So in this video, I'm gonna show you my new favorite method of finding proven products. So proven products, in my opinion, are by far the easiest products to sell because they're well proven. When I say proven, then I mean products that have proof behind them, they have data behind them, and they have evidence that they're actually good products and they're actually selling as well. Now, don't get us confused with looking on Aliexpress at Aliexpress order numbers. Many beginners, when they first got started in dropship, and they may not have heard of Aliexpress before, so they've gone to Aliexpress, they'll find products such as this Sponge Holder that has nearly 17,000 orders, and immediately they think it's a good product. But when you're doing product research on Aliexpress, what you have to consider or keep in the back of your mind is that maybe dropshiping orders are probably 15, maybe maximum 20% of the overall order volume on an average, that's not for every single product, that's just across the whole platform. So just because a product is selling well on Aliexpress, doesn't necessarily mean it's a good product to dropship. So again, going back to this example of the Sponge Holders, yes, there's 16 and a half thousand orders nearly and they're really cheap, but I challenge anyone right now watching this video to try and sell these profitably and make over 10K, it's just not gonna be possible because the margins just aren't there. For us to sell these successfully, you have to work on a ballpark number of, say, plus 15 pounds to allow for your marketing costs. So to try and sell these for 20 pounds, I think anybody out there, even the best marketers, are really gonna struggle. So in this video, I wanna take you through a demonstration of a new tool that I've been using recently. It's one that I've actually paid for by myself through my own money. The only tools and resources and apps, whatever it may be that I suggest in my videos will only ever be ones that I've tried and tested myself. I get questions all the time when you're gonna release a TikToks video or when you're gonna release a Google Ads video and the truth is I'll only ever pull out information once I'm confident that I can back it up through my own experience. So with that being said, before jumping into it, I do release videos every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. When you're watching this video, it will be Saturday. Next video will be Monday. And the planned video for that day is five proven products that I've actually used Salesforce to find. And I'll go through all the information, back the products up, retail prices, profit margins, interests to target on Facebook, as well as all the different pieces of the information and data that I use to essentially decide whether a product is proven or not and whether it's worth committing to and actually committing the resources to testing. Without any further ado then, let's jump into my computer and let me show you Salesforce. So this is the Salesforce homepage. There's many, many different things in which you can do on this software. Too many to mention in one video. And to be honest and upfront with you, I don't actually use all of the different tools and things that you can do with it basically. There's only maybe two or three things that I find useful for my own research. And there are gonna be things that are demonstrating this video, but obviously feel free to try the software yourself. I believe it comes with a free trial and you can have a play around and see how you like to use it. So the first thing you can do on Salesforce then, if I draw your attention to left-hand column, if it's a left-hand column, if we go to stores, lots of different information about pretty much every Shopify store out there. So on the left we have the name, in the center we have the monthly traffic, which is verified by Salesforce themselves. I'm not 100% sure how they come to this conclusion, but when you compare it against other tools, so for example, I've forgotten the name, if I click up here, what's it called, similar web, then the actual traffic to the site seems to match up relatively similar. So it's gonna be in and around the correct range. Products, 1.5 products on the website and it also tells you what theme they're using too. So if we go to the themes tab over here on the left-hand side, we can see that the top theme used by all Shopify stores out there is a debut theme. It's currently 2,818 stores using the debut theme. What's really nice about Salesforce too is that we actually click on the debut theme. We have all these different filters and essentially we can see the different sizes of different stores using the free debut theme. There's a lot of kind of, and there's a lot of people out there which would say they're free themes. They're just not up to standard. You can't make money using them, but let's just have a look, say, at the top 304. We can see we have PetMe, which is 3.3 million monthly traffic using the debut theme. So it just goes to show you can make money using the free themes if you do everything else correctly.  So Salesforce will track pretty much every Shopify store and not just drop shipping ones. So this is where the filters at the top come in handy. So for a start, we can filter by country. I like to go straight to the UK because I wanna see what's selling in the UK. Then I'll do a separate search for the US to see what's selling well in the US because what tends to happen is things will sell really, really well in the US first because that's where the majority of dropships go to. It's just America are really good at setting trends. It's just the way it is. And then the products will start to kind of filter out, start selling well in other countries. So if you do a search, starting with the US and you find a product that's selling really well, you can then come back into Salesforce, foot up by different countries and see if there's any other country in which it's selling in too. If it's not, then it might be a case in which there's opportunity to be one of the first advertisers to actually bring a dropship that product to that specific country. So I'm gonna be focusing on UK stores, only dropship in stores too because I wanna be looking at products that I can source myself. I always leave this as any stores. To be honest, I'm not 100% sure what a verified store means. And then this is basically just different ways of filtering it. So if we go traffic, high to low, then in theory, we're gonna be looking at the biggest dropship in stores on Shopify that sales source are currently tracking. So what I like to do from this point onwards then is the main thing I'm kind of focusing on is the images. To be honest, I'm trying to find, and the name in fact, what I'm trying to find are stores that sound really dropshipping, sell the kind of like stereotypical how they express products because these are the one I'm gonna be interested in. One of the biggest advantages to sales source too, well, not one of the biggest advantage, what a good thing about it is you can open all of these up into different tabs, whereas one of the annoying things say about sell the trend, which is another tool that I use myself, you can't actually do that. So you can't copy and paste and send different links to people. So it's just a nice little extra thing that I really like about sales source. So scrolling through then, we have Chopzoo, let's open up that. These look like this stereotypical kind of AliExpress products that we'll be able to find. So does Lightstrips, but I'm gonna stay away from that for now. 200K traffic isn't enough for me. Let's go for Hyvis Sport. And then at the bottom here, we have Dogs Loves Store. So that sounds like the typical kind of dropship in dog store, but we'll open it up, we'll take a look and see what we find. So it's down with the baby friend then, one of the tabs we opened, this is where we can find out a lot of information about the products that a store is selling and also whether they're the best seller. So we know roughly this store is doing 450K average monthly traffic. If we go to the products tab, we can see what their best selling product is. So it gives us a pretty good idea of what's selling really well for these guys. And if they're getting this amount of traffic, then it just goes to show that product must be a good one, it's proven to sell, otherwise it wouldn't be a best selling product for a store that's doing these sorts of volumes. Let's check out shopsuve.com then. This doesn't really make sense to me, so let's go to their products tab. We can see again, kind of like a stereotypical dropship in product. They're three in one, silicon removal and cork in multi-tool seems to be their best selling product. If we open up the URL and head over to their Shopify store, we'll be able to see kind of whatever products they sell. Just get kind of more of a feel of what kind of business they are and whether we can actually learn anything from them and actually replicate anything from them. So straight away, this looks like their debutify theme to me. We can always double check all the information from sales source too. We can use, there's so many different Chrome extensions out there, but we can use one called Koala Inspector to see what theme they're using and they are indeed using debutify theme. If we go to products, best sellers, these guys are actually hiding them, which is no problem. We can scroll down through and see the kind of products in which they're pushing, which will typically be the ones on the homepage. Looking at the best sellers collection then, now obviously there's no guarantee in these are their best selling products because you can put any products you want into a collection and then call that collection best sellers, but it still gives you an idea of what kind of products they're pushing and what products they're gonna be advertising. So let's double check the information then from sales source. Let's bring in our tool, Chrome extension, sorry, called similar web. Similar web have it roughly about the same kind of 200K to 300K monthly visits. And then if we hit the more insights button, which is gonna take us to the similar web website, we'll be able to find out where this traffic is coming from. And once we know that we've learned something about the site, we'll know whether we can replicate it and whether these products are actually working on the platform in which we wanna be selling on. So traffic to shop, sue by country, we obviously can see that US 25%, which shows obviously they must have a lot of US customers. India, interestingly, and so is Brazil too. Let's keep scrolling down then, we can see traffic sources for shop, sue. And we see that 72% of them are coming from social. So if I had a hazard guest, I'd say a lot of this traffic is probably coming from Facebook, but I do believe that similar web actually tells us a bit more information about that traffic. So 72% from social and actually 95% is coming from LinkedIn, which is actually really bizarre. I've never seen that before. They must be running quite a lot of LinkedIn ads. Now, I don't know a lot about LinkedIn ads. I don't know if you can see what ads people are running, but it'd be interesting to kind of delve a bit deeper into that to see what products they are actually advertising and which ones they are pushing. Let's go back to the stores then, which we found at the beginning. So we have dogs love store. Let's open up the tab, take a look at their website. We can also check out their best selling products. Number one is the stainless steel name tags. And then number two is we have this dogs bath in massage brush. So let's take a look on their website. First of all, I'm gonna check out Koala Inspector to see exactly what their best selling products are. It matches sale source, which goes to show sale source maybe actually quite accurate because on that previous store it showed us the best selling products whereas Koala Inspector didn't. So maybe we can actually trust sale source more than I originally thought. So number one is the stainless steel name tags and number two is the dogs bathing massage brush.  