The Equitable Life Assurance Society presents this is your FBI This is your FBI The official broadcast from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Presented transcribed as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society's representatives in your community Did you ever say to yourself gee? I wish I could make more money then I could do what I want to do well I have news for you in a recent survey covering people earning anywhere from $3,000 to $50,000 a year 90% said that if they made more money, they'd be happier That means that the problem is not how much you earn, but how to manage what you have Now there is one man who can help you your local representative of the Equitable Society He can show you how to build future security for your wife and children or to make sure your children get a good education Or how to own your own home years ahead of time in about 14 minutes I want to tell you more about your local Equitable Life Assurance Society representative Tonight the subject of our FBI file Homicide it's title the sightseeing killer In the solution of crime the Federal Bureau of Investigation makes use of every modern scientific aid Microscopes spectrographs chemical analyses and laboratory tests of infinite variety are part of the daily FBI routine But no instrument has or will be invented which can replace human intelligence and dogged determination The constant alertness and proven skills of the special agent himself are the true basis for all investigations Conducted by your FBI without him science would be helpless Together they form the combination which brings the criminal to inevitable justice The case you are about to hear is an example of these two forces acting in conjunction To ensure the arrest of a killer within a few hours of his crime Tonight's FBI file opens at a small eastern resort lodge in the sitting room the owners of the inn Two elderly gray haired women are placing white sheets over the stiff Victorian furniture, which lines the walls Jenny quiet quiet You'll have to cover her up Kora Sue She isn't bothering anyone. They've all checked out Now Jenny you'd be a good bird Come on That's better.  Oh, I'm sorry Tuck your end under the cushion. Yes Of course Dear, what's the matter Clara? Oh the upholstery is almost worn through. We'll have to get this sofa recovered next spring And hardly seems worth it. No, what do you mean by that? Well, we barely make a living out of the lodge as it is and with that new motel opening up next year We'll still have our regular customers people who've been coming to stay here since before father died Yes, but they're fewer every year And I'll wrap these miniatures and tissue paper and I'll pack them in this box Oh, it's cool tonight Winter seems to come earlier every year. That's your imagination I don't like it here when we're all alone I wish we could close up now and stay overnight in Meadville We'll leave tomorrow For 20 years this inn is closed on the 1st of october and I see no reason to change that schedule because of some whim of yours Oh Kaurasu that was mother's favorite picture I couldn't help it Clara. I saw something what at the window behind you Look like a face. Oh stuff and nonsense There's no one out there Will you be quiet Jenny? Now get hold of yourself Kaurasu. See if you can find the broom and clean up this mess Oh Now you see you've got me upset too Don't answer it Clara. Don't let anyone in. We aren't in a position to turn down customers Kaurasu. Every three dollars helps Good evening. Can I help you? I hope so. I need a place to stay tonight. Please come in I'm sure we can take care of you. Thank you You'll have to forgive the way things look we close up tomorrow. Oh, oh, that's a shame. I Was hoping I could stay on for a few days. Well, I'm sorry, but we always close on the 1st of october Well, I guess I'm lucky to get in at all even for one night Oh, hello. This is my sister. Mr. Johnson. Sam Johnson. How do you do mr. Johnson? My name is Clara Dalton and my sister is Kaurasu Dalton pleased to meet you both Uh, how do you do? Is there something wrong with me? Oh, no, no, you were giving me such a strange look. I was beginning to wonder Don't pay any attention to Kaurasu. Mr. Johnson. She's been carrying on all evening Just a few minutes ago. She thought she saw a face at the window Clara Oh, she saw a face. All right. It was mine. What? I took a chance you'd have a vacancy and put my car in the garage Then I happened to glance in the window as I came up the path I'm sorry if I frightened you mr. Dalton. You see Kaurasu. I I told you you were fretting about nothing Who is this another member of the family? That's Kaurasu's parrot. Her name is Jenny. Hello Jenny. How's the girl? I hope she didn't bite you mr. Johnson. She just took a nip.   I'll uncover chair Well, I left my suitcase in the car. I'd better bring it in before I settle down for the night Oh, you can go out that side door across the porch. Oh, thanks. Be right back. It seems like a nice young man Do you think so? Of course I do. Don't you? Well, he acts sort of shifty to me. Now why on earth do you say that? I don't know exactly. But Jenny didn't like him either She doesn't usually nip people. She's very friendly to her Oh, you know that wind's darn cold. Oh, there's some coffee left over from supper I could heat up a cup if you'd like mr. Johnson. Well, that's very thoughtful of you As a matter of fact, I didn't get a chance to stop for dinner tonight If you could fix up a sandwich too, I'd be glad to pay for it. Why didn't you say you were hungry? I don't like to be a bother.  Is the one you didn't eat? Clara, I would like- If you please Kaurasu No You don't live around here, mr. Johnson? No, I drove up from Pennsylvania. Oh, did you stop at that cave on the way? Cave? Yes, Echo Cave. It's just down the road. You must have passed it Well, I think I did see a sign, but I didn't turn off. It was so late. Oh, that's too bad It's really quite a remarkable phenomenon. Well, maybe I can find time for it on my way back Well, there you are You can use this end table to eat on, mr. Johnson. All right, that looks wonderful I'll turn down your bed and take your suitcase upstairs. No, leave it here. I'll take it up myself. Just leave it where it is Whatever you say Hmm. Yeah, this is good, mr. Alton Down the road at Echo Cave National Monument Park Service Ranger Evans leads special agent Jim Taylor along a bloodstained trail which winds into a clump of bushes How'd you happen to stumble onto this Evans? I was making a routine patrol about an hour ago and saw some blood up there near the road and tracked it down I'm glad you called the FBI field of us right away. Now this being a national park. I knew it came under your jurisdiction Jeff Hoffman was liked by everybody You know him just to speak to Worked at the souvenir counter over by the cave entrance Well, here's the body mr. Taylor. Yeah, it's not very pretty isn't it? No Looks like it was robbery as well as murder I wonder uh Hoffman carry much money Probably the day's receipts from the souvenir stand It's pretty late in the season wouldn't amount to more than 30 or 40 dollars Killings for less than that Hey, there's something over there behind that bush. Hmm man's cop Oh I may have some fingerprints on the shiny wiser. There's a name band here on the inside G column Well, let's get back up on the road, huh? I'd like you to help me make some plastic cast of the tire tracks up there I must say mr. Johnson certainly was hungry Oh, don't just stand there course. Ooh Dry the plate and put it in the cupboard. Oh No, yes What are you daydreaming about now? Nothing really. I Uh, just wondering what he has in that suitcase is so important The same thing most folks have in suitcases. I imagine clothes Then why did you get so upset when I started to take it upstairs? It probably was too heavy. It wasn't heavy at all, Clara What are you so jumpy about the phone startled me It isn't our ring. I know but it still startled me. Now.  The logan's don't like it. Maybe somebody's sick or something I only want to find out if the call is important It's funny Well, as long as you're going to eavesdrop you might as well tell me what they were saying But I only heard a couple of words and then the phone went dead like it was out of order Mrs. Logan probably heard you come on the line and hung up No, no, she was right in the middle of a sentence when it happened here. Let me try it Hello Hello operator operator There's something wrong with it. All right. Must be the storm They're supposed to disconnect it tomorrow anyway, so it doesn't make any difference What was that now cora I've put up with all the nonsense from you tonight that I Shh He's out and back again. I can hear him. He's upstairs asleep. You saw how tired you were There You heard him too, didn't you? Well, it did sound like somebody closing the barn door but The way you've been acting up. It's a wonder. I'm not seeing things instead of just hearing them Maybe that's why the phone went dead. Maybe he did something to it. Posh But where are you going upstairs? I want to see what's in that suitcase Kora Sue.  He's a perfectly respectable young man You see He isn't in there Oh, there's the suitcase over by the bed If he comes up and catches you. Oh, I don't think it's even locked No, it isn't Well, there's a jacket And a shirt And a souvenir from echo cave. That's strange He said he didn't stop there. Oh, there's something else. It feels like metal It's a gun It it looks like it's covered with blood. That's right You'll pick it up, please and give it to me Oh, yes, of course Stay where you are It isn't loaded miss Dalton. They don't come any closer.  I used it to kill a man And if necessary, I'll use it again We will return in just a moment to tonight's dramatic case from the official files of your fbi Did you ever see older people completely dependent on their children? Well, that can happen to anybody who doesn't prepare for retirement If that is one of your worries then perhaps the experience of mr. Abner willard may be helpful Mr. Willard, I wonder if you'd mind telling us how membership in the equitable society solved your problem Well, I'm only 39 years old and I make a comfortable living But the way prices are today. I can't lay an awful lot by So my wife and I started to talk about where we'd be when we're in our 60s Did you solve your problem our local equitable representative did you see I heard you talking about a retirement plan on this program That would be the equitable independent 60s plan. That's right I called our equitable man and we talked it over he explained how the independent 60s plan would provide for our future How we could go and come as we pleased and live where we wanted because we draw a handsome check every week And he also showed me how my wife would get all these good things if something happened to me What surprised me most was how little it cost Now whenever somebody tells me he's worried about the future Well, I tell him to call up my friend the equitable society man You couldn't give sound or advice If you want to be independent at 60 if you want to own your own home free and clear If you want protection for your wife and children or assurance your children will get a college education Then talk it over with your local equitable representative You can count on him to arrange the most for your life insurance dollar The solution to your life insurance problems is no farther away than your phone To get his advice without obligation Consult your local phone book for the name of your local representative of the equitable life assurance society of the united states And now back to the fbi file the sightseeing killer In the