Get this and get it straight Crime is a sucker's road those who travel it wind up in the gutter the prison of the grave There's no other end, but they never learn From the pen of Raymond Chandler outstanding author of crime fiction comes his most famous character in the adventures of Philip Marlowe Now with Gerald Moore starred as Philip Marlowe. We bring you tonight's transcribe story the young man's fancy It was another scorcher with smog yet The angels that flap their wings over the sleepy little Pueblo of Los Angeles were taking a summer hiatus I thought about the blue Pacific some 15 miles to the west where the friendly waves will snap your back if you happen to hit The undertow just right So I decided on some three-part harmony instead Part one vodka. I had that but no parts two and three the limes and ginger beer So before you could say Moscow mule. I was heading for the shopping district. It's about a five-minute walk from the apartment I made it quicker. I drove Alex's fruit stall gets all my lime business partly because the limes are good, but mostly because of Alex All that's kind and gentle is housed in the square frame of Alex Lesnevich His tanned old faces creased around the mouth and eyes from smiling Deep set dark eyes that look out at you from under bushy gray bras and laugh Yeah, that's Alex all the time Except this particular morning Is mr. Marlowe well hello Hot day is hot day is he'd got you Alex. Oh, no, no, no the heat I Think I go to my chair A bit you find what you want. Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute. You're not sick.  Have you seen the doctor? No, no, no doctor Alex is sick in the heart here. No No doctor can fix mr. Marlowe someone else could fix but no doctor you want to tell me about it, darling I will go to my chair and rock and sink you find what you want. Yeah Hey, the limes look good Yeah Yeah, how much?  Oh Maybe it's long time since I was there. Yeah, 30 years Oh, maybe it's not changed there now Maybe yeah, maybe Oh, don't Dominic, where have you been? Oh, hi, mr. Marlowe. Hi, darling. All night. I wonder what you love dad Let's not start that all over again.  See you might as well get the cash draw No, that's enough You do not come here just when suits you and tell your father what he will do and what you will not do look dad I'm I'm tired of fighting with you Come on to the back of the stall. We don't have to drag anyone else into this. I was pretty much of a third wheel I didn't get it. I didn't want it to Alex and son Dominic boxed the next few rounds almost out of ear shot I heard old Alex might have something finally go to the cash register and get down the money Shortly after that Dom shot past me and down the street.  Marlowe. Yeah, yeah, Alex easily fine Thank you. Thank you very much Alex. Yeah, well if you need any help, you know where to find me, huh? Thank you very much, mr. Marlowe, but if Alex has troubles Alex works and I'm sure sure you will I'll see you had a conversation you had mr. Marlowe. How are you? Yeah, fine? How are you miss Gabrielle boiling over that? How I am. Yeah, well, it's hot. Oh, that's not what I mean my blood boiling when I got left That is doctor says I'm anemic, you know, no, I didn't know I just want to get some ginger beer Time I was in for a checkup I thought it never was going to find any red corporal white corporals. I'm loaded with he says but red one corpusils Corpusils, that's the word not corporals. Oh, well, I don't see it makes much different I don't have any red ones no matter what you call them or how you spell them. Yeah Well, I thought maybe about six bottles of ginger beer if you have it cold, please I Saw you next door at Alex's. Yeah, well, I got limes there now if I could just have the ginger beer Got into that down. I don't know really something has I heard Alex a plain as day Dom hadn't been home all night And I'll tell you one thing. That's not the first time this has happened been going on all the live long I wouldn't know about that.  He's running like always doing a nice little trade, too Then I'd get so he's not coming home and the flowers are wilting and dying not smelling too refreshing either Please one more and I see old Alex carton the whole kit and caboodle out to be incinerated by Ali and that's the end of the Flower business, you know, I knew it was gonna be hot when I first woke up this morning And I thought that about six bottles of ginger beer would help a lot. Oh, you want ginger bit well Why didn't you say so? I'm just shy. I'm shy. Oh I bet you're gonna make up a bet to those Moscow mules three. I'm giving you credit for the bottles. I know you got what you never take the trouble to return Thank you. I got to bring him back Hey, you know what I think don't have a pretty good idea I think Alex has had his share of troubles and now Dom acting for all the world like one of them delinquents You read about here's to me. Then there is thing to a blessing that Alex can count as Helena Helena oh, yeah, I don't suppose you remember her. Do you mr. Marlowe well as beautiful a girl Is it ever care to see?  