And in my opinion, this would be considered a proven product. There's no way these guys would be driving that sort of traffic to these sorts of products unless they were actually selling well. Let's take a look at another example. I'm gonna go for Hyvis Sport. I think for this time of year in the UK is a really nice time. Lots of people are gonna be out and about commuting, working out in the dark and these sorts of products are gonna be a lot more popular because people wanna stay safe, they wanna wear reflective gear and they wanna let people know so people can see them and avoid them on the roads on the pavements. So on and so forth. So again, estimated monthly traffic is around 300K. If we have a look at the best selling products we've got these mesh leggings. These will do really, really well in January. I'm guessing they probably, so these launched seven months ago which is February time. So that's still kind of when gym stuff is quite popular. This launched eight months ago and this eight months ago. If I had to hazard a guess, I would say these guys are gearing up for a really good Q4 and winter, those early months next year. Probably because all of this sort of stuff is gonna come into demand. And if we take a look at the Google Trends search term for a reflective jacket, we can see that kind of towards the end of September, October, November time, the search term spikes massively in popularity. So it just goes to show these, again, approving products for this time of year. And this is why I love approving products so much is because there's so many more people looking to buy this particular product. It becomes a whole lot easier to sell a product that people and more and more people actually actively looking to buy. Next up on Salesforce, I wanted to show you the apps tab. Works similar to the themes tab to be honest. It shows you the most popular apps that are installed by Shopify stores. If you're new to Shopify, it's definitely worth checking out because you won't be familiar with what the popular apps are. But you can scroll through, there's up to 34 pages and the top two, three pages are really decent apps that you definitely install into your Shopify store, have a play around, test two weeks on, and see if they actually bring more money to the table than what they actually cast. So definitely worth checking out. Next up, I wanna show you the products tab then. So if we hit products, it will take us to the Shopify products section. Now to be honest, a lot of the products that come up at this point will be more or less useless because it's tracking lots of different products across lots of different Shopify stores. But this is where the filters at the top come in. So again, I'm gonna go for, instead of UK actually, let's go for the US and see what's doing really well in the US. Then we can check the UK and if there's not many people selling it very well in the UK, then like I mentioned earlier on in the video, then potentially there's a gap or some opportunity to be had. So the United States of America, we're gonna go for drop shipping products. These can be the products in which we can source without having to commit thousands of pounds up front for a bulk quantity. And straight away, we'll hit with number one bestseller traffic 1.7 million people a month to betterjuice.myshopify.com. So let's open that up in a new tab so we can check them out. And we can also see that the fulfillment method is through Oblo. And if I'm not mistaken, the only website in which you can fulfill through Oblo is for AliExpress. So these guys, betterjuice.myshopify.com, that won't be their URL, it's just betterjuice.co. These guys will be drop shipping from AliExpress and they're driving 1.7 million visits every single month, which just goes to show this is a proven product. There's no way this would be this popular unless it was selling and actually making them a profit. So let's check out betterjuice.co then and see what kind of information we can find out. We know that estimated monthly traffic is 1.7 million, which is obviously huge. And if we go to the products tab and have a look at the bestsellers, we know the bestselling products is this kind of interactive pet toy, which they're selling for $30, launched this six months ago. We're gonna see number two is kind of like this ice snow shield, which you put on your car. Then they have this four-hole ice ball maker. And as you can see, so on and so forth. Let's take a look at their actual website then and see what kind of setup they've got. So if I'm not mistaken, this looks like the debut theme. Let's check it out on our Koala inspector. It's called the motion theme, which is a custom theme apparently. The overall design is quite simple and there's nothing on here that looks overly complicated. It doesn't look replicable or unachievable, which is a good thing. It just goes to show you haven't got to go crazy, haven't got to go super expensive or super complex. Just have to get the fundamentals correctly. The right product, a decent looking store and targeting the right people. So this is the product page then for the best-selling products and for a store, which is getting a significant amount of traffic each month. Again, just very simple. This is, in fact, very similar to the product page template in which I went through in my latest product page video. And just to kind of quickly recap over that, you have, I usually put heading at the top to try and capture the consumer's attention. Have a few good points. You have a GIF. A video will help sell a product 10 times better than any image will. Then they go into the simple features. They go into how to use and how to lock. The product details and then the very simple looks, reviews app installed. And that's all there is to it. Just need a good product to put in front of the right people and it can get some really good results. They also have the buy with PayPal dynamic checkout button. By default, Google Pay will kind of trump PayPal for some reason, for whatever reason. It's definitely not as popular here in the UK. I'm not sure about the US. If you're from the US, in fact, let me know in the comment section whether a lot of people use Google Pay in America because in the UK, it's typically Apple Pay and PayPal. So if I had to guess that disabled Google Pay so people can see straight away, they can shop with PayPal, which then instills trust with their customers. On the contact us page, they have a physical address which again just installs more trust. They come across as more legitimate and a professional and actual real business. One of the most difficult things and obstacles you'll have to kind of overcome is getting your customers to actually trust you and having all this kind of information which you would expect behind any legitimate business are great ways to do that basically. If we go back to our product section in on Salesforce and filtered by best sellers, high to low, we can see at the top, leggings, which is no surprise. Obviously a super, super popular product, especially in January, when everybody's making their new year's resolution to get in shape and lose weight. Have the dog water bottle again, a very typical product, which has been exhausted quite a lot. Certainly in the US and the UK, I'm not sure about other countries. And then we have these vertex boosts, which is some sort of souls. So I can see lots of cool different products that you can just jump into, delve into, try and do a bit of research into them. You can find out who's selling them, how well they are, what sort of ads they're running by using the Facebook ad library, by using the tool in which I forgot the name of again, similar web. So I can see in this video, there's lots of different ways in which I've showed you and which you can research into products. Find them pretty quickly. In this video, we found two or three really decent ones, which we've been delving to more. So hopefully after watching this video, if you do go ahead and try out Salesforce, you'll be able to find some of those products yourself as well. And with that being said, guys, I think I've shown you all the features in which I wanted to. So if you're still with me, I really do appreciate it. Thank you very much for watching this video. If you enjoyed it, please hit that like button. If you wanna see that top five proven products video that's coming out on Monday, make sure you hit subscribe too. And one final quick message in before you go. First of October, I'm releasing a new course. It's gonna completely change the whole drop shipping vibe online. It's a course that I wanna make affordable for everyone so it will cost you less than what your phone is costing you each month. So if you want more information about that and that's of interest to you, please check out the first link in the description below. Thanks again for watching and I'll see you on Monday in a new video.


what's going on YouTube it's been a minute it's been a minute since I dropped the video by about six seven months I just didn't know if I wanted to do YouTube anymore I'm sorry you guys it's been I'm sorry but we're gonna do a little bit things differently on this YouTube channel now instead of doing like the full cut you know showing you guys a full cut blah blah I'm only gonna show you guys like bits and pieces of the cut like back taper or side taper not gonna do both you know it kind of generalizes on one area of the head so this is me saying thank you guys a lot I appreciate it you guys have any questions or anything you know you guys have my Instagram you guys on my Instagram you guys can drop a comment down below whatever you guys like okay I have been active on Instagram posting you know little little reels on IG stay tuned you guys something new is coming and if this if this goes well best believe you don't see me more alright take it easy guys I miss y'all I miss y'all so much goodbye what's up y'all we back so I'm coming out my clients error because you always want to come out the clients hair before you cut because you want to see the pattern of the hair and also you don't want to like like I was told in barber school you want to comb the hair out before so that way they don't have like any like lice or any like anything wrong with the scalp I don't know that's true but I'm pretty sure it is we're doing a four on top all around we eventually do a ball fade so make sure that you give it all evenly and it's go over it a bunch of times always go over it comb go over it combing out combing out going out already went ahead and did the ball line I kept it low so that way you can see the arch when we line it up and I dipped it right underneath the absolute bone you don't know what that is it is the bone you know the little bump bone you feel at the back of your head yeah that's a visible bone so I made the guideline my first guideline with the lever all the way open with the style crafts they're kind of similar to the magic clips and also the seniors I made sure to make my first guideline fingerly about a half inch to an inch if you don't know what that is if you grab a regular comb there is numbers on the side of the comb that's how you should know how you know how wide to make your first guideline so have my and his t-out liners my cordless ones and I'm kind of like flicking out that bottom line so that way when I go in lever all the way close it the lines should just be gone right because I know a lot of people they don't like you know when they they close in the line still there so right here I'm just eliminated that way so we are going