apprehension of a killer time is a paramount consideration Any delay may give the criminal an opportunity to kill again Your fbi is always ready to move at top speed to bring the guilty to justice But a mistaken arrest would only delay the final solution of the crime The federal bureau of investigation never acts unless and until it is satisfied that the right person has been found And that the evidence against him is overwhelming Statistics show that convictions in fbi cases brought to trial average well over 95 percent Both swift action and cautious investigation are the factors which have produced this remarkable record Tonight's file continues a few hours later at the meadville fbi field office Special agent william baits has just entered the office where agent taylor is working A gem supervisor davis is signing to work with you on the hoffman case Oh, i'm afraid i can use some help bill i've gone over your report anything new turn up no not much We've got a description of hoffman's car. I sent out a five states alarm, but there's nothing in the killer's so far How about fingerprints? Well, there were a couple of sets and the visor of a cap that i found in the body We've checked them against the dead men's that they don't match I sent them and the plaster cast of the tire tracks onto washington on the 11 o'clock plane I'll be hearing something soon. Oh, the coroner's report came in here. If you'd like to look at it. Yeah, thanks The time of death about 6 p.m. Blood instrument probably the butt of a pistol. That's what's got me confused Why didn't he shoot if he has a gun? Yeah Wait a minute. Hmm. Maybe I got the answer for you No The report came in from chief watson here at meadville this afternoon I checked through to see if our office had any jurisdiction and we didn't at least not on the face of it But it may tie in Filling station on davis street was held up about 4 p.m. The man forced the attendant into the washroom Tended to jump him, but the man didn't fire just ran off Apparently his gun wasn't loaded. Did you get a description? Not much detail Medium height medium build brown suit and a cap with a shiny visor that fits A cap I found fits that description. I think you've got something go Isn't davis street where the tourist buses leave for echo cave? For sure All he had to do was lose himself in the crowd get on a bus and ride out there Probably didn't want to take a chance on coming back through meadville So he stuck around until hoffman drove by got rid of him and stole his car. Yeah, jim This just came in on teletype. It's a report on those fingerprints. You sent down to washington tonight. Oh fine. Thanks very much um Here we go bill listen Gerald Collins 34 5 feet 8 162 pounds black hair Convicted assault with deadly weapons for five years wanted in california for burglary and violation of parole Sounds like our man. I'll send out an alarm Bill if he wanted to avoid meadville. He must have had it south not too far though He's smart enough to know that car's red hot by now. Yes, he's probably holed up in one of the motels or tourist camps right in the neighborhood Yeah, it's a good chance anyway. Let's check them. What do you think you're going miss dalton? Do I uh That wanted to drink of water. I'm sure you're not really very thirsty Aren't you ever going to let us get some sleep? It's nearly two o'clock. You'll be able to sleep in the car What are you talking about? We'll be leaving when the highway traffic quiet's down But You don't intend to take us with you. Well, I can't very well let you stay behind. Can I? Well, that's that's kidnapping. I know Oh, by the way, we'll have to go in your car I don't think it'd be wise to continue on and the one I've been using Who Clara? Don't make any noise I Whoever it is has seen the light. He knows there's somebody here I'll answer it myself. Don't either of you move Yes I hate to bother you this late, but I ran out of gas about a mile down the road I wonder if I could use your phone. I'm very sorry the lodge is closed for the season phones have been disconnected Oh, well, and maybe you could let me have a little gas if you can spare it I'm afraid not there isn't even a car here. We're completely shut down. Oh, I see Well, thanks. Anyway, I guess I'll have to hoof it down to the next station. Wish I could have been of more help. Good night. Good night Well, I think we can start getting underway now. I'll bring down my suitcase. You'd better put on your things Clara What are we going to do? I I don't know whatever he says. I guess I'll I'll get our coats out of the What's the matter? I just remembered the hall closet. That's where papa always kept his pistol It must still be there. I saw it when we were doing our spring house cleaning But clary, you couldn't fire a gun. You couldn't shoot a man. Maybe I couldn't quarrel sue At least maybe I can frighten him off. He told us his pistol wasn't loaded No, where did I put papa's gun? I I thought it was on the top shelf Behind this head box. Is this what you were looking for, Miss Dalton? Where did you I thought you might have an overcoat I could wear so I glanced through that closet while you were in the kitchen You should never leave a loaded gun lying around. It can be very dangerous Here's your java. Oh, thanks. Hey, waiter. Yeah Where's the next tourist camp or more child someplace we can get a bed for the night? We've been hunting all over everything seems to be filled up.  Yeah Well, and I'd suggest echo cave lodge. It's about a mile further on couple of nice old ladies running the Dalton sisters They'll have lots of room fine. Thanks very much Hey, I don't mean to interrupt But you're giving them a bum steer that waiter. Huh? Well that lodge is closed up tight for the winter I stopped there about a half an hour ago phone ain't even working. Oh, you must have been someplace else, mister The Dalton sisters never closed before october 1st It's been that way ever since I can remember and october 1st ain't until tomorrow I don't know nothing about no sisters. It was a fellow who talked to me But it was echo cave lodge. I saw the sign right out in front There ain't no fellow there unless he's a guest. You must have the wrong place. Excuse me, mister What this man looked like? Uh, I don't know kind of Youngish medium build. I didn't pay much attention. He was wearing a brown suit. It seems to me. Let's go bill There's a sign jim echo cave lodge a hundred yards ahead.  Yeah That may be collins two women with him. Yeah, I'll swing around toward the cave Hang on looks like we lost him around that last curve. Well, they can't get very far This road dead ends right at the cave entrance There's a car and stop Better take it easy bill Watch yourself. These are getting out. I guess they're all right But I don't there he goes running up into the cave. Come on I'm just that it's pretty big This is the only entrance. I'll I'll see if I can raise him Collins we're special agents FBI Hands up. Well, it's this time. Yeah, give yourself up. We're hit us in the dark Give yourself up. We'll turn on a flashlight My flash and that rock Get out of the way when I turn it on bill. I think he hit him jim. Yeah, come on. Let's move in Out called How bad do you hurt? His shoulder. Yeah, okay. Let's take him outside Gerald Collins was found guilty of murder in federal court and was sentenced to death In tonight's file you heard another example of the cooperation and teamwork which enables your FBI to serve you The report from a local chief of police furnished the killer's motivation The quick action of a member of the national park ranger service Enabled the special agent to get an immediate start on the case and the laboratory blood tests Plaster casts of tire tracks and fingerprints in washington made Collins conviction to certainty This is the kind of teamwork which no criminal can circumvent And you are part of the same team Your willingness to cooperate with local state and federal authorities Is absolutely necessary for the prevention and discovery of crime Remember if these agencies are to serve you you must help them do it Worried about home ownership Talk your worry over with your neighbor your local equitable representative He's a man who can help you solve almost any life insurance problem you may have Perhaps you want protection for your wife and children against eventualities Perhaps you'd like to find a way to enjoy life in comfort and independence when you're 60 Maybe you want to assure a college education for your youngsters Well call that friendly helpful neighbor of yours Consult your local telephone directory for the name of your local representative of the equitable life assurance society of the united state Next week we will dramatize another case from the files of the federal bureau of investigation It's subject Flight to avoid prosecution its title Round up The incidents used in tonight's equitable life assurance society's broadcast are adapted from the files of the federal bureau of investigation However, all names used are fictitious And any similarity thereof to the names of places or persons living or dead is accidental Tonight the music was composed and conducted by frederick steiner. The author was frank burt Your narrator was william woodson and special agent taylor was played by stacey harris Others in the cast were v benadiric water catlett down mccanon helen cleave steve pendleton Barney phillips and carlton young This is your fbi is a gerry divine production This is larry keating speaking for the equitable life assurance society of the united states And the equitable society's representative in your community And inviting you to tune in again next week at this same time When the equitable life assurance society will bring you another thrilling transcribe story From the files of the federal bureau of investigation Round up on this is your fbi Stay tuned for the adventures of ozzie and harriet. There's fun for the whole family when ozzie and harriet come your way next This program came to you from hollywood


