from Korea to Germany, from Alaska to Puerto Rico. All over the world, the United States Army is on the alert to defend our country, you, the American people, against aggression. This is the big picture. An official television report to the nation from the United States Army. Now to show you part of the big picture, here is Sergeant James Mansfield. Welcome to the big picture. I'm sure you all remember General Patton's famous drive into the heart of Germany during the last war. It was an advance so strong and so rapid that the Third Army outran its terrain maps and stretched its supply lines to the limit. Today, we're going to tell you the story of that Third Army and the men who fought in it. Later on in the program, Colonel Quinn will have an interesting interview for you with Colonel Sam Goodwin of the Third Army. And now to speak for the man who wears the blue badge, the combat infantryman. We take you to the office of Colonel William W. Quinn. How you do, ladies and gentlemen? If you recall, last week we told you about the 82nd Airborne Division and about paratroopers. This week we're going to have a change of pace and tell you about tanks and particularly about the Third United States Army. We'll have a guest later on who will specifically talk to us about the tank infantry team. And now the blue badge proudly presents the Third United States Army. His war in Europe was over. It came home and took up its headquarters at Fort MacPherson, Georgia. Many of its wartime veterans reenlisted, staying with the new recruits, streaming in every day, learning the know-how of the newest inventions, the new military technology, training at different stations in Third Army's seven state area. They learn how to operate new armored tanks, turn them in a space no wider than their own length. Signal Corps soldiers learn how to use the newest inventions and techniques, how to keep the lines of communication open, how to lay wire across a deep, swift stream in a few seconds. New weapons, new skills, improve the chances for national defense, and prepare the recruits to step into positions in the country's peacetime pursuits. Airborne troops are conditioned to fit into the air age. Learn how to take a parachute jump in their stride, how to battle a wind-blown bucking parachute on the ground, and overcome it. All toward the end, that in national emergency, troops using everything the new military technology affords them can form one solid, unbreachable front, keeping bright the wartime record for hard-driving, hard-hitting impact, set by the loyalty and the fighting spirit of the famous Third Army. Let's look at the record. In Europe, the Third US Army bore the code name of Lucky. Their luck was that they never depended on luck to win a battle. They knew the one way to bring a bitter war to a quick end was to destroy the enemy in the field, smash and knock out his material and firepower, to wipe out, rout, or capture his manpower, to liberate the enemy-held towns and restore them to their loyal citizens. Third Army's six different corps were covered in the air by 9th Air Force's 19th Tactical Air Command. Men came from every state in the Union, wearing patches of those divisions, which at various times, during the 281 fighting days in Europe, served under Third Army's command. General George S. Patton, Commanding General of Third Army, had his design for combat. Hit the Germans, hit them again, keep them off balance, confuse them, discourage them, drive forward, always forward. Soldiers were conditioned toward one objective. Get that German first. Surprise, skill, power. The triad for victory against a strong, well-trained enemy. While Third Army was landing secretly at Utah Beach, gathering its strength quietly, moving forward quietly, First Army contained Normandy, this side of the French town of Avroche. Security measures were so good that when the Third Army breakthrough came at Avroche, it came as a complete surprise to the Germans. First shock, the Germans rushed to give themselves up. They came in from all directions. Material and great stores of supplies were destroyed in that initial breakthrough. Its success separated Brittany from the rest of German-held France. Third Army headed in three directions, fighting in three directions at one time. West to San Malo, in the port of Brest, south to Rem, the capital of Brittany, and east toward Paris. Captured German films show, however, that the German armies were anything but a pushover. They had trained, disciplined, seasoned troops. Frightened towns had been easy prey for the Germans. Now they've fought hard to hold what had been so easy to take, but nothing stopped the onrushing Third Army. Third Army headed for the coast town of San Malo, key point in the enemy defense line. They battered it with heavy guns, sent their riflemen into the town, bought the Germans from street to street and from house to house, dug them out of the solid stone houses, each of fortress in itself. Killed them in cellars like rats. Third Army captured the town. One enemy stronghold still held out. The German clung to his fortress on its offshore island. Third Army pounded it, turned some of the Germans' own guns against it. To prevent needless death and destruction, Third Army improvised a truce plane and flew it to the island with a plan of surrender. The Germans chose to ignore it. Third Army concentrated on a swift reduction of the port. 19th Tactical Air Command blasted it from the air, swooped over the island, dropped its belly loads of eggs, sent this spectacular line of waterspouts into the air. Heavy artillery laid down fire that quickly reduced the fortress to helpless rubble. The Germans gave up. San Malo surrendered. The way was open for the drive toward the west. Third Army was on its way to the Brittany Port of Brest with its great German submarine base on the Atlantic. In all this fighting, ground troops supported by tanks set a pattern for combat. Typical of the French towns next liberated by Third Army was the German-held city of Red, capital of Brittany. American paratroopers previously taken prisoner by the Germans were released. French mademoiselles left no doubt about their feeling for the American liberators. Heroes fared well. Frenchmen brought out their best vintage wives for men of Third Army. A French-American Anton Corgiall was reestablished. The mayor made a speech. In quick succession, the French towns were freed. Third Army took the rules of the game laid down by the Germans themselves and then beat the living daylights out of them at their own game. This was the beginning of the Germans' Blitzkrieg in reverse. The Loire River, with its stronghold towns, was the next objective. Third Army now most definitely knew where it was going and hadn't the least doubt about getting there. They were on their way. The swift advance posed a tremendous problem in logistics. A quarter million men had to be fed, clothed, equipped, vetted down every day. Trucks and tanks needed gasoline. Every pound had to be hauled in luck. Men of the transportation units made their great contribution to victory in this battle of France. In the West, Third Army stepped up the attack on Brest. Monster guns pumped shells into that port and wiped the German submarine menace from the Atlantic sea lanes. The commander-in-chief, General Eisenhower, viewed the progress of battle and found it good. Brest surrendered. All through the fighting, Third Army had tight support from the 19th Tactical Air Command. The 19th Wovenette of protective air cover that caught any foolhardy German aircraft in the meshes, chased it scurrying back to the ground or knocked plane and pilot completely out of the air. They kept the air lanes free for our own bombers. Expert skip bombing was developed that sent hits skimming along the ground into tunnels and caught the fuel-precious supply trains that Germans still could operate. Straightened them, blow them up. Deep Rivers brought out Third Army engineers. Pontons were lined up. Pre-fabricated Bailey Bridge sections were laid. Steel fairly walked across the water. Construction gangs in Bailey Bridges weren't always at hand, but the enemy Germans were. They clung to these natural defenses and made crossings an invitation to sudden death. Third Army's war, at times like this, narrowed down to the close confines of a personal matter, bullet for bullet. Third Army men usually got their objective, but not always without damage. Teamwork in the Third Army started from the ground up. Individual disaster became company concern. With the town of Tua in their hands, Third Army came into the area of well-remembered names of World War I. Tua, Rass, Verdun, Nancy. Each name carried grim memories. Here they were all again and, once again, all under fire. Rass, with its famous cathedral, bolstered and protected by sandbanks. Once again, Rass became one of war's major targets. Verdun. Third Army men who had fought in the First War and remembered Verdun for its mud and rain now saw it again. Third Army had another date waiting for it, the Fort Ring City of Metz. The Germans made it their showpiece. It was advertised as the impregnable, unbeatable stronghold of the master race. The town had never in modern history been taken by assault. Third Army now went out to do just that, direct penetration. They blasted the forts and battered the town in one of the bloodiest of actions. The forts were knocked out. The Army had no cheap victories. The Germans fought stubbornly. Metz brought more