Aaron's judge has jumped into the Zoom room. He's talking about the Yankees. How they're clicking, and so is he. So we're just kind of clicking on all cylinders right now.  Our bullpen's doing their job. Yeah, we're just having fun out there. I think a lot of us are just glad to be having some baseball and to be back out on the field. So yeah, like you said, it was a tough grind out. Game tonight against Red Sox like it usually is. But you know, some guys came up with some clutch hits and we're able to come out with a win. I think 24 of your last 26 runs have come on home runs. But as Luke said earlier, you guys didn't just get them by home runs tonight. I mean, you had two of them and the game-winning runs came on your home run. But you also had Mike Talkman with that walk and steal and DJ. So you're doing it both ways tonight. And you sweep the Red Sox. How does that all feel? Yeah, like you said, like the biggest abbat to the night, I feel like, is Talkman's walk and then him getting that steal and getting in scoring position and the minute I saw Talkman get on second base, I knew DJ was going to drop them in. So it's just little things like that that just teams doing really well right now as a whole. And yeah, it's just a tough team like Boston being able to sweep them like that early in the season, especially in the division. And plus, we're only playing 60 games. That's big for us. So we're just going to try to take these wins and kind of keep it rolling into Philly. You have six home runs in your first eight games that ties Alex Rodriguez from 2007 for the most enfranchised history, and it passes Babe Ruth. So just hearing those two names, what does that mean to you? Chris, it's an honor to be in the same sense as those two guys that have done so much for the game and what great hitters they were.  Do my part for a team that's got a lot of talent and a lot of heart. And that's been my biggest thing, is just try to go out there and just do my part. Thanks, Aaron. You're welcome. Take another question from Bruce Beck.  Aaron, does the ball look bigger right now? I mean, what is it like when you're locked in like that? Not locked in yet. I'm still trying to find that. That's a daily grind of baseball, is searching for that locked in feeling. But I'm feeling good. The biggest thing for me right now is having a guy like DJ LaMay hitting in front of me, getting on base all the time, working counts, driving guys in, moving runners over.  So I'm kind of in a nice little spot in the lineup right now. But like I said earlier, I'm just trying to really do my part. With a team like this that we have, you know, with so many different guys in the lineup that can move runners over, drive guys in. It's just about everybody just doing their part. Thank you. You're welcome. Another from Brian Hoke. Brian, go ahead. Hey, Aaron. Aaron Boone was in the press conference earlier. He said, he thinks you're on a mission. So I guess the question is, are you on a mission? And if so, what is it? Yeah, bro, every year we're on a mission. You know, it's to go out there and win as many games as we can, you know. And that's, you know, the past couple of years, just thinking about playoffs and, you know, not getting to the final goal that we want to get to.  So, you know, it's still early, but if we just keep taking every single game one at a time and just keep trying to win today, I think that's going to add up at the end of the year for us. Is there a personal mission for you? Not really. Like I said, I'm just trying to do my part. You know, I got my own personal goals and, you know, achievements that I want to accomplish each and every year. But none of that comes before the team, you know, what I can do for the team on the defensive side and on the offensive side. So whenever my name gets called and, you know, whenever there's a situation where I gotta drive somebody in, I'm gonna try to do it. Thank you. You're welcome. Take the next question from Bob Clappers. Go ahead, Bob. Hey, Aaron. You just said that you're not locked in yet, son. I'm just curious, what does locked in mean to you when you get there? Is it a confidence that you get your pitch, you're gonna do some damage with it? Is it a mental thing? Locked in for me is if I'm going five for five every night, you know.  So there's some times where, you know, not really locked in, but, you know, for me right now, it's just about not missing my pitch.


So a fatty is the barbecue world's version of a meatloaf, a smoked meatloaf. You add some slow roasting, some smoke, and some spices, and even just a simple chub of sausage or a pound of beef is taken to way new heights. This is actually a Greek fatty. It's inspired by the flavors of a classic year. My very first job was in a Greek deli. So I love these flavors. Definitely reminds me of that time and all the great lamb, cucumber, onion flavors of a year. This recipe is actually in my brand new cookbook, the complete electric smoker cookbook. Just fatties work great in electric smokers and this is just one of the many recipes in there. Grab it now. The link to the book is in the description of this video and also at BBQtricks.com. So here's all the ingredients here, some basic stuff. You got the course I mentioned, the lamb and the beef and the breadcrumbs, but you also have a lot of garlic, eggs, sesame seeds, oregano, Worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper, and the a lot of garlic in here. I love using this garlic press to really get the garlic cloves all minced up. Again, there's a lot of garlic. The trick to a fatty is how do you roll this thing up and make it not be a mess. So I actually always try to incorporate a big pan, either a baking sheet of some sort with rims and some parchment paper, spread it all out as evenly as you can by hand first on top of a layer of parchment paper, then add a second layer of parchment paper on top and smooth it out that way. As far as adding the cucumber, the red onions and the tomato, you want to try and get that as dry as you can. In this case, we're going to kind of scoop out the seeds of the cucumbers and dry them as much as possible in a paper towel, as well as dry the cucumbers for the tzatziki mix as well to keep the liquid down on that. Just chop it up and you're going to try and make it roll up as easily as possible in the meat. So it's really beautiful to look at. Just layer the things on top of the meat, whatever order you want. Leave a little room on the edges because you're going to want to seal it up afterwards and actually make a loaf. And then you may even want to chill this whole sheet of meat and veggies before you try and roll it up, just to give it some stiffer consistency when it's chilled. It'll be a lot easier to roll up. This is where you'll really find the parchment paper helps a ton keeping it in place. You can use plastic wrap as well. Just give it a little bit of time and you can seal the little holes as you go and try and keep track of where the seam is on the meat. Here it's on the bottom, but that's it. Tuck in the sides and you're ready to put it into the smoker. All right, so the wood chips go in and this is going to be going on the smoker. This is the seam that we rolled it up with. Seam side down for two hours at 225. Low and slow. Filling up the cooker. I'm using a charbroil digital electric smoker. I actually did an unboxing a few weeks ago. I really love that smoker. Just really simple and easy to use. And here's another, the recipe for all this stuff is in the complete electric smoker cookbook I just put out, but the tzatziki sauces, I just love the flavors in this. A cucumber, we've actually tried to dry it out as much as possible. You got the juice of one lemon, three cloves of garlic, a lot of garlic, chopped fresh dill really makes it taste great. A cup of plain yogurt, tried to use a Greek plain yogurt, salt and some black pepper as well. If you want, you may even want to try and drain some of the liquid off of this blended mixture before you mix it up with the yogurt, but either way, it ends up really good. So after smoking that fatty about two hours, the meat's going to look pretty much like this. Internal temperature, you're going to want it to hit 145 degrees, and then you can just carve it up. You can actually serve this as a hero. Slice it up, serve it with some pita wedges and that tzatziki sauce. It's really good. Look at the great smoke ring too. That's the beautiful thing about electric smoker. You get the smoke ring just right on fatties like this.  This recipe is actually in my new cookbook, the complete electric smoker cookbook. One of my favorites there, and you can get it now. The link is going to be in the description here at the bottom of the video or at BBQtricks.com. In fact, if you go to the website, there may be a special pre-order deal with some extras that you should check out. For more tips, tricks, other fun stuff, www.barbecuetricks.com.