on everyone Sam here with late and sports cards and we are ripping at 21 22 penini thomas optic basketball hobby six box break number 50 pick your team style got a list of our teams and names next me gonna read them off bohia b clippers brian m lakers shun y w with the thunder daniel s kings david n spurs uh david s pelicans denis h mavs grizzlies eric w wizards evan b raptors george j bucks harper b's got the timberwolves magic nuggets calves nets thank you as always harper hank b with the pacers james y sun's bowls jonathan q celtics uh kahoon k with the jazz kyle c hornets good luck again kyle uh michael h blazers kyle said let's go mellow let's see if we can pull a lamella got robert s heats ryan c rockets ryan g nicks shon m with the um uh warriors stan l pistons zion l with the hawks and sixers good luck here um let's go live on sick talk again why not why not why not us why not now shon all right guys good luck here prism FIFA world cup in releases from panini uh probably we'll be getting prism world cup in i'm not a hundred percent sure david but i would have to uh imagine that we uh are getting some prism world cup in once it releases to we got uh mt world cup coming up too so i know we're focusing in on that base there uh there's a josh giddy base rookie there you go thunder and an orange miles turner 103 out of 199 pacers five to go on the second uh elements uh six box random team we're on tragic for the raptors on the hollow 75 years james harden nets hello reigning threes chris middleton nice got red yonte murray going to the spurs 99 out of 99 on the book and ebay one one that i'm hoping for chris we need a one-on-one baby there's a uh base on that one hey james harden at the end there erin wiggins that's a hollow jama rant there you go gris denis doing well with that gris spot now uh-oh they look terrible thank god he went down to acl that sucked this is scottie barns baser he's going to the raptors that is russia westbrook dominators chris middleton lighted up non hollow hollow russia westbrook leakers pervert jones hollow derrick fevers there's one finally uh gonna do a dice roll on this 123 left 456 right we'll go for the best uh we'll go for the rest of the break unless it's a one of one a low numbered card or an autograph that is a four it's going to go right for this break as if that will go to the right with the bulls that is a lanzo ball line green 111 out of 149 we on our auto soon i know honestly honestly uh hollow isaela livers rookie for the pistons joshua premothers to be honest we should have our auto here come on baby don't short us yep looks like we do we've got charles bassie on the hollow rated rookie auto going to the um sixers congrats philly there you go philly what's up chat and dunkin robinson how you doing buddy chad the man big bones and coming that'd be cool not very early in your career yeah i don't i could see when if we'll be putting in pre-order anytime soon i just don't know yet hey let's go thanks uh four five bought his first break with us two spots and elements nice man let's go heck yeah good luck roy hachimora on the hollow not too shabby here not too bad i would say chat uh andre drummond blue 58 out of 59 that wasn't a kade was it uh kade cunningham 75 years rookie nice no complaints here i would say chat uh daveron sharp it's going to be your next auto that is another hollow going to the uh nets congrats brooklyn yeah oh yeah fred van bleat yeah we ship uh we ship internationally once a month uh four five uh christian wood so it'll take a little bit longer than like if you were to use a uk breaker obviously but um yeah all your cards free shipping out the door as well hello herbert jones going to the uh palikin orange isaya livers 76 out of one uh 99 on the orange bleat dominator zack lean yeah for sure hopefully get you something good in the random man absolutely stef curry zay livers that's hollow stef curry on the optic uh elite dominators appreciate you joining man that's awesome thanks for the support uh christ warze on the rookie for the pacers uh pyc style eddie this is a group rake so every team is a little bit different priced uh davon michael lighted up not number non-hollow isaya jackson jason kid hollow taylan horton tucker was it hollow lucadacha i know it's every time i go live dude i've had it too i've had it too i've had it too i could see him face to face or i'll tell you really tell him off james springer nice germire robinson url on the pink velocity 68 out of 79 going to the thunder nice one there thunder going right with tinduncan in the spurs talking about the world cup carl hello milestone 75 years jamal mary all right on the box three good luck here everyone let's see if we can pull a banger we need a big time auto coming out of this we didn't really hit a huge auto last half half case so there should be something pretty big i think there's only three left now awesome 25 years pete maravich isaya jackson there's a lime green chris stops for zingas 75 out of 149 three to go on the second half case of elements breaking after the first half case which goes next jimmy butler dominators exactly the non-hollow on the lighted up then tend to go on our dual case at the end of the night it's a case of gold standard and a case of nc collegiate which we are breaking right after this not after this but after our elements jt thor hollow there you go kyle nice one there man hollow carousel avert for the pacers uh probably yeah what product is it out of four five there's a scottie barnes rookie and an orange herbert jones for the pelicans 193 out of 199 optic yeah absolutely 100 percent 100 percent i would i would grade that josh giddy hollow chris middleton big auto baby come on uh jaylon johnson we got wow seven out of 25 jaylon green holy cow who has houston that's a big one that would be where the rocket's at ryan c i think ryan c had him last break dude that is nasty there it is seven out of 25 that'll do it baby it's going right with larry bird larry legend hollow jonte murray hollow spencer dinwiddie kade cunning ham on the base rookie tim hardaway jr on the blue 20 out of 59 i would just soon move rookie uh kawaii lennard one sec here guys give me well like i said one second oh but rookie evin mogley d rookies evin mogley oh chad's looking at a house tomorrow night awesome good luck dude book night damien lillard uh diante uh diandre eighton on the uh hollow there for the suns good luck i know chad said uh said it's been like really uh stressful lately yeah so um hopefully hopefully you like it when you get there chad it's a tough time to buy houses man one of my buddies from back home bought one and he was like dude it's unreal like it was like a it was like a three-month process just looking and all that kind of stuff it's wild hollow sharif cooper going to hawks uh denis rodman going to the piston 73 out of 99 the worm nice one there congrats detroit uh that's going to stan l and buddy healed raining fish an hour and a half last night looking nice there you go awesome hopefully it's the the same thing when you get there you know uh going right with mellow and the nuggets hollow andre drummond for the sixers worm out of nowhere honestly kareem good break for autos so far two silver rookie autos a jailing gringo 25 and um denis rodman oh so hollow damien lillard going to the blazes blazes david johnson this is jeremiah robinson url uh 54 out of 99 going to the thunder tray murphy 75 years d-rose d-rose d-rose 134 out of 199 the orange braves braves uh yeah there going knots honestly arrive on uh green julius randall 86 out of 149 going to the uh to the new york nicks we've got going right vince carter with the nets i believe that was hollow cam thomas for the nets uh was a jaylen suggs and stepherie non-hollow but a nice numbered rookies in this uh santi el doha lime green 89 out of 149 gris going right with donovan mitchell they better hope akuna is okay i know there's dwarte rookie you stayed in the game but you can tell that's good light it up is uh jason jaydom yeah i know hopefully he's good he's a beast bubble goat tj warren hollow very yak sissis uh it was quiet Leonard star gazing and the last pack here good luck guys oh box one uh hollow plate thompson the darnell a banger stinger all right here we go box number five then a shrewder hollow seltics seltics legend jaylen green base rookie followed by a uh green kion johnson six out of 149 clippers had lighted up russell westbrook 54 out of 99 lakers bam out of bio going right with zion and appellacans isiah jackson hollow rookie for the pacers joshua primo hollow for the spurs evan moghly base rookie for the calves that is orange steven adams 163 out of 199 going to the grids david johnson there is d angelo russell 36 out of 199 well in thailand rookie kevin iran yeah i like optics oh he's awesome i agree with you on that one uh 45 so nice uh red will barton 62 out of 99 i love the uh the numbered stuff and optic i've always been a fan of picking that stuff up uh jared butler chris middleton donovan mitchell this is alfred shengoon rookie in there too hollow mitchell robinson uh ring freeze donovan mitchell on the hollow jazz looking for a auto in this i believe yeah moses moody 75 years franz vagner jaylen suggs base rookie there you go magic two to go should have an auto in one of these two packs i believe it might be here yep that is wings easy there it is eight out of 99 that is awesome congrats mavericks legend my team legend uh right with zion i like base cards still five four i i collect everything for the most part like i'm a big ravens fan i collect the ravens and i like pc and uh i'll buy ravens base anytime anytime you put a ravens base in front of me pretty much gonna buy it price gouge me and ravens base hey there you go wait and runs hollow shaking my head trying to work here i know games book night hollow in a row every day yeah scary terry lime green 56 out of 149 there you go kyle with the uh points no not for shod pyramid base no i i get rid of those uh hollow jason tatum like most i would say any single ravens card i ever buy or pull um i keep no matter what unless there's very few there have been very few exceptions on who i get rid of jonathan kaminga uh right with bradley biel and like um eat like even like a guy like parents not worth anything uh franz vagner rookie and hollow miles mcbride nice one there um but i literally have gotten rid of so much orange spencer dinwiddie 17 out of 199 and go into the wizards i've got rid of so much for shod pyramid because i just i don't want to look at it that's the thing like so i will like sell off stuff for dirt cheap of guys i just don't want in my collection anymore so it's like him jeremy macklin stuff i got rid of ebb and mobley hollow the rookies got rid of all of my jeremy macklin stuff any any big disappointments or guys i just don't like there's a kade base off the domineers lamella james hardens thar gazing game back velocity kyle kuzma 28 out of 39 there you go wizard is a nice one there on the coups so yes i do do not do not want for shod pyramid base auto is uzman garuba going to the rockets rockets murdered it this break two of the six autos jason tatum uh zack levine hollow he's your favorite team it's a sub there eric erick b mobley rookie uh light it up dame on the hollow so mobley is always followed by luke i've noticed notice that pattern i'm a detective shon wow extra auto udonis haslam on the dominators auto we got seven autos in this break nice there you go heat 91 out of 99 udonis the man the myth the legend your 40 year old player player coach legend there and last one here oh big time enforcer uh kairi everything lighted up let's do a quick recap here guys you've got udonis haslam heat that is uzman garuba rockets wing zz for the maps denis rodman to 99 pistons deyron sharp for the nets we've got charles bassie sixers and jalen green optic dominator seven out of 25 for the rockets that'll do it for the break guys thanks again next up elements football


