What's up everybody? Jason here from jaskiescasebreaks.com. We're giving away three optic box war spots Away here in this 2020 optic blaster break random teams number 17 17 and on Instagram people Logan is something else man. It's it's a fun chat to be around And again guys, this is number 18. We were to post up another three spots. We're giving away And Here's the dice roller here's customer names and teams so first we'll distribute the hits out of the blaster And then we'll come back to the randomizer in a separate dice roller randomize the customer names and then a top three Names at the end of the randomizer win a spot in the box war And there you go Well where you have a chance to win up to a thousand dollars in break credit. I think one person is So let's do the break first guys. Let's roll it and it is a six and a three for nine times They support each other right there, right? Everything's fire. I think that's just a quick emoji. They can tap It's like a quick. It's like a quick text six Seven eight Christopher down a tamer This is break number 17 breath. I was just showing you guys number 18 because we already uploaded number 17 We upload number 18, so there you go Nine times now. Let's go nine times here One two three four five six seven Eight no problem Nine times feel these down to the angels All right, just quick glance at what you guys have so I brought you have the white socks And you're the below J's been with the Yankees Ferrata's with the Dodgers There's a quick glance Logan Allen rookie Kettle Marta off the call Transgression Dustin May ready to rookie Rio's Devers. It's just you know those T206 cards Well, they just like Reinvented them with today's players, you know They just think of it as a and Taylor Clark autograph, so it's like its own product put it that way So you think of heritage you think of archives?  We did get an autograph out of here That's going to the Arizona Diamondbacks, which is Stephen Kendrick. Now. Let's quickly switch scenes now. That's really here customer names Roll it 403 seven times Top three get a spot one two three four five six seven All right, seven times remember seven times and top three get a spot Brad you are in Andy and Shawn congratulations There you go top three get a spot again another one has already been uploaded 29 left. Let's fill out up today guys. Get a little box. We're going. Appreciate it guys. Jasper's case breaks dot com


Good morning, John. I have not left this room in about a week. Like I have not gone out that door, which is, you know, not great. Luckily, it is a child suite, which means that I have there's quite a long walk I can do just from one end of the room to the other. I did actually spend a little bit of time in the top bunk just to alleviate boredom. I also spent some time over here.  At first, I was honestly like, oh, this ain't so bad. I'm going to get a lot of stuff done. It turns out, no, I have COVID and that's meant not a lot of motivation and a lot of sleep and doing COVID tests. So I'm doing one right now. It's also meant a lot of watching. I have a giant TV. Look at this giant TV. It's huge. And I can connect it to my phone. I can watch anything that my phone can do. So in the last, like, five and a half years since Orin was born, I think I've seen six movies. Parasite, Knives Out, Little Women, Cocoa and Kanto and Into the Spider-Verse. And I decided I'd just go ahead and double that in a matter of days. And so, since I have nothing better to do, here's seven movie reviews in four minutes. I started out with Dune and I was pretty fevery at this point, so I'm not sure if she should take my opinion super seriously. I've also watched a lot of Dune content over the years. I sort of had the thought while I was watching it. Why? Like, it felt a lot like all of the other Dune things I've consumed. If the answer to why is because movies look better now, they're prettier, then yes. Okay, I accept. It looks very good. The vibes are very strong. I'm definitely gonna watch the next one. I cried one time during this movie. Second, we watched Shang-Chi, which I really loved. I was really in it. I did start to think that maybe I'm a little bit over superhero movies and their ability to turn every single plot point into a fight or chase scene. I know that that's the whole point of a superhero movie. So, like, it's not on Shang-Chi, but...ugh. I cried two times during this movie. One was because of Katie, the other was because of a dragon. Third, suggested by Sam Reich, was Derek Delgadio's In and of Itself, which was the best thing maybe I've ever seen. This, a live audience one-man show, kept my attention better than Shang-Chi and its thousand intricately choreographed fight scenes. I did not look away from this screen for a moment. It was definitely the best 90 minutes I have spent in this hotel room. I cried maybe 300 times and saying that that was my favorite thing was something because of number four, Everything Everywhere All at Once, which I have heard lots about and for the first, like, 30 minutes maybe, I was like, yeah, yeah, this is what I was expecting. They didn't just make a cerebral sci-fi kung fu thriller and they didn't just make it hilarious and absurd. They also made it all about the only thing that matters, which is people loving each other. And those rocks. The rocks, John. I was so worried that they were gonna do this thing to me, but they didn't do the thing to me and then they went and got that raccoon. Accurate count of number of cries gotta be in the double digits. Number five, uh, Lighthouse. I get why people suggested that I watch it, but I will remind you I'm trapped in a hotel room. Really good movie at letting you know what it feels like to be insane. My subconscious did put me to sleep during it. Like, I had to pause and go back a while just to fell asleep, which worries me. Like, what? What about that? Did you find relaxing? I did not cry during this movie. Number six, Detective Pikachu. Which I watched directly after Lighthouse for some reason. But in a weird way, not knowing very much about Pokemon, a similar kind of fever dream. Frankly, I was delighted. I was not surprised by all but one of the plot twists. The guy who does the voice of Pikachu, A+, great. And I cried zero times, but it almost got me. It really did. And our final film was Palm Springs, which I did not know about until Craig Benzene told me about it. I think a lot of people might hear like the synopsis of this one and be like, well, I've already seen Groundhog Day. And no, very different, but you know, also funny and touching and extremely clever. A lot of conversations were bound to be having right now. I liked it a lot and I cried one time. John, I'll see you on Tuesday.


In South Africa, what brought about liberation was active citizenship and this campaign is a wonderful example of active citizenship. It's also a great honor for me to speak on a platform with such esteemed people in support of that most revolutionary of things, a truth teller. And particularly, I would like to say what an honor it is to share a platform with Laurie, for it is your courage, your imagination, and your humanism to conceive of a better world. That is so important at a time when as we listen to those names of people who are suffering because of their commitment to truth, because of their commitment to a better world, we have to ask ourselves, what is going on? How is it possible for these corrupt mediocrities, evil, evil people whose primary and overwhelming concern is their own material well-being, their own political and economic power? How did we get to this point? And how on earth do we get out of it? And I want to talk and forgive me for being slightly personal and slightly anecdotal in doing this. I want to talk about two aspects of why Julian has been treated as he has. Because it is, of course, a tragedy and a travesty of justice that we need to be here at all. Let us remind ourselves that what Julian has revealed in the most powerful way possible, in the words, in the writings of the powerful, how they have undertaken illegal invasions, illegal in terms of their own laws, illegal invasions that have led to numerous deaths, to torture, to war crimes. And because he dared to expose the militarism and the arms trade that underpins it, this is a trade that accounts for 40 percent of all corruption in all global trade. This is a trade that as we sit here tonight ensures that American and British bombs dropped from American and British jets piloted by Saudi Emirati and mercenary pilots is murdering innocent civilians in cold blood in Yemen in our name and using our tax pounds and dollars. And who benefits from this? Who benefits materially and politically? And it's not always as direct as the case of our former Prime Minister Theresa May, who as she continued to sell arms into the Yemen conflict, as she gave the go-ahead for bombings in Syria, her husband through the business that he runs, which is invested primarily in the very defense companies that were profiting massively from these military outrages. It's not quite as direct as Theresa May and her husband were benefiting, but it's as pernicious and egregious because it is the politicians, their political parties, who receive extraordinary sums of money from all of those involved in this deadly trade. The military and intelligence leaders who leave office to get paid in retrospective bribes with huge signing on bonuses of the very defense companies to which they have given contracts while they're supposedly serving in public office. It is the corporate executives who might at one point want to run a good company, but as soon as they realize that when they pay a bribe, they receive part of that bribe in what we call the feedback principle. Just as Sir Richard Evans, Executive Chair of BAE Systems at the time that they paid six billion pounds in bribes on an arms deal with Saudi Arabia, was rewarded with a six and a half million pound apartment in Mayfair in West London. Or Margaret Thatcher's son, Mark, who has paid a 12 million bribe on that same deal. These corporate executives soon are not looking for someone to sell weapons to, they're looking for someone to bribe because that's how they can make the most money. And of course the intermediaries, not the shadowy dodgy arms dealers of Hollywood films, but the besuited multi-billionaire arms dealers who live in the most expensive parts of London. The bankers, the lawyers, the auditors, and the consultants, all of whom become incredibly wealthy on the back of this trade in death. And of course, all of this is protected by a veil of national security imposed secrecy. The very veil which people like Laurie and Julian and others have been courageous enough to try and pull aside so that we, the citizens of the countries doing these things, can see what our leaders are doing in our name and with our money. But let us also never forget that power and its compliant media will never give up anything willingly. That the only way power concedes is when enough of us, for long enough, struggle against that power to overthrow it.  