to do our lever although it closed right here just to take out that bottom line I like doing the technique of using the corners and then playing with the lever a lot so we do we do close halfway open close halfway open you want to play with it just as much as you can so that way you have the feel for what like how you want to cut here everybody has their own little technique I suggest you guys find yours but in the meantime is do close lever and then halfway open halfway open so for our second guideline we are using the magnetic guard that it already comes with this guard comes with a stylecraft once you purchase the clipper we are making the second guideline about an inch to another half an inch just like how we did it before and make sure that you're following the same type of angle that you did from your previous guideline you want to make sure that it's all angled right so that way gives it that drop fade look make sure and also make sure that the the guideline is straight you don't want to make it uneven on some sides just make sure that it is straight you guys so on this step we are going to do the best part of the haircut the blending am I zero guard and have the lever all the way open to take out that dark spot right there the reason how the zero open is so that way that way I can see what the guard will do because some people's hair is differently so I want to see what it'll do because I don't think it'll take it out completely so what it'll do is lighten it up and then I can go in close or halfway and just play with the lever that way I don't want to make it use my lever all the way close and then it makes like another you know hard line I'm like man okay so you want to open it up at first to see what it'll do and if it does lighten up then you blend down from there you guys on this one we have our clipper comb and we're gonna do the clipper over comb one of my also my favorite things to do in a haircut because it saves so much time and it creates a shape that a haircut needs some people they don't you know make a shape to the haircut and it doesn't look that right so I'm creating a shape while also blending you know so how we do it is we have the comb and we have it straight up at an angle try not to dig into the person's you know scalp or head you want it to kind of flare out so I try I have my lever open I don't ever close it because if you do close it I do think that you might mess up and you know you take a chunk out of somebody's hair because I've done that before I'm barberscrew secure barberschool my bad I had a tongue twist barber school and I've done that before and I didn't I didn't like that so I always had the guard all the open and I just went up from there so right here we're going to do the arch on the lineup I have my hitters I love these clippers these these liners are the best I feel like they're my my best liners I've ever had they are the babyless liners so what you want to do is you want to start from the top and then kind of angle it down to see like these I don't really know how to explain these just make sure you use the corners line you make sure you try not to dig in to the person's you know head because you don't want to cut them so it's make sure that you use the corners and you use do it lightly try to cut the hair not the skin I'm gonna say that again try to cut the hair not the skin so for the front lineup right here I use hairspray to lay the hair down and kind of harden it up so that way when I do the line it'll just be extra crisp I'm starting from the middle and then working my way from the right side or left side it doesn't really matter but just make sure you start from the middle so that way when you do do the lineup it'll all meet in the middle and one side isn't you know jacked up than the other or one side isn't higher than the other so I always make sure to start from the middle and I work my way from there because like I said it it'll make it much easier because you want the lineup to be straight in the middle so make sure that you do that way but I put it this way everybody's not the same as me so you find out your own technique I just hope that this this technique will help you don't have to try this one but everyone has their own technique just try this one if it doesn't like if you don't like it always try another one you know I'm just trying to help you guys out so the video is about wrapped up thank you guys for staying with me throughout these years that I've been doing my YouTube I appreciate a lot my Instagram be on the top I also do tiktok same as my Instagram but look at this fresh cut you guys hope you guys enjoyed it hope you guys learn don't forget the like comment subscribe it's your board Ireland and I'm out


Hello everyone, my name is Krzysztof Książak. I'm director of support at several lines. And in this very quick talk, I would like to go over the cases why your MariaDB cluster will crash. So first of all, I want you to assume that this will happen. The crash will happen. It helps to assume that because then you can focus on the planning, how you will deal with the issue rather than considering if it will happen, how probably it is. I mean, it will at some point in time, it just will. And there are a couple of typical issues that may break your cluster. Those are the network issues, hardware issues and the issues triggered by the user. So network issues. MariaDB cluster as every Galera cluster is strictly tied to network.  So the data is being replicated over the network. The intro cluster communication goes over the network. So basically like hard bits, like the quantum calculation, everything goes through the network. So if the network goes down, nodes cannot communicate and the cluster fails. Therefore, the network partitioning is pretty much the most common case where Galera crashes. So we're talking here about situation where you have multiple nodes, three, five, seven, nine, whatever. And then the majority of them loses the communication with the rest of the cluster. This makes it, you know, this turns the cluster into non-primary state. It loses the quorum and it sees to operate. So it stops executing any kind of queries. And this is mostly because to protect the data consistency. But technically speaking, cluster is down. It's pre-brain, another problem. So we're talking here about a situation where you have a cluster, which is due to network issues spring into two parts, for example. And both of those parts are working. Both of them are executing queries. As you can imagine, it's quite bad for the data consistency. To be speaking, it shouldn't happen because of this non-primary state, because of those both precautions. But we are talking about software. So even if it's unlikely, it still may happen, right? Bucks, rice conditions, this something may just trigger this. Also, MariaDB cluster by default is quite well configured for the local network. But if you want to use it like in a geographically distributed cluster, then you need to account for higher latency, you know, distance, you need to account for the links that are not as stable as the local network. And basically probably want to do add some tuning just to make sure that your habits, that your health checks are not timing out because of the network issues rather than the note health issues. Hardware, so there's always hardware somewhere, how no matter how you hide it behind the scenes. And hardware can break, there are physical parts like CPU, memory, disk power supply, network controllers, whatever. They just may break. If you have access to the hardware, then you can apply some redundancy on the hardware level. If not, which is well quite common these days, you probably want to account for note crashes on a higher level, like would add maybe instead of three notes, the five notes in your MariaDB cluster.  Then it may not be able to respond in timely manner for the health checks within the MariaDB cluster. And such note can be evicted from the cluster. So you want to be aware of this kind of situation, you want to have a proper monitoring and alerting that you just alert you, okay, your note is running out of CPU and you probably want to do something about it. Users, they can break the cluster as well. So everyone with the access to the database has the potential to crash it or impact its operations. So developers, they can run schema changes. Well, I mean, for next call, maybe that's not that common, but it still may happen that you want to run some alters to create some indexes. And by default, running alter on MariaDB cluster just stops the cluster for every kind of operation until the alter completes. So you should probably use some tools like PT-online schema change instead rather than running the alters directly. Also, you may want to write all of the notes in MariaDB cluster, but you shouldn't. It's better, it's more stable, it's less contention when you use one writer in a cluster. You can apply this, you can configure load balancers to do this. Also, you know, the generic configuration, like there are a couple of different elements in MariaDB cluster, SSD, for example, is a process to recover the note, to transfer the data from the cluster to the failed note. It can be misconfigured and recovery may not happen. Even just simple configuration setting, if mistype, like mistype some variable in MariaDB configuration file, it may trigger MariaDB just not to start at all, right, after the restart. So you should be looking for logs, you should be looking just to check out what kind of issues are there, maybe there are clues how to, typically there are clues how to recover from such a problem. So there are two more talks from CyberNines. Vinay Joceri, CyberNines CEO has a talk on high ability database architecture for next cloud. And my colleague Ashraf Sharif has a workshop on tips to drive MariaDB cluster performance for next cloud. Thank you very much for listening.


The 2021 NFL season kicks off in Ramy James stadium with the Dallas Cowboys versus the defending Super Bowl champions The Tampa Bay Buccaneers the last time the Bucs played in a game at home They won the Super Bowl. Dak Prescott is fully healthy and ready to lead his team in this high-powered offense We took to Instagram to take polls. What did you guys believe? Who was going to win? 77% believe that the Bucs will beat the Dallas Cowboys a little off-sided right there. We'll see if it happens Moving into the first NFL Sunday of the season the Texans host the Jaguars in an AFC South matchup The anticipated debut of Trevor Lawrence and Urban Meyer will be won to watch while the Texans will have to make due without their Star quarterback. Houston is out to prove everyone wrong this year and according to the polls We've got the Jaguars winning 72% believe it's gonna be the Jaguars that beat the Texans Vegas may say he's got a chance to win NFL MVP But Justin Herbert's got a rough start as he leads the LA Chargers on the road against the Washington football team Ron Rivera added many offensive pieces to help compliment his already ferocious defense To make matters worse the Chargers could be without Austin Echler and on Instagram The Chargers are favored to win 64 percent over the Washington football team Russell Wilson and Seahawks traveled to the Midwest to take on the Indianapolis Colts The Seahawks have locked in Jamal Adams this off-season, which is tough news for a team with so many underlying injuries in the Colts However, Carson Wentz is ready to go and make his debut and on Instagram. Who do you guys feel is going to win this game? 81% favoring the Seahawks over the Colts not really giving Indianapolis a shot in this The Axe forgets but the tree remembers Sam Dono and Robbie Anderson looked to get even against their former team the New York Jets Zach Wilson had himself a great preseason But with now having to keep up with the Carolina offense that has