Well, good morning everybody. Hello, my name's Ken And I've got a short talk today to talk about some work we did on the Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in hybrid SUV. Now the good news is is right now this vehicle is not shipping in the US I believe it ships in the fall this year, but we've got about a hundred thousand of these across Europe and Asia So they're everywhere. I really really wanted to bring the vehicle with me But it wouldn't fit in my check baggage unfortunately, so you've got to put up with my videos I'm afraid It's not a long talk It's a ridiculously simple hack. It's not complicated I hope that you will be as surprised as I was when we found these bugs Just blew my mind. Anyway, that it that is my vehicle. Those aren't my plates. I might add unsurprisingly a Little bit of background who are we so we're a company called pentest partners clues in the name with pentesters unsurprisingly Back in the day, I I'm really into electric vehicles And a buddy of mine took delivery of a BMW i3 About two years ago and then got an i8 about a year ago, which is an awesome vehicle. I love it. Absolutely love it You've probably seen various issues with BMW connected drive. They're their mobile application We found one the first couple of years ago It was an issue to do with the way that I remote Which is the mobile app for the i-series vehicles is is configured and there was an issue to do with the way you could force Password resets temporary passwords that are brute-forceable. You could provision a new Version of the mobile app. You could geolocate the vehicle. You could pop the locks and then you're on About a year ago. They had another issue where it was shown that The communications were done plain text that was all fixed and I don't if you saw last week There was another issue published really interesting vulnerability to do with Enumerating VIN numbers. Anyway, there we go I want to tell you about the the mobile app. So this is the mobile app for my vehicle You can do some stuff with it The the key function of it is to set up a charging schedule So if you've got an electric vehicle, you want to charge it on cheaper electricity overnight You can use the application and say right well charge between midnight and 5 a.m Which back home that's when we get cheap rate electricity, which is really cool So my car is half the price to charge up you can also You can send on the AC in the morning So if you're on a hot day cool it off But if you live in the UK you need the heat in the morning because it's freezing and raining. There you go It does some other stuff too What's really unusual is the way that the mobile application connects to the vehicle so if you have a smart vehicle You have a mobile application for it. You probably talk to it using an API using cellular data or maybe Wi-Fi This is different. It uses Wi-Fi to talk directly to an access point on the vehicle and that's really unusual I don't know is anyone else seen another vehicle that works like this It's the first one. I've seen I cannot find another one that does this There is an AP on the vehicle the mobile app talks directly to the vehicle Over Wi-Fi, that's really really unusual and that got me interested I genuinely was in the parking lot at my kids school. This is I didn't make this up genuine And I had I was looking for some Wi-Fi and I saw an unusual access point name pop up Whoa, what's that? What's going on there and spoke to a buddy of mine who kind of looked roughly where as the car went past He said yeah, that's my car. It's like what you have an access point on your car. Yeah, it's really cool So In order to talk Yeah Is it is that working guys one two one two? It's a bit bit crusty. Okay. I'll speak up. Shall I? Yeah, one two one two. Yeah, can we get some more gain on that guys? No, maybe not so I just shout. Yeah, that's much better. Good. Okay So what's some really weird Big access point is encrypted as necessary. It has a free share key. What a surprise In order to connect to it that some PSK is created on a piece of paper in O's man What's really weird is the exciting you can change in the field Although the function doesn't actually work in a theory. You can change it. The pre-check key cannot be changed And that's actually set and you know, I've looked this a while. There's some trouble here. We need to start looking at this So the SSID format to be straightforward. It's the word remote capital letters. You then have two numbers for letters So much the scary bit is the pre-check key format. It is for the lower case alpha It is six digits and the char set low case alpha is 21 characters not 26 Really quick. So we can't wait and shake and cracked it. We use some 970s before those are really going to practice for two and a half days We're building a bigger week at the moment with 16 16 GPUs that's gonna go real quick But if you're in a hurry, you can just upload some one like AWS We calculated the cost as being around a thousand dollars. That's a lot of money But this is a $40,000 vehicle. All right, it's expensive. That's kind of a trade. I think I'd go for actually We're connected to it Really unusual. So it has a stack of that clear dress 192. Once it's a 846 pulled 80 is there But there's no service running. I don't know what that's for up. I can't figure that out But T support 80 80 is open and that's what we got so you can retrieve the VIN As you can see that's disclosed there. You can also see this idea. The big one's not my car And there's some other stuff in there as well. I promise you it's not Pretty obviously binary protocol. It's a game fan Wi-Fi module very very popular module really interesting and quite fun. So Why show up? What do we do? So I hope that's going to work. There we go. So we I'm in the middle of the connection. We sniffed making some requests in this particular case. We We're actually turning on the lights. So let's follow that From one And you get a bunch of junk that of course being a binary protocol stuff into a hex dump and you get a load of interesting data very very The both Messaging so the red is the vehicle talking to the mobile application the blue is the mobile application responding back again It's really hard. I mean we first wanted to fuzz this and see what we could do But it'll only pretty much stand up for one message every 15 seconds or so the entire vehicle status as far as we can Make out goes the application and the entire status go back again. So it's really slow So we started playing around with this had a bit of a look and started seeing messaging popping up Now this particular one we were with any function we ran just Let's turn on the lights and that's a function of your mobile agent It's quite useful if you want to find your video in a car park or a car, you know, in a driveway The only slight challenge with this is that it works when you're in Wi-Fi range It's not like it's telling you to take some Wi-Fi and make the i-way and you don't want anywhere in the book You can end it when you're in Wi-Fi range. I don't know if you've ever mislaid your vehicle in a parking lot But it's on your phone for Wi-Fi. You're there anyway, right? I don't know So we started having a bit of a play around with this and we did the classics. So We chopped up the packet we replayed we chopped again Which function which part of p-cap was was actually making it work and we finally got down to a point where we could successfully make a noise Start to analyze all the packets we're doing so the message would have been sent to explain these So that pretty straightforward the bit through a smoke for a while was actually some of the messaging is six bytes and Some of it is seven bytes that really threw us. We were really struggling to make any progress with this Send that bunch add a check some it's really easy once you can understand how the protocol works It's just not rocket science. So if you want to have some fun Catch the key crack the key Send six bytes and I have video this because I couldn't bring the vehicle with me and this happens So we're no longer replaying. We just took direct car and lights come on Okay, so what it's the lights? Okay, it's electric vehicle. We're gonna start draining the battery a little bit So what you know, it's just lights, right? So then we started having a quick look at the the mobile application Got it over here went in the Android version come on There you go and started seeing how some more of the functionality was working We've done it by replay would every already achieved everything we wanted to But now you can start having a little of three So that class tells you how to construct the messages the interesting bit is down here You can start getting sorry the resolutions a bit crazy You can start seeing various functions here. So these are the commands the values need to say and that will trigger various Actions on the vehicle. So it has a battery heater to dry batteries. So when it's cold You can heat the battery up to make one more efficiently, but there's loads and loads of other fun stuff in there We've had some issues with something making some of these work, but the commands that are quite interesting of these KO kickoff You can see such seeing AC You can start seeing charge presets and that that's where things get quite good fun Do the do the bit where I go Hey And that was the one that got us interested What could possibly go wrong at this point, right? So as I said at the beginning this is about playing around with the the charging schedules That's the primary focus of the application. So you could drive someone's car You could act the Wi-Fi key and then turn on the AC So when their vehicles left on their driveway Run the AC permanently and then you get down there and believe me It's really really annoying when you forget to charge your electric vehicle in the morning It's a real problem. I've had to hybrid so you can still go somewhere, but I really like electric cars You have to put up with my crazy video. I'm afraid this is one we recorded So I want to show you this keep an eye on the hazard lights here So I'm just see the lights are actually flashing there. So the alarm is on okay The show the alarm is working the interior volumetric theft alarm is Operating the only thing I cheated with there a little bit It was like round the wheeler. Otherwise every time I do this demo, I have to replace my driver's side with my glass Kind of awkward so that's operating as it should do. However, if you send it that seven bytes and this happens That's all you need to send it guys. Watch the hazard lights there See they're not going off and the crazy bit is unless you've deadlocked the vehicle you can reach in and pop the door Okay, so we've now deactivated the theft alarm for a vehicle Now the next place we've got quite a lot of work to do on this So you now have access to unhooked diagnostics ports. So the next step was to Just because the Wi-Fi key was too short We coded this up into a nice Python script. So it's all there Now we at the same time is disclosing this we also In registration there and what that does once the access point on the vehicle has no more Wi-Fi parents Has no associations it powers down and in order to re-enable you have to press the remote key button Ten times and that It's really easy to fix this there's another way that it's be she published Which you have to press the remote key 30 times and that has the same effect. I like my version. It's quicker anyway The other fun thing about this is because it uses