As we sit here and imagine the foreboding that Julian must be sitting in his cell with tonight. As we sit here, let us commit ourselves to the sort of struggle that hopefully tomorrow, but if not tomorrow, in another tomorrow, will finally set Julian free. And what gives me hope that this will finally happen is because I had the enormous privilege as a white, comfortable, privileged South African to play a very tiny and insignificant role in the struggle against a legalized system of racism, apartheid. And you know, at very little inconvenience to myself, at very little inconvenience to myself, I was forced to leave my country, South Africa, in the mid 1980s to avoid serving in the apartheid military. And the night before I was needing to leave the country at somewhat short notice, I drove up to a hill that overlooks Cape Town. And I thought to myself, never in my life will I see my homeland again. Because that's what everybody thought, that the strength and power of the apartheid state supported by the British, American, and many European governments seemed immovable. If someone had told me at that point, that just five years later, Nelson Mandela would walk free from 27 years of prison. But four years after that, he would be the country's democratically elected president. I would have not just questioned their level of political understanding. I would have questioned their sanity because it seemed an impossible dream. But that is what happened. That is what happened in South Africa. And the reason it happened was because the vast majority of South Africans refused to stop the struggle for freedom. They made the country literally ungovernable. And with the support of ordinary people in every corner of the world, they forced the banks that had been bankrolling the apartheid state to make it much more expensive for that state to continue its legalized system of racism and oppression. It was done by ordinary people, people like you and I. And South Africa's democracy has not been without massive challenges. After over 360 years of racist oppression, that's hardly surprising. One of those challenges is the way in which military corruption elided from the militarized apartheid state into our young democracy. Just four years after our democracy, the country decided to spend $10 billion on weapons. Weapons that we didn't need, weapons that we have barely used. This was at the time that our president, Tabo Mbaki, told the six million South Africans living with HIV or AIDS that we couldn't afford to provide them with the anti-retrovirals they required to stay alive. Over the next five years, because of that policy choice, 365,000 South Africans died avoidable deaths. 32,000 babies a year were born HIV positive because we couldn't afford mother to child transmission treatment. But we could afford to spend $10 billion on weapons because conservatively the defense companies led by BAE systems championed by Tony Blair paid $350 million in bribes. But you know what? In South Africa's young democracy, where our investigative media puts a country that is supposedly home to the world's oldest parliament to shame on the 11th of April next year, I along with over 200 other people will give evidence against former president Jacob Zuma and the French arms company Thales who bribed him for that corruption. But today, I live in a country where Tony Blair, one of the most corrupt war criminals on this planet, not just walks free, but every time he opens his mouth, every mainstream newspaper in this country, especially the Guardian, fawn over his every word while an actual truth teller is tonight in jail. So let us remind ourselves that to change our political system, to change the nature of the world that we live in, that benefits not even 1% of the population of this planet. It is up to us and no one else. And so let us say together tonight and let us say together tomorrow morning and let us say until Julian is free. Justice for Julian.


It's easier to keep an eye on the competition and what they have planned. Oh absolutely Cole. The more people in a loud match, the more unpredictable. This is why... This victory...


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Me ollaan nyt tunturamme, että me ollaan tunturamme. Mutta, kun me ollaan tunturamme, niin voitko Matias sanoa, mitä tunturamme on tunturamme? Se on tunturamme. Tällä hetkellä, kun me ollaan täällä hirveän päivässä, tunturamme on tunturamme käsittelyä, joka on tunturamme pwc-konsultaamista, Branding and marketing aid from San Francisco agency, legal services from dot-tier attorneys, and as a cherry on the top, something that money can't buy, flights and accommodations to San Francisco to meet the creme de la creme of investors in the valley. And now it's the time. Let's welcome Iron's Life Mode Networks, Miiskan, and the head of jury, Rebecca Lyn, who will tell us the winner and how the jury made their decision. So we'd like to thank the three companies for coming today. They were incredibly well prepared. It's very impressive to see such a diverse range of companies here that have made it to the finals. So I want to thank all of you. So they told me I had to do criteria first and then announce the winner. So our criteria was fairly specific and standard. It's what's the go to market? This is probably one of the most important things. Like how fast can you penetrate the market? How well thought out is that? And how much time and capital is that going to take? The second one is how large is the market? Even if it's small now, how fast is it growing? And then how big of a company can you make from that? The third criteria was how well your solution actually addresses the pain point. And then the fourth criteria was presentation. How crisp? How clear was it? How well did you communicate? And I am excited to announce the winner, which gets sort of a half point for creativity on the name, which in Hebrew means residents of God is Miiska. Thank you. Very good job. Thank you. Tito Spalion. Hivas Womi. Thank you very much for the belief. Let me get a little bit into the name, because you know you don't think about maybe God that much when you think about machine learning. But I just like to say maybe one or two words about that. So the name actually means a place that you have to build where a very special thing resides. And that's exactly how our tool works. We wrap machine learning models with something that monitors them. They reside inside of it, and they're learning all the time. And that's what the Miiska is. So I would encourage all of you, no matter your faith or association, to dip into ancient texts that you love, because they might have some really creative solutions to your modern problems. Thank you.


Hello and welcome to the craft box. My name is Brendan today We are back on the runescape walkthrough thinking my Bobby to I don't even know what I'm calling this series anymore But today we're on episode twin No, no wrong series. We're on the episode 13 I believe So last episode we did Trinone Village Quest Um Yep, it was a lit mate Okay, where are we going? Flight of the East Coast of Carmeger, Al-Qarid Dig site east of Barok, Berthel, Tevely We're gonna go to Endaris Okay Sweet sweet. Okey-dokey Um So today We are gonna be doing the jungle potion quest So why we're here in Carmeger is because we need to come up to this house here. So let's run over there My people are afraid to stay in the village. They have returned to jungle. I need to Commune with the gods to see what fate befalls us. Oh my god You may be able to help with us. Yeah, sure Me how can I help? I need you to make a special brew a potion that helps me commune with the gods for this potion. I need very Special herbs that are only found in a deep jungle. I Can only guide you so far as the herbs are not easy to find with some luck You'll be able to find each herb and turn And bring them to me I will then give you details of where to find the next herb and return for For this great fiver. I will give you trading in herblore. Okay Oh, yeah, I find a grimy herb Clean snakeweed that took really quick. That was easy.  Yeah level 25 herblore. I Can make banish oil and renar Definitely, okay Oh, yeah, this is a really low level quest so I'm just gonna switch to number one because we don't want to Do that times 10 a sharp G sharp energy. Okay. Okay. That was easy peasy. Yay green wizard No, bro, we are here to distract you and that's what we're gonna do Let's see how Arianna's doing. She's going out Whoo, whoo, okay, let's do it again. This is fun Okay, she did it. Yay She did it. She did it. She did it. She did it.  We have dealt with the problem without any help 70 mine drones and air talisman a magic lamp, which is cool Okay, that's cool. Yay rune crafting level up. Okay To rune crafting levels. That's cool Okay Nearly another level and magic. Okay So that was cool. So thank you for watching Next episode probably be doing more of this sort of stuff So, yeah, thank you for watching and subscribe so you know exactly when the next episode is and I will see you next time. Goodbye


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here So we're gonna be talking about screen five again here today So today we got an exclusive new poster in the Woodsboro horror film club group on Facebook The new poster that we got was for screen five of course And it shows us Ghostface wielding his knife in front of his face or their knife in front of their face And in the reflection of the knife we have Sydney Prescott and Ev Campbell in all of her gorgeous glory So this is one of I think at this point three new posters that we've gotten so far all of the posters all three of them have been Amazing there was one that did just say coming soon, but now I think this one and the original Had January 14th on it. So I think this is a sign that they're very confident in sticking with that January 14th date No signs of them moving the film at all We'll see if they go and commit to a day-in-date release That's always something they could do they could always announce that very later on in the year December Maybe closer to the release date next year January sometime about a day-in-date release But hopefully they'll commit to just doing theatrical only and this will be one of the biggest slasher successes in Recent memory for us since Halloween 2018 I'll say or I guess in this case since Halloween kills But I'm just saying Halloween 2018 because Halloween 2018 Overperformed compared to what Halloween kills this I would hope we can get the same thing for screen five. So The other thing I want to talk about with this was this bloody image that we got of they also shared like a new image of a Doorknob with blood on it and this image of course seems to be in the Mocker house Where this is taking place or what has going on here? Whether or not this is even be gonna be in the film or if this is just like a promo still We'll have to wait and see but I believe this