Christian McCaffrey back healthy. This could be tough Who do you guys believe is going to win this game? The Carolina Panthers are favored to win according to you guys by the polls that we asked 76 percent over 24 percent in favor of the New York Jets How will this offensive line hold up the Minnesota Vikings against the Cincinnati Bengals? The star power is there on the offense for the Vikings and same goes for the Bengals who have Joe Burrow now healthy enough to open up the season But can he be protected at all costs? What do you guys believe? Who is going to win this game? The Minnesota Vikings favored 78 percent to the Bengals 22 percent These two teams made the Super Bowl and our schedule simulation Arizona Cardinals versus the Tennessee Titans for those wondering it was the Titans that ended up winning the whole thing in our simulation Will you three be a significant one for Kyla Murray? And how would the Titans look with the addition of Julio Jones according to you guys who took the polls to Instagram? The Tennessee Titans are favored to win 73 percent and 27 percent are in favor of the Arizona Cardinals They're fully healthy and ready to go the 49ers look to regain their Super Bowl form against Dan Campbell and the Detroit Lions Detroit is projected to be one of the worst teams this year But they can make a statement in this game the 49ers are back healthy And you guys believe that they're gonna win this game 88 percent and 12 of you are sticking with the Detroit Lions the underdogs in this game Najee Harris will make his NFL debut with the Steelers against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills This is a rematch of a Sunday night game from last year But the Steelers are hoping there's a different outcome this time around could this be another incredible season From Josh Allen take it to the polls What do the time of football fans believe the Buffalo Bills? 72% of you believe are going to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers who are favored 28% Two new head coaches face each other as the Eagles travel to the Benz and face the Atlanta Falcons The confidence level in Jalen Hertz seems to be low while Matt Ryan's days in Atlanta might be coming to an end sooner rather than later as well But this season we've got Matt Ryan as the starting quarterback and 53% of you still take the Eagles over the Atlanta Falcons 47% in favor of the Falcons the Browns were so close and pulling off the opposite and the playoffs And they're hoping this game against the Chiefs has a different outcome Cleveland is set to prove that last year wasn't a fluke while the Chiefs continued to be one of the best teams in The NFL and given that they are the best teams 84% of you guys favor the Chiefs and only 16% Are going with the Browns in this game a new era begins in New Orleans as James Winston and the Saints faced the Green Bay Packers This batch was actually moved to Jacksonville because of her can Ida Soak up every moment of seeing Aaron Rodgers any Packers uniform this season because this year might be his last with the team and 64% of you guys are favoring the Packers to beat the New Orleans Saints 36% in favor of the Saints Teddy Bridgewater will be starting for the Denver Broncos against the New York Giants The Giants brought in a lot of offensive weapons So no more excuses for Daniel Jones Although they do have a tough Broncos defense to get through and on the polls the time to football faithful Like the Broncos to win 56% of you guys voted the Broncos 44% in favor of the Giants, so it's still kind of close We'll find out if Bill Belchick's decision to start Mac Jones will be a good one as the Patriots take on the Miami Dolphins To a tug-of-a-loa has been practicing moving the ball down the field and with his new toy in Jalen Waddle and no more Stefan Gilmore for the first six weeks will it happen? 46% as a matter of fact are favoring the Dolphins, but we're still giving the edge to the Patriots 54% of you guys have voted for the Patriots to win this game Sunday night football between the Chicago Bears and the LA Rams The Rams had a huge blow last month when Cam Acres tore his Achilles But they hope the addition of Matthew Stafford makes them a Super Bowl contender The Bears stay committed and will ride with Andy Dalton Over Justin Fields in this game because of that decision 32% of you are in favor of the Chicago Bears while 68% like the LA Rams who could be a Super Bowl contender this season and finally There's only one Monday night game So no staying up to 1 a.m. This year the Baltimore Ravens versus the Las Vegas Raiders Baltimore has to revise their game plan after losing JK Dobbins While the Raiders first-round pick Alex Leatherwood has a lot of pressure to fill in for a depleted offensive line and because of that pressure 83% voted for the Baltimore Ravens to beat the Las Vegas Raiders only 17% in favor of the Raiders


Hello everyone, my name is Patricia Dennis and I am the lead instructor for the project Each One Teach One Peter Pierre Creation of Blended Learning. I was happily joined by my co-creating scholars and previous students of mine Ezekiel Sabb, Keira Williams, Henry Pallagicci, Miguel Pierre, and Charlotton Pearson. Today we'll be leading the Q&A portion of this video as I created the overall concept of our video. So let's get started. Alright, so kind of what is the, how did our new project come to surface? So course evaluations are beneficial assisting tools educators use to learn how to use students need and of course by way of determining how to modify and or improve with guidance from students opinion and feedback experience. So this is kind of a little dumb definition I kind of researched and looked up about like the general coordinates of course evaluation just so you all can get a brief understanding which I know a lot of you have probably already educators who've already done this before but I just wanted to kind of clarify course evaluations in more of a definition standpoint. So course evaluation, so in my opinion as an educator, I think students are the priority. It should always be taken into account when creating learning materials, assessments, and use of technology. So in my second master's currently I'm studying, I am studying education technology where this idea of technology is not meant to replace education but to enhance it. So with that being said, I think when creating student learning material, whether it's an activity or an assessment or even presentation material, the students perspective or the students should come first because ultimately they're the ones taking in this information, right? So the idea of this method is to build autonomy as students taking control of their own learning. So with that, when designing this course, when creating my syllabus, I wanted to make sure that students had the utmost right to choose like what projects they want to work on, what materials they want to look at, just giving them back that control of taking control again of their own learning and making them feel as if this is what they know how to do. So this is where my co-creating scholars come in. So the five young individuals who again will be leading the live Q&A and my co-creating scholars became content specialists over the months that we worked on this project. And they also became education technology specialists as far as learning various technologies that we can utilize in class and day-to-day to make learning a little more engaging and fun for both my learners and their peers, right? So as I led and provided initial materials, a lot of the material that I use, which is for the most part the theories that I taught the students and taught alongside my co-creating scholars, those have been theories that I've used since I've been teaching the summer course. So I'll say about, this is my third, maybe fourth year doing it. So as far as that content, it's been consistent. And my student, the co-creating scholars who are doing this project with me, have had these courses already and have taken this. So for the better part, they have also become masters of it, right? So the aim of this session seeks for participants to gain the following. One, utilize the students perspective approach for creating learning material. I think all of us at this point as technologies experts, directors in this field, when you learn technology, it's so versatile and vast that sometimes us educators get wrapped up in the technology part and not in the pedagogy part. So that's one thing I want all participants to come out of with this. Our perspective and the use of co-creating content with both educators and students. This was very much an orthodox, it was very hard to kind of, I wouldn't say hard but interesting working alongside corporate students and getting their perspective. I came into this project very unbiased. I wouldn't say my expectations were high, but obviously, but so much I wanted to throw up my students, but they came and just willing and ready and prepared to do that. So that's the perspective I think a lot of people should take into consideration with co-creating with either other educators or previous students. It just gives you a whole different perspective than what you had when it was coming in. I also went to showcase open inclusive and equitable practices to utilize with teaching professional college students, which if you read kind of our presentation overview, the type of audience of students we're working with, they are, where we're from in New Jersey, they're considered at-risk students who literally are from urban areas who don't really have the accessibility and information to succeed in college. So with that, that was also one of my biggest things I wanted to make this syllabus kind of shaped around and I hope that you all come out of this session with that same mindset. And last but not least, utilizing OER learning materials created for the EOF program. So syllabus activities to do work for practical use during and after the conference. So between my presentation, the website and everything within that website, which is going to be our content management system. I want to talk about a little bit later. I want it to be an OER experience for all of you. I want you all to obviously make copies of the material and source us. But other than that, please feel free to use all materials presented in the conference. So syllabus plan examination. I'm not going to read all of it, but kind of just skimming through it to give you guys a feel of the research that kind of went behind my decision making of getting co-creating scholars. So reflecting on my own pedagogical procedures, I adapted the disruptive cognition approach that will embed the notion, show what you know in each one teachable. Through peer support, learning can teach each other, learners can teach us other strategies, ideas, and ways of thinking. So when I thought about learners, obviously I didn't really want to grab students incoming freshmen who were coming in because they didn't know what was going on. So my becoming sophomores and juniors, they have taken the lead with as far as how we should go about utilizing technology, what technology we should use to let the students create certain projects which turned out really, really fun and the students really, really enjoyed it. But yeah, that peer-to-peer support and that peer-to-peer knowledge. So my co-creating scholars were able to put into perspective the material that to me, it looked perfectly fine. It looked teacher-proof, it looked professor-proof. But to them, it was like, okay, I think we can dim down more of the terminologies and certain aspects of the technology to just make it fit the student. So my co-creating scholars played a big, big role in me adjusting my lesson plan. So I kept these tips in mind when I examined three lesson villains from a language art. So again, kind of the