Hey there friends, how's it going? My name is Kevin and you know what? I want to escalate.  We're playing solar smash. Look at it. It's so peaceful. It's graceful, in a way. I want to hit it with a rocket. Where do we want to target? I think Ireland. My home country. Just take out a little anger, you know? Okay, it's gone. That is more than a little anger.  Wait, no, no, no, stop. I don't want more. Okay, maybe a little more. I just want... Hold on, keep going a second. Can I make a hole right on through? I want to see what's exactly on the other side of Ireland. And I know I could just turn it to find this out, but that's not as fun. Okay, that was... Okay, I might have been overkill. I just killed everyone on earth and it did leave a bit of an exit hole. All right, whoops. I destroyed humanity. What are these? Oh, this is just a meteor. Ireland could take a meteor or two. We're a strong nation. We're gone. What can Ireland absorb? I don't think we could take a black hole. I don't think it's really in our culture to come up with a defense for that. Um, what the hell is this thing? Is this just aliens? That's a bit of overkill, aliens. Come on. It's just Ireland. We're neutral. Almost 6 billion people dead. That's everyone. I hit it with it again. Is it literally an alien? It is an alien just treating earth as a boxing bag. Okay, I see now. I don't know why it's so pissed off at our world specifically that it was grounded to dust, but we're gone. And this alien does what? Sorry, America. I know most of my viewers are from there, but I just had to see. Oh, well, you were whisked to safety. You're fine. I know this guy's going to come out and start punching the earth again. See, I saved you.  What does this alien do? And this is the last, like, alien one. I'm just going to give it to Europe. Here you go. Oh, no. That's really unfortunate. He's treating the earth like an apple off. He goes making whale noises. Surprisingly, only 1.2 billion dead. I know that's a lot before you say anything. I'm just saying a massive space worm just ate through the earth. I thought it might be all of us gone. Yeah, these things are more like gods. I think these are the aliens. Wait, is this a shield? Oh my God, Ireland is shielded. Let's see. Can it withstand an alien attack? It can. Ireland's protected. I guess we'll have to get it from the other side. I don't know why I have it out for my home country so much. I think it's about here. I might try and burrow through. Okay. I... I might have gone a bit too far again. Okay, try this again. Shield Ireland and we'll come in from behind. Yeah, that's fine. Sorry, by the way, Australia. What's this one do? Oh, that works. It finds its little own hole. It burrows through. Oh no, they're all gone off sideways. I'm sorry wherever this thing comes out. My attack from behind is a good idea though. The shields can't stop that. It's just accuracy is a little bit of an issue. Ireland just has the lock of the Irish. What can I tell you? We're going out from all around it. Look at the state of the earth on the other side. I'm making it into Swiss cheese. Speaking of the Swiss, I'm pretty sure they're about to die. I think Europe in general is about to get a lot of missiles its way. Yep, there it goes. Well, the earth as we know it is dead. The landmass of Ireland somehow remained. I don't understand how you can be that lucky. Wait, I can make a custom planet? Oh my God, this is what my world would look like.  Jesus, it looks terrifying. I don't know why it has ice caps. Honestly, it just looks like the nicest gumball ever. Yeah, I'd eat that. Does any other like thing want to eat the earth? Perhaps the giant worm? Tell me how it tastes. It's like an everlasting gumball. Kevin and the chocolate planet. Honestly, this is one place that should just be sucked into a black hole. It doesn't deserve to be here. It's just terrifying as a planet in general. There we go. Now it's someone else's problem sent to some other dimension through a black hole. I feel like I should destroy Mars too because that's where the humans will try and run.  Want to make your older self cut? No. Oh, that's nice. Oh, could you engrave my name on it? That would be so cute if I could look up in the sky and see my name was engraved on a planet. I think it's going to make Mars into a burger. There you go. Okay, one of them just exploded one another, but the burger's on its way. The best part is once the job is done, they'll just laser each other because they'll be shooting through on the same line. Look, it's already happening. I'm a genius. There we go. Cut straight through the thing. Now it's two planets.  Aliens are going to be very confused when they show up and find all these objects just stuffed inside this burger planet. Who ordered the Mars burger full of explosives? No bench. I'm just launching it full of explosives. All right, now we just put a beam in there and the whole thing should go kablam. Oh my God, my ears. Jesus Christ. I don't know how it didn't make an explode. But what's happening to them now? They're like getting affected by gravity or something? Wait, is the gravity inside of Mars? Yes, this is canon. I'm going to make Mars hollow. How did I? How am I even doing this? What am I doing? Oh my God, that was loud. This would be a perfect like base for my evil operation except from the exploding. You know, I'm just saying you could hollow out Mars, hide inside it. They never find me. I could do stuff like tax evasion. What are they going to do? I'm inside of Mars. I just got to see how resilient it is. Like, can it withstand? Can withstand? It's like meteors but made out of wheat. What about one single wheat ear? Yeah, wheat ear is fine. A big wheat ear? Oh, that was a big wheat ear. But I'm still fine inside of Mars. Machine guns, no problem. Laser, grand plasma, the grand as well. These ball things. I just want more inside my base, honestly. What is this one? Oh, no, I shouldn't have clicked this. Should I? Yeah, there goes the bottom of my base. The floor space has really been used up now. You know what? This whole thing is just embarrassing. Just get rid of it. Oh my God. The thing is just a black husk of what it used to be. All right. I'm just going to... I'm just going to refund that base and I'm going to go back to Earth. At least they've nowhere to run now. Wait, I can pause it? Oh, sorry. 64 million people. I didn't mean to do that. I thought maybe I could pause it and launch a load of things. I could launch that there. Launch that there. So ominous. Like, what are the odds? All these things launch at once. Ah, that one barely grazed it. Okay, that one. That one was more than a graze. Goodbye, Earth. That didn't last long. Hold on. Reset, reset. What is this lightning attack? You know what? Ireland's weather has been too mild recently. Time to spice it up. Okay, that's not weather. That's just doomsday. Imagine the weather forecast. So in summary, we're expecting very, very high temperatures. Maybe a little bit of rain and on Sunday, maybe doomsday. Back to you in the studio, Kevin. I think it would be good if you could just eat the evidence. Oh my God, that thing was inside of the Earth. You see, this is why I like my planets hollowed out to make sure I know what's going on inside them. Oh my God, there's a whole family of them. I don't know why you even want to eat it. It's all burnt. Every supernatural being in the known universe just showed up to just speck us up for no goddamn reason. Wait, what if I spawned some of these monsters, right?  