street-to-street combat, more house-to-house fighting. Third Army got them all, shot them out from their cover. Surrender of Metz opened the path for the great drive into Germany itself. This was the moment. The Siegfried Line was to be breached. The German sacred Rhine River was to be crossed. Then, on 16 December, plans went into eclipse. The bottom fell out. The enemy had one ace left in his military pack. He played it. The Germans quite literally threw everything they had into this last solid, masked effort. They started their drive through the Ardennes, drove a deep salient into the Allied lines, widened it, blew it out to a bulge, and gulfed Bastogne. They surrounded the town, but could not take it. Our troops there were isolated. Third Army was ordered to the rescue, to break the German iron ring and circling the town, to release the Americans trapped there. Relief of Bastogne became a battle cry. The Battle of the Bulge was on. Third Army started the greatest wheeling movement ever attempted in wartime logistics. An abrupt right-angle change in direction, from a course already in operation, by an entire army overnight. The bulk of 300,000 troops, with fighting gear and supplies, disengaged itself from contact with the enemy in the east, took a sharp turn north, plowed a path right through its own supply lines. This forced march had an atmosphere of unreality about it. Third Army had to contend with snow, sleet, mud, fog. Bitter winter weather was all on the side of the Germans. Tanks went out of control, skidded and slid. Sleet-covered roads brought their own war casualties in tanks and trucks. The troops in Bastogne held fast, waiting for the relief of the city by Third Army. Signal Corps men fought their Battle of the Bulge, too. Against ice, snow and freezing cold, kept Third Army lifelines of command open. Third Army arrived with guns firing. Bastogne became a kind of valley forge for the Third Army, but a valley forge with an enemy pounding in from all sides. Everything Third Army had on the ground went into action. One thing more would tie it all up into a quick victory package, attacked by air, but the weather held. There was lots of it, all bad. Air forces were immobilized. General Patton called the Third Army chaplain to him, asked that a prayer be offered, a soldier's prayer, fair weather for battle. The prayer was made. All mighty, most merciful father, restrain these immoderate rains. Grant us fair weather for battle. Establish thy justice among men and nations. Amen. Call it a miracle. The day before Christmas came as a real gift, perfect flying weather. Our planes took to the air, ported on the Germans. More planes followed, and more. Isolated Bastogne was fed by airdrop. Medical supplies went in. Ground forces kept pouring it on the Germans below. Destroyed them in the snow. Two days after Christmas, Third Army broke the German lines, curled back their flanks, made first contact with the men in Bastogne. The siege of Bastogne was lifted. The German bulge finally deflated. Third Army turned its fighting strength against the Siegfried Line and the Rhine River. The Germans had no place to go now but home. But SS troops were in the way, so they stuck around, fought, gave themselves up, or were killed. Third Army tore its way through the dragon teeth of the Siegfried Line, came to the Rhine River and the German town of Frankfurt. Plans called for speed, but not recklessness. Our forces advanced cautiously. The trapped Germans were more dangerous than ever. The fighting at Frankfurt was of a peace with that along the length of the Rhine. But there was now no place to hide. The Germans had come to the payoff. Third Army riflemen took them as they came. Cut them up, destroyed them in isolated pockets. Frankfurt went the way of all the German towns. Their world was at its end. The German towns of Darmstadt, Hanau, Wiesbaden, followed Frankfurt. Third Army, under general patent, never lost a battle. The Great Drive was nearing its last objective, the complete and total defeat of the Germans. The campaign in France, the Moselle, capture of Metz and the Tsar campaign, Bastogne, forcing the Rhine, the capture of Trier, Koblenz, the Palatinate, Frankfurt. The way finally was open to the total collapse of all German-held land. Third Army overran the west of Germany. They fanned out and swept south, crossed the Danube. German armies were shot to pieces. Their disorganized leaders were captured or destroyed. Troops surrendered by whole divisions and corps. Their generals gave up their batons. Their battered armies. They're now discredited authority. Germany's war was over. Third Army's fighting was over, with honor and glory enough for every Third Army man. Typical of the many honors to Third Army enlisted men and officers at different times and in different places was the ceremony at Lischt, Germany, where General Patton presented the Congressional Medal of Honor to Private Harold A. Garmin. A fit tribute to the fighting spirit, to the loyalty of the troops of Third Army who fought the 281 days on the thousand miles of foreign soil are the words spoken by General Patton. There are men Third Army will never forget. Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to present to you Lieutenant Colonel Samuel M. Goodwin, who I believe if we'd known where to look, we might have found him in the film we'd just seen of the Third Army. Glad to have you aboard, Sam. It's your nickname, I believe. Yes, sir, and it's good to be here. Sam, incidentally, what is your hometown? I can't give you a direct answer to that question, Colonel, for I was born and raised in the Army. My father lived many places in the United States and at some overseas station. Well, I was growing. I know what you mean. You have no home. What is your duty now, incidentally? Present time, I'm a planner in the office of the Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3 in Washington. I was correct when I said that you were in the Third Army. You were, sir? What outfit were you in? Throughout my combat experience in Europe, I commanded the Sixth Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron, the Sixth Cavalry Group, that fought across France, Germany, and into Czechoslovakia with Patton's Third Army. Well, in connection with the use of tanks, I'd like to ask you a basic question. What is the prime purpose of a tank? The tank is an armored shield surrounding a gasoline engine. Today, one big gun and several small machine guns. It's designed to perform the mission of mobility, firepower, and shock on the battlefield. Well, Sam, when were tanks first employed? The first tanks in any quantity used on a modern battlefield occurred in 1916. When at EAPS, the British used about 50 tanks. It's interesting to note that the tank was a name used by the British to conceal what project they were constructing in 1914 to 16. And the present prime minister of Great Britain, Winston Churchill, as an undersecretary in the Admiralty, was responsible for the project. Many of the terms used in armor find their origin in naval terms, like the turret, the deck, and ports. Well, you can... It's considered to be... The fact is that the initial uses of the tank were successful. Successful locally and for their purpose. However, the use of that weapon was not fully exploited, probably because the leaders who had the weapon didn't know or realize the value of what they had found. Well, let me ask you this, Sam. Have there been any great changes in tactics or the employment of the tank since it was first used? Fundamentally, armor of today is the heir to the traditional cavalry mission of military history. And however, the tanks of World War II were much more closely integrated with infantrymen. Than those of the First World War. And even today, we find a more intimate integration, where there are available to commanders at all echelons of military organization, tank and infantry teams. Well, that brings up... I'm glad you mentioned that, because it brings up another point as to the tank infantry team. And I'd like to ask you this question. What do you consider to be the most important elements in a well-trained tank infantry team? The first element is teamwork and understanding of the capabilities and limitations, the tanker of the infantrymen on or outside his tank and the infantrymen of the men and the weapons within the tank. Secondly is communications, the ability of one to talk to the other. And third is maneuverability, the ability to go across the ground toward the common objective. Well, Sam, I get out of this one important factor. I believe you believe that the tank is here to stay. I'm convinced of that, sir. Well, thanks a lot, Sam. Colonel Goodwin. Ladies and gentlemen, please meet with us again when we tell you and talk about the combat medical man. And be sure not to miss the interview with Colonel Canada, who is the former surgeon to General MacArthur in the Far East Command. So until next week, this is Colonel Quinn speaking for the combat infantryman who asked you to look twice at the man who wears the blue badge. It's the mark of a man. The big picture is a weekly television report to the nation on the activities of the Army at home and overseas, produced by the Signal Corps Pictorial Center, presented by the U.S. Army in cooperation with this station. You can be an important part of the big picture. You can proudly serve with the best equipped, the best trained, the best fighting team in the world today, the United States Army.