would have something to do with the film And it looks like it's in the Mocker house at what point in time I would have to predict This is I would say of course this is when Ghostface terrorizes the party that goes on at the Mocker house and Somebody would probably have died in that closet that or somebody was stuffed in the closet This might also be happening during the final showdown between the now revealed killers or killer and the Protagonist the new final girls Sam and our returning final girls Sydney Prescott and Gail Weathers Who many people don't even there's a lot of people I've never really thought about this with Gail, but she could be a final girl She could be considered a part of the Sydney Prescott Final girl discussion. She's been right there since the beginning. She's been in the final confrontation with the killer many times and she's just always been the Outside of Sydney Prescott the other lady that we had leading the leading the group was Gail She was always right there even though the two were at each other's necks in the first two films She was always right there along for the very in confrontation with the killers Even part of scream not as much as scream 3 but definitely in screen force I don't I don't think a lot of people will give her enough credit for being a final girl Gail Weathers that being but So I would imagine that that image with that bloody doorknob is gonna just be in the Mocker house during the party and That'll be something that happens at the very end. I would only assume If the Mocker house party happens earlier in the film I think that would be a clever way to throw us off But I feel like what they're gonna do is just try to Be very formulaic in the sense of certain events that happened in the original They're gonna happen in the order that they happened in that film in this film We're just gonna be updating it for a new audience while still being a continuation in and of itself without being a remake full-fledged anyway So the other thing I wanted to talk about outside of those images was just how The other thing I guess they announced today was with a box of cereal They're gonna have coming out soon our very own scream cereal. I'll leave a link to that in the description of this video I think that's all very exciting things the marketing so far. I remember we were all kind of like oh They're not doing enough. They're not they're not gonna make any money at the box office at this point Because they're not they're not even promoting the movie now the marketing started They're not even showing any signs of slowing down if anything I feel like each little thing that comes out as signs of them speeding up We already have a second trailer that we know is coming We don't know when exactly we're gonna get it my bet would be again sometime in November Maybe early December definitely of course before the January 14th release date There's a lot of stuff that they are doing fine right now in terms of the marketing The fact that the ghost face voice was added to tiktok very nice touch I do want to say that I know a lot of people are getting out of hand with it I know that personally just because of some of the things I've had sent over to me from peers and how they're using the app is like that's not what that's for But go go crazy and promote the film I've also seen people discuss how people seem to be like developing a Ghostface cult of sorts on tiktok. I'm not on tiktok. I don't really use that app I literally downloaded it for the ghostface text-to-speech feature. That's all I downloaded it for once that's gone I'm removing that app. I don't use it So this whole cult stuff that I'm hearing about people using the text-to-speech and just doing weird stuff on tiktok I'm not surprised but I guess you know the more attention the better Hopefully that'll reflect in the money that gets raped in when this film opens up this upcoming January Also, I know that within the poster going back to the whole Sydney Prescott reflection thing I like that they're gonna use her still of course. I had no doubt in my mind that they were gonna do this No doubt in my mind. I'm glad that they're using Nef Campbell to market the film Brings let Sydney Prescott be the thing that brings people into the seats Moundly I guess Negative thing for that would be the those who see this and then they sit down and the story is not really focused on her anymore She's just kind of there. I think that's part the part where they might have some people who aren't satisfied Unlike us those of us who are studying this trying to figure it out well before we even watch the movie Even if you aren't just staying up to date on all the things coming out poster wise character updates trailer wise TV spots if you're just gonna go all in and watch everything digest everything and just go into the movie pretty much knowing it Front to back that's again fine. Everything is not about the element of surprise. I just feel like the people who see this poster If this is something that they start to share with amongst I guess outlets because again This was an exclusive in this Facebook group If this is something other outlets start to share and maybe if they use it at the theater, which I don't think they will I just feel like some people would see this because you know Some people aren't looking up every little detail like some of us do and they see Sydney Prescott's reflection And they sit down and it's about someone named Sam Carpenter I can see a lot of people being disappointed just because of how a lot of people again They're not searching every little thing like I know I do and other people do so Neve Campbell being a part of the marketing in this poster very nice to see she looks amazing as always The character of Sydney Prescott. I know we all are hoping and praying that she'll make it out alive There's no doubt in my mind that she is going to make it out alive Like I said before I've said this in many of my other videos. I wouldn't mind if the character died I just know that you probably don't even have anything worthy of killing her off for so don't bother Also, you want to honor and respect West Craven so don't do that either But let me know what you guys think about this down in the comment section below if you haven't of course make sure you subscribe turn on Postification in this video in the description. I have links to my social media accounts on Facebook Twitter Instagram You can message me there, of course, let me know is any movies news or reviews You like me to cover in the future and with all that in mind guys. I will see you in next video


we are kicking off the best of 2020 series on my channel and we're starting it all with the best skincare of 2020. Hello my friends I feel like 2020 was a disaster in so many ways but for me my skin kind of did a 180. I'm going to be showing you 10 products that I discovered this year that I feel are really really good and I feel have affected my skin so well and I'm going to be showing you three devices also that I feel like in conjunction with the skincare have really helped my skin turn a corner this year and despite menopause because I have had the menopause hot flashes from you know where and the skin changes and all of those things so I wanted to share these with you it's really great skincare also if you're new to my channel I want to say a special welcome to you thanks so much for being here and I hope that you do decide to subscribe don't forget to hit the little bell icon because that is how you are notified I think YouTube has finally got that all figured out so some channels we're not getting notified mine being one of them but hopefully YouTube does have that figured out by now and also if everybody that is here wouldn't mind just giving me a quick thumbs up it does help my channel and for all of you that have been here with me for a while thank you so much for all of your fantastic support of my channel and my videos appreciate you more than you know all right we're just going to start with what we do and then go through it as far as the steps the first step I do at nighttime is take off all of my makeup and I do that with this hot alabo cleansing oil I discovered this this year and I really love it it does take everything and it completely breaks it down and helps you to take it off and for me this is a great one I love cleansing balms as well the good molecules cleansing balm is one of my very favorites but I've been using this since I ran out of that and I really do like it they do the same thing this one you probably get a bit more in here it's taken me a long time to go through this I'm about that far down almost done but I will repurchase this again it's just been one that really takes all of the makeup even the waterproof mascara off and I love it now I will say that my secret weapon to actually getting all of the mascara off are these microfiber cloths this is what I take my makeup off with at night and there is nothing like this I will link these below they come in a pack of five for I think around eight dollars or so so that's really good compared to the makeup eraser that everybody touts it's the same cloth it takes it off just as good I use the oil in conjunction with the um cloths and it's just wonderful then I will ring these out really well rinse it out really well with water and I'll go in with my second cleanse which has been the rosewater daily cleansing gel from Good Molecules now Good Molecules came out with this this year and I love the way this makes me feel for a second cleanse my skin doesn't feel stripped and yet it feels clean and there's a kind of a balance there when you're talking about different cleansers you don't want to strip away so much that your skin feels tight but you don't want to leave an oil behind because then your serums won't sink in and I feel like this one achieves it very well and also use this in the morning I kind of switched between another one that I've had for quite a while from derma e the glycolic which I love but this one is a great cleanse at night after your oil also I know you guys have heard this from me so many times but from Good Molecules is the niacinamide brightening toner now this one came to me I believe the end of last year I'm not a hundred percent sure on that but this has completely helped my pores do a 180 if you have large pores you will probably see a difference in your pores after one bottle of this I know that it was just weeks for me and I felt like my pores were so much more refined this has niacinamide in it licorice root and alpha arbutin and all of those products are products that have been known to brighten the skin and niacinamide does a little sweeping effect with our skin as well and helps those pores flush out the sebum too which is really good so I use this sometimes I will use it at night as well but mostly this is my morning toner love this stuff it is something that I will not be without it is just awesome and this is probably I don't know like my sixth bottle or so so I repurchase