Wi-Fi It's You can go find the vehicles so this is the UK as I said these aren't shipping in the USA right now But that's UK. They're about 22 23,000 of these vehicles on the road right now They've had a query on wiggle and found 6,000 hits of these vehicles Parked on people's driveways Yeah, that makes things quite different. Does it mean you can find the vehicle? You know it's horrible. You drive to it You capture the handshake you come back a bit later having cracked the key and you take the vehicle now We did some some fun analysis here So we an analyzed the three weeks before we disclosed That's that lock and then we analyze the three-week window after disclosure and still 400 people have left the Wi-Fi enabled on their Outlanders Wow, so you're still disclosing exactly how to hack his vehicles go and find a car Crack the key to save the alarm steal the car Wow, that's just nuts Longer term so there is a function in the mobile app You can actually update the firmware for the vehicle. That's the firmware just unzip it It's got very little deep dog information in so I haven't spent much time looking at this But there's a bunch of strings there you can see how it's so creating the Wi-Fi connection. I think The PSK is derived in here. I'm not sure how yet. We're working on that right now I'm Quite concerned though that in order to fix this bug you're asking the consumer Connect to it over Wi-Fi One thing concerns me is this Wi-Fi connection is quite unstable. It drops out. That's just what you normally Just a little bit scary and I don't know but If that firmware update went wrong, I have quite an expensive bricks out on my driveway, I don't know about you I'll let you know how we get on with the firmware, but it's in the mobile application there I want to talk about disclosure because this is a bit of a train wreck We always We spoke to them we get no response. We spoke to them 10 days later, and I've never had such a weird phone conversation in my life I said they'd have no reports of this anywhere in the world So You just can't launch to speak to the press so I did and I spoke to the BBC and Now I'm it's be sure you think it's very serious is you and I work in mid fairness really hard They've actually really good since I think the reason they had a bit of a fail there is because When we just Not to deal with the security risk Yeah That's awesome, you know, we know what disclosure should have happened, you know, they should have said yeah, that's great Everything we go and show them what the problem is. They fix it. We ain't disclose after I wish that happened I really do There's still lots of stuff. We've got to work on we found the module in the end that took a lot of finding Actually, it's tucked away behind the front line as a costal body network control module. Usually these have gsm modules in but unusually This has got a game-span Wi-Fi module So we spent some time having a look at the connections between that module and can the stuff I'm going around that will be disclosed through to Mitsubishi obviously There is lots of extra functionality in the mobile application that's not used So for example, there is door lock control so you could pop the doors potentially We can't figure out how to make that go at the moment. It's just running out of time The other crazy bit as well is the mobile app. It really is a bit a bit flaky and You know, you're supposed to store sensitive data and stuff This is stored in an unencrypted single life database in the mobile app great And there's some unexpected functions as well. We found that one change gun status. Wow Totally we need to find where that is on my vehicle. It's very James Bond. I'm sure But just to wrap up guys, you know, we've been doing this for a long year a long time but our background is actually in industrial control systems and Scala And actually it translated quite nicely into vehicles and some of the other crazy stuff We've done and are doing you might remember the work. We did in the Wi-Fi tea kettle last year We hacked the IOT fridge last year and already working on their smart fridge this year Well, the crazy thing came out. We were asked to help with CSI cyber write a hack script and that didn't go well Unsurprisingly, we also do quite a bit of work in automotive as well The big challenge you usually have is you know, how do you get hold of the vehicles to have good Joe and get something useful? Anyway, guys, I hope you enjoyed it. We treat about this all the time Great idea, wouldn't it? Yeah I'm sorry is that again How'd you find the vehicle? Okay, so this relies upon Wardrivers going out there and geolocating the vehicles. So there's always a lag. So, you know You might see the vehicle on the road But it you know, it's moved by the time you see updates on wiggle But when it's parked at someone's house, it's highly like it's going to be there next time you drive by in the evening So, yeah, it's obviously wiggle takes time to update Although that said my vehicle was located at a trade show at a booth in London and it had been there 24 hours So, yeah, it was pretty nuts. There's another question. Yeah Have you tried the same thing on the moving vehicle? That's what I want to do next. Yeah, it's obviously you need quite a few people You need someone driving both cars and yeah, we believe it works Wait, have we tried this on a moving vehicle? The answer is no So, yeah, like very much like Charlie Miller and Chris Hull said, you know, we want to do a jeep that's speed next to it But until we reach the can, probably not so much. Sorry, but they have to be in the wide by range Yeah, yeah, it's going to be a wide by range vehicle How did you get the job on a moving vehicle? How did we get the job on a moving vehicle? How did you get the job on a moving vehicle? Sorry, just APK I used JD, but yeah, yeah, JADX or JD, that was in the job for you How much time did you spend on the moving vehicle? Sorry? How much time did you spend on the moving vehicle? How much time? So, probably about a week in total, spread over a couple of months Yeah, so it wasn't a big complicated time-consuming hack, it was really easy Do you think the reason they have a fixed PSA, ESCO, is something deeper that they just too lazy? Maybe they use SNRs again else So, there's probably a deeper question there actually, which is, why use Wi-Fi? I believe the reason is, it's a heck of a lot cheaper than setting up a GSM connection, an API, servers It's just much cheaper, I think, to have a Wi-Fi module connect direct So, I think given that this was done in terms of cost, I think the answer to your question was probably it's done in terms of cost as well It would have been more expensive to code up a method of updating the PSK So you'd be having to push updates into the module, and I think that would have cost more money So, I think it's a question of cost, frankly Yeah, so just go and search the Play Store for Inventek, or mid-specia, you'll get that hit straight away Have you tried any of the vehicles or just mid-specia? Well, that's the thing, we've only really looked at this because it was obvious Wi-Fi I haven't found any more vehicles that actually use Wi-Fi for the interface between the smart application and the vehicle Everything else goes through an API, so the answer to the question is no, because I haven't found another one that does But if you do, please tell me Actually, some cars still use it Really? Yeah Oh, wow That's even better, so it's like a mid-assist, but it contains some of them Cool, I'd really like to know about that, I'd really like to know about that, thank you For the app, do they have also, like, login information? No, but what I mean is that is there a login for the app? No, no, there is the function, you can put a pin in front of the application, but that's actually very easy to bypass So there is no auth, because there's no API But there's a pin, right? If you set it one up, yeah, for the, so there's a second pin you can enable in the self-fine application So, like, there's, after you extract the APA, like, is there a chance that the pin will also be stored? Don't know, I've never looked, actually I guess I've seen a lot of, like, apps do for cars, where they store user names in password Okay Yeah, I've never seen that So I think maybe there's also a chance that they store things Yeah, that's a good thought, yeah On the shared graphs, because, like, they remember That's a good thought, man, thank you Good Question, yes I can understand, how, how are these, how is the local lab, the legit owner, joined, not, not by You know, you have to write that key, like, I think it's about that, that, that There isn't, there was no further authentication to the vehicle Right It's the PSK, and that is it Yeah Yeah, it really is, it's, once you've cracked the key, you've got the car But how does it, how does it, how, I mean But there isn't, so they get the key in the manual, so it's printed in the owner's manual Yeah Yeah, yeah, you do have to crack a key per vehicle, yeah, quite, yeah Yeah, but there is no further off, I know, crazy Cool, any more questions? Guys, if anyone wants anything urgent, I'll be in the IoT Village for the next two days Working on the fridge, so maybe see you there, thank you


Our Lord is good. Our Lord is good. I mean it's always good to be in the presence of of God It is good to be in the presence of wonderful happy people in this place We know that this is a season of giving and this is a season of Leaving a lot of people. This is the moment they leave their city go to other place Go to visit their families spend time with families and spend time with all of these things and it's all great But today you made a good decision to come to church You made a good decision to come to the house of God and you made a good decision to come and Worship the name of Jesus Christ Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Amen. Amen. I was really hoping we're gonna sing us a Christmas song or something I got my my moves on by well next time. Amen next time next year No, this Wednesday we have a service. We're gonna celebrate Christmas a Service in the morning. We welcome everybody to it Also in a week from now They're deciding whether we should have should we have a service at 10 or 11? Everybody for 11 raise your hands Everybody for 10 raise your hands Okay, we'll have a service at 11 anything else. We want to vote at the same time while we're here Amen, so the service will be at 11 o'clock on Wednesday the church has decided now Make sure you come for the church that you've decided amen and so because usually people bail out on Christmas morning and then a week from now we'll have our last service of the year on Tuesday night New Year's service where we're gonna pray for the New Year We encourage all of you to come next Sunday. Everybody say next Sunday Everybody say next Sunday We're gonna have a prayer with the anointing water from Prophet to be Joshua Next Sunday, so we have people coming and we're really really excited It might be a little bit smaller in size But it's not gonna be smaller in the presence of God. Amen a prophet to be Joshua specifically After I asked him if we should continue to pray with anointing water. He specifically instructed and Well with a little attitude. He said how dare you ask that question whether you should pray with anointing water? or not and felt like a foolish boy and He gave us probably the most anointing water this time that we've ever received before to pray for the people in the United States