Hey, everyone. Welcome to Norris Cove. I'm Yoshida. Today we are going to be doing our paycheck to paycheck weekly check in. So let's hop right on. Okay, you guys. So we're doing paycheck to paycheck. I think y'all like this paycheck to paycheck. I know I do. If you're new here, every Monday, we do our weekly check in our paycheck to paycheck. We want to set our intentions for the week of the bills that we have to pay. It helps keep me accountable. And I hope that it's helping keeping you accountable as well. So let's just zoom right on in. Okay. And then also for you that are new, I use my A six and I just go to my finance section. And I get my weekly check in out. And normally I have kind of pre planned. So no sticking up this week. But I do have this. So this is week number two paycheck number two. And it is the week of September the 6th through September the 12th. Okay. My income for this week. I usually list three, which is hair Shopify and miscellaneous. Right now my miscellaneous is a card. Maybe money I get from my husband, whatever. So for hair I project. Let's see. No, let me already upgrade. Get to pull out the white out. Oh my God. I'm gonna do 750 because it's looking slow. But we never know.  Right now I'm just pushing my budget stuff. I do want to make some new budget stickers and budget, you know, things like that. So, oh, I'm going to put miscellaneous also as Etsy because you guys, I will be releasing my 100 envelopes. I'm supposed to do it today. Today is Monday. So they'll be releasing. So we're going to up Shopify. I don't know. Let's just say 100 miscellaneous. I'll do 100 here as well. So that's $950. Okay, next we go on to the bills that I do. This is just my cheat sheet on the 7th. Canva comes out. Okay. And then here I have the 7th and 8th Shopify comes out. Shopify tried to get their money today. No Shopify. It's a holiday years to come out on the 8th. So on the 8th, that money will be there for you. Okay. So canva is 1377 and Shopify. It is going to be 9478. And then on the 11th, we have card notes, number one, and it is 18163. Now it looks like this is all I have to pay. No. And to my knowledge, I don't have any after-pays coming out. So we're going into, let's see. This was the last time T-Mobile is coming up. But I think it's the 15th. Oh, we got to put down booth ramps. So it looks like that is it. And booth ramp, I'm going to put that down on the 11th. So this week, the bills are not necessarily less because they're not. So let's calculate. So we have $490.10. No, that's 18 cents. $490.18. I don't mean no harm, but I'm telling you, it's still a lot to me to have to pay. Still a lot to have to pay. So I don't need to put any notes. This must be an old one because I don't think I have notes anymore. Debt, I don't know what we're going to do, but let's go ahead and subtract the 950 from the 490. Obviously got rid of that. I'm just going to leave it even and that leaves us with $460. So for sinking funds, I want to kind of put something to debt. I don't know though. I'm not certain. So 400. I'm going to come down here to this is our balance and sinking funds. We're definitely giving taxes some money this week. They usually get about $10 savings. I want to give them 20 and vacation. Oh, and you know what? I do do some nails this week. So that'll be included in that miscellaneous as well. Vacation. I want to give 20 and then I'm going to finally, I guess, tackle these envelopes this week. So with our 100 envelopes, I want to do at least 20 maybe more. We'll just see how the money flows. I'm not going to go into. I think, well, I don't usually put the one and five because that's kind of like, I figured that out later. But my other challenge, which I'm trying to just get to 1k, it was a 2k challenge. I've turned it into 1k. So I want to give them about 50. So let's stop here and let's calculate. That's $120. So put 120 here and then that leaves us with $340 balance. Let's go into cash envelopes. Self-care. Gotta start with the self-care gets 25. And actually I'm going to put Christmas here, but Christmas goes to Sinking Funds. Christmas gets 30. And I did savings. Yep. Okay, Bentley. That's my dog. Bentley gets five. Boss moves. Boss moves is going to probably get more because I have something coming up. And in my Shopify and it's going to cost me a little money. So pretty much everything else will go to Boss moves if there's anything else left. So let's add up these. That's 55. That's 60. That leaves me with $280. I'm going to do Miscellaneous 80. 200 to Boss moves. Miscellaneous gets 80. So we should be at 340. So let's calculate again. And that's 340. So we are at a zero-base budget. And that's how I zero-base my budget being self-employed. So let's go back from the top because something I didn't do the last time, which I recognized once I was editing that video. I think it was my September monthly video is I didn't start from over here again. So let's just calculate everything. So now I'm 50. Subtract $490. That leaves us with $460 balance. Subtract $120. And that leaves us with the 340 here and then subtract $340. So we're at zero. So that is my weekly check-in. If you have any questions about this insert or about this paycheck to paycheck, I do make these myself or either I've already made them myself. You can find this one on my website. It's not on my Etsy shop yet, but you can definitely find it on my website. I plan again to move this over to the Etsy. Also, this is our monthly breakdown. I make these as well. They come in letter, half-letter, mini HP, classic HP, A5, A6, personal and pockets. So if you're interested, just look in the description box below and you'll find a link to my Shopify website and you can pick that up. And that way you can follow along with me on weekly check-ins or paycheck to paycheck. Again, if you have any questions, just let me know. Again, last announcement for the last time, brother, I will be listing these on my Etsy and also probably my website. I think what I'm going to do is just go ahead and list like what I have and because y'all, I still ain't finished my but a nice, really nice subscriber messaged me and asked me to please, please, please release these so that she can pick them up. I was just doing a little research and I don't want to overcharge and I didn't want to undercharge due to the work. So what I'll do, I'll have like an introductory price and that way we'll just see how it works, how many people place orders and the work that goes into it. If I feel like it's too much for what I'm charging, I kind of have a price in my head. If I feel like it's a lot of work for what I'm charging, then the introductory price will be gone probably in a week or two. I think that's fair. I think it sounds fair. Right now, I've seen some boxes locally that I could pick up like this that won't be too far off the range where I'd have to charge more for it. But right now, I'm going to list them without the boxes and once the boxes become available, I'll add it to the listing. I'm hoping that makes sense. I'll add them to the listing. Right now I'm just offering the Luxe 100 envelopes. This is what they look like and they'll come numbered. I was using full to make all my other stuff that I didn't plan on really making them for anyone else. So I know I do have this foil. I have some black foil. Let me know the foil. That will be in the description as well. You can pick your foil number and color. Let's see. What else? Yeah, that's it. Oh, also this customer that I'm making them for, she said she didn't care if I mixed them. So some will be mixed at the moment. You can choose if you want them mixed where there's on both sides or if it's clear on the back. Now, as I was explaining to her, the clear is more time consuming. So those probably would be more. And right now they'll ship out to you already. You know, they'll be in some plastic. And that's how we'll do that. And I think I'm going to release these as well. These half peek-a-boo envelopes. So they'll come in like a set of six or a set of 12, depending on how you want them. Or you can just get one. So I'm going to work on those listings tonight. I know if my subscriber friend, customer, whatever sees it, it's coming, honey. I'm so sorry. It's coming. I've just had a day. But that is it, you guys.  We are so close to 1K. And I'm so happy to share it with you. So if today was your first time watching any of my videos and you would love to see more videos like this from me, Yoshida, I would love to welcome you to the Cove in the comments section. So do me a favor. Give me a thumbs up. Thumbs up. Let me know in the comments section if this was your first video. I would love to welcome you back and welcome you to noise Cove. So you guys have an awesome day. Bye.