I guess since I'd seen it that would make us somewhere in our early 20s now and That would make her even love At the time I got to my car I'd have forgotten about old Alex and Dom I Pulled out of the parallel parking spot and before I reached the corner. I was in the proper lane minding my own business Nice work All I need more crack Yeah, that much I noticed Glad you keep your service station so handy Nick. Yeah. Yeah, you know what was don't you? Yeah? Yeah? I think so the dark will cut right in front of you from the wrong lane. I'll show be a witness for you, mr. Marlowe Thanks, Nick Tell me was that Alex's car Dom was driving. Yeah Don't take a look at the heap here. You think you can fix it up. Yeah, sure I can looks like he just scraped along his side offenders curl under there, but I Think we can knock that out for you in no time. Oh good Of course, if you want that paint touched up that's gonna take some time. No, no skip the paint for now, huh? Hey, Nick, you and Dom are pretty good friends, aren't you? I used to think so. I I don't see much of Dom anymore He's I don't know. He's screwy or something. What do you mean? Wow like that tricky just pulled running in here and driving on He didn't used to be like that Well, what do you think's happened to him? Or do you know? Well, whatever it is it's happened since we got out of school last spring all of a sudden He doesn't come around anymore Nobody a gang sees him and when we do, you know, we meet him on the street or something He just sort of looks down. He says hi and it keeps on going But don't let you come park there. I'll tell you what I get back. Are you steady? There's Dom's friend mr. Marlow only guy sees anymore that truck driver. Yeah making his daily delivery I see delivering himself to saw these bar half the time Dom goes there with him. He does huh? Yeah Yeah, well you see what you can do with a car Nick just so I can drive it Okay, huh sure sure mr. Marlow buds here today between us. We can fix it in a hurry, okay? I'll be back in a few minutes. See how you're doing as well. Oh and Nick. Yeah. Yeah, Nick. Yeah, I'm gonna tell Alex It was my fault. I don't want him worrying about it. So don't make a liar out of me, huh? Sure not mr. Marlow Only Dom doesn't deserve it. Maybe not but Alex does But I don't care about the car the car don't miss all right He's not no no Dom's fine Alex. He was well. He was in a hurry drove on to wherever he was going. Oh Good that don't miss nothing. Yeah, I just thought I'd tell you it was my fault and whatever damages there are you let me know, huh? Oh, if anything, I let you know you don't worry mr. Marlow you I'll try more carefully next time, no Yeah, yeah, I will Alex. Oh look, please look look look what is just coming in order fragment I almost forgot look it's letter from Helene. Oh swell. How is she? Oh, it's fine job Really funny. He's worked very hard. She said feel very good any Sunday Maybe soon come down to see her. Oh, that's fine. Is she still in San Francisco? Oh, yeah, and it's like we're very much, but mrs. Popper and Dom and Marlow Popper and Dom mr. Lane. Yeah, I'll bet When Helene comes everything again, it's all right I get the letter almost every other day two three times a week. Oh, well, that's swell Well, I got to see about my car. Alex and remember. Let me know what I did the yours And you remember now you try much more carefully, mr. Marlow He's got the responsibility to our fellow. He's right He's right Alex was feeling better Helene his letter had given him something else to think about for a while On the way back to Nick's service station. I ignored miss Gabrielle's nose Which was pressed flush with a free ice cube sign in a window You know with very little effort. I could have no use for that type female Well, Nick said the car would take about 10 minutes. I figured a beer would just about take as long The sign said salty's bar. No dogs allowed Bottle of beer any kind just so it's cool Okay, here you go. Thanks I'll play you as soon as I can see You keep it pretty dark in here. It's like golly. Tell more booze that way. Don't ask me why I won't Ah Anybody mentioned the jukebox is a little loud. Yeah, I have either can hear they like it that way they You'll see him when you guys get used to the place the guys play the record nine times now She's still not sold. Yeah. Well, some days you get nowhere Yeah, sure car Call the truck driver Nick pointed out to me was seated two stools down at the bar I noticed him for the first time just before he ordered the beer He's a big guy even sitting down. He had a placid looking face the kind you could never tell anything about He looked at me for a moment and then over to the couple in the booth by the jukebox Expression on his face didn't change as he calmly slid off the bar stool went over to the jukebox reached around to the back And turned down the volume. Hi What's the idea? It's too long. Yeah, well, it's my nickel. It's your nickel sit on Well, I will Thanks fella Well, if it isn't old Snooper himself look mr. Marlowe, I don't need any assist from you I wouldn't be too sure down. Maybe you thought it was a bright idea blabbing that fancy story to my dad Well, I don't go for it. You see okay. You don't go for it Given the kid here a bad time mr. Get lost the professional Snooper this guy already shot his face off to my dad about me You should not done that mister. Hey you guys take it easy. No brawling in here.  