What's up everybody jason from jazby's case breaks comm so unfortunately, we did not get the promo Breaks done all of them to give away twenty five hundred dollars in break credit So if you remember earlier, we had a promo if we sold out X amount of breaks tonight We'd give away twenty five hundred dollars, but as a consolation Nick said hey We can get certain breaks done like the leaf metal and impeccable football done at least We'll give away fifteen hundred dollars to number one winner take off So we did it We sold out leaf metal baseball plus impeccable football and r&bs to unlock at least fifteen hundred dollars in break credit So there were other promo breaks. We did That sold out as well as the leaf metal and impeccable football So those customers that bought into those breaks that sold out will also be part of this randomizer and get a shot at $15 For the other breaks that didn't sell our promo breaks. Unfortunately, those names will be put in here But again, thanks for buying in those breaks. Of course, we'll we'll sell on that on their own I believe actually ended up only being like the triple double mixture that didn't sell One more mosaic and then two optic everything else. We did sell out. So that was good So originally had to be a couple more. So we're actually not too far off, but I'm glad we got the the Leaf metal and impeccable done so that way we can get that done So the first break of the day that was a promo break was the mosaic basketball one box hobby break So we're gonna copy and paste the names Right there boom That's one of the promo breaks that I was done Thank you guys. Good luck. The next promo break that was done was black diamond hockey. So we're gonna copy and paste the customer names Here in black diamond. Let me finish off black diamond as well because we had a couple rmb's these customers here and For black diamond any rmb's that were also Sold were also part of the list. So here was the customer names for Ottawa Montreux, Chicago, Vancouver Those customers get in as well. Thank you guys Now we did impeccable that was a big one. So We're gonna have the team sheet here for the customers that bought in straight up and there's a couple more names down there That we'll get to right now So let me just copy this and then we get the bottom half here Rob down to Victor and then all three rmb's are part of this randomizer. So here's the first one here for Chicago Jacksonville Pittsburgh Philly and That the New England Carolina Washington football team there's that and then third one was TV Ken City Green Bay mainly Don There and then the last break was the leaf battle one. So we're not gonna actually paste in all 72 names That's because we tripled up the names. What I'm originally do is only pasting the 24 customer names that bought in originally So still the same names are just not gonna times them by three So let me hold on one second. Let me get the list here for my Google Doc So these are original 24 Boom. So there you go. That's everybody there That's all the promo breaks there. That's sold out today. So should be a pretty good list Actually, not as long as originally is but hey, we're still getting away $1500 guys remember number one gets it winner take all Good luck everybody Let's click the dice roll its roll And it is a six and a four for ten times wrote a lot of tense today. So there we go. Good luck everybody six and a four one two three four five six seven eight nine and 10th and final time six and a four ten times Boom Did it really fast. I didn't want to see it So we're gonna go up there to the 120s the 110s hundred and 90s 80s 70s 60s 50s 40s 30s. Oh 20s And now we're in the teens guys. Good luck. Thank you guys for buying in and here we go. Here's the top 10 So I'm sorry guys, but sad times for people Number two Matthew from two data 143, sorry about that guys and congratulations to Will who got last spot mojo in a break? I don't know which that break that is that could have been the hockey break or could have been the Leaf metal break. I don't know but congratulations, man.  Like I said, that was all the customer names there Appreciate everybody. Have a great night guys. Thank you


Proudly, we hail from New York City, where the American stage begins. Here is another program with a cast of outstanding players. Public service time has been made available by this station to bring you this story. As proudly we hail the United States Army. Our story today is entitled, The Hard Way. One of the things that always surprises you about the Army is the way a man tries to learn something that's hard to do. As a lot of trouble and mass day, it comes to him just as easily as breathing. It shouldn't be a surprise because it happens so often, but I guess you never get over it. Our first act curtain will rise in just a moment, but first, this message is of vital importance to every American. But it's particularly important to the young men who are listening. For today, the rapidly expanding United States Army is depending on you to do a vitally important job. Qualified technicians are needed, and the Army is prepared to train you in one of the interesting career fields necessary to its operation. You can become a radio or radar technician. You can study meteorology, mechanics, electronics, photography, and many, many others. Yes, the finest technical training schools in the world will be available to you when you enlist in the United States Army. Why not visit your nearest United States Army recruiting station today? Remember, the need is urgent. And now, your United States Army presents the proudly-gwee hail production, The Hard Way. Right now, I happen to be stationed at Fort Dix, where we're in the process of training infantry soldiers. Most of the non-coms in the offices have had combat training, and so actually they have a great deal to offer. They know from personal experience how training pays off when the chips are down, and most of the time they get that idea across to the troops. I guess we're really hip on training here, and some of the younger men who are newly arrived have a great deal to say about it in private. You know, being a first sergeant can be one of the roughest jobs in the Army, and one of the most lonesome. You represent the officers, and you represent the men. Well, that's my problem, and one day I'll tell you about it. Right now, I'm reminded of a funny story. Isn't the funny story exactly? Was anything but funny at the time? It's only funny now because three of us are able to say we lived through it. So now we can laugh. I was reminded of it because I happened to overhear a couple of the men in the company sitting in the barracks and engaging in a bit of a gripe session. Well, that's one privilege all soldiers should have. They should be allowed to gripe and enjoy it. I was standing just outside the door, and I became fascinated by these two voices. All the outfits in the U.S., Tommy, I gotta wind up in this one. Ah, they're all the same. Don't hand me that. Listen, Benny, there's gotta be some outfits that let you live. These guys never stop. Every minute of the day it's a class or a march or something with equipment. They run your ragged. So what can you do, Ryan? So now when everybody's got an hour off, you and me, we have to sit here and wait for that sergeant. What does he want from us? I don't know. He just said, be here. Yeah. Oh, for two cents I'd tell him. What would you tell him, Ryan?  You know what this is like? This is like keeping us after school. Well, you're any yummy. What are you gonna do? Oh, knock it off. Here comes the first sergeant. Oh, hello, Sergeant Barnes. What are you fellas doing here?  We had to give up the recreation hour, Sergeant. Yeah, why? Sergeant Fuller. He said so. What happened? Sergeant Fuller says we've got to get more practice with the M1. What kind of practice? Oh, stripping it down and assembling. Sergeant Fuller says we can't do it fast enough. Well, if you can't do it quickly enough, you probably don't understand the weapon too well. Oh, now look, Sergeant, when the company went out on that range to fire the M1, who got the highest scores? Benny here and me. Yeah, I know. So why does Fuller always keep picking on us? Wait a minute, Ryan. Do you say that Sergeant Fuller is picking on you? No. That ain't exactly what Ryan and me want to say, but... But what? Look, if Fuller or any other noncom in this outfit is riding anybody unjustly, as first sergeant, that's my business. I want to know about it. And I'll put a stop to it. And if you're right, I'll take care of Sergeant Fuller. But if you're wrong, I'll take care of you. Well, Sergeant... We don't want you to get the wrong idea, Sergeant. Oh, hello, Fuller. Hello, Sergeant. Why have these men been deprived of their recreation hour? Because they don't know the first thing about the M1 rifle. They score highest in the company on the range. Oh, they can fire it. But they don't know how to take care of it. Mm-hmm. Do you think anyone could say you were picking on them, Fuller? You bet your life, you can say it. Now, I'm going to keep on doing it until they know more about the M1 rifle than the guy who invented it. Now, go to sleep dreaming about it.  Maybe I have been giving them a hard time. If you think so, maybe you can tell them why. Ryan, is that your M1? Yes, Sergeant. Let me see you break it down and reassemble it.  I still say Benny and me can shoot this thing better than any guy in the army. Yeah, well, maybe you can. I know a girl who can drive a car better than I can, too.   This is the tool of your trade. You have to know this rifle inside and out, like a plumber knows a wrench. What did you plan to do this hour, Fuller? Well, I thought I'd write a couple of letters, but instead I'll have to give these men some instruction. Wait a minute, I'll tell you what, Fuller.  