Kompasyon tawad deniri and unfortunate is an essential virtue that every human being should possess. Only through this can one rise to the occasion of participating in a charitable act. Emi Erundanga, the CEO of Ms. Koch Kenya, having identified deniri in our community, decided to try and find solutions in the best way she knew possible. My name is Emi Kampairundanga, the Chief Executive Director of Ms. Koch Kenya. And this organization, I want to say it's an organization that started really way back in 2001 as a community-best organization, but we later on transitioned to an ungovernmental organization in 2010 where we received our official certificate for an NGO. As an organization, it started its work in Korobosha to just emphasize on girls and women protection where violence and impunity was rife among girls and elderly women. So that caused us to give back to an organization that would champion for the rights of both children, girls and women. But not so much saying leaving the boys behind because also the boys were the ones who are rallying for the safety of the female gender within the community. Situated in the shanti towns of Korobosha, Nairobi's fourth-largest Islam where insecurity, unemployment and poverty exposes its residents, especially the youth, to greater risks. Ms. Koch, who derived its name from Korobosha, started out as a community-based organization and later on transitioned to an NGO. We are the grassroots. So when we are within this community setup, you feel this is the only best place we can execute our mandate as a grassroots institution. So we don't fancy going up there, but this is where, you know, it's a heartbeat. So this is where everything and action takes place and we know if we move away from the constituents that we serve, and it's a community-centered institution, it would be a good thing. I'd rather say, yes, let's just have, this is our headquarters, so let's just have our work and activity within the constituents that we serve and within where we feel comfortable here. Even if someone tells me, Amy, we've got some nice office we want to relocate to. I'll take time to think through it and I'll be like, no, I'm okay just staying here because this is where, you know, when I engage people from the community and they still come here, they don't need to pay fares to come to this office. I don't need to pay transport to go working into the community, you know. So it is for us and for me it's the perfect place that the organization ever thought of to be. Working through community leaders and several partners, Amy has helped in building a strong group of volunteers who aid in making the project a success. On their main list is education, scholarships, mentorship and awareness creation for young people, especially the girl child and many other youthful activities. So far we have main four thematic areas where we work in to support the communities within and without. That is education and mentorship where we have children that are on our mentorship program over 400 of them and also parental guidance and counseling that we also giving to the parents to help their children grow well and also understand their needs in different fields. We also have another same program, our scholarship arm that I started way back in 2003 to champion for the girls education and not only girls but also boys. So far I will proudly say we've transitioned over 100 young people, both male and female and currently I have over 30 both boys and girls at the universities in different universities around Kenya and some of them have already finished and working to support communities and their families which I will always say and pride in as an achievement that when you educate one you educate in the larger community. So that gives us the essence of being known as an institution that champions for education and not only for girls but also for the different gender. And the other program we have is talents and entrepreneurship program where we have outfits that are supporting young people who have not transitioned well in school but they have skills or they have ability to do something. So in this case we've tried to help young people transform into different outfits like we have a DJing academy where we started it in 2011 transitioning over 120 young people who have so far been trained as DJs and they can earn out of it and I'm pride in it because one of the programs officer who is running the program is our beneficiary who started in 2011 he is called DJ Kel to Fikwa so when you look at that it's something that is giving you hope then we have also photography and videography where we've also trained over like 30 boys and girls who've gone through and they can attest that they have the skill to engage out there to earn a decent life we have an open space for volunteers we buy in large do not restrict how long you want to volunteer with us if you want to give us labor if you want to give us material so there are sometimes you we find that we actually need to help a household for example they do not have even household equipment furniture and that kind of appeal so what we do we just reach out to where we wish us if you can give us money well and good if you can give us clothes that you do not use where we save them gladly mattresses beds utensils and that kind of thing how good goes to the community his aunt has a name mum by the locals who recognize the efforts she puts in in the department of their living education is not everything if you miss out on one element you can catch it up in another element so when we train some DJs some of them came here as reform gangsters and I'm happy that we have a DJ who's reformed and he's doing well into his space we have other boys who came here and they told me Amy if you're not going to help us see through I'll turn into a gangster and so when I look at a young spirit and so that is willing to do something and they tell you if they don't get this they'll turn into this I really get so much like I'm affected that I need to do something and in fact I have a nickname they call me mum so I'm a mother for you know for many young people within the Kuroboshi environment although I've encountered my path they don't know me by any other name but they refer to me as mum and I know if you walk down Kuroboshi you'll be like mum mum me kudes na jo me kam na mazuri so I mean every other time is like when they see a mother they see like hope they see joy and that's what miss coach is all about giving hope with a typical family in this chant is comprising of single mothers and hustlers who feed from hand to mouth the most vulnerable are women and therefore a lot of sensitization needs to be done to the government at the national level on matters affecting people in the community working in households I will imagine that we don't have leadership because number one you work in a household where there is Ro Siwa flowing in the households there are kids playing out there you're talking to people whose health is in shit I mean it's like it's a total disarray I mean when you look at these people you feel like are we a victim of circumstance to be in a country where no one cares like no one cares we have our governance and human rights and governance program that also works with the leadership that we like say we have to be clear with the leadership that we have of the day from the office of the president to the office of the chief or the mcs how do we hold them accountable so far with the help of many other willing supporters she has been able to distribute over 2000 hampas to the community and enroll quite a number in the education program although every beautiful rose has stones attached Amy chooses to fight the good fight as she awaits her victory during this time that we've been doing what you're doing we've encountered quite a number of issues there's one issue also we've encountered it's with the police of an of an older man defining our own child can't even think about that young child you ask yourself what is wrong with people maybe what is going on in people's mind is it depression is it lack of I I can't really explain but what we face out here at one point you just feel like this is quite too much even for us as a small institution I always say we are not so big if you are big like you an agency I'm telling you this place will just like be changed because we are the change agents we we are not waiting for any angel to come and change these areas but the people that come through this space and getting support I believe they are the ones that are going to create an impact within the societies that we live in it is hard but I know at one point we will achieve it together with the like-minded people and the right mindset that we are trying to set to our young people the co-business of this good initiative is serving the community and while at it putting a smile on the faces of the beneficiaries this are some of the families when you've been doing listing going door to door to just identify the needs that we get on the field these are the scenarios that we find like some of my team of staff and the volunteers that are working together with us they identified this and they shared with us that Lelo was almost being kicked out of the house because of rent areas and so the landlord was adamant not to allow her in but one of my members staff Apollo got like remorse and he said no let me deal with the landlord to pay the aras and the the month's rent and so that's when he paid the 3000 but the lady's situation was really bad because she was pregnant and you can't be sending out a pregnant woman just because she's owing rent and these are some of the issues that I told you when you see how the families in Kurogosho are really living at the moment and in this time of the pandemic it's really hard like how can they put food on the table there is rent to pay there are children to care for so at times even putting a meal on a table is an issue is a religious plush I work for prime events in the meantime to now the miscoach go as a volunteer to give out this food to appreciate sana everyone who is giving out the food to the community senteni sana and you want to call everyone out there who has the the capability to support the society and our communities in the slums and other places to fatherly do something. Amy's good gesture is not in vain as other residents are following so na se 10 of kilosiku, nili parenti junyumbangu liku kwa miataatu kwa muizi. Sosa, niki 10, kwa in case ni onem tuwa kona shida na nezam sayi dia, muuja ribuwa nye nezam sayi dia na. Sa nili kujako, nili kujako 10 beli amtutu odi seba pa, nika kujapa ni kapa tauyu, umada mnim gonjo, na inzi zi liku kwa zem jali liya kila mahali. Sa mimi, nili kuja ni kagozwa. Even though sustaining the organization and its objectives has been a hicap, Amy is confident that her goals will be achieved as success depends on the strategies put in place. We put all elements together and we tell our young people that you can be, you know, who you want to be in life depending on how you set yourself right. If your strategies are right and you're disciplined and you have clear objectives then the sky is the limit I'll say and that's what you'll say. It's been so challenging working at Miss Coach particularly in terms of resources. We are a small organization at the grassroot level and what that also gives us is a huge presence in the community that we serve. So we are well known to the community around and when they are faced with whatever kind of a problem, of course they do not think whether we can't or we can't do because they see the little things we do like, you know, sponsoring kids to school, doing trainings, you know, nurturing their talent, we do outreaches even with the small budgets that we have. So this visibility now pushes every kind of need our way. So whenever they feel like they do not have anywhere to run to, they always come to check on, can Miss Coach help? So of course now that there are times it gets us off that, you find that the few projects that you're running are restricted, you know, the funds that you get are restricted and tailored for particular activities, but of course we cannot close the door on them. So what we do is we try as much as possible with the little resources that we have, we keep on resource mobilizing and we are open to any kind of material support, labor support. Just from us coming in here you can see the massive poverty that is just expressed by what you've seen and the families that we've been able to visit. It is so heartbreaking to see a family without a meal in a day and so heartbreaking to see that we cannot give enough to these particular families and the challenges that they encountered, the challenges that they've been facing. So I'm appealing to fellow Kenyans, Kenyans of Goodwill, Kenyans who have so much that they don't know where to take. Please come in handy to support such families and especially to those families that are receiving food hampers from teams like Pankaj, we are urging Kenyans of Goodwill, send your donations, send your support, send just a food to feed a family even if it's one day, it goes a long way.


