, what if your application targets end customers who need to upload files, you need simplified experiences and Microsoft 365 document storage capabilities? SharePoint Embedded supports this scenario without requiring access to your Microsoft 365 tenant. For example, if you run an event management organization, you're going to interact with speakers and vendors and sponsors and exhibitors. Vendors are required to send you statements of work and invoices. Sponsors and exhibitors, they need to provide marketing collateral and access to resources, such as booth packages and marketing materials. Speakers are expected to provide bios, session titles and abstracts, as well as slides and resource downloads for the students in their sessions. If you run your business on Microsoft 365, but you don't want to give access to non-employees, SharePoint Embedded is going to give you a solution for this. These users don't require a special license for 365 or as external users of SharePoint. This allows you to keep their data separate from your organization while being managed within your tenant's scope of compliance tools and data compliance requirements. SharePoint Embedded introduces a new type of storage called a container that helps manage content in a scalable way. These containers are created and stored within a Microsoft 365 tenant and the ISV or the line of business application can use the Microsoft Graph API to read from and write to the specific containers for your app. These containers are always part of the customer's Microsoft 365 tenant, regardless of how or where the app's code base is deployed. Containers are associated with a container type, a property that's stamped on every container instance. These container types are owned by one application and each application can only have one type of a container. Let's look at these container types a little bit more. Only the app owning a container type may create instances of that container. A container instance of a container must be associated with a container type. Apps can grant permissions to other apps to create, read, update and or delete container instances of a container type of the owning app. So for example, to allow backup and restore for DLP apps to operate on content in those containers and or create instances of the container type. Now Microsoft 365 customers have different rights for storage usage and features depending on the licenses that they purchased. Now the partition that's created in the customer's 365 tenant by SharePoint embedded apps doesn't count towards your existing 365 entitlements. Instead the partition in the customer's Microsoft 365 tenant that's created by the SharePoint embedded app that's billed separately through an Azure subscription. The billing is based on the pay as you go model or the metered approach which means that you pay for the total storage and the number of API calls and you can find more information about the costs and the billing rates in the Microsoft documentation that I'm referencing here. The way it works is that you associate a container type with a consumer's Microsoft 365 tenant with an Azure subscription. Therefore, all the containers that are linked to that container type will be billed through Azure by the customer to the customer. So how do you create a new SharePoint embedded application? There's a few steps that are involved in this process. So first step is that the app provider and the consumer must both enable SharePoint embedded in their tenants. Technically these can be the same tenant for example in an enterprise customer they can build their own line of business application as a single tenant app and consume it within the same 365 tenant. However, an ISV can act as the provider and create the app in their 365 tenant while their customers can use the app in their own 365 tenants as well. Now step two is that they're going to create a new container type in the app provider's 365 tenant. They then are going to register that container type in the app consumer's 365 tenant and then step four is that app provider creates and deploys an application the code base which can reside anywhere. It's going to use Microsoft Graph APIs to read and write data to the specified consumer's SharePoint embedded containers that exist in the consumer's 365 tenant. Now I created this video during the public preview of SharePoint embedded in December of 2023 so the steps may change prior to and after SharePoint reaches the general availability milestone. So I suggest referring to the docs for the latest steps on how to enable SharePoint embedded in your tenants. In this episode my goal was to share what SharePoint embedded is, some common scenarios and provide a high-level understanding of how it works. What do you think of SharePoint embedded? I'm sure you've got some questions. Do you have any questions though about what I didn't cover? Let me know. Drop a comment below and let me know if you want to see more videos about SharePoint embedded. If you found this video useful please give it a thumbs up and subscribe by smashing that big red subscribe button below the video so you'll see when I publish more videos for full stack developers on Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Azure. Please feel free to reach out to me using the links in the show notes to ask me any questions about SharePoint embedded on LinkedIn or X. Now in my next episode I'm going to go deeper and walk through the process of creating a web application that will create containers as well as read and write files to these containers so you can see what a real SharePoint embedded app looks like. I'm Andrew Connell. Thanks again for watching and I hope to see you in my next episode.