structure I went about playing my lesson plan, I wanted to go back to elementary roots because again, a lot of these students, my co-creating scholars, my incoming freshmen were all just recently graduating high school seniors. So I wanted to make the lesson plan look a lot familiar to them as far as objectives and goals that you would see in the K to 12 classroom. So teacher-student instruction information and particular tasks were eliminated with a concern that may cause less cognition, engagement, disconnection. Disconnecting learners from a meaningful sense of what they're doing. So after teaching the same subject for two summers, at this point, I think that, yeah, this is my third summer, I reflected on how my approach lacked proper to use it in purpose. So again, I had a lot of students say, oh my God, professor Dennis, this class was amazing. I love it. How can we, like, what, how can we help? But I had to remember each student, each group of core hundred students I gave in the summer, they're different and they all have their own different struggles. And with this particular group, COVID was obviously one of the biggest things for them. So that idea of sitting and learning and actually having that disruptive thinking and critical thinking was lost for almost two years because they were stuck behind the screens where a lot of their teachers kind of didn't know what they're doing. And that's okay. So as an education technology specialist, going to school for this, getting my degree in it, and also just loving using technology and hand starting, I felt it was my obligation to really, really switch around, right? All right. So here is our, so the course was called SC100, Context Lab, Critical Theory and Technology. So the course description, it was designed for students who specifically need enrichment and literary skill sets. This is a lab that will provide the contextual basis for the literary skills and instruction at SU-100. It must be taken with a line, excuse the CSESU, essentially they're the same classes. It's just that because of our university status change from college to university, they changed around the acronyms used for these particular classes, but in essence, they're all still the same. So my class acted as the lab portion where they got their context of theory and utilized technology and sharing their experiences on their particular topic or theory we talked about. And what they did was they navigated towards their papers, right? So student learning outcomes. I'll let you all read that on your own leisure as far as, again, this presentation will be provided. So learning and educating goals. So I decided I wanted to use ST as far as the standards I wanted to reach because I think ST is really, really good. I took an ST seminar last summer before obviously teaching this class and I really truly enjoyed the seminar. So I decided I wanted to use ST as my learning goals. I broke them down between learner's goals and educated goals. So you all can obviously see not only did I take the learner's into perspective, but myself as well. So one was empowered learners, learners leverage. Learners leverage technology taking active role and choosing, achieving and demonstrating competency and their learning goals which you'll see a little bit later in this presentation. Digital citizenship, which we use, students recognize the rights of families and operations of living, learning and working in an interconnected digital world. Creative communicators, students communicate clearly and express themselves greatly for variety of purposes using the platform tools. Educator goals. So this one's for me and also I wanted to keep, I shared this with my partner, teacher, the writing instructor and my co-creating scholars. Being leaders. Educator seek out opportunities for leadership to support student empowerment and success to improve teaching and learning. Collaborator. Educator dedicate time to collaborate with both colleagues and students to improve practices. It's the whole kind of essence of this, of our little project and designer. Educator design, authentic learning, activities and environment that recognize and accommodate learners' reliability. So this lesson plan is an adaptation for my original SCU context lab. And again, when I provide the presentation, everything is clickable. So here's the performing test. Again, I'm not going to read through it thoroughly all, but instead of doing percentages, I wanted to make this like a game. I always, for some reason psychologically, when I taught at another university, I utilized kind of like the point value system to tell the students like, hey, think of this as a game, right? Your goal for the end of each week is to get 200 points based on each component of what you need to do for the week. So at the Digital Citizen, this is where I have students we utilize Instagram to, excuse me, utilize Instagram to basically share out the work we did, share out the experience for the day. This was a new experience for the students because they never used Instagram or social media in this manner. But they did enjoy it. We have the do-nows, which was a kind of running, Google DACA has students keep a tally on. I wanted to use PINZU, but because of restrictions on the universities, I kind of like admin. It was difficult. So I just had the students utilize Google DACs. But I would recommend using PINZU. It's very, very user-friendly. I think it's a really cool software to make that looks like a notebook, independent reading and annotation. This will allow students to kind of do their own research where they found like one to two page articles based on the theories and they ran it and annotated to help them create their projects. Course playlist work. This is kind of one of those things. Another technology course playlist is basically which I'll explain a little bit later is kind of like a documentation I created of selected materials and projects that students had the autonomy to choose all of their own to do whatever which one they wanted for the week. And then show notes, you know, project showcases. We kind of did this in the form again of enter 20 year with Instagram because of time restriction. I had a lot of students who still felt confident showing me and their classmates their projects overall. So the content management system we used for to keep track and keep a hold of all our material is Google sites. I think it's really Google sites and so user-friendly. I'll click it real quick just to let you all see what it looks like. Again, you all have access to this where it has our course schedule, course material, course activity playlists which this is probably the biggest component of the website and instructor's page which this is more so just for me. So again, activity and general citizenship so this is how to help you create various things. So again, this is where the document kind of telling them all like what you need to do. This more fun and simple. Students became very, very creative but as far as the videos they uploaded and the pictures they uploaded on Instagram was it perfect? Was it what quote-unquote I wanted? Yeah. What the fact that they were able to explain themselves via social media about what these theories meant to them and how they see in their day-to-day lives is even more than I can ask for. The fact that they're learning and they can regurgitate what they want to do through social media, I can take it. As far as my apologies with social media activities, the photo dump the incoming freshman utilized pumps by their co-creating scholars to kind of write for their kind of do-now class starters. Again, when we have a live Q&A please feel free to ask my co-creating scholars about this but they basically went about they came up with the do-nows very, very informative questions I thought they were really unique my co-creating scholars really made our incoming freshmen stink and kind of out of the box so they did a great job with that independent reading and rotation this is where students utilize technology can be or even just as simple as Google Docs to kind of like import their documents and make their annotations so basically more so wasn't me just testing their testing their research skills but more so seeing what they come up with what they find instead of everyone just reading the same thing and I think Cammy was a really fun cool tool to use especially the fact that a lot of them used it already in high school. So this is one of the biggest quote-unquote technology pieces that I created myself was the critical theory and technology playlist well I created the base construct but my co-creating scholars came up with other projects so on this list right here again I created this simple Google Doc where I explain what am I looking for for the week and it's broken up into charge activities, direction, notes and dates that need to be completed this plate this plate doesn't need to help you which is the incoming freshman create various technology-based projects display your understanding of this week's focus theory for this one was ration choice theory and patriarchy theory and politics although there's some strict deadline it allows you to move at your own pace again building on autonomy giving students a control of what they want to learn and what they want to produce and focus on what you need to specialize in like I know some of my students were strong writers they got they wanted to use short paper reflection so they got that out of the way so they could do more fun projects so as the weeks went by I increased the amount of projects they did I can say the students met the challenge so while students were creating their projects my co-creating scholars for each particular day they were assigned came in and acted as extra class support to kind of give the students another student perspective with the theories so this is the reference page of all the material I used to kind of gather my information again it be this was such a fun experience as far as like not being stumped behind a computer all for weeks trying to create a syllabus and print that it works but being able to collaborate with my co-creating scholars and them giving me their perspectives so thank you so much for listening to this video and please feel free to ask my co-creating scholars any questions have a great day


The soldiers came knocking on the door. Dad, wondering what to do, realized he had a picture and it has a girl with black hair in it, so he took it out and showed it to the soldier and the soldier dismissed him. Dad, trying to figure out what to do, called Uncle Henry. They decided that mom and the girls would go to his house. He lives near the water, very near Sweden. If you look across the water, you can see Sweden right there. Dad didn't go with them. If you're curious, go ahead and read.