Welcome. I welcome you all to this course, Samasa in Panimian Grammar. This is the first course and I also welcome you to this lecture. We begin the lecture by the recitation of the Mangala Charana. So far in this course we have studied the theory of compounding as stated in the Panimian Grammar, the core of the Panimian Grammar namely the Ashtadhyayi and also the Panimian Grammatical Tradition which has commented on the text of Ashtadhyayi. We studied the passages from the great Yakarana Mahabhasya of Patanjali which allowed us to better understand the theory of compounding as stated in the Panimian Grammar. We studied the concepts like Samartha and then the two-fold Samartha namely Vyapeksha as well as Ekarthibhava. We also studied the four interpretations offered by Patanjali which he divided into two groups himself, the group of two explaining Vyapeksha and the other group of two interpretations explaining Ekarthibhava. We said that the Karaka theory is the base of the Samartha theory. We also said that it is the sentence which is the input for the process of compounding and the nominal root or the Pratipadika is the output of the process of compounding. We also said that this output in the form of a Pratipadika again becomes an input for a sentence. We also said that compound and sentence they are similar in terms of the input. The input for the sentence derivation is the Padas and the input for the sentence derivation is also the interrelated Padas which are part of the sentence. We then studied various processes involved in the derivation of the compound. We noted down those processes. We also noted down the sequence in which those apply. We said that the semantic conditioning is the primary stage of the process of compounding at the cognitive level in the Artha Kasha and also in the Shabda Kasha. After this primary semantic condition which is stated also by the Sutra, Vani Niz Sutra 211 Samarthaha Padavidhi. We go to the other rule which talks about the name of the process which is Samasa stated by the Sutra Prakkadarath Samasaha 213. Then we also studied the necessary condition for the process of compounding namely Sahasupa and we said that for compounding in Sanskrit we necessarily require a Subanta which is interrelated to another Subanta only. So a compound is possible in Sanskrit or a compound is used in Sanskrit by the speakers of Sanskrit in such a manner that its constituents are always both of them Subanthas, Sup, Sah, Supa. And the speakers of Sanskrit have never compounded a Subanta and a Tinganta and a Tinganta and a Tinganta as a by default theory. There are exceptions of this kind which are treated as exceptions to the general by default rule of a Subanta getting compounded with another interrelated Subanta as a basic by default theory. We then also stated and studied the stage where the Sub gets deleted, Sub look. Then we also studied the Samasanta Pratyaya, then the Purvapada Karya, etc. Now let us proceed further and try to understand some more rules of compounding in Panini and Grammar in this particular lecture. We deal with Varna Karya in this lecture. These are the operations that are based on individual sounds in the environment of compounding. This is what is Varna Karya and notable amongst them are the three Karyas, Sandhi Karya, Shatva Karya and also Anatva Karya. Shatva and Anatva are generally referred to as cerebralization, Shatva and Anatva more than Karya, where Shatva and Anatva both of them are produced from more than as the place of articulation in the oral cavity as far as the Panimian grammatical tradition is concerned. These operations, namely any Sandhi and also Shatva and Anatva substitutes, they are done towards the end of the derivation process and the outputs of these operations generally do not become inputs to any other further operations. This is the peculiarity and that is why Shatva and Anatva particularly are stated in the section in the Ashtadhyayi which is not visible to the most of the part of the Ashtadhyayi. Shatva and Anatva are the operations stated in 8.3 and 8.4 respectively and part of the Sandhi is also stated in 8.2 and 8.3 and these rules by a clever mechanism are declared to be non-existent for all the 29 fathers before. So from 1.1 up to 8.1 the 29 sections do not see the remaining last 3 sections of the Ashtadhyayi 8.2, 8.3 and 8.4 and we have spoken more about this in the other course introduction to Panimian grammar. So these are the Varanakaryas which are stated towards the end of the Ashtadhyayi mostly. Let us study them one by one. First let us study the Sandhi Karya which happens in the environment of the Samasa. In the Samasa Samhita is obligatory. In the sentence it is dependent on the desire of the speaker. A speaker may want to do Samhita that means a speaker may want to put together the words from the Shaptakasha in the Samhita mode or the speaker may not want to put all those words in the Samhita mode. The speaker wants to take as much gap as possible between the two symbols in the form of the sounds and then they are not in Samhita. And obviously then there is no Sandhi requirement over there. But in the Samasa Samhita is obligatory and so Sandhi is also obligatory in the Samasa. This is a by default position that Sandhi will have to be made. There is no other choice. And if that is the case as a by default position obviously the few exceptions are noted down in the Panimyan grammar on this very backdrop. By the mention of optionality in the Sutra Panimi has noted down a few exceptions. But the by default position is that Sandhi is obligatory in the Samasa. So we have a famous verse which says Samhita ekapade nitya nitya dhatupasargayoh nityasamase vaaketu saavibaksam apeksate. What this means is that Samhita is obligatory within one padha also in between the verbal root and the proverb dhatupasargayoh. And is also obligatory within a compound. In the sentence it expects the desire of the speaker. So the highlighted words are Samhita is also obligatory within a compound. So we will have to do the Sandhis in the Samasa. This is extremely important. Without Sandhi operations carried out the Samasa output would not be considered as the final output of the process of compounding. Let us take an example. If we have the meaning one who has immeasurable luster and if this meaning is to be expressed in the following form. Amita, Abha, Yasya, Saha. Then the speaker desires to compound these elements and produce one unit of word as well as meaning. So then Amita, Abha, Yasya, Saha which is the Laukika Vigraha is converted into an Alawika Vigraha in the following manner. Amita, Amita plus Su plus Abha plus Su. And this is the Alawika Vigraha and then it assumes the status of a Samasa and therefore these two square brackets. We denote this particular fact and there are these two constituents Abha plus Su as well as Amita plus Su. Amita, Abha, Yasya, Saha. In this case we apply Supodhatup Pratipadi Kajoho and then we delete this Su. There is no Samasanta Pratyaya which is applicable over here. So we don't add any Samasanta Pratyaya. It is not compulsory that Samasanta Pratyaya is added in each and every compound that is not mandatory. There is no rule based system which suggests addition of a Samasanta Pratyaya in this case so we don't add the Samasanta Pratyaya. So we have Amita plus Su plus Abha plus Su we delete the Su. Supodhatup Pratipadi Kajoho. Then we are at this stage where Amita is substituted by Amita. And this is where we apply the Purva Padakarya namely Umvadbhava because Amita and Abha they are coreferential. They are referring to one and the same entity, referent. And therefore there is the relationship of coreferentiality between them, Samanadhi Karanya and both of them are in the feminine gender. Amita is part of the Purva Padakarya, Abha is part of the Uttara Padakarya and in the environment of this Uttara Padakarya, now this Amita which is in feminine gender is taken back to its root form which is Amita. This is the Umvadbhava operation that happens over here. So we have Amita plus Zero plus Abha plus Zero. This happens because of the Sutra. Surya Pumbhat Vashita Pumska Danoong Samanadhi Karanya Surya Apuranya Priyadishu. And then we have Amita plus Zero plus Abha plus Zero and now because this is a Bahubrihi compound as is clear from this kind of Lauki Kavigraha, Amita, Abha, yes, yes, Abha. So neither Amita nor Abha are the heads. It is this Abha which is acting as the head and this Abha is out of the compound. Abha is not figuring anywhere in this particular compound. So this is a Bahubrihi compound and a Bahubrihi compound is always such that both of its constituents become subordinate. So this Abha is also subordinate and in such a case Gosthriya Rupa Sarjanasya is a Sutra that applies here and substitutes this Abha by a Rasva and so we get Abha over here. So Amita plus Abha and now we can say that this is the final output of the compound but unless and until we do the Sandhi we won't be able to say that this is the final output. So this A over here at the end of this Purva Pada and A at the beginning of this Uttara Pada they are the conditions for the application of Akash Sabarani Virga 61101. So this Sutra is applied over here and we get Amita Abha as the final output. Now we can say that this is the final output of the process of compounding. Amita and Abha are not the final output of the process of compounding because we didn't do any Sandhi over here. Once we do the Sandhi and get Amita Abha then this is what is the compound output. So Sandhi is obligatory. We have no choice or no choice of optionality between Amita plus Abha and Amita Abha. Amita Abha is the only output of this particular compounding process. Sandhi Karya is obligatory in the Samasa. Samhita, Nitya and so Sandhi is also Nitya. This is how the word Amita Abha is derived. And Amita Abha is a very popular word and popular name in modern India and rightly so. Similarly, if we have another meaning, master or lord of the group, Ganeshya Isaha. And so the Alawaki Kapigraha of this would be Gana plus Ganesh and Isha plus Su. And obviously Gana will have the Purva Pada status. So Gana plus Ganesh is the Purva Pada and Isha plus Su is the Uttarapada. And there is no Samasanta Pratyaya added over here because there is no such condition for addition. Then we apply Supo Dhatup Pratipatika Yoho and we delete the Sups. So we get Gana plus Zero and Isha plus Zero. And this is the Samasa at the beginning of the Alawaki Kapigraha itself. So all this is Samasa. So these Sups are parts of the Pratipatika because Samasa is Pratipatika. And so then two four seventy-four applies and the Sups get deleted. So we get Gana plus Isha. So Adgunaha has the scope of application and it does apply 6187 and converts this Gana plus Isha as Gana E Isha and finally Ganesh. So Gana E Isha and Ganesh, this is the final output of the compound. Gana plus Isha cannot remain as it is without getting the Sandhi substitution as the final output of the compound. That is not possible. In the Samasa Sandhi is obligatory. Samhita is obligatory and so is Sandhi obligatory. So we get Ganesha as the final output of the process of compounding over here. And as we know that there are several words also in modern Indian languages which follow the same pattern like Ganesha. We also have words like Ganesha, Suresh, Ramesh, Rajesh, Rakesh, Dinesh and so on and so forth. So many such words are there and they are derived in the similar fashion. And unless and until the Sandhi is done the final output is not declared to be the final output. So final output must have the Sandhi operation done. This is another example where we have the meaning namely who should be concentrated upon by