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The USCGC William Tate is a keeper-class coastal buoy tender of the United States Coast Guard. It was launched on May 8, 1999, and is home ported in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The ship's primary mission is maintaining over 268s to navigation on the Delaware River, in Delaware Bay, and in nearby waterways. My name is Abigail Phillips. My job on the William Tate is deck department. So, a lot of the manual we've earned, being in action on the buoy deck, we're doing a lot of bait on work. We also do look out along with the side jobs and keeping up the ship and making sure it stays mid-state. Our main event is seasonals, just changing out the ways and going back in. When we do seasonals, we're mostly checking for the chain, making sure it's not too thin, making sure the moves aren't in good condition. The lights are working and occasionally changing stickers so that you can see the feeling. It's a good feeling when you're able to step back and kind of see how well you keep up with the boat. And just being able to see the artwork that really pays off with the small things that you do.


And welcome to this episode of Healing with Tony. There are many ways to heal emotionally, physically, mentally, psychologically. There are tons of different modalities that we can use. Eastern, Western, pharmaceutical, regular doctors, acupuncturist, chiropractors. With all these different methods of healing out there, I'm on a journey to share some of them with you. Today's method of healing is 100% natural, does not hurt, and can clear things like that. And it's actually called the clearing. So people contact me all the time and they're stuck in their life. They're stuck in relationships, in love, in finances. And I say, let's just start clearing this right away. Let's stop talking about it and let's start clearing it. Whatever repeating, whatever got you here isn't going to fix it. Talking about whatever brought you to this point isn't going to fix it. So now it's time for us to clear it, but we don't know how to clear it on our own. We want it to be done, we want it to be gone, but sometimes wanting it to be gone is not enough. My very amazing guest Cindy today is going to, has volunteered to be a guinea pig to show you how simple and easy this work can be and how pain-free and amazingly effective at the same time. So the clearing work incorporates muscle testing, kinesiology along with clearing stuff from you. I call in or the angels or Holy Spirit comes in and just starts taking these things. We start with simple questions to make sure we're getting honest answers and our energy is running direct. So Cindy, if you could just please make the statement, show me a yes. Show me a yes. And Cindy's body goes forward. Forward is yes, true, positive. Good job. Now, show me a no. Show me a no. And she's going backwards. See? Just like that. Perfect. Now, she's not moving her body. This is a form of muscle testing or kinesiology that is moving her body. Your body responds to what's true. Your body also responds to what's false. Let's watch this. Say, my name is Cindy. My name is Cindy. Now, my name is Nemo the Fish. My name is Nemo the Fish. Now because that's false, she's going backwards. Now we're going to start the actual work where we really get into it and start releasing things. And this is the yum-yum of this. I would like you to say, I am clear. I am clear. Oh, so we're going to right away start to clear her. Clear, clear, clear. Clear this now. Clear it into the void. No, no, no. Apparently I'm not. So she went backwards, which is a no. So we have to get her clear before we can start the work. So now, Cindy, I want you to explain what does it feel like to be being pulled backwards right now? Do you feel something leaving? Do you feel something pulling? I'm still getting pulled. Yeah. So it's a lower back that you... Oh, you know what? And that is the lower... If you're into the eastern or you know anything about chakras, the lower back is the root chakra. That's our security, our stability, where we sit in the world. All of those good things. And I'm going to help her clear. So we'll both be pulled backwards and forwards. And once she is cleared, her body will go back into the neutral position and her muscles will relax. Now with this, she might also go forward just like that. And because we're both doing it at the same time, it should go a little bit more quickly. And when I tell people when they're having this work done, this first part I am clear, I am unclear, is just to make sure there's nothing, no energy sitting with you that needs to be let go of. Then we can get into the real subjects of what you want to work on. So being pulled back now for her to be cleared. It's okay. This is exactly what the work is. You can literally feel this, right? Yep. And smaller by back. Yeah. And the amazing... And the legs, the longer it wants to keep me here. Yeah. That's the muscles we're tweaking out now. The beautiful thing about this work is when I'm doing this work on someone, they absolutely feel it. There's no mistake. Something is happening. They feel it. They literally... Like something is pulling her back right now. This isn't a choice for her to be in this position. And she can feel where it's leaving from. So a lot of people that have back pain or shoulder pain, we do this work. And they can literally feel whatever is there leaving them. Now, I know not everybody believes in every modality. And that's okay. You don't have to. But I always say be open. If something comes into your view, maybe somebody up there is trying to tell you something or show you a new way. So this work, once something is cleared from you, it's gone forever. It's permanent. It does not come back again. So if we clear childhood trauma, if we clear a physical ailment, whatever it is that we clear, it's gone.  Angels, healers, whatever you want to use as your healer or the statement that you're most comfortable with, that's the statement that you personally would use or I would use while we were doing the clearing on you. This also works on homes, businesses and pets. So how are you doing?  Yeah. Okay, good. I didn't clear. Yeah, you're getting clear. Absolutely, absolutely. So you might say, well, what's going on? What's with her? This is everyday stuff. It's not that there's something big, boogie man working on her. This is our everyday emotions, our everyday fears. If we're switching jobs, there's a lot of stress with that, but then that stress doesn't leave. It just kind of sticks with us till we do something to allow it to leave. So now this is a good way. I'm up. Somebody's in neutral. Okay, so let's try that again. Say, I am clear. I am clear. And she's going to the yes position, which is exactly what we need. Just like that, it worked. Now say, I am unclear. I am unclear. And no, which is the answer we need. Now, Cindy and I talked prior to the show about what she would really like to clear away. And for a lot of women, we want healthy, happy, loving relationships, but we haven't quite gotten there yet. So I just want you to make the statement. There is something stopping or blocking me from a healthy, happy, loving relationship. There's something blocking me or stopping me from having a healthy, loving relationship. Okay. Are you going forward? Like, are you going forward as her father is like she has to praise her. So there, there obviously there is now this something that's blocking her could be emotional, physical, psychological. But you know what? Here's the beautiful thing that doesn't even matter. We don't need to know that. So we're just going to start clearing that now. I'm going backwards and forwards as whatever this is is cleared away. And while she's going back and forth, I'm going to be making statements like this is from a past relationship. And I go forward. So we clear that because we know our past relationships absolutely can do a number on. It's not the relationship. It's typically the ending of the relationship. And when we look back and we say, um, yeah, cause it's pulling me. It is. It's pulling really hard right now. So is the end. It's and it's it's just that we don't break up amicably in this world. We have to make somebody, you know, bad things happen. And then somebody's a bad guy or a bad girl. And and then we don't break up amicably. We don't have that happy breakup. We have the happy beginning, but no happy endings. Well, someone's always someone always gets hurt. It does. It happens that way. So what I can say is whatever it is that is stopping her or blocking her from moving on and being in a healthy, loving relationship is now going to be pulled. And again, this can be a thought process, a belief, a program that's been running in her mind. It doesn't matter what it is. It can be released and gone forever. Now, Cindy has had this work with me before. So she understands how it works and what what the capabilities of this work are.  