Now, as gunshots echo across the wind-swept snow-covered reaches of the wild north-west, the challenge of the Yukon! It's Yukon King, swiftest and strongest lead dog of the north-west, placing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the north-west-monet police in his red-lethanced pursuit of lawbreakers. And King Kahn! Gold, gold discovered in the Yukon, a stampede to the Klondike in the wild race for riches, back to the days of the gold rush. Bringing you the adventures of Sergeant Preston and his wonderful Yukon King as they meet the challenge of the Yukon! Even in the glowing warmth of the neat, homey cabin, Judy Smith momentarily shivered as she listened to the shrill, relentless wind that tore at the door and windows in a fury of frustration. Yet for Judy and for her young husband, Dr. Harvey Smith, the beauty of the Yukon territory not only held a certain fascination, but also offered a haven of refuge that had brought them peace of mind since they had arrived at Selkirk and moved into the cabin on the outskirts of the raucous settlement. Judy's attitude of premulous listening gave way to smiling expectancy as she heard the stamping of feet outside the door. Harvey Darling, you must be stuck about frozen. Let me help you remove your parka. Thanks, Judy. I'll get you a bowl of nice hot soup right away. No, no thanks. Harvey, I know you're cold. Get a bowl of hot soup. I said I don't want it. Isn't that enough? Why, Harvey? I'm sorry I lost my temper, honey. Well, I guess I'm pretty tired. Harvey, tell me something. Tell you what, Judy? Something's wrong, isn't it? Oh, no, honey, don't go worrying about me. I'll be all right. You know, I've been worried about old peace condition. Now, yes, Harvey. I know you better than you think. And I've seen you this way before. Now, what's the trouble? Oh, it's this infernal wind and cold and snow and ice. I'm getting fed up with it. No, Harvey, you know that isn't it at all. Why, only yesterday you spoke of how wonderful it was up here. No. No, there's something else, dear. And I have an idea of what it is. What do you mean? I mean that the look in your face can be because of only one thing. He has come to Salker. Now, listen here, Judy, I might as well tell you that you're right. He has come here. I arrived this morning. Oh, Harvey. Why? Why can't he let me alone? Why don't we be free of him up here in the far north? Then just when I begin to feel free again, I see him. Watch. Wait. I know, Harvey, but you can't let him affect you this way. Don't you realize that's exactly what he wants? Yes. Yes, I know that. Harvey, darling, we've got to face it. You can't keep me running away forever. You must overcome your fear of Carl Strucker. Believe me, Judy, I've tried, but it's no use. I worked and studied long and hard to become a doctor. I know. Oh, it isn't so much that I feel what he'd do.  I need steady nerves, a steady hand in my work. Of course you do.  All the way from San Francisco to the Yukon. Oh, you don't have to tell me. I know all that. Let's sit down calmly and talk it over, Harvey. Well, talk won't do any good. But you must face the facts. Carl Strucker is a professional gambler, and he can go into any town and make a living. Sure, sure. I know all that. But you can't. You're a doctor and a good one. But you have to become established in one place to make a living. And here in Selkirk is your chance. You know it's a growing settlement. The only doctor from miles around is old Dr. Mason. And he's leaving for California next month when the thaw comes. It's no use, Judy. With Strucker in time, I'd be... You get to blame for what happened in San Francisco, not you. I know. When he first called me to attend his wife, I told him an operation for appendicitis was necessary immediately. Yes, but he refused to let you operate until it was too late, didn't he? That's right. But why remind ourselves of all that? Haven't we gone through and not... Bobby, listen to me. Carl Strucker is a cold, calculating gambler.  But his main thought is to make you suffer through fear, to make you give up medicine entirely. Oh, please, Harvey, face this thing and beat it now. While Dr. Mason's here, he could do any needed operations. What happened when you saw Strucker? Perhaps by now, well, he might have changed. No, honey, he hasn't changed. This morning, as I left old Pete's cabin, I met Sergeant Preston with his dog, King. But Sergeant, I stood talking. Good morning, Sergeant. Good morning, Dr. Smith. Well, King, old fella. Good to see you again. King considers you a good friend of ours, Dr. Hold on. How's old Pete getting along? Well, he's holding his own. I'm still a little worried about him. Those look as if they've come a long way. Easy, King. Hello there. I'm Sergeant Preston, Old West Mountain Police. Oh, I'm Carl Strucker, Strucker. Glad to know you're Sergeant. You can direct me to the hotel. Dr. Smith. But a coincidence we should meet way up here in South Kirk. Oh, then you men have met before. Yes, Sergeant, we have. We met in San Francisco two years ago. That's right. I have stopped in many towns since then. How about you, Doctor? You're doing well, I hope. Oh, your dog, he doesn't like strangers, perhaps. That depends, Strucker. Going to stay in South Kirk long? Well, that's hard to say. But perhaps now that I've found Dr. Smith living here, I might be tempted to stay at least until he should happen to leave. I see. I like South Kirk, Strucker. My wife and I are happy here. I'm very much needed, too. How interesting. Perhaps I should have taken up the study of medicine instead of professional gambling. Though I prefer to gamble with money rather than with life. Listen here, Strucker, I... I'm listening, my friends. Sometimes I do not understand you, Doctor. Though I feel sure you understand me. Then I must be getting along. Go straight ahead, Strucker. The hotel's a two-story building, the under-street there. Thank you kindly, Sergeant.  What? You don't like me or anything? Doctor, I noticed... Sergeant, I hope you'll excuse me. I must be getting along. I have few more patients to call on this morning. And as I walked away, even Sergeant Preston knows there's something wrong. Judy, I can't stand it any longer. We'll just have to move out of some other place and I'll give up medicine once and for all. The following evening, Sergeant Preston, with a magnificent dog king at his heels, entered the Selkirk trading post. Something. Hello, Sergeant. Well, well, King.  I guess you'd be right, Jake. Hey, King. Well, what can I do for you, Sergeant? I want some coffee and bacon. Usual amount of each, please. Coffee and bacon, sure thing. I suppose you heard the news about young Doc Smith, didn't you? News about Doc Smith? I know I haven't. Well, I guess it ain't that around then yet. What about Doc Smith, Judy? Well, his wife was in here today. Closed out their account. What? She said they'd be leaving here long about the end of the week. About to Smith leaving Selkirk for good? Uh-huh. That's what she said. Sort of looks sad about it, too. Well, we're going to miss him, especially with old Doc Mason fixing to go south to Frisco in a few weeks. Yes, that'll leave Selkirk without medical attention. Well, but please, on my account, Jake. Sure thing, Sergeant. I'll be there again soon. Pumping. Good-bye, kids. Good-bye, Jake. After leaving his purchases at his own cabin, Sergeant Preston and King went out again and walked the short distance to the cabin of old Dr. Mason. Well, Dr. Mason isn't leaving Selkirk. He's not a good man. He's taking off his mail, I don't know. Good evening, Dr. Mason. Well, well, Sergeant Preston and King. Come in out of the way, Sergeant. Bring King in, too. All right, come on, King. Sit over there by the fire, Sergeant. That winds mighty sharp tonight. Yes, it is. Well done, King. Is this just a friendly visit, Sergeant? Have you got a knake of pain that you want me to take? You look quite healthy to me, though. No, Dr. Mason. Fortunately, I feel fine. Matter of fact, I came in to talk to him about Dr. Smith. Yeah, Dr. Harvey Smith. Say, he's a smart medical man to my way of thinking. I'm mighty thankful there's someone like him to leave behind when I go south. That's just it. I heard from old Jerk at the trading post that Dr. Smith is leaving Selkirk the end of this week. Why? Leaving Selkirk?  Well, I suppose he's beginning to realize that he can do better in a larger place. In some big city in the States, maybe. Maybe. Well, I don't believe that's his reason for leaving. You don't, Sergeant? Then why do you think he is leaving? I don't really know. Dr. Mason, I won't perhaps if you talk to him, you could be waiting to stay here. We need him in Selkirk. Well, now if he said ongoing, I'm afraid there is much that I could say to change his mind. Tell you what, though. What? Maybe if we got a committee of men here in town to go to his cabinet and talk to him, they might convince him to stay. Might work at that. I'll go to the café with you right now, Sergeant. See if we can get some men to talk to Dr. Smith. I'll put my things on. All right. I'd have to suppose a good time to find most of the men at the café. You ready to go, Sergeant? Yes. Go on, Daniel. Go on, Donald. Meantime, in the gold nugget café, Carl Struber, the gambler, sat dealing cards at one of the tables. I got you this time, Struber. Give me one card. There it is. It looks like I got him now, boys. Yes, sir. All right, Struber. I'm betting all I have for them. There. Now, let me see what you've got. Sure. How's that? Three kings, two dudes. Now, you take a look at these. Three aces, two deuces. I've been missed, sir.  Why not, everybody? We'll continue our story in just a moment. Now to continue our story. As Dr. Mason and Sergeant Preston entered the gold nugget café, one of the prospectors who had just lost everything he owned at Carl Struber pulled his gun and shot wildly. Dr. Mason, with a cry of pain, sank to the floor. The king, who had entered with them, took in the situation of the glance. And even as Sergeant Preston called out to him, a massive dog had sprung into action, but teeth there and the saw had broke king-leaked at the place. Oh, Michael the Constable! It was just coming in. That dog sure moved fast.  He didn't give him a chance to shoot again, though he might have shot me. Dr. Mason's badly hurt. We'll take him in the back room. Get Dr. Smith. Get him to operate. Get in the bullet. Otherwise, I... Easy, Doctor. Easy. We'll get Dr. Smith right away. Necessary. He can operate right here. After moving the wounded doctor into the back room, Sergeant Preston started to the café on the way to get Dr. Smith. You think you'll pull through, Sergeant? I'm hoping Dr. Smith can pull him through. I'm going after him right now. Have him get hot water ready for an emergency operation. I'm afraid getting Dr. Smith isn't going to do much good. Easy, King. Why not, Stoker? What makes you say that? It's just a thought, Sergeant. Anyway, I'm betting you won't get Dr. Harvey Smith to operate. We'll see about that, Stoker. Come on, King. Something about that man, Stoker, I don't like. Yes, what is it? Oh, Sergeant Preston, come in. Wait here, King. This is Smith. I came to get the doctor. It's an emergency. Dr. Mason's been critically wounded. Dr. Mason? Oh, no. What's that you say, Sergeant? Oh, get into a park and come to the café, Doctor. Did you say Dr. Mason was hurt? I'll get your things, Harvey. I've got all your instruments with you. You may have to operate right away. Operate? But, Sergeant, I... You're the part in the medical care. Now, you must go, Harvey. You must. I'll help you into a park. Sergeant, hold on. Every second he counts Dr. Smith, we have to hurry. I'll go with you and do what I can, Sergeant. If you won't operate, I can't do it. I just can't. Give me the kid, Mrs. Smith. Thank you. Thank you. Come on, Doctor. Come on, King. Let's hurry, Doctor. A short time later, Sergeant Preston and Dr. Smith entered the café, leaving King outside to wait. The two men walked through the car toward the back room, which had been put in readiness for the young doctors to administer to Dr. Mason. As Sergeant Preston and Dr. Smith reached the door to the back room, Carl Struger reached out and touched Smith's arm. Just one minute, Smith. Struger. Just let me remind you that operations can result in death for certain people. Out of the way, Struger. Go on in, Doctor. Yes, come on in. Dr. Smith, I... I knew you'd come. It's... it's up to you. We'll look large near my heart, it seems like. I'll examine the wound. Well, what about it, Dr. Smith? Do you think, well, I... I don't know. I have to operate. I have to work fast, but... Sergeant, I don't... His life is in your hands, Dr. Smith. Well, I... All right, Sergeant, I'll do it. I'll need some help. I'll help, all right, John. Good. We'll have to work fast. Get plenty of hot water. It'll be a delicate operation, but I'll do the best I can. In spite of annoying fear that Struger's remark had put in his mind, Dr. Smith worked over Dr. Mason with a steady hand. Sergeant Preston, who was assisting, was filled with admiration by his quick, decisive movements as he went about the delicate operation. Finally, after putting the last bandage in place, Dr. Smith straightened up. Sergeant Preston was puzzled by the odd expression on his face. Well, I finished, Sergeant. You think the operation was successful, doctor? With proper care, Dr. Mason will pull through all right. I'll pack my kit now. Dr. Smith, I can't help noticing you don't seem too pleased with your work. Oh, I'm well satisfied with the results, Sergeant. It's just that I was thinking of what we were going to say. Nothing. I'll get all, Sergeant. Keep Dr. Mason here for the present. I'll try to see him in the morning. I'll go along home now. Good night. Good night. As Dr. Smith went out into the cafe, Sergeant Preston quickly went out the back door and hurried around front to get King. Meanwhile, Dr. Smith walked slowly through the crowded cafe. Wait a minute, Doc. Well, we're all anxious to know about Dr. Mason. Will it be all right, do you think? Yes. The operation was successful. We're glad to hear that. It's a lucky thing for us we'll have you here in Selkirk after Dr. Mason gets well, leaves for the States. I may not be here. Not be here. Well, you have to stay here.  