and Also, he gave us this contact number We're gonna really pray that we'll be able to reach him next Sunday because the first time I remember before the prayer the Prophet to be Joshua prayed for us upstairs on the phone I mean, it was crazy things that were happening here were beyond amazing a lot of People are coming. There's a lot of people who will give millions of dollars Who will sell their home and sell their car and give everything they have just to get their health Just to be able to live without pain not emotional pain physical pain and let's believe that next Sunday It's gonna be the Sunday where we're gonna see people receive Their answers from Jesus Christ. Amen. Amen. Please be praying for this coming prayer line Please show up. Let's come early. Our service most likely is gonna be at 9 30 again next Sunday And so let's give Jesus a round of applause for all the prayer lines We've had this year and for all the good things God has done Our time is gonna come to have children in just a little bit But before that we're gonna have a time for offering and I'm gonna read a very famous verse That if money is the issue in church this verse really really Makes people afraid But it's a good verse It's in Malachi the last chapter last book of the Bible in Malachi chapter 3 and verse 10 it says bring all the tithes into the storehouse that there may be food in my house and Try me now in this says the Lord of hosts if I will not open for you the windows of heaven and pour for you such a blessing that there will be no room and Enough to receive and I will rebuke the devourer for your sakes that he will not destroy the fruit of your ground Nor shall the vine fail to bear fruit for you in the field says the Lord of hosts and all the nations Will call you blessed how many of you like that? Blessed how many of you would say I know what that that would not be bad for me. Amen. Can you say blessed? Can you say blessed? Amen, amen, you know, we may be a smaller congregation this morning, but it doesn't mean we have to be quiet congregation this morning. Amen This is the verse that describes a privilege and discipline as Christians that we have to tithe there's four different levels of Financial Contribution that we have in the kingdom of God the basic one is the tithing were tithing intent So if you're giving 1% of the income you can't say that tithing because it's not 10th tithe is 10th. That means if you make $500 that 10% of 500 is what? 50 right, so if you give five you're not tithing. It's called tipping now. It's not in the Bible It's only in the restaurants, but we use that in the church as well So tithing is 10% of what you make now the Bible here says to bring all the tithes To the house of God it doesn't say to give the tithes to the house of God What is the difference between bringing and giving see giving is what's yours? bringing is what's God's When I left to Africa and I gave my car Well, I lend my car to my sister She dropped me off at the airport and then went to pick us up from the airport now Imagine I come back from you know Ukraine and my sister would come and says Vlad I have a gift for you, and she would hand me the keys from my Camry And I would say excuse me. That's not a gift You're not giving me Camry. You are bringing me Camry Tithing is not what you give. It's God's So when we come and we say well, I'm giving God this and God looks at it says excuse me That's mine. It wasn't yours That's why it says here to bring it doesn't say it's the same thing as Lillia bringing a car to the airport It's not her car though. She's been not sure whether she's what driving or not But though she's been driving that car. She's bringing it and she's not coming with the gift She's coming with well It's his and this is what it says in here God says bring all the tithes He doesn't say give the tithes because tithes are not yours They belong to God now a lot of Bible theologians They immediately get offensive because they said tithing is Old Testament. It's under the law But we those who read the Bible know that Father Abraham who's an example of faith Tithe and there was no law Law has nothing to do tithing has nothing to do with the law and our Lord Jesus Christ when he rebuked Pharisees for being tithing out of their leaves in their garden But forgetting justice mercy and judgment and Jesus says these you ought to have done These means tithing out of the leaves in your garden These you ought to have done without leaving others undone The Lord never canceled it because it's something that belongs to God not to you I've heard a story that really kind of incurs me with that Adam in the garden when Adam ate of the forbidden fruit It was same thing as Adam eating his tithe Because if you think about it in the garden Adam was allowed to eat out of every tree But there was one tree God says don't touch this It's mine Don't that's not for you to eat of it and the Bible says well Adam went and ate of the tree He wasn't supposed to eat that's exactly what happens as Christians 10% of your income is not for you to eat of him It's not for you to buy new socks new underwears or new diapers or new food And I understand many people say I can't afford to tie I don't have enough now basic math If you don't have enough to live on 90% most likely you won't have enough to live on 100 So why don't you just go ahead not have enough to live on 90 with God and do not have enough with 100 Like one preacher said he says it's better to be blessed with 90 than cursed with 100 Somebody say man It will be the same thing as Lilia coming to the airport and says well, I cannot afford to give you this car Because I don't have a car You cannot afford not to give me this car Because you're gonna be in trouble Every person who doesn't tithe always says I can't afford to and people who do tithe They always say I can't afford not to And sooner or later you will begin to see God will begin to move on your behalf God will begin to be involved and that's exactly what it says in here It says that God begins to open doors and God begins to rebuke the devourer as a Christian for you. This is a test And this is exactly where God says test me in this now and try me And I really encourage each one of you if you're a Christian To begin to make a decision To give to God to bring to God What's already his And God will honor and God will help and encourage you the second financial thing that we do as Christians is after tithing God moves us higher where we begin to give offering Offering is anything you give to the house of God above tithing Let me mention one more thing about tithing in here.  You're like, well, I tithe Geesa is not where you go to church at And nor is walmart unless salvation army is your church You give tithing not to immanuel tv not to tbn and not to not to your grandma and not to yourself You give tithing to the house of god The house of god that you attend to the church that you belong to unless immanuel tv or tbn is your church That's where you give you don't give where you want to give you give where you belong to somebody say man Offering is second thing is offering is anything we give above our tithe after we tithe many times We come to church and we're like, you know what god has blessed me this week I just want to give the third thing that we as christians do with our finances in the kingdom of god is we give To charity means we give to people who are in need We give to people who don't have enough money to get to come to church Because no gas we give to people who want to visit their family for holidays They have not seen for 10 years and you purchase them a ticket You give to people who cannot pay rent this month and on christmas you decide to do that Charity is when you have tenants and on christmas you decide to give them a month free Charity is for example, like tomorrow We're going to be distributing gifts for families 20 families interest cities who are a below below poverty line Some of these families have lost everything in fire and have literally nothing to eat And tomorrow our church is organizing 20 baskets And we're going to be purchasing some purchasing some gifts to give to their to their children and give to those families that is called charity And we all need to be involved in that giving to people who are in need today can somebody say man But tithing offering and charity now the last thing the fourth thing Is sacrifice is when we sacrificially give A sacrifice or some people call it sowing the seed Now sacrifice Is something different than tithing something different than giving to the poor and is something different than offering My wife shared a few months ago a story about difference between sacrifice and offering when a pig And the chicken or walking by and decided to give a farmer a breakfast And the chicken says I have a brilliant idea I give eggs to this farmer you give some bacon to this farmer and this farmer will have breakfast The pig turned to the chicken and says the problem is this if I give egg if you give eggs It's going to be an offering for you if I give bacon. It's going to be a sacrifice And that's exactly what sacrifice is sacrifice is when you give something to god That it hurts Do you remember the woman who came to jesus and poured the whole year income on his feet? That's called a sacrifice. It wasn't a tithe. It wasn't giving to the poor and it was not an offering It was a whole year's wage. So if you make 25 000 a year Imagine how many years she had to save that probably at least four years She had to save that she'd take four years of savings because you know after you make 25 000 a year You don't really save 25 000 because you spend all of your expenses and then you save a small portion A saving for years and then she takes that money She doesn't give it to the poor She doesn't give it to the temple She pours it on the feet of jesus And everybody around her says crazy woman Give it to the poor instead But she gave to the poor She gave her tithes She went something further She gave a sacrifice And that sacrifice did something to her life that god answered to her and said Everywhere this gospel is going to be preached Your name Is going to be mentioned Jesus did not rebuke her and says that's not wise woman You wasted all of your savings on my feet and then three days later. They crucify me Except when jesus was hanging on the cross the smell From the oil reminded him somebody loved me so much that was willing to give all of his money While he was suffering in pain. He was also reminded somebody loved money so much that was willing to see me die named judas And we either gonna be judas or mary And both are in the church sometimes because both were in the same place mary is pouring out and judas over there is thinking for the poor And if he would really care for the poor he would stop stealing and give money for the poor And many people who would come and say you know instead of buying the nice projector instead of buying this We should really give money to the poor Well instead of buying 50th pair of shoes you should sell all of them and give money to the poor If you're really concerned for the poor then you would really care for the poor But the problem many times is we agree we covered our greed With an excuse for the poor can somebody say man I've experienced the the issue of sacrifice Sacrifice is something that when you make it you'll never forget in your life Like pastor montan teaches and I remember three years ago Three and a half years ago. I've discovered the