this over and over again and yeah it did come to me approximately at the beginning of the year and it's just been an outstanding product also what came to me this year is from crana cell and this is a serum the serum contains bifida galactomyces and I believe a little bit of niacinamide as well it is a pretty good size bottle I think it's about 1.7 ounces on it and what I love about it is I was using the secret key galactomyces and the isntree bifida formula which there's nothing wrong with using those separate because you get huge doses of each of those ingredients separately and both of those ingredients are a fermentation process so they really have the effect of being able to brighten and make the skin smooth and just really help turn back the clock as far as what I've noticed so far and I really love that this serum has both of those in so I don't have to have two different products I have both of them in here now the bifida in here I think is around 60 percent and the galactomyces around 30 maybe a little bit more on both of those I use this in the morning and evening and the reason that it's so good is the people that were making beer those fermentation processes they noticed that their hands were looking bright and pretty and that they didn't have wrinkles on them and that they and by the way isn't that cute right there okay I have a story to tell you that I told in the other video as well I've got a cut here I've got one on my finger and then what this is so you know I have a puppy now and his name is Ollie and he was eating a bone the other night and he'd had this bone I don't know four or five other times so I didn't think anything of it but he ate it and too it was just kind of a tube and he tried to swallow that and it was like this long and he's a puppy and so he he swallowed it but then he was like crying because it was like stuck and there was no way it was going down it had to come out so I stuck my fingers down there and I had to try and grab it and in the process he thought he was being attacked or I wasn't being nice or something and he just bit down on me and yeah I got a mother's love is what I got I just I knew that I had to get that out of him and I did I pulled it out and the bone was all bloody and I'm like oh no he's got blood down his windpipe and then my son looked at me and said mom that's your hand and I hadn't even noticed anything I knew he was biting I knew it hurt but I hadn't even noticed because I was so worried about him so yeah these are my war wounds from extracting a bone from a doxin so one of those things all right let's move on with my next product which is from Imagine Dermatology and this is the hyaluronic hydration honey this is a super charged moisturizer if anybody has been following me for any length of time you know that I have uber dry skin and especially in the winter when we turn on that um forced air heat that dries everything out and then where I live as a desert pretty much the humidity even doesn't get up much past 8% normally so you turn that on you get those cold winds blowing all of those things contribute to my skin looking like leather and being so dry and feeling like it's going to crack but these kinds of products are what I use in order for my skin to look supple and nice and this product not only does it have hyaluronic acid in it but it also has polyglutamic acid in it now that has four times the amount four times the ability of hyaluronic acid to hold water we know that hyaluronic acid holds a thousand times its weight in molecular water but polyglutamic acid is four times that four thousand times its weight in water so you definitely want to spritz your face before you use something like this but it also has urea it has trehalose and it has lactic acid all of which have been known to soften the skin and give that really jolt of moisture and then it also has dermal amino acid complex in it it's just a really good serum I don't know that you would need many more serums if you were just somebody looking for that boom of hydration into your skin it's just awesome and I have loved this it does the job make sure you use like I said maybe spritz your face with some water before splash it with some water use this and then go on to another serum whatever other serums you like or if you want to just put a moisturizer on top of this fabulous absolutely fabulous I also want to share with you from Simply Beautiful this is a micro polish this one was sent to me and as you can see I haven't used very much and that's because this stuff goes a very long way this is micro fine beads set into a clay like product so when I use this I use it right after I have used my cleanser and then I go in and I just polish my skin a bit with this now you can use a chemical exfoliant lots of people like that I do that about once a week with the ordinaries AHA BHA peel that red stuff that looks like beet juice but this one right here I just use on mornings that I feel like my skin doesn't need that deep exfoliating that deep overturn it's just needing a little bit of buff to make it look a little bit brighter lots of people don't like having a physical exfoliant they feel like it kind of tears their skin up so be careful if you do have sensitive skin I want you to be mindful of that the micro fine beads they're very very fine so I don't feel like it irritates my skin and some days my skin can be very angry at me because of my retin A but this one right here just seems to take off all that dead skin and just helps to be able to quickly go and polish my skin and make it look brighter and I've been loving that one as well also another one that I am very very impressed with this product this is from niad and this is the neck elasticity catalyst now I am not one that normally goes for any sort of neck cream but I thought I would try this because it just looked different than all of the neck creams I've seen the ones that I've tried you get them on and yeah they feel okay as they're going on but there is a product in there something that they use to make you feel like you're getting a tightening effect that will eventually just sit on the skin and as you are putting on your makeup or as your maybe putting on your sunscreen or something it balls off and that drives me crazy when some product gets on my skin it's not sinking in and it's balling up and making you know a mess of my makeup that I've just spent 20 30 minutes doing but this doesn't you can tell that this is a very thick product I'm not crazy about the delivery system however they say that the double size of this comes in a different delivery system but this is a very thick product that looks like the consistency of honey it doesn't come out very easily at all you have to really kind of almost dig in there I store mine upside down so I don't have to and I can just touch the top but as I'm putting this on my hand it feels silky it feels lovely it doesn't have a great scent it smells like it's definitely got ingredients in there that should be helping and I feel like this just penetrates the skin goes so seamlessly into the skin and just makes my neck so soft my neck and my decollete and then I go about halfway up my cheeks for this situation right here with my skin I know that my skin is very saggy after I lost that 100 plus pounds it was just hanging and just felt awful and I started using this along with a device that I'm going to show you in just a second but I was using the device the LED light is what I'm going to show you but I was using that and I didn't feel like I was having the effects that this does especially for the smoothness and how silky my skin feels now and I just can't say enough about how well this sinks into your skin I know that this is not inexpensive but I did get mine from skin store so if you're interested they do have sales all the time get on their mailing list and you can get quite a bit off so I do love that one now in talking about this led light I actually have two and the reason I have two is because I talked about this one that is cordless on my channel and you can't get this one anymore I've looked and looked for it and you can't find it anymore so I wanted to try another one that could show you guys and this is my red light therapy it does come with different heads and they just pop out and then you can pop them back on and the green one I am excited to try I haven't had enough I haven't had enough time to test that one out but they say that it helps with dark circles you guys know I complain about my dark circles all the time so I'm excited to be able to try that one for dark circles but this is further this is red I love this one as much as I love the other one because you can really just put it where you want to you get that targeted led light the red is for cellular turnover to help collagen so as you're turning over those cells and as you're promoting collagen through the red light therapy your wrinkles diminish and I'll tell you the most I've noticed is right around my mouth and right at my 11s I have terrible frown lines because I've always been somebody that really spent a lot of time with a lot of facial expressions everybody knew what I was feeling and so for my lips they have terrible vertical lines I have the 11s I have bad lines across my forehead makeup is smoke and mirrors people but this is what is tried and true as far as helping those this year I have really felt like this led light and then the other device I'm going to show you has helped me so much actually there's two more devices I'm going to show you it's just helped me so very much it's helped me to be able to feel a little bit better about aging and how quickly all of these things are coming on me especially during menopause and then I heard on penny's channel about this isntree green toner for it green tea fresh toner and the reason that I was so excited about this is the study that penny showed is that this green tea put on your face about 15 to 20 minutes before you do your led light will boost the efficacy of the red light 10 times if I can find something that's going to boost what I'm doing 10 times you bet I'm going to jump on it and that's what this is this is just a fabulous product that has really helped me and I am telling you I do this every single night and this has really made a difference it just seems to be accelerating the process of rejuvenating those fine lines especially around my mouth my mouth has just something has happened to where I feel like everything is so much better around my mouth no more harsh harsh vertical lines I still have them somewhat but no more harshness and I'm just really loving this and I'm trying to be really really patient with my eyes because I have a lot of like I said a lot of expression lines the eyes are a little bit harder but along with the eyes I actually won in a contest on instagram this naira device so this was gifted to me but it wasn't gifted to me as an influencer and you have probably seen the naira everywhere this is five to ten minutes for me I do use