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And now Autolight presents Jean Kelly and Ethel Barrymore in a tale well calculated to keep you in... Suspense! My rumour, Mr. Armstrong, tried to warn me that morning he left on his business trip. I remember we were just finishing breakfast and he was rather in a hurry. I don't care what you say, Mrs. Gillis. I just plain don't like it. You're alone here in the house all day, there are no close neighbours, and after all you know nothing about the man. Good gracious, Mr. Armstrong, you think I was a pretty young thing of twenty to hear you tell it? And another thing, it seems very strange to me that a young man should be job hunting from door to door this day and age, while there are plenty of jobs to be had. That's just why it's so difficult to find help these days.   Well, all the same, though. I'm not leaving the house this morning till I get a look at the guy. I remember I kept worrying about poor Mr. Armstrong missing his train because he was getting to be nine o'clock. He dried the breakfast dishes for me and as he talked, he kept looking out of the window toward the long driveway. Hey, here he comes. I guess I needn't have worried. Mr. Armstrong was smiling where he'd seen my young man. He was coming up the driveway and I smiled, too. Even I had forgotten what a meek, harmless looking lad he was and why he would hardly be called a man at all, I thought. So that's the critter who's been causing me all this mental language.  Well, the little guy is not strong enough to keep a regular job, I suppose. Why, I believe Sarah's getting some of your foolish notions, Mr. Armstrong. They're not Sarah, Sarah. I'm sorry that we made you nervous about it. Why, if you could see the guy... He'll hear you. Good morning, lad. I've been expecting you. This is my rumour, Mr. Armstrong. I don't believe you told me your name. I'm Howard Wilton, ma'am. Hello, Howard. How are you? I'm glad you've come. I know you'll be a great help to Mrs. Gillis here and you'll be company, too. Well, I'm off, Mrs. Gillis. Take care of yourself. I don't think you'll have much trouble. I don't think your dog likes me, Mrs. Gillis. Of course she does, just getting a little old and peevish. Oh. Come along now, Howard. I'll show you where to hang your coat. Oh, yes. I always like to hang my coat up. He followed me in the closet storeroom at the back of the house. And I handed him a clothes hanger and a rough, heavy apron, which I kept for cleaning help. Is this apron clean, Mrs. Gillis? Why, of course it's clean. No one's worn it since it was laundered last. There are spots on it. See? Spots? Yeah. Let me look. Well, that's paint. No dirt and dried paint, son. If you don't mind, I'd rather not wear it. What will you wear then? You didn't bring other clothes. I'm a neat worker, Mrs. Gillis. You needn't worry about my clothes. I turned and the light hitting his face from the small window made him look so different.  And then I smiled. Are you laughing at me, Mrs. Gillis? Why, no, son. I was laughing at myself. Come along. Let's get started now. He'd only been at the den for a short time when I heard him walk back to the closet storeroom. Can I help you, son? I'm going after my coat, Mrs. Gillis. I don't like it being out there in the storeroom. It's a breeding place for moths, you know. No, son, it takes longer than that for moths to do any damage. Mrs. Gillis, perhaps you won't think it's quite so amusing when I tell you that it's my best and only coat. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings, lad. Would you like to put it in the kitchen, perhaps? No, the cooking fumes wouldn't be good for it. I'll take it right in the den with me. That is, if you don't mind. Go right ahead, Howard. If you don't mind. Suddenly I was thankful that there was a phone. It was such a peculiar boy. I wasn't really alarmed. Not then I wasn't. Still, it was good to know the phone was there and that old Sarah was still in the kitchen asleep. I went on about my own work that morning, but several times I went to the den to have a look at him. He wasn't doing much. I could see that. He seemed to keep polishing one small square in the corner of the room. Is there anything you need, Howard? Howard. I won't be spied upon, Mrs. Gillis. I won't put up with that. See here, lad, I think we must have gotten off on the wrong foot. I'm not spying on you. Now, why do you keep popping in like that? Would you like me to go faster? Would you like me to spill out my life's blood for you here on the floor? Is that what you're after? Are you well? Are you well enough to work? Of course I'm well. Only you quit bothering and pestering and questioning me. Is it too much to ask? Howard, son, I'm interested in young men. I had two boys of my own. They were in the service. See that spill on the desk there? He was a Marine. And on the table there, that's Dennis. He was in the infantry. So, that's why you hate me. I see it all now. Hate you? Why, whatever gave you... Yes, you hate me. I could tell at the moment I walked into your house this morning. But Howard...  Why, it never occurred to me. You must know I was grateful when you came looking for work. Right. You resented me. The only reason you have me here is blood away to punish me for not being in the service. Just because your sons were in the service and I wasn't... Son, you're ill. Let's put the work away now. I'll make you a cup of tea. Oh, you don't want me to do the job. Is that it? You're like the army. There was a job to be done and they wouldn't let me in. Now you'd like me to stop in the middle of this. I only want you to do whatever will make you feel better. Leave me alone then. Very well. Mrs. Gillis? Yes? I'll tell you why I wasn't in the army. If you insist. I don't insist at all, Howard. If you must know, I'll tell you. They said there was something wrong with my mind. For Suspense, Auto Light is bringing you Mr. Gene Kelly co-starring with Miss Ethel Barrymore in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrill's Suspense. A very embarrassing experience at New Year's Day dinner. What in the world happened, Harold? Well, the whole family was there, you see. Brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, outlaws. I mean, in-laws. And during a lull in the conversation, I thought I'd tell them all about that wonderful, abstinious Auto Light stay-full battery. Oh, man. So, naturally, I told them about that extra-large liquid reserve of Auto Light stay-full batteries. Even the Great Lakes said I are no great shakes compared to the reservoir in those Auto Light stay-full batteries. Why, those batteries need water only three times a year in normal car use? I'm beginning to understand. And then, of course, I told them that Auto Light stay-full batteries give longer life than batteries without the stay-full features. And then I explained... Well, wait a minute, Hunter. Did you say all this at your big family dinner? Yes, and here's the funny thing, Hap. Just as I was telling them how every smart car owner was switching to Auto Light stay-full batteries, two of my biggest cousins got up, came around to my chair and carried me chair and all into the pantry. By Cornelius, the pantry was where I finished my new year's dinner. Can you imagine my own relatives doing a thing like that? Well, that certainly was a dirty trick. Oh, but quiet. Here's suspense again. And now, Auto Light brings back to our Hollywood soundstage Miss Ethel Barrymore and Mr. Jean Kelly in to find help. The tale well-calculated to keep you in. Suspend. I just thought maybe you'd like to know, Mrs. Gillis. They said there was something wrong with my mind. The first thing that I thought of when I reached the hallway was the phone. But it was in the den with Howard. I ran quickly to the back door. But it was locked. And the key wasn't in its usual place. The front door was locked, too. And I heard a crash. It came from the den. I rushed in to find Howard, peacefully polishing away at the same spot he hadn't moved an inch. He didn't look up at me. Then I saw the phone which had fallen to the floor beside him. But it hadn't just fallen. The wires had been torn out of the wall. The phone, Mrs. Gillis. It fell. But the wire...  The wire... That happened when it fell to the floor. It could have... It happened when it fell to the floor. I don't suppose you'll be able to use it anymore. Not for a while, anyway. No. I don't suppose I will. Sarah. Here. Sarah. Sarah. Mrs. Gillis. Yes. Are you looking for your dog? Yes, yes. I haven't seen her all morning. Well, she's not there any longer. I know. Where is she, Howard? Where is she? Yes. Where is she? She's gone. Gone. If you've harmed her... She didn't like me, you know. See here. I've put up with enough. You tell me where my dog is. Oh, what, Mrs. Gillis? You'll do what, Mrs. Gillis? What will you do? Sarah! She's gone, Mrs. Gillis. I told you that. You've harmed my dog. Have I? You killed her. Poor old Sarah. Who never heard of things. She would have hurt me. You're bad, Howard. You're wicked.  I'm not a coward, Mrs. Gillis. Cowards are afraid to kill.  If I were a coward, I'd be afraid of you.  