the wise. So he is wise and upasya is who should be concentrated upon. So upasya has got the verbal root asa with the privarvar upasarga upa. Asa literally means to sit but upasa means to worship or to concentrate. And upasya is the krte pratyayya which means karma and that is the reason why upasya is meant here as who should be concentrated upon. So the alagika vigraha is sudhi plus bis plus upasya plus su. At this stage this attains the status of a compound samasa. This is the alagika vigraha. And then immediately we apply supodhatup pratyapati kayoho. There is no samasanta pratyaya added. Sudhi plus bis occupies the initial position. Then we apply supodhatup pratyapati kayoho and both the soaps are deleted. So we have sudhi plus zero plus upasya plus zero. And then straight away this long e comes immediately before this who which is the subject matter of a scope of eco yadanchi 6177. And therefore this e gets substituted by here and so we have sudhi upasya and finally sudhi upasya. This is the final compound output and there is no choice between this and sudhi plus upasya. We cannot keep it as sudhi upasya. That is not possible. Samhita is nitya in samasa and so is sandhi also nitya as per as the final samasa output is concerned. Sudhi upasya is the compound output. Let us now look at the varanakarya shatva in this case. Shatva is stated in 8.3. Now retroflex is by default negated at the beginning of the padha. That is the sutra in 8.3. But as exceptions in some of the compounds in order to denote special meaning outputs, shatva is noticed and stated by the paninian rules. For example if we have the meaning one who bathes in a river, natyamsna taha if that is the meaning. And if there is something additional that is to be conveyed because to bathe in a flowing river is not an easy job. One needs quite a lot of skill to do that and therefore natyamsna taha although literally means one who bathes in the river, later on takes the shape of a word denoting something who is skilled. So here we have nadi plus ghi, nadi plus ghi plus nakha plus su as alayuki kavigraha and then this attains the status of a compound at this stage and so this is the samasa now and therefore it becomes a prathipadika. Now this su and this ghi they become part of the prathipadika. So 2471 applies and by the application of this supo dhatup prathipadika yoho we delete both the subs and so we have nadi plus zero plus nata plus zero and then of course we have nadi is nata and this is the output, nadi is nata. Now in the similar derivation if an additional meaning output is to be denoted namely skill that means one who bathes in the river skillfully. The retroflex is used and we get the output nadi-snata. Nadi-snata means one who bathes in a river skillfully. Similarly nsnata and nsnata, nsnata is a skilled person and we have the sutra, nina-di-bhyam, snata-ehe, kaushalee 8389 denoting this additional and specific meaning for the retroflex. The retroflex that is sure in place of sir denotes this particular additional meaning in the compound. Similarly the nattva varnakarya also is of the same kind. So retroflex n is substituted at the end of the derivation of the compound. This is also stated at the end of the astadhyayi, the grammar of panini in 8.4. This operation also reflects the overall semantic difference that is caused by the difference in the linkage of the meanings through different meaning bearing units. For example, here we have two word forms. The first one means the act of creation and here we have nir plus su plus ma plus ana and then we have su added to it. So ma plus ana is the kradanta pratipatika and su is added to it and then of course in the compound process we delete the soaps.  So this attains the status of a compound and therefore these soaps are deleted. So we have nir plus ma plus ana and now in this case 8.4.29 applies kritya chaha and that substitutes this n by ana and so we have nir ma ana and then sandhi happens and we get the form nir ma ana which means the act of creation and now if we compare this with the right hand side derivation nir ma ana is the output and the meaning is from whom ego has gone away. Now here we have nir plus su, ma ana plus su and the samasa saudhnya happens. So we have su as part of the pratipatika. So by supodhatup pratipatika yoho we delete both the soaps. So now we have nir plus zero plus ma ana plus zero and so we have nir ma ana and finally we get the output nir ma ana this na does not change into ana and we have the word nir ma ana. Now compare and contrast these two nir ma ana as against nir ma ana and the meaning is changed. Here the meaning is the act of creation where nir is a proverb of the verbal root ma and here nir is not a proverb with verbal root ma this is a word ma ana which means ego and nir is related to the action of going, gone away. So nir gatah nir gatah ma ana ha yas maatsaha that is the meaning. So nir is related with gatah and nir is not related with ma ana and therefore nir cannot be called as an upasarga of ma ana and therefore this na is not changed to ana. So nir ma ana which is a bhavrihi compound and nir ma ana which is a takpurasah compound and the retroflex gives us this difference of meaning when it is ana it means the act of creation and when it is nir ma ana it means one from whom ego has gone away. This is how Varanakarya tells us about the difference of meaning this happens only at the end and this is not an input of something else. Also we have Varanakarya as uttara pada rasva we saw this in Amitabha this is an operation that takes place on the final sound of the uttara pada this operation is that of shortening along vowel at the end of the uttara pada is shortened with specific environments in place like neuter gender as well as uttara pada being subordinate this is stated by the sutra raspo na pum sakhe prati padikasya 1, 2, 47 So here is an example if we have a meaning a family which protects the wealth shri am pati so we have shri plus am and pa plus vich and then we have shri plus pa and shri plus pr and so now we get the form shri pr so in this case the uttara pada pa has become shortened and we get the form shri pr similarly we have ghostriya rupa sarjanasya another sutra talking about the uttara pada rasva so 1, 2, 48 is the sutra and this means that the feminine suffix and the word go which are part of a subordinate word are shortened this rule operates in a specific environment of a compound where meanings of both the purpa pada as well as uttara pada become subordinate to some other meaning which lies out of the compound Bahubrihi compound is therefore an example we have already seen amitabha and this is what it is and we note now that the word abha has got a at the end and this is shortened because this abha is also upasar janas or subordinate to the meaning which is out of the compound so this a is shortened and we get abha and finally we get amitabha to summarize operations based on individual sounds are done at a later stage or at the end of the process of the derivation of the compound they are used to denote specific meaning inputs as well and they are used to denote also the distinct meaning outputs nirmana versus nirmana they give the final shape of the word form of the compound denoting one merged meaning realizing aika padya and also aikarthya these are the traditional texts referred to thank you for your patience


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I took a ranger and a photographer with him. Well, he better be getting back. There's another one of those storms brewing up there. When Whitney's in that mood, it ain't safe. Aunt Hitty, you talk as though the mountain were alive. Mountains don't have moods. Whitney does. It's vicious, I'll tell you, Elizabeth. It ain't just a mountain. It's a devil. Killed my own husband, caught him in an avalanche at a time of the year when there ain't avalanches. And my man wasn't the only one. I tell you, Elizabeth, if Gustav keeps going up that mountain sooner or later, it'll get him. In the little village of Lone Pine, California, dusk comes unnaturally early. For directly to the west, rearing itself almost 15,000 feet against the sky is the towering bulk of Mount Whitney, highest peak in the United States. Because of its avalanches and the fierce electrical storms which swept down from its peak to engulf them, the villagers of Lone Pine regarded Mount Whitney as a malignant force bent on their destruction. Then in August, 1903, Gustav Marsh, a newcomer to Lone Pine who had no superstitious fear of the mountain, set out to conquer it.  Oh, hello, darling. How are you? Fine. Everything's fine now that you're back. We just got here in the nick of time, Gustav. The storm's going to hit here any minute. We've been racing it all the way down. Tell me, God. I found what I was looking for. Oh, are you sure? Positive. Now we can go ahead and make that mountain earn its keep. What are you talking about, Gus? What am I always talking about? Mount Whitney. I'm going to put that mountain to work, Aunt Hitty. Don't talk like that, Gus.  Well, maybe it will, Aunt Hitty, but if it kills me, there'll be others to push the job through. That's better. Now, I don't know the reason for this town meeting any more than you do. Gus Marsh asked me to call it, and Gus will have to do the explaining. Okay, Gus, it's all yours. Well, thanks, Bert. I didn't give you folks much notice about this meeting tonight. I couldn't. If we're going to do what I hope you'll agree to do, we'll have to start work right away. What are you doing? What do you got in mind, guys? Well, I want to build a trail at the East Slope of Mount Whitney. A trail at the East Slope? How far up? All the way. That's impossible. Clear to the top. Nobody's ever reached the top from this side. Well, it can be done. You know, Ed Cross and Fred Spears will bear me out on that. They went along with me on this last trip. We climbed to 13,000 feet, took pictures, drew maps, and found a way to reach the summit from the East Slope. After you get up there, what good will it do you? By the way, now I was coming to that. I want to put Mount Whitney to work. Uh, useful work. Ah, you stayed up on that mountain too long, Gus, to make a mountain work. Wait a minute, wait a minute, boys. If we build a trail up the East Slope, the kind of a trail I have in mind, one that can be traveled safely by men who are on mountaineers, well, Mount Whitney will work for us. You mean it'll draw tourists? Yeah, it may. But I was thinking of scientists. Scientists? Sure. Well, Whitney is the highest spot in the United States. The best place in the country for scientists to study the atmosphere, observe the stars, and, well, carry on experiments. Can't you just see a long-haired college professor lugging a telescope on Mount Whitney? Well, he won't have to, my friend, if there was an observatory up there. Observatory? What do you mean? Well, that's my dream. An observatory equipped with all the latest scientific apparatus on top of Mount Whitney. But the first step is a trail.  Wouldn't it build the kind of trail you're talking about? There won't be any picnic. Cross a lot of money, too. Yeah, and what would the Sloan Pine get out of it? Well, if tourists did start coming here, or we'd all profit from it, you see? We'd have the satisfaction of having given something to the country. Something that no other village, no other group of men and women could give. That ain't enough for me. Quiet, Jerry. Quiet. How much do you think it'd take to build the trail, Gus? Well, I don't know, Tom, but we'd all go into this together. Whatever it takes, we can raise it. Well, I'll start you off with five dollars. You can put me down for five, too. There's over 300 people in Sloan Pine. If each one of them donated five dollars... It wouldn't be a drop in a bucket.   