TRX 2.0 Skateboard Review. Hey, what's up guys? It's Josh here. Today, I want to do a little review on my Lycan TRX 2.0 Skateboard. Now, this is probably going to be one of the hardest reviews I've ever done, just because this was pretty much the most I've ever invested in a skateboard. There was a couple situations. I take kind of some responsibility for a little bit of it, but I ended up losing this deck. I really don't want to get into it. I don't want to go any further about it because it's never going to ever happen again. And I just don't want to hear anybody's thing like, Oh, well, no one's ever going to take my board like that. I don't want to hear any of that. And that's probably part of the reason why I didn't want to make this video because it's just like, oh, it sucks so bad that I just almost don't want to even talk about it. I want to pretend like it didn't happen. However, I really, really, really liked this board. I don't know how long I had it, probably three weeks to a month. It was enough to where I feel comfortable doing this review. There was a few things I really wish I could have tested on it before doing this review, but I absolutely loved this board so much. And it's so sad that it's gone. You know, even if I get more boards in the future, this board could have been one of my favorites for a long time. So anyways, real quick, I have tried out the X-Way Atlas 2-Wheel Drive. My buddy picked up one of those. I've kind of been around them. I've ridden it a little bit. I've kind of seen what he likes and dislikes about it. And then another one of my buddy has a Carbon GT-R from Evolve. I think it's like 2017. So these, I have tried other AT decks out there. I do have a little bit of experience with them riding them a little bit. But I hearing what my friends say, you know, seeing the rain, seeing the top speed, I am pretty familiar with other high-end boards. The worst part about all this right now is that the TRX 2.0 is actually gone. And they've come out with a TRX 3.0, which is actually much worse than the 2.0. The 2.0 had like a 600 and like 18 watt-hour battery, which is a little higher than the standard right now. If you look at the new Backfire, if you look at the X-Way Atlas, they have about 500 watt-hours, 510, 20, something like that. And now with the 3.0, they've lowered the battery size down, calling it a 3.0. I'm sure they've had their own issues with, you know, inventory or whatever's going on since the 3.0. But it's actually much worse. It's got a lower battery. And then also it ships with normal street wheels, probably to give it better performance because my board, the board that I love, the board that I cannot buy anymore, came with 120 cloud wheels. And I'm just a really big fan of cloud wheels because you get the range of a smaller wheel and you get a good mix of all-terrain ability with them. I just really like cloud wheels. For me, I really wouldn't want to go to AT wheels unless my board was extremely powerful with extremely long range. Most of the time, I just would prefer cloud wheels. And that's what came on this board, the 2.0. But now you have to get street wheels. So it has wheels that I don't like, cheaper wheels on it. And it has a lower battery for the same price. No thanks. There is not one board that I wanted for that price besides a Lycan 2.0 and you can't buy it anymore. So that's another just... So I was kind of in this initial stage of I don't really want to risk it. I don't want to risk any falls. I don't want to go too fast. I definitely did test it. Now I'm feeling better. I've felt better for like a month or two. I'm ready to test the board. I'm ready to go top speed safely in the right situations. And I can't try it out. But this board had insane torque and speed. I'll let two of my friends ride it. But one of my friends is extremely advanced with all sorts of boarding. And even he didn't try out the top speed. It had more speed than you want which is just something you kind of want in a high-end board at least for me when the boards that I've tried. The battery on this thing was unbelievable. I would take normal e-skates to where my board would be almost finished or down to one or two bars. And I had over half the bars there.  It was so amazing. And I just went on this group ride to where a lot of us had to turn back because we didn't have enough charge on our board just to be safe when we were getting back. And it was like, man, if I had the dang lichen board I would have been completely fine. The battery size was great. And I wrote this down when I was first revealing the board but now the battery size is even more important in my opinion. The look of this board, I personally really like the look of this board. It had carbon fiber. It was really sleek. It was minimalistic. And I just loved, loved, loved the look of the board. The lichen logo looks like probably my favorite logo. I know a logo doesn't have any performance benefits but I just like the style and look of lichen's logo versus pretty much all the other ones. The carving feel was so good. It's probably those double kingpin trucks but it was just such a blast to carve on this thing. I loved it. It was just amazing carving. At least for me. I know it can maybe get better, whatever. I just really enjoyed carving on this thing. I know lichen tees like new style remotes with like different colors and stuff but I had just the normal like TRX remotes and it lasted much longer than my backfire remotes so I really did appreciate that because my backfire remote you could almost get like maybe one and a half, two full board charges before you need to charge the remote. I think the remote's so small. It'd be nice to get like, you know, at least three full board batteries destroyed before you need to charge the remote but I really like the remote. And then I'm coming from the backfire G3 and this had much better brakes than the backfire. Backfire, I absolutely love backfire but the one issue that I would say is that the brakes aren't as sharp and when you're going really, really fast or you're going downhill, the backfire, it wouldn't ever fully stop. So if you were on a hill and you're going looking down the hill and you're hitting the brakes like you're going to move for sure. It's not going to stop. It's just going to slow it down so you could almost jump off in an emergency but when you're going fast you need certain good brakes and I found the brakes to be okay here. Maybe they could have been a little bit better but I liked them more than the G3. This is a standard on all new boards but the one click ignition is so nice. You have your remote, you turn the remote on the board turns on.  Should be on every board. I don't know why it's not but it's so nice not having to, you know, go down or flip it over and do anything extra. It just works. The motor guard, I really like the motor guard on here. I know some of the newer boards are doing it but I know a lot of older boards and a lot of other boards that I've seen do not have this motor guard and it's just kind of nice when that's like the main thing powering your board, you know, and it's on the tip so, you know, if you're going to ram it one way somehow it could just smash the motor guard. So having a little bit of something protecting the motors, I just personally like it. Double kingpin trucks, I love that. That's kind of with the carving and that's kind of with all these evolved clones but I love the double kingpin trucks and then also the two extra belts. I think this is kind of standard on all high-end boards but I like that they sent me extra belts because this was my first belt drive board and I knew some of my other buddies had to replace belts at certain times.  You don't have to like, oh wait for however long it takes to get a new belt coming in. My only mixed aspect with this board was that it had no USB.  So if it was going to sacrifice some of that look and some of that minimalism to put the USB there I probably wouldn't be going for that but it is kind of nice having a USB because all you need is a little charger and if you're ever charging your board you get the little charger and you charge your remote at the same time or if you're out your remote's going to die you have like a super lot, like a tons of battery on your board and no charge on your remote you could just pull over real quick and plug it in. Really like that, but I could do without it. Alright guys, let's jump into the cons of this board. The cons was, for me, I had really long shipping. Now I know a lot of people got theirs fast. I think, like right now they're advertising like seven to ten days but for me, I think it took like almost two months to get this board. I ordered it on like May 3rd and then they said that they had a holiday until the 5th and then they said, oh, we'll ship your board out right away. They didn't ship it to the 20th and then at the 20th, it was 30 to 35 business days from the 20th. It just took a long, long, long time and it would have been worth it if I still had the board but I don't. Another con was that it has not as much concave now I was talking to the Eastgate boys on Instagram he has tons of high end boards he really didn't like this I actually really like concave on boards like on my backfire as concave I really like it but for some reason it didn't bother me that much but if I had an ability to make it more concave I probably would. It's hard to really put this against this because of how strong this board is and that it does have carbon fiber so it's going to be a little bit lighter than if it was a wood deck but it is really, really heavy. To be honest, I really don't know how they'd make it any lighter and I just love the board anyway so I don't really care if it's heavy. Then it also had like a five hour charge time which is really annoying but like I said it has such good battery to where it's like I just don't envision a situation where I would even kill the full battery and if I did I'd have plenty of time to pull over and charge it I do think that's probably needs to be fixed though a five hour charge like I don't see any other companies talking about five hour charge maybe even four hours usually it's like three, three and a half from what I've seen. Okay I did get some minor voltage bursts I think this is with every Eastgate but you know when every once in a while when you're accelerating it'll accelerate more than it should you know and you're like wow like I wasn't ready and then you do the same acceleration and accelerates nice and slow like usually you're like okay you know it kind of jumps a little bit it happens with every board we'll say on my backfire on this one about the same very, very, very it's so rare that it's like it's not even really too much of an issue but anyways guys that's been my pros and cons and I was going to finish the video saying that I have been looking at all the Eastgates out there a lot of my friends are into the top Eastgates we're always trying to you know see the newest board with the newest specs that covers all the bases that's not too much money and I was going to for sure get the TRX 2.0 100% guaranteed but sadly I don't really know what I'm going to get now because the new TRX is just maybe I could deal with one of the blows like okay the battery is lower but I get cloud wheels okay or the battery is the same size and you're going to give me the street wheels and I'll go buy the cloud wheels alright whatever but the two blows of the smaller battery and then the street wheels I just can't do it and it's so sad and I loved this board I loved it I loved it I loved it I loved it remember the Eastgate boys he got it and he really didn't like it he did a review on it maybe I'll post it down below but the trucks like twisted for him and all this stuff he just hated it and it was just like man I don't know if I'm a chump but I really like that board like I don't want any other board like I don't want the Hadean I don't want any of them I want that TRX 2.0 maybe I'm crazy let me know down below but let me know what you think of this video let me know what Eastgate you're using let me know what Eastgate you're interested in there's so many good ones out there like the sex panther looks good the black car too looks good the new backfire hammer looks good the meepo hurricane looks insane yet to be released I'm really interested in that one but anyways guys let me know your feedback down below I'd love to hear it we're on the road to 50,000 subscribers and I could not do it without any of you guys hope you guys are the best I'm having a great day out here hopefully I'm having a great day at home see you all in the next video peace