I need some practice with the M1 myself. Okay, sir. Now, look, there's an easy way to strip this gun down. But it takes practice. I want to tell you something. There's no big deal to take it apart and put it together here on a blanket, but you may have to do it in battle with half-frozen hands and an enemy shooting at you. Well, yeah. You want me to start again? No, no, no. Tell you what you do. Take a break for a couple of minutes. I'll tell you a story. Do you know Master Sergeant Truscott of E Company? Yeah. Mm-hmm. Well, three years ago, Sergeant Truscott and I were both sergeants in a rifle company in Korea. One day, the outfit got some replacements, and one of them was a fellow named Fuller. Our boy Fuller? The same. Fuller was a sorry-looking soldier, as I remember. He'd had about a year of training in the States, but I guess he slept through it. Anyway, he didn't take it too seriously. But here he was in a red-hot outfit like ours, and we were up against some real classy opposition. I got wise to Fuller real fast. He was in a foxhole with a guy who had to be taken out of there in a hurry with a bad appendix. So I moved in with him for the night. I know sooner got there when things began to happen. What's that, Sergeant? What do you think it is? The Fourth of July? The Reds are attacking. What are we going to do? What do you think we're going to do? What do you think we're out here for? Here they come. All right, don't sit there. Pick up that M1 and lend a hand. What are you waiting for? Pull the trigger. I did. I forgot to put a clip in. Kid, there's no point being nervous. Put in a clip. What's the matter with you? I can't feed in the clip. I can't seem to get in. Come on. Pull the slide all the way back. Push the clip down with your thumb. Let the slide fly home, and you got it. Look, I got to reload. Watch me. Well, go ahead. I got more important business. Oh, for crying out loud. You know what happened? The slide flew home fast. Pinched his thumb. It wasn't pleasant. He spent the next half of our hopping around as though he'd just been given a hot foot. Fortunately, it wasn't a full-scale attack, just a raid. And we beat it off without any help from Private Fuller. After every firefight, there's always that pause. That sudden silence that sounds so strange after all the noise. Suddenly, you feel very tired. Just as though every bit of energy is drained out of you.  I was so glad it was over that temporarily I'd forgotten all about Fuller. But he hadn't forgotten his own performance. You could see that the guy was really ashamed of himself for not having pulled his own weight during the fight. Well, I wasn't going to let him off easy. He was trying to make excuses, but I didn't let him get too far. What do you hand in me, Fuller? You had almost a year of training. You should know your weapons inside and out. No, Sergeant, I know, but with all that firing, I just got so nervous I forgot what I had to do. Honestly, Sergeant, I just couldn't help it. Hey, Farn, we're putting half the platoon back for some hot chow. Get a move on. Man, I could use some hot chow. Okay, come on, you'll get some, even though you did nothing to earn it. Just understand, when you're in action, it's natural to be nervous. Who's kidding? You're not out on a picnic, but that's the whole thing. That's where a guy's training pays off, because that's what gives him a solid rock to fall back on. That's what we try to tell guys now. But some fellows have to learn the hard way.  During his training, he took the easy way out. He went through the motions, but he really didn't learn anything. For hours, I sat with him, showed him everything I could. Believe me, it wasn't easy. Well, I thought we had troubles, but I didn't know how bad it could get. One night, I was called back to the CP. The minute I walked in, I knew what this was going to be all about. The old man had a map of our position spread out on the table, and he was making little check marks in the area of the enemy positions. I could smell a patrol coming up, and old Barnes was sure to be in on it. The old man nodded at me and motioned toward the coffee pot. He waited until I filled my cup and started a cigarette going, and then he began to fill us in. They've been getting a clustering around their hill, and Battalion wants to know what they're going to do about it. Are they going to send in reinforcements, or are they going to pull out? See what I mean, Trisky? Yes, sir. If they're pulling out, now's the time to sock them. So let's make sure. I figure three men can steal inside and look around and listen. Travel as light as you can. Don't look for any trouble. If you're spotted, get out fast. Now, the trouble is we're shorthanded as usual. We had to pull out half of Scotty's platoon to beef up the right flank.  Take one more man, rifleman. Captain, I'd hate to ask anybody in my squad. All those guys have been out already these past three days. Okay, then, man from your squad, Barnes. Well, sir, Gordon's in the hospital, and Kelly was out last night. Cantor's got a cough you can hear a mile away. And how about Fuller? I don't think he ever went out on a patrol. Fuller? Well, uh... Well, what? Everybody has to take his turn. Well, it'll be Fuller's first time. I don't think he's ready. Is anybody ever ready the first time? Now, look, Barnes, I can't ask another man to put his life on the line to take Fuller's place. It isn't right. Well, I guess that's the patrol then, Barnes. You, me, and Fuller. Yeah, you, me, and Fuller. There's no moon tonight, and you'll have plenty of time. Take off right after it gets dark and be back as soon as you can. Why don't you go in now and have some hot coffee? Good luck. Thank you, sir. You know, Barnes, I think I can grab about an hour of shut-eye. Where are you going? Me? I'm going to break the good news to Fuller. There's nothing in the world like going out on your first patrol. You never really get used to any patrol, but the first one is the weirdest, because you really don't know how it's going to be and your imagination doesn't help any either. Just being in combat itself is not exactly a tonic for the nerves, but at least you with other people, and it sets up somewhat more comfortably. The way you're supposed to be, and the enemy is where he's supposed to be, and for whatever it's worth, you get the feeling you're part of a group. But when you're on a patrol, it's just you, a couple of other guys, against the whole enemy army.  Well, I broke the news to Fuller, and just to make talk, I started reviewing the things that are important on a little exercise of this type. The trick is to move very quietly, very slowly. Find a place where we can look and listen, and then get back. That isn't too bad, you'll see. Look, you know what Truscat is doing now? He's going to have to sleep. Sleep? How can a guy sleep? Why not?  Now, make sure you leave all personal letters and stuff back here. Nothing important on you in case we're captured. Got it? Yeah. All right. Take an app for a while. Take an app? Sergeant, you crazy? I'd be crazy to waste an hour. Sweet dreams, kid. You are listening to the proudly we hail production, The Hard Way. We'll return in just a moment for the second act. It shall not happen here. That is the unspoken prayer of every man in the United States Army. That is the unspoken reason for our growing military might. But the time has come to speak. The time has come to tell of that small phrase, those five words. It shall not happen here. Let us speak only to those young men of America who have not taken pause to think. Shouted in a voice that will reach into every city and village across the length and breadth of this great land. Young men, you are needed. You are needed to help preserve the peace. You are needed to serve in your United States Army to ensure for your loved ones that it shall not happen here. And while you serve, you'll be building a rewarding career for yourself. Everyone who wears the uniform of the United States Army is sharing in a service that is vital to our country. Who each belongs the individual dignity which has characterized Army careers since the birth of our nation. In the Army, opportunity is open to all on an equal basis, affording its young members of today a chance to become the technical specialists, instructors and leaders of tomorrow. You are urged to visit your local United States Army recruiting station at your earliest opportunity and ask about the technical careers of the United States Army. Remember, the need is urgent. You are listening to Proudly We Hail. And now we present the second act of The Hard Way. Three men are about to go out on a patrol in Korea. Two are seasoned veterans to whom this is nothing new or even unusual. But the third, he's a youngster named Fuller. As Sergeant Barnes says, it's perfectly normal to be scared. But there's a different quality to the fright that possesses private Fuller. As the three men wait for darkness, the two veterans are rolled up in their blankets to sleep.  Fuller looks at their sleeping forms in amazement. I wish I could sleep. No, I don't. I wish as men anything. I wish I were a million miles away, anywhere but here. Now, look, Mr. Fuller, you have to face up to this thing. You're here and you're going on patrol in less than an hour. Now, you've got as much guts as anybody in this outfit. Okay, so why are you so scared? Face it. You know why. You're a wise guy. You're always a wise guy. Even your old lady, you had her fooled. What'd she used to say back when you were my license? Where are you going, dear? Ballgame, Mom. Your final exams are tomorrow, you know. That's sure I know. Have you done all your studying? Yeah, Mom. When? On a bus coming home.  