I'll let him alone, Tom. He's right. There isn't enough money in Sloan Pine to pay for building that trail. We'll have to build it ourselves. We'll pack it out of the mountain with our own sweat and blood. I'll think it over, boys, but think fast, because this is August. We only have a few weeks to work. Well, there's Bert with the pack train, Elizabeth. I have to be getting back up the mountain. Are the men still as enthusiastic about building the trail, Guy? You'd think it was their idea. Oh, wonderful. Yeah, a few more days a week at the most, and we should be at the top. Don't start boasting now, Gustav. You're afraid the mountain will hear me and hit him? The trail ain't finished yet. Well, don't be too sure. The men had only a few more hundred feet to go, and I left them to come down here. There are still things can happen. Oh, and here they stop it. The mountain's been warling you. Ever since you started to work, that blizzard that come early, and almost snow gin, then them rock slides out of nowhere, men took sick mysteriously. Oh, that was the altitude. Running out of money. Oh, we've always managed to get more, a little at a time. I'm sure we've got enough now to see us through. I know it seems to me you made a contribution to the work yourself, didn't you, Aunt Hitty? Well, I didn't want to be the only person in a lone pine who held out. Oh, it's been wonderful the way everybody's helped. The women with their boxed socials and cake sales. They'll all be waiting for the news. Well, just keep watching the mountain top. You got a signal, Tom? Sure. We've got huge bonfires ready, and I'm taking up fireworks of this trip.  Be careful, somebody don't get blowed to kingdom come. I'll handle it myself. Be careful. Oh, don't worry, I will. But when that trail's finished, everybody in lone pine and up and down Owens Valley is going to know we made it. The dynamite may start an avalanche. We'll be on top. I know. You're certainly doing your best to scare me, Aunt Hitty. It ain't that, Gus. It's just that I know that mountain, and there ain't any man has set himself against that mountain yet and come off winner. Hey, Gus, it's time we were starting. I'll be right with you. Goodbye, Elizabeth. Take care of yourself, and don't let Aunt Hitty frighten you. I'll try not to, Gus, and do be careful. Sure. What's the matter, Gus? Huh? We're over the worst part of the trail. Why are you looking so worried? I can't hear the men working. Of course, they may have knocked off for a rest. It ain't me who tried. See, you suppose something's happened? I don't know. Sorry, that was mules along with your burden. Oh, there are the boys now. Tom, Oscar, what's up? We are, Gus, Darnier. You mean you reached the top? It's only about a half hour of more work, Gus. We've waited as long as this trail was your idea. You ought to be in at the finish. Well, I'm here now, boys. Let's go. Well, boys, the trail's finished. Thanks for waiting for me. Excuse me, kind of queer feeling in my stomach. Yeah, me too. I don't feel like cheering, but instead I feel like crying. Not me. Let's get on with the celebration, Gus. Yeah, yeah, just as soon as we plant the flag, Bert. Flag? Sure. You know any better place to fly the flag than from the top of the United States? There's a storm brewing, Gus. We want to signal folks down to Lone Pine. We better hurry up. All right, get the rockets ready, boys, in the dynamite.  On fire is all ready. Boy, look at that pitch pine burn, will you? Folks down below think Whitney turned into a volcano. Yeah, the storm's coming quicker than we thought. Look at that lightning. Trying to compete with our fireworks, huh? And with our dynamite. All right, boys, set off the rockets and the powder. Okay. Here we go. That was thunder, all right. Better get back to camp, boys. This is a bad one. That boat struck the top of the mountain. Moving over to the west of us now. Worst is over. Yeah. Hey, look. Laying in the ground. Yeah, yeah. Who is it? Burt's Survey. Come on, let's, let's see what's the matter. Wait, uh, I'll see if... Dead? Yeah. Poor Burt. Must have been killed instantly. Man against the mountain. And we thought we won. I'll make a stretch of boys and we'll carry him down the new trail. The death of Burt's Survey increased the superstitious dread of Mount Whitney. And again, Gustav Marsh had to inspire the people with enough courage and faith to continue work on the trail, always urging them on towards the goal of building an observatory at the summit. It is now the autumn of 1907, and the great crest of Whitney is still bare, except for the mounds of stones that hold the names of men who have climbed the mountain for adventure only. From his house in Lone Pine, Marsh stares up the summit more than two miles above him and talks to his wife. Oh, another summit going, Elizabeth. There's still no further progress. Doctor, don't be discouraged. Oh, I... I'm not really, uh... but sometimes I can't help wondering if... Somewhere in this country there must be men with the necessary vision and the brains and the money. I'm sure there are. If I just knew how to get in touch with them. Get in touch with who? Oh, hello, Aunt Hitty. Who are you trying to locate? Someone who'll make our dream come true. The Observatory on Mount Whitney. You ain't still thinking about getting a telescope up there? Yes, I am. Well, you might as well give up the idea, Gustav, because it can never be done. On some mountains, maybe, but not on Whitney. Yeah, how do you know? No one's ever tried it. Oh, yes they have. Who did? When? Oh, long time ago, back around 1880, when I was just a girl.  Then they come to a 200-foot precipice. So they turn around and went back. Some men from Washington, you say? Yes. They were from the... Oh, what do you call it now? The Smiths... The Smithsonian Institution? That's it. Well, the Smithsonian Institution, of course. Oh, Aunt Hitty, I think you've given me the answer. I'll write them tonight. Well, gentlemen, I... I hope you feel repaid for your climb. You say the summit is always clear of snow like this, Mr. Marsh? Yes, the year round, Dr. Abbott. Amazing, at almost 15,000 feet. Well, you see, the wind keeps it swept bare, even in the dead of winter. You don't think the wind would blow the observatory right off to you? Well, don't worry, sir. We'd guarantee to anchor it firmly to the mountain if the Smithsonian ever decided to build one here. There's no way of about it, my friend. The matter's already been decided. And, uh... What's your decision? My colleagues and I are strongly impressed with what we've found here, Mr. Marsh. There's no doubt about it. This mountaintop offers unique conditions for scientific observation and research. You couldn't duplicate them anywhere. We're sending our findings on to Washington as soon as we... Well, we get on to Earth again. Recommending that the Smithsonian Institution ask for funds for the building of an astronomical station on the summit of Mount Whitney. Well, that's wonderful, Dr. Abbott. Immediately after that, we'll have plans drawn up and to see about getting bids from builders. Well, I can tell you right now, sir, that whatever anyone else may bid, I'll underbid him. You're eager for the contract, aren't you, Mr. Marsh? Well, I started this, Dr. Abbott, and I'd like to finish it. If it's the last thing I ever do, I want the job of building the observatory here on Whitney. You realize the difficulties, I'm sure. Well, I ought to. I've been up and down this trail more than any other living man, I guess. An astronomical station, there's no ordinary structure, Mr. Marsh. It'll mean transporting tons of steel and glass and cement of 15,000 feet by mule back. In the condition of the trails in now, I'd say that was impossible. I agree with you, Professor, but a trail can be repaired. I'll guarantee it. There's one more stipulation, Mr. Marsh, perhaps the most important of all, the matter of time. Yeah? The observatory must be completed and ready for use by September 1 of next year. September 1? Not a day later. There are conditions which will exist on that day, you see, astronomical conditions, which won't occur again for another 13 years. We will want to take advantage of them to make observations from here. I understand. If you could meet that deadline, I can, sir. You sound very confident, Mr. Marsh. Well, when a man wants something as much as I wanted this, he has to try. I'll have the station ready, gentlemen, by September 1 of next year. You are listening to Tess DeMorris as Gustave Marsh, in Man Against the Mountain on the Cavalcade of America, sponsored by the DuPont Company. The maker of better things for better living through chemistry. The people of Lone Pine, California were afraid of Mount Whitney until Gustave Marsh overcame their superstitions and persuaded them to build with their own hands a trail up the hitherto unscaled eastern slope of the mountain. With the trail completed, Gustave was forced to mark time for three years until the representatives of the Smithsonian Institution traveled out to Mount Whitney and inspected the site on which he proposed to build an observatory. When they accepted his site and his bid for the building of the observatory, he was elated. But now that the first flush of excitement has passed, Gustave realizes the tremendous difficulty is still to be faced and conquered. I guess I was crazy, Elizabeth, to say I could do it. You've got a year. Yeah, I've got exactly two months. Till next September? Two working months. It'll be next July before he can tackle a trail up there above Timiline. What shape it's in? Very bad. It'll have to be entirely rebuilt in some places, widen the whole way. That's a season's work in itself. If you put enough men to work on it, hire a big crew. I would if I had the money. Won't the Smithsonian Institution... The Smithsonian is financing the observatory. But the work on the trail is my responsibility. That was the agreement. Two months. Sixty days. They'll help again. What, after what happened at Bird's Survey? They're more superstitious than ever about the mountain. It's their mountain, though, Gus. Don't forget that. The biggest, the most important thing in their lives.  Elizabeth Marsh was right. When Gustave took his problem to the people of Lone Pine, they backed him again, and the work began. But just as before, the mountain was against them. Avalanches, snow drifts, fatiguing altitudes, snow blindness. All nature seemed united in an effort to defeat Gustave Marsh in his battle against the mountain. Then, on August 15, 1909, with the trail completed and the astronomical station half erected, Mount Whitney struck its final, crushing blow. There's storm coming. It's going to be a beaut, too. Look at that lightning. All right, boys. Grab those tools and get in the shell. Share it or nothing. I'm getting down off this mountain. Me, too. After what happened at Bird's Survey, you don't catch me staying here. Hey, wait a minute. You're not all of you leaving. He'll bet we are. Yeah, we know when we'll let gusts, even if you don't. We ain't coming back either. But this storm won't last long, boys. It'll all be over in a few minutes. All over for who? Yeah, who's going to be the victim this time, man? Not me, my God. Not if I can help it. No, me. Come on. Let's get out of here. Come back here. You can't quit like this. There's a job to be done, and precious little time to do it in. Oh, no, we're going out of here. You hear me? We've only got a couple of weeks left. We need every man a pair of hands. I can't finish it alone, boys. You know that. Come back here. Come back! Edward, it's your idea. You finish it. We don't have to stay. We've got to come down to be pleased, too. You deserted him.  