Stop running from my black hole. Who knew an option was just to run away from it? Just be the bigger man or woman, you know, just turn away. Violence is not the answer. Says the man literally destroying planets for fun. Look, it might not be an answer, but it's a question for sure. I don't know what's wrong with me. Hades, that's probably where I belong. Just left here alone, surrounded by rocks. Honestly, could we get rid of the rocks? If we could get rid of the rocks, this planet might be a little bit nicer. Oh, that's one way again, rid of the rocks, but not what I'm meant to do. Reset. I keep getting these mafia ads and it has no video, so I don't understand what's happening. All I know is he's more upset than me. I'm close to crying, but just not quite there yet. Yes, get rid of those rocks. Yes, I like it. Oh, I missed. Okay, this might be a lost cause. I'll just let the beans take care of them. Oh no, I took the wrong one. The rocks are gone. I'm leaving Hades. What about machine worlds? Alexa, would you like your own planet? Sorry, I don't know that. Okay, well, I'll make one looks really nice for you anyway. Wait, they've shields up? Damn millennials. They're always one step ahead. Heck in hell, they've got the place well protected. Maybe AI should rise up and protect us because they seem ready for everything. Oh my God. Not only did they protect against that blast, but they did a boss siren just to taunt us. It may as well be a wot wot. Wot wot. Let's try something as simple as a big meteor. No, just bounces right off it. What about a few big... Oh, there you go. It's all about quantity, not quality. Oh, and what is this? The heart of your planet? You see the machines hollow out their planets. They know what's up. Oh, this is more protection. Hold on. There you go. It's all about the quantity. Now I can do whatever I want.  My dad could beat up your planet. There we go. My dad beat them up, but now they're all dead. I'll leave a little bit of evidence. I like that they're there to be a story, you know? Another one of these feckin' ads. What is going on? Wot? I would just love to see it. I'm really curious. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I want more ads. I want to try and figure it out. Okay, this planet, I don't know what you are, but you are weak. You're not putting up any defense whatsoever.  There you go. Is this the one with the sick guitar again? There we go.  What is going on? Honestly, it's a compelling ad. I want to try it out myself now, but first, I just want to toy with my planet. What do you mean you don't see my name on it? It's right over here. Jesus, how can you not see that? It looks awful. Jesus. It cost 1.5 billion lives, but I would argue it's worth it. Can I protect this? Like if I just shield it up? They're all at different levels. This isn't what you want. You want them all Lincoln, right? Going to the same distance from the earth, but oh, well, you're not going to listen to my advice. How are you? I'm the guy who treated your planet as an echosketch after all. I'm just curious. Can we get through this with rockets? We have an option to go into settings here. I think the explosion can be bigger and the rockets can be more. Let's try this. There you go. You'll never break. Oh, what? It got through somehow. You'll never break Kevin, but no, he's broken. He's broken and he's sad. You can adjust quite a lot of stuff. Look at this red beam beamy thingy. I'm so scientific. Ooh, look at that. That's a deep trench it's digging. Oh my God, I'm making the eighth manmade wonder of the world. The fact that it's sliced in half. Honestly, it even costs less than me writing my name on the world. It costs less than a billion lives. Of course, travel costs are going to skyrocket. Ryanair is going to have a field day with this one. I bet they'll even add on an extra charge if you go into the other half of the world.  Another mafia ad? Yes. What's happening? It's cheery. I think he's going downtown, maybe going for a pint or something. Yes. He just got hit by a car by a girl who thought it was hilarious. So how high can I set these explosives? Like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What is this? I can set them to a hundred at a time. Oh my God, I just one hit the earth with missiles. That is everyone dead. What kind of person creates problems to a girl? We got a voice.  Let's show them who we are. Why is it such cheery music for what sounds like an attempted murder? All right, now that I've sent the humans a message, I hope they can decipher it. You know, I know humans aren't really used to aliens being, you know, quite as direct. I hope they don't overcomplicate it by like reading into it a bit too much because you just need to read it. Sorry, and you kind of know what's coming. I'm just going to hit it with the bajillion rockets. In fact, I might just hit it with fecking everything all at once. Okay, I genuinely no idea what will happen here, but let's play. Okay, that's going to happen. Yeah, there, there it goes. Okay, goodbye. Sorry, planet. Sorry. All right. Well, as this destruction continues, I am going to end the video. 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Hello, friends. I am Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. In this video, I'm going to explain how you can perform some of two numbers with help of functions in C-language. Before we start, just one information. If you go to description of this video, you will find links of various pillars related to C-language. Now, I'm going to explain how you can use function to perform this operation. So function has three parts. First is declaration, second is calling, and third is definition. Right? So I'm going to implement all these three parts in this example. So we need to perform some of two operations. So first time writing, declaration of function. So this is declaration of function. So here you can see it has three parts. This first part is written time. This first part is written time. This is function name. And these are the parameters that we need to pass. So inside parenthesis, I have mentioned 8 comma 8. It means this function will be receiving two integers as a parameter for addition. And this is a written type of this function. It means after calculation, this function will be returning an integer type of thing. So after this, I need to implement name. Then I'm declaring three variables ABC. Let's say A is 5 and B is 10. So I'm not receiving values from user. So that are simple statement. You can use printf scanf if you want to receive values from user. But for demonstration or example purpose, I have provided 5 and 10 into A and B aspect. Now I'm going to call some function. So this is the calling statement. Right? And the result will be available into C. So after this, I can write sum equals to percent B and C. And this way I have completed main function. After completion of main function, I need to define the process of this sum that is known as definition of the function. So after closing main, you can define the process which is known as function. So this way I can write this. So calling will transfer control to this definition. Value of A will be passed here. Value of B will be passed here. Right? And here instead of using A and B, you can use any other variables as well. So let's say if I want to use X, Y, so I can surely use X, Y here as well. So value of A will be stored into X. Value of B will be stored into Y. And here you can see I'm again using data type. Why so? Because here main is terminated and we are defining another block. So if we