AV Geeks Lunch 6-11-2020

have slowly but surely made him master of his environment the products of man's ingenuity but no less amazing the lowly Spider enters without anything resembling man's transit or plumb line pattern orb without any tools except those which God has fashioned as a part of her body there are an estimated 100,000 speech throughout the world each possessing a number of engineering skills that qualify him as a master craftsman for example the orb-weaver garden variety of spider engineers webs any most exquisite fashion her gossamer highways bridges chasms with almost invisible ropes of silk each of incredible strength stronger in fact than steel of equal size she manufactures her roll from silk glands in her body as she goes along six spinnerets located at the tip of her abdomen released five different kinds of liquid from 3,600 holes she can spin a single strand a heavy cable or a broad band under her careful control the silk may be elastic or non elastic sticky or non sticky colored or transparent from it she will manufacture foundations guy-wire scaffolding trapline signal cords mummy cases baby cradles balloon kite blankets and cushions in making its web the first throws out a strong but narrow bridge this becomes the base for the entire structure the spider then spins a series of radiating spokes as a framework and then beginning at the hub of the spokes it lays down a circular pattern of threads in an ever-widening spiral the hind legs are used both to measure off the proper distance between the silvery strands and to place them into position [Music] for man to weed his great aerial highways of steel and concrete requires the combined work of hundreds of engineers and many months or even years of planning but the spider is endowed with the ability to perform an engineering feat that defies man's ability to fully comprehend the spiders construction is accomplished without any previous training and without any evident blueprint or pattern while waiting for some juicy morsel to blunder into its trap some spiders will stationed themselves in the center of the web others however keep hidden nearby when the trap is sprung the vibrations that the insect struggles are carried to the spider which immediately rushes out to subdue its prey and carefully package it up for a future meal on closer inspection we find that the spider is not an insect at all he is an arachnid something very different for one thing the spider has eight legs in place of the insect six he has two body sections instead of the insects three and unlike the typical insect he has no wings or antennae now perhaps you're wondering how the spider avoids being caught in its own trap well the reason is not hard to find the web is actually made up of two kinds of silk one kind is elastic and sticky the other is inelastic and non sticky the spokes of the web the framework and the guidelines that support it are all up in elastic and non sticky silk but the spirals that connect the spokes are very elastic and stick to everything that touches them the web is not the only example of spider engineering great skill is exercised in the construction of the exact a silken fall which will protect the eggs and later the nuclei acts spiderlings first a downy cushion is fun to cradle the egg when this has reached a satisfactory size big main begin lustrous yellow cap grows hour by hour until some two hundred eggs have been deposited when all the eggs are laid bare covered with strand after strand of silk having made this super nursery insulated waterproof and furnished with the richest silks satins and floss blanket the mother takes no more interest in her young and she soon died before long the little ones will emerge from their cushioned comfort and without being caught they'll immediately begin to build miniature webs of exquisite beauty silk spinning is by no means confined to the orb-weaver there's a certain spat grotesque creature known as the bolas spider now of course the word polis refers mainly to a kind of lariat used by the Argentine Gaucho long before the days of the gaucho our little spider was making good use of the bonus chances are you've never seen her for like a great many spiders she's active only at night the spider forms her polis by rolling up a little ball of sticky silk which she hangs from the end of a strong silken line then she pulls herself up to a vantage point catches hold of the bolus and prepares to cast it at the first insect that comes within range what it is that attracts the insect is not definitely known it's possible that the reflection of light on the swinging bolus is part of the answer be that as it may since the spider is ready and waiting let's dangle a tasty morsel in front of her and see what happy [Music] the spider makes use of a pair of built-in hypodermic needles to put her victim to sleep she injects just enough poison to paralyze me that's not enough to kill it that way the food remains fresh later the spider returns to feed by draining juices from the body of the victim eventually only the empty shell is land at hatching time a spider nursery is usually overcrowded like most of her kind the female bolas spider will often produce more than a hundred and fifty little spiderlings [Music] for a long time man's excursions underwater were limited by how long he could hold his breath various devices have extended that limit from a few minutes to several hours a diving suit with a complex system of air and communication lines led shoes and descending line providing with a cumbersome but reasonably efficient means of remaining submerged another underwater breathing device consisting of compressed air bottles special demand regulators face mask and breathing tube allow for a much greater freedom of movement as a result thousands of the more adventurous have taken up this exciting sport to add another dimension to their lives but wait a minute what about this little creature the archer Anita or diving spider no elaborate equipment here just a bubble of air no heavy cable or descending line just a thin strand of silk the home of the archer Anita is unique a sobre bell filled with air and attached to the stems of submerged plants feeding