All right In just a moment, we will return to the second act of Philip Marlowe, but first The flood that swept the Midwest swept thousands from their homes businesses and farms The Red Cross asked your contribution now through your local Red Cross chapter the relief and rehabilitation job will take months perhaps years Now with our star Gerald Moore the second act of Philip Marlowe and tonight's story the young man's fancy I Was a wild dream My head was a punching bag and fighters with plate glass fists were taking turns cracking my skull hurt like fury Miss Gabrielle was helping me with free ice cubes the van played come on to my house and someone started mopping my face with a Cool damp cloth that smelled of beer and bourbon. It's coming around. I don't know why though. I'm really conked him How are you mr. Marlowe?  Oh Nick, how'd you get here? Well, they came and got the truck Carl and down my son. I'm not here. I figure something happened Hey, I'm sure sorry mr. Marlowe. Yeah, so my Hey, Nick, huh? What's any of that company called rides for the inner city produce company? Uh-huh Alex buy stuff from him I guess that's how Dom knows him.  Marlowe? Oh, not yet, Nick That's two counts on Dom today. You're sure letting them get by with murder No, Nicky boy, I draw the line there. Oh here. Have a drink. Oh, thanks Now you think of it you have a real stylish clientele salty real stylish you're feeling good enough to crack wise You're feeling good enough to get out of here. Hey, wait a minute. Take it easy Nick. It's all he's right I just don't want no trouble. I got no trouble Come on Nick Couldn't have walked better if I had the bends They managed to get into my car at Nick's service station He checked all 96 Los Angeles area phone directories for me and Carl wasn't listed Nick had finally remembered Carl's last name. It was Madora.  Marlowe. I'm glad our Carl was a help to you out on the ridge route Yeah, yeah, I'd like to thank him personally if you don't mind. Oh, don't mind at all The thing is he won't be in anymore today got in early this morning from San Francisco brought his load in It won't be in here again till tomorrow morning. Oh, he's going back to San Francisco. Oh, yeah That's his run up the frisk going back lays overnight both places loads up starts out again sounds like fun Say tell you what I could do. I could give you his home address Most likely that's where he is now don't know of course if you want to go to that much trouble just to thank Oh, yeah, yeah, I would After all he's done for me. I'd really like to look him up Carl's apartment building needed paint and better ventilation It was near downtown LA in an area that should have been cleared for the freeway, but it hadn't been There was no answer at apartment three Wasn't even any sound behind the door, but I had the feeling that somebody was there The corner drugstore I called the phone number calls boss penciled under his address Let it ring a long time. No answer No, my head wasn't the only thing that was giving me a rough time when I got back to Hollywood My car had developed a regular list of the starboard side where Dom had rammed me I Limped in a nicks and he spotted the trouble right away Yep, that's it. All right your front wheel alignment is not silly I know just how it feels we could fix it. Okay, if you can leave the car with us a while You're gonna have it a week. I want to take my head home and bury it.  Let me see Lyme ginger beer Everything with the down payment Hello, Nick, what do you think miss? I don't know you got me Alex You don't got phone call is Helena from San Francisco. No, no, no, no, right here. No, thanks. Oh, it's come real soon Hey, that's great Oh Nick Nick you see them I have to find them for a lane up when you come you know no no Alex I haven't seen him. Oh, that's all right If you see him either one of you tell him tell him please to come for Helena. Yeah, we will Alex sure if we see him Yeah I'm going home Nick You see down a car. Let me know. I sure will mr. Mono I'm getting home a snooper. Well a bottle baby. I've been waiting to tell you something something Maybe you missed when I said it in salty. Now look all of a sudden.  That's something else. It's my business Listen your little punk.  