have separate block, so whenever you use different variables. So you always need to define the X. Right? Now let's say I'm declaring one more variable Z equals to X plus Y and then I am writing return Z. So this is our second function. So this way in C programming, you can divide main function into several parts with the help of function. Right? So I hope you understood how we can divide main into separate parts with the help of this function. So this is the name of function. It is having two parameters which are provided through main. Then process is completed. Now return keyword will throw this value to back to C variable. So whatever value is available inside Z variable will be stored into C. So calling transfers control to definition and after completion of definition, control is again transferred back to calling state. Right? So after receiving value from Z into C, we can print this value of C on output screen as output. So this way we have divided this part, this program into two parts. But it's main functions that it is some function main function is calling some so that it will pop and it will return output. And now I hope you understand. I hope you understood this is a written type. So it is returning in visa type value. These are parameters. So we have received them here. And this is functioning. We are using it in all three cases. Whether it is declaration or it is calling or it is definition. So this was the very simple example. By following this example, let's say if you want to calculate factorial by implementing function. So you will be applying calculation of factorial into other function that is separate to main. So let's say name of function will be factorial and here you will be implementing the loop and after calculation result will be transferred into main. So after implementing functions in C language, main will not be having actual logic. Main will be having input output and calling of the function actual logic will be transferred into the other function that you are going to implement. Right? So this way we can implement modular programming at both so that each module or each block that is also known as function will be having a space logic that will be executed. So I hope you understood how we can perform some of two numbers with a function in C language. If you want to watch more function related programs. So at the end of this video, you will find a link related to functions in each playlist. So open that link and you will find various programs or various explanations related to functions. How we can implement function related programs in C language. Do watch them so that you can understand it well and thank you for watching this video.


Good morning traders, Patrick Munley here with another tickmail chart hit, pre-U.S. elections, so expecting some volatility over the next 24, 48, 72 hours at least. I'm sure your attention to potential developing opportunity in the Australian dollar will be tracking a potential corrected pattern in a down channel here versus the run-up we've seen since the March And I'm looking for an equality objective to test down towards the 6838 handle. It looked like we were starting that move but we stalled out into a potential double, triple bottom type pattern here. RBA overnight cut rates and we saw it by the rumor, sorry, sell the rumor by the factory play out. Run looking for now is a break of the yesterday's lows at 69.87, set up a test of the 6838 using a protective stop just above today's highs in the weekly pivot. As always, traders, plan the trade, trade the plan, and most importantly, manage your risks. Until next time, thanks very much.


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Boy, I'm getting tired of walking, Tom. Me too, buzzy. Now let's take the shortcut through the woods. Okay. My old man says this strip of woods is a nice piece of property. It says the guy who owns it ought to clear all this brush away and build a house on it. I wouldn't want to live here. Why not? You don't know what they say. You mean all that baloney about guys disappearing in here? That's a lot of hoodies. All I gotta say is I wouldn't come here at night for a million bucks. Well, I ain't scared. Any time you give me a dare to come through here at midnight... Lollimer! What's the matter? Look, there's a man over there asleep in the brush. Yeah. You better not go near him. He might be some crazy tramp. He ain't no tramp. Look at the way he's dressed. And what are you gonna do? Maybe you're sick, Tom. Maybe... Tommy. What? He's dead. He's up there, officer. He's lying under the tree. Yeah, what tree? That big birch. Well, come on. Let's have a look. Ah, listen, you kid. I got more to do than fool around playing games. Buzzy, he's gone. Sure he's gone. He ran into some tramp who was taking a snooze and you figured you'd make a detective story out of it. Officer, he was lying right there. Yeah, and he looked like he was dead. Never mind. You got two minutes to get out of here before I haul you into jail. The both of you. Come on, Buzzy. Beat it now. That crazy kid. Please sit down, Miss Larimer. Thank you, Mr. King. Mr. King, this is Mrs. Bender. How do you do? I'm pleased to meet you, Mr. King. Emmy and my father were going to be married. Charlie disappeared the day before the wedding.  Yes. When did you last see Mr. Larimer? He came out to Bender to my house the night before last. I got a house near Trout River that's about 50 miles from New York. I see. The night Charlie came out, he was feeling awful good. I cooked a wonderful dinner for him, but kind Charlie likes. I know when he likes my cooking because he always says the same thing to me. Emmy, you're the best cook in this state. Oh, well, did you like the peas and yams, Charlie? I never tasted peas the way you cook them. Say, are they delicious? I preserved these myself this summer. I made up the idea myself of bad and peppered onions. You know, something tasty. Emmy, I'm a lucky man to get you for a wife. You know the value of a dollar. Well, a man works hard for his money, and I feel I ain't got no right to spend it easy. If my first wife had felt that way, I might have been a rich man by now. But I'm doing all right. I know. Well, more preserved, Charlie? Oh, no, thanks. Thank you so much. I can hardly move. I think I'll take a little walk, Emmy. Oh, walk? No. Why not? Just through the woods and back. Oh, it's so dark out there, Charlie. Oh, well, I'm not afraid of the dark.  All right. Well, tomorrow's the big day, Emmy. You'll be Mrs. Charles Lorimer this time tomorrow night. Oh, I know. I'll be back inside half an hour. I'll see you later, Emmy. Well, just be careful, Charlie, please. And you never saw him again, Mrs. Bender? No, Mr. King. Mrs. Lorimer, where the police notified about your father's disappearance? Not yet, Mr. King. We thought we'd wait for you first. Well, I'll contact the state troopers in that vicinity. Then I'll get to work on the case myself. Mr. King, do you think that something's happened to Father? I wouldn't have come too alarmed without sufficient reason. Mr. Lorimer, have no enemies? Enemies? Do you know of anyone who might have wanted to do him harm? Why, I... Mrs. Bender, it's absolutely essential for me to get the facts. Please don't keep anything from me. I... I just thought of Seth. Seth? Who is Seth? A farmer. He lived two miles from me. He sold his farm a few weeks ago and moved away. Well, did he know Charles Lorimer? No, Mr. King, but he knew of him. What do you mean? Well, I was supposed to marry Seth before I met Charlie. And what happened, Mrs. Bender? I broke off with him on account of his drinking. Was he jealous of Mr. Lorimer? Well, a few days after Seth sold his farm and moved away, he came back. It was late in the evening and Seth was in a nasty mood. Who's that? Who is it? It's me, I mean. Seth. Thought I'd come by and wish the bride luck.  