molting mating and the rearing of the family all are carried on beneath the water [Music] like other spiders she is equally well equipped for spinning silk the roof of her house is a network of silken strands no heavy door bars entrance to this Silveri bungalow she has but to touch the wall and she feel the problem is to get in and out without dividing the house into a duplex and there stay out without drowning this is accomplished in a most ingenious fashion the spider breeze through openings in its abdomen in order to survive it must always retain a life-giving bubble of air to cover its operating we spiders abdomen bristles with tiny hairs with hooks on the end they not only make it possible to capture the large bubble but also retain sufficient air for unhampered work and travel beneath the surface there is no need for the archer Anita to spin a web to capture her prey the surface of the water provides a potential trap for every insect that hops or flies over its surface occasionally a moth drops in for lunch the spiders light that is on ceremoniously she is escorted to Davy Jones locker yes at last man has solved the problems of limited ventures beneath the tide apparently accepted by this strange family of creatures that lose so gracefully through a fluid sky but we cannot help but pause and wonder at the engineering skill imparted to this little spider that enables it to live a lifetime beneath the water actually we have hardly begun to observe the diversity of skills spiders possess each day we see doors of every kind of every size and shape and for every purpose but actually none of these is quite as remarkable as a door fashioned long before man ever dreamed of the device of course this store is easy to see but that's part of the plan the camouflage affords real protection to the trapdoor spider snugly fitted into the ground the door is lined with layer upon layer of silk a marvel of engineering and no less amar ville is the spider herself for if in spite of camouflage her privacy is disturbed she hangs on to the door with all her might in order to break her hold a pull of at least 140 times her weight is needed the trapdoor spider is a skillful engineer that has never seen a drawing board or a transom and when the need for building a home arises excavation proceedings get underway the spider is well equipped for the job at hand both ends work at once on the south end of a northbound trapdoor spider is a pair of spinnerets these contain tiny openings to which the fluid from the silk glands is fun into fragile strands of silk on the north end a pair of strong peda palt function like a steam shovel digging the dirt and placing it precisely where it should be the God that made this wonderful little builder provided her with all the necessary tools when she encounters excessive dirt the steam shovel becomes the catapult the finishing work on the trapdoor is the surfacing of the underside with a fine silken line [Music] when the job is completed therapy a lustrous coating of self from the top of the nest to the bottom and the coating rupiah's through this fast and as softest down what could be more fitting after a hard day's work than a good square meal [Music] man's achievements are the result of technical advancements covering many generations but not so with a spider he did not learn to make a web he did not fashion the intricate tools that defy man's ability to fully comprehend or duplicate he did not equip himself to live in these strange environments this is not the work of a beginner but this is the little spider that fashioned this trapdoor had never done it before in the spider world skilled craftsmen are not made but for the spider's abilities are not due to its own ingenuity it possesses tools that it had no part in fashioning clearly then the engineering marvels that performs reflect on its own wisdom but that of God the great planner and engineer who created the spider and traced in it the blueprint for a particular pattern of life [Music] hello everybody I'm skip Alzheimer of a/v geeks we collect old 16-millimeter educational films and show them to folks like you via the internet and when there's not a pandemic I tour around with a projector and we actually watched the 16 millimeter in theaters museums galleries bars clubs outside even school buses so that last film was spider engineers and that was a moody Institute of science film narrated by dr. erwin moon and dr. moon is III have a great deal of respect for him even though he is anti evolution he was a he has a PhD in religious studies but he was a hobbyist scientist / photographer and he used to do these amazing sermons from science where he would do things like hook himself up to a Van de Graaff generator and he would do show these films that he had made of time-lapse photography and stop-motion stuff and really kind of amazing but it's this film is very interesting because it it looks at aspects of what spiders can do and what it does when it gets to the point of trying to explain how they do it he just kind of goes oh I think God did it um that's kind of where his science breaks down is that he's a great observer and documentarian of scientific phenomenon but when it comes to explaining it he just turns to the Bible and says God did it so I wrote a article with a guest I'm having tomorrow evening Marsha dr. Marsha Gordon and we wrote a thing about moody institute of science it's kind of fascinating and I'll show more of those films I've shown a couple in the past they're they're fascinating because they're beautifully shot and you know if you could take out the anti-evolution stuff it's really great this next film is an interesting kind of artifact I got this from a local university that was getting rid of their a lot of the films that were part of their film and television program and they were just gonna be thrown in a dumpster and the person who was in charge of that said this is a waste I'm gonna reach out to skip because I know him long ago and so this film is it's what's called a work print so basically what they did to make a 16 millimeter film is you would shoot the footage you would develop it and then make a copy of it and the copy you would clip up and