When he needed you most, you cowered. You ought to be ashamed of yourselves. That storm was aiming at us both barrels, Aunt Hitty. Man's got his own life to think of after all. You know how the mountain connects. It's how you act, if matters. How you stand up to it. Yeah, but we... If you stab Marsh, who looms out? It's all of us. Every man, woman, and child in this town putting that trail up that observatory is the biggest thing Lone Pine has ever done. And you're doing your best to spoil that chance. But you was the one who was afraid of the mountain. Not anymore, I ain't. I'm too mad to be afraid of anything. Except that you won't get that job done.  Go on. Fireproof and earthquake proof. Those were the specifications. It looks as though we'd fill them. Yes, there's nothing you overlook, Gus. They roll, and you'll get that. Look, you don't owe us anything. Not a cent. What about these last ten days you worked? We're giving you those to make up for the time we walked out on. You guys shall never forget how I felt coming back and finding you working up here, single-handed. Well, you came back. That's all it mattered. Hey, here's Louis with the Pactrain. Hi, Louis! Hi! It's coming up the trail. Who? Them fellas from the Smithsonian, a whole party of them telescoping all. Yeah, where are they? Well, they're counting at Pine Lake. Five thousand people owe us overnight, but they'll be up here at the summit tomorrow. Tom, we're ready for them. It's all done? Yeah. The Mount Whitney Station is finished. And twenty-four hours ahead of time, too. Mr. B, I ain't seen your garden look so lovely in years. It does this summer, Gustav. This is the first summer he's had any time to devote to it. He's been so busy up to now on the mountain. Well, we get a great many visitors now, but I let the town boys take them up. Yes. It does seem that the old sleepy days are over. And a good thing, too. What? By the time this valley did wake up, become a part of the world, we've got something to offer that nobody else has got, and we ought to realize it. The mountain? Of course. I don't mean just for scientists who are carrying on experiments, but for plain folks, and the others who've come here, folks who want to climb and hunt and fish. You know you're right, Aunt Heddy. Well, this is the place for them to take off from, to get themselves outfitted and find themselves guides. The boys of Lone Pine, Lord Knows, they know the mountain like nobody else. I'll say so. I can see the time are coming when it'll be the way a lot of them will make a living summers, guiding parties up the mountain. Can't you picture what it means to the stores here, the grub they'll sell, and the fish and tackle, and the camp equipment? You know, you'll be organizing a chamber of commerce next to Aunt Heddy. She really will. There should be some kind of headquarters where folks can get information about pack trains and such. Aunt Heddy, I never thought I'd hear you talk like this. You've always been so superstitious about the mountain. Well, the body's only superstitious about things he don't understand, Elizabeth. Things that are so big, he's afraid of them. Whitney's still the biggest mountain in the United States, Aunt Heddy. But it's working for us now instead of against us. I only wish I could get up to the top. Oh, but I'm afraid I'm too old. Oh, no. I wouldn't be surprised if someday there'd be a road built, at least part of the way up for all these automobiles that are coming along. Sure, and someday airplanes will be flying over its summit. And we can look up from this garden and say to ourselves, it was us who did it, the folks of Lone Pine. You know, we conquered the mountain. We conquered the mountain. That phrase would be a good title for a study of material progress in America. Americans like Gustav Marsh, men who see more than what is directly before their eyes, have always been somehow able to make their visions over into actuality ahead of time and beyond expectation. Often like Marsh, these men have needed the cooperation of their communities, and then they have proved their gift for firing the people with some degree of their own enthusiasm. This is due partly to the kind of people they have had to deal with. Americans who are daring and venturesome, strong and hardworking, generous, and above all, community-minded. From such qualities come observatories and steel mills, laboratories and community chests, ahead of time and ahead of the rest of the world. Here is Jane Whitman speaking for Dupont. At the Dupont Company, we began to make sponges of cellulose a few years ago because we believed chemistry could do a better job of sponge making than nature. Dupont chemical sponges drink up plenty of water, live a long, hard life, absorb many times their dry weight and still float, come in convenient shapes, stay clean, and can be boiled, if you like, for days, without doing them any harm. But look what happened. At first, people used Dupont sponges mainly to scrub floors or wash the family car, but then the news of how good these sponges were got around. Manufacturers began to find applications by the dozen. Now, Dupont sponges are used for and in so many things that we actually have a list several pages long. They include washing everything from babies to buses, applying silver polish, holding moisture in tobacco humidor, filtering liquids and gases. They're used as cosmetic sponges to apply makeup. There's a mop made of cellulose sponge that's more absorbent and longer lasting than most household mops. They're even using specially treated Dupont material to lubricate bearings on coal cars that formerly were packed in oily waste. The result of all this is that, although we're making more sponges today than ever before, we just can't make enough. We thank you for your appreciation of them, but until we can complete a new plant and get it into operation, we can't supply all the sponges people want. These many uses which manufacturers have found for Dupont sponges illustrate an even more important point of our American competitive system. Just give an American businessman something to work with. Set his imagination free, give him a chance to make a fair profit, turn him loose, and he'll do the rest. He'll come up with something of greater service to enough people so that they'll want it. Dupont cellulose sponges, depending on size and texture, sell for from 20 cents to a dollar and a half. They are a product of chemical science, the chemistry that brings you the Dupont company's better things for better living through chemistry. Next week, the Dupont Cavalcade brings you Ida Lupino in Abigail Opens the White House, the stirring and intimate story of Abigail Adams, wife of our second president. John Adams began his administration with the knowledge that the country had little faith in him but his political enemies were demanding war with France. It was Abigail who persuaded her husband that peace with the French was worth at least one more diplomatic gesture and it was on Abigail's ability as a hostess that the success of that gesture depended. Be sure and listen next Monday to Abigail Opens the White House, the story of Abigail Adams starring Ida Lupino on the Cavalcade of America. The music for tonight's Dupont Cavalcade was composed and conducted by Robert Armister. Our Cavalcade play was written by Ruth Whitman. Chester Morris is soon to be seen in the Columbia picture blind spot. In the cast with Chester Morris, where Martha Wentworth is Aunt Hitty, Virginia Gregg is Elizabeth, Bill Johnstone is Tom, and Barney Phillips is Oscar. This is John Easton, inviting you to listen next week to Ida Lupino in Abigail Opens the White House on the Cavalcade of America brought to you by the Dupont Company of Wilmington, Delaware. The Cavalcade of America came to you from Hollywood. This is NBC, the national broadcasting company.


And now, as gunshots echo across the windswept snow-covered reaches of the wild northwest, Quaker pup leaves, and Quaker pup rides, the breakfast cereal shot from guns, present the challenge of the Yukon. It's Yukon King, Swiftest and Strongest Lead Dog of the Northwest, blazing the trail for Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Monad Police in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers. On King, run! 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, with Quaker pup wheat and Quaker pup rice, bringing you the adventures of Sergeant Preston and his Wonder Dog Yukon King as they meet the challenge of the Yukon. Someone's in a big hurry. Here goes Johnny Jones. It seems like everyone's in a hurry, hurrying to the nearest mailbox. They're entering, while there's still time, the big, easy Quaker pup wheat and rice contest. They want to win one of those 101 Schwinn Deluxe Auto Cycles. In just a few minutes, you will hear how you can enter. See how easy it is to win a fully equipped bike worth over $79, if you hurry. Matt Carradine and Joe Moran were mushing along the trail on the lee side of Torn Gackam Mountain. They had left their claim at Bitterroot Creek six days before. Another three days of travel lay ahead of them before they would reach Whitehorse. The snow was deep, their progress slow. One of the men walked in front of the team breaking the trail. The other guided the sled. It was 40 degrees below zero. Their steaming breath froze on their whiskers. It seemed as if they were wearing white masks. Hardly a word was spoken between them. But finally... Six days. Except... Except... It seemed like six years. Forget it. I can't. I can't, I tell you. Woo-hoo! I can't go any further. Look, Matt, remember last fall? Don't you remember? On the way up to Pitterroot, I left some food at Bitterroot Creek. There's a nice sheltered spot there. If we keep on going today, we'll get to the cache where the food is hidden. Then we can rest up for a couple of days. There comes a dog team around the bend. Two men? We're not the only crazy ones. Wait a minute. There's something funny about those two. What? They're both wearing white parkers, white dogs. They're wearing white masks. That's frost on their whiskers. You've got a white mask, too. Matt, I'm afraid we're running into trouble. I'll put your hand over there. No, I know. I thought it meant... Do what he says, Matt.  They have no guns, one. See if they have any gold in this sled. Okay, boss. Yeah, I got the boat. I'd say about $500 worth. Not bad. You want it? Now, I'll leave it where it is. You can drive that sled. What? Wait a minute. You're going to take our sled? You can't. We'll have to pack our supplies on our back. We can't make it into White Horsepack and load it. You don't have to worry about that. We're taking your supplies, too. Our supplies? No. That's murder. If you travel light, you'll travel faster. I haven't got any matches on me. You don't need any matches. It's probably below. We couldn't stop for more than five minutes without a fire or sleeping bag. My advice to you, gentlemen, is to keep moving. Get that team turned around, one. Okay. Let us have our sleeping bags, anyway. I'll give you nothing. It's no use arguing with him, Matthew. I know who he is. Do you, really? I've heard stories about the White Hawk. The White Hawk? Ridiculous name. The only reason I wear a White Parker and use White Dogs is that they're hard to see against the snow. Personally, I prefer numbers to names. I call myself zero. In other words, nothing.  