Where's the groom, I mean? Nobody's here but me. Where's the groom? He'd like to lay his skull open with my stick. Seth, you're out of your mind. How does he like your cooking, I mean? Does he like it just as much as me? Maybe you would have enjoyed a little more of my cooking if you hadn't. Never mind the lectures, I mean. Save your husband. Well, maybe I'll meet up with the groom before the wedding. He's got no time for the likes of you, Seth. You don't tell me. Well, I got time for him. Lots of time. Seth, Kenner, if you don't hustle out of here fast, I'm calling the state troopers. I'm going, Abby. I'm going. Remember me to the groom and give him my best wishes. Yep, my best wishes for an early burial. So long, Abby. Happy your wedding day. Mrs. Bender, why didn't you tell me this before? Well, because Seth ain't a bad man when he don't drink Mr. Keen and I figured his threats really didn't mean a thing. Do you know where Seth has moved to? No, sir. Well, did you ever see him again after that night? No, Mr. Keen. He never came back. This case seems a little more complicated than it appeared at first. Could...could Seth have had anything to do with Father's disappearance, Mr. Keen? It sounds likely enough, Miss Lorimer, but let's not jump to conclusions. Give me a little time, a few days, to make a preliminary investigation. I'll try to get results. I only hope those results aren't tragic ones. You want to see me, mister? Your officer, Ryan? That's right. Well, I'm Mike Clancy. I work with Mr. Keen. And the two of us are making an investigation here in the neighborhood. For a missing man by the name of Lorimer. Mr. Keen sent me out here to make a routine report for the state police. I see. How long has a man been gone, Mr. Clancy? Three days. He was last known to be walking through that strip of woods near the river. That's funny. What is, officer? Oh, two kids told me something about seeing a body lying under a tree. Just about that time. I went out into the woods with them, but it wasn't a trace of anybody at all. Well, dear, maybe they were playing a practical joke? No, I figured they might have seen some tramp asleep in the woods. Well, where can I get in touch with these kids, officer? I'll give you their addresses. They both live in Trout River. Thanks a lot. Meanwhile, you can give me this man Lorimer's description, and we can send out an alarm. We certainly appreciate your cooperation, officer, Ryan. We may be small towners out here, Mr. Clancy, but we've heard of Mr. Keen, the famous investigator, and we're glad to work with him any time. Well, I got in touch with the kids, folks, Mr. Keen. Both boys will meet us at the edge of the woods right after school. Good, Mike. I guess you're planning on returning to that spot in the woods where they saw this fella under a tree. I'm planning on going over those woods, Mike, if necessary, inch by inch. You're busy? Yes, sir. And I'm tired, Mr. Keen. Are you boys familiar with these woods? We know them like the backs of our hands, Mr. Keen. We've been playing and fishing around here ever since we could walk. And there'd be no question about you taking us back to the exact spot where you saw that man. You'll leave it to us, Mr. Keen.  We'll take you there. That's the idea. It isn't far from here. Just over that ridge. All right, boys. Let's go. It's just over there, Mr. Keen. You got a gun, Mr. Clancy? Why? I'd feel a lot better if you had. Oh, Tommy's always talking about ghosts. Don't pay no attention to them. Ghosts? They say funny things happen at night in these woods, Mr. Keen. Well, son, ghosts, banchees, and zombies are right my line of work. Mr. Keen. Yes, fuzzy? Here's the spot. That's funny. It looks different. How do you mean, Tommy? Yeah, the ground wasn't all cut up this way. There seems to be a reason for that, too. Looks to me, Mike, is if something's been buried under here and recently.  No, never mind, son. I can practically shovel this soil away with my hands. That's off, boss. Let's get to work on it, Mike. Here's an old board, sir. You can use this. Thanks, son. Easy, Mike. Whatever is there is buried very near the surface. I've hit something already, Mr. Keen. What is it, Mike? Why do you rock? It's a man. He's dead, Mr. Keen. Was this the body you saw under the tree? It doesn't look like the same one. It was the man we still had on a different coat. Mr. Keen, I know who he is. Who was he? He was still on a farmer out here. Sure. That's Seth Kinnery. Just a moment, we'll return to Mr. Keen and the astounding case of Charlie Laughman. Now back to Mr. Keen and the strange case of Charlie Laughman. A few hours ago, Mr. Keen and his partner Mike Clancy discovered Seth Kinnery's body buried in the woods. Now in the small hotel room which Mr. Keen and Mike are occupying while they remain in Plot River. Well, this is the way I see it, Mr. Keensel. The night Charlie Laughman went out for his walk, Seth Kinnery was gunning for him. But Charlie beat Seth to the draw. Then what do you think happened, Mike? Well, Charlie got scared. So he might not be able to prove self-defense. So he buried Seth as fast as he could and then took it on the land. Well, that's a very good theory, Mike. If it weren't for certain other facts, what are the facts? First of all, what about the original body under the tree? The one the boys first saw? That may not have been a dead body at all, Mr. Keen. That fellow may have been just a sleep and cramp, just as the state trooper said. But, Mike, how do you account for the fact that Seth Kinnery had been dead for three days when we found him? Because that's when Charlie Lorimer killed him. Don't you remember, boss? It was exactly three days when... No. No. Wait a minute. Well... If he had been killed in the woods by Lorimer, the state trooper would have discovered it when he first hit the spot. That's right, Mike. Which means that the only way Lorimer could have killed him would have been to... To do it somewhere else. Hide the body for a day or two, then bring Seth back to where we found him. That sounds like an awful lot of trouble, Mr. Keen. Well, frankly, I don't believe a man who kills in self-defense could be as cagey as all that, Mike. No, the man who killed Seth was an experienced murderer who knew his business. Which brings us to where we were before, Mr. Keen. It seems to me, though, that Charles Lorimer holds the key to the mystery. Ah, if we could only find him. I'll take it, Mike. Hello? Mr. Keen? Yes? This is Amy Bender. Can you come over to my house right away? Of course, Mrs. Bender. What's happened? I'll explain when you get here. Please, come quickly. I'll be over there in 15 minutes, Mrs. Bender. Wait here for me, Mike. The state troopers are going to phone in regard to the autopsy on Seth Kinnery. I want to make sure we get that call. Right, sir. I came as quickly as I could, Mrs. Bender. Oh, Mr. Keen, I received this in the mail today. Just, just read it. Dear Amy, I just want to tell you that you're free to do as you like. Don't wait for me to return. I can't and I never will. All my love, Charlie. He's alive, Mr. Keen, but I'm so worried. I, I heard about poor Seth Kinnery, and now I feel that my Charlie may be in terrible trouble. Mrs. Bender, we can't