power of sacrifice for the first time We were fasting with our church for 21 days in january And during the fasting there's this famous book that came out by francis chant called crazy love And I give you a warning the book will make you crazy Because it's crazy love and it's going to make you crazy. I read the book during fasting. It's about radical love for god and as I was Reading the book and we were praying and fasting at that moment I actually just met lana and some of you don't know I actually broke up with her Uh at at the new years, which is not a good way to start a year And well things didn't didn't feel in my heart and my problem was that anytime I would come to a relationship Indecisiveness would come upon me so strong I would quit and well some of you know my story That's my that was my problem and I was fasting really to break that demon over my life Because I'm like the problem is now with the girls the problem is with me I'm either I think I'm too too great or something something is wrong with me And during the prayer and fasting is I really start to press into god And at that point I had all money saved up to get married for the ring for the wedding for everything I had everything everything saved the only problem is I couldn't find a woman that I could come into And during 17th or 18th day of fasting I remember driving to church and I hear this still small voice that says to me you have too much money in your account And you need to give it away And I just like every time you hear voices. I rebuked it And I said okay behind me satan Dave ramsey would never do that and Dave ramsey would never recommend that okay And so and I'm a dem Renzi disciple So I rebuked this and I kept reading the book the crazy love and I'm like francis chen does not know Dave Ramsey And I am not going to do that. I am not going to give nothing away I saved all this money. I just need to find a perfect person and everything's going to be fine But you know that thing where it doesn't leave you And I kept praying kept praying kept praying and one thing Holy Spirit placed is that I have to give away A big amount of money The number when that number came to my mind and I'm not going to tell you because that number was for me I thought I have a heart attack I thought I'm going to go crazy.  I'm becoming crazy. I can't get married. Nothing can get worse And so I took a big amount of money and I started to pray for next two weeks. What should I do with that money? And it was so amazing the presence of God filled me out with tears like God I feel like I'm closer to you I am more like you now because I'm giving and and everything and after I gave gave all of that away in two weeks I remember this like yesterday driving on the high of a 182 and literally thinking I lost my mind Literally thinking I took all that money and drain it in the toilet And I'm like what the heck just happened to me reading crazy book fasting not eating enough. It's messing with my mind I gave a big sum of money away And I was like if somebody comes up, I'm not going to be able to get married because I don't have enough money This is not going to work. The funny part Is exactly to the day Eight months later. I was married in this suit I'm wearing in the purpose. That's why it looks bigger than me For the testimony eight months later. I was married In decisiveness the some of you people who close to me knew in decisiveness was so crazy in my life I couldn't break it and I did not give that money to get married. I gave that money because I couldn't get married I gave that money because holy spirit led me not to tie. It wasn't to tie. It wasn't give to the poor It was to sacrifice Something broke in my life during that year Something changed The funny part is when we came back from our honeymoon and I did the calculation I did not go one dollar into debt to cover for the wedding for the ring and trust me My wife, she has a taste and the taste cost money And all of that stuff was satisfied and she was happy and I was not in debt And today when I look back at that point of my life I am reminded of one thing as a Christian you can't do that every month make those sacrifices But sooner or later after tithing you will go to offering and you will go to helping the poor But after that there will be times in your life like in the life of Solomon He becomes a king and he kills 900 bulls It kills hundreds hundreds of bulls to offer a sacrifice to god There will be a time in your life like in the day of Elijah before the fire comes He kills a sacrifice animals are rare commodity in those days when there was a famine He brings a sacrifice there will be a time in your life like a wise man who bring gold and mirth They're not bringing washington's and laying at the feet of jesus This was a sacrifice and you and I need to have those In your life that you look back in your life and you said there was a point What I died there was a point a bacon was cut off So that god's kingdom can be prolonged for the glory of god because somebody say amen You may not be at that point right now, but I really ask you this coming year Let the lord lead you. What do you do with the sacrifice? Who do you give it to?   I'm just gonna give it away That's like same thing is taking a seed and says i'm on a sow and you went on a highway and you sow the seed Now you can feel really good about sowing But you're not gonna reap nothing because the soil you sowed into cannot produce And with the sacrifice what we must do is we must with the sacrifice find a soil. I'll give you a hint Emmanuel tv is a very good soil Some good things grow out of that People can sow into that. There's a lot of wonderful god honoring humble loving the poor holy ghost filled Soils that you can sow into but you and I must understand in order to move further with god You must go above tithing into offering above giving the poor into Sooner or later at least once a year once in two years make a sacrifice as the lord leads you A sacrifice that could bring the fire of god into your life and bring the change into your life in jesus name That's why i'm optimistic optimistic about next year I can't help but be optimistic about next year because I know that a sacrifice draws the fire of god It becomes god's responsibility to take care of our future in jesus name amen And god is on our side amen god is not gonna ever let us go and we are going to be the people who will tithe Who will give who will help the poor and who will when the spirit leads us To sacrifice Can somebody say amen with that said I want you to take your tithing I want you to take your offering if you never tithe before and you thought it was your church trying to manipulate you out of your money I ask you that you repent of your greed and your pride And that today you make a decision you will start tithing if you never helped the poor before I ask you that you start helping the poor for the glory of god. We're gonna pray for our offering father god We thank you right now for your grace. I thank you that you gave jesus christ on the cross for us I thank you father that you always love the poor and you want us to love the poor through us god And I pray right now for every person even from hearing the small exhortation Who got challenged that today is their day to help the poor Today is their day god to begin to sacrifice and not to live just to become rich But to live to be rich spiritually and to be rich eternally god I pray that you give them the grace to do what you're leading them to do in jesus mighty name We pray and everybody said amen amen


The complete guide to web push notifications and how they work. Hey everybody, JR Fisher back at you and we're going to talk about web push notifications. These are amazing, but you got to know how to use them.   And we're going to be starting right now. Don't forget to subscribe. If you would hit that subscribe button down there, turn it from red to gray and don't forget to ring the bell, turn on all bell notifications so you're notified each and every time I go live. Or if I upload a video, web push notifications. Guys, this is, this is one of the coolest things for your marketing campaign that is out there. So you're really going to want to watch this video to the very end. So you totally understand it and you can get going today. So a web push notification is something where you can send notifications or information to somebody's browser even if they're not on your website and they can see what's new on your site and you can get them over there. It's simple to do and all they have to do is subscribe. Now, here's an example right here. This is pretty cool. Users can opt in to receive these push notifications from a website. Subscribers can get notifications on both the mobile and desktop browsers. This is why web push notifications are also called browser notifications. Perhaps the best part of using web push notifications is that users don't need to be on your website to receive these push notifications and unlike email newsletters, you don't have to wait and email them and hope they open their email to see anything. These notifications can be customized, personalized and timely, which makes them highly effective in boosting user engagement. So web push notifications are used through whatever browser they're using and almost all common browsers right now allow for web push notifications. Unlike an app notification where they have to download an app to actually get the notification, as long as they're on their browser and they have their browser open, you can send notifications to these people and it makes it so much easier. Okay, it looks something like this. Almost all modern browsers come with built-in support for push notifications. The support allows website owners like you to request your visitor's permission to send them web push notifications. Once the person opts in, their web browser will be able to receive web push notifications that are from a particular website. Now you can actually schedule these web push notifications to match that person's actual time zone since you may be dealing with people all around the world. Now let's take a quick look at the pros and cons of web push notifications and I got to tell you the pros way outweigh the cons. Let's check them out.  They work with both mobile and desktop and unlike social media or email marketing, users don't need to visit a specific website or open an additional app to view the notifications. They are highly effective with up to 50% open rates on average. This makes them very useful in building engagement on your site. Now the cons, if used incorrectly, web push notifications may frustrate or even annoy users on your site. Some of your users may already have web push notifications disabled in their browser settings, which may limit your reach. Now you may question yourself, you may say, well, does my site need web push notifications? The answer is yes. Every single site needs web push notifications. Some people want to be in touch with you and they want to know when things happen, what specials happen or, you know, when you have a discounted price or you're having a big sale or you're announcing a webinar or whatever it is, they want to know about it and those people are going to opt in and you'll be able to communicate with them. Now let's talk about how to install these. Let's say on a WordPress website, which is most common. There's a lot of companies that put out these push notifications, but you do need that particular piece of software. So I'm going to talk about push engage in this video, but understand there's other ones out there too, but I want to have one base one that I know is really, really good and that you'll get good use out of. So let's check out push engage. Now here's push engage and it allows you to easily schedule messages, trigger event based notifications, send cart abandonment notices and much more. Plus push engage also has a free web push notification plan, which is limited to 200 subscribers and up to 30 campaigns. Upon sign up, you'll reach push engage account dashboard. From here, you need to go to settings and installation settings page. You can see it right here and that's push engage. First, you need to provide your site title and URL and then upload a site logo. After that, don't forget to click on the update button to save your settings. Next, you need to generate an API key. This is not hard to do. These keys will allow your website to communicate with your account on the push engage website.  