She's coming to see him. No now go home and get cleaned up and behave yourself And on the whole like you've been fired on and like I said I was sick of it the whole thing Damn Carl, whatever they were up to I'd had it Inside the apartment I left the lines and ginger beer on a chair But the vodka straight I don't know how long I was sprawl on the couch Okay, okay, okay That might be cow Waiting to see that boy didn't think you'd remember me Elena Remember Don't think you would sure Sure, I remember you Helena It's been a long time. Yeah long time long long time I Haven't changed have I mr. No No, honey.   No, it's vodka Tell me about your job. I'll give it to me the bottle. That's my job tomorrow You can forget Anything Take it easy kid, will you Elena You got it here. Yeah She she passed out she's over on the couch come on car.  Yeah, what else? Well, mr. Marl, they're going to get the idea I guess I am How long has she been like this? Oh, I don't know quite a while. I guess I Thought something was cock-eyed when she was homelaced Christmas, and then All late this spring her letters to dad got to read and kind of funny though. She sent to him. I Hooked a ride with Carl here and went up to the Frisco founder Well, how could she hold a job like this? job You got a drink to hold some jobs mr. Marl who I see you don't mind about her job She's Sick we brought her down here Carl did Now now we don't know what to do She can't see dad like this. No You're right.  She's a been staying in my apartment I've been sleeping in my truck when I was in town Don stay with her a lot of the time Dom's been writing the latest Alex for her and you've been mailing him from San Francisco, huh? Yeah, that way and Alex didn't know you see but now that she's called him and said she was in town I don't know Dom's had a pretty tough time with it. He's threw a glass of gin all over him today. Yeah, I know it's not her fault Sick that's all well. We've got to do something. We will we will down I Think maybe I can help you with that I called a friend of mine an MD with a small sanitarium in the Glendale Hills He specialized in Helena's kind of sickness We made a deal and a half hour later. We took her there It was going to take some time, but it was good building time Don and I had our story pretty well rehearsed and we got back to alex's But I don't understand why she told you this. Why did she not call any now? Look Dom told you she was pretty disappointed in herself that she had to go right back to san francisco She was afraid if she called you she'd cry and get you all upset. Sure. That's right dad. She thought it'd be easier for you this way Oh, I I think Oh, he's nice of helena to think of her papa. He's nice. Yeah She come soon again as soon as she can alex I don't think it'll be very many more weeks. Do you done?  She'll look great. Won't you mr. Monk? Oh just great Alex I've got a hunch. She'll be staying home quite a while after this Helena home You can buy fresh cut flowers again in front of alex lesnevic's fruit stall They throw the smiles in for free Even miss gabrielle's changed her mind about dominic being one of those delinquents you'll read about I learned something about him the other day myself That kid can really paint a car Well, so much for that cost One muskow mule the adventures of philip marlowe bringing you raymond chandler's most famous character star jerald moore Are produced and transcribed by norman mcdonnell and written for radio by cathleen height Featured in the cast were tony barrett as alex larry dobkin is dumb georgia ellis is helena and paul dubow as nick with ruth parrot frank richards lou krugman and jack crucian Gerald moore may currently be seen in the santana production sir rocko The special music for philip marlowe is composed by pierre garagank and conducted by wilbur hatch Be sure to listen again next week at the same time when philip marlowe says This time the main theme was main street And the counter melody was full of shops from a burlesque house and flats from skid row It was wine women And murder Tony arden and tenor frank parker will be singing those brand new songs for sale introduced by steve allen tonight on most of these same cbs stations Don't miss ray blocks orchestra playing them steve allen describing them and more tin pan alley notables judging them tonight When cbs radio brings you a full hour of songs for sale Friends just as systematic exercise builds a strong body. 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My name is Sam Dutton and I am the author of Malignance and Flava, Narcissism and Revisibility. Personal boundaries are rules of conduct, the sand, any infringement and breach of which you deem unacceptable behavior. You need to set your personal boundaries clearly, unequivocally, and unambiguously. Firstly to yourself, how to protect your dignity, safeguard your privacy, guarantee your freedom, and maintain your priorities. You then need to communicate your boundaries to your partner, replete with the price list, the costs associated with ignoring or violating your boundaries.  