I've just come from Aunt Doris's. Tommy is sitting up with all of his books. I don't think you'll get to bed tonight. I was telling Doris that all you have to do is just read a thing once. You never have to study at home. Well, go ahead or you'll miss the game. Yeah, all I got to do is just read it once, Mom. I can remember it long enough to toss it back on an examination. Trouble is, Mom, I don't really know it. Anymore on a parakeet, nothing. I thought I was kidding. Old Lady Hastings, the principal of the high school, she was smart. I wish I knew what she was talking about. We finished grading the final papers fuller. That's why I sent for you. Yes, ma'am. You've scored highest in all subjects, and so you'll be class valedictorian. Who me? Why did you say who me? Well, I... You're not really a modest boy. If it were up to me, you wouldn't be valedictorian, but I have no choice. But if I have the highest marks, don't I deserve... No. No, no, you don't. You have the highest marks in history, English, mathematics, science, but you don't know the first thing about any of them. You've got a quick mind fuller. You go through the motions, but you've never really learned anything. If you ever had to use any of those subjects, you'd be in trouble. Oh, if I could only convince you, in the future, learn, really learn, absorb. Well, I can see you don't understand. I hope you'll never get into trouble. All right, let's go. Is it time? Hey, what have you been doing, Fuller? He's been cleaning his M1. That's what he should be doing. You put it together okay? Yeah. Want me to check it? It's okay. Fuller, now look, you're the only real firepower we got. Truscott and I just have carbines. In case of trouble, you're going to be the solid guy. How do you feel, kid? How should I feel? We all feel good. Let's knock this one off. Truscott, Fuller and I moved out past our own lines. We crawled through the darkness slowly, cautiously. We only had to travel 600 yards to the enemy positions, but we were in no hurry. If it took us three hours, that'd be all right, too. It was a cold night, but there was sweat streaming down Fuller's face, down Truscott's and mine, too, if you want the truth. I think back now of what we did then, and actually all it was was just the application of everything we had learned back home. Travel slowly, steadily, do nothing suddenly. Always look for your next place of cover or concealment. And then it happened. You see, you've got a good idea where the enemy is, but you can't guarantee it. We crawled along in the darkness, Truscott and the lead. When all of a sudden we heard a gasp, and Truscott disappeared from sight. I heard a groan, and I knew what it was. We had blundered into one of the enemy foxholes. Fortunately, the Reds would be just as surprised as we were. There would be a second or two of nothing. And then the people who recovered first would be the ones who would live. I jumped into the hole with Truscott. There were two Red soldiers. One had been asleep and was waking up. Truscott was grappling with the other. Don't let him make a sound. Fuller, give us a hand. I think we got these two under control. I hope nobody else heard us. Where are we? This is their line. But we're bound to be spotted. Truscott, put on that one's hat and see what's going on. Okay. There's some guys moving around outside. What are they doing? They look like some guys coming up to dig in. That could mean they're reinforcing. That's what the old man wanted to know. Hey, there's a guy coming this way. Looks like he's calling somebody in this hole. With the scent, he isn't calling us. What's he saying? I don't understand a word of it. But it's even money. He's mad about something. He's not kidding. Here he comes. No. No, he's stopping. All right, hold it. Hold it. Maybe he'll go away. Now what's happened? Some guys are coming over here with him. Let's open up and get right. Come on. Keep low. They haven't seen us. That's what I did. Okay, now hold it. Take it easy.  All right, let's start calling back. Now, Fuller, listen. Remember what you learned about Leapfroggen? I'm going first. You and Truscott cover me. And run back. You and I cover him. Then you go back and we cover you. Hey, we're crying out loud, Fuller. What are you doing? You crazy. What are you doing to your M1? It stopped firing back there. Something's the matter. I think I know. It should only take me 15 seconds. Oh, for crying out loud. Oh, whatever. We won't fire this way anyway. All that time for this to happen. Get out of here, Truscott. Let's go get my carbine. All right. It's okay. I fixed it. Let's go. Wait a minute.  They still don't know where we are. Hold it. Nobody move. They shot up a flare. Oh, fine. We wait. We waited. We waited all night. They had to spot it all right.  And that M1 of Fuller's helped us no little bit either. He kept loading and firing just as calm as though he were back in the states shooting at the target range. Fortunately, he was wearing an extra bandolier and he had enough ammo. One time, as I was reloading my carbine, I happened to get a good look at his face. And I could sort of sense that here was a guy who was fighting out of instinct. All the stuff we had thrown at him, he had absorbed. And now, when the chips were really down, he'd fallen back on it and was doing the right thing without stopping to think about it, which proves the old point once again. That training is what really pays off. But you shouldn't get the idea that Truscott, Fuller and I were holding off the whole Red Army all by ourselves. By this time, we were getting help from our own lines. They were opening up with everything they had. Well, finally, we heard the sweet music of our mortar shell starting to come over our heads and land on the enemy positions. And before long, we got enough of a covering barrage to work our way back. When we did get inside our own lines once again, Truscott and I almost died laughing. Well, what's so funny, huh? You! If you could have seen how you looked with that M1 apart and you working on it. Well, I fixed it, didn't I? Brother, did you fix it? Did you fix it? That's the story, fellas. You mean to say Fuller took his M1 apart under fire in the dark and put it together? Mm-hmm. How long did it take him? Couldn't have been more than a minute. And it was dark. Oh, how fast you can go when your life depends on it.  And I guess that's why Fuller is so strict about it today. You know, he turned out to be a pretty good sergeant, didn't he? All right now, come on, admit it. He ain't bad. He's got his good points. Okay. Now, let me see how fast you can take those guns apart and put them together. Today more than ever, your United States Army needs qualified specialists to fill many important and good-paying technical jobs. And to develop these specialists, the Army has created a new technical training program open to all high school graduates.  Yes, before you ever sign anything, you may rest assured that you can take your pick of any one of 87 Army technical career courses, all taught at the finest military schools. As a qualifying high school graduate, you'll be expertly trained in such career fields as radio, photography, guided missiles, automotive maintenance, and many, many others. Name your interest, the Army has the course. You'll find that enlisting really adds up. So drop in at your nearest United States Army Recruiting Station. They'll give you all the facts and a great future for you. This has been another program on Proudly We Hail, presented transcribed in cooperation with this station. 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So, let's say you're thinking about playing volleyball, but you don't know exactly how. You don't even know where to start. That's okay. Hey guys, what's up? My name is Coach Coco, and I love volleyball. I've chronicled a lot of events about volleyball on my channel, and I have so much more coming in store for you guys. We've talked about things like equipment, preparation techniques, how to dance while playing volleyball. Even when you're freaking out and you don't know exactly what to do, my videos are here for you for that. So today let's talk about volleyball rules explained. So this video is going to be a brief, basic overview of the rules of volleyball, so that way you are a little bit more comfortable knowing how to play the game. But first, let's talk about the court. So you can't even get on the court until you know about the court. A volleyball court in the USA is 9 meters by 18 meters, and the lines on the court reflect the end line, serving area, 10 foot line, and sometimes it's called the 3 meter line. But what's also interesting is, did you know a women's height net and a men's height net are different heights? A women's height net is about 7 feet and 4 inches, while a men's height net is 7 feet and 11 inches. If you watch them in my live streams or volleyball vlogs, most of the time I play on a men's height net. That's cool, right? There are antennas on each side of the net, and that tells you the playable length across the net. So if you hit outside the antenna, it is out of bounds. So let's go on to the players on the court. They are six players on the court at the same time, but that doesn't mean that's all the people that are on the team. They're just six players in the court at the same time. Three are in the front row, and three are in the back row. Front row players are traditionally the hard hitters and hitters and offensive, while the back row is very defensive. So examples of front row positions are the outside hitter, middle blocker, or the opposite. And examples of back row positions are the left back, libero, and right back. And we'll talk about more about those positions in another video. The center is more of a fluid position because she moves often. Players do rotate, and they rotate clockwise. However, there are rotations, such as a 5-1 and a 6-2 and a 4-2. And we're going to talk about that, too. Okay, Coach Coco, I know there are six players, but how do you score a point? Well, points are one point each, so it's not like basketball, where you can get a two-pointer or a three-pointer, it's just one point each. And games are also called sets. So each set is to 25. Points are served by winning a rally. And a rally sometimes is called a volley. Here's a tip to remember. You must win by two. That means if the score is 24-24, the team to win has to win by two. So the end score has to be 26, 24, or higher than that. Okay, so I know what the points are, but I don't know how to score the points. Well, the order of operations is bump, set, spike. And it doesn't always happen like that. That's a rule of thumb, bump, set, spike. Hating the ball inside the parameters of the opposing team's court scores a point. One of the things I see often is sometimes the ball lands really close to the line. If it hits the line, it's in. A player cannot touch the ball twice in a row, but a block does not count as a hit.  You can use any body part to contact the ball, even if it bounces off your foot. I highly advise not trying to bounce it off your foot, but if it's up, it's up. But you cannot catch, carry, or throw the ball. I really hope you guys enjoyed this basic volleyball rules explanation so that you can better understand how to play the game we love so very much. And my channel is all about volleyball, and we have so many great things coming. So please like, comment, subscribe, and share this with somebody you think would like volleyball. See you guys next time.