One has Johnny dollar Dave Hopkins Johnny came to the life of fidelity got a German visa Well, I sleep with it under my pillow Davey if you want Berlin your next port of call want it Oh, what's the story Davey? It's like this Johnny a client of our Sam Harvey category 50,000 20 paid life Couple of years ago. How he went to Berlin is consulting engineer for a machine tool firm Six months ago. He upped his policy from ten to fifty-five. Go ahead on the shoulders just listen, huh?  He married over there. Well, that's allowed. Isn't it Davey? Maybe maybe not yesterday. We got a cable from Berlin police Here Sam Harvey is newly dead in the Rhineland Well, Johnny Okay Dave you named it Berlin How about taking a minute or so to talk about seals and fish that have some connection with the government of the United States? Now that isn't as strange as it sounds You take the matter of seals for example There are two types of seals that are the responsibility of the Secretary of State First there's the great seal of the United States which is stamped on all official documents The Secretary of State makes sure it's always on hand when it's needed The other kind of seals he takes care of are the ones that swim in the ocean Since it's up to the Secretary to work out agreements with representatives of other countries and let them know How many seals can be caught in what is called international waters and when? The Secretary of State works out similar deals for the catching of fish and lobsters Because these agreements are actually free Before they can be put into effect. They have to be approved by two-thirds of the Senate As a matter of fact any time our government wants to work out a deal with a foreign country on trade Mutual assistance fish seals or lobsters. It's done by treaty and all treaties are signed by the President Though some of them aren't drawn up until after the Secretary of State has worked over the rough spot In order to pave the way for prompt ratification So just remember the Secretary of State is a mighty important wheel in the machinery of your United States government Expense accounts submitted by a special investigator Johnny Darla to home office Camden life and fidelity company limited Camden, New Jersey The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Berlin matter Expense account item one five hundred forty six dollars and seventy three cents airfare and incidentals to Berlin via New York City Item two three dollars and ten cents cab fare Temple Hawk Airport American's own to the Walden Stern hotel What I registered sent my luggage to my room then went on to the red granite pile called police headquarters on the Wilhelm stuff Here a sub lieutenant saw my credentials listened to my story and ushered me to the proper Oberluten My sir Wilhelm Mike man. I'm Johnny darling when you wish to know the depth of Sam Harvey No, everything you can tell me so last Tuesday the body of her Harvey was found in the harbors. They had people He carried made possible his identification What is being an American national therefore a proper authorities were notified as well as proper information on proper forms As well as can I see these forms? Of course Yeah, as you please Thank you Says here his body was found just north of spandau Where spandau lieutenant pretty strong. Oh, what would Sam Harvey be doing there, please? Well, it says here Sam was employed by conic machine tool, which it also says here is in the American zone So I'd like to know lieutenant if you have any idea what he was doing. I'll show you something. It's a little easier. Yes map for Berlin French zone British on American Uh-huh, and here is spandau on the harbors. They are above it north French zone So my guess is your Sam Harvey died from there in the French zone or thrown into the harbor river Which current carried him down to here to the harbors. They are there. He was found But that's only a guess one official officials. It would be written down, but it is not Why do you make a guess like that? You see here The suburb eagle and the French zone What does that mean? Now Sam Harvey is certainly not the best man who has jumped into the harbour with us dump Don't means murdered and pushed lieutenant murdered Okay, what else see here file Positive identification made by Paul Turner. Who is Paul Turner a friend of her Harvey? He claimed the bodies and buried it. Also, he took it upon himself to notify her Harvey's wife Why does it say wife? No there, but I recall that Turner said for Harvey was in Vienna And that he would inform her of the death of her husband No, I think that's real friendly. Don't you please? Never mind Well, thanks for Dennis Can I do something for you in return or a beer or something? Expensive out item three 90 cents for two rounds of brown beer with my newly found friend lieutenant Willie Meister At the beer stube across the street Where I told him all I knew about Milwaukee and