make a work print of then you would send that to the lab and the lab would then make the edits on the original footage based on the work print so what you're gonna see you're gonna see like like little Mark's like X's and lines that are China marker things that are basically talking about transitions this film is gonna go back and forth between having a sound film and silent film and also will feature some footage that I showed weeks ago of a parade a a traffic safety parade that was in New Bern North Carolina and so the gist of this film is this is true this is a film the finished film which I don't know where it exists it's probably somewhere at an archive or languishing in a closet somewhere but this is trying to get convinced people to inspect do safety inspections on their car before that was required by law so here it is 10 points for safety piratical mrs. Perkins speaking there stood a bad wreck half a mile down the road from here please hurry [Music] as the key city in the nation in the operation of these 10 points safety check lanes we fervently hope that many lives will be saved through the cooperation of the people of our community and of the nation as a whole there now to declare this Lane officially opened and I'm going to ask Miss Betty James miss safety Lane if she will cut the ribbon to indicate the opening of the lane [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] those are an invitation go tonight all right the next number for this game is the middle three makes one four seven zero three six one four seven zero three six one four seven eight yeah so that's an interesting artifact and if kind of the gist of it is it's showing the the need for safety inspections by you know talking about an accident then how this the civic leaders get together to form a committee and to celebrate maybe a week of auto safety with a parade they set up a lane where cars can get inspected really kind of an interesting thing and I showed this in Rocky Mount I got it wrong it wasn't new Burton its Rocky Mountain I actually was invited to participate in a digitizing event at Rocky Mount thanks to Melissa Dolman who was watching us on Facebook and so we brought stuff to digitize material but I also brought stuff that I had that was Rocky Mountain centric and people watched it and they were able to identify and remember you know like oh yeah I remember that fair that thing at the fairgrounds I remember the gala and they were actually able to ID some of the kids in there with their bicycles like that's such a nice so and so well he just died but it was really kind of fascinating too to show this where it was shot I love doing that I love kind of bringing the materials that I have and showing them to people and they can find context within the film's but you know as you notice there was like these these stripes and then an X those are notes for the lab when they actually make the film on what goes where obviously the sound was that was silent but it was double sprocket at film going through our sound head which just goes and there was occasional audio that you would hear and so there would be a recorded soundtrack of somebody nary so at some point I define the actual film because that would be it's an interesting thing this is long before state requires states required inspections of vehicles all right jump to the 70s this next film is part of a series called inside out which I've shown episodes of in the past this would be shown on public television and also people would watch them in class I remember a television being brought in and that's watching some things on public television that just happened to sync up with our class this was also released on 16 millimeter and distributed to schools inside out is is generally an open-ended show so you'll see some stuff but you might not see a resolution at the end so prepare yourself brace yourself in this this is called brothers and sisters [Music] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Music] those things you know that yeah it was weird I don't believe this his mother won't let o mother feel horrible what's complain like our Oh mywell come on I got two loops of tracking cars anything [Music] Oh 10 more although it's my bratty little sister pricing for a place around [Music] too long away [Music] [Music] [Music] Oh what is it I can't stand it David I want you and your friends to find another place I got her quiet on Saturday what are you here about a theorem don't play play she thought have this room in here and the piano to practice you guys will have to find another place let's go save me and Sarah we have one play room and you have two kids to share and you're going to do it without fighting I can't stand it you make each other man all brothers and sisters get mad but you can't fight all at Hani's God work it out differently I just hate my brother especially when he's with his friends here show me your left needle high range brothers and sisters [Music] every time we walk in there we get kicked out I know Cheryl Avery on this car that movie anyways you guys uh if your mom finds out I don't care when Bobby Flay Blaine [Applause] [Applause] what's wrong with you come here and help me why should I help you up this afternoon everyone yes darling you're the one that brothers stupid friend in why sign up practice you are the plural all week come on tell me you can't do it oh you gotta come in my place look through your dough boy but it can you don't call in with that out of town then mom will be the only one I'll try bride's mother 12 right an older project well my place at 2:30 what time is your thing or just have to be somewhere or the clock oh come on come to my place we'll go make you a deal I'll come to your play on Saturday if you three weeks yep if you come to my site and tell me the secret I'm not gonna tell you the secret that's private come on I'm not gonna tell anyone love it I love it Vicky knows that I want to totally brother this private come on all right here's the deal I'll tell you a secret come here play if you say uh playing for three weeks and don't tell Bob all right you know that movie the stuffing out of those pieces well we left over there those gonna be that the house