You have to understand when God looks at this earth guys. That's how God looks at this earth It is his when he sees demons running around stealing and taking stuff God doesn't just simply go off says all I understand these humans don't want me. God says no That's my world. These are my people not like that not so fast Satan That demon that demonic curses those sins not so fast I know they don't want me now, but God says no no no this is mine God's compassion rests on the fact this earth is not Satan's This earth doesn't belong to sin This earth was fashioned and made by God and God has a claim for this earth And he has a right to be compassionate and passionate for this earth Somebody say amen. I have a claim on our building and then remember I talked to this teenager told him my story How I stole and got Trapped And how God changed my life 15 years ago and they're like oh that's praise God praise God God's gonna change our lives I'm like yes, he will but I'm like until police got involved in my life. My life didn't change They said oh no no no not like that. I was like oh the Holy Spirit will use a police officer today in your life And the police officer came and they arrested them they put him in the backseat of the car You know and I looked at the teenager young man who plays in our worship team who was passionate for what was happening here He didn't let those thieves run away, and he didn't let those thieves take whatever he wants. It's okay guys I'm sorry. You probably have guns. I'm just gonna back away Why when it's yours you fight for it? That's how God looks at this humanity.  God is concerned because you are God's property Whether you're living in sin today, or whether you're away from God today I want to tell you something God has a special claim on your life. You may push him away You may become so educated do you see I don't need God in my life But I gotta tell you God has a special concern and care for your life He is concerned for you and devil is destroying you. He doesn't sit on the throne.  No God's heart moves The same way if I see somebody kidnapping a building even if they're bigger than me Something inside of me. We're not gonna run for the highway. I'm gonna run inside. I'm gonna pick a fight. Why because it's mine Try to run over a sprinkler in my yard. It's my sprinkler You don't know how that sprinkler works, you don't know how deep it is I know everything about the sprinkle because I put the sprinkler in and I care about the sprinkler How much more God cares about every human being that he planted on the earth? They're his people can somebody say amen


and the tiger financial news network welcome folks for the now investors trading down 46 nasdaq's up 93 s and p's up 12 and a half gold gold contract down six dollars 60 cents trading at 1940 an ounce we have silver down 11 cents 22 dollars 62 cents an ounce light sweet crude off 72 cents 82 dollars 47 cents a barrel notes and bonds a ten year note down five ticks trading 110 the third year off two at 120 and king dollar king dollar's up 346 ticks trading 103 188 the euro's laying out here at 109 the ends at 145 and the british pounds at 126 to one us dollar we can over and take a look at the s and p's folks bottom line you get sideways moves slightly higher volumes contracting in amounts the way we'll see if this thing can hold coming into the close what you had out here this morning is that the overnight session if you take a look at the spy the overnight session it had a high volume bar and that's the first thing that the 340 eastern standard time so that's the first thing the s and p's did they went up to the bar tested the bar failed at the bar now they're messing around the other top of the range we go into the notes and bonds notes and bonds you take a look at the note and bond market out here right now you're down seven ticks you get a 1.1 million contracts traded and you're at the lower end here again okay so this is getting pretty dangerous this thing's gonna blow away again once again uh in fact today we went to a lower low so that's that's a big number and what is it all about folks check it out man this is that dollar's got an abc structure on the way up you got up to 103 458 today it looks to me like this is getting all the way up to the highs of may which is the 104 699 that's where the price projection is okay yes it's coming up to the the closer swing right now which is the 103 572 but the bottom line is that this thing you know that wide bar man's a big bar so bottom line I suspect the next level is going to be hit and that is quite a move we go to the dollar the gold contract and it's just the opposite the 1904 is wide open for gold to get hit this is where this gets really dangerous and the 1904 is you know a couple days after we get off that low but that's where the gold contract did have a lot of strength at the top of that was 1945 we're already dug it into it we already dug it to it so that's telling me we're going to go to the bottom of that bar because the dollar is ruling right now stay right there folks who come right back


Good evening. I'll be presenting a study on a role of multi detector CT in temporal bone trauma introduction temporal bone fractures accounts for 30 to 70% of skull fractures in head trauma patients. The temporal bone has complex anatomy which contains critical structures like cranial nerves 56 seventh and eighth internal juggler bulb and inner ear structures high energy head trauma results in temporal bone fractures multi detector computer tomography plays a fundamental role in the initial evaluation of patients with poly trauma. Multi detector CT may help identify important structural injuries that may have devastating complications such as sensory neural hearing loss, conductive hearing loss, dizziness and balance dysfunction, perilymphatic fistulas, cerebrospinal fluid leaks, facial nerve paralysis and vascular injury. Multi detector CT helps in classifying temporal bone fractures and also predict trauma associated complications and guide treatment identifying injury to critical structures aims to demonstrate the role of multi detector CT in evaluating and classifying temporal bone fractures in patients with head trauma. Materials and methods a retrospective review of the institutional database was done between 2020 to 2021 and a total of 157 cases with clinical suspicion or diagnosis of temporal bone fractures following blunt head trauma, ear bleeding ear pain and poly trauma were analyzed. These patients were referred to department of radio diagnosis, NVJMC and research hospital for CT scan using G1 16 slice CT scanner. The agent gender distribution cause of injury radiological findings were evaluated. The fractures were classified according to the relation relationship of the fracture line with the long access of the petrus portion of the bone, violating or sparing of cortic capsule and petrus or non petrus factors. Results in this retrospective study of 157 patients, 50 patients were positive for temporal bone fractures, 45 were male and five were female patients. The most common cause being road traffic accident, which was seen in 39 patients accounting for 78% of the cases followed by cell fault which was seen in six of them accounting for 12% of cases and assault in five patients. The longitudinal fractures were seen in 27 cases accounting for 54%, transverse fractures were seen in 18 patients accounting for 36% and mixed fractures in five. OT capsule environment was seen in four out of 50 patients the petrus fractures were seen in 15 cases. Discussion temporal bone fractures occur from high energy trauma commonly seen in male gender and the age group and in motor vehicle accidents. The clinical science for temporal bone fractures include otalgia, otorrhea, otorhinorrhea and battle sign which is bruising of mastoid tip. The classification of temporal bone fractures is useful in the prediction of complications associated with the trauma, thus providing guidance for the management and treatment of the patient. The radiological science with such as temporal bone fracture include opacification of mastoid air cells or middle ear, air in the glenot cavity, nemosophilus near the temporal area, with high resolution CT temporal bone fracture line and its extension can be better designated. Ishman and Fred Land divides the temporal bone fractures into petrus and non-petrus types. Petrus fractures involve fracture of the OT capsule or the petrus apex. These fractures are more likely to cause vestibulococular injury, potential carotid injury, cerebrospinal fluid leak and facial nerve injury. Non-petrus fractures are again divided into middle ear category and mastoid category based on which anatomical structure is involved. Middle ear fractures have strong correlation with conductive hearing loss because of occipital chain disruption whereas mastoid ontic fractures have a much lower incidence of complications. A new nomenclature of OT capsule sparing and OT capsule violating has been suggested which was thought to correlate with radiological findings, complications and surgical planning better than the traditional classification of longitudinal transverse and oblique fractures. In case of OT capsule violating fractures, the fracture line pours through the inner ear structures like cochlea, semicircular kennels or vestibule contributing to increased incidence of complications. The ear are at all has proved in a study that patients with OT capsule violating fracture are more likely to develop complications like facial paralysis, cerebrospinal leak, hearing loss and intracranial complications than those with an OT capsule sparing fracture. Traditional classification of fractures like longitudinal transverse and oblique is important to mention in the report as it gives the treating physician a conceptual idea of the fracture pattern. However, it is important to mention even the OT capsule violating and OT capsule sparing terms in the term in the report as it gives a better idea about course of fracture line status of inner ear structures and possibility of associated complications. This is the actual brain section in the bone window. Here we can see that there is a linear fracture pushing through the master part of the right temporal bone and there is associated hemomastoid. And this is again an actual section of the brain bone window where we can see that there is a linear fracture line pushing through the master part of the right temporal bone and there is a suspicious transverse fracture forcing superiorly. And conclusion, a multi-detection CT, it is a non-invasive imaging and allows identification and classification of temporal bone fractures. Delineating fractures such as OT capsule violating sparing, pettus, non-pettus may be useful for predicting complications like sensory neural hearing loss, conductive hearing loss, facial nerve injury and vascular injury. And these are my references.