it around my mouth and I use it in these marionette lines or nasal labia folds that's what those are called marionette lines are down here but I use it in those I use it around my mouth I use it on my leavens and all around my eyes and I if I could do it I would like be doing this everywhere but this has really helped me a lot too this has five different settings and you pick a setting that is right for you when I first started I had to start on level one because I have a temperature that runs about a degree lower than it should and so I felt like things were just a little bit too hot for me because it is a laser so it's going to get a little bit hot on you and you would need to be a little bit careful about that start on a lower setting bump it up as you need to but this has just been so good for around the eyes now I still have these deep deep wrinkles and I still have all of that expression lines that are right there but I do feel like at rest that they're much more diminished and when I say at rest it's just like when I'm talking to you and we're you know chatting I don't feel like they're so bad like they used to be so I'm loving that I love that I was able to get it and that I can share it with you and share my experience with you I've really noticed that this fold right here around my nose has been diminished quite a bit and it's not for anywhere except for those heavy wrinkles and like I said I do use it all the way around my mouth I do four different passes across like you know in a pattern where you're going up just a little bit and going up just a little bit but yeah whatever's happening with my mouth over the devices I'm using I'm going to keep on it because it's that good and the LED light is probably the first one that I would recommend for all of your all-around turning over the skin and helping with the wrinkles and the fine lines and then this one this one is really good too I really didn't plan on talking about devices too much but this is the end of the year this is what I've gotten for this year so we might as well just talk about it this is the microcurrent mini it is a microcurrent device and it is meant to help your skin help lift your skin and help get results with your sagging and I got this one particularly because the new face has a very big ball that you run across and then you have to put on a different head in order to go around your eyes and I didn't want to have to buy both of those this is not an inexpensive thing this is quite expensive but I knew that it was going to be an investment for me and I knew that I wanted to do it so I use this all over my neck and then I use it on my jawline I also use it to help carve out some cheekbones here I use it in between my eyes I use it to help lift my eyes my forehead and I do use it around my mouth and because these little probes are smaller I'm really able to get into these little areas that I need to to help lift them I didn't buy all of these at once this year I was sent this one I was planning on buying it before I won it but I was sent it so I didn't buy them all at once it's kind of been a progression for me but I will tell you that these are three that I absolutely love having I want to try out for you guys an LED that is the complete face when you've seen the masks and then the one that goes down the neck that's my next purchase coming and to let you guys know whether or not that's worth it but if you're wanting to get started right away this isn't that much it was really quite inexpensive for me and I want to recommend that to you okay last three actual skincare products I have two moisturizers the first one is the glycolic cream five percent and this one is from prescript skin and this is a great moisturizer I have been in love with the suko yaka suhara for such a long time for being a thick moisturizer this one is thick as well not quite as thick as that one but the glycolic acid in it I love that as well because it gives that little bit of turnover and my skin just seems so smooth and so nice when I do use this a little bit too heavy to go under foundation but in the morning I have been using this radiant sole beauty this is the brightening moisturizing cream and this one is a little bit thicker as well but it's just light enough to go under my foundation and yet because I am so dry it is thick enough to give me that hydration I need throughout the day I have really been enjoying this I've been loving the glycolic as well but this one is for night and this one is for the day and they're not that expensive I was really surprised oh I forgot to tell you that I did get sent these by i i herb i herb whatever you say it but I would recommend these to you anyway because honestly they are both beautiful creams and I'm going to repurchase them absolutely because I love what the glycolic cream does as far as that smoothing and I feel like it does the smoothing because it's exfoliating and then this brightening one oh and by the way this has niacinamide in it shea butter and adenosine adenosine is the heart medication but in this particular cream it's being used as a skin aging supplement so it's been used to soften to brighten and to affect the signs of aging with dark spots and all that kind of stuff so I do really like that one a lot lastly no dermatology this is the tinted moisturizer with an spf of 46 in it this is wonderful this one is light it's moisturizing if you have a tendency to not want to wear foundation this has that tint in it that is so pretty so I definitely want to recommend that and tell you that it's got a great moisturizer in it I feel like it the moisturizing agent is fantastic now I will say that if you're an oily skin gal again you might not like this as much because I do feel quite a bit of slip in there but I use it all the time and I love it I do two pumps on my face and then I do another pump for my chest and my neck and my ears and the back of my hands whatever's left over I put on the back of my hands any time anyway anytime so I wanted to make sure I told you about that this was a product that I was so glad I found this year that's it for my 10 finds of 2020 plus three different devices that I feel like has just made such a fantastic difference and I'm so excited about them so I hope this was helpful to you all 2020 is almost over and I'm going to continue to continue to bring you the best of and in installments of different things so keep watching are there skincare products that you discovered this year that you are just gaga over I would love to hear that from you let me 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Take one man with a dream of the past, let him face the future on the sheer cliffs of a towering mountain. That's our story, Ascent, taken from the files of John Steele, adventurer. Friends, this is John Steele. We're back this week to bring you another story of action and excitement. And this is one of my favorites. Some of my guests I've known quite well, and others only slightly. But this week's guest I know very well. Larry and I have been friends ever since he was an awkward kid. I've watched him grow into young manhood. Believe me, I'm quite proud of him. Suppose you take over from here, Larry, before I tell the whole story. Folks, this is Larry Marshall. I guess mountain climbing fever runs in families. That's the only explanation I could find, because believe me, nobody was more surprised than I was. You see, my dad was killed in 1938 just before the war. He and four friends set out to climb the Dernalberg, one of the lesser peaks of the Swiss Alps. And, well, they just disappeared. I was a kid away in prep school at the time, so I got all of my information secondhand from my mother. It seems they sent out search parties, but they never found them. I wanted to go home, but mother said it wasn't necessary. I remember lying in my bunker, but school late at night crying. Swearing that someday I'd climb that mountain and find out what happened to my dad. Then the war came along, postponed my plans. But after the war, I took my discharge in Europe, wrote the families of all of dad's original party, asking them to help finance the expedition. And this was the surprise. They all wanted to come along. So I went ahead to Oberhofen, the little town at the base of the mountain, and settled down on a cozy inn to wait for the others. Within a month they were all there, including John Steele, who'd come over at mother's suggestion. It's good to see you again, Larry. Oh, it's good to see you too, John. John, why did mother ask you to come? Well, you know how mothers are. Still doesn't trust me to take care of myself. I wouldn't say that. It's hard for your mother to realize. John, I've been through a war. I know. I'd resented under any other circumstances. You mean because I was your dad's closest friend? Yeah, I guess so. Well, that's the only reason I came. I'm glad you did. I was supposed to go on that trip with your dad. Oh, I never knew that before. Yes, everything was all arranged. Sonny, you never told me. Canceled my plans at the last minute. Why? I don't know. John, does it strike you as strange that all these people wanted to come along? Oh, I don't know. It must have been 10 years. Why should they want? You did. Well, I had a reason. Maybe they have theirs. What do you mean? Just conjecture. You're not worried taking a group of avatars up the Dornalburg, are you? Oh, well, they've all had some experience. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah. Besides, with you along, we're both seasoned climbers. Yeah. Well, come on. You may as well meet them now. Okay. It's certainly a strange collection. I'm not surprised. Well, folks, here's the fellow we've been waiting for. John, this is Michael Murphy. John Steele. Hello, Mr. Murphy. Call me Mike, John. Everyone else does. How Mike it is. Mike's brother was on the trip with dad. Yeah, I remember. John, this is Jerry Livingston. Hello, Jerry. How do you do, Mr. Steele? Well, since we're being informal, why don't you just call me John? Well, I'd rather not. Whatever you say. Jerry's in the same spot I'm in. He lost his dad on the trip, too. Yes. And this is George Weishart. Oh, Steele. Doing a little celebrating, eh, George? Nothing wrong with celebrating... No, of course not. It's just that if I'm going to guide this party, then I'm responsible for your safety. I've been up a lot tougher mountains than Dornalburg. This time of year, any mountain stuff. Well, don't worry about it. Dornalburg may have killed my brother. But it won't beat me. I'm sure George will be in shape by morning. Oh, sure. This is Virginia Hamilton, John. How do you do, John? Hello, Virginia. Isn't it just too exciting for Wales? I suppose you might say that. I mean the anticipation and everything after all these years. Yes, of course. I know just how mother felt the night before they left. Perhaps.  