The government of St. Lucia, led by Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre, has stepped up measures to improve security at the island's air and seaports. Prime Minister Pierre has successfully negotiated for state-of-the-art non-intrusive scanning equipment with X-ray capabilities for the customs and excise department. What is important is we have to stay focused on the cause. And the focus for us now is to try to stop or at least limit the level of crime in St. Lucia and improve citizen security. That is the focus. And this government is going to remain focused on achieving that goal. The government of Taiwan responded to the Prime Minister's call. His Excellency Peter Chen officially handed over the consignment of scanning equipment to the customs and excise department on June 26. As Hon. Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre addressed in Kerikon Regional Symposium, under the same violence as a public health issue, St. Lucia government takes a holistic approach that includes government and society in formulating the public security strategy. The distress support fund and the police equipment presented today has not only highlighted the importance of this approach, but also timely demonstrated the determination of St. Lucia government in the issue of citizens' safety. The new X-ray scanners will further enhance the existing security measures at the island's ports and also reinforce the interdiction efforts by the island's law enforcement agencies. One of the most significant threats facing our country and our region is the increase in firearm related crime. The destabilizing effects of illegal firearms and narcotics on national security and citizen safety cannot be overstated. There is a clear connection between illicit inflows of small arms and light weapons and narcotics and incidents of violent crime involving firearms. Combating this threat is therefore… Connection with Taiwan has further strengthened St. Lucia's national security. From the Office of the Prime Minister, Rihanna Isidore.


I wanted to clarify some points raised during the Magic Sandwich show this weekend. For those who missed it, we had on Eric Hovind and Cyton Bruggenkate. The regular panel were all there, Thunder, DPR, and me and Aaron joined us from down under at the World Atheist Convention, though his voice was nearly gone from trying to outvolume a bullhorn. It says something about Aaron that he claims to have won and I don't think anyone doubts it. Unfortunately, as usual, we had technical issues and the format was very challenging for the kind of discussion I hoped to have. My thanks to our guests and the rest of the panel for their patience with my long-winded comments. I feared surrendering the microphone because I knew it would be a long time before I had a chance to follow up with my points. So why did we bother with two people that very few atheists have any respect for, at least after their performance at the Reason Rally? Why were Sai and Eric offered a chance to step on the Street Preacher's platform once again? Personally, I wanted to accomplish two things. One, to confront them about their behavior, and two, to prepare any future victims of their ambush interviews with a counter-argument. Sai 10 Bruggenkate is an amateur apologist, but his apologetics represent something new for me in terms of tactic. Most logical arguments attempt to persuade the other party of the soundness of your premises and conclusions. His tactic is to prevent his opponent from being able to contest his bland assertions. This is such a shocking idea to me because the discussion between people of different faiths or none has always been for me an honest exchange of views that relies on each person to present their worldview and defend it against challenge. Sai on the other hand never defends, never presents. His apologetic is a bit of an insult to both sides because not only does he attack the very right of a non-believer to present arguments, but he makes no attempt to defend his own worldview. The presuppositional apologist's strategy is never to allow for neutral ground on which to debate, and that's not my assertion, it's Sai's. It catches people unprepared, especially non-theists who are used to simply defending the skeptical position that a god has not been demonstrated to exist. It's that logical bedrock that Sai is attempting to detonate. I'll show in a minute how his own argument can be effectively used against him. So let's state Sai's argument, his version of the classic transcendental argument for the existence of God, henceforth called tag for short. Sai asserts that only a Christian worldview is sound because only a Christian is capable of accounting for logical, scientific, and moral absolutes. Logical absolutes are the description of how things appear to behave in reality, things like the law of identity, A equals A, and the law of non-contradiction, A cannot be not A, and the law of the excluded middle, which can be stated simply as everything can only either be A or not A. Sai says that these logical laws are absolute, immaterial, and unchanging, and that this nature can only be accounted for if the laws reflect the nature of God. Hence, anyone who attempts to deny that his God exists cannot use logic. Because we all rely on these logical laws to make arguments or to validate the evidence of our senses, anyone not arguing from a Christian worldview can't make an argument about anything. This gives Sai an excuse to dismiss all contrary views. He's fond of certain questions like, how do you know your reasoning is valid? Or tell me something you know absolutely? Because it highlights the fact that we all use, as a basal assumption, the existence of reality as an empirical test for our own reason. For example, we know that a rock is a rock, and that it cannot be a non-rock, because we have never observed it to be. We make logical inferences using our logical inferences, and that is circular. We assume the evidence of our senses is accurate, at least provisionally, so that we can go about our daily business, and use our reason to tell green from red so we don't hit another car going through the intersection. My counter-apologetic is easier to explain if we have an analogy as a starting point. Let's imagine a kingdom, I'll call it Godlandia. In Godlandia, every citizen has a chip implanted in their brain at birth, and the chip can alter the thoughts of the citizen at the control of the king, who has the master control device. The people of Godlandia are aware of the chips and their influence. Every time someone has a thought that they find surprising or troubling, they're reminded they can't entirely trust their own thoughts. They can't be sure if, when they're happy or unhappy, angry or joyous, they're truly experiencing those emotions, or simply that the king pushed a button on the master control device. With regards to the king, he could be a very good king, but the people of Godlandia have no way of trusting their own judgment about him. They could think him a very good king, simply because they have no choice to do otherwise. The king could hold a giant demonstration where he promises never again to alter the thoughts of the citizens, where he appears to smash the master control device. But the people still can't be sure that they weren't being deceived. They have no way of knowing anything about reality for sure, and the very presence of the chip in their brains makes them always suspect their own reason. On the other side of the mountains from Godlandia, we'll put Naturalia. Here the people don't have chips in their brains, so far as they know. It's true that the people of Naturalia have no way of proving this, but since the idea never recursed to them that their own thoughts are compromised, they trust their own reasoning. Now they could be wrong, the king of Naturalia could be doing exactly the same thing as Godlandia, but the fact that the people of Naturalia assume reality to be real means that they don't constantly suspect their own logic. In our analogy Sai is arguing that because the king, his God, promises to be good, and never to actually use the mind control device, that Sai can always rely on his own reason. As we've established though, Sai can never reason about his