My name is Jess and so I'll just tell you a little bit about my journey I won't go on for too long but my background was in care work. I worked in care before I went to university. I went to University of Portsmouth and I qualified in 2014. Whilst I was at uni I did a couple of placements obviously they were both in non-stratutory services.  So I joined West Sussex County Council in 2016 so two years after I qualified. Initially I worked in housing and then I made a decision that I did want to go into a statutory role so I went into West Sussex. Luckily I was appointed to a post. I started in a hospital team which I really enjoyed. I did my nearly qualified year in the hospital team. I had a really supportive ASYE assessor. I then moved over to a community team to get a bit more experience in a different area. I stayed in that team for around a year and I left that post to become a locum social worker. The reason at the time that I did that is I felt I wanted to get more experience in different fields and as Loretta mentioned earlier West Sussex have a great opportunity now to transfer between teams. Back when I decided to be a locum it wasn't as easy to do that but that's something I think as an organisation we've developed a lot over the last couple of years. So I went off to be a locum and I got various experience in learning disability, safeguarding and other community teams but made a decision around a year and a half ago to come back to West Sussex as a permanent member of staff and since that time I've progressed up to a senior social worker practitioner level. Part of my progression has been after the ASYE has been doing the continuing professional development portfolio which is like a progression route through the organisation and really I've just had so many opportunities to do different training. I've recently, well not so much recently now but I did my practice educator training and took on a student. Rachel's progressed on to doing her NQSW with West Sussex as well. A little bit about my role at the moment so I deputised for the team manager, I supervised a small amount of staff, support with interviews, work on complex cases and obviously support Rachel with her ASYE. I still have access to lots of training, I've got a very supportive manager, supportive leadership team so overall enjoy working for the organisation as a whole, have opportunities to attend different focus groups, get involved in things such as this, recruitment events. I like working for the organisation, it's very flexible, it's very supportive. I'm also a carer, I care for my mum so it's good, I've got opportunities to access different services through West Sussex as an employee and yeah so that's a little bit about my journey I'm sure.


Hi, I'm Salvatore Bobona and today's video is how to write an empirical social science abstract in five easy steps. Abstracts have word limits ranging from 100 to 250 words and often you'll be asked just to write something that summarizes the article in that length. And it can be difficult to decide exactly what to write. This is a traditional abstract where you're just asked free form to write a summary of your article. In order to get a handle on that, I suggest you think of your article in five parts. You know, introduction, theory, methods, results, conclusion. And write one or two sentences for each of those five parts. So write a sentence that motivates the article, write a sentence that locates it in the literature, write a sentence that summarizes the data and methods used, write a sentence that summarizes your findings and write a sentence that draws implications. And you know, here's an example of an article in which I've done just that in social indicators research. So first I motivate the article by saying, you know, poverty is a really important concept. I locate it in the literature on relative deprivation. I then explain that the data we use in the article is from the Swiss household panel. Summarize the finding, which is that, you know, within the relative deprivation universe, k greater than or equal to 2 is actually probably a better parameter than k greater than equal to 3. And then I draw the implications of this, you know, how you can problematize this parameter k in poverty research. Now I didn't write that abstract by literally having one sentence on each of these topics. That's how I drafted my first draft of the abstract. And then after I had one sentence each on each of these five headings, then I try to integrate that into a full paragraph that, you know, flowed meaningfully from sentence to sentence. Now, some journals, mainly in the health or social policy world, will ask you to write an analytical abstract. And if they do, just follow the instructions given by the journal. This is a sample abstract from an article I had in the International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy. And they asked specifically, tell us about the purpose, the design, the findings, the research limitations, social implications and originality.  Remember, the abstract is the single most important part of your paper. In fact, potential reviewers are usually sent nothing but the title and the abstract and then asked if they are willing to review your article. So especially if this is like a first time journal article for you, you know, making sure it has a high quality title and abstract is really the key to getting people to review your article and take it seriously. I hope you find that useful. My name's Sal Zatorbo-Bonus. You can find out more about me at my website at salzatorbo-bonus.com, where you can also sign up for my monthly global Asia newsletter. The newsletter just summarizes my popular writing on foreign policy and foreign affairs in mostly in the Asia-Pacific region. You can also subscribe to my YouTube channel if you'd like to see news about future videos, including my weekly interview show Midnight in America. And if you think you might like to appear on the show, send me an email and I'd love to have you as a guest. Thanks a lot.