Where do you feel it now? Oh, the, yeah, the pelvis area, which makes a lot of sense for most women. For I think every woman watching this that will make perfect sense. Absolutely. So as that is being released from her, there are other areas that are also being released, other that they're releasing from everything from possibly a thought program, something in the heart that didn't quite let go yet or other areas that might be being worked on. But the beautiful thing is, again, we don't need to know exactly what it was. All we need to know is that it's going now and that it will be released from her during this session. So as they're pulling her forward, it's almost like an energy vacuum taking all the old stuff that's no longer needed and helping her have a new program, a new thought program and belief that she can now work with. And sometimes just letting go of that one thing that we want to let go of, that we don't know how to let go of can change our whole future, our whole life. And that's when the magic starts to happen. And so when you're back in neutral, which should be pretty soon, we'll see. It feels like it wants to, but then it stops. And then you go forward again and there, sometimes there are layers. So sometimes we're, we get rid of one layer and we kind of go back and then all of a sudden another layer starts and it pulls us forward again. So don't let it take its time. The biggest thing I always say is be patient. Let it take it all now because we don't want to have to do it again in the future. So as long as it's a good clearing and we get everything, it'll be good. So we're going to, I'm going to be working over here, making some statements, clearing out all of it that we can clear out. Okay. Clear away. Clear away. And as it's pulling from wherever it's pulling from, you're going to notice that you, it might shift spaces from where it is now to another space to start pulling from. And that's okay if it does. If it does, you can just interrupt me and let me know and we'll keep working on you that way. Okay. So I'm going to go through the list of things that it could be and we'll keep letting it clear you and as it does. Yeah. Yep, we're going backwards now. Yep. So there we go. See, it clears stuff from the front. It clears stuff from the back. And really we go back and forth to move our energy like as they pull her back to pull stuff from the back. It's moving her so that they can get to where they need to get to pull it. Now, whenever people are clearing from the shoulders, that's just the weight of the world. That's carrying that weight of the world on your shoulders being very independent for a very long time and not letting anybody else in to help out. Does that sound familiar at all? Exactly. Just a little. So once this is cleared, the amazing thing is that all of a sudden you start looking at perspective men differently and you're looking at different types of men to be in your life because when we're not looking for anything serious, we find someone who's very acceptable. It's okay. But when we start getting really serious about it and we've cleared all this trauma and hurt from the past, then all of a sudden we look at a whole different type of guy and it's pretty amazing. It's really quite amazing. And then we're thinking, oh my gosh, I do want this. I do want that. Like I came into this. Going back again. Good. I came into this life and I have never once in my life wanted to be married. As a teenager they made me do a project that you had to, and I thought this was a horrible thing to make teenagers in high school do for a speech class, your wedding and your honeymoon. And I cried through the whole thing because I could not even fathom the idea of getting married. Like who wants to be trapped in a contract with somebody where a judge has to tell you it's okay to leave? I mean even at five I didn't imagine getting married. Never in this lifetime. So after doing a certain amount of this work and I never ever worked on getting married and I honestly I used to think weddings were the biggest waste of money there were. Who would spend that much money? You would think I'm a boy, right? No. You're in a lot of control. But then I was at the gym on the elliptical and say yes to the dress came on and this thought in my head went oh I'd wear that dress at my wedding and I almost fell off the elliptical. I'm circling. Oh that's good. You're having a DNA change right now. Keep circling. That's a DNA change. So something intrinsically is changing within you right now. And that's the amazing part. So you can be a person that goes from thinking marriages not for you in any way shape or form to going oh yeah I would do that. I would actually do that now. So what we're clearing today is going to help you get back to that point where you will be open to that long term. See you're already freaking out. Maybe I should wait to finish saying this. That long. I'm just puzzled how we're doing circular motion. You've never done the circle before have you. You've never done a DNA change before have you. No we did but that was more like swaying that circling. Yeah this is definitely DNA so that's good. And sometimes they have to manipulate our body in a certain way to get that energy to move out. So that's just all they're just getting it out again just releasing it. So that's a really good thing. And once they do you're going to be amazed at the difference and the changes that you see and feel. It'll be amazing. So yeah. So as she's circling I'm going backward so with both of us working on it yeah it is it's pulling from the left shoulder a lot. At first it was a side now it's that side. Yeah. You can still feel it but it's supposed to circle. Yeah you're just supposed to circle right now and I always say just let them move you the way they need to move you. It doesn't matter how they can torture your body. Now it's side to side. There we go that's control and abandonment control and abandonment. So just let it go there and really what it is I can give it all these different titles and the titles don't matter right. Well we both just got pulled back really hard all of a sudden. The titles really don't matter. The fact is they're just manipulating our body in a certain way or direction so they can take stuff out. And I'm giggling because I don't think I can go backwards. I don't think they're pulling it. And this I just have to say this is although this is an extremely powerful and effective type of healing work it's also a little bit fun when this starts to happen. So I giggle a little bit at that. And then I just say take slow deep breaths so that you can keep your breath while you're doing this and then we're brought back up or at least I am. You can stay back a couple more minutes because I'm being pulled forwards now. And the reason again this energy has been stuck in us for quite some time you have to think throughout our childhood sometimes throughout our adulthood our teenagers things happen and we don't know how to process that we don't know how to let that go. So this is one way to let it go. Yeah right I mean seriously. But then when you know when you say okay I have not been in a relationship for this long it's okay if that's a choice but what is behind that choice I don't want to get hurt again I don't want this again I don't want that again then it's not okay. This is a world of love. We come here to make love to be love and everything we do everyone we commune with everybody that we interact with it should be of love. So as you move forward if you are in a place where you're not able to have those loving relationships if something is stopping or blocking that then it's time to clear whatever that is so you can be of love again so that you can be in that position where you can and making love obviously has two meanings but make love make the world a more loving place and make every relationship a more loving relationship even those intimate relationships. So we want to be able to be in those spaces where we are able to make love. Good job.  