You let me out of here. I have strong hands, Mrs. Gillis. My fingers are like steel. I've never harmed you. No. And Sarah didn't need it, but she would have if I hadn't harmed her first. Let me out of here! You're getting very noisy, Mrs. Gillis. Perhaps if I locked you in here, you'd calm down a bit. Howard! Howard! I heard the key turning a lock. For a moment, I had the feeling of unreality. Was this really happening? But I found out soon enough that it wasn't a dream. For the dim light from the little square window picked up a limp, lifeless object in the corner among the dusty mobs. I knew without looking further what it was was Sarah. Sarah, who'd never harmed a soul. I don't know how long he kept me there. I could hear him moving about the house. But he finally came. He spoke to me through the door. Have you calmed down, Mrs. Gillis? Yes, Howard. Let me out. Why? Because it's warm in here. Because I want to get out. You were looking for your dog, weren't you? Never mind about that, Howard. Let me out. Mrs. Gillis, if I kept you in there, you wouldn't be able to spy on me ever again. I won't spy on you, Howard. Let me out. You know what I've been doing, Mrs. Gillis? No. I've been doing your den floors just like you asked me to. That's fine, Howard. It was fine. I was able to work peacefully, knowing that you were someplace where you couldn't bother me. I won't bother you, Howard. It was very peaceful. Nobody to bother me. Let me out, Howard. You promise to do as I tell you? I promise. Anything? Anything. Very well, then. No tricks. No. Feel my hands, Mrs. Gillis. Are they nice hands? Yes, they're nice hands. You haven't felt them. Did your sons have as nice hands as these? No. No, they didn't. But they didn't have any trouble getting jobs, did they? I'm just as good as they were, you know. Of course you are. Wouldn't you like some food, lad? You haven't eaten all day, you know. Some food would be good. Yeah, let me fix you some. Mrs. Gillis, a woman I worked for once said my hands were weak. She did. She soon found out, however. Yeah, now, lad. I have some nice cold roast in the icebox. I taught her a lesson. It'll only take a minute to fix some salad. Were your sons' hands strong, Mrs. Gillis? Not as strong as yours, Howard. I set the table right away. Mrs. Gillis, feel my hands again. They're like steel, you know. I finally managed to get some lunch on the table. Howard sat beside me. He didn't say much. He ate very little. I tried to appear casual to engage him in conversation. Anything. Do you work often, Howard? Not often. Do you have trouble finding jobs? People are anxious to find help these days. Weren't you? Yes, to find help. Mrs. Gillis, they're looking for me. Who, Howard? I don't know exactly. The people I worked for last, I guess. Was that here in this town? No, it was another town. Everyone was looking for me, so I went away. It's horrible to be spied upon, Mrs. Gillis. Do you know what it is to be spied upon? No, no, I don't. Would you like to know? No, I wouldn't, Howard. I think I'll spy on you the rest of the day. Then you'll know how it feels. No, no, please, Howard. Whatever it is you want, take it and go away. There's nothing I want, nothing. I only want to stay here with you. I can't stand it, Howard. I can't. I'm an old woman. Please, go away. Leave me alone. I'm not going away, Mrs. Gillis. There's still a job to be done. I'll go away after I've done everything that's to be done. Howard, I have some money here in the kitchen cabinet drawer. It's a grave deal. I'll give it to you. I don't want your money, Mrs. Gillis. Then go away. That would be foolish. Then you tell on me. No, I wouldn't really, Howard. Go away and I'll never tell a soul that you've been here. I don't believe you, and I don't trust you. There's only one way of being certain that you won't tell. My heart jumped when I looked out the window. I saw it was the milkman. Tell him to go away. I can't. I've ordered some extra things. Then go into the storeroom until he goes. I can't, Howard. He knows I'm here. He'll expect me to pay him. He promised to do as I told you. Then he pulled open the cabinet drawer. I saw him take a knife out. Now, will you tell him to go away? If I tell him to go, he'll think something's wrong. Then you'll get caught for sure. All right, Mrs. Gillis. Take whatever you've ordered, but if you pull any tricks, you'll be sorry. Just a moment. Good afternoon, Mrs. Gillis. Good afternoon. A lovely day, isn't it? Yes, it is. Mrs. Gillis, I think I have good news for you. You have? Yep. Beginning the first, the company's taking on some more help. And in the future, your deliveries will be made in the early morning. That's nice. I don't believe you ever did like these late deliveries, did you? I never really minded.  One quarter milk and a pint of half and half. Goodbye, Mrs. Gillis. The extra things. You forgot them. The extra things? Yes, the extra things. Now, don't tell me you've forgotten them. The eggs and the butter. Okay, I'll get them out of the way. Mrs. Gillis, I'm going to give you one more chance. When he comes back here to get rid of them, do you hear?   I won't give you away, Howard. I'll only pay him. I have to do that.  Remember. Here you are, Mrs. Gillis. Thank you. Anything else? No, that's all. Mrs. Gillis, I was going to say... I'm sorry, I can't stop. I can't talk today. I'm very busy.  What do you mean? You thought you were going to put something over on me, didn't you? I sent him away, didn't I? The extra things you wanted. There weren't any. Yes, there were. You saw him. You heard him. He didn't know what you were talking about. The milkman had returned. He stood outside the window. Howard looked at me. I saw his knuckles grow white as he clutched the knife. This is your last chance. Get rid of him. I will, Howard. I will. I'm sorry to bother you again, Mrs. Gillis, but you forgot to pay me. That is, unless you want to... No, yes, yes, I'll pay you. Here you are. Sorry I had to bother you, Mrs. Gillis. But you see, this is the day I have to come... Yes, yes, I'm busy. Can't you see that I'm very busy? Tell me when he's gone, Mrs. Gillis. I stood by the window and watched. He got under his truck.  So that was your scheme, was it? So you wanted to give me away. He's gone now, Howard. You thought he'd save you, didn't you? No, no, I sent him away like you asked me. Do you know what would have happened to me? Do you? No. They would have taken me away. Howard, leave me alone. I'm going to punish you. No, Howard, I've been punished enough. No, you haven't. Yes. You're standing very close now. I knew you still held a knife. Suddenly everything was black. I slipped to the floor. When I came to, I was on the kitchen floor. My head throbbed. Then I remembered everything. But where was he? And I heard a sound. A soft, swishing sound. It seemed like hours before I could bring myself to move. Suddenly the whole clock began to strike. While it was five o'clock, I'd been unconscious for longer than I'd thought. The room had already turned dark in the late afternoon light, but I could see him now. He stood in the middle of the room. He was pushing my heavy floor polisher back and forth, back and forth. I tried to close the door quietly, but he looked up. He saw me. What time is it, Mrs. Gillis? About five. Well, I guess I'll call it a day now. I've done a nice job, haven't I? Yes, Howard, very nice. I think I'll be going now. Doesn't it shine nicely, Mrs. Gillis? Yes. Yes, it does. Is it worth five dollars to you? Yes, Howard. I have nice hands, haven't I, Mrs. Gillis? Yes, Howard, you have. Here, take the money. Thank you.  You've done such a good job, Howard. I'm going to give you a few extra dollars. Thank you. You'll be needing me tomorrow, Mrs. Gillis? No, thank you, Howard. The door's locked, Mrs. Gillis. Yes, Howard. Do you have the key? Yes. Yes, I do. I just remember. I just remember a lot of things. Mrs. Gillis, there's someone at the door. Yes, Howard. Will you open it? Should I? Yes, Howard. You have the key. I have? Was this it, Mrs. Gillis? Yes, Howard. Open the door. Open the door, Howard. Open it. All right, Mrs. Gillis. I'm Mr. Stevens from the phone company. Your phone's been reported out of order. Mrs. Gillis, is your phone out of order? No, no, there must be a mistake. That's strange. We've had several reports. Maybe I better run back and check my books. Just a moment, Mr. Stevens. Could you do me a favor? Why, why, certainly. Mrs. Gillis. Boy, he's worked here all day. He's done a good job, but I don't think he's well. I'm all right, Mrs. Gillis. But you're tired. Aren't you tired, Howard? Doesn't your headache? Yes. Yes, sir. I am tired, and my head does ache. Well, maybe Mr. Stevens will be kind enough to drive you to the car line. I'll be glad to, Mrs. Gillis, but I can't wait long. Right away, and I'll go along, too. I have some marketing to do. I thought you were here. Would you mind checking the phone just to make sure? Well, of course. I'll show you where it is. Can I show him, Mrs. Gillis? No, Howard, you wait here. We'll be right back. I moved quickly toward the den. Mr. Stevens followed me. Once inside, I closed the door behind me. He spotted the torn wires at once. Say this phone. That boy. That man. He's dangerous. The police station is as fast as you can. Well, I... Before he could reply, I opened the den door and went out into an empty room. Say. Howard! He's gone. Yeah, it sure looks that way. No, no, you've got to find him. But, Mrs. Gillis, if you were afraid of him... You don't understand. He's angry with me.  When you go, he'll come out and kill me. Say that, ma'am. Take it easy.  Well, look, Mrs. Gillis, maybe I better run down to the corner and phone for somebody. No, no, you can't leave me. I'll go with you. Well, sure, if it'll make you feel any better. My car's right outside in the driveway. Yes. Come on. Yes, and they'll call the police. They'll come and get him. Sure, whatever you say. He looked like a nice enough young fellow, though. Are you sure that he... Were you looking for me, Mrs. Gillis? No, I guess Howard. I was. Are you ready to go? Yes, I'm ready. I just thought I'd wait in the car. Sure, sure. All right, Mrs. Gillis. You get in the back here. Thank you. It's very kind of you to do this for me. I'm very tired. Just relax, Howard. We'll take care of you. Already? Already, Mr. Stevens. Mr. Stevens. What? Don't you think I have nice hands? Why? Yes. I guess so. Yes. They're strong hands, too. Very strong. Thank you, Gene Kelly and Ethel Berrymore for a splendid performance. Our stars will return in just a moment. Say, Hap, I've got a wonderful New Year's resolution here. Don't tell me you're resolved to give up talking, Arnold. Give up talking? The auto-light-patter-packed Wilcox? I will a pistol-packing cowboy give up his gun? Will a power-packed auto-light-stay-full battery give up the ghost when you need it most? Not on your life, Biker Nilius. No, sir Hap, the New Year's resolution I've got is for every car owner who doesn't already have an auto-light-stay-full battery. And the resolution reads, I have resolved with the earliest opportunity, that is tomorrow morning, to drive down to my nearest auto-light dealer and get a brand new auto-light-stay-full battery. Remember only three times a year in normal car use. For remember, friends, you're right with auto-light. And remember too, auto-light means batteries. Say, full batteries. Auto-light means spark plugs. Ignition engineered resistor spark plugs. Auto-light means ignition systems. The lifeline of your car. And now here again is Mr. Gene Kelly. It's always a pleasure to appear on suspense, but it was especially wonderful playing opposite a truly great lady at the stage and screen. Miss Ethel Barrymore. My thank you, Gene. It was a great pleasure for me too, even though in the story I had a harrowing time of it. Well, that's the specialty of suspense, Miss Barrymore. That's why I try never to miss a program. For instance, next week, Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills presents Danny K. in a new kind of role for him. He plays a murderer in a story titled The Two Perfect Alibi. And you can be sure it's another gripping study in... Suspense. Gene Kelly can currently be seen in the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer all-star technical or musical words and music based on the lives and music of Rogers and Hart. Ethel Barrymore may currently be seen in the David O. Selznick production Portrait of Jenny. Tonight's suspense play was by Mel Dinelli with music composed by Lucian Morawek and conducted by Lud Bluskin. The entire production was under the direction of Anton M. Lieder. Next Thursday, same time here, Danny K. The Two Perfect Alibi. You're right with auto-light. So switch to auto-light. Good night. This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.