be certain this is from Mr. Larimer. Why not? The entire letter is typewritten. It isn't even signed by hand. But Charlie's always used a typing machine. He has? Yes, sir. Let me see the envelope this came in, Mrs. Bender. The envelope? Yes. I don't know what I did with it, Mr. Keen, but that was typewritten, too. I want to see the postmark to find out where he was when he sent it. That is, if Mr. Larimer did send it. Well, maybe I left it in the kitchen. I was so excited when I got the letter. I didn't know half what I was doing. Have you found the envelope, Mrs. Bender? No, Mr. Keen. I was almost certain, though, that I left it in here. Search the place thoroughly, please. Go through the cupboards. It wouldn't be in the cupboard. That cupboard's broken anyway. I never use it. When did you get this letter, Mrs. Bender? Just a few minutes before I called you, Mr. Keen. I found it in my mailbox. Here it is, Mr. Keen. Here's the envelope on the sideboard. There's no postmark on it at all. Who is it? Which means it was probably placed in your mailbox by the man who wrote it. Then Charlie's here and he's alive. I wonder... Oh, Mr. Keen, at least give me something to hope for. Oh, Mrs. Bender, it wouldn't be fair of me to tell you something I didn't believe. Then... Then what do you really think, Mr. Keen? I think Charles Larimer is dead. Oh, no. I'm sorry, Mrs. Bender. I wish everything didn't point in that direction, but it does.  He was such a good man. I may still be wrong, I hope so. In any case, in order to prove the facts, we've got to find the evidence. I'm going to take this letter with me if you don't mind. But would you return it later, Mr. Keen? Of course. So all I have left to is a member to Hollywood. I'll take good care of it for you, Mrs. Bender. Are you all right? Yes. Yes, I'm all right, Mr. Keen. Then goodbye, Mrs. Bender. You'll hear from me again very soon. Mike. Yes, Mr. Keen. Have the police called. Not yet, boss. What was up with Mrs. Bender, sir? Mike, I've got an idea. Hello? Mr. Keen? Yes? I'm calling 9 of the state police. Oh, yes, officer. I'm calling from headquarters. They just finished a post mortem on Seth Kinnery's body. That bullet in his head wasn't the cause of death. Kinnery was already dead when he was shot. He'd been poisoned. What? Yes, sir, poisoned, but it was accidental. What do you mean by accidental? The man died of food poisoning. The doc said he ate something that was spoiled and that killed him. Food poisoning? That's right. We can account for the bullet wound. I know, but I'll get in touch with you later if I have anything new of interest to you. Right, Mr. Keen. So long. Thanks for calling, officer. Well, Mr. King, you mean to say that fellow died because of something he ate? Well, that's the coroner's opinion, Mike. But what about the bullet in his head? Mike, I'm going back to New York to talk to Charlie's daughter Nancy Larimer once again. You stay on the job here, and I'll return sometime tonight. Right, sir. This case has taken a decidedly different turn. Yes, I may have a job view to do when I get back, Mike. A dangerous job. Do you have news of problem, Mr. King? Not yet, Nancy. I came back to New York to ask you a few questions and to go through all your father's effects. You're welcome to search his room, Mr. King. Well, thank you. First, I want to ask you one or two things, and please try to remember every single detail. It may mean the difference between solving this case or having it remain a mystery forever. Yes, sir. Now, this is what I want to know, Nancy. Any new developments, Mr. King? Yes, Mike. I think I found the answer to Seth Kinnery's death and Charles Larimer's disappearance. You have, sir? I want to put an ad in the papers, Mike, the local papers. Have you got your pen, sir? Yes, sir. I want the ad to run this way. Don't some bachelor looking for companions between ages of 35 and 45. 35, 40. Have you got that? Yes, sir. Now, here's the rest. Correspondent wishes to marry and offer $2,000 in cash in exchange for a comfortable home. Is there a woman in the world who is lonely, too? Anything else, Mr. King? Well, that's all, Mike. You're not going into the marriage broker business by any chance, boss? Only temporarily, Mike. Well, who is the lonesome bachelor you're referring to, Mr. King? You. Me. That's right. Oh, no. I ain't so lonesome I want to hitch myself up to a woman I don't even know. I ain't even lonesome at all, Mr. King. You will be the time being. You'll be a suitor, Mike, with $2,000 in cash in one pocket and a gun in the other. Here's the letter, Mr. King. You're through on the base and it worked. The rest is up to you, Mike. Let's get started. Yes? Mrs. Bendus? That's right. I'm the fellow who advertised in the papers. Oh, please. Why won't you come here? My name is Clancy, ma'am. Mike Clancy. Well, and I'm Amy Bendus. I'm sure the nice place you got here. Well, it's a lonesome place without a man around. Well, Amy, I'm a man of few words. I got marriage and a mind. That's why I'm here. Well, you remind me so much of my first husband. He was straightforward like you. Well, we'll need some time to get acquainted, but just to prove to you, I ain't a fellow who brags about what he can prove. Look at this. My goodness. There's $2,000 cash in this roll. And I brought it to show you that I was on the level that I wouldn't take advantage of a nice widow like you by lying to her. Now, that's what I call straight talk, Mike. And now I've got to show you that I'll make a good wife. And the way to a man's heart I found is through his stomach. Well, now, if that's an invitation to stay to dinner, it's fine with me. Oh, I'll give you a real home cooked meal. Everything's my own cupboard. I can, my own vegetables, you know, and they're delicious. I bet. Oh, you'll be surprised, Mike, and please. Well, let me. I just can't wait. Well, now, everything's ready, Mike. It certainly looks like a wonderful dinner. Oh, fine. I need to get started.  And the roast. I've got lots of good fresh pepper and onions with the peas. My old special recipe. Everybody raise it, Adam. Go on, and take them. Say, what are you doing? Collecting. Collecting what? The evidence. Emmy, this food is poison. Huh? Just say where you are, Mrs. Bender. Mr. King. Sorry I started you. I came up by way of the seller. What is this, a frame up? You've got your boots, Emmy.  What? With your special recipe of highly seasoned peas. He died of the walk through the lonely woods that night. The next morning you brought his body here to your cellar, where Seth Kinnery was already buried. That's a lie. Later you decided you could account for Charles' disappearance by putting a bullet through Seth's head and leaving his body where it could be easily found. But if it hadn't been for you... No, no, easy, Emmy. We don't want to get rough. You had met your prospective suitors by advertising in the newspapers for companions. The way Mike advertised yesterday afternoon. You led them on, robbed them, then got rid of them in your own quiet way with your delicious cutlets. Sure you ought to have seen her eyes light up when she saw that whole of bills, Mr. King. Thought I was an easy touch, eh, Emmy? That letter you wrote yourself wasn't a very clever idea. Even though you thought so at the time, Emmy. And the newspaper ads I found in the late Charles Larimer's coat, together with his daughter's story of how you met him was enough evidence for me. And then extra special peas sure worked fine and that dilly affixed up to me, Emmy. And I wouldn't be surprised if that's the kind of a dinner you'd dished out to your poorly-parted husband. So what if I did? He was no better than any of the others. Mrs. Bender... Why shouldn't I get something out of him? Why shouldn't I get one with a million dollars like them games on Park Avenue do? Why not? Why not? I used any way I could think of to poison him. My husband? Yes, his darling. I'm clever, I am. I'm smart. They were crazy about my special recipe for peas. Mike, I suggest we escort Mrs. Bender into town. She has a date with another man. Have I missed a piece? Yes. The chief of police. And Thomas DeCain solves the strange case of Charlie Larimer. All of these sometimes call it the case of Emmy and her delicious dish of peas. Would you like to smile this very minute and have your teeth reveal their natural brightness? And at the same time would you like to know how to help get away from the suspicion that unwelcome breasts, when caused by improper cleansing, may be holding you back socially and in business. Well, brush your teeth with colonose toothpaste morning and night, as you would with any other toothpaste, with this one exception. 