You can see it right here. Push engage will now show you the API key, which is a string of letters and symbols, you know, that gobbledoop, but you're going to need to copy and paste this API key into a text editor. Don't put it into Word or something like that because it could change it. You're now ready to connect push engage to your website. First, you need to switch to the admin area of your WordPress website and then install and activate push engage WordPress plugin. Upon activation, click on the push engage menu in your WordPress admin sidebar and then switch to the setup tab. Here, you need to copy and paste the API key that you copied in the earlier step and then click on the submit button right there. You can see it looks just like this. Push engage will now connect to your WordPress website. You can now switch to the subscription dialogue box tab and configure the plugin settings right here. Now, push engage comes with a lot of dialogue box styles to choose from. This is what your users will see as a prompt to subscribe to your web push notifications. Below this, you can change the message that's shown on the page after the user first clicks allow. This is the page right here. After that, you can switch to the welcome notification settings. This is the notification that users see after subscribing to your push notifications.  Don't forget to click update button, okay? I won't save it if you don't click update. Sending web push notifications to subscribers makes it super easy to send web push notifications to your subscribers. First, you can configure the WordPress plugin on your site to automatically send web push notifications to notify subscribers of new posts. Simply click on the push engage menu in the WordPress admin area and then switch to the general tabs settings. From here, you need to scroll down to the WordPress post section settings. You can also manually write custom notifications and schedule them or send them right away. To do that, you need to switch to push engage dashboard and click on the notifications, create a new notifications. You can see that right here. From here, you need to provide a title, headline, message and URL. This URL is where you want your users to go when they click or tap on the notification. By default, your site logo will be used, but you can replace it with any custom image you want. You see a live preview of your notification in different browsers in the right hand column. You can see that right here. You can also send a preview notification to your own browser. Once you are satisfied with the notification, you can go ahead and send it or you can schedule it to be sent later right here. Here is how it looks in a computer using a Mac operating system right here and Google Chrome. So that's what it looks like right there. Now, web push notifications are highly engaging in bringing more returning customers to your website. However, with little tweaks to your campaigns, subscription box and settings, you can further boost the push notification, click through rates. Here are a few tested tips that will help you optimize your web push notifications. Now, a few things I would suggest that you try different dialogue boxes. Push Engage has a whole bunch of different ones in there. Now, keep in mind until they clear their browser, they're going to see the same one. So keep that in mind. But this is what it looks like right here. It is smart to try different types to see how each one affects your open rate. Also, you want to take advantage of the automation features. The automation features are very helpful. They automate when these notifications are going to go out based on what the person's done, based on times, all kinds of different things. And you also want to segment your audience based on their interest. You're flying, you'll get a whole lot better conversions by doing so. With Push Engage, you can create audience segments to automatically create a custom personalized experience for your users. Push Engage allows you to automatically segment users based on the page they subscribe from, the pages they viewed on your website, their device type, location and much more. The next thing is you want to set a steady frequency of these web push notifications. Notifications can be highly useful, but they are overused and can easily become a nuisance to your subscriber. Make sure you set a steady frequency of web push notifications per week. Not too many to annoy users and not too little that users forget your brand. This is where you do your scheduling right here. Now, the next thing you want to do is you want to track your web push notifications and look at the analytics. If you don't do that, you won't know what's working, what isn't working. So it's really important that you check that out and see which ones are working, which ones are not, and make adjustments as needed. So there you have it. A complete guide to web push notifications. 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Cam, no one, Derrick, getting their first minutes, got a lot of ovation out there. What was just your reaction to seeing them getting in the action? I love it, man. I love it. You got to think so much hard work and dedication and everything else that came with it, you know, went into this moment. Derrick, right end, is on the board. His first NBA point earned to Steaming-O from his teammates. And I told Derrick, uh, my first point in the NBA came off. I got fouled. Missed the first free throw. Made the second free throw, so I told him that's a great way to start his career.


Well, hello. Are you helping? When a shepherd needs attention, everything else needs to stop. Hello there and welcome, my beautiful, lovely, intelligent, talented, and delightful internet friends. Welcome back to my channel. Thank you so much for joining me here today for a very personal story. I wanted to share with you guys today an incredible thing that happened just a couple weeks ago. I wasn't sure if I was gonna make a video about this. I wanted to kind of sit on it until I was a place where I felt comfortable to do so and hey, it looks like that's today. If you've watched either one of my channels for any length of time, either Trauma Talk or Footless Show, you know that I am pretty open about a lot of things that I've experienced in my life. One of those things, one of those things that certainly had a large impact on me as a person was being sexually assaulted and being in a very abusive relationship for about 11 months. This experience and trauma fundamentally changed who I was. Like I'm not the same person I was before all that happened. I love who I am now. I fought hard to become who I am, but who I was at that time was was so broken and so damaged by everything that I went through. And a lot of the worst of what I'm talking about happened in a place called Pueblo, Colorado.  If you happen to be from Pueblo, I apologize that I'm gonna do nothing but talk trash about your city for the next few minutes. Understand it is it's my issues. It's not you. But because there were so many very negative experiences associated with Pueblo, I grew such an aversion to this place that I couldn't go past a certain exit on I-25. For the record, this place is only about 40 minutes from where I live. So like it's not that far and I couldn't go further south than a certain exit because this place just signified terror and trauma and horror and everything bad and scary and like the stuff of nightmares and in so many ways Pueblo just held all of these triggers for me that would panic me and just send me into this crazy spiral. And I didn't like the fact that I was so uncomfortable with an entire area in my state. Like I didn't love that because I was like I'd like to get past them. I wanted to get to a place where if someone said Pueblo in conversation, I didn't feel like my chest was caving in on itself and my heart rate didn't speed up so much. And I didn't feel like I was like in fight-or-flight mode already. If someone just like mentioned this city that is not far from where I live and where I've lived for a decade. But in many ways as I went throughout my healing process as I got counseling, I figured out different ways to exist and survive and thrive and grow. This was like the ultimate boss when it came to trauma triggers. Like the one thing that I had no idea how I was ever gonna face because it was so terrifying to me. Now a couple years ago, I tried to face this fear because I thought you know what? I'm just gonna face it head-on and then it's gonna be fine. Turns out exposure therapy does not work very well for everything. And I didn't do a good job of preparing myself for this. I didn't really talk to my counselor about it. One day I just went down there with Brian. We went and got dinner and I thought everything was gonna be fine. In reality that triggered two or three days of being completely dissociated for myself. Like I was not here if you ever experienced disassociation, you know what I'm talking about. But like I was walking, I was talking, but I was my mind and my soul were not present in my skin. It was very weird and it took a while to come out of it because it was it was too much. It was too much all at once. I tried to like jump in the deep end and was kind of drowning, right? So after I realized all right, that was too much. I'm not gonna do that again. I tried to work up to it a little bit more. I talked more in therapy with it when I had the chance. Not too long ago, I made a video about going back down there again. This time I tried to plan it around very positive things. I brought two of my very best friends with me. We went down. The four of us had brunch. Everyone who was with me was someone I felt very safe around. You know, we had great conversation at brunch. Good food went for a short walk and then hightailed it out of there. For me personally, that was a huge step in the right direction. And honestly, things were okay until I got back to the spring. Some depression hit. But I was like, you know, this isn't the end of the world. I made it down there. I made it back. I'm still here. Okay. We're going in the right direction. But in my brain, this place was very much still a monster. A place that I was very scared of. It had power over me. And it makes a lot of sense that it had power over me because of the things I witnessed and personally experienced while I was there.  