We are talking about performance management of expatriates and we discussed that in order to manage the performance of these people we need to understand their tasks, their assignments and their roles. So in this topic we are going to talk about the aspect of role conception. So for that we first need to know what a role is. A role is the organized set of behaviors that are assigned to a particular position. So in a particular position a person may need to perform a particular set of behaviors and those set of behaviors may need that person to perform various different roles. So for example in a family a person is a father, a person is a brother, a person is a son. The same person is performing various different roles in different capacities. So similarly a person who is appointed in an organization is performing various different roles in the particular position and for performing those roles that person has to exhibit a set of predetermined behaviors which are required to be performed in that role. So if you are performing in the role of a subsidiary manager that would be a different set of behaviors. In the same position when you are a subordinate to the parent country headquarter then you would have to show a different set of behaviors. When you are working in as a peer, as a colleague, as a person who is at the same level in the organization you would have to show different types of behaviors. Similarly you would have to show the behaviors according to the functions of management. So at various different times you would have to be organizing. At times you would have to be planning. At times you would have to be controlling. At times you would have to be leading. So the different sets of behaviors which are required to perform a particular position are the roles which you have to exhibit. Although an individual may affect how a role is interpreted and performed, the role itself is predetermined. So it is a process of perception from the organization side as well as from the individual side. The organization ascends the role expectations. The individual receives the role expectations and it is a combination of how these perceptions they are negotiated. That is something which is affected by a number of factors. It could be the attitudes, it could be the personality of the person, it could be the expertise and experience of that person and a number of things how a person interprets the role that he or she has to perform. But the role which has to be performed is definitely predetermined by the organization what the organization expects to see, what type of behaviors they expect to see in the person performing those particular roles. So there are two types of entities in this process of role conception. One is the role recipient, the person who receives the expectations of the behaviors which have to be performed, that is the expatriate, that is the person who is sent on the international assignment. He perceives, he or she perceives what type of role has to be performed. And then the parent company which is the role sender. So the role sender sends the role expectations to the expatriate that this is the type of roles that we expect you to perform. So the role recipient is the expatriate and then the role senders could be the parent company as well as the role senders could be the host country stakeholders as well. So parent company expects you to exhibit certain kind of roles which are sent by the parent country and parent company. But when you go and work in another environment you know that in that environment there are a number of people who are the stakeholders in the host country. So those people also expect you to perform in a particular way. So the people who are stakeholders in the host country environment they are the, first of all the subsidiary employees, then the host government officials, the customers as well as the suppliers. So you need to behave, you need to use a particular set of behaviors to manage the role expectations of people who are expecting you to perform from the parent company as well as the host country stakeholders. So you can see from this that there could be problem in this role conception process. Why? Because in international assignments role is defined in one country and performed in another country. So there is a cultural barrier between the, between where the role is defined and where it is performed. If the role is defined in for example America, the United States and that is being performed for example in a developing country like Mexico as we talked about the example of Mexico and American work standards that in America people work, the average output of a person is double than that of a Mexican manager. So if the role is expected it is perceived, the role expectations are defined in America and then the role is being performed in a country where job activity or average output is much lower than America then there would definitely be a role conflict. And then because there are multiple role senders, one are the people who are from the parent company, parent country and then there are host country stakeholders, host country employees, customer, suppliers, government officials who expect the person to behave in a particular way. So those people who are, who they have their own expectations and the parent company higher ups they have their own expectations. So when these expectations they clash there could be a role conflict. So for example if the parent country wants you to be highly performance oriented whereas the culture of the subsidiary country is that of a relaxed situation of not being that performance oriented then the role expectations from both the two sides are going to clash with each other and therefore lead to a role conflict. So there could be problems in role conception in this particular situation. The factors which affect role conception process, there are various different factors which affect this role conception process. Number one is the commitment to the parent country. The more you are committed to the parent country the more involved you would be with the role expectation of the parent country and therefore you would be concerned about replicating the roles which are expected by you from the parent country. So you would be thinking in a one direction in a unidirection and not be more responsive to the role expectations and therefore the role conception would be clear. It's not that it would be effective but the role conception process if you are committed to your parent country you will be unidirectional in achieving the targets of your own parent country and replicating the role expectation of the parent country. Then role clarity is also something which affects how the role is conceived, how clearly the role is defined, the job is defined, the expected behaviors they are defined by the organization if there is role clarity in that the role conception process will be clear. And then finally the work adjustment process of a person who is adjusting to the new roles, the how well that person is able to adjust to that work situation that is also going to affect the role conception process. So when we look at the parent country nationals role conception process it is different from the third country nationals and home country nationals. At the parent country national level the parent country national who is sent from a parent country to the host country the role conception process is you can see from the diagram that the multinational is the role sender which communicates the role expectation to the parent country national manager which is the role recipient. And you can see that there is no cultural boundary between the multinational and the parent country national manager. So you can see a direct arrow from the MNE to the PCN manager. The PCN manager then according to that role expectations then parent country national manager shows the role behaviors which are expected from that person. But there are also you can see that there are dotted line from the host country stakeholders who are also the role senders but because it crosses a cultural boundary therefore the role sending and role receiving process may be a little bit difficult. And then finally are the PCN manager role behavior which is affecting the host country stakeholders who are the role senders. So this is the process of parent country national role conception. Now the third country national role conception is a little bit more complicated. So you can see that the parent company is the role sender but there is a cultural boundary between the parent company and the third country national manager who is the role recipient and the rest of the process are similar to the parent country national role conception process but there there are basically two cultural boundaries. Number one is from the parent company to the PCN manager and the second one is between the PCN manager and the host country stakeholders. So this becomes a little bit more complicated. So accordingly the person who is being evaluated for performance that needs to be made sure that the role conception process is smooth. The role conception process is taken care of and therefore the performance management is going to be affected by these role conception process. The more role conception is clear it is smooth it is less complicated the more easier it would be to determine the performance of people who are performing these roles.