You have probably noticed that when I introduced the concept of international organization in the previous video, I did not mention its legal personality. And this is because it is possible to have an international organization without a distinct legal personality, a personality distinct from its members. And let me explain this. When they create a new organization, states may decide to establish it from a material point of view, but not from a legal point of view. They may decide to create a bureaucracy that is not legally distinct from themselves. They may create an institution that is functionally distinct from their respective national administrations, an institution that will be truly international for that purpose. But that will nevertheless not be an institution legally distinct from each of them. In such a case, the international organization will simply act as a common organ of the members. What the organization does will be considered as the joint action of the member states themselves. Each of them will be responsible for what the organization has done because the organization is their common organ since it has no separate legal personality. And for instance, for instance, during 50 years, the Benelux, which as its name indicates is an organization established between Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, the Benelux for 50 years had no separate international legal personality from the three member states. Therefore, the Benelux could not become party to any treaty on its own. It was for the three states, the three member states to do so, not for the organization. The situation changed with the entry into force of the new Benelux Treaty in 2012, which confers international legal personality to the Benelux for limited purposes. And indeed, more and more often, in the last decades, international organizations have been endowed with a separate legal personality. And this may result from the very text of the basic treaty establishing the organization, but also, more strangely, and as we shall see, this may also result from the system of the treaty as a whole and despite its silence on the issue of legal personality or on the nature of such personality. And let me turn first to the easiest case. That is the case when the basic treaty establishing the organization explicitly states that the organization has an international legal personality. And in such a case, it is obvious that the organization will enjoy a legal personality under international law. The organization will be a separate legal entity from its member states. It will be a subject of international law of its own. And as a matter of principle, the conduct of the organization will not be the conduct of its member states and the organization will bear responsibility for its own conduct. Now what happens if the basic treaty establishing the organization does not say anything about its legal personality or what happens if it simply says that the organization shall have legal personality without stating the international nature of such personality? Well, in those cases, it is nevertheless possible, on a case-by-case basis, it is nevertheless possible to deduce the existence of such international legal personality from the system of the treaty establishing the organization. And this was authoritatively made clear in an advisory opinion delivered in 1949 by the International Court of Justice about the issue of reparation for injuries suffered in the service of the United Nations. And we've already come across that opinion, but let me quickly recall the facts and the legal issues. In 1948, a Swedish diplomat, Kant Folke Bernadotte, was appointed UN mediator in Palestine. He tabled several peace proposals and those proposals infuriated many in the region. Together with other UN agents, Kant Bernadotte was gunned down in Jerusalem during an attack on his motorcade. The attack was carried out by members of an extremist Israeli group. The Security Council immediately condemned the attack, while Israeli authorities were reluctant to investigate and to prosecute the authors of the assassination. And when they did, they were very lenient. The General Assembly of the UN requested an advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice about the capacity of the organization to bring a claim of reparation against the government of Israel for injury resulting from the killing of its envoy. And this raised two legal issues. First, was the UN endowed with an international legal personality so as to be able to bring a claim of reparation in its own name? Second, could such a claim be brought against Israel, which had just declared its independence and which was not a member state of the UN? In other words, if the UN had an international legal personality, does that personality exist vis-à-vis its member states only, or also vis-à-vis all other states, non-member states? The Charter of the UN is silent on the legal personality of the organization. However, the court looked beyond that silence of the Charter and it considered that because the organization had organs having special tasks, because the member states were bound to assist the organization in its actions and to accept and carry out the decisions of the city council, because the organization had legal capacity, privileges and immunities in the territory of the member states, because the United Nations was entitled to conclude agreements with the member states because of all those elements and also because of the ends, the purposes for which the UN had been established, the attribution of an international personality was, said the court, indispensable. The court concluded that, I quote, the UN could not carry out the intentions of its founders if it was devoid of an international personality, end of quote. In other words, the court deduced from the system of the Charter as a whole the intention of the drafters of the Charter to establish an organization having an international legal personality. Such intention may exist despite the silence of the basic treaty, but it may also exist in a situation where the basic treaty refers simply to the legal personality of the organization without specifying that such personality exists under international law. Well, so far on the first issue, the issue of the existence of an international legal personality. Let me turn now to the second issue, which was about, you remember, the capacity to claim reparation vis-à-vis a non-member state. On that second issue, the court found that because the UN was an international person, it had the capacity to bring a claim for the injury it suffered. Moreover, the court concluded that it could bring such a claim against the government of a non-member state because the international legal personality of the UN did not only exist in the relations between the organization and its member states. The court said that Israel as a non-member state would not be justified in raising an objection according to which the UN had no capacity to present to it a claim against it. The court stated that its, I quote, its opinion is that 50 states representing the vast majority of the members of the international community had the power, in conformity with international law, to bring into being an entity possessing objective international personality and not merely personality recognized by them alone, together with the capacity to bring international claims end of quote. By such words, the court upheld an objective approach to the issue of the international legal personality of international organizations. As legal subjects under international law, international organizations are subject for all states, not only for their member states. Of course, the obligations existing within the framework of the organizations cannot be binding on states that are not members of the organization, but it does not mean that those non-member states can ignore the legal existence of the organization, or rather non-members can ignore it, but that attitude will not affect the legal personality of the organization, as its personality does not depend on the consent of third states. Let me tackle now a last issue. As I said earlier, some treaties establishing international organizations simply state that they have a legal personality without specifying that such personality exists under international law. Then as we've seen, one could very well deduce from the system of the treaty that the legal personality so mentioned is a personality under international law. However, sometimes the organization will additionally be endowed with a legal capacity under the domestic laws of its member states for the purpose of, for instance, buying goods or renting offices, hiring staff and so on. Usually the basic treaty will then explicitly say that the organization has such internal law capacity. And for instance, according to article 335 of the treaty on the functioning of the European Union, the Union enjoys, it is said, I quote, the most extensive legal capacity accorded to legal persons under the laws of each of the member states. So the important point is simply to see that the capacity of the organization under the national laws of its member states does not exclude its legal personality under international law, and that both personalities are perfectly compatible with each other, even if they must not always exist together.