If you'll excuse me. It's sort of elemental. Of course. I feel almost... Yes, Virginia. We have eight days of hard work ahead of us, folks. Are there anyone who feels he can't make it? No, of course not. Okay. Larry's gotten all our equipment ready. Now, I've arranged for us to be awakened at four. In the morning? Yes, Virginia. We have to be on our way by five. But that's a win. Well, good night, folks. See you all in the morning. Yeah. Good night. Time to turn in, Larry. Yeah. I think I'll get just a breath of air before I hit the same. Good idea. Go on on the terrace. Okay. Weather chart looks good. You never tell in October. No. Air feels clean. That's a beautiful mountain. Yes, it is. Doesn't seem possible. What? After all these years, I'm here. I was hoping you'd forget about this during the war. I almost did. Can't wait any longer. What do you expect to find up on that mountain, Larry? I don't know. I don't know.  Yes, John. Very sure. The next morning, we made our way up through the groves and gentle slopes of the wasteland. Everyone pretty much setting their own pace. And by late afternoon, we were approaching the guide's hut. I noticed that Weishart had lagged behind a couple of hundred yards, so I dropped back to see if he was all right. Everything okay? That's taken my time. There's no hurry. Almost there now. Yeah, I know. You know? I mean, it's, uh, after five, I assume we're getting close. Oh. George, what was your brother like? I said... I heard him. Well... If you don't mind. Of course. I had no idea. After ten years, you wouldn't want to... Did I say something funny? Very. Well, I guess... I was no love wasted between me and Tom. Oh. I hated him. But then why... Why what? Why do you want to go up the mountain? You know, you ask too many questions, kid. Maybe I do. You mind your business? I'll mind mine. That's okay with me. Well, it's just over this slope. Yeah, there it is. The others are already there. Meaning? Nothing. Nothing, George. Oh, John, where's Virginia? Down by the brook holding her feet. Oh, I think I'll take some of the sand. Just call when supper's ready. Okay. Brook's just too delicious for words. I'm tired. All the back of my leg's simply thrown. Come on, take off your shoes and give it a try. All right. You've taught me into it. Isn't that simply wonderful? That feels good. Is that all you can say? That feels fine. It's not much better. Oh, it's been a simply thrilling day. Has it? Of course. Yeah, I guess it has been a good day. You guess? I hadn't really noticed. Oh. You see, I take this trip pretty seriously. Why on earth? It's something I've been promising myself that I do ever since my dad was lost. That's silly. Silly? Maybe. Why did you come along? Just for fun. Sounded like a good idea besides I was bored with New York. I see. Well, there's really nothing to be so intense about. No? You don't honestly think we're going to find anything up there, do you? I don't know what I think. Well, that isn't the silly...  Mother? Oh, I don't know. I can barely remember her. You weren't that young. I just never knew her very well. See, she and dad were separated when I was a youngster. Oh. I never saw her very much after that. As a child, I remember that she cried a good deal. She and dad were always fighting over something. I see. The only thing that I know she loved was being outdoors. Of course, dad couldn't stand that. No. Come and get it, kids! We're coming! Such a deal. Huh? Oh, really, Larry? Don't be a dode. Come on, I'm simply starving. By mid-morning of the next day, we had reached the foot of the glacier lying between two huge ridges that swept up the Dornalberg. When we got up on the smooth ice of the glacier, John insisted that we rope up as a precaution. So we split up into two teams, Steele, Virginia, and Weisshard on one rope, Jerry, Murphy, and myself on the other. John led the way, sounding with his ice axe before each step, and watching for the discolorations that were sure signs of the voids under them. A sense of uneasiness was growing inside me. I wanted to know more about these people I was climbing this mountain with. Exhaust! Okay, Virginia. Can't waste time if we're going to make the first terrace bike dark. Five minutes more won't make that much difference. How you doing, Jerry? Okay. Well, just sit where you are. Yeah. You okay, Mike? Strap on my rucksack's been loosening up for the last hour. Oh, well, I'll help you. Really beautiful up here, isn't it? Yeah. So clear. There, try that. That's much better. Cigarette? Oh, thanks. Lips are about to split. We'll use more wind-burned trees. Must have a gallon of the stuff on now. What causes those ice towers? Oh, buckling pressure where the glacier meets the mountain. Beautiful. Yeah, to look at, you mean. Yeah, what do you think? Well, if one of them falls over and starts down the glacier, well, you don't want to be in the way. I see what you mean. Pretty risky, huh? Well, nothing about mountain climbing that's easy. Makes me wonder. What? What we're all doing here. Why did you come? Really, Mary's idea. Who's Mary? Pat's wife. He was my brother. Oh. See, I was always crazy about Mary, and when Pat was lost, well, I waited the proper time, then I asked her to marry me. She said no. Because while Pat was legally dead, she still felt married in the eyes of the church. Kind of a funny attitude, because after all, they never did get along. Oh, I see. Whose fault was that? Who can say? Pat was a nice guy. Mary is a little hard to live with. I think I could get along with her. Uh-huh. Anyway, she said if I came on this trip and found any real evidence that they were all killed, then she'd marry me. The search party's never found them. I know. Well, then what? The only unusual angle of the whole deal was the fact that just before he left, Pat took $50,000 out of the bank in cash. That's a lot of dough. Yeah, for a trip to Europe. Yeah. Okay, folks. On your feet. Okay, John. Uh, listen, Mike, I want to talk to Jerry.  Yeah. Yeah, sure. That's just between you and me, Larry. Right, right. Well, have you rested, Jerry? Oh, much better. You've been kind of quiet all day. Well, I've been thinking... I know what you mean. They came up this glacier 10 years ago. Maybe over the same route. Maybe. It's the closest I've been to Dad for a long time. What do you mean? Oh, I don't know. I kind of feel him all around me. Must have been quite a guy. Oh, the best. I thought they were over him. Yeah, I understand. No, you don't. No one ever loved his father the way I loved mine. Well, take it easy, fella. It's just it's been so long. Yeah. Nobody understood him like I did. He was such an idealist. Nothing ever worked out for him. Maybe it wasn't such a good idea you're coming along on this trip. Oh, no, no, no, Mike. My psychiatrist said it was the best thing in the world for me. Why? Well, he says it's not knowing that it's made me so nervous. Oh, I see. He says maybe if we can find proof that they were killed, maybe I can be myself again. Well, maybe he's right. Yeah, but what's that? I don't know. Give your eyes open. What is it still? Ice buckling. Look at that tower shaking. It's going to fall. Watch it, sliding down the glacier. Head of this way. Get over. Come on, Jerry. Come on. Maybe that's how dad... I just... I'm sorry, Phillip. Mike, help me drag him. He's not coming. Hang on to it. All right, grab his legs. Right. Give it to him. That was close. OK, Mike? Yeah. OK. Jerry, Jerry, come on, kid.  Dad! We made it over the ice falling up to the first terrace. We made it over the ice fall and up to the first terrace by dark. The next morning, Virginia's ankle was so swollen that John decided to deliver with a tent and enough supplies while the rest of us pushed on. It had turned cold during the night and we all pulled on extra sweaters and mittens before we started climbing. We worked our way up the gentle slope of the terrace till mid-morning when the ledge became noticeably narrower. What do you think, John? Terrace is good for another couple hundred of yards. I haven't seen anything that looks scalable. I've been watching, too. You've got to find something soon. Maybe we should have started around the other way. Never lose altitude if you can help it. Cardinal rule of mountain climbing, Jerry. It really cuts in here. Yeah. John, hold it. How about right here? Pretty steep. A little at first. We can get up the first 30 feet. Looks like the cliff face falls off after that. The corner isn't bad. You can get a leg on each side. It might go. I'm willing. What do you say, George? It's OK by me. It's the best we've seen. Let's go then. Right. Rope up, everyone. Right. I'll lead. Then, George, Jerry, Mike, Larry, you bring up the rear. Yeah. Tie those knots tight. I'll leave about 40 feet between you and George, Jerry. Yeah. Here goes. Don't start till he signals you, George. I know. John, there's a handhold about six inches to your right. Got it. How is it? Not too bad. He'll probably stop when he gets to that ledge. Then you go, George. I've been up a mountain before. Yeah. Sorry. A little to your left, John. Right. OK. Come ahead. Go on, George. OK. I'm gone. And that's the way it went. First, George, then Jerry, then Mike, then it was my turn. And that's the way you climb a mountain. Not in big steps, but an inch at a time.  And most of the time it's lonely. The only company you've got is the thin lifeline of the rope twisting and turning over the rocks above you.  But by that time they've gone on. And then way above you hear the leader hammering in steel pythons as you reach the tough part of the climb.  We've been climbing for about two hours and we're halfway up the cliff when I inched up to a ledge and found Mike resting. Okay, another foot and I can pull you over the ledge, Larry. Okay. Little to your right. Yeah. That's it. Okay now. Thanks. Oh, it's holding us up. Cliff bulges out right above us. Took John a little while to work around it and get on top. George and Jerry make it okay? Yeah, yeah. Once we get on top we'll be all right. You ready for Mike, John? Okay, send him up. Okay, get going, fella. Yeah. What's the matter? Nothing. Feel all right? Just a little tired, I guess. You want to rest? No. No, I'm okay. I'll work you away straight out on the ledge about 10 feet and then start up. Right. Right. And that's it. Another couple of feet. Okay, now up. That's it. There's a toe hold to your right up about a foot. Don't look down, Mike.  Now, can you reach that python? Don't think so. Well, look, shift your weight to your left foot. Good. Now, stand on your toes and lean for it. Can't make it. Don't look down. I'm slipping. Hang on. I'm gonna fall. Grab the rope, kick it away from the cliff. Help! Mike! Is he hurt? I don't know.  