Did you kill it? I did. Eat it. Oh, look. It's baby red beer. What? He's so cute. Hey, welcome back to our channel. This is Corbin. This is Rick. Hey, follow us on Instagram. Twitter. It's so juicy. Bye. Hey, welcome to some Patreon. Oh, I just said that. Don't do drugs because you'll peat yourself. No. And you'll see baby red beer in your hands. Do drugs. Anyways, today is... Run Vier's birthday. Happy birthday, baby red beer. Wow. You sexy, sexy beast. I thought you were just going to say happy birthday, baby. And then Pika was going to have some words with you, man. No. Anyways, we're back to a video of his. This is how Run Vier sing prepares. For what? Just prepares. Oh. From Band Baj Bharat to Gully Boy. That Band Baj Bharat was his first film. Mm-hmm. Gully Boy's last. On his birthday, here's a compilation of how Run Vier sing prepared for his roles from Band Baj Bharat, Padma Bhat, Lutera, Simba, Bifekri and Gully Boy. The actor shares his process on the roles which he considers his toughest ever. I do hope that's cool. This is what that said, and it's not just like a promo. Yeah. So we'll see. It'd be cool if it's like, if it goes from how he prepared in his first one. Right. And then it shows how he grew as an actor basically. Yes, yes, yes, yes. And obviously because you do. Mm-hmm. You learn stuff and what you thought was the right way to do it is either not the right way or no longer the right way for you to do it. Exactly. And there's a big, huge learning curve, especially if you haven't, you know, obviously we may find out, but just there's so many things you don't even know about when you can show up on set. That's why I encourage people to be background actors. Yeah. Because you learn things just like what a call sheet is and what base camp is. Because there's so many things that can be really, really intimidating that if you don't know, everyone will know. You don't know. So this is what I say. Here we go. When you've talked to me often about your process of getting into character and how you go into some of this rabbit hole and prep and look at it.  I remember this interview we did where you actually apologized on camera to Anushka because you said it was such a pain. Anushka Sharma, if you're watching this, I am so sorry for being such a pain in the behind. I just didn't know any better. I'm just painful. Like, before the take, I'm just like getting in a zone doing my own thing. I'm either skipping or just like, rapping off my line so that they sit on my tongue better. I'm just like, I'm just, I was really painful to work with. Even Manish, I would love to work with him again to show him that I've evolved and how much easier actor to work with.   Just do it. Don't do all these things to do it. Just do it. Just do it. Yeah. And I mean, my sincere thanks to Anushka and Manish for bearing with me. I'm much better now. I understand now a little bit. She was pretty hard. I remember when I got shot in the tear. It was the first time. And I was very raw at that time in my craft. And I really submitted to what was going on. And as a result, that night, I couldn't sleep. I was dog-tired, so my body would pass out. But then every 20 minutes I'd have a different nightmare about dying in a different way. And I'd wake up every 20 minutes feeling like somebody shot me. So it was a hard experience. It just, I feel completely shattered. I went through a lot when my shoulder got busted. It really, I mean, I came crashing down. Because it happened at a stage, you know, I knew that people were going in for the action schedule. And I thought to myself, man, if I'm going to have to portray a killing machine, I better be a killing machine. So I had conditioned my physicality to that point.  And we finished the entire action schedule. And it was the last day, the last shot. We were losing light. After this, we would have moved on and done some pretty wide shots where I would just have to wave and not do much. It was just that one shot, you know, I got so unlucky because I could have come out of this action where we were completely unscathed and the kinds of stuff that I was driving. And I think I've actually been in battle, you could say. And that was just that last shot, you know, there were explosions and elephants and fighters and horses and, you know, the stunt went wrong. And I fell off the horse. I got flung off the horse. And I immediately snapped my shoulder. And I was like, man, then like eight months to go for shooting. And now I'm out of action. I didn't think it was much. I went to the hospital and I did all my tests. I walked into the room and the guy is like, some bad news for you. And I knew what it was. And I just came crashing down. It's very difficult to do this kind of acting. She seems to have, I don't know. I was very surprised when I first started performing scenes with her even in workshops because this, what I, for lack of a better expression or articulation, call it new school acting, which is like not acting, acting. You know, it's not theatrical. It's very, very casual, candid, conversational, spoken, trying. When there's a, when there's banter, it should feel like a real conversation, like two people just hanging out, you know, which is acting. And learn from, you know, influences around me. Why? Because you're naturally directing. Yeah. Historianics, you know, theatrical is what comes very naturally to me because I've been in theater since I was in school. So, and also the kind of stuff I did growing up is always, it's like Shakespeare and stuff, you know, so it's like very meter, very structured, very heavy dialogue. Shakespeare. That's why this film was quite a challenge, you know, for me because everything I've been doing has flow, like, what I have to just be effortless. Oh, that's true. And the conversation had to feel like a real conversation. Like, you shouldn't feel like two people are acting. And that's very challenging. How do you really work out is eat a lot of red meat and lift really heavy weights? That's the key. It's very simple. I actually crashed. And I'm very excited to share this. I ate red meat for a year and a half straight. Every day. Yeah. I was like, if you want to subscribe to the notion that you are what you eat, then I'm going to eat red meat throughout. So, yeah, I had been on a diet of just meat, like that eating scene that you see, that was what I was eating for a year and a half. Just meat. He had to eat meat. It's a lot of fun.  I like that kind of this sort of gully boy physicality, this sort of human thing is not my thing. But, yeah, it was a lot of red meat and a lot of heavy lifting. In Rohit Shetty films, you don't just walk. When he's watching the take back, he already knows the background music is already playing in his head. So, you've got to take his little cues when he reads them to you because then you're going to just see the most immaculate walking shot. Karan Jalti is joking about it because he comes and sees the rushes. He's like, how much have you walked in this film? How many steps have you achieved? Because he's just walking in slow motion. He's walking in slow motion all the time. Don't close your face, need them a little loose. Just cross your steps like this. Keep your eye line slightly above or depending on where the camera plays. So, he does. He's one guy who definitely micromanages the swagger. Of course, there's an inherent swagger there. Of course. Which is why you walk fast. If he walks with it, it makes it just immaculate. Simba in Ghalipur. In Simba, there's a lot you have to do. There's a lot to do, do, do.  In Simba, I'm driving everything. I'm the center of everything. I'm saying a lot. I'm doing a lot. I'm speaking a lot, a lot of dialogue, actions, and I'm driving the scene. In Ghalipur, there's a lot happening around me. And I'm just reacting. I'm very quiet, very reserved. Two very different modes of performance and how blessed I am that I have Zoya Atar on one hand and Ruhi Chetty on the other. Gold standard in their respective genres and styles. But they're poles apart. So, in terms of just output, I don't feel as exhausted on a day of Ghalipur shoot as I would at the end of the day on a Ruhi Chetty film. There's just in terms of sheer energy, wattage, output. There's just a lot more you've got to pump in there. And yeah, so in that sense, it's tougher. But personally, I'm a doer. You know, so to just be I need to wrap my head around it. It takes a Zoya to kind of frame me in. Cool. That's what I was up for. Yeah. That was great. I enjoyed that. And you could tell, like, I don't know how far these were because obviously you didn't get to see him talk during... While he was making it. Right, right. So you didn't know his process. I just heard that he was like, yeah, I was a complete joke. I was hard to work with. Yeah, it was more of what his experiences were like. Yeah. Obviously he wasn't a star, so film companion probably didn't interview him then. But you could tell, obviously, his growth. And he's so interesting because I feel like he wants to do those type of films that where he talks about a lot, where you just be. But he also knows his personality is not that. Yes. And marketability as well. Yeah. His marketability is simple. Yeah. His big, big, over-the-top, colorful. But I feel like that's what he wants to do. He wants to be a lesbian. He wants to be those type of characters. But you can tell, like, because he has such a massive personality, it's actually more of a challenge for him to not doom the over-the-top. Shahid is also similar that way. Because Shahid's got an extremely electric personality and he can do those musical numbers. He doesn't have the same physical presence that Ranvir can have in a scene. But there's that energy level. But also Shahid, I mean, he's an actor, man. He's an actor. So I think he obviously is at a place where he can make the choices in his career. I think he is. And I think he would be bored. I think if he just played gully boy roles, he'd go out of his mind. He'd be like, somebody give me something to jump off of. I've got to do something massive right now. I think if he's not challenged and constantly stimulated as an actor, he'll be crazy. One of the things I love is that he wants to do different stuff. Because he doesn't want to get bored. Because obviously he's one of those people, since he's going so much, he'll get bored very easily. I feel like he has ADHD. And in that style of mind where it's just, I have to be doing something. I can't do that because I just did that. Yeah, why would I do that again? My favorite trait about him in all of this is that he's clearly teachable. And that's one of the most important attributes for a human being is to be teachable. Because you can't be teachable unless there's a level of humility. And it's got to be really wonderful to work with him. Because even, for example, he realized that realization when he's apologizing and saying, I am so sorry that I worked the way that I did, that's a very humbling teachable moment. He's very sincere about it. He's great. I'm really sad because 83 would have been out already. I know. So much would have been out already. We would have already seen it. I'm really excited about that film because it looks like, I think it's another Golly Boy style of the film. It's very grounded. And he looks totally different, obviously. But obviously, we don't have it yet. And I don't think we will until the theater's open again. I know. I don't think that's going to go to OTT. I was realizing this is possibly, I have to do the math longest ever. We're getting really close to the longest I've ever been. That's the era I have to look at because when Ashley and Alexis and Micah were really little, I probably went longer at those points because it's hard to get to a theater when your little ones are little. It's hard to stay in a theater for two to three hours? It's hard to watch something at home when your little ones are little. It's very difficult now. It's much more difficult than it used to be for me. The process that I watch films now, it's a 10 to 30 minute increments. Right. It's basically. Yep. And then Lee thinks it's tired and he wants to go to different rooms. We've gone from there. And I'll turn it on in here. And I bet often when he sleeps, you're like, my turn. No. No? I've never met. No? You don't sleep when you don't? No. Now, come on. You've done the, he's napping on the chest and you go out with him? Oh, really? I can't nap. I've never been able to. Oh, you've never napped? Never. Sorry. I've never been able to nap. Oh, I love naps. Especially with your baby. He's falling asleep.  One that scares me because what if I fall over as well? Anyway, that's not what this is about. Anyway, happy birthday to you, Renvere. I can't wait to see what you do next. Yep. The **** Yeah.