God, because at any time his God could be deceiving him, including convincing him that God is incapable of deception, even his assertion that his God reveals truth to him through magical means, that can't be challenged, can be rejected if Sai's reasoning is subject to his God who may be deceiving him. Any argument Sai tries to make is defeated by his own inability to trust his God-given reason. The atheist, or more accurately we should say metaphysical naturalist, believes that she has no motivation to assume that her reason should be doubted. Things in the universe have a nature that governs their behavior. The law of identity is simply an observation of how things are, and it's subject to revision when it's no longer useful in logical inference. The naturalist might be deceived by supernatural beings, and her reason might be faulty, but there's no specific reason to believe this is so. In fact, Sai's worldview, by asserting that logic has a subjective nature, that it's not a property that things have, but rather it's a property imposed by a mind. Remember, A only equals A because it's concordant with God's wishes, or nature, or whatever. By asserting that logic is subjective, we now have two epistemic uncertainties. The question of how we can know reality, and the question of whether we can trust subjective logic, the naturalist, atheist, whatever, simply asserts that the logical or scientific laws are properties of the things themselves. So they need only make the assumption that these things have a nature that we can understand. Here's a good analogy for this. Suppose you're lost in the woods, but you have a compass. You might be uncertain about the accuracy of the compass's ability to point to true north. Now imagine that instead of you having the compass, it's in the hands of a stranger who is also lost with you. The stranger refuses to let you see the compass, insisting that he will tell you truthfully and accurately what the true north is. Sai argues that by trusting the stranger's truthfulness, it means he can trust the status of true north. But in fact, he now has uncertainty, not only about the accuracy nature of the compass, but also the truthfulness of the stranger. If the compass is malfunctioning, but the stranger is truthful, or the compass is functioning, but the stranger is untruthful, there are more possibilities to account for in Sai's belief than logical and scientific absolutes are the result of a mind that cannot absolutely be trusted. I feel like I'm belaboring the point a little, but it's so important. On the left is the circularity of a naturalist worldview, reason is tested for coherence against our empirical observations, which is interpreted with our reason. Things have properties so far as we can tell, which we can call their nature. And those properties are modeled and tested to derive the logical and scientific laws. On the right is Sai's worldview. It's not just that he's inserted an unnecessary God into the process, a being that is itself complex and improbable and requires explanation. He's actually reversed the flow of circularity. His God forces things to behave according to specific laws rather than the laws arising from the nature of things. Those laws are subjective and contingent on the nature of his God. But since we now have two steps that require explanation, it's actually a much weaker argument. Sai refers to circularity versus vicious circularity. He thinks that because the circularity goes outside his own head, it somehow becomes more reliable. But his magical revelation isn't tested outside his head. It's tested inside against his reason. He just refuses to recognize that. I know this is getting a bit confusing because we're talking in logical abstractions and analogy. It gets easier when we focus on the same argument applied to the laws of science and morality. As a metaphysical naturalist, I believe scientific laws emerge from the properties of the universe, the nature of things. The law of conservation of momentum, for example, is the result of forces that we can understand through inductive means.  It complies with the laws of gravity and four sequels mass times acceleration and so on. Now there may be cases where these laws don't apply. If you throw a neutrino at a street preacher, it may not behave in exactly the same way as a rotten tomato. But we believe that this behavior is inherent in the nature of the thing itself. That is, it is an objective property derived from the object. It's absolute. It's a law that applies to all such things. The metaphysical naturalist, the atheist, can account for objective and absolute laws like this simply by assuming they're the properties that objects have in the same way she can assume that the laws of logic derive from the nature of the universe she lives in. Remember, they describe the nature of things. They are not commandments by a divine being. In fact, Sy's Christian worldview says that scientific laws are the result of his God's nature. That is, the law of conservation of momentum is only true so long as it is consistent with God's existence. There are many instances in his holy book where these laws are reported to have been suspended or violated. So Sy believes in laws of science and logic and as we'll see, morality that are subjective. That is, not in the objects themselves but rather derived from a mind. Sy sees the laws of logic and science as being rules that we are forced to follow rather than descriptions of the nature of things in our universe. They're also not absolute as they were in the atheist's worldview but rather limited to all objects except his particular God. Let's illustrate this last point by switching to moral standards. Sy is very fond of saying he follows an absolute objective moral standard. But it's a standard that is derived from his God's mind. Hence it is subjective and it also doesn't apply to his God. His God can murder and that murder is subjectively moral. His God can promote slavery and that slavery is subjectively moral. So there are two moral standards, one for his God and one for everyone else. Hence it is neither absolute nor objective. So we can clearly establish that Sy's Christian worldview and I don't mean to tar every Christian with the same brush but Sy's worldview that he claims can account for objective and absolute laws of logic, science and morality does nothing of the sort. Sy has been concealing the massive flaw in his argument specifically that it confuses absolute and objective for limited and subjective. Fortunately, as we discussed earlier, Sy can't rely on his reasoning about his God or his God's revelation so his entire argument is easily dismissed. Now Sy, when presented with this argument may be tempted to argue that it is the nature of his God to be logical and that logical nature is therefore instilled into the universe. But either God commands logic to be in which case it is subjective and limited or the universe is logical because it is the nature of the universe to be logical which if you recall is exactly what the metaphysical naturalist asserts. In other words, Sy's only escape from this argument is to assume the atheist worldview to convert to atheism so that he can reason about his God. Therefore, the proof that God doesn't exist is that with him we can't know anything. There's your counter apologetic, the transcendental argument for the non-existence of God. Now if Sy or someone like Sy ambushes you you really have three choices. You can refuse to engage them, walk away from a very juvenile non-argument but I suspect that it only encourages them to continue. They confuse disinterest for fear. You can engage them and expose the self-contradiction in their own argument though it will be a painful process. However, there is a third option that will work well if you refuse to lose control of the conversation. Every question they ask you and remember they aren't interested in defending a position merely attacking yours. Simply reframe it back to them. If they ask you what is one thing you know absolutely send the question back and force them to follow it to the very end where they must concede that they're only out is a basal assumption of subjective logic based on an unreasonable belief in magical revelation. Thanks for watching.