Help me. All right, hang on. John, lay him up. He's hanging right below me. Right. We'll get you, Mike. Just hang on. That's it. Keep him coming. More. More. Another 20 feet. Hang on, Mike. 10 feet now. Keep him coming. That's it. Five now. All right, hold it, John. I can reach him. Don't reach for him. Pull him in. Right. All right, slack off. Hold it now. Okay, John, I got it. Loosen the rope. Cutting my chest. Yeah, you're okay, Mike. It's a close call. Yeah. Yeah, let me see that cut. How is he? He's got a bad cut on his head. How's he feel? How do you feel, Mike? I'm scared. Weak. He's weak. Better send him back down. Right. I'll lower the grappling rope. You let him down 50 feet. He's over the hard part. You make it low from there. Right. I'm sorry, Mike. Nothing but foolishness anyway. What do you mean? He's dead. Everyone knows it. Oh, I see. Why should I risk my neck coming at this mountain? No reason. If you find anything, let me know. I will. Wish I knew for sure he was dead. Yeah, I guess you do. We lowered Mike back down the cliff till he could go on by himself. Then I worked my way up to the others. Once over the bulge, the rest was easy, and we made the second terrace my late afternoon. During the night, a heavy wind blew up, and a first-class gale was blowing. But John and I left George and Jerry to look out for the equipment and we went on up the terrace. If the ledge went all the way to the top, we could give it a try, wind or no wind, but if the ledge ran out and we had more scaling to do, we'd have to wait for a break in the weather. Too bad if we have to wait. Yeah. Only have supplies for five days. I know. We're cutting it pretty far. Well, maybe the terrace goes all the way. Maybe. It's funny we haven't seen any sign. Of what? Dad's party. What did you expect? Oh, I don't know. John, what's that? What? That pile of stones looks like a cannon. Wait a minute, Larry. I got to see it. Maybe Dad's. Take it easy. It is, John. It is. Are you sure? There's a tin can in here. Let's see. All right, wait until I get it open. Anything in it? Yeah. It's a piece of paper. What's it say? Wait a minute. It says... It says Lawrence Marshall. July 28, 1938. It's got signatures of all the others. Let me see. You're right. Well, now we know they got this far. Yes, we do. You don't seem surprised. I've known all along. How? Those pythons I was hammering in coming up the cliff. They weren't my own. They were already there. I just wanted to be sure they were tight. Dads? Yes. Why didn't you tell me? I don't know. I don't get this, John. This whole thing is mixed up. Why? All these people wanted to come with us. They all had their reasons. Well... Some of the things they've said don't fit. Like what? Like Mike. Said his brother took $50,000 out of the bank before he left. Yes. Weisshard acted like he'd been up this mountain before. I see. Weisshard is the only one I really can't understand. He brushed me off and I tried to find out why he was here. I can tell you. You can? Yes. Ten years ago, George Weisshard was tried for the murder of his father and acquitted. Why? Insufficient evidence. The state's star witness was his brother. And he disappeared on the Dornalberg two months before the trial. Oh. George has been partway up the mountain before. In 1939, he tried to climb it alone and failed. That fits. How? Every one of these people wanted to go with us for selfish reasons. Yes. And everyone on Dad's trip was unhappy through no fault of his own. Everyone except Dad.  Huh? I mean really well. Well, I was away in school a lot. Dad traveled six months of the year, but I thought I knew him. Maybe I didn't. I don't think you did. You know, from the beginning, I've had the feeling you didn't want me to make this trip. I didn't. Why? I can't explain. You think Dad and the other... I don't think anything. I won't forget that, John. And somehow I'm going to prove you wrong. We went on up the terrace until it started to narrow, and we knew we were going to have to scale for the top. Then we went back to the tents and spent the day working on the equipment. The wind blew all day and late into the second night. But when John woke me at four the next morning, the gale had died down. Jerry had burned his hand badly on the premise stove, and John decided that he couldn't make the try for the top with us. We started scaling the cliff right where we'd found Dad's caron, me leading, Weishart next, and John on the end of the rope. And John had been right. Every time I reached a tough passage and needed a python, I'd find one waiting just within arm's length. By noon, we were resting on a ledge just short of the top. The bald dome of the Dernalberg stretched 200 feet above us without even a hand hole in sight. Nothing but smooth, shining rock. The ledge on which we were standing circled off to our left and we decided to skirt the dome until we found something scalable. We worked our way around for 50 feet when the ledge suddenly narrowed to three or four inches. But we could see that after a passage of 20 feet or so, it broadened out again. It was our only chance for the top, so we decided to take it. I tightened the rope around my chest, worked my way out on the lip. Chest and face jammed tight against the cliff. I moved along an inch at a time, trying not to think of the 7,000 feet of air under me. Inching and resting, inching and resting until at last I felt the ledge widen under my feet, and I was over. Then it was Weisshard's turn. That rope's tight. Think I'm a novice? Okay, okay, get going. Atta boy, George. Keep going. Lean into the cliff. That's it. Let's get snarled there. Don't rush that, keep moving. That's it, yeah, that's it. Don't stop. Keep going, George. Rest in another three feet. Tired. I gotta rest. Don't stop. I gotta stop. Keep going. I'm tired. You're slipping, George. Hold forward. I can't hold it. I can try. George, the rope is slipping. When something like that happens on a mountain, you just gotta try and forget it. You gotta push on, try not to think that it might have been you. John made it over to me. We worked our way along the ledge again. Finally, we found a cleft in the dome that looked scalable, and we started up. Like before, there were dad's pythons waiting to give me a hand. In an hour, we were 10 feet from the top. All right. That's it. Reach that python. Pull yourself up to that ledge. All right, it's easy from here. Okay, John, I'm up. We're right with you. Come on, I can pull you up from here. Okay. All right. It's beautiful up here. You can see for a mile. Yeah. The world seems pretty far away. Yes. Dad's pythons led all the way to the top. Meaning? They made it too. It ought to be a Karen or something around here. Take a look. I don't see anything. Look some more. John. John, come in. What is it? It's the other side of the mountain. Yes? Pythons leading down. Well? They must have come up one side. Go on. And just going down the other? Yes. You mean dad and the others are still... Yes. You've known all along. I was supposed to make that climb with your dad. Why didn't you ever tell me? I didn't know whether or not you could keep their secret. Well, Larry, what are you going to tell the others? I'm going to tell them we found the spot where they fell. Come on, John, let's get going. The title, Ascent. The story of a man who learned to lead the past where it belongs. And if you like Larry's story, why not come back next week, friends? I'll have a man who had an unusual adventure with a milk truck, a money press, and a sinister stranger. I like to call it grade A. So until next week, this is John Steele saying, a life of adventure is yours for the asking, wherever you find it. Only don't look for it. It may find you. Well, goodbye and good hunting. Remember, next week, Mutual presents Grade A, another story of suspense and action from the files of John Steele, adventurer. This is the Mutual Broadcasting System.


And then took my tongue out. Don't you dare! I've had way too many beers. Hey folks, welcome back to our YouTube channel, it's Ethan Corbin. I'm Rick, and he follows Instagram and Twitter. Juicy content. This is really juicy content. Oh, it's juicy. It's so juicy. It's bubbling. It's 2.0 of this video. You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and all. Yeah, we just did that. I think we're so sorry. Hey, turn on the phone for a second. Hi, I'm Ethan, welcome back to Gabe's School. Bye! Thanks for being here. Bye, everybody. Uh, so since we are in Denny right now, we are here at the Select City Walk, uh, at the Beer Cafe. And, uh, we've already done... Like, almost a year ago now. Yeah, I think we tried a bunch of beers, but they were all... They were all awful. ...export from India that you guys don't drink. And they weren't the popular ones. So now, we're gonna try India, drink the beers.  It's not all gonna be at this locale. So, after we try the ones at this locale, we're gonna... Gonna go to another one. Gonna go to a different locale, and we're going to try the other locale. Are we gonna do moonshine? Not in this video. Oh, okay. But, here we go. So we got some, uh, symbia. You're gonna like this. Oh, yeah? You've had this one. This one I had in Calcutta. So Rick has apparently had these, all of these. The dark stout is my favorite. This one's good. The stout is better. Oh, alcohol is my favorite. Ooh, that's tasty. I told you so, my friend. That's easy to drink. Isn't it? Yeah. And you'd like the stout. Of course I would. There you go. You know we have a lot of beers to taste. And? The Irishman's about to get schnockered. It is good. This is in, uh, first place. The yummy? Of course it is. We only have one beer. Well, apparently... This is called the white rhino, which are extinct now, which is sad. They're really all gone. I think so. Well, they might be gonna get big with their... Okay, all right. Definitely extinct. Anyways, but... I have a feeling this one's gonna be good. Because Indrani chose this one over Asimba when she was choosing the beer to drink. She chose this over Symbia? She did. She did. That's insane. Let's see. Here we go. Quite clear. Almost looks like sparkling apple juice. Are we gonna have any dark beers? Who knows? They don't like dark beer in India. That, too, is a nice light. Is it an IPA? That's what it tastes like. It has, like, at the end of it... It's an IPA. It has a little bit of a, a, a wit. Yep, flavor to it. Which is good. That's a Belgian weed beer. Yep. It's a wit. It's an IPA. Yep, that makes sense. So, yeah, I, I... That one's another easy one to drink. Yep. Very drinkable. Especially in hot spots. I would still play Symbia. Probably. And then this is in last place right now. Because we won't need it to. I'll just drink it out of the bottle. Can, man. Oh, good. It's in a can. And we got mugs for this one. This one has a scandalous woman who, if you look at her long enough, your hair will turn to stone. Wait, no, that's the other one. Beer up your spirits. Ew. Premium straw. I don't want beer up my spirit. Who wants anything up their spirit? These are all the same color. I'm not even gonna do it. Wow. Racist. Pour it in there so that there's a fricking frothy head that I can't even get through. Yeah.  