got in return a promise of continued cooperation Expensive out item four one dollar and twenty cents to number 15 kendens in the American zone the address of Paul Turner That's right dollar I identified him who killed him mr. Turner No, listen. Yeah, don't get cagey with me and say who killed him and lean closer to me to see if I'm gonna go to pieces I didn't even know he was killed. He was pushed into a river Listen, there was a beer festival up in the French zone last week. Take a little suburb So you can figure Sam got drunk and fell in the river not pushed. That's the way I read it But he ever say anything to you about all that insurance he carried now Tied a lot of first it was 10 and a while back he upped it to 50,000. That's right Well, she's worth it. Oh Paul's wife worth every nickel of it Which comes to a question? Oh, you mean where is she? I mean, where is she? She'll be here. Her husband's been dead for four days. Oh, she's in Vienna So it must take all the whole three hours flying time to get here from Vienna Listen dollar, I'm gonna tell you something. Don't ask questions with raised eyebrows like everybody's lying or covering up The guy named Sam Harvey died and there's been a lot of tears on account of it So gentle of your way around and make the questions come out polite, you know, I'm gonna try that good What are you doing here in Berlin? I have a civilian job with the army. I interpret Oh, how do you like it? Nice See how we can get along if we try How come Paul's wife hasn't showed up for four days?  Let me see read German No Are you gonna meet her right? You'll be glad to have you long Johnny Be nice fine Expensive on item five three dollars and forty cents full tank of petrol for Paul Turner's Volkswagen He had his hand trapped in his pants bucket We had a little time before Elsa's plane landed at Temple off So we rode around Berlin a three zone the fourth didn't incur sightseers At a little before six we got to Temple off I Little ahead of schedule, yeah You'll know mrs. Harvey when you see her You know you asked for life, but you don't listen polite Johnny kid I told you Sam's wife is worth every penny the fifty grand you say left What I say a thing like that if I didn't know her when I saw her why you haven't mentioned Before he married her the three of us went around a bit in the end And also stated in Why did she stand Black dress heavy black veils black loves Yeah, come on Oh Boy A long time Sorry, oh my husband's close friend And fall I'm gonna Harvey. I'd like to introduce myself. I'm Johnny dollar insurance investigator insurance investigator means that I was sent here to investigate your husband's death for my company. Well it means he's got fifty thousand dollars for you, so the purse he's got asked. Please, boy, let the gentleman speak. I'll have to ask you where you were when your husband died. In Vienna. Why did you live in Vienna, Mrs Harvey, and your husband in Berlin? I have work in Vienna. Work I cannot leave with a refugee commission. Some had their first care. We live there as we wanted and as we needed. You are finished, Mr Gullo? Well, no, I'm not quite finished. You finish, dollar, for now. Come on, Elsa, I'll get you through customs. Expensive item six, two dollars and twenty cents. Cab fare back to the Waldenstern Hotel. Item seven, one dollar and fifty cents, supper. Knock worst and sell or crowd wash down with black beer. After which ten hours sleep with no dreams. Is that your new dollar? Sir, this is Johnny Lauer. Good morning. Here is your mind, sir. Oh, good morning, Willie. Goodbye, Willie. Oh, do not reach me farewell here, dollar. Well, all right, Willie. You want to chat? Yes, I would like it. However, this is official. Or else I would apologize for awakening you. I have just received word from the police, the British dog. About what? About a barge. A barge? Yes, a barge. The river barge leads for all of the harbors there. There are such as here twelve of spots out. You will cope. Wait a minute, Willie, I'd like to... A little car will be outside your hotel. You will awake, threat, and cope. What happened? One here, three. With a pilot's cabin hair, dollar. The man who is dead. With a bullet in the nape of his neck. Yeah, that one. Good postman. Captain pilot of this barge. Observe what else hair, dollar. What? On the desk. Under his arm. Come too close with me. A letter, dear pilot's husband, has begun to write. It is of course in German. I will send, ladies. If you wish of them, Harvey, to know, come you to the barge. Now I will move his arm. You see to whom this letter is addressed? To me, to you, Johnny, dollar. What do you say to that? You know many great men have attained the highest office in our land, the presidency of the United States. Can you guess the name of this man? He was the second vice president to become president. The son of a poor family. He was indentured to a cloth maker as apprentice at