Yesterday, we mentioned that NVIDIA's market cap had been pushing up into the top five tech companies. Wednesday, it passed Alphabet to make it the third largest company behind Apple and Microsoft. This talk that Microsoft may be getting out of the hardware part of Xbox. The company that seems the most ready to fill that void is NVIDIA. And it isn't just their dominance of the GPU market on desktop and all of this infiltration into AI and everything else. If you need a hardware replacement for whatever Microsoft provided for the market, who better to do it than NVIDIA? They have experience with all these services and they have experience making their own hardware. They have the logistics behind it and they could get that done and introduce a console that would be the premier technically profound console in the next console race.


Hi everyone, happy Tuesday. I'm Joe for jasphyscasebreaks.com coming at you with a quick little filler box break, 2016 Donner's Optic Football by Panini, Hangerbox, random team number 10, at the end giving away four football mixer spots. If you're watching live, we just need to do one more of these. That breaks already up, I think. We just need to do, there it is, one more of these, sell out three spots straight up, then we're in Breaksville. We can do it fairly shortly. All right, so for break 10, big thanks to these folks right here. As always, we're gonna do the break itself first, and then we'll re-randomize your names with a different dice roll and see who wins those giveaway spots. Six out of three, nine times for names and teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and nine, and final time. After nine, we got Matthew Shearer down to Ben Hodap. All right, six out of three, nine times for the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, and a ninth and final time. After nine, we got the ATL down to the Saints. Breeze, is he done? He's thinking about it, but I don't know. Does he wanna go out the way he did? Maybe he goes for another year. He actually does have a year on his contract, I think, an extra year. Here's the first half of the list right here, and here's the second half of the list right there. This is 2016, so I think the Goff, Wentz, Prescott, Z-Gallia, Rookie Class, so on and so forth. Sort of by Column B, let's box these up. All right, and let's print and rip. No trade windows in these stuff. David says he's done. He's like, nah, he's done. I don't know, you don't think? Does he wanna, I mean, I guess his legacy is pretty secure, but I think maybe he doesn't wanna go out with three interceptions in a divisional round playoff game. Well, okay, well, David, if you're saying Breeze is done, then who takes over the QB position in Nolens, in the Big Easy? Yeah, he did have that sort of end-of-career, Peyton Manning noodle arm. Although his accuracy is still pretty strong. They're saying his accuracy in short and intermediate passes are still pretty strong. All right, and there we go. Speaking of Z-Gallia, there he is. That's for the Cowboys. That's gonna go to Matthew Sheeran. All right, not too bad. Now, here's the whole point of this, though, is who's gonna win those Mixer spots? Let's get all your names again. Gather your names in here. Let's roll it and randomize that list five times, one out of four, and it'll be top four after five, good luck, one, two, three, four, and five. Now, from five on down, my apologies, sad times, but here's the good news. If you want to, there is another filler box we can do to try to get into the Mixer, one last shot. So if you wanna take one more shot, feel free to, thank you. I appreciate it if you do. Jaspyscasebreaks.com, appreciate that you got this one as well. Congrats to the top four. You're in the football Mixer. Mahomes Hunting, Kenneth, Jack, Jack, and Zach. So congrats to the three of you, I guess. Jack Townsend got two spots right there. Congrats, Mahomes Hunting. We'll see you for that a little bit later tonight at Jaspyscasebreaks.com.


Hi, we're currently in the slums in Karibi, Nairobi, Kibera, and we're going to do the monthly news update in here. Welcome to our fourth monthly news update. As always it's going to be super quick, rough and unpolished, maybe a little bit more this time because we're currently in Kenya, so this is one big improvisation, so I hope it's all clear. And thanks for Klimbera for hosting us in his little workshop. Let me show you. So we're currently in Kenya with United Nations to set up a precious plastic pilot. We're going to do it in a city called Kisi because we share all the drawings to make these machines to recycle plastic online. But setting up a workspace requires a little bit more. You need the space, you need to collect, you need to sort out your plastic. So we want to do a few of these pilot projects around the world to learn from that and also share again all of everything what we learn into Blueprint so you can easily start your own little shop anywhere in the world. So we're currently here together with Mathia and Emile and we've got two weeks to transform this old milking shed into a precious plastic workspace and we brought our starter kits from the Netherlands with the most crucial parts and the rest we're going to source and make here locally. And here's a little clip to show you what we've been doing. So we're currently on our way to Kenya with a stack of luggage which are the precious plastic starter kit and we're going to transform this shed into a workspace. This shed, three people, two weeks, let's see what we can do. It looks like paradise. We're currently in Nairobi getting our material, here's Emile and it's impressive place. So Emile, why do you work on precious plastic? No look, there's a lot and lots and lots of fresh. So we're working with this level plastic bottle. Almost ready, painting is going on. We're collecting some plastic, Emile is looking at it. We have a guy welding the frames, that is a welding machine, that looks super safe. Shredder, slowly coming together, it's still a bit rough here and there, here we have Mathia. Hey, hello. Hello. Mathia, come together. She really wanted to be in the video. Say hi, smile to the camera. Okay. All right, you're in. Making electricity, painting logo on the wall, good job. All right, few more days and then you will see the end result in another video. So those were two super intense weeks. We set up this whole workshop, built the machines and teach locals how to work with plastic and how the machines work because we want to make sure that if we're gone they can still run the workspace without having us around. Super thanks for everyone that helped out with the project and the locals to really set it up and continue from here. We're going to make a super nice video of this whole project. For now it's just a rough version but it's going to take a while before we narrow down but that video will come soon. Now another thing I always like to do in these places is go to a landfill and usually I go to my feet or flip flops and just walking around to seeing it but this time we bought a drone and it's impressive to see if you fly up how giant these landscapes with trash are. I mean if you look around it's everywhere and I guess for us it's always a good motivation knowing that there are many of these places around the world with so much plastic trash. It's good for us to know that we're not done yet. Fresh plastic still has some work to do. Back in the Netherlands we were featured in an episode of Tegeligt where they came to a workshop to show a little bit what we're doing. If you want to see more of that it's in Dutch but it gives a glimpse of the workspace. Link below. We got a hundred thousand subscribers on YouTube. Not sure if that's really news but seems worth noting. And Joey is doing a big research on PET bottles. We're trying to find ways how to use them without fully completely shredding and remelting them. We're trying to use as much of the original shape and material as possible. Hey Joey. Hey. Could you show us your PET research? Yes. Good. So how about this PET research? We try to use the shape and the property of the bottle. So for the first step of the experimentation I tried to focus on how to get a string from the bottle. So I did different kind of plastic bottle cutter that you can easily find on YouTube, on the internet to get this kind of string. And then from this string I tried to do some basketry because I think it could be an easy way to get some strong object. And very light. So it could be interesting. In the second hand I worked with a very funny and powerful technique that I can show you. If you are ready for this, it's very simple from this bottle. I will get the bottom. Then I just have to put