Why did you say a thing like that? I'll never mind. Forget it. Hold on, Smith. What do you want, sugar? You remember what I told you in San Francisco? I've never forgotten it. I'm sure you haven't. But I just wanted to make sure. Listen here, sugar. You can go as far as you like. I've just decided that I will stay in Selkirk. I'll get out of my way. I'm sure glad to hear Doc Smith say he changed his mind about leaving. Yes, yes, of course. But I'm afraid his staying here won't be of any help to the people of Selkirk. What do you mean? I have some business to attend to, so I'll run along now. Good night. Harvey Smith left the cafe and started walking slowly up the main street toward his cabin. The twilight effect of the Yukon night made it bright enough for him to notice the figure that emerged in the cafe behind him. He never knew that the warped mind of the gambler Struger would cause him to carry out the threat that for so long made his and Judy's lives miserable. He thought of the calm steadiness of Sergeant Preston, which had helped him so much in performing the operation. The thought gave him courage, courage to face an issue now, to put to a test the threats of the man who walked a short distance behind him. Harvey didn't carry a gun, but he knew this fact wouldn't deter the man whose strange madness caused him to seek revenge for his wrong. Suddenly, Harvey stopped and turned to face Struger. Was Struger? We're out here alone. You have a gun, I don't carry one. That's too bad, Smith. You know what happened in San Francisco couldn't be helped. Come to your senses.   I had to operate on Dr. Mason. You have died. That means nothing to me. The fact that you performed an operation does... Now, wait a minute. I've enjoyed following you from place to place, Smith. Please, me, to watch you pull up stakes and move on because you were afraid. Yes. I didn't think you'd ever worked up a nerve to do another operation, but I'm glad that you did. I've waited for this moment. Struger, you're a star-graving man. Ah, perhaps. But I'm enjoying this moment if I use fate for the bulletin to finish you off. A murderer can't escape the law here in the Yukon Struger.  The law won't kill you too quickly with me. All right, then. Shoot me if you're going to. I can't stand this any longer. Yes, of course. Here's the bullet I carry just for you, Dr. Smith. King coming along in the shadows between the buildings just ahead of his master Struger as he slowly raised his gun and aimed at Dr. Smith. King knew that death spank him, a pointed gun. He saw the menacing gesture of the man whom he disliked so much. The great dog, without waiting for an order from Sergeant Preston, freaked across the hard-packed snow and with a deep throat of gold, leaped at the door. The impact of King's attack had thrown Struger to the ground.   The sound of his master's voice, King trained to obey immediately, released his hold on Struger's arm and stood back, snarling. The great dog sensed what Preston couldn't see, that there was still danger. The sergeant Preston approached, Struger quickly raised up on his arm, leveled his gun to King.  I thought he'd got this gun before, boy. I thought he'd got this gun before, boy. I thought he'd got this gun before, boy. He said that Audeith did this happened went for him. Alright. He's planted. Let's get him to a cabin, Dr. It's not a bad layout.免 Followed by King's, sergeant Preston and Dr. Smith carried Struger to Smith's near by cabin. After putting him on the cout, the young doctor set to work and the working swiftly and expertly soon finished attending to Carl Struger's wound. The last bandaged had just been fastened into place when Struger open his eyes. open his eyes. For a moment he stared at the faces bending over him. Then trying to rise he spoke weakly but savagely. You think that I would believe you saved my life by attending me spin. I know my wounds was not serious. If you think that... Take it easy, Stoker. Father fixed your wound because it needed immediate attention, Mr. No. No, it would have been all right without his interference. He thought I'd forget. But let me open it. You're too weak to get up yet, Stoker. Yes, but... but soon I will be better. Yes, thanks to Dr. Smith who fixed your wound. He thought by operating it, making me think that he saved my life he could get me to give up my intention. But he's wrong. He took my wife back in San Francisco with a blundering operation. Your wound wasn't serious, Stoker. But without quick medical attention it might have been. Yes, and it was the same with Mrs. Stoker that time. If she had had an operation when my husband wanted to do it, she wouldn't have... We used to blame for her death. That's not true. Just a minute, Dr. Stoker. I've heard the story from Mrs. Smith.  It was you who was to blame for what happened to her. You waited until it was too late before you'd allow an operation. You were to blame, and it's time you came to your senses. I... I don't know what to say. I was sort of out of my head on this time, I guess. She meant a lot to me. I know that, Stoker. When you finally let me out right, I did my best. But you waited too long. Well, I'm sorry, Dr. Smith, for... For the way I'd acted. It was a madness. I... I couldn't control it. Let's forget it, shall we, Stoker? Oh, thank you. Thank you. I suppose the Sergeant will make out a case against me because I tried... I don't think that'll be necessary, Stoker. He and I had to interfere to prevent you from committing murder. I think you've learned your lesson. Oh, yes. Yes, Sergeant, I have. Oh, thank heaven. Now Harvey and I can stay here and sell cookies. We meet him here, Mrs. Smith. Your husband showed great courage when he operated on Dr. Mason tonight, knowing what the result might be. You gave me the courage to do it, Sergeant. I will great deal to you and to Keith. And you can stay here with us until you're well again, Mr. Stoker. Of course you can. Thank you. Thank you. I thank you too, Sergeant, for... for your leniency towards me. That's all right, Stoker. This is one case we'll consider closed right here in Malawakie. These radio dramas are created and produced by George W. Trendo, directed by Fred Flower Day, and supervised by Charles D. Livingston. The part of Sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. This is J. Michael wishing you good-bye, good luck, and good health. So long.


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Tripods janked mate. Tripods on its way out. I need a new tripod dear Santa. Test his test his Santa's sack Hold on Hello, welcome to another video Today I'm out in the woods And it's been a while because I've been busy doing my long distance hikes and me me three peaks shenanigans, I'm just gonna put my leg on this log like a an adventurer look if you don't mind like that For that sort of stance just in case you were wondering What's going on down here is that? Yeah, so I've been busy with all that and I've just thought to myself Before I head off on any big adventures or whatever I just want to come and do a classic hammock dangle in the woods cook up a little bit of food and Just chill and just be and also let you have a look at my new beer. That's just come out with another monk I've only got one beer and that's the one that I'll be having today, so I'm excited about it I might have to go a little bit further afield Got the old oppen L focus face Let's go and have a quick a quick forage for some shroom. See what we can find. Here we go. It's we're in We're in a quick look at this look a hedgehog mushroom. You can tell this because of the Come on focus face You'll see these little So I'm not falling off like though Instead of gills. It's got these little downward spines that are like Obviously, that's where it gets its name from the hedgehog mushroom and They are edible, but they're just I find I get all over place all over your bag And then if you're cooking with them it can make your dishes quite unsightly having all them in there If you get a big batch of them you can take all them off and do different things with them put In an omelette or whatever they're good for flavoring. That's an all right one, isn't it? Look at that. I think we're This one's a little bit older and wiser See more flying off there look being it up a little bit short back and sides Summit for the weekend.  Why one day? Lads I promise I'm gonna sort this out Get a camera. That's just good at it.  There's also that while I'm down here. There's this thing here.  You don't want that. You don't need that.  It's nice to be back out in the old dangler Specifically the DD the DD a dribbalo Frontline hammock Let's get it set up Tree goes around the longer obviously it comes out here the more it's gonna sag down and call this a snake skin Which just is a a nice easy way to store your hammock Just wrap it all in there Very easy usually I have these which are shot soft soft Shell carabiners It's that it's just am still am still am steel or whatever. It's called been a while thread And that creates a carabiner, but I found that it always gets caught on this whoopie sling here and I'm forever Just mucking about with it to try and get it off.  It's always nice to have a little like just sitting it just to Just to see if anything Cacks itself. Oh, we're good. I've missed it I've missed it. Miss the potato head Right, so it comes with these collapsible Spaces Kevin spaces widens the whole thing stops the bug net getting on your face Like that And then there's your bungee cord. Let's have tied up it goes on this side And that'll come up look and create a load of room for you for your bonts type of choice DD super light hat and I've just attached these little carabiners To all these hoops, so that it's a quick if you want to change the figuration From square to diamond or however you want to do it. You can just take these off And it's pretty quick to do what I've got here is just a simple prusik knot Attached to a bit of shock cord and then onto the carabiner And so it can slide back and forth if I've got my hand on it I'll slide the shock cord just gives it a little bit of giving high winds and Then with a prusik knot it slides and then if you put a bit of tension on it There you go there now it won't slide back Until you go use your hand sir. I don't think the light is good enough for for this so all the bottoms of it top and Then round once Gonna go twice twice round and then these two go back through There simple as that There's your prusik knot. God, I'd buzzed faces making a bit of a Racketing me the midges are out in force Cheaning me didn't bring any smidge or a headnet or anything Sweet as just gonna hopefully fire will get rid of them another reason why I need to get a fire going There we go pretty simple and that's what I wanted mate just like Really high tarp so that I can see 360 degrees around me. It's pretty sheltered here By the trees sir. I can't seem to getting too peppered by the wind just to lift this corner I've put a stick through the loop at the corner of the tarp. I've just Tied it to this stick here and left it there.  