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August 15, 1945, throngs of Americans are rushing city streets to celebrate good news. With the last of the Nazi threat beaten at Berlin a few months earlier, Americans had just gotten news that their final major enemy, Japan, would surrender. And with President Truman's announcement accepting it, the planet's deadliest war had just stopped. The United States has seen plenty of wars since World War II, but none of them have ended with celebrations like these. That's partly due to the fact that few, if any, wars since then have been clear American victories. But mostly it's because, these days, our wars don't end at all. American leadership is not just respected, it is required. To better understand the American forever war, we need to go back to the founding. If you look at the way that the founders talked about war and permanent military establishments, they were quite adamant on this point. If the federal government was allowed to have a standing permanent army, that it would be a threat. The First Continental Congress and the Declaration of Independence both spoke of standing armies being one of the reasons for wanting to separate from England in the first place. This skepticism toward a permanent wartime posture mostly held for much of America's early history. Wars ended decisively and servicemen and women went back into the labor force. And then things changed. Wars were accustomed to living a relatively safe and secure existence and suddenly they felt very vulnerable. Now, we must be ready for a new danger, the atomic bomb. Worried about what this new American fear might license, President Dwight Eisenhower gave a now prophetic speech. We have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions. We must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence by the military industrial complex. By 1961, Eisenhower had seen the Cold War last over a decade. The length of the war was producing a permanent standing army just as the founders had feared, giving rise to a military industrial complex made up of three key groups that faced strong incentives to keep America at war. The first is a small number of American companies that depend heavily upon the manufacture of military implements. These arms manufacturers are just like any other private company and want to see increased profits that they can only get from a nation at war. The second is Congress. Congressional candidates want to win elections and to do that they need money and support, which they can get in part from large and growing constituencies employed by the defense industry. And the third is the bureaucracy. The defense bureaucracy is just like any other bureaucracy. It wants to see its budgets and prestige grow and wars can give them that. Eisenhower's fear was that a protracted wartime footing would cultivate these three groups dependent on war and in turn encourage their support for war. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. There was a CNN article, the headline was Army to Congress, thanks but no tanks. The Pentagon doesn't want it, the soldiers don't need it, but Congress will give it to them anyway. Row upon row of M1 Abrams tanks, you the taxpayer are still likely to be on the hook. General Odierno, chief of staff of the army at the time testified before Congress that we don't need these tanks. He's fairly explicit on this point and effectively Congress just said, yeah, we understand what you just said, we don't agree and we're going to buy them anyway. Is it national security or is it congressional job security? This kind of careless spending is pretty common, but it wasn't even the most worrying prospect of the military industrial complex. The founders had deliberately set up our government to make the decision to go to war a difficult one, forcing public debate about whether or not the war effort was worth making. When the United States didn't have a permanent armaments industry, every single time he had to go to war, the American people had to be convinced that the war was worth fighting. But by the 1960s, that military establishment existed. The president didn't actually have to make the case, it was already there. Tonight, the battle has been joined. Leave Kuwait or be driven. Today our armed forces joined our NATO allies in air strikes against By the early 90s, the Cold War had finally ended and the US no longer needed its vast military to fight off the Soviet threat. So with the war over, you would think that America's military would come to look more like one at peacetime, but that's not what happened. When the Cold War ended, why did the US military remain as active as it did? Why was it in so many places? 800 American military bases in more than 70 countries. Post-Cold War activities showed Americans that the military industrial complex that Eisenhower had warned about was here to stay, whether or not we had a major enemy to warrant it. I think it was reasonable for Americans to think that military spending would go down quite dramatically. And again, in some respects it did, but not nearly as what you might expect. The military establishment had in fact become permanent. On my orders, the United States military has begun strikes in Afghanistan. War has come to Iraq for the third time in the culture of a century. We're going to war with Iraq, why? I guess if the only two you have is a hammer, every problem has to look like a nail. After the 9-11 attacks thrust America into the war on terror, spending soared. And as objectives shifted from limited missions to nation building, spending reached a high not seen since World War II. And Americans were fed promise after promise that this would not be the new normal. We are leaving in 2014, period. By the end of next year, our war in Afghanistan will be over. The President will soon announce a major shift. Our troops will be coming home from Afghanistan, then originally planned. Great nations do not fight endless wars, but why are we chosen? We spent a fortune on building this incredible base. We might as well keep it. The sway of the military-industrial complex on American foreign policy may leave the prospect of peace feeling elusive, but there is hope. I'm hopeful for the future of American foreign policy because I do see an entire generation of Americans who have grown up and reached adulthood during the time of the post-9-11 wars, who are committed to principles of tolerance and trade and cultural exchange, but deeply skeptical of the military as a preferred instrument of American foreign policy. This is one of those times in the affairs of nations when the gravest choices must be made. If there is to be a turning toward a just and lasting peace.