your shape inside. And it's a bit like vacuum forming process but in DIY. And here we are. Like a new shape. Yeah. So yeah, I tried different shape with this process to get flat stuff, more round circular stuff. So yeah, finally we managed to get this kind of thing. More like finish, could be packaging for instance. I got this phone case, which is also interesting. We started a new topic on the forum about PAT bottle. So if you have some ideas about the object we could make, feel free to share it. And we'll work on it together. Yeah, because it's a super nice technique, right? We need to find a good application. Yeah, absolutely. Super easy to do. So yeah, imagination going. So if you have any good applications or things you can do with these techniques, let us know in the forum. Link is below. So that's all the news we got this month. But there's also been a lot of happening in our community. So here we have community news. The guys from Circle Activity in South Korea, they already had a super nice workspace and building the precious plastic machines. But now they also built this mobile version where they can drive around the city making lamps with our extrusion machine. Super nice. Finbok NGO from Uganda made our injection machine from Woot. Naga Karta in Cambodia started a crowdfund to set up their little factory. And they just keep on going and building the machines one by one. So we're probably going to see more of them in the coming months. Some students in France are playing around with extrusion machine and this robot arm, trying to make bigger, more architectural shapes on a bigger scale. Interesting to see what comes out of there. I met Isabe from Denmark, went to Cape Town to teach locals how to build the machines, how it works with welding and electronics, and also how to work with plastic. And they've been making these flower pots, but looking into more molds in the future. So this is a glimpse of all the stuff that's happened in the community. If you want to see more, go to our online community and we write out little blog posts and pictures about all the projects they are doing. So that's it for this month's updates. Thanks for watching and here's a little clip. I often say thank you guys in these monthly news videos. And it might sound like it's from me, but it's actually not just me that you're supporting but the whole community behind this project or all the projects. So this is a thank you, not from me, but from everyone here. Thank you! Thank you!


Adventures in time and space transcribed in future tense In the beginning there was Jordan thinking his lonely thoughts Out of the loneliness came a longing, out of the longing came a vision Out of a dream came a planning and out of a planning came decision Jordan's hand was lifted and the ship was born Are you all right? Yes, it missed me What was it? A mutant with a slingshot, I think it dashed down that passageway You want to go after us? We never catch it, Alan It's probably 12 decks above us by now I didn't think they ever came down this far The trolls usually get them before they reach this level They get more daring with each generation This one looked like a female Male or female, it might have killed us I told you this trip was pure foolishness Climbing 24 deck levels to hear a crazy old man rave We're almost there now Compartment X-15 level 24 This is the place This area smells as if it hadn't been visited by a sanitation crew for generations This part of the ship is almost deserted Yes This is the compartment of John the Witness Who are you? My name is Hugh Hoyland I'm a cadet from the scientist barracks This is my friend Alan Mahoney What do you want of John the Witness? Only to talk Are you a believer in Jordan? Naturally I have heard that there are the old among the younger scientists Who doubt the word of Jordan To doubt is death, we're not heretics Enter I have brought a gift of tobacco Grown on the richest level It smells good I assure you it's the best Wait here Bratsness What the devil do you think he can tell you? I don't know, now hush Well You are John the Witness I am Good eating to you I am Hugh Hoyland This is my friend Alan Mahoney What brings a gentleman of the scientist glass to my humble department? I have heard that you and your parents before you have long been keepers of the legend of the ship Since Jordan gave the word I am anxious to hear the word as Jordan spoke it Why? You see, among the young scientists there have been some who talk against the word Regulations against such heresy Some of them say the ship has no purpose They say that we are here accidentally That we have no more grace in Jordan's eyes than the most deformed mutant Who dwells in the highest level of the ship What shall I say to you? I wish to hear the word from the mount of one who knows That I may become more convinced Sir You have gift for the witness? The finest tobacco Good, I will dim the light Now pay close attention For these are the words as my father's father's father Gave them to his son's son's son This is how the ship came into being How our people were created In the beginning there was only Jordan Thinking his lonely thoughts In the beginning there was darkness Formless and dead Out of the loneliness came a longing Out of the longing came a vision Out of the dream came a planning And out of the planning came decision Jordan's hand was lifted And the ship was born Mile after mile of good compartments Tank after tank for golden corn Ladder and passage door and locker Fit for the needs of the yet unborn He looked on his work and found it pleasing Meet for a race that is yet to be He thought of man And man came into being Then Jordan checked his thoughts And searched for the keys Man untamed would shame his maker Man unruly would spoil the plan So Jordan made the regulations Some to speak and some to listen Order came to the ranks of men Crew he created to work at their stations Scientist to guide the plan Over them all he created captain Made him judge of the race of men Thus it was in the golden age These are the true words As my father's father taught them But what of the strange beast-like people On the upper levels of the ship Surely Jordan did not create them Jordan is perfect, all below him lack perfection You have heard of the legend of Huff I have heard that he mutinied against Jordan Darkness swallowed the ways of virtue Sin prevailed upon the ship And before wisdom prevailed And the bodies of Huff and his followers Were fared into the converter Some of the rebels escaped And lived to father the mutants They are tainted with the sins of their fathers One more question, witness Speak What is the ship? The ship is a great sphere 25 kilometers wide and 100 levels deep I know that, but what about the upper levels? The regulations forbid us to venture into the upper levels But it is said that beyond the levels of the mutants Lies in a forbidden place where Jordan's spirit prevails So I've heard But something troubles me Something which prompted my coming here Yes, my son What lies beyond the ship? What? What lies beyond the ship? Mrs. Allison Answer me I will not permit such talk The ship is complete The ship is universal The ship is everywhere The ship is empty Ah, you're muttering to those of a frightened old man They answer nothing You question the world?  I don't know Come on, Hugh We've got to get out of here Now where? We can't go back, they feed us into the converter What's that? The old woman must have turned in an alarm Come on, the patrol will be here in no time Where can we go? The upper levels But the mutant We'll have to take our chances The patrol, we've got to climb The ladder We're from the outside wall Judging by the slope of the deck about two miles Mutant territory Come on, we'll try this passageway Hugh, I feel as if we're being watched It's your imagination Perhaps not Get a grip on yourself This is as big as a dog Come on I can't drag myself much further We've got to find a compartment with water Oh, if only you hadn't asked him that stupid question There's no use going over that Why did you do it? Why? Allen, I've been thinking about it for a long time And when he began to give me those stupid pat answers Well, I just saw red, I guess But who are you to question the ways of Jordan? When you asked me to go with you to visit the witness I thought you wanted spiritual help I never dreamed of you I'm sorry, Allen, I couldn't foresee this I didn't know Wait, wait a minute Oh, what? Another ship right? Something move Near that bulking I didn't see anything Maybe my eyes are going bad still Where am I? What are you?  Forgive my friend Bobo like so many of my people He's rather impetuous Where members of the so-called super race are concerned Who are you? What place is this? As you can guess from my leg I'm a mutant Where is Allen?  