Pueblo and I are never gonna be besties, but I went down there with friends. I was okay. I think we're done with this. I think we're good. I didn't really have an intention of like going back there, especially on my own. I kind of thought that that would that would never happen. But a couple of weeks ago, October 30th is the nine year anniversary of the worst of everything that happened. Anniversaries have always been a little bit difficult for me the month of October. It's pretty difficult for me. And I've started trying to do things in that month and on that day, especially to intentionally change the way that I think about October or expand it. And this year, I decided to take the 30th off of work. I thought I'll go for a nice drive in the mountains with my doggos. It'll be great. But when I started driving, when I got in the car, I felt like, bear with me, this is a little out there. But I felt like my body was telling me I needed to drive down to Pueblo, which for the record is nothing I ever thought I would ever say because my body has always been like panic, red alert, don't go there, stop, turn back. And I thought, okay, I'm going to give this a try. And by give this a try, I mean I'm going to go past the exit that frightens me and just see how I feel like and turn back then. Okay, now I'm halfway there. How am I feeling? Let me check in with myself. There's no shame in turning back. But as I got closer and closer and closer to this darkness, to this monster, I felt alright. I felt present. I felt alright. I didn't feel like I was just going numb and waiting into something I couldn't handle. I felt like I was still there. I think that's the best way to say it. And I got down there and I drove around a little bit and then I drove away. It sounds like the most boring sentence in the world, like that in and of itself is not even a story. But for me, that was by far one of the biggest victories in the past decade of my life.  I know that sounds dramatic, but that's really what it felt like. Like just the epitome of everything horrible. But I was able to face it and I was able to face it with okay presence of mind. And you know, I made time for self-care afterwards. I drove around a little bit more with my dogs. We did go into the mountains. I got some coffee, went for a little bit of a walk outside and I was legitimately okay. And I cannot stress enough how much I was convinced that that would never be able to happen. Trauma is really messed up. Trauma really, really screws with your brain. It screws with your body. It changes who you are in some ways and how you interact with life and how you think about things. For me, the past 10 years have been this journey of trying to find my way out. Going through really traumatic things, especially at the hands of other people, especially at the hands of people who we are supposed to be able to trust, really changes you. Like it really changed me. It changed how I thought about myself and the world. It changed how I thought about faith and relationships. And the past decade has honestly been a struggle. I've gone through things that I think people from the outside would categorize as much more difficult. For instance, in the past two years, I lost my leg. This will never compare to trying to survive my brain after the trauma that I experienced during that period in my life, where I was going down to Pueblo, to that period of my life where really, really awful things were happening to me at the hands of someone I was supposed to be able to trust, at the hands of someone I loved and cared about. To be able to drive back there as the person that I am now, a person that I wasn't sure I wanted to exist for a very long time, to build myself into who I am now. I'm obviously a work in progress and always will be, but I am very proud of the choices I've been able to make to move towards something better, to move towards something brighter, something I wasn't sure existed. It felt absolutely incredible to go back there now as me, to go back there now as someone who has put a shit ton of time into unraveling so much of what I learned into decoding so many of the experiences that I had, to figuring out what beliefs I acquired about myself and the world that were very damaging to who I was, to be able to go back there nine years later and face the place that consistently made me want to take my own life for many years, to go back there alone and going down there with this almost presence of peace, knowing that I was going to be okay, knowing that I made it. In a way, I feel like a part of my mind has been living in Pueblo for almost a decade. Like it's had that part of me and I feel like I was able to go back there and say this isn't yours anymore, this is mine. One of the coolest things is it wasn't even that big of a deal. Like it's a big deal obviously, but it wasn't even something that I was hyperventilating about at the time. I just got up that day and started my car and was like this is where my car needs to go and I chose to listen to my body and listen to my mind and check in with myself as much as I could to make sure that I wasn't doing something really dumb. And that will remain for a very long time as one of the greatest victories of my little life. I also want to note that in this type of video I'd usually like to have footage of like me going and doing a thing because being with someone when they're doing something is way more interesting to watch on camera or on YouTube than just someone recounting a story. But for me this was something I knew that I needed to do just for me. I didn't take a single picture, didn't take a single video, I just went down there and I think trying to incorporate any other element would have taken me out of that moment, would have allowed me to disconnect a little bit more and that's not what I wanted to do. So there is no video evidence of this because for me that's exactly what I needed. It's really easy at least for me, maybe for you too. To get in a mindset where I am convinced I will never feel or think differently, feelings are pretty big, feelings can be pretty encompassing and pretty dark and there have been so many moments where I thought something was never gonna shift and when I get in that kind of a mindset trying to persevere, like trying to fight through something sounds real dumb because that's just gonna take energy and if it's always gonna feel this way I might as well just give up. To myself in those moments when I felt like that and to anyone listening who feels like that as convincing as those feelings are they are not true. The things that we have absolutely bought hook, line and sinker that are never gonna change, it's just how I feel or it's just how I think or it's just what happened and I'm never gonna get out of it, it's really not true. Though it can be impossible to see at the time there's a way out, there's a way through that. What I felt in those moments and what you might feel in this moment now is not going to last forever, it is not your fate forever. We as human beings are ridiculously resilient. We have the capacity to go through so much, many things that we shouldn't have to go through but we have the capacity to face tremendous things and come out the other side.  I am much more capable of facing life and hard things than I think I am in many moments.  There is a way through this and you will find it if you just keep looking for it. You just keep going to sleep and waking up and trying to find it. I promise you it is there. Cakes would like you to know that there is a follow-up video to this video over on my other channel Trauma Talk where I talk more specifically about how I prepared to face sort of this like really big trigger and dealing with triggers. Specifically when we're talking about PTSD so check it out linked down below and up above. Being able to go back to Pueblo, Colorado on my own was by far one of the biggest victories for me and I will forever be grateful that I was able to do that. I'll forever be grateful for all the help that I've had along my journey of getting to that point. Appreciate your time in the listening time and choosing to listen to someone are some of the most valuable gifts we have so thank you for yours today. I really appreciate each and every one of you being here. You could be anywhere in the world doing anything and you chose to hang out with me and listen to me chat for a few minutes and that means the world to me. Thank you. I love you guys. I'm thinking about you and I will see you in the next video. Bye guys.


Going on everyone Sam here late in sports cards rip in three boxes for Travis you got one twenty-two Top scroll black baseball one twenty-two tops tier one baseball and one twenty-two at tops five-star baseball, so Here's how Travis Nick and Hunter all did like a random like group break on their own So Travis has the AL East and the NL East Nick has the AL central and the NL West and Hunter has the AL West and the NL Central so we didn't do this. They're all but it like boys in real life, so they did it on their own, but But yeah, good luck guys see who's gonna get what so Travis Nick and Hunter are splitting this right here. Oh It's a redemption. Oh, oh that could be big. It is a redemption It's an encased redemption classic tops Wilson Contreras Rafael Devers blue Charlie Blackman going to the NL West with Nick to 75 All right, see who's got this autograph Fernando Tati's Jr. Boom go into Nick with the NL. Ask Congrats, buddy Nice one there not gonna be numbered, but still pretty awesome nice Tati's Let's do tier one now No peeking no peeking. Oh Nick's Nick needs a LeBron James for that one for no reason. All right, Nick. All right, first up We've got a Whitmere field 59 out of 399 is Nick again with the AL central next up NL East That is Trav Ian Anderson 179 out of 299 tier one talent a lot of and nice one to end it We got rookie auto to 299 at Reed Detmer's going to the AL West that is hunter with the AL West All right, let's finish it with you guys is five star now 22 five star. We've got a Jack Flaherty six out of 30 on the golden graphs going to the NL central That is Hunter and we've got going to the NL West. That's gonna be nightmare Nick. We've got Buster Posey All right, so on there, buddy Gotta love that man. That's fantastic. That'll do it for your guys's break Thanks as always always fun to do that style for you guys. We'll get them right out to you boys