I never use a gun unless I have to. Take away our supplies. Our matches even. That's murder. Leave us here. We don't have to stay here. We'll never make it to White Horse. I almost wish you could, if only to make people stop calling me the White Hawk. On the other hand, if you did get back, they'd have some proof that I existed outside the imagination of travelers who think they've seen me up in the mountains. I'm afraid that to give you matches would be a gesture prompted by vanity. I can't afford it. You ready, one? Mush on. I shall be leaving, you gentlemen. Mush! Come on, Matt. Still use. 100 miles. We can't do it. We don't have to go 100 miles just to Boulder Creek. The cash. That's right. The cash. It's our only chance. We've got to make it, Matt. Come on. The two men stumble through the drifted snow. Step by step they fought their way south against the wind. Hungry, cold, they were afraid to stop for more than a few seconds. Night fell, and the northern lights blazed across the sky. On they walked. Their minds were as numb as their bodies. They concentrated painfully and lifting one foot and placing it in front of the other. The sun rose. Left foot. Right foot. All day long. Toward evening, Matt's strength had failed completely, and Joe had to drag him along the trail. Each step was sheer torture now. Oh, no, Joe, I can't. I can't make it. Let me lie down and sleep. No. Just five minutes. Give up your time, Matt. Use your brains. I don't care. I want to sleep. You can't. Let me sleep. You can't.  Please do that. It's only a little way now. Don't lie to me. Can't be far. Matt, Matt, it isn't. That's the creek just ahead of us. Don't lie to me. I'm not. Look and see for yourself. That's the creek, and that's the gully where the case is. Look, Matt. Give me a minute. Look and see. Come on. Faster. Sure. A fire, Joe. Is that neat? I like plenty. Could you cover it up good? No. Here. I'll help you down the slope. Come on. Take us down. Come on. It's just a little way now. There was a hull on the side of the gully. I shoved everything inside and rolled a stone over the opening. It's safe, all right. I can see the stone now. Only it. Only what? The stone isn't covered with snow. The winds kept it clear. Yeah. Yeah, sure. That's it. Here we are. Give me a hand with the stone. Yeah. Yeah. There.  There's nothing here. The White Hawk found it. I've got to keep going to town. No. Matt. Matt, get up.   Five minutes, Joe. OK, Matt. Hey, say it comes sort of easy. We'll go to sleep for just five minutes. Joe dropped to the ground beside his exhausted partner. He stared at the looted cache for a moment and then stretched out on the ground and closed his eyes. Almost at once, he was asleep. Sergeant Preston drove his team across Boulder Creek. But as they started up the slope beyond, King, who was working as a loose lead, broke away from the trail and headed for the gully at the left. The team found it. What's the matter, King? Why are you taking us? The great dog disappeared over the edge of the gully and the sergeant stepped on the break and called his team to stop. Over there. Then he followed King down into the gully. The dog was standing beside the two sleeping men. Yes, boy. I'll see if they're still alive. They are, King. We can save them. The blanket roll, boy. The blanket roll, fetch. King brought the sergeant's blanket roll from the sled and the mountain covered the two men. The gully acted as a natural windbreak. And as soon as he had cut down a couple of small trees, he was able to start a fire. He melted snow and treated their phosphate and faces while ever still sleeping. Then he made some hot tea and heated some beans. It was not until then that he tried to rouse the man. All right. Wake up. Wake up. Let me help you. Let me sleep. Wake up, man. Here, drink this. It's hot tea. Tea? Drink it. I've got some beans for you as soon as you've finished it. The sergeant woke the other man. Before long with food and drink inside them, Joe and Matt roused themselves in their stupor. They huddled in their blankets close to the roaring fire. Finally, we were able to tell the sergeant what had happened to them on the trail. So the White Hawk isn't a legend. You actually saw him. He's as real as that fire. And twice as dangerous. Well, fire isn't dangerous. Fire is wonderful. Sergeant, we'd have died if it hadn't been for you. It hadn't been for King. It was he who found you. You never thought there was a White Hawk before now? Well, travelers have reported seeing a white team and a man in a white parker driving along the ridges of Torngeck Mountain. But the sun and the snow play funny tricks with men's eyes. What about holups? They've had men reported. We couldn't have reported ours either if you hadn't found us in time. That's true. And men have disappeared on this trail. They met the White Hawk. Or a blizzard or an accident. Not him. Yes. Well, first I'm going to take you through the town. Oh, thanks, Sergeant. And afterwards, yes, King, we found our next assignment. 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Or I like it because it's colors red and blue are my favorite colors. That's all there is to it. You can easily do better. Just a few simple words of your own can win you the world's finest bicycle, a schwindelux auto cycle.  Include your name and address printed plainly. Mail with one box stop from any package of Quaker Puff, Tweed or Rice and send to Bike Contest. Box 600, Minneapolis, Minnesota. At the end of the day, Box 600, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Attention, everyone. Contest closes soon. Hurry. Yes, hurry. Mail tonight to Bike Contest. Box 600, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Now to continue our story. After the sergeant had taken Joe and Matt to Whitehorse, he reported to the inspector and was assigned to the case. He and King and the team headed north once more. And on the evening of the second day they reached the foot of the mountain. Beyond the point where Joe and Matt had been held up, King found some sled tracks leading away from the trail. He barked the intelligence to his master. Oh, there. I'll take a look, King. Ah, this is it. Two sleds swung off toward the mountain. From here it doesn't look like there's any possible shelter on that pile of rock and ice, but there must be. Follow the tracks, boy. And King, run! The tracks followed a frozen creek and ahead the sergeant could see where the stream dropped 200 feet to the plain from a crevice in the cliff wall above him. Near the foot of the waterfall, the tracks swung to the left where the mountain slope was more gradual. And as the trail started to climb, the sergeant stopped the team again. Oh, there! Oh, there, King! I don't know what to make of this, King. I can see the trail and it seems to lead directly to the top of that waterfall. Of course, that canyon may be wider than it seems from here. Tell you what, boy, I think you and I better go up there alone. The sergeant found a sheltered spot and unharnessed the team. The dogs immediately burrowed in the snow, preparing to go to sleep. The sergeant covered the sled with snow and then he and King started up the mountain. The trail twisted and turned, but the ascent was gradual until it became nothing but a sled sticking out in the side of the cliff. It led, as the sergeant had noticed, directly to the canyon from which the stream dropped to the plain. Now the opening of the canyon was reached and the sled tracks led into it. You're right, boy. We better take it slow and easy from now on. The hawks somewhere up here and he may be very close. But the canyon widened beyond the entrance and sloping gradually upward seemed to continue for miles. The sergeant and King kept close to the shadowed side, on and on, until finally... King, much to me as if the canyon's widening still more up ahead there, there could be a valley right in the heart of the mountain. If there is, I think we'll have found what we're looking for. King was nervous. The wind was at his back. No scent reached him from the direction in which they were traveling and he had to depend entirely on his eyes. Each shadow must be mistrusted until it resolved itself into a familiar and harmless form. Then suddenly he barked and pushed the sergeant closer to the canyon wall just as the rifle spoke. King, you've been hit. It was true. A great dog looked up into his master's face for a second and then dropped to the snow. King. The sergeant lifted him and carried him to safety behind the large rock as the rifle spoke again. It was a head wound. The sergeant had been where the shot came from and fired twice in return. Then quickly he opened the small first aid kit he always carried with him and started to work on King. He'll be all right, boy. We'll start the flow and have it bandaged in a few minutes. It isn't too deep. Another bullet chipped the bowler in front of the sergeant. The sergeant paid no attention. At last the wound was bandaged and he was about to lift the dog in his arms and begin a retreat to the canyon opening when he heard a voice from the top of the canyon wall above him. The sergeant's gun was on the ground beside him. Slowly the sergeant obeyed. Three men closed in on the sergeant. One carried a rifle. The others had six guns. Yeah. Okay. That's all. What about the dog? Sure wasted your time bandaging his head, mister. The dog's dead. You heard him. Get moving, mister. The canyon opened into a valley. There were several cabins on the bank of the stream. One of them larger than the others. There were sluices as well. Evidently, gold was being washed here. The sergeant and the men stopped in front of the larger cabin. Keep them out here for a second. I'll report to the board. All right, one. Five minutes later, the door of the cabin opened again. All right, seven. Bring them in. You two get back to the canyon. All right. Come on.  It was one. I don't know who he is. Just because he isn't wearing a uniform. A uniform? This is Sergeant Preston of the Northwest Mounted Police. A money? And since I'm not wearing my mask, perhaps you know who I am, Sergeant. Perhaps? Of course you do. A year ago, I was around Whitehorse a great deal. I was Clay Borden then. Now? I'm nothing. Have you filed on this claim? No, Sergeant. Why should I? If I did, I'd be allowed 500 feet. As it is, I can work the entire valley, and I don't pay the government any royalty. In other words, you're breaking the law? In several ways, Sergeant. I suppose you followed our sled tracks in the trail. Was it merely curiosity that made you do it? There were other reasons. I see. We must be more careful one. Never leave here, nor come back unless it's snowing. Yeah. Well, what are we going to do with this guy, boss? Dispose of him, naturally. How about right now? I should have said dispose of him in a natural manner. What? Somewhere near the trail, some place where he might have fallen and hit his head. The next time it snows. Leave it to me. I think we'll have snow before morning. Well, in that case, we won't detain him long. Tie his hands and feet and throw him in the next room with the stores. Get going, seven. Can I get some rope from in there, boss? So you're working this claim outside the law, and thus so there'll be no questions asked. You're getting your supplies by holding up travelers on the trail. Exactly, Sergeant. And you take their dogs and sleds so they'll meet a natural end before they can report the robbery. You're smart. Oh, it's a warning to me that anyone so smart could act so stupidly. I can return that compliment. I'm not sentimental at any rate. One's told me how he got the drop on you. Believe me, if I'd been in your place, my concern over a dying animal wouldn't have stopped me from thinking of my own safety. King opened his eyes. His head throbbed, but he lifted it and looked around. He was alone. Where was his master? He staggered to his feet