We do not kill for pleasure, Mr. Hoyland Only when necessary You know my name? I read your identification tag Who are you?   This one I've never seen a creature like him Bobo is an unfortunate He was born without the power of speech How can you tolerate him on strassity? We have learned to live with difference If we began to destroy our imperfects as you do on the lower levels There would soon be no one left Violate the regulations The word of Jordan's face You know, Mr. Hoyland Your people are really primitive and barbaric You dare say that to me? I dare say a good deal more Let us go to my compartment and speak further I'm always interested in information of the lower levels I won't give you any information Bobo, I want Mr. Hoyland in my cabin, please I advise you to go quietly, Mr. Hoyland Bobo has a hatred of superior beings Which is unfortunate, but quite understandable Proceed Enter, Mr. Hoyland This is where you live? Yes But you have books Stolen from your libraries, Mr. Hoyland Compton's Astrophysics The Philosophy of Interstellar Navigation Celestial Mechanics You have read these? Most of them Why did you bring me here? What do you intend to do? You believe in Jordan, Mr. Hoyland There is no other belief And the trip? I suppose you believe in the trip, too What else is there to believe? When you die, your remains are fed to the converter And your soul makes the trip And where does the trip take you? Why? To Centaurus, of course Well, what is Centaurus? Why, Centaurus, mind you, I'm just telling you the orthodox answer Centaurus is where you arrive when you've made the trip A place where everything is happy And everybody's happy and there's always good eating It's mythological, of course And you believe this? The peasants believe it, literally But many of the younger scientists like myself Know that it's figurative, symbolic Why do you ask? Doesn't it ever occur to you, Mr. Hoyland That the trip is exactly what your peasants believe it is?  Yes If you started digging a hole in the lowest level Where would that hole go? Where would that hole... Oh, no No, it's forbidden to think such a thought Where would it go? No, no, I can't think about it Bobo Bobo, we're going to take Mr. Hoyland to the place Where are we going? To the top level But it's certain death Now, since I've been there a thousand times Come along No, I won't, you can't make me I think we can Now, shall we proceed peacefully Or shall I have Bobo persuade you? Open the door, Bobo Inside What place is this? This Mr. Hoyland is the main control room Why, Mr. Hoyland, you're trembling It isn't true There is no such place except in mythology Oh, you younger men are so wise, Mr. Hoyland Except for one thing This happens to be the main control room of the ship It's nothing but a huge room with an instrument panel What did you expect? How do you know this is the main control room? See these instruments? Using them to navigate a many hundreds of years ago Actually steered the ship on its voyage I don't understand But it didn't suppose you would Your people have been so steeped in superstition and ignorance That the whole concept has lost its meaning Sit in that chair Don't be frightened, sit down Very well Look up What do you see? Nothing but a huge shield Watch it for one moment, Mr. Hoyland You are going to see something that few of us Have ever been privileged to witness Something so dazzling that you may find it hard To accept it first But it is there It is a reality And ultimately you must accept it What are you doing? I'm dimming the lights Don't be frightened Keep your eyes focused on the shield above us Ready?  Answer me, Mr. Hoyland Do you deny it? They lied They lied Why did you close the shield? You will see it again if you're not afraid I'm not afraid Many times I've shown this to others of your people who we captured And though they saw it before their very eyes They would not believe it Tell me about it Tell me about the ship, about the universe What are these things? How did this come about? Many thousands of years ago On a planet like those you've just seen A planet called Earth A scientist named Jordan decided to build a ship That would carry men from one planet to another For many years Jordan and thousands of others studied And planned And when they were finished they built the ship A ship so large that it had to be assembled in its own orbit Beyond the place called the moon Sixty years it took them to construct And when it was finished a whole new science had been conceived Then the trip was begun The trip that was to land a colony of earth men On a far off planet called Centaurus Millions of light years beyond the furthest planet Ever reached before How do you know these things? Among my books are the log which Jordan himself kept And the records of the journey for the first 40 years What happened? There was a mutiny A man named Huff Led a rebellion of those who wanted to turn back In the struggle the navigators were killed And the crew fell into a state of anarchy In the years to follow small groups of men Tried to organize the ship for navigation And each time they failed Finally the whole idea was abandoned And so for Centaurus we have swung in space Unmanned, undirected Living in a lost world of our own making Without purpose Without direction Why have you told me this? Why have you brought me here? You could have killed me Can you guess? No No, I can't Unless... It would be too fantastic Well? You want to finish the trip Yes, that's it What would it take to do it? A miracle almost The crew would have to be trained Many people, each skilled in a certain duty Couldn't you train your own people? We are too few Besides, the main drive is in the lower levels Where my people are forbidden to go No It would mean that both our peoples would have to work together Our differences encouraged rather than denied It can be done You showed me, you can show others, I can show them Can you? I'll see the captain himself I have an uncle on the central board I'll tell him what I've seen here And do you think he'll believe you? Send one of your people with me Let's ask him a good deal I'm risking a good deal by going back Very well Bobo will go with you He can't talk There will be no need for talk I will write a message Guaranteeing safe conduct for a group of unarmed scientists To visit the main control room Bobo will take you safely through our territory What happens when you reach your own level Is up to you One moment Yes, what you...  You're wanted for... I know all about that Listen, Uncle, I must see the captain The captain, are you mad?  Uncle, listen to me The ship is moving I can prove it Do you understand There is a purpose in the ship I don't understand what you're babbling about Never mind Just talk to the captain Tell him I have information of tremendous importance Tell him I've arranged a truce with the mutants A truce? Here, show him this paper signed by their leader Do it, Uncle, for my sake I don't know why... Please, Uncle If I'm to die, let this be my last request to you Very well I'll speak to the captain I'll try And you say, Mr. Eiland, that you saw this with your own eyes I swear it, Captain I swear it on the word of Jordan Let me see that paper again Hmm What do you think, Commander East? I don't know, sir It might be a trick I guarantee you safe conduct If these things are as Mr. Eiland reports them It would pay to risk a few lives The man is a convicted heretics Still, we mustn't discount his word entirely He has a safe conduct The mutant risked its life coming with him I think we might investigate You will do it I'll have an expedition outfitted Dismiss, Mr. Eiland Thank you, sir Thank you Captain, do you... Commander Erst You'll make the necessary arrangements for an expedition I trust you understand Perfectly, sir Perfectly Mr. Eiland It's better about your men here This is the spot Patrol, halt I see no welcoming party of mutants There will be none Their leader will meet you inside the main control room You don't say And just where is this main control room? Beyond that door I see All right, men Ready arms Why do you ready arms? In case of ambush Ambush? Don't you think they could have ambushed you on the way up here A good deal more easily?  No, Mr. Eiland But most certainly you are To think that we could be lured up here to be slaughtered With a fantastic story about some mythical control room Guns ready, sir Lieutenant, I warn you These people have acted in good faith If you break them...  Yes What's all this machinery? These are the controls he would have used To steer the ship He's gone out of his mind, Lieutenant Steer the ship Who?