It's pretty heavy that sir There you go. Here we go the DD front line DD ultralight tarp I've got my lantern just on a ridgeline that I've I've put in there myself I've got the X term tonight because I don't want to be cold because you lose a lot of You lose a lot of heat through the bottom of you when you're sleeping in hammock So it's good to have insulation underneath you Preferably some of that ain't gonna be compacted So this I found this air bed just works perfectly checkology pillow. So the new sleeping bag Is my rab It's a rab neutrino 600 autumn spring sleeping bag because I might just be using my alp kit 400 for summer I think now because It's a bit worse for wear, but the funny thing about this is It's not funny, but it is a thing I'm yet to sleep in it, but Look at this This is officially now my favorite sleeping bag, and I'll tell you why well It's got a lot of good features on it The reason I love it so much is because I was invited over to rab headquarters in Sheffield in there to spend the day and I Made this look well. I said I made it. I did help make this very sleeping bag this rab sleeping bag.  I Appreciate it mate. Thanks very much. Look at it man. Look at the neck baffles on it I filled that neck baffle full of down there you go My own sleeping bag the actual treasure for years to come It's taking over the alp kit because my alp kit 400 I had I've had that for like I've had a long time maybe five years or something So it's nice to have some of health a little bit warmer Maybe a little bit suited for this style of camping put me up there Bang on is that I'll tell you what the difference is between this sort of camping as well and like mounting camping and stuff Is there's a lot more hard work involved with this stuff, you know, you have to have a bit more You're a bit more about you you have to have a bit more base knowledge, you know Or it helps anyway to know you're not Know your different woods know how to collect wood start a fire the safe way to Dismantle and hide your fire, you know, so there's a lot more to it and I do like it It's a lot more to do And if I'm honest I was I was dawned it was it was daunting coming out. I was on my way. I was like mate I'm I I've got this I've got that can I still do this do that? It's a it takes a lot more out of your brain, but it's so much more satisfying and once I'm out This is what I started doing before YouTube mate. I was doing this sort of stuff being out in woods and doing bushcraft and stuff, so it's It's kind of second nature and it feels good to be back out sharpening up some skills and doing the donkey work as well, which I'm about to do now I forgot my gloves, which is one of main things. I forgot is me a Hestra leather gloves because I've got to I've got my cast iron pan with me So to not have anything to hold it with is Dangerous, right? Because he's beast. Let's go and get some wood This will do me Just this little bit here Will do me for the night And it's been suspended From school. It's been suspended from this tree.  I don't want a big fire. So Just gonna make a little Little pit about yay big So knife of choice for this trip He's going old school customized SE 3 Customized by my boy Luke over at York knife. It's been a while since I've took it out me. I just wanted to go a little bit of red Cedar I'm just gonna chuck that in there fluff it up. That'll go things are in a pine Forest or woodland. We're losing light. Are we? That we move Let's just shave a few bits off. He ain't gonna take that much to To get going really. I'm all old boys are coming out now.  I've got light in fact to have a chat with you. I haven't have a What we're going with anyway, cuz we haven't got any other options. Get me on one of them cans Get me on a John Peeler. I'm on a John Peeler, mate Look, and there's me In my bare feet above on Ben Nevis above the clouds and it's a John Peeler, so I'm in there. Look all for calm there's a little Survival tip there that you can do with the can and then there's me there for calm and there's just a little blurb that I wrote myself about mental health and Against and and about the campaign and about the charity and everything so I'm really proud of it And they've left a link to the just giving page as well So and I've not tried this yet, so I wanted to try it with you lot just to say cheers man, I I set my target at three grand and The last time I checked It was on eleven thousand six hundred Double salute for that one because that was that's insane mate And it's coming to the time now where I'm gonna have to close the just giving page down and give the money to calm And I just wanted to say a massive heartfelt thanks to everybody who sponsored or even if you just watched From the sidelines cheering or not cheering booing even if you're just involved in it in any way So this is another month mate and it came in my patreon's box, so people ask where I get all my fancy beers from Another month obviously, but and I get a box every month with a load of heavy hitters in it Not just your standard beers and one of the beers is always a Like a wild card like it's something that you only get in your patrons box and this was in the patrons box I was absolutely over the moon. They've given me a discount code. I've said it on Instagram before But I'll tell you it's just here's a check out and you'll get 10% off your subscription boxes if that's your thing Drink responsibly and choose your times as well. Choose your parties Quality over quantity right let's have a go so yeah, I'm gonna close this down, but Something else I'm gonna be doing on Instagram just before I close it down a guy who is actually done a drawing of me Which is crazy and he reached out Munro a brilliant artist He reached out and he said I'm I'm gonna draw like I'm gonna paint the three peaks in black and white on canvas Do you think if I did that and you sort of autographed it or whatever in green?  That's the perfect full stop So I'm gonna I'll put pictures of it on there on here now. I'll show you But I'm gonna I've got he sent me a green acrylic pen as well. So against the black and white Whoever wins the auction. I'm gonna sign it. So if your name's I don't know Malcolm.  So if you want to follow me on Instagram I'll leave a link below and you can get involved with that little bit of Little bit of niche history and then that'll be the full stop once that's been auctioned off Hopefully we can get to the 12k mark and then we're gonna close it off and give all the money to calm Which is just amazing. So thank you very much to everyone. I'm absolutely blown away. Oh my god. We're going in. Oh What can we say there is no words is there? Drive by that is fruits. Oh my god You remember Woolworth's Remember Woolworth's pick a mix It's like someone's just smashed my face and dragged me along Woolworth's pick a mix Most juicy. Oh, man. Oh, yes. Oh, that is good. Do you know what that is good? I'm not just saying it. I say it about all northern beers, but come on It's six percent.  Thank you very much. I Wish I could have a beer with all of you, but it cost an absolute fortune wouldn't it? To all you lot. Thank you very much. I Don't have me chair. I'm back on floor back on floor back to me roots literally sitting on roots Whatever mate. All right. Yeah, right cheers absent friends Nice one right leave that to heat up because it's cast iron so it's gonna have to Hey took me beauty Gonna go in with the mushrooms now. Just turn on the hands But to be Tom's he's going on the stake That's they could be done Awesome awesome wells schoolboy error I didn't charge my Head torch after last time it ran out some month Luckily, I've got me Lantern look at that. I don't look delicious. Look hedgehog mushroom pick less than Less than an hour ago The texture That buzzard. Oh, it's a lovely texture firm Lovely flavor as well Saved on a hot skillet hot skillet cooking it man. Oh, my battery's running out quick focus. Look at that Tell me that don't look good Huh a chart on the outside and Then just nice and pink in the middle as tender as you like Juicy, I'm having that with some leaves Just salad leaves and boiling greens into my face Crack on and devour the rest of this. I've had me tea. I only had one beer I've got stuff to do tomorrow, so I Just wanted to share one of my beers with you and I just had a real chilled one. It's been it's been mint has been a little early in the canapine. I've seen the stars and Just a chilled evening and now I stink of fire smoke And it's everything is how it should be He's so peaceful mate and nice in his hammock. Look a little lantern set up new sleeping bags all nice and toasty It's happy days mate Right unless some Unless some of mint or shit happens I'll see you tomorrow slept better than I've slept in Ages I've had a bit of insomnia and not very good sleep hygiene of late and that night sleep. I've just had there was Unbroken and delightful And speaking of delightful have a word of agonist Just dangling in hammock mate stunning man Square away the fire and disappear like a ghost ghost recon For anyone who suffers from sort of insomnia and Broken sleep and all that sort of just bad sleep. You'll know How good I was like so rare to have a night like that way I Went to sleep like Maybe 11 after 11 And I didn't wake up. I honestly slept through till after six o'clock About 10 past six unreal for me that Unreal with that. Hey, you got stuff stuck with it as well Good I'm not going to do any cooking.  I don't have enough water And I'd have to walk to a water source and keep coming back to put the fire out properly Whereas it's at all night So go out now. I'll still check it I want to make sure the fire is properly out Before I skip off into the sunrise before I crush it and put it in me in my bag Good stuff delicious as well one of these ones There she be there she blows Hide me gloves. It's dead Completely dead got these gubbins out of it. This is where I've had me fire no trace left No trace of me campsite No Tracy Chapman That's it. I'm feeling vigorated Probably always say this but it this is like Lovely me lovely to be back out in the woods Lovely to be back in the hammock. I've absolutely loved it Soon as made it pillow. I was just gone and that rarely happens to me I didn't even get up for a piss, which is just Mother nature heals yet again If you want to see what's going on with the With the painting the free peaks painting. I'm going to be auctioning that off on my Instagram So come over and check it out if you want Over there. I'll leave a link below and thanks to you lot. Thanks for sponsoring Thanks to anyone who sponsored actually because there's loads here. So thank you I can't get back to everyone. I see all the messages and and the donations and it's massively appreciated and and resting peace Paul Wobbitton and Big up Paul Wobbitton's family. I know a few of you have reached out to me and and Said thanks, but thank you Thanks to everyone. Thanks everyone. No, I'm a now. I'm a stay mate I'm humbled humbled by by the support on that one and we've done a good thing for a good charity So it's it's it's all love. It's all love. Thank you very much I'll see you soon. Take care I do appreciate it appreciate you every single last one of you. Thanks for watching. Love you. Bye