I'll get your play but don't forget the deal the night [Music] no blew it over really good I'm so proud of you you did such a good job I really saw all this I know we should saying you're gonna be telling not like David not to be here do you know where I went to afternoon well it's not busy let's go on holiday feast all right I used to play listening wait you didn't show up for my play you know it and now you're gonna get it good head you built your promise and that feel is off since you broke your end of the deal mine I'm going to used to play them every day I don't care what you say I tell my boys you were really Sarah honey I'm going upstairs to rest for a while David is home in a few minutes would you please come out and set the table for me my dad said it last night it's his turn tonight their affair or no the table start to be stripped and Dave it's not here yet I'm not gonna do it it's his turn now I am expecting you to do it [Music] I'll be like laughing yeah did you tell did you tell better okay what is it how about it David oh we're just for Sara inside-out is a series of programs and related materials developed and supported by 32 educational agencies in the United States and Canada with additional support from Exxon corporation this program was produced by WN VT Northern Virginia educational television under the supervision of NIT national instructional television yeah boy send in that in the 70s and then having the brother and sister dynamics of course brings up lots of memories in my childhood I was the older brother and my sister just wanted to play with me and I just was not tolerating it so I was not the nicest not the nicest brother but we have reconciled we're very good friends now as we're adults I think once we both cleared high school we figured out what was important to us all right this next film features some puppets and is these Merrick marionettes and it is a parable it's parable there we go the story of the prodigal son this has a little bit of a has a lot of leader ahead of it [Music] see my dog has made friends with you he reminds me of my dog at home where is your home it is far from here in North Galilee you are returning home I have been returning for many months but I never get there I cannot go home I am ashamed how is that it is a sad tale I am an unworthy son six months ago my father gave me a sum of money and told me to go to Jerusalem to buy certain goods for him on the way I met a young man and we traveled together for a time one morning I awoke to find my companion gone my money was gone - I cannot return home and tell my father that I lost the money but your father loves you he must want you to come back to him you will not wish to see a son who is not trustworthy young man you need to take your thoughts from your troubles for Italian come with me to hear the great teacher Jesus of Nazareth so it must have been in the time of Jesus people came to him to hear him talk [Music] the young man and his new friend joined them and listened also Jesus was beginning to tell a story there was a man who had two sons as he speaks the listeners picture the people in the story a man with two sons a workman who knows what it is to toil and whose sons know also yet a good man and a careful man who has saved some money for his son's future such a man would have a wife who was expert at household tasks [Music] one of his sons would be steady and hard-working and the other the younger one would be lively and not too fond of his tasks given to watching the road that ran past the gate a passerby would claim his attention and the light-hearted tune would take his mind completely away from his work while a gay stranger who beckoned to him would arouse all his longings this son would be eager to get out into the world instead of working hard like his brother should he stay at home with his father should he follow the gay stranger [Music] his mind is made up he will leave home he says father give me the share of property that falls to me his words were a shock to his mother and to his kindly father it is hard on a father to have his son demand his share of the property so early in life but such a father would not protest though his heart ached because his son was eager to leave home but the sun's heart was filled with joy when he saw that he was to get what he wanted [Music] and the father divided his property between his sons [Music] early one morning not many days later the younger son gathered his belongings and took his journey into a far country the far country who hasn't dreamed of it in his mind the place where there are no troubles where all is laughter and joy and beauty in the far country he'd find friends who would laugh and feast with him and help him spend his money [Music] and when he had spent everything a great famine arose in that country and he began to be in want hard times have come the young man's friend will not stand by him now that all the money is gone [Music] [Music] hard times are bad even at home but in the far country they are bitter indeed what kind of work can an unknown lab get so he went and hired himself to one of the citizens of that country who sent him into his fields to feed swine [Music] a keeper of swine a feeder of pigs but a lowly task for one who was used to a loving family good clothes and plenty to eat [Music] he won't make much of a living as a swineherd his food will be little better than what the pigs eat [Music] and he would gladly have fed on the pots that the swine ate and no one gave him anything when he came to himself he said how many of my father's hired servants have bread enough and to spare and I perish here from hunger I will arise and go to my father and I will say to him father I have sinned against heaven and before you I am no more worthy to be called your son treat me as one of your hired servants and he came to his father but while he was yet at a distance his father Sawyer and had compassion and ran and embraced him and kissed him and the son said to his father father I have sinned against heaven before you I am no longer worthy to be called son [Music] but the father said bring quickly the best robe and put it on him and put a ring on his hand and shoes on his