Hello friends, in today's session I am going to deliver lecture on equilibrium, basically we focus on connected body, muscle, between party, assistant professor, department of civil engineering, Vulture Institute of Technology, Solaapur. So my dear friends, these are the learning outcomes for today's session. At the end of this particular session, student will be able to, first, explain the concept of equilibrium, and second, analyze and calculate the forces present in connected body, first, that is static equilibrium. So my dear friends, have you heard about this particular term, equilibrium? The best example is Tegafor, you just apply equal forces. Equal forces means having equal magnitude of that particular forces, and the direction is opposite one. So see here, what do you mean by static equilibrium? The system of forces that keeps the body at a rest, it's said to be in equilibrium. Means here, system of forces, it try to keep the body, it is in equilibrium condition. Means you just apply equal magnitude forces, but the direction is different, and the body it is in a rest condition. So we call it as your static equilibrium. And similarly, system of forces that keeps the body at a movable condition. Means here also, you just apply the forces in opposite direction, having same magnitude with the body it is in a movable condition, we called as dynamic equilibrium. See here, the state of body is not affected by the action of force system in equilibrium. Generally, equilibrium is applicable to those system of forces whose resultant action is zero. Second term, what do you mean by equilibrium?  Force that brings the system of forces, the force that bring the system of forces that is p and q. In equilibrium is known as equilibrium, means what it indicates here, p and q, both forces are present here by considering these two particular forces, pair of forces, find out the resultant. Now the equilibrium is exactly in opposite direction of the resultant, means see it is always equal, means the magnitude, opposite in a direction, so resultant is present here, the direction is opposite and collinear with the resultant of the system. And it is collinear with this particular system, that is nothing but equilibrium is there. So body showing here resultant and equilibrium. Third point, when a system of force is in equilibrium, means when we apply the forces on this particular body, the resultant and equilibrium, both are in opposite direction, same magnitude. So when system of forces is in equilibrium, its equilibrium and resultant both are zero. So we need to analyze this particular problem connected to the body, we are identifying, we are adopting some steps, determination of forces. First step, select such a joint where one known force should be there, means in your problem statement what is the geometry they are given, by considering that particular geometry we just select such a joint where one force should be known, two forces should be unknown there, if more than two forces are present we are applying different equilibrium equations, if two forces are unknown there we are applying here different theorem. So that part we will discuss. Step two, draw the free body diagram by considering any one joint. So what it indicates here, consider any one joint and try to draw free body diagram for that particular joint.  Step three, we have just bifurcated into two parts, first one apply the static equilibrium equations, that is summation f of x, summation f of y and summation m is equal to 0. So here we are just assuming some direction, all right hand side forces, upward forces and clockwise rotary effect, positive sign, downward forces, left hand side forces and anti clockwise rotary effect, negative sign. Similarly we are applying Lamm's theorem and last one step find the unknown forces. Next we solve one problem, we just focus on this particular figure, a system of connected flexible cables shown in a figure is supporting two vertical forces, 200 Newton, 250 Newton at point B and D. So this is point B, point D is there. Determine the forces in the segments of cable, so A, B, B, C, P, D, then D these are nothing but the segments of this particular cables. So first here the angles they are mentioned, forces they are given, we just identify the forces present in this particular cables. So first one you just consider any one joint, now here I am just consider joint D, see here I am just consider joint D because two unknown forces are present and one known force is there, here three unknown forces are present, that is the force I select joint D. In that particular joint D angles they are mentioned here, so by considering these previous angles easily can prepare a geometry and find out the remaining angles with respect to x and y axis. So joint D is present here, downward direction one force, this is joint D, so DE member is present here, DB member is present and these are nothing but your angles, you just calculate by considering this particular geometry. So one 35 degree, so you just observe here x and y axis is present, this is 90 degree, this is 45 degree is there, so according to that easily you can calculate this particular angle, one 35, similarly calculate second angle, 360 degree minus these two it gives you third angle. Now first step apply Lame's theorem, in that particular Lame's theorem we are considering this particular force and you just consider opposite angle that is sign of opposite angle between remaining two forces. So see here 250 this particular force in numerator and denominator you just consider sign 105 degree is there, is equal to second one DE, sign 120, DB, sign 135. Now by considering this particular equation you just refer pairs because 250 already they were given, this particular two equation you just consider 250, sign 105 is equal to DE, sign 120 is there. So easily you can calculate the member force present in segment D and it comes 22414 Newton, give the equation number one. Similarly consider 250, sign 105 and this last one DB, sign 135, so by calculating the answer is present here, the force pavarence in member DB is 183.01 Newton that is the equation number two. Similarly, consider joint B, in that particular joint B two inclined members are present show the x and y component. So by considering this particular component with respect to x axis you just consider the angles, so apply static equilibrium equation that is summation h is equal to 0. So first one BC cos 60 plus BD cos 30, so BD is present here cos 30 minus BA, right hand side force is positive, left hand side force is negative sign is there. So by considering equation number one and two put the value here, so one equation is present that is equation number three. Similarly applies second static equilibrium equation summation v is equal to 0, all vertical upward positive sign all vertical downward negative sign. So BC sin 60, so BC sin 60 is present here, similarly you just consider BD sin 30 downward negative minus 200 downward negative. So put the value of BD here already we have calculated give the equation number four. So the value of BC is 334, 6.60 Newton. Now by considering equation number three and four calculate the value of BA, it comes 326.7 just like you just calculate the member forces present in this particular joint. Now my dear friends you just pause this particular video and try to give the answer of this particular question. Please verify this answer to prepare this particular session I refer this particular references. Thank you.