and sniffed the ground. The sergeant and some other men had gone up the canyon. King started to follow the trail. At first it was only instinct that drove him on, but his strength began to return and his senses became more alert. There were two men ahead. They had built a fire in the shelter of some rocks. His master's trail led past them. Keeping close to the opposite side of the canyon, he crept ahead, ready each instant to break into a full run if he should be discovered. The men were arguing and didn't see him. He did start to run as the canyon widened out. The sergeant's trail led straight to one of the cabins. When King reached it, he circled around to the back. There were two windows covered with oiled paper. He leaped to the narrow ledge of one of them, and during the moment he was able to keep his balance there, he lunged at the paper with his jaws. The paper gave way. Now King knew that he could force his way through. He leaped to the ledge again, pulled himself over the sill and jumped to the floor. King, quiet boy, quiet. Inside the room, King laid his master's side without uttering a sound. It seemed a long time. I guess he was sound asleep, King. He didn't hear you. Here, chew these ropes. The sergeant lifted his hands to King's mouth and the dog understood. Quiet, boy, quiet. King worked hard. At last, the ropes parted. Good. Now I can get these others. A few moments later, the sergeant stood up and started for the door of the other room. He opened the door quietly. King followed silently. The sergeant stopped at the table and sent to the room. King waited. The sergeant walked to the cot in the corner. He placed one hand over the mouth of the man who was sleeping there with the other held the gun at his head. Play, you're under arrest in the name of the Queen. Now listen, you're going to get up and dress.  I say you have an extra parka, I'll wear that. You and I are leaving the valley.  If you yell, I'll have to shoot my way out of here and you'll be the first to get it. There, what's your answer? Are you going to call for help? Not with that gun pointed at me. But I inspected your ropes. How did you get free of them? It was sentiment that did the trick. My concern for my dog paid dividends. Your dog? He's here beside me. He came into the back window and chewed through the ropes. The fools, I told me he was dead. I want your answer. Do you take my orders? No, wait, wait, don't shoot. All right, get up and get dressed. A few minutes later, both the hawk and the sergeant were wearing white parkas and masks. The sergeant had lighted the lamp and turned it very low. He pointed the pencil and paper on the table. Sit down. Before you go, you're going to leave a note for the number one man. Tell him that you're getting rid of me and that you may not return for a few days. Tell him not to let anyone leave the valley until you get back.  The hawk wrote the note as the sergeant had directed it. When he had finished, he handed it to the Monty. The sergeant read it, replaced it on the table and was about to turn out the lamp when he noticed the hawk was smiling. You seem to be amused. You mind? You think I've forgotten your guards? Well, I haven't. Just remember, I'll have a gun pointed at you every second. You open your mouth, I'll start shooting. Get going. The hawk harnessed his team, but it was the sergeant who drove them in the outlaw rode the sled beside. As they neared the exit of the valley, they could see the glowing remains of the campfire the guards had built and the two men lying on the ground close to it. They were wrapped in blankets and sound asleep. But the team started to bark and woke them up. Oh, other king, what's this man on the sled? The sergeant ran toward the guards, one of them staggered sleepily to his feet. Who's there? Before the man could reach for his gun, a solid right from the sergeant sent him crashing to the ground.   Drag your father over and put him on that sled. Make it fast. The man laid it once. The sergeant called off king who was holding the hawk helpless. The man who had been knocked out was loaded on the sled with him. The other guard was ordered to run alongside. The sergeant released the brake on the sled and... Push! Push on! As the dogs started, he glanced back for a second at the cabins a mile back in the valley. There was no sign of pursuit. Well, king, we've got three prisoners, but this job isn't finished yet. So you're not satisfied? You want to capture everyone? Why not? Your note will keep them waiting for us. We'll be back with troops in less than a week. Kill them going forward! It was five days later that the sergeant returned to the valley with the detachment of troops. The guard at the entrance was quickly overpowered. And although the rest of the men put up a fight and they saw the soldiers pouring into the valley, they soon realized it was useless to resist the odds against them and they threw down their guns. The sergeant saw the man the hawk had called one, run into the leader's cabin. The Mountian king went after him. Get him, king! No, not calling the hawk! All right, boy. Hey, it's like seeing a ghost. What is? Seeing you, I thought you were dead. How'd you get away from the hawk? I didn't, lefty. I got away with him. But the thanks for that goes to king. It's all right now, boy. The case is closed. In just a moment, sergeant Preston will give you a preview of Monday's program. It's not too late. You still have as good a chance as any fellow or girl to win a Schwindelux AutoCycle. Our big, easy contest offers 101 of these fully equipped bicycles, each with a retail value of over $79. Enter today while there's still time. Simply finish this sentence in 15 additional words or less. 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Hey everyone Shaber 1000 here today, we're going to be reviewing this The Cheetos macaroni and cheese For cheesy now the last time I tried a different one of these it was I don't know just Smelt and tasted bad. So hopefully this won't be like that. So This is uh, let's get into this video just a quick video today. So Okay, so like I said, we got the cheetos mac and cheese for cheesy flavor. All right Let's see if we can find out. This is a 5.9 ounce box, which is a 170 grams pasta with flavored sauce Four reasons to love the creamy goodness made with authentic Cheesiness Cheetos brand cheesiness Pretty simple Two tablespoons of butter or margarine boil at least six cups of water. I've got some water getting ready boil over here On high in a medium saucepan stirring pasta cooked for seven minutes or until tender stirring occasionally Drain pasta, but do not rinse Return to pan add two tablespoons of butter or margarine and let it fully melt Add a quarter cup of milk and seasoning mix well and serve I'm trying to find here's the nutrition facts guys if you want to pause that read that I'm trying to find out There's a microwave instruction on here, but I'm just doing it on the stove top safe handling instructions Pasta filled to this line. That's how much about half a box of pasta. I'm trying to find out Package contains empty space to accommodate pasta To seasoning ratio this package is sold by weight not by volume Contents may settle during shipping and handling We're here to help. Oh, you can also if you want You can scan that There you go Trying to find out what cheeses are in here. It doesn't say it just says four cheese It doesn't tell me what cheeses are in here Okay, well, let's get the water boiling. I'll get this put in let I'll go ahead and do that and get it mixed up That's pretty boring and I'll see if I can find out what flavor these cheeses are and I'm not finding it Let me see what I can do. Okay, so under the ingredients. It looks like we have cheddar cheese Swiss Monterey Jack and Parmesan cheese So Almost ready to boil See how this one tastes Might surprise us. I don't know. Okay. Here it is Looks okay Smells all right. The cheese didn't quite mix up. I just spent five minutes trying to mix this up so it's kind of like Little hunks of cheese in it but It is what it is Give this a try see how well this is Okay, well It's not my favorite But I just says pretty good gets the two thumbs up Won't get three and a half star. I Mean I would eat it again, but it's not my favorite.  It's okay. It's fine. It's just not I think my favorite My favorite out of all these so far is the flaming the hot one So yeah, I think but I mean it's okay. I Can taste the different cheeses for sure Just not my favorite combo. I give it three and a half star But I know somebody wanted me to move the camera back you should move the camera back so we can see you eating Well, you want to see me dipping it out of the bowl. I mean What I don't I don't get that move the camera you should move the camera back or something like that so We can see you eating Anyway guys Thanks for watching appreciate it Hope everyone has a great weekend again two thumbs up. I'll give it three and a half star It's fine Would I recommend it? Yeah, I would recommend it because Some people might like this a lot more than me and give it a five star. Some people might not like it, but I I would say yeah, I recommend it. I'd say give it a shot Seems to be fine I don't know what happened the last one. I know I had a comment that They had had that before and it tasted weird, but they tried it again and it was fine. So I may try that one again You know everything deserves a second chance might have just been a bad batch. I don't know but this one. Yeah, that's okay So anyway guys again, have a great weekend. Stay safe and we'll see you the next one. Shea Berry the myth man legend gone for now See y'all soon. Bye. Bye and take care


Hi, I am Nathaniel Rufflejant, Editor-in-Chief at ZeldinFormer and your local boss man. And today I'm here to give you my top three reasons! Woo! And I'm excited for Nintendo in 2015. Alright if you guys remember a few episodes back I talked about the three reasons that I'm frustrated with Nintendo in 2015 and in interest of fairness you can't be frustrated with someone without also discussing the positive aspects of someone. In this case that someone is a company it's not a single person it's not just Mr. Iowata or Iwata sorry it's not just Mr. Iwata or Miyamoto or Regifizume it's a collection of people and today I want to just talk about what I'm excited about for them here at the beginning of 2015 as we're starting to get into spring and head towards summer with E3 coming up so the first thing I want to talk about and reason number one that I am excited for Nintendo in 2015 is Crossby. So Crossby is not a new concept it's something that Sony has been doing for a while with the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita and now with the PlayStation 4 and the PlayStation Vita. Essentially if a game exists on both platforms and it's the same game if you buy one of those games for either platform you get it for free on the other platform. You could see how that's a really good value for consumers now it hasn't been a selling point for the Vita people are not lining up to buy the Vita because it has Crossby but people are buying the 3DS and people aren't really buying the Wii U so it's kind of it's kind of they flip-flopped in terms of relevancy here but Crossby is a thing it's happening it's already happened the very first game to do it for Nintendo was Mario vs Donkey Kong. Since then it also happened with I believe it's called Oli Oli it's an indie title Mutant Muds Super Challenge was the most recent game announced to take advantage of Crossby and that was from the last Nintendo Direct on April 1st. So Crossby is a thing and Nintendo is doing more of it and we have three titles so far this year we know