And as we move forward and we're able to let this stuff go and be in those relationships a whole new future opens up for us and puts us in that place good girl let them pull you I know I'm going you're going back I'm going forward it's so funny and it's my shoulder so yeah well and that is that's again carrying the weight of that world having all that stress and pressure and just like carrying the brunt of the responsibility from whatever happened in that situation like taking on things that didn't belong to you because they know I did that yeah and they didn't belong to you there was nothing you could have done to change the dynamics of that situation so but we take it on so that we feel like okay I'll take this and I'll go and it'll be okay but we can't do that we have to really be in that space where we're not doing that so so yeah and there you go forward again so and we're both going forward still you're going back again yeah that's good so you can see some things can clear very quickly like the original clear and some things might take a little bit longer to clear the idea is just to have that patience and to be in that place where you allow you know the angels or God whatever term you want to use to come in and take this and to remove whatever it is that's keeping you blocked in your life and having unfulfilled life so if it takes two minutes great if it takes 20 minutes that's okay too it depends on how deeply rooted this is in you so what what Cindy can expect is that after this is cleared then right away she should feel lighter she should feel happier and healthier but then over the next couple weeks and up to four weeks she'll feel stronger and her whole thought process or belief system on this particular subject will change because all the things that we're stopping her from moving forward in the area of relationships will be gone and she'll be free to move forward and open up and that makes sense in the reading that they said four weeks because this they're saying it should take by that four week mark you should be where you want to be with us absolutely so yeah yeah how are you feeling still rocky still rocky in the hips are still circling side to side excellent excellent perfect and do you feel it pulling from any certain area and it's my back again okay good that's really good excellent and I feel some some stuff from the neck going now so that's that's always good and that's always the stress factor and knowing that that stress can can can be gone and relieved yeah so the right side for you is really big like it's all going out the right side I feel like right now so that's that's important too that's really important too yep I am I am going forward yes so as Cindy continues to clear all that is blocking her I'm going to ask her just one or two little questions so what do you feel with this work is the best part of it because I've been talking the whole time so I think the best parts well during it or after it both the best part during it is the fact that you're standing here in your body is just going backwards or backwards it's kind of neat afterwards you really do feel the relief yeah you have a few bat weird dreams not bad yes that's so true weird dreams but then you I don't know it's like you're free from it yeah exactly you're just you're free from it whatever it was which we don't need to invest in again you're absolutely free from it and you have the ability to move on in your life and not be stuck in that place anymore which is an absolutely amazing powerful it is it is and a lot of people will think well they're just moving their body back and forth we're really not this is you can come try it if you want yeah I'll be happy to show you stand up and do it with us put this on replay go back to the beginning stand up and do it with us and you'll feel your body going back and forth also and and and then you'll giggle and maybe be a little freaked out at first but remember it's always of the love of light that is coming through and working to heal you in any way they can okay so as we get ready to close out I just I want to thank you so much for joining us in this episode of healing with Tony and I want to thank you so much for allowing us to bring this clearing modality into your home if you feel like this is something that is good for you please reach out to me and let me know again thank you for watching this episode and until the next one have an amazing day


Back to 2008 when the world was crumbling. The biggest point drop that we've ever seen is your money safe. The fall of Lehman Brothers. Everybody was like, you can't be serious. You're never going to find money. So, you know, it would have been the end for us. And we actually, that's a socap that the name of our first investor who came in six months later, still in the middle of the crisis, was given to me. So, we're getting a lot of socaps. Save that to re-coe for a visit. Socap attracts some of the best entrepreneurs and getting to see them on that stage has been tremendous as far as bringing opportunities to investors. There's this ideal of inclusiveness that I know socaps organizers aspire to and I'm just very proud to be a part of this community.  We specialize in fast-growing niche markets. Our goal is to really change the way that the industry works with the game and to really change the way that the industry looks at supply chains to make it more ethical and more sustainable. Socap last year, others like Coffee Shop and all of these like tables outside and I had a series of just incredible meetings with other investors and entrepreneurs who were looking for funding and I just was like at that one table that set up meetings and then people would just walk by and I like cut all these impromptu conversations I had like one of the most productive Thursday afternoons ever just sitting there outside of the sun. I was just learning about the impact investing in space and two women that I was working with they knew about Socap and kind of dragged me along. The next thing I know I was on a panel at Socap talking about investing in Oakland and how important it is to invest locally. Socap has had an impact on my life and that you know I met the people who are now my partners. Socap is an environment where you meet people that you don't expect to meet. Every single time I'm positively surprised of who is showing up and I think that's the power of Socap. Wow, okay. Well there was a little bit of a miscue so most of you have already laughed but we don't care about them but we're gonna have a little party and Kevin come on out here and we've got a birthday cake we don't have candles but we have a birthday cake and we would like for anybody who has either been to all of the Socaps or was at the first Socap or a part of the first Socap to come up here on stage with us. Alright, BJ and Asher. Where's Jeff Taller? Jeff, come on up here. Erin, come on up here. Anybody else who's been to all the Socaps? There's only two or three people who's been to every single one of them so I'm gonna invite Hunter to come back up here with us too but I want Harry Halloran to come up here and Mark Carr to come up here because they were the people who got this thing started by being the first sponsors of Socap and I think Hunter was at our second one. Where is Mark? Mark Carr, where are you? Tony Carr? I mean Tony Carr. Mark Beam, where are you? Mark Beam and Tony Carr. Now anybody who's worked on any Socap who's been on... Amy, are you here? Amy Bensinger, you're supposed to be here. She's not here. She was. Okay. Okay. We lost everybody. We did. We lost everybody. Do we have matches? Does anybody here smoke? I have a lighter one there. Yeah, okay. These birthday candles were on Asher's 10th birthday cake. This year? This year. This is the 10th Socap and we're going to light these candles and he's going to blow them out for us. Now we've also got joining us on the stage, the people who did, who are a part of this year's Socap. Yep. Is it? No. And now it says we're one. Excuse me. Okay. Okay. Shall we sing Happy Birthday to Socap? Okay. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday dear Socap. Happy birthday to you. Asher, will you blow out the candles? Cake out there for everybody. So have some cake and thank you to everybody. Thank you all. Thank you. Thank you.