I was very wound up, you know Underslept and kind of came across maybe a little bit abrasive towards him What do you want to talk about fairness and justice it's not fair that we subjugate the most innocent beings on earth That's not fair. Why are we doing it to them for? Why are you participating in this water? But this is a very interesting topic and we'll see what goes down. Oh my god. Here they are They're calling now, so we'll just get on the call and see what they've got to say They were spared jail which is perhaps surprising he was given a 16-week prison sentence suspended for a year while Rose Suspended for a year. They were ordered to pay 415 pounds Joey Carpstrong is an animal rights activist. This to me seems extraordinary linear You are of course you and your colleagues work in this is this the sort of sentences of course normally hand down. Good morning Hey going Nick. Um, I'm not too familiar with any of the sort of live baiting when it comes to fox hunting But I think this highlights a wider issue of how we view some animals as lesser than and I think it's a cultural issue It's like with hunting they feel that foxes are pests and they're less Superior to their hounds and they've just been conditioned to to to view these animals is so far less than that It's fine for them to sort of feed these live foxes to their dog I don't I don't think it's completely unnecessary. I think fox hunting generally is unnecessary They could be they could be doing that baiting them and getting giving them the taste of the foxes and the smell of the foxes and You know sort of rallying them up and giving them that taste for blood I don't know what sort of sick motivation they have for such an unnecessary sport this unnecessary Suffering charge that they've charged these two with there's so much unnecessary suffering Towards animals in society and it's all due to the way we view different species as lesser than and this is this this Particular subject here highlights that thanks buddy. Thanks We haven't limited time there. There was some men. There were many things I wanted to cover there But what happened is they were live baiting these Fox cubs to hounds and I guess to give them the taste of that I don't really know too much about why they would do that while they would do something so sick, but What I was trying to highlight is that There's a wider problem here with species and we've got two animals that are inherently the same foxes and dogs Okay, but hunters they've been culturally conditioned To see foxes as pests and hounds as their sort of comrades I remember like me and Nick had it out. We had it out and I got to the point with Talking about pigs and gas chambers and like what about these pigs? You know and I remember vividly his heartless statement It's just a pig bolt gunned in the skull and slashed across the throat because you like the taste of their flesh What did they ever do to you? It's a pig. Who cares? What does that mean? It's a dog. It's a dog And this is exactly what's going on in society.  There's grown selectively breading just overgrown You know broken legs can't even suspend their own body weight. They just hung up. They're kept in Absolute tragic conditions and if not, they're they're treated like products because we view animals as lesser than Bobby carves stolen from mothers in the dairy industry You know bolt gunned in the skull shot in their head with a rifle here in the UK I mean, we're talking about Fox Cubs, right being dumped in a bin I was out here in the UK a UK dairy farm opened up the bin. What was in there two dead? carves and two dead pheasants, you know on a dairy farm Exactly the same thing exactly the same thing But the same society who are outraged with the fact that they're they're feeding these live cubs Fox cubs to these hounds are the same society that pay for other animals baby animals to be abused and They cause unnecessary suffering with their food choices with their lifestyle choices in all other aspects of their life But this issue I guarantee you will cause outrage to those same good-hearted people who pay for animals Abuse and unnecessary suffering every single day three times a day four times a day in in every single other aspect of their lifestyle So whether that's food clothing entertainment animal testing all the animals that are used for non-vegan products It's causing unnecessary suffering unnecessary suffering. Look, this is this is what they said delivering her verdicts The judge said video clips recorded at the hunts kennels by anti-hunting activists using covert cameras They speak for themselves. They speak for themselves. This is this is what they've been charged with Julie Elmore Paul Reese admitted two counts of causing unnecessary suffering before the trial Unnecessary suffering they got charged with these two and they didn't they didn't go to jail, which you know like I Understand where this mentality towards animals stems from and it's the same place that Nick Ferrari's mentality towards animals stems from when he said it's just a pig It's just a pig, you know, that's what we have to unravel.  We have towards different species of animals and it's all cultural conditioning now Should they be punished hell? Yeah, they should have gone to jail should every person who causes unnecessary suffering to animals Be punished. Yes, they should but I also think they should be educated They need to be educated.  So we've got Julie at 55 and Paul at 48 now I guarantee you they've been conditioned since they were toddlers to view these animals differently if they brought up into this hunting society that they view chickens as food foxes as pests Hounds as their friends, okay dogs as their friends This is all The speciesism that's been indoctrinated into the middle young age.  Is that moral? That's got nothing to do with morality. Illegality and morality are two different things


Hey everyone, welcome back to the patch and switch consultancy and user guide to digital Microsoft Ignite. Today's super important topic, snacks. You got it. Snacks are definitely going to be important. So first off, I want to say is because it's a long event, I want to go off and my kids recommended that I try one of these super creatine CoCQ 10, 550 milligrams of caffeinated energy drinks to make sure that you're always energized and always ready to go. Apparently you've drank that entire can with how rapidly you've got that out. Now me, I want to class things up a little bit. I'm bringing charcuterie. Oh, really? I've got my beef jerky. Got it. And I have a random selection of international cheeses. I like how you think your mozzarella string cheese is international cheese. I'm going to go with mozzarella. I'm going with miscellaneous different protein bars. So you got the natural six-ingredient ones or the 300-ingredient ones of no name brands or even just plain old everyday kind of nuts and honey ones. So all of those are good grab-and-go's. One of the things I'm definitely going to miss with Microsoft Ignite being a digital experience this year is the international flavor. So as a shout-out to my friends from the Netherlands who bring these to me every single year, I have got strupluffles with special international market to pick these up. I will be enjoying strupluffles with my coffee in the mornings. Nice. Oh, you know what? There's also the very super simple ones. I'm simply going with a fresh piece of fruit like an apple and orange or banana. Those are absolutely valid options. And if you are a little bit peckish and you want a full meal because you're home, you can always grab that three-day-old container of craft dinner and turkey meat inside of one and therefore you're all set to go. Only you would bring three-day-old craft dinner to a shoot about snacks. Hey, listen, if you want more of the Microsoft Ignite experience, you're going to want to make sure you're registered. Head on over to myignite.microsoft.com. Get registered so you get the whole experience. And for more of these fun videos and maybe even something to help you out at that event, just head on over to the blog post located below because the Patch and Switch consultancy is looking out for you.


He asked you to meet him here at La Grande Maison third booth to the right Chambers Peter Chambers you were dr. Burns. That's right. May I sit down? Dr. Philip Burns tall black haired black-eyed and he looks more worried than Papa when his teenager hasn't met her curfew I'll begin quickly Mr. Chambers I asked you to meet me here because it's near my office and I can't get away for long Well, you're the client case history then I'm married wife and two small children Who at the moment and for the next three months are vacationing in the white mountains? And I'm a dentist and you're supposed to have quite a lot of money by inheritance. Yes now about this Grace Chandler. Yes, you mentioned her when you talked to me on the phone, right? Patient of mine with whom I've become rather well acquainted lately. I understand doc now Where do we fit the prosaic private eye into this? Well About two weeks ago at nine o'clock in the evening. I was home My family had already left on vacation and I was about to go out for a date with Miss Chandler Oh, I saw no harm in it. We were just good friends. Yes, of course I received a phone call from an important patient a Mrs. Griffin. She said it was an emergency I asked her to meet me at the office and I rushed over there and this is what happened.  Is that mine? It's yours. All right Got it out of your cabinet over there. What do you want? What are you doing here? I'm gonna use the gun doc and I'm gonna use it on you That's what I'm doing here, but but but I don't understand. You know a grace Chandler. Yes I'm her husband. Now.  He rose up out of the operating chair a tall man with white hair and a white mustache He lunched toward me and suddenly the lights went out But I grabbed at him and we fought furiously and then then somehow I had the gun But his fingers were at my throat throttling me In self-defense. I pulled the trigger. I got up and groped in the darkness I tried to find my flashlight, but it was gone. Finally. I reached my work table I found smelling salts and used them on myself Then I stumbled around until I got back to him and I kneeled down beside him He was dead. I got up the gun was still in my hand and finally I found the phone on my desk And I tried to use it, but that too was dead. I ran my fingers along the wire It was cut. I left the gun on the desk and I got out of there somehow I got out of there a block away I found an open drugstore and I called the police they used their flashlights found a loose fuse fixed it the lights came on But there was nobody on the floor There was no dead body There was nothing and my gun That was gone too. I Absolutely thought I was crazy mr. Chambers now look doctor was there a dead man on the floor? No question That man was dead I admit the terrible misgivings. I've been trying to get up enough courage to put myself in the hands of a psychiatrist You've been wrestling with this problem for two long weeks, huh? Yes But yesterday yesterday finally I knew that I was sane Because why doc why suddenly yesterday? Well had a new patient one Slokom Blackstone who prefers to be called blackie. That's when I knew I wasn't crazy. I was drilling his tooth Blandly he said dr. Burns you killed a man, didn't you? That's what he said He told me that the police had fished up a body from the river that the face was battered and the rest in fairly good Condition he said that that was a man. I had killed and that he could prove it What else did he say he refused to speak any further? He told me to think about it He said he'd be back tonight to talk business. Oh Good old blackmail, huh mr.  Okay, I'll be there at about seven thirty and to anybody anybody at all. I'm a new patient. I'm Let me see. I'm Martin Barnett all right mr. Chambers Barnett anything you say He gives you a few of the less pertinent facts like addresses and things and then the good doctor takes his leave You order another onion soup, but you're no longer in epicure everything tastes lousy to you.  