We've got shams on, okay, we get it, you're busy shams. We get it, you're scooping, we understand, we'll be back. What a treat, right now we have Lead NBA Insider for the Athletic NBA, he's on a new show right here on FanDuelTV, he gets it earlier than I do, it's called Run It Back, it's shams. So run it, hey shams. Okay, what's going on, congrats on your show, first of all, you were the first kind of one to start all this, so major congrats to you and I've been excited to keep along with what you've been up to as well. Yeah, I'm the sacrificial lamb over here, we're both from Chicago, we'll get into that, we've got a couple of minutes here. How is the show so far? I know you've only done a couple episodes, right? Yeah, so we've done three so far, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 10 a.m. Eastern time, I'm joined with Michelle Vito, who's just amazing as a host, longtime host on all various different outlets. Chandler Parsons, longtime NBA player, now he's on the other side in retirement, he's trying the media game out, doing a great job, and as well as Eddie Gonzalez, who's kind of a behind the scenes guy on camera, he does a podcast with Kevin Durant and myself, so I think it's a good blend of analysis, inside information, and just conversations every single morning, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. How does one become an insider? Like you went to Newtrier, we get it, Newtrier, bougie McBoo's over there in Chicago.  I took the L downtown to go to Whitney Young for free all those years. That's what I did, I lived in Chicago, but I want to talk to you about what it, like you don't go to school, you don't go to Newtrier, and then college and say like, I'm going to be an NBA insider, how did you do that? So I grew up in Rogers Park, lived there for a few years, and then my family moved more up North, Skokie, Womet, Glenmue, that kind of area, went to Newtrier High School, and so for me, I loved playing basketball my whole life, and once I got cut in high school, it was like I had to figure out what I was going to do next. I wasn't going to be Michael Jordan and make it to the NBA after getting cut in high school, so I had to figure out what my path was. I loved writing, I loved basketball, and I just combined my passions. I never thought I'd be on there, never thought I'd be on with you, so I'm glad to be on and doing all this, and I always had kind of a thirst for what's going on behind the scenes, and so for me, I feel like I'm living out my dream every single day. What's like the biggest moment in your luck, because it takes you away from everything.  I mean, everything you could think of, it's happened at weddings, it's happened at family dinners, it's happened at, you know, my mom's birthday, it's happened at all times.  Did he just like leave campus and then come back? So that part was interesting when it's like outsiders, quote unquote, but I think my inner circle kind of understand. They're like, is he Superman? Is he Peter Parker leaving and then coming back? That is crazy. And I can't imagine being on a date and being like, sorry, babe, Dwight Howard, yeah, Dwight Howard's going to the Atlanta Hawks, babe, but yeah, get the extra, get the end of the moment. It's happened before, I did not get a second, I did not get a second date, but it has happened. I actually left for like 30 minutes, but you know, gotta do what you gotta do. I would be like, this is the man of my dreams. I love this man. And you've broken those kind of stories. You did break Dwight Howard, a former U.S. president officially contracting COVID. Like you, that's really, we don't have to talk. Yeah, I don't know how much I want to speak on that one. It was crazy when I put that tweet out, I was actually in the bubble. This is the most I've ever kind of spoken on that, but I was in the bubble in 2020, and I was like, when is Secret Service going to start knocking on my door? Like, did I do something I wasn't supposed to do? So I kind of just put that out there. It was like one in the morning and went back to sleep. So that was my night. Is that your biggest scoop? Oh, I don't know. I feel like the next one's always the biggest, kind of the one that for me, I would say really started. I think a lot was when I broke Louis Alden, getting traded from the Bulls to the Cavs in January 2014. I think that was kind of, you know, the moment where the door opened a little bit, and then it was, what was I going to do when the door opened? And so that was a fun one. Obviously everything that happened in 2020, just because everyone didn't know what was going on, so to be able to provide information throughout that year was cool as well and very vital for me and my job, something I never thought I'd be doing. Yeah. So for me, the next one's always the biggest. Shoms, well, you come back. I really want to get more into this. This is so inside. I think you're, I want you to write a book, honestly, but not until we get some of that stuff quickly, quickly. I need an NBA team. I'm, you know, Bulls, whatever. Give me an NBA team I should root for. Yes, I'm sure you're already big on the Bulls, and Zach Levine's out. Big win last night. DeMar DeRozan's playing well. But to me, the underdog to root for, the Pelicans. And I know Pat McAfee, our friend, big Pelicans guy, big Zion guy. So if I'm you, I'm rooting for the Pelicans. Do you like the, do you like football?  I used to like football a lot more and baseball, but I'm more of a basketball guy. We have to have you back. Shoms, I'm going to run it back. Watch it right here on Fandals V. You are awesome.  I'm into it. That's my team. Team of record. That's my squad.


All right. Up next, we're going to be having a section on the topic implementing a DevOps-friendly API architecture with Apache API 6 by myself, Anita Ihuman. So like I introduced myself earlier, I am Anita Ihuman, and I'm a developer advocate. And I'm passionate about sharing knowledge on everything technical writing and public speaking. I'm an open source advocate and passionate about growing developer communities in areas of onboarding, documentation, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. And I also love cats. So this section is going to be going up next. If you have any questions, once this is done, you can drop it in the chat as well. Hey, everyone. My name is Anita Ihuman, and I'm really happy to be here today. And once I've heard of numerous API management tools that take care of API architecture, however, today we'll be looking at implementing DevOps-friendly API architecture with Apache API 6. And so let's get into it. A little bit about me. I am a developer advocate and a technical writer previously at NeMata and Apache API 6. I'm also an open source advocate, a huge fan of that. And you can see most of the time advocating on open source best practices, on documentation, diversity, equity, and inclusion, onboarding, and the community. So that's all about me. Let's get into today's topic. During this section, we're going to be looking at what an API is all about. Of course, you can discuss API gateways without understanding APIs. Now we're going to look at what Apache API 6 is all about and what it means, what DevOps means in a DevOps-friendly architecture. We're going to look at how can DevOps use a central API gateway? And how does Apache API 6 fulfill all of these demands? And let's get into it. First and foremost, what is an API? Just like the name sounds, it's an abbreviation that stands for Application Programming Interface. And this is a central to building and delivering your services. It's simply a way for one or two more computers here to communicate with each other, offering services. Now, most of every service that we see today are either APIs or actually use an API. A simple example of this will be your bold app that you use for transporting from one place to another. Now, this application makes use of an API for the Google map, an API for Google map, which helps in navigating different places. Yes. So now, that application makes use of an API that helps with the mapping system and all. And so the success of your services depend on the services of your application. And let's take, for instance, this bold application depends on the integrity, the availability, and the performance of that API, which is the mapping that you're actually using. Let's take, for instance, you're trying to book a ride to a particular location and then the map happens to malfunction at that moment. The map feature does not work, or it takes it to a wrong location. Now, that only means that unless a person says, ah, both is terrible, both did me wrong, both did me shitty, or something like that, yeah. But it all boils down to the API that this application uses, which is the Google map API. Now, that is basically what an API does. So the integrity, availability, and performance of your application solely relies on the performance of that API that you're using. Now, what exactly is an API gateway? API gateway, on the other hand, is just like the name sounds, it's a gateway where it's an application management tool that sits between the client and the collection of backend services. So API gateway serves as a middleman between you, the user, or the person trying to assess that particular backend services. Let's say you're assessing through your system or your phone, whatever you're trying to assess. But yeah, the API gateway will sit between you that's trying to assess it, receive the call that you're trying to make, or the request you're trying to type on your phone, and then send it to the backend services. And this, as it sends it to the backend services, these backend services will check. And whatever response that aligns with what you're looking for, it's now send back a response with an aggregate, or it's now send back a response, and then the API gateway aggregates all of the response that has received from the backend services that align with what you are looking out for. Now, you might, let's take, for instance, to vote up that we're still talking about. Now, why you try to look for a location on the map? Most times you see that they're like different locations that have similar names that you're actually looking out for. And that is exactly what the API gateway would play in a situation like this. Now, why you send your request is going to bring back responses in accordance to that request that you've sent, and then gives it back to you, then you can decide which one exactly suits or best suits what you're looking out for. So that is what an API gateway basically does. It sits between the client, which is you, and then a couple of backend services, which is the response you're trying to look out for, and then helps with the communication between both ends. And the API gateway offers a lot of services or a lot of features such as observability, monitoring, logging, and analytics. It takes care of cake management, stabilizing, and load balancing. It also handles authentication, security, and policy enforcement. It can also take care of the service discovery and the basic business logic that goes on within your application, but then whatever it is, the API gateway actually does all of this. Now, Apache API 6 happens to be an API gateway. It is a successful open source project under the Apache Foundation, and it offers a dynamic real-time, high-performance API gateway features. Now, this open source tool, this tool was open source in the year 2019, and since then it has gained a lot of attention from developers from different organizations. And as of today, it records over 9,000 stars and over 300 contributors on GitHub. And of course, this API gateway lets you build cloud-native microservice API gateways and delivers the ultimate performance, the security and scalable platform for your APIs as well as microservices. Now, this Apache API 6 is used today by a wide range of companies and organizations for different purposes, such as production, commercial products, and also research. And most of the companies that use this tool today include the T-Sense game, you see companies like Swisscom, NASA, and so much more. Yeah, so this is a graphical representation of what goes on in the background