Welcome to this week's legislative update. I'm Jim Baumgart, along with Nanette Bolabush, who is the co-host of the program. Welcome to this week's program. We're going to deal with the historical part of Sheboygan County today with the Stephen Rogstert, who is the director of development for the Sheboygan County Historical Society, and the new staff person. Welcome to the program. Thank you, I really appreciate the chance to be here. We chatted a few days ago, maybe a week ago, about coming on the program, because this new job that you have is to target some new ideas and some new approaches. And many of the people in Sheboygan County haven't met you, so why don't you introduce yourself a little bit on who you are, and that'll be a good start. Well, I live in Racine, and so I actually commute up to Sheboygan Falls every day. I drove up this morning very early. Weather was good. But I come from a historic passion for history in my background, and I serve as president of the Racine Museum Board and as president for Preservation Racine. And a Lincoln expert. Well, I'll humbly acknowledge a scholar. I don't think anybody's really an expert, but yes, I've spent the great deal of my life studying and speaking and teaching about Lincoln. If somebody's interested, when you're going to be somewhere, they should show up if they want to. Oh, I would love it if they'd show up if I was talking about Lincoln, absolutely. OK, it's good to know. But no, I've known Beth Dippel, our executive director over at the Center for the last seven years, and so we had some conversations about taking the organization in some new initiatives and some new activities. And so I'm happy to be on board. It's a fun job, and it's a great organization. One of the things they have at the society is a huge amount of material that deal with old records and genealogy and a great deal of things that people maybe having in their attics and from their grandparents and other things, should they be aware that maybe these may be things that should be preserved? Because you have, I think, a million items that are in your. 500,000 images and a million documents. That's a lot. You know, those numbers are more than just impressive, because when you think of a million documents and growing and 500,000 photographic images and growing, we are the largest, if not the largest, close to the largest, single private collection of that in the state of Wisconsin, private collection, because the organization does not receive any public money. So the organization is celebrating its 35th year this year, and it has subsisted strictly on the generosity and the support of people and businesses who give to the research center. And you know, Sheboygan's fortunate they have the Sheboygan County Museum, which houses the Historical Society. And then we're the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center. And so we are like the archive and the public outreach arm of the historical agencies. I like to think of it in the greater Sheboygan area. So we want to clarify, you're not the museum. You work with them quite a bit. Oh, yes. But you are the Historical Research Center located in Sheboygan Falls. Correct. And I did not know this. I did not know that you don't receive public funding. I thought you were like part of the county infrastructure. But it's all private money. But you are public in that anyone is welcome to come on in and see what you have. Absolutely. And they do come. I mean, we service between 4,000 and 5,000 visitors that walk through our doors physically every year. But in addition, the outreach programs, the courses, the classes, the seminars, the lectures, reach about another 10,000 people each year. That's wonderful. It's phenomenal numbers when you talk about people coming in to do research. And this would be a good starting point for anybody that's looking to do research on their family, their business, their school, genealogy, the history of Sheboygan Falls, or the history of the greater Sheboygan County area. The archive is immense, just immense. Well, one of the things that you may or may not know yet is that the museum gets a small stipend from the county, I think $10,000 a year. And the rest, they do it by getting pledges and memberships and other things. And I see no reason why, because of the wonderful work that you're doing that the county shouldn't be supportive. There are those, of course, who are just absolutely adamant that no government money should go for preserving anything. But I think as you're growing and the need to protect this stuff should be very important to the citizens and the government of Sheboygan County, they should be helping you out. And I'm on the county board. Yeah, he's on the county board, so we can certainly help. You know, not that we should pay for the whole thing, but we should be part of the program. And I think people out there viewing this should understand that if we want to protect our history, it costs the money and we should all do it together, and not necessarily just leave it up to the few to donate and to volunteer free for somebody else to then use the material and gain the benefits. You are on the county website, I believe. If someone wants to find out more about the Historical Research Center, they can go to the county website and you're right there. They sure can, they sure can. And if they don't go to the county website, they can simply go to www.shrchrc.org and you'll see what we do there. Well, I appreciate your progressive thinking on that because one of the things that the center will be facing in the not too distant future will be what to do about housing its collection. And right now we are in the discussion and contemplation stages of possibly building a new building in a few years down the road. Because you have so much stuff and your building is only so... Well, we're already stuffed. And I can tell you, if anybody wants to question how much stuff we really have, all they would have to do is come over and visit us because we have stuff in rubber-made containers that are stacked up even in hallways. And all of it has to be cleaned, identified, processed. You have to create a database for documents. All the photographic images are scanned in digitally and they have to be identified. It takes a great deal of effort and work to preserve history. And we're fortunate. The center has over 150 volunteers that come in regularly to process and help. It's an astounding thing when you come into the building like I do every day and you see it in action. People around a table and some are processing could be obituaries, some could be doing weddings, some could be doing maps. It is just an impressive site and we have the public coming in daily doing research on their families or their homes or buildings. And some of the material that we have has to be put in a room that is... Well, it has to be climate control. And you have to have the right environment to preserve documents for posterity. So walk me through. I say I haven't been to the center and I haven't been there in too long. But I'm... My family, Bulabash, is we're not from Wisconsin but I married a coon which has a long history in Wisconsin. So I want to find out more information about my in-laws family. I walk in there and is there someone there who's going to help me? Is there someone who can help me find the records about marriage things, death certificates? You will not be left to your own devices, I can assure you. We have people there that will pull files for you as long as they know what you're looking for. They know where those files are and would be more than happy to go and get them for you. Walk you through what you're looking at. Possibly give you some suggestions on other avenues of research. So yeah, you won't be left wondering or contemplating, oh, this is somewhat overwhelming and I don't know how to get started. We love people that maybe have never done research before and they're doing it for the first time. And you come in and you find yourself having a great deal of fun in a very short time because you're starting to uncover the history of whatever it is that you're there for. And then all of a sudden, that history of it is coming alive.  