Your credibility depends on a consistent and fair application of these rules of engagement. Examples of your boundaries. Refuse to accept abusive behavior. Demand reasonably predictable and rational actions and reactions. Insist on respects for your boundaries, predilections, preferences, and priorities. Demand the just and proportional treatment. Reject or ignore unjust, arbitrary and capricious behavior. If you are up to the inevitable confrontation, react in kind.  Never show your abuser that you are afraid of him. Do not negotiate with bullies, they are insatiable. Do not succumb to blackmail or extortion of any kind, even implied. When things get rough, disengage, involve law enforcement officers, friends and colleagues, or outright threaten him, legally. Do not keep your abuse a secret. Secrecy is the abuser's weapon. Sunshine disinfects abuse. Never give him a second chance. React with your full arsenal to the first transgression. Full power, full might, on the first offense. Be guarded. Don't be too forthcoming in a first or casual meeting. Gather intelligence. Be yourself. Do not misrepresent your wishes, boundaries, preferences, priorities, and red lines.  Do not behave inconsistently. Do not go back on your word. Be firm. Be resolute. Be fair. Stay away from such quote marks. Scrutinize every offer in suggestion, no matter how innocuous. Prepare backup plans. Keep others informed of your whereabouts and appraised of your situation. Be vigilant. Be doubting. Do not be gullible. Do not be suggestible. Better safe than sorry. Often the abuser's proxies are unaware of their roles, people that he uses in order to abuse you, third parties. Expose him to his collaborators. Inform them. Demonstrate to them how they are being abused, misused and plain used by the abuser himself. Trap your abuser. Treat him as he treats you. Involve other people. Bring it into the open. Nothing like sunshine to disinfect abuse. I will say it again and again.  Bridge them and you put yourself in danger. Emotional, financial, sometimes physical and legal. Good luck.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we discuss the following question which says sum of n terms of an AP is 5n square minus 3n, find the AP, hence find its 10th term. Now let's move on to the solution. First let Sn denote the sum of first n terms of an AP and we are given that Sn is equal to 5n square minus 3n. Since Sn is the sum of first n terms of an AP, so Sn minus 1 would be the sum of first n minus 1 terms of an AP. Let An be the nth term of AP. Now we have the nth term of an AP is given by Sn minus Sn minus 1. That is nth term of an AP is the difference of the sum to first n terms and the sum to first n minus 1 terms of the AP. Now since Sn is equal to this, so Sn minus 1 would be equal to 5n to n minus 1 square minus 3n to n minus 1 and this would be equal to 5n to n square minus 2n plus 1 minus 3n plus 3. That is we have Sn minus 1 is equal to 5n square minus 10n plus 5 minus 3n plus 3. So we get Sn minus 1 is equal to 5n square minus 13n plus 8. So now we have An that is the nth term is equal to Sn that is 5n square minus 3n minus Sn minus 1 that is 5n square minus 13n plus 8. So this would be equal to 5n square minus 3n minus 5n square plus 13n minus 8. So 5n square and minus 5n square gets cancelled. So we are left with 10n minus 8 that is the nth term of the AP that is An is equal to 10n minus 8. Now since we need to find the AP, so first let's take n equal to 1 in An. So we get A1 equal to 10 into 1 minus 8 and this would be equal to 2 that is the first term of the AP is 2. Now let's take n equal to 2 in An. So this would give us A2 equal to 10 into 2 minus 8 that is equal to 20 minus 8 and this is equal to 12. So 12 is the second term of the AP. Similarly on putting n equal to 3 in An we get A3 equal to 10 into 3 minus 8 that is equal to 30 minus 8 and this is equal to 22. So in the same way we can find out the rest of the terms of the AP and the common difference D is given by A2 minus A1 that is equal to 12 minus 2 equal to 10. This is the common difference of the AP. So now the AP is 2, 12, 22 and so on. Now we need to find the 10th term of the AP. So we have A10. Now this would be equal to 10 into 10 minus 8 by putting n equal to 10 in this. So we get A10 equal to 10 into 10 minus 8 that is equal to 100 minus 8 which is equal to 92. Thus the final answer is AP is 2, 12, 22 and so on and the 10th term of the AP is 92. So this completes the session. Hope you have understood the solution for this question.