And the producer of radios, outstanding theatre of thrills, the master of mystery and adventure, William M. Robson. If people were truly moral, there would be no need for moral precepts. We are carefully taught and constantly reminded of how we should act. And the reason for this must be that man is fundamentally bad. In any case, all too often, kindness is not repaid in kind. The golden rule is broken, and the hand that feeds gets bitten. Such ingratitude is our story concerned, a story which should at least serve as a warning to those ladies who stubbornly insist on letting their hair grow, as nature intended it to. Listen then as Frank Lovejoy stars in Friend of Daddies, which begins in just a minute. Oh. Joseph. Why, why, why? Who is she? Who is who? Who are you dreaming about? Was I dreaming? You were talking in your sleep and giggling. How about that? What were you giggling about? I can't remember. Joseph, you mentioned a girl's name. Oh, what name? Spice. Spice? Candy Spice. Candy Spice. It sounded like a dancer or a cheese or something. Oh. Oh, what? Well, I must have said candy Spice. Candy Spice is a horse. I bet on him once. You bet on a horse? Yeah, we had a pool. I could have won $3. Well, you should have put the money into savings bonds. They're a much better investment. It was only 50 cents. For 63 cents a day, you can buy a $25 bond a month. And one year's worth of bonds will bring $300 when they mature. What's more, they are guaranteed to be winners. The whole United States stands behind them. Uh-huh. So don't waste money betting on horses. Put it in savings bonds. Okay. Can I still dream about horses though? If you do it quietly. Say, why were you giggling about a horse? And now, friend of daddy. Starring Mr. Frank Lovejoy. A tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. Oh, you little, give me that tickle. No. Don't you ever do that again.  Give me my gun. Give me my gun. Have me a bell across the mouth. I'm sorry, Mr. I didn't mean to scare you. Give me my gun. Just don't ever do that again. I won't. I promise I won't. Hey, what's your name? Bush. Yeah? My name's Bush too. You do? Yeah. How about your last name's Carl? That's right. How'd you know?  You know my daddy? I know him in the war in Korea. I was just looking for his house. It's right there. Oh, he's at work. Oh. But mine's home. Well, then let's go see mommy. Okay? Okay, yes. Can I have my gun back? Sure. Hey, I'm Bush. Only remember what I said. Yeah. What did I say? I ought to give people a heart attack so I can get a bell in the mouth. Yeah. Well, that's not it exactly, so let's forget about it, okay? Okay. Because we're going to be friends, aren't we, Bush? Yeah, I guess. Well, tell him I don't want any. He's a friend of daddy. Oh, well, just a minute. I'm sorry. I thought it was a gentleman. I just washed my hair. I was drying it out back. Very pretty, your hair. Butch said you were a friend of my husband? Oh, yes. I'm Butch Bailey. Butch Bailey? Well, I'd lastly need Butch's daddy's best friend from the Korean War. I know. Oh. You two have already met? Oh, yes. Yes, out front. I was ambushed. Oh, yes. Young Maverick's quite a shot to those catfish. Won't you sit down? Thank you. He ought to be getting home any minute. I know he'll be so glad to see you. Been a long time. Can I get you something? A can of beer or something? Oh, thank you. I'm fine. Well, excuse me a minute. I'll do up my hair. No. No, please. Leave it the way it is. It's so pretty. Well, I... I don't see long hair like that much, do you think? I guess I'm just old-fashioned. I've never cut it. I don't. Don't ever. I'll never forget the look in that sergeant's face. When you told him if he wanted some commie prisoners, he could find plenty. Right up there across the line. Yeah, yeah. I know what... What went out to get them? I did. But I'd never have gotten back if it hadn't been for you. Ah, forget it. More coffee, anyone? Yes. Do you have another cup? Well, then what happened? It's way past your bedtime. That's what happened. Ah, mom. Come on now. Come on. Just let me stay for one more story. All right. But you've had it for a long time. For time. Right now. Okay. Okay. I'll come in and tuck you in, honey. Say goodnight to daddy's friend. Can you tell me some more stories about the war sometime? Oh, sure, but... When? Oh, I don't know. Sometime. Well, all right now, but... All right. I'm going. Night. Night, son. Funny coincidence. You're calling him Butch. It isn't a coincidence. He was Christian, Bailey Carson, but... You named him after me? Oh, he wouldn't be here if it weren't for you, because I wouldn't be here now if it weren't for you. It's good to know that there's a kid growing up carrying your name. Me? I got nobody, no family, nothing to tie to. Oh, that's no way to talk, Butch. The right girl's bound to come along. Oh, not for me. Who'd have me? A gimp with a bad ticker who spent most of the best years of his life in veterans' hospitals? Yeah, but that's all over now. What are your plans? Plans? Oh, I don't have any. What good are plans? Then we'll make some for you. Look, Butch, why don't you stay here with us for a while? I couldn't do that. Oh, sure you can. We've got a little room off the garage. It isn't much, but... We could fix it up, couldn't we, darling? Oh, yes. Of course we could. No, and I couldn't just walk in on you. Now listen to me, Butch. I'm a very happy man. And I owe my happiness. I owe my life to you. You don't forget a death like that. I've worried about it for years. I've wondered where you were and how you were, and suddenly you show up. My turn now to help you. Nothing is dramatic as saving your life, but at least I can help you get started on a new life. But... No buts out of it, darling. No. Again as of now. Hello, darling. Yes, please? I was thinking. Hmm? About what? Pete. Yes, darling? Don't let him stay here. What are you talking about? Of course he can stay here. Please. I'm afraid. Of what? Of him. Of old Butch with his game leg. Oh, then I'll be salating. I'm not. I'm afraid. Why? I don't know. I don't know. And now... That's true. A friend of Daddy's. Who is it? You got it for me, Bobby? Oh. Oh, good morning. What time is it? Right. Pete's gone to work already. Oh, I'm sorry. He's coffee on his shelf. Coffee shelf. Thank you. I'm trying to get ready to take Butchie in town to get it. Oh, don't worry about me. I'll find things okay. Butchie. Yeah, Mommy? You done? Oh. Hurry up. I'll be ready as soon as I finish brushing my hair. What are you doing here? Watching. Get out of my bedroom.   