fifteen. And when he was nineteen, he bought his freedom for thirty dollars. As a congressman from New York in eighteen thirty-seven, he opposed the entrance of Texas as a slave territory. During his administration, the country was strongly pro-slavery, and as a protest, Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin. The anti-slavery group in his party strongly resented his signing a bill which penalized anyone who refused to return runaway slaves to their rightful owners. If you don't have his name by now, here's one more clue. His administration saw California's entrance into the Union. Who was he? Millard Fillmore, 13th president of the United States. His life is part of your American heritage. And now with our star, John Lund, we bring you the second act of your truly Johnny Dollar. Since you have arrived, you have talked with people, with me, with Paul Turner, in a temple of airdrums with a widow. What words did you speak to them, Johnny Dollar, that makes this man dead? Read it this way, Willie. I'm on a job, insurance investing. Yeah, and to be dying of Sam Harvey. Into the murder of Sam Harvey. $50,000 worth. So perhaps you have discovered a thing which I too should know of the death of Sam Harvey, which will explain this death. But that is so. And tell me. So far I've found nothing. Nothing you don't know already. Not one thing. Please?  Please? I believe you. Well, you've got away with you, Willie. Sure, no, Donker. You want to tell me things now? Happily, I do. This Kirk Hausmann, who is he? Pilot of a river barge. One else, thief, petty. Also grand. What else?  And after that, what? Smuggler. On this to the East Zone. Also vice-reverser. Very rich. And still you let him get free? Go ahead. Good Hausmann. Besides what he was, was also an eel.  A slippery eel. Many times arrested. Many times released. Insufficient evidence. And eel. And he's murdered on the Havel River and found at Spandau. Near the French Zone. Where also was found the body of Sam Harvey. Fair please. Forgive me. Near the French Zone where also was found the body of Sam Harvey. And he begins a letter to me saying if I want to know about Sam Harvey. Which will become an exhibit on the official files. Which figures he knew something about Harvey's death. I would say so. Then someone stopped him from getting the letter to me. I would say so. And that's all? No. Who to the friend? A beloved friend. Where I married Fuller. She came with a troupe four years ago to entertain your occupation forces. She entertained them. That she stayed. And to the Linden was what she wanted. She says. Where do I find her? Where do we find her? Yeah, you and me. Where? A Zeelandorf. There's a carnival there. A carnival. Yeah, Waxworks. The Fuller dancers. Night plowers. Furline Mary. Stands in front. And beckons. So. We just better see this furline, will he? Yeah, after the ambulance has taken away the body of her houseman. This is a Yankee Doodle. If I ever saw one. And Dambi. Hiya. And look who you've got to be with. Furline. Go away, Willie. I'm running a living. It is necessary to talk to you, Furline. You too. It'll be my pleasure. Doll. Something has happened, Furline. Of course. What about him? He's dead. Furline, I'm sorry. Sometimes it becomes necessary for me. There's a bench over there. Mr. Baum, you know that, don't you? Sure you know that. Furline, please. It's all right. Thank you, Willie. How did Kirk die, Willie? By a bullet at the back of the neck. How else would he die? He was writing a letter to me when he was shot. Oh. Why would he be doing a thing like that, Mary? Who are you? Johnny Dollar. I'm an insurance investigator. Why? I mean, why? Why are you here now talking to me instead of a tourist trap? What's Willie here? What's happening? Just take it easy. That's the latest word. Just take it easy. All right. Okay. Brave smile. How is it? Fine. Great. Questions, Furline? Whenever you're ready. Do you know who killed Kirk, Furline? No. Furline five days ago, an American by the name of Sam Harvey was found in the harbor there. Did you know of him? Oh, Sam? Oh, Sam Harvey? What about him? He was a thief. How? The barge on the river. Kurt's barge? Sam owned it with Kirk. Anything illegal, it could be done on the river. Smuggling black market, name it. Anything from Pottsum and up the canals all the way to Hamburg. If it was illegal and could be carried by a barge, my Kirk and good old Sam Harvey. I thought Sam was a machine tool engineer. He'd tell me when the barge business was slow. Did you know his wife? Practically. What does that mean? I was a shopper. Sam would give me money and say, bye for Elsa, presents. Silk stuff they make over in the French zone. Leathers in the British zone. Lots of these ceramic earrings. See, like I'm wearing? Yeah, real nice. Just make them for pierced ears. Sam showed a pair of them to Kirk and Kirk made me pierce my ears so I could wear them too. Yeah. He'd