when you try to make use of an API gateway or when you're trying to actually make API requests within an API gateway. Now, you can see by the fire rights, there are a lot of sources and that includes the phone, your computer, the traffic lights, and other gadgets that you might be trying to make an API request with. Now, whatever request it is you're trying to make is going to go through a set of protocols, right? And these protocols could be HTTPS, the TCP, it could be the UDP, whatever protocols it is that you decide to use. But then this course will go through that particular protocol down to the API gateway, which is Apache API 6. Now, Apache API 6 now uses the easy data plane and control plane to handle, to handle your data configuration and processing. And then it's now sent this request down to the backend services. And the backend services will now check what exactly aligns with what you're looking for. Let's say, now let's go back to the both app that we're talking about. And let's say you're trying to look for a particular location on the map. Now, once this response goes to the backend services, it's look for locations that are actually similar to what you're looking for. And then return it back to you. Return it back to the API gateway. The API and sends the response back to API gateway. API gateway will then accumulate all of this and then stream out the best response that actually suits the answer that you're looking for. And then sends it back to you on the receiving end. And that's where you see that, okay, you get notified on which services or which particular response that you're looking out for. So basically that is what Apache API 6 does. And enterprises can quickly manage their APIs and microservice traffic with Apache API 6 and using features like the flow limiting, the authentication, the login security, handling of support for complex and all of that. Apache API 6 can do a lot for your applications such as providing the internet features of handling the nuts to South traffic from clients. It also offers the envoy features of handling the East to West traffic between your services and also it plays the ingress controller features which can also help in handling the services within the traffic within your services. It also provides data in traffic results that is collection and analysis and analyzing of all of the data in real time. It also handles observability which includes logging, tracing and handling of metrics. And last but not the least, it is friendly for developers, program managers and operations. And so whatever purpose it is that you want to use API 6.4 regardless of how much knowledge you have on this, it has a very user friendly dashboard that you can easily just navigate through and assess all of these features by just clicking a button. Now let's move to what is DevOps in a DevOps friendly architecture. Now we can't of course discuss DevOps friendly a DevOps friendly architecture without talking about DevOps. So DevOps is simply a set of practices, tools and philosophies or beliefs that combine the software, the efforts of the software developers or software development and IT operations. Now this practices basically aim to increase the efficiency, the speed and the security of software development and delivery compared to the traditional processes that we're actually used to. So by adopting DevOps culture within your application, a team can actually gain the ability to better respond to customer demands and customer needs. It also increases the confidence within an application that you're building and also achieves your business goals faster than you actually plan to. Now what exactly is a DevOps friendly architecture? A DevOps friendly architecture is simply one that fosters an effective working relationship between the developers and the operations thing. Now this means that the architecture should be considered scriptable with APIs that work reliably. Now being able to actually put together the architecture into scripts or make it accessible using APIs can consider it to be DevOps friendly and also infrastructure, consider using infrastructure as a code. Now a DevOps friendly architecture should be able to like store these configurations in form of code forms or code states so that within repository, so you can always review the system with this code if need be, you can distribute this amongst your teammates of course if need be and in a way that you can always share all of these configurations amongst the developers and the operations thing. And it's DevOps friendly when it is loosely coupled, when it has a loosely coupled architecture that scales in a modern way in and out. And this is very important because we did not want to have the silo architecture that makes it difficult for scaling and sharing and distribution. Yeah, so a DevOps friendly architecture is one that is loosely coupled that makes it easy for scalability in modern way that is using or leveraging modern technologies that we're familiar with today. And of course it is considered DevOps friendly when it is open and you can actually assess this code, inspect it and also share this amongst the teammates. So basically making your software or your application open source for other persons to actually look through this configuration files and inspect it in the best ways is also an addition to making it DevOps friendly or achieving a DevOps friendly architecture. Now so how can DevOps use a central API gateway? Now I've highlighted three ways that this can be done. First, which is to consider automation. Now I mentioned earlier that using config files or putting together this code in a config file for other persons to always retreat back to would be a sensible thing to do. Now organizations should also practice managing configuration files within repositories. Now where the managing and provisioning of infrastructure are done using code. So you can actually put all of your configurations within a config file that makes it easy for manual processing and distribution amongst teammates. This config files would most likely be there to help establish the parameters and also the settings of that particular application or software you're working towards. And the next is you can achieve a central API gateway through a DevOps friendly dashboard. Now there's been like reoccurring complaints from the developer teams and operation team on the learning curve. Now getting to use most of the tools from the both parties can be really, really taxing in the sense that developers have to get used to the tools that operations team use. And then the operation teams also have to get familiar with tools that developers use. Now that takes a long learning curve which can be exhausting and time consuming on your end but having a DevOps friendly dashboard that makes it easy for people to actually assess all of these features without having to go through a long stressful learning curve is also a great way to achieve a central API gateway. And also you can achieve a central API gateway by allowing the DevOps teams to gain access into the API gateway itself. Now, which means transforming, you're going to have to transform your API gateway into a multi-tenancy architecture where more than one person or more than one team can actually have access to see what is going on in the background. And that is how this at the top three ways you can actually work towards a central API gateway in a DevOps environment. And how does Apache API 6 fulfill all of these demands? Well, let's look at it. First things first, Apache API 6 fulfills these demands by providing a built-in low-code dashboard. And so with this Apache API 6 dashboard you do not have to go through the long learning curve that we talked about earlier either as a developer or as an operations team. You don't have to go through all of that. You can actually achieve it by just looking through the powerful, flexible UI and get a hang of it by cutting or by cutting all of the learning curves. And with this dashboard you can operate you can operate and manage the Apache API 6 without any form of struggles. You can handle the real-time monitoring with your API and it also has integrations with the Grafana plugins. You can manage upstreams routes as well as consumers and also install any plugin for your security, your service security, your traffic control and observability. And so all of these can be achieved on the Apache API 6 dashboard with just a click of a button and which is exciting actually because no one would want to go through understanding all of the background work that is done that is done to actually have a good functioning API gateway. Now another feature that API 6 has to offer for a DevOps friendly environment is the multiple ready to use plugins. Now as of today, API 6 records over 60 built-in plugins that are broken down into several categories. These categories cover authentication, security, traffic control, serverlessness, observability and other aspects to meet the common usage scenarios of your customers. So whatever it is that your customers might actually be looking out for. We have built-in plugins that are already ready to use. You don't have to go ahead to also create new ones. However, API 6 also has provision for custom plugins. Now this means you have the ability to actually build your plugins according to what feature it is that you want API 6 to serve your customer. So you can actually customize your own plugins from scratch and put it together according to what exactly you're looking out for. And another feature that API 6 has to handle this is it provides hot uploads and hot plugins. So you can continuously update your configurations without having to restart your applications. And this saves a lot of development time for you as a developer or as an operations team. You can easily modify or add a plugin without having to restart your services. Now, for instance, you manually create or customize a plugin that works for you. You can actually include this plugin without having to go through the stress of restarting your service or your application to have these plugins you've imputed working or functioning. And this makes controlling of the external workloads in API 6 so much easier and a lot more flexible. Now API 6 also makes provision for custom plugins. Like I said, so once you find out what particular plugins you need and you want to customize that, you don't have to go through the struggles of restarting your services to achieve all of that. Now, next is API 6 has support for multiple platforms and technologies. And you can actually run API 6 from a bare metal machine to Kubernetes providing vendor neutral and multiple platform solutions. And so you don't have to struggle or think of the technologies that align or do not align with it because API 6 has support for provision for like multiple platforms that you might be using which and some of these tools that you can also integrate API 6 with some of these tools and platform include the hash pickup vault. We have tools like Zipkin, the Apache skywalking console, Knuckles, Eureka and also it supports technologies like Golan, Java, Node.js, Python and so much more. And so whatever technology or platform it is that you're using, Apache API 6 got you. So you can always check it and then just quickly integrate it within your platform that you're using. Last but not the least, Apache API 6 is open source and that means that you can distribute the code base among your developer teams. You can actually check, also contribute to this particular project if you want to contribute and also you can share this project and improve on it in the best ways that you think you need to improve on it. And so there is so much more that Apache API 6 could do when it comes to helping you to achieve your DevOps friendly architecture in the best ways for your API management. Thank you so much. And that is all that I have for today. If you also have questions regarding Apache API 6 or getting involved with this project, adopting it or integrating it with your software, you can reach out to me via email or check me out on Twitter and LinkedIn with my profiles that are listed out here. Thank you and that's all that I have for today.