That's my Pete never fails have you Crazy corpses Like how oh like maybe one that likes to walk around after he's dead Or that maybe has a special passion for stealing a gun from a dentist You're building up to something or that maybe has three bullet holes in him No thing just a minute What do you know about what we've gotten the morgue pal? Don't know nothing pal. Why are you here pal? Because I love you pal Look Pete now look pal If it so happens by some peculiar circumstance, you're harboring a corpse in your public morgue that meets with the specifications laid down by the uh Private eye Then as a favor the private eye would like a look see in the public morgue and what else? Oh a little chop chop chop chop, you know talky talky All right trouble trouble Let's go to the morgue talk A morgue is a temporary stopover for dead bodies they keep them refrigerated cabinets And after autopsy they're either claimed or buried in potters field Parker produces the one you're interested in There's your baby White hair smashed up face You look over the hands. They're the hands of a mature man Add enough peaty boy. Oh Yeah, yeah, I've uh had enough.  Nobody knows him. Nobody claims him. Nobody identifies him fish him up out of the river Dead by drowning no no dead before drowning Three bullets in him from a 38 and we've got the bullets They were still in him when we found him now all you need is a gun the bullets came from and whoever owns that gun The only additional information a medical examiner could give us was that that battered face had had a mustache white mustache That's right a white mustache. Are you know this guy? No, I want you to level with me people. Okay, lieutenant. Let us level I've got a case that might involve our mister unknown so far. It's confidential But well, let me spread my wings a little and i'm liable to fly right back to you So at 7 30 that evening you keep your date You're seated in the operating chair at dr. Phillip burn's office, which is on 86th street One flight up and the good doctor is drilling There you are, sir Rinse, please Janet would you fill mr. Barnett's cup again? Yes, doctor Here you are, sir All in all I'd say you have an excellent set of teeth, sir Thank you, but the drilling I can live without spoken like a good normal american citizen Uh doctor, do you want me to make out a card for mr. Mr. Barnett uh martin barnett Oh, mr. Barnett my nurse miss janet west. How do you miss west? How do you do, sir? Janet west A tall brunette with eyes like saucers And going from saucers to saucy That was her expression saucy pert and very cute There's no reason to keep you this late janet. I'll take care of the paperwork card and things for mr. Barnett Thank you, doctor, but if you wish no, no, we'll run along now Let me see now by cuspid upper mohler. Can we uh talk now rather not she'll be ready to go in a second Oh, here she is now. Good night, doctor. Mr. Barnett. Good night, janet night All right now. Where'd you keep that gun right there in that cabinet have a license for it?  Chambers? Well two things There's a stiff down at the morgue that tallies with what mr. Blackstone told you And I checked with mrs. Griffin. She never called you that night Doctor What's in this room back here? Well, that's my work room Connects directly with the operating room here. Well, I'd be able to listen to him in there. Oh, sure Where's that from outside the waiting room? What time is it? Eight o'clock That's our boy. Okay, lock me in here That's it And remember Listen him out and stall him We're alone doc. Anyway, of course you think i'm crazy.  Hey, just listen sweetie. I own a pool room downstairs right downstairs from here Yes, business you should pardon the expression. It stinks out loud So that night i'm outside getting a bit of the ozone when I hear them shots up here And then I see you come tearing out. I figure it for some kind of hassle So what have I got to lose going upstairs for a gander? You found him here on the floor right?  Yeah, well just keep the ears picked up I got your gun down in my bank vault and the cops they got a stiff with three bullets in him and they got the bullets If the slugs they got Match the gun I got You know what you got trouble by the bushland the pack clear Yes, so we're gonna work it like an annuity Just what are you selling life insurance sweetie on your life? And we'll make it an easy premium three hundred dollars a week for how long It's a life insurance policy You pay for the rest of your life Ain't unreasonable three hundred dollars a week and you know it And you can afford it think what i'm doing for you doc Yes, I'm thinking You want to hear the funniest switch sweetie? My one worry in the world is going to be your health Keep well doc and if I don't agree to your demands You'll agree. You're not one of them big dopes. You got brains, sweetie Look, I give you a few days to think about it Monday at five I show up for my three bills and then after that every monday like clockwork Hey, goodbye, sweetie See you on monday. Is he gone? Yes, a real cutie that one Yeah, real cute What are you going to do doc I'm going to pay him and what happens when he raises the ante They always do doc What's your advice mr chambers?  What is it mr chambers? Well, just a couple of questions ma'am about your husband husband. Well, I won't take up much of your time I've got no husband No husband nah Bye now. Hey say where you going? The rest of the day develops nothing And so the next day at about seven o'clock in the evening You're outside doc burn's office ready for a bit of a tail job on janet west She leads you all the way to riverdale And there a fine-looking man opens the door for her and what do you know?  You've seen pictures of him many many times Only when you saw them they had numbers beneath them rogues gallery pictures The mailbox in front of the house says michael west so you get to a phone booth and call down to parker Hello, yeah P chambers look louis You remember mike andy's the old confidence man. That's the one is he still in operation? Not lately not that I heard. Well, you're gonna hear. Do you have a daughter that guy? Yeah, lastly runs in the family. Well come and collect them. Well, what are you talking about? He lives up at the marinec 1897 belmont ad and he lives under the name of west Pick up both of them the father and the daughter Oh now, no favor, but i'm homicide remember I got more important things to do than worry about confidence Louie, how is the stiff in the morgue the one with the bullet holes? Well, still stiff still unidentified still a puzzle to me Well, i'm in the process of solving that puzzle lieutenant repeat you mean yes. I mean Pick these two up and deliver them to the office of dr. Philip burns 86th street Pick up doc burns two having there at 10 o'clock Keep the old man downstairs out of sight till I show up and don't give anybody any explanations whatsoever Okay, i'll see you in doc burns office I'll have the doc there and the girl there and the old man stashed away outside.    What's the jurist judge your lawyer? Look sweety. I got a mouthpiece by name of rebenowitz.  What What's that? We're going to do a little talking pal about a body and bullets and a river You the law jack the private law Oh, I think well, sweety. Here's what I think you'll think And here's what I think of muscle guys No get up Get up Sweety Come on Where are we going? We're going upstairs and see the dentist. There's a couple of cavities that need filling Upstairs you join the cast of characters and parker shakes hands with you. Hi repeat everything taken care of Who's your boyfriend? What what's going on here? They're all there except old mike plus a lot of cops And doc burn's eyes are popped like he's studying grace channel his muscles Mr chambers. Well, what's the meaning of all this? I had your word. It was in the strictest confidence That's just what happened to your doc confidence only add the word game to it confidence game And there stands number one miss janet west or whatever her real name is my nurse You're crazy, man.  Ah, they figured out a beautiful blackmail deal They who lights going out while you're fighting phone wires being cut in advance your flashlight disappearing What about my corpse pity with the three bullets and we'll come to that lieutenant Now think doc think Who knew you had a gun and where you kept it? Who knew where your flashlight would be and who knew you had an important patient mrs.  Now. Look, I got conned into this too. It was mike's idea all of it Look, will it help me if I talk always helps if you talk well the whole deal was Is uh, here's mike andy's But That's the man I killed thought you killed doctor just wanted you to identify him That's all we'll need him for louis. Okay castity get him out of here The other think eyeball is right the whole deal was a plant Mike got a bright idea after his daughter got this job here Oh only took the job because she knew the doc was plenty well healed.  I picked up a bum off the bowery Picked out one that looked like mike We brought him here and mike pumped three bullets into him from the doc's gun Then we cleaned up and me and the stiff were parked in the work room Also, we reloaded the doc's gun with blanks Hmm, then janet called doc burns and gave him the emergency bit about mrs. Griffin, huh? Yeah, I think then right away the doc comes here to his office and mike's sitting in his chair holding the gun And saying he's this chandler's husband and during the fight you turn off the fuse for the darkness, huh? Correct think hey the names chambers Mr. Chambers Then in the darkness after the doc thought he'd shot him and while he was stumbling around We pulled the old switcheroo switch the real stiff for mike and the phone wire was cut So that he have to go out to make a phone call right mr. Chambers, which gives us time to lug the stiff out We mark up his face and dump them in the river And the whole deal would have worked except mike got stubborn like how well I begged him to get out of the state But he figured this one was such a wrap up. He'd stay home and take it easy Eh anytime you think you're smarter than cops you're dumb On which philosophical note lieutenant I'd say it's time to transfer our transgressors to more appropriate surroundings Say like uh the who's gal And there you've had crime and peter chambers Dane clock was starred as peter chambers Crime and peter chambers transcribe was created and written by henry kane Others in the cast were bill zuckert heard as lieutenant parker ed vaguely as dr. Burns Leon janny as blacky and andiamond as janet It was directed by fred way and this is fred collins inviting you to tune in next week same time same station for dane clock in crime and peter chambers Be with us again next week at this same time for another adventure by Peter chambers in crime and peter chambers This is the united states armed forces radio and television service


Ladies and gentlemen, the Dave Rubeck Quartet. I will try to stick in this piece. When I was finished, they said it's very much like our photos. Because this piece was called Three to Get Ready, Four to Go. And it starts with very simple walls, and then it goes into two bars and three more. Followed by two bars and four more. And people were singing and kind of dancing. That's how we finished it. And they said, we've always done this far back. I thought I had some new thing happening. Ladies and gentlemen, Dave Rubeck on the piano, and Bill Smith on the clarinet, Chris Rubeck on the bass, and Randy Jones on the drums. I don't know how much easier you could shed 50 years in so short a time. You've added to what has been a very pleasant evening. You've added magnificently here tonight. We're most grateful. You know, Dave Rubeck is a Californian. You don't mind if I get in a plug for their old home stage. How to start in San Francisco, and is now one of America's most acclaimed musicians and deservedly so. There isn't anything more we can say than just a heartfelt thank you to all of you for a very wonderful finish to our evening. Thank you. God bless you.