get me device what isn't woolen for. Buy them and send them to her. To Vienna? Sure. One more thing. You know a lad named Paul Turner? No. You want me anymore, Willie? It's Willie to drop me off at Paul Turner's in the American zone. There I asked Turner the address of Sam's widow, Elsa Harvey. He sent me to the Tyrrell Hotel where on the third floor rear, Elsa opened a door to me. What do you wish here? To make an apology, Mrs. Harvey. Consider you have done so. Good day, Herr Dollar. And to do another thing. To give you the papers you'll need to sign so you can get that 50,000 insurance of your husband. Come in. Just sent to me. Sure. Take your time about it, Mrs. Harvey. Read them over. I'll wait till you're finished. A messenger will bring them to you. Yeah, sure he will. Mrs. Harvey. Yes?  Thank you. Very beautiful. You always wear your hair like that, long, falling to your shoulders. Do me a favor. What? Put your hair up for me. Good, Mike. I don't understand you. Oh, please. Let's see how you look. I've been wondering. Yeah. Yeah, like that. And what, Herr Dollar? Well, I've already said it.  You must go. Sure. Be the same. I'll be the same, Herr Dollar. Expense account item eight. One dollar and thirty cents. Cab fare to the small carnival in Zeelandorf and a girl who stood there and dared people to come in. To ask her for an address, I guess she must know. She's sent so many presents to it. Expense account item nine. Sixty-three dollars and ninety-five cents airfare and incidentals to Vienna. Expense account item ten. Cab fare, one dollar even. To a red brick apartment building, five storeys high and a block square. Oh, Harvey? That's right. Mrs. Harvey is dead. When? Yesterday morning, early. Listen, did she get a wire from Berlin last Tuesday? Yeah, yes, she did. But of course she could not read it. David turns the other lady. What other lady?  And who moved out right after it was over? Yes. But how did you know? You went to the door for her now? I have to get past you to speak to her, huh? Hell, sir. Yes, sir. It's Johnny Dollar. Good. Hello, Frau Harvey. Yeah, the safe of Herr Dollar. I have signed them. Oh, fine. Thank you. What are you doing? Staring paper. Are you going crazy, Dollar? No, no. I always tear up policies this way, Paul. What is the meaning of this? What's your real name? My name. Cut it out, honey. This dollar's no slob. How much do you know, Dollar? All of it. For instance? Well, I just got in from Vienna. A girl died there. Sam Harvey's wife. They, I told you, wasn't any slob, honey. She was sick. Then she died. Her husband died. Why shouldn't I have the money in the policy? I took care of her. That's not legal. That's all, honey. How could he know, Paul? How could he possibly know?  Which made me go to Vienna to make sure. And I did, and I'm sure. Okay, Dollar. Okay, what? You tore up the policy. Blow. Paul, you knew this girl was a phony right away at the airport. Thought you went along with her. I asked myself why. You got an answer? You're trying to hide something, too. Murder? Yes, something's gotta give, Dollar. Sam's murder? Carl's? You know what you know, and I know what I know. One of us has gotta go. Kill Sam because you wanted in on the barge business. The smuggling, the black market. But Carl, why Carl, Paul? Why did you kill him? He didn't want me in. So bad he didn't want me in. He threatened to get to you. He almost did. You almost got out of Germany, Dollar. But now I don't... Mr. Dollar. Yeah? I hurt no one. I took care of her when she was sick. Even when she died, I paid to bury her. I took a chance. And I lost Mr. Dollar. Who can say I harmed anyone? And in Vienna, it's not very pleasant. It's okay. It's not for me to say. For another fellow, name of Willie. Nice man, very nice. Expense account item 11, $67.70. Hotel bill and incidentals while in Berlin and Vienna. Expense account total $693.03. Here's truly Johnny Dollar. Truly Johnny Dollar stars John Lund in the title role and was written by Morton Fine and David Friedkin with music by Eddie Dunstetter. Featured in tonight's cast were Benny Rubin, Edgar Barrier, Jerry Gaylor, Hal March, and Virginia Gray. Yours truly, Johnny Dollar, is produced and directed by Jaime Del Valle. This is Charles Lyham, inviting you to join us again next week at the same time when from Hollywood, John Lund returns as yours truly, Johnny Dollar.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 Leaf Metal Rookie Football and Baseball. This is random auto break number two, so a random hit break. We sold 25 spots. We're going to open up the second half of the case that we popped open earlier today. Every card number to 50 or less. And then pretty good checklist too. Then we'll randomize your names and then randomize the autographs and match you up with something. Big thanks to everyone here for getting into it. So you're at least guaranteed something. Then we'll kind of type in all the hits there, match it all up in there. So if you remember from the previous break, I marked these with Xs so you know that they're from the same case. A knife in my back pocket. And we'll type in the hits in the order that they were pulled. We got Wanderfranco, nice, 21 out of 35. We got a Michael Pittman Jr. Supposed to be a big prospect for the race. Here's 16 out of 25. The Colts is Michael Pittman Jr. We've got Jalen Hertz, nice, could be the future for the Eagles as soon as this season. 