I said, get out of here. I just want to watch. I don't see long hair like yours anymore. It's so soft and fine. Like my mother. Just like my mother. Let me touch it, Louise. Just once. Let me feel it. Get out or I'll scream. Please. Please. Oh, please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Yes. Oh. Oh, send him in. Please. Honey, what are you doing down here in the middle of the morning? He's a horrible man. Oh, what horrible man? That buddy of yours, Butch Bailey. Oh, what did he do? I was brushing my hair. And I looked up and there he was standing in the door watching me. Well, I don't blame him. You make an awfully pretty picture, brushing your hair. For you, please. Not for anybody else. Well, then you should close your door. In my own house. Pete, listen to me. Your friend is crazy. Oh, come on. I told you I was afraid of him. I was right. He had a look in his eyes. Now, aren't you imagining a lot of this? No. He wanted to... He wanted to... ...feel my hair. I had to push him out of the room with all my strength. Of course he had no right coming into the room. Then when I finally got up enough courage to come out, he was sitting in the breakfast nook drinking coffee, as cool as a cucumber, so nothing had happened.  I can't describe it. Well, I'll have a little talk with old Butch tonight. If you don't seem to understand talking, won't do any good, get rid of him. But I can't just throw him out. If you don't, I'll take Butchie and check into a hotel. All the ways you're being childish. No, I'm not. I'm not going back to that house until that man is left. Well, I know this is a section, all that, but try to understand the poor guy.  And when he sees a woman as beautiful as you are, he... I did some checking at the Veteran's Administration on my way over here. Your friend Butch Bailey has been in and out of Veteran's hospitals ever since Cori had moved. Not for a crippled leg. Or a crippled mind. He's a psychopath. So, that's the way it is, pal. I see. I'm sorry, but you know how women are. Oh, sure, sure, I never should have come here. Oh, now don't say that. I don't want to cause you any trouble, Pete. You've got it made. A beautiful wife, 12 kids, no place for me in this setup. Now look, Butch. Well, that's what you're telling me, isn't it? But you make it sound like it is. Your wife says get rid of the bomb so you get rid of the bomb. You're not making the reason. Why should I? Oh, no, wait a minute. As you were, I'm not sore. I mean, I understand. I shouldn't have done what I did. I know that, but I didn't mean any harm. I was just looking at it. I know Butch. I understand, but she doesn't. And she's my wife. Yeah, I knew sick to her, kid. You've got a wonderful woman there. Well, I'd better shove her off to a Louise and get back in her own house. Where are you going? Well, no, it's okay. I do. Look Butch, what can I do for you? Do you need anything? Can I lend you some money until you get on your feet? No, thanks. Pete, I'll be all right. You do understand. Sure. Oh, sure. What do you say? Come on, Butch. Darling? Darling? You didn't mind too much, did you? What about Butch? Yes. Look, baby, you're my wife. You come first. First, get it, before anybody. Oh, Pete. Oh, hey, hey, look at the time. We'd better have to check. Oh, go and get ready for bed. Yes, and I'll lock all the doors and windows. Oh, don't be silly. Huh? You see my hairbrush? Oh, why? You can't find it on my dressing table. It's gone. Are you sure? No, what would I want with your hairbrush? I don't know. I wonder what Butch would want with it. Free of friend of daddy's. Here, oh, man, wish you would. You stay outside and play while I get dinner on the stove. Where are you, darling? At the office. I was just going to start dinner. Yes, I know. That's what I'm calling. I'm in town. Oh, Pete. I'm sorry. I suppose so. I thought you'd rest town. We had. Right on. Oh, Pete. I'm sorry. I suppose so. I thought you'd rest town. We had. Right on. What are you doing here? I couldn't stay away. It was Pete on the phone. I know. He said he was meeting me downtown. I made that statement and was sure he wouldn't come home. And interrupted. Interrupted? What do you want? Take down your hair. I certainly will not. Believe. Please do me a favor. Take down your hair. That's all I had. Just take it down. Ridiculous. And get out of here. Get out. You won't take down your hair when I ask you nicely? Of course not. Or I have to make you take it down. Put away that gun. I can tell you've left your hair down. You wouldn't use it? Oh, yes. I would.  Hair's as ungrowing as you know after death. Oh, no. Butch. Go on. Take out the pins. Oh, that's right. At the back. I'll fluff it out. Just like mother used to. Butch. Oh, that's it. Nice and loose. Like a living frame to your face. Right here. Here's your brush. This is what I took. Use it. Go on. Brush out a hundred times. Brush it until it crackles. Until it softens. Angels down. Butch. Oh, go on. Go on. I'm sorry about taking that brush the way you see. I thought that would be enough, but it wasn't. It reminded me of you.  I don't know. I don't know if I had to come back. I had to watch you using it.   Her hair, her beautiful long hair, falls down around you, a warm, sweet web of protection. You're safe. No harm can come to you. That tickles your nose a little, maybe a chuckle, maybe a sneeze. In your play with it, pulling in a little baby, smells like heaven. You fall asleep cleaning of angels and everything, one of them looking like you're Maria. Looking like you. This is crazy. Now you've got to let me touch it. Let me run my fingers through it. Stay away from me. I won't hurt you. I promise. I just want to feel it. I want to bury my face. No. No. I won't hurt you. Stop it. Stop it. Louise, don't try to stop me. Get away from me. Now you're going to let me. I'm not going to let you do anything. I'm alive or dead. I still had no hair if you're dead. You're choking me. Yes, Louise. I'm choking you with your own hair. If I have to use force, I will. Louise. Don't do that. Louise.  I shouldn't ever see the gun in the house. I forgot. Oh. This time I'm glad you did. What's the matter with what? Did I give my heart a pat? Maybe. I don't know. You said I shouldn't scare people and give my heart a pat. It's all right, dear. It's all right. Hello? Come home right away. I'm waiting for Butch. Butch is here. He's had an attack or something. Call a veteran hospital and tell him to come and get him. Hurry home, T. Please hurry. Listen. Listen again next week. When we return with Robert Horton scouring in oil for Victor, another tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. This is the United States Armed Forces Radio and Television Service.