You think, oh yes, I remember that. And that's the exciting thing about history is recreating the story because that's all history is, it's stories. And it's not necessarily just facts and figures and names. It's the stories that you're trying to bring to life out of this archive of documents and images. Oh, that's wonderful. Well, and they do have classes periodically. I remember the organization and they mail this information and they'll list certain classes on genealogy or whatever it might be. And so people, if they're paying attention, can go in there and I suppose for a couple dollars, whatever the fee or maybe it's even free, but they can learn on how to do genealogy the right way. You have a whole series of programs coming up, right? We have genealogy classes that have been taking place for many, many years. We've had a program called, which we call Second Saturdays, which take place nine times a year over at the Plymouth Arts Center. We bring in a number of different lecturers to talk about a lot of different topics. Hopefully most of them are regional and local. We also have something called History on the Move, which our executive director does and she goes out and talks about various topics pertaining to local and county history. And it's a great, there's a lot of community outreach with this organization. You know, it's not, you don't go to the center like you would go to a museum to maybe interact and touch a three-dimensional object. You're going there to do research. And so you have to make research exciting. And that's different than going to a museum and being able to go through and look at all the fine artifacts, for example, that the Sheboygan County Museum has. But you won't be coming there to do that. You'll be coming there to do research. And when you take a look at the number of people that come in daily, just daily, looking to find answers to questions that they have, it's very, very impressive. And, you know, I think every organization would say they're the best kept secret in their respective town. I think everybody says that because they would love to see more people or they don't hear people talking about them. I will say that I think that Sheboygan County Historical Research Center is one of their best kept gems in Sheboygan Falls. And I would encourage any of the viewers to come in someday. And even if you've never done research but you watched this program, then just say, if nothing else, I want to come over and meet Steve. Because then I'll tell them, come down to the archive with me and I'll show you what we do here. And I would encourage anybody to come over. Wonderful. Well, and we're running out of time. All right. We have to end it. And I wanted to thank Steve and Rock said for who's the new director of development at the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center. That's it for coming in. And if you have any questions, they are in the Falls telephone book and you can just come online. And online. And so don't hesitate to look them up and stop in if you have questions because they'll certainly try to answer them. Thank you very much for sharing this time with us until next time. This has been Legislative Update.


Hey everyone, today I'm gonna be talking about Backroom's Level 19, aka Attic Floorboards. How spooky does that sound? If that indeed does sound spooky to you, then stick around for the explanation. And if it doesn't, well then go sub to my second channel, you might like what's over there instead. Alright, let's get into it, shall we? Now Level 19 is written pretty goofily, I gotta say. There's 12 revisions of it on the WikiDot, and that does play into the storyline of it all. Go check that out for yourself, I'll leave the link below, as always. But for this video, I'm just gonna go over the most recent entry. The rest of them are just a few sentences of narration from the wanderer riding the level, and if you wanna see that, like I said, check below. So Backroom's Level 19 is classified as a Class 2 difficulty, and is unsafe, but it's secure, kind of. The level itself looks like an old attic that's falling apart. It's set up into different sections with random roof shapes, like some of them could be triangle roofs, some of them could be square roofs, just depends on where you're at in the level.  A lot of that stuff is actually damp, and no one knows how it's damp, like it's in an attic, you'd think it wouldn't be. But at the same time, some of it's completely dry, so. And those dry boxes are typically the ones with the most useful supplies, like food, which is nice. The only problem is that sometimes if you take food out of a box, it instantly decays, even though it was normal and fine and fresh inside of the box, the second you take it out, it just rots. And this doesn't just happen to food either, it can happen to clothes and furniture that have been taken out of boxes too. Sometimes people have also reported dizziness, or nausea, or even hallucinations, while on this level, so it's a common thought that whatever makes the food and stuff decay also makes people sick. Who knows? Underneath the floorboards of the attic where you're standing, you can sometimes see a faint orange glow, or a white glow, that looks like it's coming from maybe a fireplace. Although you can't see a fireplace, it just has that kind of glow to it. This glow has a strange, addicting, trance-like quality that lures wanderers into staring at it for a long time. Some claim that it even gives them a sense of tranquility if they watch it, which is kind of wacky. It's unknown where the glow comes from, or why it makes people act like they do, but it's thought that it's somehow connected to the weird, decaying stuff that happens. In a few weird cases, the glow has been somewhat sentient and has actually infected the mind of people that have been looking at it, and it told that person that it exists, which is really weird, not gonna lie. And because of this, it's recommended to not come here at all because who wants to be mind-controlled by a random glow? Not me. There are not any bases here, and there's no other entities, so for that reason it's kind of safe as long as you ignore the glow, and you can enter this level by climbing into a random hole in level 1's walls, or you can come here through level 18 by no clipping through their walls, and you can leave this level by falling through a non-glowing hole in the floor, which can send you to a variety of levels, or you can pick one of the other three, like going through a door which will randomly appear. Now these doors are typically smaller, but they still work, obviously, or you can find a handheld game or arcade device and start playing it to be sent to level negative 2. There's a bunch of ways out, which is good, you're not stuck here, trust me, but that glow thing, I mean that still gives me the creeps, and addicts are creepy enough as they are, but adding this weird stuff on top of it just makes it creepier. That's it for the video, I hope you enjoyed, thank you for watching to the end, make sure to go check out below for any links you might want, my Twitter, my Discord, my second channel, go sub over there, go sub to this channel, word of it, always. Thank you for watching the video, tune in to next video where I'm gonna be going over Backerums Level 20. It's gonna be fun, I will see you there, peace.