8 out of 10. Tyler Johnson, Super Bowl champ, 23 out of, he's a buck in here, right? And Joe Burrow, nice. Joey B, one of one. I was mentioning earlier at the end of the first break, which was really solid, but I was like, we hadn't seen Joe Burrow or two, or Justin Herbert. And there he is, a one of one. Joey B, got Devon Duvernay, matches the color of his team. Van Jefferson, nine out of 50. Rams guy, Grant Del Pitt, Browns, I think, 10 out of 10. Derek Brown, Panther, I think, five out of 15. And we've got Justin Herbert, nine out of 50. So one of one, Joe Burrow, and now Justin Herbert, plus the Wander Franco in there as well. What's next? I don't think I saw any more of this in the back, but we'll certainly try to get some more if possible. Cole Comet, seven out of seven for the Bears. Gavin Lux, middle infielder for my Dodgers, 8 out of 10. Bobby Wood Jr., shortstop. Future shortstop for the Royals, 25. I think it's supposed to be really good. We've got Colin Johnson to five. That's a train whistle. And the redemption is J.K. Dobbins. Could get a low numbered parallel. We've got J.J. Bladet, Big Marlins Prospect, 25. Got Leviska Chinalt Jr., a new quarterback throwing to him in Jacksonville. Jared Kalanek, out of 35. Former Met, now a Mariner. Zach Moss, one of one. Buffalo. And C.J. Abrams, 36 out of 50, Big Prospect for the Poppies. And these are all pretty top recognizable names here, ladies and gentlemen. Pretty nice. We'll try to dig up some more of this. Little more football heavy, just like the first half. But I think the base, if there is a baseball hit, seems like it's a bigger name prospect, like this Marco Luciano to 35. Jake from State Farm, Buffalo. Nate Stanley, three out of three, train whistle hit. Kishan Vaughn to 35.  Nice, two out of 35. And there you go, boys and girls, very nice. So we're going to type these hits in in the order that they were pulled. So we're going to pause the video for that. When we come back, we'll have everything typed in. And we'll run the randomizers and see who gets what. Stick around, I'll be right back. All right, welcome back, folks. Well, I got all the hits typed in right here. So let's see if there's 25, shall we? List down here, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. Two out of six, eight times for names and autos. Good luck. One, two, all right, two out of six, eight times, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. After eight, we got a couple of Collins down to Fuad. All right, two out of six, eight times for the autos. And eighth and final time, good luck. After eight, we've got Grant Del Pit down to, there's the Joe Burrow in the 23 spot down to Derek Brown. All right, and let's see who gets what. So Collin, you get the Grant Del Pit and the JK Dobbins Redemption. Allen with the Leviska-Chanel Jr., Nick with the JJ Bladet, Robert with the Michael Pittman Jr., Alec Yordan-Alvarez, Matt Nate Stanley, three out of three, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. So there you go, Matt. Nick with the CJ Abrams, Barry with the Jake from State Farm, Calvin with the Tyler Johnson, Allen with the Justin Herbert, nine out of 50, autographed, Barry. Gavin Lux, Jay with the Devon DuVernay to 20, Ed with the Bobby Whit Jr. to 25, Fuad with the Luciano to 35. Nick with the Collin Johnson, two, three, out of five, all aboard. Woo-hoo. Fuad with the Van Jefferson to 50. Wander Franco going to Blake, Ed with the Kishan Von to 35, Collin with the Jared Kelleneck, and Eric with the one of one, Zach Moss. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. John with the Cole Comet, seven out of seven, and Alec Harrison with the Joe Burrow, one of one. Woo-hoo. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. And last but not least, we got Blake with the Jalen Hertz and Fuad with the Derek Brown. There you go, ladies and gentlemen, what a strong break. Let's take it, it's worth another look, right? Wander Pittman Jr. Hertz, there's the Burrow. That was pretty nice. This is the only case we had, there's the Herbert. There you go. So pretty great stuff. Thanks everyone for watching and getting into this entire case today. We'll try to dig up some more. There's the other one of one, Zach Moss. We'll try to dig up some more. And when we do, don't miss out the next time. Jaspy's casebreaks.com. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.


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