YouTube, this is God Squad Gameplay Man. I wanna show you some new additions to the team, what I've been doing, what I like on offense, defense, special teams, everything that I like. Man, if you wanna watch me play live, Twitch.tv slash dub dub, that link is below. Any offense you see here is madinterf.com and I also just dropped the defensive e-book if you guys are struggling on defense, you can check that out at Madinterf. If you had the VIP membership, you get all of these things and you also get any playbook that I do later in the future of the year, any additions that I do. I did add one new setup to my offensive playbook. So there's tons of things, not only available now, but will continue to be available throughout the year. Madinterf.com, that link is below. Check me on Twitch, man. If you guys are liking the videos, hit the like button. Please subscribe to the YouTube, but this is the God Squad. Let's take a look at what my team looks like right now and the team that I use for this game. And we're rocking Josh Allen and quarterback. Now, Josh Allen just came out to standouts. This program, the team Affinities weather, it's just been a great program all in all, all the way together. So we're gonna rock Josh Allen and quarterback this game with that one AP gunslinger. It costs one ability point, so it's super effective, allows you to get a bunch of tons of other things. We have Darren Waller, the limited Raiders Titan. We have Calico. We have Metcalf. We have a Mari Cooper, Reggie Bush. Let me show you what I also have. We have 50 Go Deep. We have 55 Lockdown. We have 25 49ers and 25 Raiders. Now, I'll tell you guys, as you guys see that right now, look, this is pretty much one of my best mutt things I've ever done to have 55 Lockdown, 50 Go Deep, Max Go Deep, Max Lockdown, 25 49ers. So all my 49ers get an extra point of speed, whether that be Reggie Bush, whether it be Namdee, Deion Sanders, anybody that was on the Niners, and the Raiders as well. The Raiders, we got Darren Waller. We have Bo Jackson, Amari Cooper, Namdee as well. There's a lot of crossover between the Niners and the Raiders' team teams, so it's pretty easy to get a dual-themed team of Niners and Raiders. Mostly it helps Amari Cooper, Darren Waller, Reggie Bush, but then when you go to the defensive side of the ball, now we're gonna help DRC who has Raiders' Kim. We're gonna help Deion, Niners' Kim. Ricky Jackson, the new linebacker, has 49ers' Kim. Kalil Mack, Raiders' Kim. Doomerville has the Niners' Kim. Alden Smith, Raiders. Richards, Seymour, Raiders. We do have this, and we have Namdee. Taylor Mays has 49ers' Kim. We have the Derwent James. We have Lageria Sneed. Now this card, Sneed is a goon. If you guys need a corner that's fast enough to keep up with everybody, Sneed is definitely my third corner that I'm using right now. I used Deion Sanders kind of at the safety position. He's just so versatile. I'm probably the best free safety in the game. We used Jamal Adams and Derwent at linebacker. Taylor Mays at the other safety spot. So really liking my defense right now with this boosted speed. Once again, we got full sandmills too. That's gonna help. So I like this team. So let's go ahead and get in this gameplay. This gameplay actually was against Sia. Sia was one of the trickiest players to play. Always running something different. Always running something kind of unique. And so we're getting to this game. I mean, it was a battle. I feel like this was salary cap. This was all Madden. I feel like the game of all Madden is super defensive. Possessions are at a premium. So we're gonna have to play this game. Like every possession we need points and play really, really safe. So let's get into it. All right, boys. Now we're gonna use this Gunslinger. Normally you're used to seeing me with some type of Michael Vick, some type of mobile quarterback. But I'm telling you this Gunslinger flies the ball. It's probably double the speed of normal passes. We see Josh Allen drop back. Just hit this underneath route. The Reggie Busch gets the ball there before anybody can even get close to Reggie Busch there. As you see, he's running a little 3-3-5. There's an out route to a Mari Cooper with that Raiders Kim getting open. And he puts these guys in containers. As you can see, they kind of push off my tackles.  And we see it again in the next play. Just gets in and contain, pushes right off of my tackle and we're out of there. It gets to a third and 19. We're gonna hit Reggie Busch underneath. Pick up enough to make this fourth and manageable here. Definitely wanna go for this fourth down. It happens again. That contain, he gets in a contain animation and then do-do right by my guy. So I get sacked three times on that series of downs just because of that. So like I said, this is the worst the offensive line has been probably in five, six years really, and as he hits Darren Waller underneath, we gotta make a tackle on that. On defense, I pretty much just run Acrobats. At this game, I think I'm still on bench press. Now I've gone to seven Acrobats in the second there because I feel like they make the biggest difference but we get a huge pick by that boy, a lederious Snead or a ledgerious Snead. And somehow Reggie Busch turns into a bat out of hell and catches me, even though I'm pretty sure Snead is faster than Reggie Busch, but don't get me started on that. We go for the post route, there's Dion, man. All Madden, this man coverage is super tough. If you guys are struggling with all man coverage on all pro, all Madden is pretty much geeked up. So if you guys are getting ready for club series, get a lot of reps against man coverage because it's definitely different on all pro and all Madden as we see a little bit of under pressure on Dan Marino. He's rocking Dan Marino a quarterback. A lot of people like him with this set feet lead because it's kind of like Gunslinger and he has hot route master. So he can do a lot of things, save a lot of AP as we see him hitting the flats to Reggie Busch. I feel like I had coverage out there. They just did not run out there fast enough but we stopped the run here. Again, another third and short. We're gonna send some pressure. Nobody gets there. He's able to low ball to Jermico Finley. He's run a lot of two tight end sets, little bit of unconventional things but there's Finley again on Simmons. Simmons is kind of phased out now between Derwent James, Jamal Adams.  Still a great user I think as we see Lawrence Taylor getting in the backfield right there. As far as man's concerned, there's pass busters and then there's Lawrence Taylor. He is by far the best but we do see big Ricky Jackson getting a sack right there. Forcing a punt and like I said, possessions are a premium. Time flies in these games and we are already under the two minute warning in the first half as we step up with Josh Allen here. Go for that post over middle. Boom, DK Medcalf drops it. DRC all over him but I gotta have that caught. I gotta have that caught. Maybe that new Claypool card will catch that. Hopefully we get a Randy Moss that can actually beat this man coverage. Here in the NFL 50 pretty soon. There's a Mario Cooper. He can beat the man coverage, hitting that corner route. We get a first and 10. We're under 50 seconds left here in the first half. Nowhere to go with the ball. Josh Allen, the reason they like him better than Favre and better than Marino. He has that 84, 85 speed. He can go ahead and get a couple of yards scrambling. Here I throw the ball away. We're at 32 seconds. I have one time out. Can still pass the ball and bounce. Can still find somebody. We're gonna go right here underneath Reggie Bush, pick up 12 yards. We're gonna use our last timeout. 25 seconds, no timeouts. We have to find somebody and get down. Go to the corner route of Mario Cooper. Boom, and we're gonna go and spike the ball here. Kick the field goal. Take a three nothing lead to have time. Told you this is a defensive game on all man.  I feel like it's pretty balanced between offense and defense. But when you're playing a good player, especially when you're getting these sheds on this three, three, five, when they can, it's tough to pass the ball, man. It really is. We got to make things difficult for Dan Marino on the other side, throws underneath Reggie Bush. Bush is the best runner back in the game. I don't know, I feel like he moves different than Barry Sanders. He moves different as he goes up top and tries Denzel Ward with Reggie Wayne. That's a mismatch in my favor. Denzel Ward comes down with the ball. Now we got to get things started with Josh Allen underneath. Hits my boy, Odell Beckham in the game right there. Odell Beckham's a backup, but he's gonna make his mark on this game because I think Odell kind of plays a little bit better than his stats. And it might have to give him a starting spot as we have nobody to throw the ball to right here. And we're gonna try to run out of there with Josh Allen and we get sacked. That's where escape art is what it got me at first down, what it made some big plays, but we just don't have the mobility. We'll get it with Josh Allen. Again, try to scramble with him. We get sacked because this gunslinger's good, but watching this game, I'm telling you, maybe it's time to go back to Michael Vick, man. It's all about trying quarterbacks, see which one fits you the best. But this gunslinger, I'll tell you, is really good as he gets a couple yards inside zone there with Reggie Bush. We're doing a good job on all the runs. Got to do a better job on Bush on the back. I feel like half of his completions are to Reggie Bush. And I feel like that's everybody in the game now. Everybody, half of their completions are to the running back or the tight end. So gotta try to do a better job of guarding all those guys underneath. He tries to don't want 10 people knocking away with Calico. We get to a third and 13. Gotta get off the field here. Taylor Mays, and we get a big sack from Alden Smith, man. Alden Smith, Raiders Kim on the Raiders theme team. If you guys have a Raiders theme team, he is one of the defense events for you. Cause he gets about 83 speed at defensive end. I play him at the defensive tackle position. There it is again, Miles Garrett coming off the edge. Now this is one thing I always wish they did. I wish we could double team two people. I don't know why we can't double team two people. If we know he's rushing three every play, I can stop one of these guys from