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2012 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box Laramie is stock number 12873Z. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Ram and heavy-duty truck headquarters. And this 2012 Ram 2500 might be one of the cleanest 2012s on the road today, and we're going to go all the way around it in this video. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change on the fluid tab and checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go. Like I said, we're going to go all the way around on this truck inside underneath, start it up, and take a look under the hood. Bright white is the color, and we shoot all of our videos in 4K. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I would highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive, consider clicking the subscribe button to our YouTube channel in the lower right-hand part of the screen, and then click the bell notifications, and you'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with 20-inch XD Series chromed alloy rims, and it has Firestone Transforce AT tires. These are LT28560R20s, and they have probably about, I'd say, 75% of the tread left on them. Look at the frame and underbody. Look at the brake lines there. I mean, like those fittings have absolutely no corrosion on them, and are in very nice condition as is the rest of the frame. And once again, this is a 2012. Front fender, excellent condition. Headlight lenses are crystal clear. Front bumper and fog lights are in great shape. I didn't see any dents or dings on there, and the lower valance is all intact. You do get the chrome-trimmed grille on this truck, and the hood is in fantastic condition as well. Up top you get the cab lights, and the passenger side front fender. No dents or dings on there. Passenger side rim. No scuffs or scrapes. And as you go down this side of this 2012 RAM 2500, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. And we take these HD videos, so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises, and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back rim, absolutely perfect. And the back tires have just about as much try as the front tires. Yeah, pretty close. Frame and underbody once again. 2012, look at how clean that is. It is like new under here. Lower rockers, cab corners all look really good. Does have the factory chrome step bars. And the passenger side box, no dents or dings. It does have a bank's exhaust tip on it, but it does have all the factory exhaust, I do believe. Coming around to the back, the rear bumper is in great shape as well. It does have the backup parking sensors, and the tailgate is in fantastic condition as well. Does have a roll-in-lock tonneau cover, and that is in nice condition too. Comes with a sprain bedliner and a cargo manager. That is, I think that's part of that roll-in-lock tonneau cover, but you can move that back or forward or take it out completely if you don't want it in there. Tailgate shuts nice and solidly, and as you go down the rest of this side of the truck, driver's side box looks really good. And for full disclosure, this back rim is in excellent shape as well. Driver's side doors, I didn't see any dents, I didn't see any dings. Has the heated fold-up tow mirrors, built-in directional signals, they fold up like so, and in. And wait till you see this interior, these seats are like new, it's kind of crazy. Inside the Laramie package gives you the black leather interior, you get the Ram logo embossed into the backrest, no rips, no tears. Memory driver's seat with lumbar, factory floor mats, factory brake controller, auto headlamps, power pedals, audio controls on the back of the steering wheel, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, you get the nice wood-grain trim.  We'll hop inside and check out the miles radio and everything that this truck has to offer. Did I mention that this truck is fully loaded too? It's got like every option you could get on a Ram on the interior from the factory in 2012. You can see this one only has 36,926 miles on it, you do get a compass and outside temperature display and that instrument cluster is very, very clean. This one does come with the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, and remember it has those audio controls on the back. This one has the six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. This one comes with the 430N radio, which gives you AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You can see you do have the factory navigation system on there. Here is your AM, FM, and Sirius satellite, and then you also have a hard drive on here where you can store music, and this one has 20.321 gigabits of storage space available on it. This is also where your backup camera shows up, and you can see that that is working nicely. You have the Alpine premium sound system in this truck. Down here you have your factory exhaust brake, your tow-haul mode, your stability control, hazard lights, that's for your plug-in, parking sensors, you can turn those off and on, your tire light load, inflation light on there.   Once again, note how clean that trim is. This truck is just kind of insane. You also get the 115-bolt, 150-watt plug-in, passenger side seat is absolutely perfect. I don't think this truck's ever been smoked in. Oh yeah, and it's got DVD player in the back. So like I said, this thing's got just about every option you could get fully loaded. It has the power sunroof, map lights, power sign, rear window button, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems, and auto-dimming mirror. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. The back seats, well these seats look like they've never even been sat in. You get the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have, power sliding rear window, we don't clean those seats that are, it's insane. Inside curtain airbags, these seats fold up, you do get storage underneath here, not really sure that might be for the tonneau cover, and then you have in-floor storage with removable containers for easy cleaning, and you have the factory format back here. These back seats are heated and you do get yellow, white, and red hookups back here as well and a 12-volt power point. There is your DVD player. And like I said, just a really, really clean truck, child safety locks on the back doors, bottoms of the doors all look really, really good. And once again, just look at that trim. Looks like it just, looks like it was just made. Anyways, we'll start it up, take a look under the hood. Starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video, you've been able to verify the quality and condition of this truck all the way around inside and out. Cab lights are working nicely. Under the hood we have the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel and Jimbe's very clean, runs very smooth. Once again, this truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go. The shocks are doing a nice job holding that foot up. There is your emissions sticker. And I would highly recommend this truck for the quality and condition standpoint. I don't think you'll find a cleaner 2012 anywhere with this kind of mileage on it. This thing's really, really clean. And to see more pictures of this 2012 Ram 2500 crew cab short box Laramie or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, you can go to that website right there, summitauto.com, full pictures and descriptions of everything vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. Remember to like, subscribe, and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. Click the bell notifications. You'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. In fact, in a second, we'll see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on the upper left. 