Another nice drinkable beer. They're very light, summery. Beers. That almost actually hardly tastes like anything. It's my least of the three, but it's not. It's better than the ones we drank in the States. I mean, it's easy to drink and you can drink it, but it almost hardly doesn't taste like anything. It tastes like bubbly. Yeah. Like I said, it's good. It's just like that. That's a great beer to give to the kids. Don't drink kids. What do we got here? A beer. What do we got? White owl. You. Spark. Belgian wit. It's so... Belgian wit for the stand-up comics from Belgium. It's so witty. It tastes like a Belgian. We ponder on this one for a second. This one's just like that other one, the Medusa. How often do you hear that phrase? You taste like Medusa. Maybe I need to cleanse my palate. Give me a water. I don't think... I don't think it's that. Sorry. They're coming in the order that I think they are. Yeah, because like it just almost doesn't taste like anything. These two have a very... Similar. Similar taste and they're very low-key. Will you try one more time? Uh-oh. Here comes another one. Yeah, it just almost hardly tastes like anything. Anything. It tastes like a non-alcoholic. What's the alcoholic content? Yep, that's what I was just gonna say, my friends. It tastes like a non-alcoholic. I think it's only 4% or something like that. So that tastes like it. That is like a non-alcoholic beer. That makes sense. We need it to be a little higher, like 84. Like 25% or 100%. I'm about 119. Little drink gasoline. Thank you. Ah, yes. Darker bottle means darker beer. Stouts are my favorite. I'm telling you, if this is dark and bold-bodied, we're gonna love it. It's called yirah. Yirah. Yirah. Sounds like a bad word. Oh yeah, look how dark that is. I like how darker it comes out. Look at that. Not a lot of hate on that though. It's actually pretty light for a stout. Oh. Oh, that's chocolatey. Super chocolatey. Wow, that has a huge chocolate flavor to it. Wow. I think the alcohol content is... That's only... It's not a high alcohol content. No, it's not how I can... Wow, that's crazy amount of chocolate. It's like you put a candy bar in there and remove the sugar. It's good. It's very good. It's good. I'd at least move it into third. How about you? Yeah, absolutely. I'd put it third. I still, I would probably prefer the L and 2, just because chocolate's not my favorite flavor. Me too. But it's good and it at least has flavor that these two... Yeah, these two are like non-off alcohol content. They don't work. I'm agree with you. In agreement. Sorry if you like those a lot. Sorry if you like... They're good. They have no flavor. They're good. They're not as cool as these. Now, we're gonna switch low counts because we still haven't had Kingfisher. Oh my god, it was magic. We're in a new space now. This is not a nude space. Watch your legs. Oh, I wanna bet. Sorry. So now we have, they didn't have that place, they didn't have the... Good beers. Honestly, the most popular beer that I believe. In the history of... In India, I think. India. It's India's Budweiser, I think. Oh. I believe. I don't know. Well, Budweiser's a popular one. I don't know the taste of it. It is. Budweiser's a popular beer. But they got Kingfisher and Kingfisher Ultra Lager beer. And then, for all the lagers out there. Oh, another Medusa. Another Medusa premium strong beer. Uh-huh. Is it say strong? And then, more beer. Did we already have a beer? We did, but it was a different beer. It was a beer of something or other. Wow. We should have got that on camera.   Firm body. Yes. Thank you. No, not you. Interesting. Wait. Did we have a brie in the last... We had beer without the taste of the chocolate. And we had Simba. It's fine. Yeah, it's actually like... Once again, it's very easy to drink. It tastes like beer. Almost like you're drinking nothing. But it's got more flavor than the other ones that were like... Yeah, almost non-alcoholic. But yeah, so we don't have the other ones. And it's also 98 degrees, unlike this though. And too much information. Bear Grylls drinks his own pee. Come here, teeth girl. Hi. Hi. Yeah, introduce everybody. My name is Kyna. Watch this. And so we hold it. India's got talent. She made the flexes with her. See, you do that America. All right, so we have another Medusa. This one, I remember in the can, it didn't really taste like almost anything. It didn't taste like anything in the can. It does actually have a lot more flavor. That's a lot more flavor than the other Medusa. Even a lot more flavor than... Well, yeah, the Medusa doesn't add... Between the two Medusas? No, I'm not going there. It's, I mean, it's not my favorite. No, but it actually has flavor to it, which is nice. And so, yeah, that's much better than the can one. Not bad. And now, I don't like canned beer in the front, but... We need to share up on that satisfying little whistle. Just launch it. Right, I got you. The most popular beer in India. This one or this one is the more popular Kingfisher version. That one. So we're saving the best for last, apparently. I've had it before. It kind of tastes like a... Little similar to like a Corona premium, a little bit, but a lot more fizzy. I would still take Corona over it. Come here, teeth lady. All right, Kingfisher. This is the one that we got scolded for not trying, even though they don't sell it in the United States anymore. I asked. Is a Kingfisher someone from royalty, like Saif Ali Khan, who goes fishing? Or is it someone who goes fishing, trying to catch someone from royalty? I don't know. I don't like that smell. You're not going to like the taste either. That's kind of skunky. Isn't that a letdown? I mean, it's not terrible. Like, like, come on. If that was the only beer you had as an option, you would be very just... Like, I don't like Heineken. Who does? Because it tastes like a skunk. Now, it's skunk. I actually think probably has a more strong, profound flavor. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Wow.  Interesting. Yeah, not my... Wouldn't be my favorite, for sure. Kingfisher strong. Okay, well, maybe a little bit of redeem here. Good grief. Look at all these beers. How many more do we have? I don't know, but I want another five more. But we only got five more. Five more. Okay, we're going to do five more. Five more videos. Just watch this video. Not just beers. We're going to do five more. Okay, so I'm guessing this either has more alcohol content or it's just better tasting. More alcohol does make things better. That is better. That is better. Yeah, that's better than the red one. It actually tastes like beer. Yeah. Yes, this does actually have a lot more flavor. What? Put it in there.  It takes a little party. Yeah. See, I don't rave. I don't like that. Yeah, so every three kingfisher, that's the best kingfisher. Far and then the premium. Kingfisher strong is worthy and then the regular. So kingfisher, you have redeemed yourself by going strong. Yeah. Go strong or go wrong. Always go strong. Always go strong. I'll just start with more because that's a light one and then you have to be enough stronger. I'll just give it a flavor. It almost tastes like flowers. Is that what it is? Yeah, there's like a little flower thing there. It has like almost a floral taste to it. It's a floral thing going on in there. So it is almost as strong as the kingfisher strong. Daredevil strong, the beer of florists. Want another beer Corbin? Would you like this one more or the this one? I like them. I like them both because they're both strong. I don't like weak people. So there's only, sorry kingfisher because there's only one kingfisher in the plus. Oh yeah, no, the lower kingfisher. Don't be sorry. These are both in the minus. They're all for making a weak beer. So two more. A lot of Indians are going to be very upset with this. Oh yeah, like that's never happened before. I know. Mahu, maestra, wheat, premium beer. Mahua. Mahua. Mahua. Ah. Mahua. Mahua. Mahua. Yeah. It sounds all right. It sounds all right. Mahua. Mahua. Mahua. Maestra. Wheat. Mahua. Also, I don't like canned stuff. We know. You said that already. Mmm. But Dan, that's good. Yeah. Eh, ooh, you like that aftertaste? I don't taste any aftertaste. Well, your taste buds are dead.  Ooh, that aftertaste. No. There's no aftertaste. Oh, yes there is. It's bank. So where would you, where would you put that one? Well, at least it's got an aftertaste.  At least there's some taste. It's like I found dirty laundry water and just went. I was going to make a very inappropriate joke and I didn't do it. And then took my tongue out. Put you there. Bira. Bira. Strong. Well, so I think we had the Bira. Not so strong. Before. The Bira. Did we like that one? Yes. We did. No. No. Yes. Yes. I think so. Yeah. Yes. We liked it better than aftertaste, mama. Chocolatey. You like this? Oh, it was the chocolatey. Oh, it was the stout one that was chocolatey. Cool, yeah. So we didn't notice that Rick talks with his hands? I've never noticed that before. Ooh. Citrus. It does. It smells like it came from a citrus jungle. That tastes like a blue moon. You are right. You could put an orange in that thing. And it would be delicious. Blue moons like it. A great in a certain scenario. Like if it's hot, summer, day outside, you buy the pool, you know what I'm saying? I'm glad you clarified the scenario. You know, you with. Blue moons are great in a certain scenario. Yeah, you with your woman and your grandma. Wow. Both of them swimsuits. That's right.   And your grandma. And your grandma. Both of them. Because who doesn't want to have a beer with your woman and your grandma? If you have a good grandma. Nothing says Friday night like hanging out with your woman and your grandma. So this is the final one. Wait a minute. Yeah, but we're drinking right now. I don't like this one actually a lot. I do too. Where should we put this one? In here somewhere. Probably like right there. Yeah, squeeze it in there, Rick. Squeeze it in there nice. Squeeze it in there, Rick. Squeeze it in there nice. He's going to edit this out. You know, you usually say that to me in private. Please don't edit this out. Please don't edit this out. No, judgment. All gods. Oh my God. Magic. How do you do that? You change the picture. Wow, the picture's all farther back and you can see all the beers. How are we doing a reaction in India? Well, we're in India. Our final ranking will be, it's not here, but it's Simba. Simba. Yeah, yes. And then we got Kingfisher makes an appearance in the top. I think it's okay. And then we got Daredevil and then White Rhino. Be that strong. Be that strong, which is the, I believe the orange flavored one. Right, that we compared the blue moon. And then the Medusa and then the other beer. And then the Machu. Yeah, Machu. Machua. Machua. Yes, that's what I said. Machua and then Kingfisher Ultra. Kingfisher regular. Yeah. Really? You know what? There you go. That's what he did. I didn't do that. I did. I don't care. I don't care. Actually, there were some at the other one that I would have those. That were weaker. Yes. The ones that had no flavor. The ones that had no flavor. Forget what they were. Yeah, they were unforgettable. They'd go over here. Yeah, they'd go over there. So Kingfisher's not last. True. But it's not looking good.