Okay, the next thing is median. So we have learned mean mean is Sigma x by n that is mean Sigma x by n x bar is the denotation of mean that is x bar It's equal to sigma x and we take the total value We add up all the values and divided by n the total number of observation 1 2 3 4 5 So we get mean Next is the median median is nothing but the middle value. Okay, we can see here I put the same example 2 3 4 5 and 6 we should put it in a ascending or descending order We should put it an ascending or descending order as a increasing or decreasing order and we should take the Middle value. So this is in a ascending order 2 3 4 5 and 6 We take the middle value. So that is 4. So median is 4 Suppose if we have an even number that is this is odd number 1 2 3 is total 5 numbers So we get exactly the middle value as 4 Suppose we have an even data set that is 2 3 4 5 6 and 7 so it is 1 2 3 4 5 6 There are 6 numbers so we should take the middle value that is the Average of middle value that is 2 values 4 and 5 is the Middle 2 values 6 7 are above the 2 values and 2 3 and below the middle value So 4 plus 5 divided by 2 that is non by 2 that is 4.5 is the median So when we should take mean and when we should take median, I'll explain you So now we understand that median is the middle value that is we should take the exact middle value if it is a odd data set odd and We should take the average of middle two values if it is an even data set Fine So mean is the total average divided by number of observations. Here we take the middle value So it represents the central tendency this region of the data set central tendency this region Fine next we'll move on to the mode This is very rarely used in any study because it is It is not giving exactly the central tendency in a big data set When we take the smaller one it gives it may gives the Central tendency but mostly we won't take mode So basically it is the most Frequent value it is the most frequent value that is suppose we take a different example That is one if if it is an exam for ten marks the first person scored one then two two three four four four five six So total one two three four five six seven eight. Okay. Let it be eight or ten or twenty Doesn't matter. We don't need to put in an increasing or decreasing order We can put randomly no problem only we need to put an increasing order for median for Mean we don't need to put any order. We can just add up and divided by total number so here we are Just randomly putting all the values and we are taking the most Highly or highest repeated value which is the number which is most repeated that is here the four is repeated three times Two is repeated twice then one three five and six Game once so the most repeated value is four so that is the Mode of this data set Suppose this is example one two two three four four five five and six most repeated value is two Four and five so all are repeated twice So two four and five becomes the mode of this data set if it is the last example or if it is example one two three Four five and six there is no mode because it is not Getting repeated in any particular number and we take the same example. This also has no mode Because it is two three four five and six all a different number So it is the most frequent value is the mode. So okay. Okay. Let me recap This is the main median and mode are the measure of central tendency So central tendency in a data set, which is the value which is coming at the center How the center values are? Representing so mean is the total average divided by n we take the total value divided by number of observation Medium is the middle value. We take the middle value Or if it is a even data set we take the average of middle two values And if it is mode we take the most frequent value Okay, if it is Highly which is whichever value is coming Highest or the most repeated value that is four we take four if it is like this we take two four and five If it is like this, there is no mode. Okay So let me tell you when we are taking mean and median on what occasion Mode we hardly take and you can't see any article any research where mode has been taken. It is just for the Exam purpose you can write a test mode That is one of the measure of central tendency


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The Mutual Broadcasting System proudly presents Mr. District Attorney, Mr. District Attorney, champion of the people, defender of truth, guardian of our fundamental rights, the life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Mr. District Attorney transcribed, starring J. Justin in the title role, Len Doyle as Harrington, and Vicky Bola as Miss Miller, and it shall be my duty as District Attorney not only to prosecute to the limit of the law, all persons accused of crimes perpetrated within this county, but to defend with equal vigor the rights and privileges of all its citizens. In just a moment, Mr. District Attorney, but first, while a great deal has been done about improving our schools, our educational system, particularly at the elementary levels, still shows serious deficiencies in many areas. The reason for the inadequacy of many of our schools is the flood of increased enrollments. Between 1953 and 1960, we may expect one and a half million more pupils each year. It's a statistical certainty that this rise in school population will heighten the already critical shortages in schoolrooms, staff personnel, and transportation unless action is taken now. By taking an interest in our schools, we can help make sure that our towns get the best possible schools for the money expended. Good schools are vital factors in maintaining both prosperity and a high social level of the area in which they are located as well as contributing to the prosperity and security of the nation. So if you're a parent or interested citizen, why don't you see what you can do? Join and work with your local school board or any civic group that is trying to meet this problem. Education molds our future. Better schools build a stronger America. This message is brought to you as a public service. And now the mutual broadcasting system invites you to listen to Mr. District Attorney. Two men are meeting in an expensive residential hotel on the outskirts of Paris, France. One is now the Renshaw American sportsman, social leader, and lawyer. The other is his only client, Rocky Retano, multi-millionaire racketeer, deported by the United States Justice Department two years previously. Okay, Renshaw, so it's not a permanent visa, it's a passport, ain't it? It'll get me back into the States, won't it? Only for six months, Rocky. That's long enough. All I want to do is get rid of Lenny and Floss on the narcotics end and take care of Lomatz or trying to horn in. The immigration boys are smart, Rocky. All we can offer in this passport is the picture. You'll have to bleach your hair and grow a mustache to come anywhere near the description. So in Paris, they got the best utipalas in the world. And I got a month to grow the mustache. Very well, you can sail on the Queen from Cherbourg on the 18th of next month. I'm flying home tomorrow. Right. Oh, and by the way, I assume that you're expecting to stay with us while you're in town. My wife will be delighted to have you as our guest. She, uh, say so? Well, frankly, no. But she doesn't have to. I'll tell her. When do I get the passport? I have it with me. Say, you've gotten cute or something. Come on, let's have it. It's made out in the name of Lebrecht. Honoré Lebrecht. Perhaps, uh, you'd better learn to pronounce it. Never mind the comedy cracks, gimme. Getting back into the States means a lot to you, doesn't it, Rocky? Yeah, yeah. Let me have the passport. Let me see. You'll net at least a million on the narcotics deal alone. Then you have at least that much still on deposit under assumed names. Okay, Rhyn, shall quit stalling. What's the bite this time? The bite? Oh, yes. Your lamentable lapses into the vernacular must be excused. However, Rocky, the, uh, bite, as you so quaintly put it, is one hundred thousand dollars. Just let me have it in cash. Checks are so easily traced. Well, Wally, it's nice to see my favorite court reporter back. And nice of you to drop up here to the office and say hello. How was Europe? Oh, Europe is terrific. Especially Paris. Hey, picked up a cold, huh? No, a beaut. You'd better take care of it. I am. Do, uh, district attorneys ever eat cough drops? Hmm. Here, have one. No, no thanks. Made in France? Yeah. You know, it's amazing the way everybody in France speaks French. Even the kids? Any sensational cases while I was away? No, not a thing new. I believe you're familiar with the situation on the waterfront. Well, that reminds me. Yeah, what? Only thing, I ran across a guy on the queen coming back that I can't get out of my mouth of mine. Yeah. His name was La Brec. La Brec. Aren't we La Brec? Oh, should I know him? I don't know. I got a feeling I should. Like trying to remember the name of a tune. Got the craziest notion I've seen him somewhere before, somewhere important. Like the rogues gallery. Well, Mr. Janssen, how are you? Hey, you've been in Europe. Yeah, I got back today. Give me your news, will you? Yeah, sure thing, Mr. Janssen. Here you are. Thanks. Oh, hey, Mr. Janssen. He sure got a cold. Yeah, you said it. I'm trying to figure if I should take it home and take it to the fight tonight. Where's the sports page in this rag, again? Ah, here it is. Well, so Melvin Renshaw has been made chairman of the boxing commission. They sure must have been hired up. Hey. What, Mr. Janssen? Melvin Renshaw? Rocky Retano's shy still lawyer. Johnny, I'll remember now. Remember what? I remember the face. Here, Johnny, keep the change. I'm going to make a fast call on the chairman of the boxing commission. Who knows? I might get into a fight myself. Melvin, please. Mona, I don't want to argue about it. I will not have Rocky Retano in my house.  He'll hear you. Well, I won't. It may be your house, but Rocky bought it. He's paid for everything we've got. He's my only client and he's staying with us for as long as he's in town.  Go somewhere. Melvin, I know you don't love me, but that man in the same house as the child Catherine's age is... Well, surely as a mother, I'm entitled to some consideration.  