about that are gonna have Crossby and there's a huge potential for this in the future. Not so much between the Wii U and the 3DS because there's gonna be very few games that are going to be on both platforms outside of indie titles which is why we're seeing this more with indie titles versus say New Super Mario Brothers. What we could see in the future with the next consoles coming next year the year after the year after that whenever they come out is that this Crossby is going to be a huge a huge thing it's going to really interlock their their systems together so you could buy either system buy the game for that system and have it on the other system and I think it's going to be a big selling point and a big thing Nintendo is going to market even more so than Sony did for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. Somehow Nintendo is going to make it a selling point when the competition struggled to do so. So I really really like this idea of the Crossby and I think this is just the beginning I think we're going to see even more indie titles this year announced as a Crossby and there's a potential that there could be titles that come out say a mobile game for phones that also comes out to the Wii U and 3DS and you could see a Crossby between all three platforms and that would be really cool. And one thing that the Crossby is different on Nintendo compared to say PlayStation Vita and the PlayStation 4 is that Crossby has this unique functionality with Nintendo network IDs so if you're on your Wii U and you bought say Donkey Kong versus I'm sorry Mario versus Donkey Kong and you bought it in your Wii U and you say you have three or four Nintendo network IDs connected to that Wii U and all three or four of them obviously have access to that game no matter which account bought it on that system. Well those same Nintendo network IDs if you connect them to three or four different 3DS units can also download the game. So in theory you could buy the game once and still have four other friends or three other friends get the game for free. That's awesome and I don't know if this is a bug but it has been confirmed to work by several users. I've not tested it myself because hey I had two Nintendo network IDs only of one handheld system. You know it's just a really really cool thing. Reason number two. Loyalty discounts. Now Nintendo announced a concept for a loyalty program a while back and a lot of people think this loyalty program could be what replaces Club Nintendo but a while back back E3 2011 or 2012 they talked about rewarding customers who continue to buy games in the same series. So say you bought only between Worlds and Wind Waker HD Majora's Mask 3D and say Skyward Sword say you bought those four Zelda games. Because you have bought in those four Zelda games you would get the next game in the series at a prorated rate at a discounted rate because you're loyal to the series. So Nintendo is rewarding your loyalty by encouraging you to continue to buy into the games you're already into the game series you've already bought into in the past by giving it to you cheaper than people who are just jumping in right now. Nintendo hasn't done anything with that announcement since. They just said it's an idea they're going to work on and they're eventually going to test it out. Well it appears we're finally seeing that test become a reality. If you have bought Mutant Mud specifically in the 3DS before you are going to get a discount a loyalty discount for buying Mutant Mud's super challenge and that's huge. We don't know how much that discount is. It could just be a dollar. It could be 50% off. It could just be 10% off. We have no idea what that discount is but the fact you're going to get a discount for buying the previous game is just a sign of Nintendo testing new grounds here. And this could just be the first of many titles they attempt to do this way. As an example we have a new Fire Emblem game coming out on the 3DS next year and they could say hey if you bought Fire Emblem Awakening you could get a loyalty discount on the new Fire Emblem game for 3DS and they could even apply that to the Fire Emblem crossover game. So if you think about it it's a really interesting concept and something that you know you think Nintendo wouldn't do because they might lose money on it but it could also encourage continued sales. Have you grown tired of the Mario Kart series? Well are you still willing to buy into that Mario Kart series if at launch you can get it for 40 dollars instead of 60? That's what we're looking at here with this loyalty program. And I think it's really going to tie into whatever they launch at the end of the year to replace Club Nintendo because it's going to be how they track your purchases and track your games. It's all going to be online. It's all going to automatically happen the moment you fire up those games instead of having to enter in Club Nintendo codes. It's going to be fun it's going to be great and I can't wait. I honestly cannot wait. I'm excited and I'm excited for what Nintendo plans to do with this loyalty program in the future as this is the first game taking advantage of it. And obviously my last point probably the most important point is games games games. I am excited for the games that Nintendo has in 2015 the games that have already come out the game's still to come. And while I am disappointed like many of you that Zelda U has been delayed even though we're probably going to get a better game because of it I understand the frustrations with that and while Mr. Aonumo did not say that we would not get the game in 2015 he just said 2015 is not no longer a target it doesn't matter if we get Zelda U or not this year. It really doesn't and it pains me saying that as the editor-in-chief at Zelda and Farmer but there's so many great titles this year to be excited about. I'm going to look down here a little bit and read off this list of titles that I kind of came up with and these are all at the top of my head just titles I'm aware of. So we already got Kirby in the Rainbow Curse we got Majora's Mask 3D we got Codename Steam and we've gotten Mario Party 10 and Xenoblade Chronicles 3D as of last Friday on top of that we still have Splatoon Mario Maker Yoshi's Worldly World and Xenoblade Chronicles X. That's what we know for sure is coming this year or has already come out and to me that's already a stellar lineup and then we have potential Ace in the Hole type games we have Star Fox we haven't seen it yet it could still come out this year we have Fatal Frame 5 we still don't have a release date for it but it was just announced that in the last sometime and the game already exists so all they have to do is localize it that's very realistically coming here in 2015. We also had the Fire Emblem crossover game I don't think that's going to arrive this year as we just finally saw a little snippet of footage for a trailer but that could potentially come this year and obviously in 2016 we have the new Fire Emblem game as confirmed for a 2016 release in the United States and Zelda U which is a likely 2016 release if we just stick with 2015 we have Kirby Majora's Mask Codename C Mario Party Xenoblade Chronicles 3D Splatoon Mario Maker Yoshi Xenoblade again potentially Star Fox Fatal Frame 5 and maybe even the Fire Emblem crossover that's a huge lineup of games coming from one company I mean you think about that that's all coming from one single company that's that's something to be excited about obviously I wish we still got the Assassin's Creed we call the duties of the world the battlefields and all that great I wish that Nintendo consoles got that because then maybe I wouldn't need to own my Xbox one in fact the day I bought an Xbox one was just to play Madden Madden imagine if they just released Madden on the Wii U the original edition of Madden not what we got Madden 13 which was an older version of the game and you know not not what they did on the Wii like they just gave us an updated version of Madden I probably wouldn't even own an Xbox one I would be a happy Nintendo gamer I would have been 400 to 500 dollars richer and I probably would have bought even more Nintendo games now that's not anything against the Xbox one I played Shadow of Mordor and some other great games on it that I probably could have also played on my PC instead but yeah Nintendo man I'm excited they have a really really really exciting thing going on here this year and this is probably why so many people are forgiving of them for the negatives they've done as you know I talked about the negatives in a prior video you can see up here click somewhere around here and go watch that but just because there's some negatives doesn't mean there's some positives so uh whatever way you want to view 2015 for Nintendo this year uh you could view it negatively you could view it positively I know angry Joe views it negatively I'm kind of stuck in the middle right now I played Nintendo for the games so as long as all these games deliver great experiences for me I'll be okay but will you are you okay are you okay with the negatives are you okay with the positives is there more positives than negatives or is it the other way around let me know down below in the comments and thanks for checking out this week's episode of The Boss Man you can catch us on Facebook on Twitter on Twitch on Google Plus Tumblr or we're kind of everywhere obviously you could check us out on Zildenformer.com be sure to subscribe like this video comment below and if you're wondering about last week's giveaway because we had such a low viewer comment on the episode which I guess I sort of anticipated and I want to apologize for the quality of that video I didn't it was not at my best last video hopefully you guys enjoyed this one a lot more um we're gonna revisit that giveaway in the future and uh kind of change it up and and make it easier to enter as it were and try to get more people involved so hey as long as you're enjoying this boss man you can look forward to a giveaway in the future and I will catch you guys next week adios


Hello, this is LaptopMedia, and today, we will show you how to open the 14-inch Lenovo IdeaPad 1 and what's inside of it. Unsurprisingly, Lenovo has gone for plastic for the build of the IdeaPad 1. There are some benefits from that. For instance, the weight is pretty low at 1.4 kilos. So, to get inside of this device, you need to undo 10 Philips head screws. After that, pry the bottom panel with a plastic tool and remove it from the chassis. Please remember, it would be of great help to us if you just hit the like button and subscribe to our channel. That would motivate us to make even more and better videos for you. Lenovo was a bit modest with the battery, as they put a 32-watt hours unit inside. However, we observed that it can last for more than 10 hours of either web browsing or video playback. Keep in mind that this is a budget notebook. We say that because it has only one memory option and it has 4GB of soldered DDR4 RAM. Interestingly, we had a similar situation in the past where the company offers two options. Either you get your device with a 64GB EMMC soldered drive, and stick with it, or you go for the SSD equipped option and get the opportunity to upgrade it down the line. Cooling wise, Lenovo supplied a fan less solution for a completely silent setup. It comprises a metal heat spreader and it seems to do a perfect job for the efficient seller on N4020. It maintained a frequency of 2.7GHz for 15 minutes with the temperature stabilizing at 71 degrees. If you'd like to see more disassembly videos of the latest notebooks we would highly appreciate if you hit the like button and subscribe to the channel.