contained pushing me, but I can't stop everybody. Once again, Josh Allen, little bit too slow. And we're gonna have to pun again. Three nothing, three minutes left in the fourth quarter. I mean, not exactly a high power football game here, boys. Not exactly high, but this is 1940s Lombardi football. Just gotta get off. Just gotta make a play on defense. Somebody has to step up. And you know, I feel like he hasn't crossed the 50. I feel pretty good underneath. He hits Reggie Wayne there. I've been running a lot of man coverage. Like I said, this game, still rocking Benz press. I think it's been patched, or not patched. I think it's been tuned in a huge tackle right there from Jamal Adams. I think it's been tuned so it's not that great as we get a screamer off the edge right there. Lawrence Taylor, third and 17. We're gonna drop back. He's gonna hit Reggie Bush out of the backfield. Get to a fourth and manageable here. I kind of play safe. I don't press. It's only rushed three people. Stay back and he goes up top to Calico. DRC could not make the play. Did not stay in front of him. Got beat on the post route right there. He takes the lead 56 seconds left. But listen, you guys know, I have done more with less 56 seconds. Three timeouts. Josh Allen hasn't looked mobile but he's been slinging that thing around the field. At the first play, we're gonna drop back and once again get that contain off the edge. Boom, we gotta use a timeout here. Next play, second and 18. We're gonna step up with Josh Allen. We're gonna see him just hesitate a little bit and hit Odell Beckham for the big time post. Baha, run the sideline. Take off as much time as possible. Get into the end zone. That was a throw. I saw him just hesitate with his user just a little bit over the top. Odell Beckham, 94 speed, 91 deep route running. If you have max go deep chemistry, which I showed you guys I do, was able to smoke Deion Sanders there. Big touchdown, 30 seconds left. Gotta get off the field and we're bringing some pressure now. We're sending all the dogs. If you guys like any of this pressure, any of this defense, madinterf.com. Second and 16, or second and 10. He hits me with a corner route. Darren Waller has to use a timeout. 21 seconds left in the game. We're gonna send the dogs again all over him, big sack right there. Derwin James coming through the eight gap. Once again, we send everybody and give me the ball, Taylor Mays, end the game, take it to the Baha. Gigi's in the chat, man. If you guys like this game, if you liked anything about it, man, please hit that like button. We're gonna keep pushing out these game plays. No money spent. I did not play Weekend League with it this time. 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It's not as buoyant, but it still floats. Ooh, that's a hot mug, guys. Hey guys, this is my review for It Chapter Two, a horror film that's had probably some of the most anticipation for in a long time. First film really blew me away. I actually really enjoyed the film.  I don't know how people did. I thought that Tim Curry was hilarious and every time we turned into a monster thing I thought it was hysterical. So when Georgie gets his arm ripped off by Pennywise in the first five minutes and I realized that it was rated R, I knew that the first It film was definitely going to be a game changer in terms of how I viewed it. It had a fantastic cast of child actors and it had a great central theme. It was scary. It had a really good narrative, a great pacing and it had a very good beginning, middle and end. The second film is longer. I do enjoy it just not as much as the first one. Something obviously to talk about at first is the cast. They picked the perfect character actors in terms of the older versions of these kids. You can believe every single one of them. You can even believe the jacked guy was the chubby kid. That's how good these guys replicate what those kids did and they bring them into their own. Bill Hader obviously being fricking fantastic. Jessica Chastain being great. McAvoy, hello ladies man. Mr. Old Spice is fantastic as I said, jack guy. And I did like the guy who played the kid who was the germaphobic. Another thing I should also mention is I've never read the book because it looks like a damn Bible of its size and I never watched the entirety of that miniseries. At least to say they do do a better job than that miniseries and from what I can remember. However, this movie's funny. I don't know whether it's trying to be funny as much as it is but there's a lot of humor in it. When it's supposed to be scary I think. I remember being genuinely scared and pretty freaked out in certain sections of it. Parts that come to mind is when Georgie's like you'll float too, you'll float too. Then he gets his head slammed in when Pennywise comes out of the projection onto the screen when he is in the tunnel with that kid with the balloon. However, in this one I think there was maybe one or two parts that really freaked me out. Otherwise, there's a lot of weird CG parts in this movie that really throw me off because it's kind of bad. Standout bad. So with the surprisingly large amount of CG that's in this sequel, it kind of really throws you off and it takes you out of what might be scary. You know, maybe it might be correct to the novel. I felt that there were elements that they tried to kind of superimpose onto you to make you feel like you were supposed to be scared by this but be considering the level of intensity and in your faceness and without really using a lot of CG in the first film, I thought there was a little odd that they used so much of it in this film. Immediately they even actually de-aged the child actors too. Also the ADR is not that great. You'll notice that, especially when there's a scene where they come into this little bunker thing and I just remember seeing all of their voices are off. It sounds weird. I can see them talking, I can hear their voices but that's not them talking. Something else about this movie that's kind of a confliction to me is its length. It's almost three hours long and you do feel kind of exhausted just with how much is coming up on the screen, how much is being given to you but the pacing still isn't bad. It still retains that really good pacing from the first movie which I was kind of surprised with. And to be honest, there's stuff missing. There's definitely parts that were either cut out or stuff that wasn't fully established. There's elements with James McAvoy's character that kind of feel a little bit unfulfilled.  Some of you may know who I'm talking about. You could have taken him out of the movie and nothing would have changed. As for the ending, it's not as ridiculous as the mini series I guess but I wasn't really scared. I was laughing again at it but that's what happens when you take on Stephen King during his, if I'm correct, his powder sniffing days because the first part of the book at first film you can tell he's dabbing a little bit. For the second one, he full on put his face into it.  It's entertaining. I don't know if it's been to be scary but I was entertained throughout this film. So in the end, it chapter two is passable. It is a pretty good follow-up in terms of the absolute hype that it chapter one gave us. Otherwise, I'm going to give it chapter two, a four out of seven. I enjoyed this movie. I couldn't say that I would want to sit down and watch it again like the first one. I'd have to really be in the mood. I'd have to kind of feel like wanting to watch it because honestly, I feel the first movie is good from beginning to end and I could just leave it with that. Otherwise guys, I hope you enjoyed this review. If you did leave a like and if you're interested in more, maybe subscribe. Anyways, I'll see you guys next time. Thanks for watching the video. You're probably wondering who I am. My name is Nitz and you might remember me from the animated cult classic TV show, Undergrads. It's been a while but I'm happy to say the click is finally getting back together in an all new movie thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign but we are still asking for your support. You know, Nitz, you can't get more money unless you offer questionable favors. Yeah guy, unless of course those favors involve the ladies guy. By support, I mean getting the word out guys. Oh, well, couldn't you find a better means than this guy? All he seems to talk about is supernatural or hold a coffee mug real awkward. 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in a filler. It took $40 off, which I think is more than the 25% off. Instead of the 20% off, that was for the original Pick Your Team. All right, so you can see in the title that's for the hobby edition and that's for the HTA edition right there. All right, let's see what we can get done by the bottom of the hour, ladies and gentlemen. Still got time for that HTA. The team random is like, you know, two, three minutes over time. The break itself is like 20, 25 minutes. Can break tonight if you want to. We can't, maybe you shouldn't in the NBA, but I feel like we can at least play D-Sense. No, no way. That's just heaven. That's just heaven. I think I can't, I'll speak to myself. I appreciate your conflict, Joe. I can play D-Sense at least for one possession. That possession right there for LeBron is lollygagging. I know I have to do better than that. You think like the first three, I'd rather tell them all like that. You'd be able to drive them to the dust. Take a scene on the outstreet and then we'll see what happens.  Get to my spot. Get to my spot. Don't want to start with wingspan. How about wingspan? Me getting like five, five, Joe? Like what's his wingspan? It's about as good as idea Thomas. Do you see my idea, Thomas? What are you looking for? I have one box here. So we have nine. 22 certified? Yeah, I have one. Take this. I have two. You need two? Yeah. There's seven boxes at the top. Of the boxes... Okay, so... People... I am losing my mind. We've got plenty more of that hip-raid basketball. All right, so the hip-raid basketball is back on the menu. All right, gang. We're going to call it, but thanks everybody for breaking with us tonight. I'll be back tomorrow at three o'clock Pacific, six o'clock Eastern, and we'll do this crazy install over again. I'm sure we'll get some more of those promo breaks knocked out. And actually that hip-raid is not part of the promo. I'll take care of that after I go off air. But thanks everybody for watching.