You've got me and this house. You wanted security, you've got it. I wanted your respectability. Now, if you expect to continue to live this way, I suggest that you make our guest stay pleasant. Unassociated news. Well, why don't I come in? I'm afraid I'm busy. Oh, terrible cold. I think I must have caught it on a deck of the Queen Elizabeth. Um, come into my den. We can talk quietly in there. Okay, nice home we've got here. Thanks. In here. All right, Jensen. What's on your mind? I'm in a hurry. Renshaw, I've got a crazy notion. A guy named Henri Lebrecht had the cabin across from me on the Lizzie. Get to the point. Oh, I've got a crazy notion his name wasn't really Lebrecht. That's all? I think it was Retano. Rocky Retano. How interesting. Your picture in the paper reminded me that you're his lawyer. It also reminded me who Henri Lebrecht looked like. Where is he, Renshaw? Hiding him in a closet someplace? Mr. Retano is in Paris. He was deported. You know that as well as I do. Somebody's back, isn't he? Back to reorganize the rackets. Back to straighten out a few things. Jack the rough boys up a bit. Tighten up the waterfront. Am I right? Jensen, you're a good reporter. It's unfortunate that you can't have a longer career. Renshaw, no guns. I'll get half a long capacity out of you. Do that. In the meantime, I'll get somebody after you. Somebody who really knows how. Rocky, come in here, will you? I always say it's silly to be around the bush, don't you, Jensen? Oh, so is he. Yes, but the information won't be of much use to you. It will be to the DA's office. He's a friend of mine. Oh, a very close friend. I'm glad you told me. I heard somebody at the door. So I was staying in my room, I said. Oh, Bravo. His name is Jensen, Rocky. Wally Jensen. Associated News. Cabin 29A was on the Queen. Small world, isn't it, Rocky? Yeah, too small. For you, not for me. Rocky, you did pretty well. Bleached hair, you stash. Too bad the guy across the hall had to be a close friend. Friend, Joe, is it dark yet? In an hour. Any of your guns? Get the car out quick. Jensen, I've been working for months to re-enter the USA. I'm real fond of this country. That's too bad it's mutual. No, I can't let anything spoil it. I want you to know I got nothing against you personally. I'm relieved to hear that. Smart, aren't you? Jensen, it's too bad. I'm sorry, but I got news for you.  Turn up Brandt Street, Wencho. Turn out into Pier 13. I'm glad you answered the dishes, Rocky, but let's get this over with. What are you gonna do? You'll see. Listen, Rocky, this has gone far enough. You can't get away with this. The DA knows about the break. Yeah, well, you won't be around to print the story. And by that time, I'll be out of the country. If you don't plan on leaving without me, I don't want to be left holding the bag. You're on your own from now on, Wencho. If it hadn't been for you, I wouldn't be in this jam. Okay, news boy, get out. All right, Rocky, I'm telling you. The DA's office is just waiting for something like this. He's my friend. He'll never stop till he gets you. All right, start walking. Turn around, face the water. All right, you don't do it. Too bad. Kind of a nice guy, too. I'll return to Mr. District Attorney in just a moment. Some like it hot, with the fierce clash of man's war against crime. Some like it cold, with the dedicated purpose of a vigilant fight against evil. And some like it with the touch of the unknown, flavored with a hint of the weird and the unusual. But practically everybody likes a good mystery. For all lovers of the hairy and the mysterious, Ujwal brings program to suit any preference. 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Yeah, when's the autopsy due, Chief? Two hours and there'll be an official report. Hey, Harrington, we've got to crack this. But who would do it, Chief? Wally Janssen didn't have an enemy in the world. All court reporters have enemies, Miss Money. Where did they find him? On some rocks under the pilings of Pier 13, near the old brewer's warehouse. Yeah, who was on the waterfront, Dee? O'Brien found him. He heard shots and went down to the pier to investigate. He heard Janssen moaning. By the time O'Brien fished him out of the water, he was dead. Well, didn't he... didn't he say anything? I mean, mumbled something about the rocks. Now, I'll tell you, I'll guess who ever did this. It was the last thing I do. This sort of thing makes me as mad as a rookie on his first beat with a gang war going on in the back alley. Janssen was a good reporter and a good friend. He never did a mean thing in his life. Oh, I'll get that, Chief. Yes, Ruth? Who? You mean Johnny the news boy at the corner? Well, tell him we're busy to make it some other time, huh? Information about Janssen. All right, send Johnny in. Our amateur detective at the corner newsstand has a clue. Johnny's done a lot of wally Janssen. Yes, we all do. Yes, come in, Johnny. Hello, Mr. Harrington. Hi, Johnny. Hope I'm not disturbing you. Well, Johnny, we are pretty busy. What's on your mind? Well, sir, I've got some information. I think the district attorney's office ought to have. Yes, all right. Shoot. Well, yesterday Mr. Janssen bought a paper for me, see. He flips real quick to the sports page and there's a picture, see. A picture of whom? The guy that was made head of the boxing commission, Renshaw. Renshaw? Melvin Renshaw? That's right, Chief. Well, what's the connection?  Well, and Wally said something about Rocky Retano. Shiced a lawyer. Rocky Retano? Yes, anything else? Oh, yes, sir. I think Wally went to see him. Renshaw? Yes, sir. To his house? Well, he didn't say. Rocky Retano. The biggest gangster the crime commission flushed out of hiding. Yeah, yeah, but Chief, he was deported. Two years ago. It's fantastic, and yet... No, no, he'd never get by immigration. Not in a thousand years. Now, Hangson, we have only one little clue, but I intend to make a case out of it. We're going up to pay an informal call on Melvin Renshaw. Right, would you, Chief? Somehow, Rocky Retano is back in the USA. Okay, Spike, that's the way I wanted. Yeah, I'm at Renshaw's now. Yeah, he's right here. The meeting's tonight. 10 o'clock in the Brewer's warehouse, I only appear 13. Have some liquor and food sent over first. I want everybody comfortable. Yeah, real comfortable. Okay. You think Floss and Lamarzo will turn up, Rocky? Well, if they know what's good for them. I can hear them trembling from here. Yeah, trying to remember the double crosses. Figuring because I was in Paris, I wouldn't know. Brother, you better take it easy. Why? You still worrying about that reporter? I think the warehouse is a bad place for a meeting. His body will be 20 miles out into the ocean by now. The channel current is fast. Just the same, you better take it easy. I'll take it easy, all right? But six Thompson submachine guns. That's how I'll take it easy. That's Renshaw's house there, Hangson. Yeah, the big white one, Chief. Delton paid for on legal fees from Rocky Retana. No decent lawyer and handle his affairs. Sir, wait a minute. Here, here on the sidewalk. This. Oh, it's there. An empty cough-trap package. Call on my ladies, Delet Gorge. Oh, it's there. Sir, this was Wally Jansons. Come on. You don't really think Retana would be in the house till you change it? Well, if he is, he'll be sorry. Someday we'll nail the goons behind him, too. The ones that weren't deported. Yes? Oh, you must be Mrs. Renshaw, hmm? Yes, I am. Is your husband at home? I'm sorry he's out. Then I'd like to talk to you. I'm sorry I haven't time. You'll have to excuse me. I'm afraid I can't excuse you, Mrs. Renshaw. Here's my identification. I'm the district attorney. Please, please stop asking me questions. I'm not well, and I'm very nervous, and I can't tell you anything. Rocky Retano is back, isn't he? I don't know. Now please leave me alone. He's been here. No. But you've seen him. Haven't you? Tell me. Yes. Yes. Now stop it and leave me alone. Dear God, I wish I was dead. I have no friends and nobody cares whether I live or die.  She cares. And we are your friends. That's right, Mrs. Renshaw. Where is he, Mrs. Renshaw? I can't.  I'll put you and your little girl on the 20th floor of the Broadmoor Hospital and keep two policemen outside your door day and night. Only you've got to help us. Dude, do you mean that? You promise? On my word, as district attorney. They're having some sort of meeting. The night at 10. There's several of them. I don't know how many. Where? I listened on my extension upstairs. The Brewer's warehouse. I'm here. 13th on the South River. To clear on everything, Harrington? Right, Chief. I want every one of them. Preferably alive. But if necessary, dead. Now, here. Here's a map of Pier 13 and the streets around it. And the sound truck will be here. Right. The red circles indicate searchlight squads, Chief. Right. I'll be here with a walkie-talkie. I have two police boats in the river channel just in case they try to get away by walk. Right. Okay. Let's get going. See you later, Miss Spinner. See me later? What do you mean? Well, what I say. Good night.  The waterfront. Well, it'll be a lot cleaner when tonight's over. That's Harrington. Yes, Harrington. Road barricade on Brandt Street. Okay, Chief. Check. Police boats? Police boats 14 DR 6 and 7. Station mid-channel. Opposite Pier 13. Tier gas. Guns issued. Others in position. There's a good shelter behind northeast corner of the building. Everything's set. Position. Okay. Not a move until I give the signal. Now, we settle down and wait. Yes, but not for long. It's after 10. Oh, this is going to be a beauty. Just take in the shadow of the fence, Miss Spinner. I'm sorry, Chief. I wish there wasn't so much moon. Yes, Harrington. Black sedan just passed the road barricade on Brandt Street, Chief. Okay, Harrington. We'll wait until the next car passes. Are they coming? Yeah. Listen. Our first gear? Mm-hmm. Keep your fingers crossed. Right. And stay in the shadows. These men are killers. Can you see? Five of them going into the warehouse. Yes, Harrington. Second car passing Brandt Street barricade, Chief. Green Cadillac. Five men. Ten of them. Rocky Retano's whole mob. Ready with the searchlights, Harrington? 