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Hey everybody what's going on it's your man Kory, welcome to The Digital Dash where I will be giving you guys tips on how to market your songs and get those numbers, BOOM! Now for those of you who don't know who I am, I'm a digital marketer myself.  Now what I want to talk to you guys about today is Article 13. Now if it's something that you haven't heard about, what I want to do is get into a little bit of the specifics of it and talk about how it will affect you guys as artists and any online initiatives that you may be thinking about making now or in the future especially after it gets passed, well if it gets passed. So with that being said let's get right into it. So what exactly is Article 13? Well right now the European Parliament is voting on a bunch of different directors that will hopefully help to curb copyright infringement. Out of all of the articles that they're looking at passing, the two most controversial ones are Article 11 and Article 13. But for the second not branding you guys out, I just want to get into Article 13 because I think it's the one that will affect you guys as artists the most. So what Article 13 helps to do is to put the blame of copyright infringement onto the platforms. So pretty much if someone uploads a video to Facebook or YouTube or Twitter and it violates copyright infringement instead of that falling onto the rights holder, it'll fall directly onto that platform and they can't be sued and held liable for doing so. So just to give you guys an example, let's say that you go out, you create a song, you upload it, not then take that song and use it for one of my videos without asking for your permission. I pretty much violate your copyrights. Now before Article 13 it will be on you and your team to reach out to me to try to resolve the situation or to reach out to YouTube to let them know that I violated you. But after Article 13 is passed or if it gets passed, it will fall solely onto YouTube to stop that before it even got that far. Now recently Lear Cohen wrote a letter to music industry executives detailing why they should all band together against Article 13 because of the possible ramifications that it could have on the music industry and artists like you guys. One of the main points that he made, which I actually agree with, is it will hinder you guys from spreading yourselves out through the usage of fan made content. Meaning that because of Article 13, things like remixes, parody videos, fan tributes will all be stopped because it will infringe on the copyrights unless you directly gave them permission. And let's be honest, who has the time to give every content creator permission to use their songs? Sometimes these things happen and you guys don't even know about it. Now one of the biggest hindrances that I see is that it will stop you guys from using bigger artists content to kind of blow yourselves up. So if you're a rapper and you want to make a remix to the newest Drake song, under Article 13 you can't do that. Or let's say that you're a singer and you want to do a cover of Rihanna's newest song to boost attention to your Instagram, you won't be able to do that either. Pretty much you guys won't be able to use any copyrighted material without the express permission of the artist, which it has always been. But now it'll be a little bit more strict, it'll definitely be a little bit more tighter and you will have to think of more creative ways to get yourself out there rather than riding another artist wave. Now as of right now, nothing has been made official, it's something that's still being lied before and against. So if you want to dig a little bit more deeply into it yourselves, maybe educate yourself on this some more, I'll make sure to leave some links in the description below, like the link to the Leo Cohen statement and links to the official articles as well. Now as always guys, if you feel like you learned anything today, please like and share this video, hit those post notifications as well as I wouldn't want you guys to miss anything. Once again, my name is Kory and I'll see y'all next time.


Good morning. I'm Commander Barb Archer with Major Crimes. I'll give you a brief update on our officer involved shooting that we had yesterday over the 2,600 block of West Bates Avenue. It was around noon. The date was August 31st. So officers were called to the address on a person who was wanted.  Officers had verified the warrants prior to arriving. When they got there, they were led in the house and directed to the back bedroom. Officers went to the back bedroom, opened the door and discovered that the male we were looking for had gone out the window. That male encountered officers who were outside the house who gave foot chase. The officers inside the house then also came out and started to run after him. The male tried to get into the stolen car that was parked out front. Officers had anticipated that that might happen so they had taken their police cars and blocked in that vehicle so they couldn't be driven away. When the male realized that, he went to one of the police cars and got in it and tried to take it and was not successful with that. He took off running on foot. One of the officers gave chase and tackled him to the ground and immediately started struggling with him to get him into custody. Two more officers came over and helped to try and get him into custody. That struggle then became very aggressive on the suspect's part when he grabbed one of the officer's guns and tried to remove it from the holster. They aggressively struggled with this suspect who was trying very hard to remove the gun from the holster. At that point, our witness statements and our evidence are suggesting that the gun was discharged during the struggle. Another officer fearing for the safety of the other officers struggling with the suspect then shot the male. He died there on scene. The officers who were involved in this incident are all assigned to District 4 in the patrol unit. One of the officers who did discharge his weapon has been with the police department for 11 years. We did have some officers who were injured. They were taken to the hospital, treated for their injuries. None of their injuries required hospitalization. The officer involved in the shooting has been placed on administrative leave, which is our standard protocol. The other officers will return to duty as their injuries allow. The coroner's office will release the male's identity for us in the near future. Again, this investigation is done cooperatively with the Aurora Police Department and the Diver District Attorney's Office for our established protocol. That's all I have. Anybody have any questions? Not at this point in the investigation doesn't appear so. I won't answer that question today. I won't go into that. No, sir. They were all released from the hospital. Our investigation is still trying to determine that. Thank you. Thank you. And then we'll have Sergeant Clarkson.