I don't know how they're feeling. We can go ahead or we can... Yeah, fine. Yeah, fine. Hold your feet in my head. Racial thought is disorder of thought. God himself orders your thoughts because your thought was created by him. Guilt feelings are always a sign that you do not know this. They also show that you believe you can think apart from God and want to. Every disorder of thought is intended by guilt at its inception and maintained by guilt in its continuum. Guilt is inescapable by... inescapable by those who believe they order their own thoughts and must therefore obey their dictates. This makes them feel responsible for their errors without recognizing that. By accepting this responsibility they are reacting irresponsibly. If the sole responsibility of a miracle worker is to accept the atonement for himself, and I assure you that it is, then the responsibility for what is atoned for cannot be yours. The dilemma cannot be resolved except by accepting the solution of undoing. You'll be responsible for the effects of all your wrong thinking if it could not be undone. A purpose of the atonement is to save the past in purified form only. If you accept the remedy for a disorder of thought, a remedy whose efficacy is beyond doubt, how can it sometimes remain? This morning I said it seems when you're on the surface and you believe you're a person that I'm guilty because these guilt thoughts seem to be associated with, for example, my putting my children through college or guilt feelings about well, I've got this job and there's about 42 people relying on me and this atoned accepting me accepting the atonement sounds real nice to use this but if I go and accept the atonement and follow you and I'm going to let down these 42 people at work or you can see where the guilt feelings are always associated with form things and what he's saying here is that if you believe you can order your own thoughts that's where the guilt's coming from it doesn't have anything to do with the roles letting people down and so on and so forth it has to do with ordering your thoughts and again, the problem's in the mind the problem is judgment the problem is great feathers, good feathers mediocre feathers so-so feathers and poor feathers or whatever, however you construct it that's an ordering that there's a a divine order that's beyond the levels and the hierarchy that you have constructed of the ego constructed to think to us again accepting the dilemma cannot be resolved except by accepting the solution of undoing and what precedes that sense is that the responsibility for what is atoned for cannot be yours he's just saying don't accept responsibility for the wrong mind in the sense that it was irreversible then you would be guilty but the right mind is the solution for the wrong mind the right mind is accepting the fact that oh, God orders my thoughts God created me he orders my thoughts I will gladly accept that and I will not accept responsibility for all this ordering and judging I choose to raise every concept and every judgment that I believe in to the light there it is, the solution what I did has been corrected I'm not responsible for the error all I'm responsible for is accepting the solution we're talking about ordering of thoughts we're talking about putting in ordered thoughts because there would only be the one thought with God so there would be no order and are we also talking about commanding thoughts in terms of order well, I would say that when it says God himself orders your thoughts it's speaking about there's some kind of divine order with creation in the kingdom of heaven that has completely been dissociated and denied and the step back towards becoming aware of what that divine order is or creation is forgiveness is not ordering all these images if I believe that some images are more important than other images then how can they all be equally unreal if some are more higher or more important than others so to me that's the whole step of the process of undoing is starting to see I don't want to continue to arrange in order of the images because that prevents my awareness of forgiveness which is that they're all equally unreal and then that is also preventing me from the step that comes beyond forgiveness which is becoming aware of the divine order and creation in spirit so another word for ordering might be ranking that's what I was saying is in a ranking of thoughts then divine order thoughts would just be one thought that would need a rank it is the highest thought so there's no order that needs to you don't need to put anything in order there's only one and ranking always involves at least two right exactly so that's what I was saying there's no but if we're doing any ordering then we've got, we're obviously put in something other than God in there is that what you're saying yes the ranging the images in other words the divine order a lot of times it's capitalized and it's referring to something that it has to do with creation it couldn't have anything to do with the illusion I mean you could use them kind of a metaphor and say that once I realized that there's no ordering and they're always equally unreal then I just accept what's on the screen I mean the screen's the screen then in one sense all things work together for good you know this says in the Bible for them to love the Lord for them that are in the right mind all things work together for good but that's still kind of metaphorical in the sense that his lips are still separate things they're working together on the screen you know to me the divine order with the capital D is just must have to do with the kingdom of heaven and in one sense he's saying again that there he says there aren't any levels and heaven and then he goes on to say the only levels there are he says there aren't any levels is the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit but those are not levels like you have levels of perception different hierarchy down in this world because the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit are one in spirit there is no sense where one begins and where one leads off which is unlike the level of this world so again I think there may be something to do with the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit there's a divine ordering of thought there certainly is a a prime creator in which all thoughts spring from that would be God and there certainly seems to be a line of creation even because he says that the Father created the Son of Christ and the Son has creations but you're not aware of your creations because you're not aware of yourself and when you remember yourself you also remember your Father and yourself and your creations plural don't try to figure that one out your secret sense because you did not choose to let them be removed for you and so they gather dust and grow until they cover everything that you perceive and leave you fair to no one not one right do you believe you have and bitterness with vengeance justified and mercy lost condemns you as unworthy unforgiveness the unforgiven have no mercy to bestow upon another that is why your sole responsibility must be to take forgiveness for yourself in a form of sole responsibility instead of accept the atonement now it's just take forgiveness question came to my mind before we go on because I know when I had talked to you back on the phone before we came you had said that one of the issues because I said what are some of the things that you've been discussing that you'd like to go into and you said responsibility and I guess I was just wanting to know what thoughts you had about that before and then what context that had come up or what what your questions or your concerns were pertaining to responsibility I think it's real tied in to me with my child being one I'm really keen to have a new job or make people feel responsible there so much and wait for responsibility I share a question you might ask that would be helpful would be you know if I would answer this call in what areas or in what ways does it seem like I would feel like I would be irresponsible and that would be a way of unearthing where I think my responsibility is but there's a part in this people shouldn't be over getting around kind of the answer scenario just why I basically share it very little I mean they just, they got taken to you they're just gonna put it right in your face I think I felt it was real helpful to me when you were explaining when you were going deeper into Buddhism and your brother and it was his friend who were clobbering at the restaurant you were feeling and I said how did you handle it and you said well that's a good question I need to look more at that you know yeah it's the only way you can accuse that because I was a definite attack I was like two girls but I knew it came from love you know and that's the hard part because that's the whole part that we identify with and even with this I know it's the same kind of experience like an attack but I know at least they think your intentions are good the perception because share the idea when someone's a good question or how I want to go in we're just talking about being a student or I'm learning as you're saying every single one maybe never have thought of it that way or this is that from a very sincere place that way it wouldn't even be like tending off an attack or something else but just


Welcome back to Tech Talk. My name is Aaron. Today we're going to talk about how to seal and apply a water repellent coating to your tempered glass windshield. Part of this I had a salty and dirty windshield. I cleaned it with a nice boat soap and gave it a good dry. Now we're applying it to a fresh clean surface. The first step is to spray on and make sure you coat the entire windshield. This product is a 2-in-1 so not only will it clean but it will also seal. Once I know there's a good coat on there I'll grab my clean microfiber towel and start wiping it down. You repeat these same steps throughout all the panels. Now that we've applied the product we're going to let it cure for about an hour. After that we're going to enjoy a nice day out on the water. If you guys have any questions leave them below in the comments. If you liked the video hit the thumbs up button or subscribe to our YouTube channel. We appreciate your time and thank you for watching.


I'm Shalva versus Moving Down, and I'm here working on the Lost Trailer for Mortal Kombat X. This song is really, really strong, and I was excited because I love the game. Our label didn't want a song on our album called Suicide, so we chopped Suicide in half and got chopped silly. This is more like making that song even crazier. Wake up. You know what I'm saying? It adds to the song. It's actually a re-editing song. It could be... Editing it was so fun, just because there's so much to use. Forsaken. He's great until forsaken. Okay. I felt more like I was editing a movie. I kind of forgot that it was a video game during the edit. Fans of the game are gonna love this. This is top notch. In the future, maybe Mortal Kombat XX or XXX. That's a different movie, sorry.


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This video is called Practice Problem 5. It is the same idea and same type of problem as Practice Problem 4. We are going to write an inequality and solve an inequality to describe the possible values of x. So once again, it looks like 41 is our longest side, 62 here is our smallest side, and the side with the x in it is in the middle, 2x minus 4. So to write an inequality, we want that middle side, well, we are going to have to add the largest and smallest sides, and we are going to have to subtract the largest and smallest side. So that leaves us with 25 is less than n, which is less than 57. All right, now I am going to replace the n with the 2x minus 4. All right, so now we basically have a double fence problem to solve. So I need to get the x alone in the middle, so I am going to add 4 to all three sides. So I get 29 is less than 2x, which is less than 61. So finally, to get the x alone, I will divide everything by 2. So that tells me x was greater than 29 over 2, but less than 61 over 2, which would be my final answer. If the fractions don't mean much to you, just remember 29 over 2 is the same thing as 14 and a half, and 61 over 2 is the same thing as, let's see, 30 and a half. So we will leave the answers in improper fraction form, because that is just more mathematically correct in what you will have to do in algebra 2, but for practical reasons or to understand it better by changing it to 14 and a half and 30 and a half into the mixed numbers, maybe it is easier for you to visualize. So basically, anything that is between 14 and a half and 30 and a half could replace x and we would have a triangle.