10, 15,000 waters. Harrington. Chief. When I switch off, I turn the mic into the loudspeakers on the soundtrack. Check. And just remember the Thompson sub-machine guns fire 600 bullets a minute. Be careful. Right. Okay, I'm switching off. Give them the lights in five seconds. 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Write or telephone your nearest Civil Defense Center or write to the Ground Observer Corps Air Force Washington, D.C. This message is brought to you as a public service. Back now to Mr. District Attorney and the payoff in today's case history of waterfront crime, set up for re-entering for cops killed. So help me, every one of those guys will get the chair. Hello, stay back. You're carrying him. He's coming over. Right under the guns. He's coming over. Oh, what's the matter with him? He's gone crazy. I hit the sound truck and broke the equipment. I wasn't receiving you. I'll try the police boat. Police boat 14, DR-6. Can you hear me? He's not receiving you. Oh, they couldn't have gotten the boats. Could they, Harrington? No, they were firing away from the war. Police boat DR-6, not receiving you. Given the tear gas guns, sound two blasts on your whistle if you receive and understand this order. Over. Oh, what's the matter with that police boat? Can't they do something with their equipment? Chief, there's their whistle. They hurt you. Yes. Now, there's the tear gas gun. That'll bring them out driving crazy. Burn their eyes, Black. Chief, look. What is it? Over there, a man coming out of the warehouse. Yeah. Yes. Hey, hey, that's Rocky. Rocky return him. He's coming this way. Keep quiet, Black. Chief, Chief, don't be crazy. That man's a killer. I've been waiting for this. Watch me, Harrington. Maybe you can get his gun. I'll get the cover. He's trying to get away.  That's the way I want it. OK, Rocky. And there's another one for Wally Jansson. His gun, Harrington. He dropped it. Yes, I got it. What's the matter, Rocky? Don't like fighting with your fists, sir?   Pay me for Wally Jansson's locker. Isn't that much stolen? I never felt better in my life. Going to come on out to warehouse? It's over. All right. Get Rocky out of the water, Harrington. That's the fish I'm going to fry personally. In a moment, a final report from Mr. District Attorney. There's something in the air, something new in Mutual's air. Star names in the stellar productions are adding their shine to the glittering roster of outstanding entertainment on your Mutual station. Such famous luminaries as Madeleine Carroll, Arlene Francis and Betty Clooney bring you programs that run the gamut from serious drama to gay humor to popular music. And that's not all, not by far. There are Sir Cedric Hartwick, Peter Laurie, David Ross, Duncan Hines, Edward Arnold, Jay Justin and George Sanders as well. So many stars, it's almost breathtaking. And you'll find the kind of programming they bring you is breathtakingly different, too. Their shows on Mutual are new in many ways. You'll find they add a brand new slant to your concepts of entertainment. But that's not all, either. Your own favorite time-tested stories and characters are not neglected. 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Welcome back under product review and today we're gonna take a look at yet another product from the Batman series this time It's not a book. It's more like a toy figurine that is in dire need of an unboxing There you go. This is still wrapped very cool collectors model It's starting to have dust on it There you go. Let's open this there I say I got this a long time ago and I always wanted to do an Unboxing back then and then it was just sitting there and it never got open also like the box. It was always back there in that corner Look at this. All right, look at that guy What's the box here? That's cool backdrop. I'm gonna keep as if I'm throwing away anything Batman related. Come on You know that hand pose this guy he has hands that you can take out as well Replace got that pose as well. Let's see. Can I just take this out? Yes, I can who more of a blue version.  What's going on here?  No fixed head, but you can move that you can move The legs, can you? Yeah a little bit a little bit of the feet not huge and move them out a little bit There you go. Look at that guy. Oh Very cool. Yeah, in addition for my animation desk stands, what do we have here? We have a Smiling head a less happy head a Mask always ready just in case with different hands. I'm gonna We got a long this is Fairly stiff not something you want to take out. Oh, at least you know pull out there That seems to be oh the stands so you can keep it up Canisters more hands. Oh better rang Tiny tiny tiny bat logo speaking about logo. Here's one. It is time. I will get my desk But I where I need me I gotta change the desk lots of new toys came in recently time to rearrange All right, so I'm gonna put this I'm gonna assume There you go. So you can raise this and I guess that doesn't look comfortable. Ah Batman crotch. All right, let's pull this down here Batman stand There you have it in all of its glory. Look at that So as you can see more on the blue is more like a highlights type of thing This guy also comes with cloth one that you can bend and you can move this guy a bit more There's a bit more to do. So if you're into stop motion or even as a Toe raise here for all the animators out there, but that's a different figurine. I know who cares This is technically an animation channel But in my product reviews also just unbox and look at things that I like this goes into a separate playlist You know, let's check that out and you know, I don't know I don't know who's interested in this But I'm a massive Batman fan Batman came out the Batman on digital yesterday again I looked at this you can see that on my channel as well as well as this one One of my favorite shows probably the favorite show the favorite version of Batman And that's it for me again a bit more of a personal clip about things that I like I don't know who cares but this is out there now on the channel Thank you for watching and I'll see you in more animation related uploads very soon


Roger, how do you feel about this documentary? It's a two-parter on Yolanda Saldi-Roderman.  But it just, I don't know, it feels a little, a little dark, I guess in my sense.  So it feels like a disconnect. You're almost watching something, but this feels like you're talking about my cousin for some reason. I think it's hitting a lot of people in the same way, you know? Listen, we're gonna watch, right, we're gonna watch this trailer react to it. And it's gonna be on oxygen, it debuts in a few days, but Fletcher is absolutely right. Here's a couple of things that have happened since it's been almost 30 years, right? Coming up on 30 years, that this woman's been behind bars for murdering Selena. True crime and the industry of true crime television networks have boomed. Right, and this woman has only gotten 30 years older. I don't think she's a day over, you know, what, 70? Let's get an age on Yolanda. And in those 30 years now, in those 30 years, you've had a movie, a limited television series, greatest hits, songs released from the Selena family for the entire world to have really become endeared to Selena.  So what are your thoughts there, Fletcher? No, I agree, she's 63 right now. Yeah, she's fairly young.   And that's why she had to, you know, kill, you know, our star. So yeah, it's a little too close for, you know. Okay, well, here we go. Two part limited series features interviews with the Tejano singer's killer, Yolanda Salivar. Let's, can you see this? Is this big now? Can you see that? Yeah. Okay, here we go. Unbelievably tragic news today, Selena is dead. Police say she was gunned down in a Texas motel by a fan, Yolanda Salivar. An artist killed by their band club president. This is, come on, this doesn't happen. Family members say Salivar was embezzling money from the fan club and that Selena was shot while trying to fire the woman. Yolanda Salivar killed Selena intentionally and knowingly. What the public's been told isn't exactly what happened in reality. All these years, Yolanda's saying the same thing. I didn't mean to do it. What's an accident? Is there more to the story than I know? Hell, yes. As long as the person at the center of all this, I mean, she's still around. You got anything to say? After so many years, I think it's time to set the story straight. My family gathered the evidence, showed different versions of what was going on. This is not a simple case of murder. During the trial, I started hearing Selena's got a secret. Yolanda, it's me, Selena. Can you give me a call? I was scared, I was frightened. She's just, I can't believe. I knew her so fast. And I think the people deserve to know the truth. Selena and Yolanda, the secrets between them, the two night special event began Saturday, February 17th. Bro. Oh, heck no, heck no. I just saw like a snippet one time but I didn't hear the witch talk. And I'm like, oh my God, forget about the wicked trailer. This is the wicked trailer. This is the true wicked trailer. Okay, hold on, hold on. Okay, hold on, hold on. All right, let's assume that this woman is absolutely bonkers and we shouldn't, you know, and we're going by, you know, that she's still alive and Selena's dead. And I think she even shot her in the back if I'm not mistaken, like it was really gruesome. Really gruesome. But that being said, this trailer, now I want to see it. Now I want to see it. I know, I know, guys. I know, I know. Let me know what you guys think. Please. I don't know. To me it's too soon, too ghoulish. But it's not, but it's not, it's 30 years. It's 30 years. Also too much. It doesn't feel like 30 years, that's the thing. I don't think it's a community. And it's her family gathering all this info, so it's just not this loca, you know, mouthing off from prison. But also too, there's a lot of other people that are still alive. Chris Perez, the ex, you know, the husband, the widower, the Quintanilla family. Now the most salacious thing I ever heard back in the day was that Selena had gotten plastic surgery and all that kind of stuff. Yeah. Dios, por Dios. I'm gonna take this off because, you know, this is scary. Yes, it's all right. That's it. What do you guys think? It's kind of a cross. Forget it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's good. You know, what do you guys think? Let us know.