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This is nasty one-of-one white whale Pretty played rookie triple patch auto Matt veerling Look at the Phillies patches here That is bananas Matt veerling white whale Phillies one of one big star above one of the eyes and Phillies That's awesome, man We'll get that mag to a course and jumbo Jersey Yankees Aaron judge the 36 game used Audio crews to 1 99 pirates rookie and a $99 an hour and auto Cardinals Chipper triple relic auto one of 18 Atlanta October leader sweet shipper and Rangers Jersey Corey seager to 48. I want to see a book. We haven't seen one tonight. We had the trout redemption trout book redemption Turner the 259 Dodgers and a 299 Jeter Yankees Mark McWire legend triple relic to 36 a's And braves jumbo Jersey ought to be in Anderson 42 of 75 Good box for the Braves. All right, six more. We keep going here. I want to look at spots Just worries and thunder left. Oh, yeah, Vaughan. I've already I've already just assumed that Raphael Devers is gone after this next season. If not traded mid-season I'm just gonna assume that sell further notice Small market Red Sox can't afford those kind of players Vaughan. Yeah, I'm just gonna assume and then maybe it won't happen You know Freeman to 99 Dodgers and to 259 Brewer's Yellich Triple Jersey Yankees Garrett Cole 10 of 18 and rookie auto redemption Reds Hunter Green There you go, Reza. That should be number to 199. I believe another redemption coming up Yankees at 299 Anthony Rizzo and a 150 Salvador Perez Royals Got redemption Ken Griffey, Jr. Triple Threads auto relics sapphire parallel That'll be the three Big-time Griffey the kid Hell, yes, yeah, Brian E with the Mariners Triple Threads auto relic card sapphire to three Ken Griffey, Jr That is sweet Jersey Kyle Tucker to 36 Astros Luxury taxes higher than that. 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We got their DH It's 299 Xander Bogart's Red Sox to 150 George Brett Royals It's definitely not just mookie. Yeah Turner and literally put two last year Yeah, Turner like barely play like not barely, but yeah, he's not an everyday player triple relic Boba Shet four of nine Blue Jays He's mostly gonna DH for the Red Sox, I would think and Every now and then play like a corner infield spot Jersey auto twins Max Kepler 40 of 75 Mookie Freeman. They still have Muncie. They have Gavin Lux There's Michael Taylor is still there I'm missing I'm missing somebody Smith. Yeah Think about it. Justin Turner Cody Belanger. We're both Below like yeah expectations on that Dodger team. They will not miss those players Trade Turner. Yes, they'll miss the Belanger defense But in a lineup not at all Trade Turner they'll miss. Yeah, they'll miss trade Turner for sure Those other two now That's more of just like a we probably don't have the money to give out another Contract like that at the time. Oh, it's 125 Campanella Dodgers to 199 Rivera Yankees 38 I thought it was like 36 37. Yeah, that sounds right though triple relic auto Boba Shet Blue Jays 11 at 27 Go Blue Jays and Jersey car Luis Robert White Sox to 18 Yeah, that happened like just before the season started Iber Crazy, you got a book. I believe Yeah, we do Yeah, we do we got a windows and a greatness book Duran Abrams Gwinn to 199 Padres and to 259 Yankees Jeter Jersey auto GT real Muto number 19 of 99 Phillies.  Yeah, you could you definitely argue that? And Ted Williams mantle. Yeah, some of them do some of them do have Maybe not that design, but There's like a trifle that does have autos on them. No, I know I know what you must have I was just saying To 99 Jose Ramirez Guardians and to 259 Campanella Dodgers Triple Jersey rookie auto Yankees Luis healed a 75 and Rizzo Jersey to 18 Yankees To 199 Bieber Guardians and to 25 Soto as a Padre triple relic albies braves 16 of 18 not short on power and Twins jumbo Jersey out of Alex Kiroloff 23 of 99 the last box number 18 Thanks, everybody for joining get these out of the boxes here and then I'm gonna check spots before we open this last box Let's see Basketball sold out. It's just it's just the football mixer now everybody Just the football mixer last break of the night 2020 NT 2021 NT 2021 Or just right 2022 NT collegiate to first off the line 19 contenders 19 NT 21 prism 21 prism team all 21 select Obsidian XR limited mosaic choice absolute six boxes of absolute Pretty good chance to get in a kaboom in that like 980 a spot random team style 30 spots to the break two combos 19 to go get that on Facebook in a minute Yeah, they come on like bunches of loses like I've opened cases was like three kabooms and I've had a couple cases There's none. There's none. It's really weird Shane boss at 299 rookie rays and a 125 yam for the Brewers Nice to three a Kunya triple relic braves two of three braves nice a Kunya 35 plus X2 oh 435 times what? More than 435 plus times two What are they trying to say? This is what is a calculus Jersey Auto Nico Hornets and 99 cubs No idea Pilch On Pat's fan its comedy as far as I'm concerned. They were like, what's the funniest way we can lose a football game? Let's do that but it'd be hilarious if we threw a lateral to the other team on the last play Jackie and a Kunya Jackie to 259 a Kunya to 299 Triple relic auto for the Braves Dale Murphy John Smoltz Tom Glavin 5 of 18 Nice hit Atlanta some legends right there and Jersey on the back Blake Snell Padres to 36 Once that will do a recap everybody. We're behind but we'll recap this one. It's a big break. Thanks again We had some nice hits Graffiti redemption will be sweet to get back with this break on Facebook real quick Let's start with the relics here I'll show the book first. We get it packed away. It's the Tony Gwynn windows into greatness quad relic book 5 out of 10 for the Padres congrats on that one All game use of course. All right, let's do relics first Okay, Blake Snell Padres Ozzy Abbey's Braves Anthony Rizzo Yankees Louise Robert White socks Julio Urias Dodgers Jaren Duran Red Sox Kyle Tucker Astros Garrett Cole Yankees Mark McGuire a's Corey seager Rangers Aaron judge Yankees Mike trout angels Alex Bregman Astros Luis Castillo Reds by as Cabrera Torkelson Tigers You know him in as White Sox Gavin Lux Dodgers Luis Castillo Reds Dylan Carlson Cardinals Joey Gallo Yankees Nolan Aaron Otto Cardinals Reese Hoskins Phillies Contreras for the for the Cubs there Marsh angels Stanton Yankees GD Martinez Red Sox Casey Meyers Tigers Brandon belt Giants Ozzy Abbey's Braves Paul Goldschmidt Cardinals Freddie Freeman Dodgers Paul Goldschmidt Cardinals Mark Molanson for the Padres On the all-star game triple-patch Rafi Devers Red Sox Boba Shatt Blue Jays and Akunya to three for Atlanta Atlanta had a pretty good break and autos now Reds hunter green redemption for he Otto Micah Stremsky jumbo relic Otto for the Giants Nolan Aaron Otto triple-threads auto relic amber Cardinals should be the 18 there O'Neill Cruz Pirates triple-threads auto single jumbo relics and nice Redemption's Pirates there Mariners Matt Brash Royals Melendez Cubs Horner a's Murphy Brewer's Cousins Twins Kiroloff Phillies Jermuto Braves Collemuller angels read Detmer's Yankees Louise Heal twins Max Kepler blue Jays Teosca Hernandez Rockies Ryan Vallade Braves Ian Anderson Yankees Louise Heal raised other glass now Royals Jackson Coar Orioles Cedric Mullins Cubs Patrick Wisdom Padres Mackenzie Gore Royals Emmanuel Rivera Blue Jays Boba Shets White Sox Eloy Jimenez White Sox Carlton Fisk Phillies Reese Hoskins Braves Glavin Smolts and Murphy Chipper Jones to 18 as well for the Braves Joe Maurer to nine for the twins Boba Shets a nine for the Blue Jays into three Mike Schmidt Phillies Really nice triple triple threads autos there We'd redemption Ken Griffey Jr. Mariners triple threads auto relic hard sapphire to three Big redemption for the Mariners and a white whale one-of-one triple relic rookie auto Matt Veerling Phillies Really nice star from like the point of the eye the Phillies text White whale one-of-one and that's gonna do it. Thanks again everybody. We're on to basketball now