Anthony Costello is the former director at the World Health Organization of Maternal and Child Health and he penned an op-ed for The Guardian and he comes up with an idea that I think is really, really, brilliant and important. So all of these countries, Germany, the UK, who are blocking the trip's waiver, quite literally stopping other countries from having the ability of manufacturing their own generic versions of COVID-19 vaccines, they should be prosecuted under the International Criminal Court. He floated this idea, I hadn't previously thought about it and he makes a really strong case for it and I'm all on board now. So here's what he writes, The UK, Canada, Germany and other EU states have supported a deliberate policy to withhold vaccines from the poorest countries in the world and defended an immoral and unethical economic system which places big pharma patents ahead of millions of lives. In this context is the only option left to ask whether states facilitating this might be prosecuted in the International Criminal Court on the grounds of a crime against humanity. The situation is dire and yet one year after the discovery of multiple effective vaccines we still face a vaccine apartheid. Patent protected vaccines are sold at great profit to wealthy countries by a few pharmaceutical companies. The global vaccine price ranges from $2 for AstraZeneca to $37 per dose with mRNA vaccines such as Pfizer and Biontech and Moderna, the most expensive. Between January of 2020 and December of 2021, the market capitalizations of Moderna rose from $6.9 billion to $134 billion, Pfizer from $206 billion to $314 billion, and Biontech from $6.6 billion to $84 billion. So these pharmaceutical companies have profited heavily from these vaccines, heavily. But that's still not enough. They still want to protect their profits and lots of countries also want to help them pad their pockets. I mean, global capitalism has been a disaster and this is one of the most explicit examples of that. I mean, aside from anthropogenic climate change, but still, I mean, this is all about money. It's all about greed.  People will unnecessarily die because countries are protecting the profits of pharmaceutical giants. It's truly morally reprehensible on so many levels. Now, COVAX has failed. The goal was to distribute 2 billion vaccines globally and they haven't even hit 700 million. So the question is, if that failed, and the only option left really is to make sure that these countries have a patent waiver so they can manufacture their own generic versions of the COVID-19 vaccines, but they're not doing that. What do you do? Well, you prosecute them. You force them to do it because what they are doing right now is a crime against humanity. Here's the specific case that Costello lays out. He argues this leaves the nuclear option prosecution in the International Criminal Court for Crimes Against Humanity. In Article 7-1 of the Rome Statute, these are described as widespread or systematic attack directed against any civilian population and inhumane acts intentionally causing great suffering or serious injury to body or to mental or physical health. International lawyers should consider this option and act quickly. We cannot let this carnage drag on. We could see another 12 million deaths in the next year. People across the world want justice. They should have a right to vaccine access, especially when many of the vaccines in question were researched and developed largely by government scientists trained and employed at taxpayers' expense. Anyone standing in the way of saving lives in the name of private profits should be held responsible. Yeah. So he made a really solid case there and I feel like it's hard to figure out what to do, right? Because our government, the US government, Joe Biden's administration ostensibly supports the trip's waiver. And I say ostensibly because he endorsed it multiple times, but yet he's not really pressuring his allies at the WTO to push for it. But I mean, what do you do to affect change in other countries? And this is one really good option. You prosecute them. I believe all of these countries are signatories to the International Criminal Court. The US is not. But these other countries are. So if you're an international lawyer and you want to prosecute these countries for committing a crime against humanity, I think you have a really solid case and it's at least worth a shot, right? Because what else is there to do because of these vaccine patents? Who knows? How many more preventable deaths will occur in developing countries? It's it's it's an embarrassment. It's an embarrassment as a human being that we're so primitive still that we care more about money and profits of pharmaceutical companies than human lives. It's just late-stage capitalism, global capitalism.  That's a death cult. That's a death cult.  So I hope that somebody takes up this case as an international lawyer. I have no idea, right? I'm not a legal scholar. I don't know whether or not this would happen. I mean, the ICC has been criticized because it disproportionately kind of targets crimes against humanity in African countries and doesn't really go after developing countries. But maybe somebody will take it up. It's worth a shot because what else can we do?