feet and bring the fatted calf and kill it and let us eat and make merry for this my son was dead and is alive again he was lost and is found and they began to make merry [Music] Jesus went on with his story but the young man could stay no longer where are you going let me go I have been wronged the story shows me that I think your father would rather lose the money than his son I have been too proud to ask for forgiveness I too will arise and go to my father I too will ask for forgiveness you are right go in peace [Music] you so they left out the part where the younger brother of the prodigal son or the brother of the prodigal son says but Dad that's not fair it's not fair I've been here the whole time working for you and then you like treat him like that he like totally messed up and then you're being all good to him that's not fair so I'll leave it at that I think it's it's pretty pretty fascinating all right this next film is it's an aim on film and basically we see it's called the joy of living with fragrance and we see a woman cover every inch of her life with a stinky Avon product enjoy and hopefully your sinuses won't explode when you watch this [Music] what is there about this woman that turns everyone's head true she looks lovely but so does this attractive lady and this one and this pretty blonde yes what you see is lovely it's what you don't see that everyone in the room is aware of it's a very special individuality her exquisite aura in a word her fragrance [Music] how describes the mystery that is fragrant it's the rapture inspired by the Taj Mahal if the dream come true of a castle in Spain it's the mystery the romance of faraway places it's the breathtaking beauty of blossoms in the spring it's the colour the ecstasy of a golden sunset all these joys this high emotion this mystery are captured in a bottle this is the magic of fragrance for you to wear and to share to give you added confidence a heightened personality and uniqueness that is yours alone evocative and provocative a joy to you a delight to others fragrance is proved a the projection of you as a woman what is fragrance made of flowers and spice and everything nice from the world over from every continent from every ocean the town of Grasse in France is famous for being the garden of the world for fragrance is the business of grass their blooms are nurtured by the unique blend of air from the mountains and the Mediterranean look at this Jasmine almost 10 million blooms sent the air in Grasse acres and acres of roses from whose petals fragrance is extracted cube roses a vital factor in many perfumes every mimosa bunny jonquil tender violent starry narcissus hyacinth honeysuckle lavender and sage all grown in grass to add fragrance to your life from Italy from oranges and bergamot and from far-flung places coming started flora geraniums and Alang Alang from islands off the African coast lemongrass from the Congo rose wood from Brazil Chlo from Zanzibar ginger from Jamaica eucalyptus from Haiti now to hold this fragrance to keep its magic lingering for hours fixative czar used ambergris from the whale sip it from the civet cat muskrats deer then through various techniques the flower oils are removed this process is called a flourish slowly but faithfully it extracts the essential oil from flowers to myriad fragrance elements provided by nature recent scientific discoveries have added new and entirely different components the result fragrances never known before think of it a selection of more than 6,000 elements natural and man-made yet the most important factor perhaps is the perfumer the vital human elements so important to all creative activity he is known as the nose and he must be able to distinguish between thousands of scents using his imagination his very special player he works with this palette of fragrance elements from garden meadow see and science to create a masterpiece how does a perfumer know when he is composed of great fragrance first impregnate the blotter with the scent then the perfumer sees yes see is the professional term for smelling he sees the harmonic combination of elements and thus a great fragrance is born what are the different types of fragrance basically there are seven single floral flower bouquet woodsy mossie oriental spicy bouquet fruity and modern and oh what mood magic they perform the Oriental blend is tantalizing magical mysterious and makes you feel that way [Music] the single flaw captures the very heart of a rose or lilac or jasmine whatever your favorite flower the effect feminine romantic appealing the flower bouquet is an intricate blend of many blooms the kind of scent you enjoy when you bury your face in an arm full of flowers does a fragrance make you think of woods and waterfalls then it's a woodsy mossy blend a warm aromatic scent that transports you to an enchanted forest a spicy bouquet old-fashioned spices and contemporary gaiety what a marvelous combination you all know it's a fruity blend if it has the warm lush mellow scent of Sun ripened fruit and finally the modern type it's dry and brilliant sophisticated and subtle and there's an elusive top note frequently a floral one how should you choose a fragrance selecting perfume is a very personal matter for two reasons one tastes differ to skin chemistry differs from woman to woman that's why the wise woman chooses fragrance carefully and why so many women prefer to select it in the privacy of their homes and you must drive fragrance on your skin apply a few drops to the inside of your wrist wear a pulse speed warms up the scent bringing it to full bouquet try no more than two at a time if you try too many you will lose your ability to tell the difference another try a few moments to dry [Music] mmm this one is wonderful by trying it on her skin this lady has discovered a sense that is hers and hers alone that makes her feel confident cherished all woman just as every woman has a wardrobe of clothes for daily living for sports for parties for different seasons and a wardrobe of lipsticks to harmonize with her clothes many women have wardrobes of fragrances to suit their moves and the occasion some women like to wear light flowery scents in summer more exotic ones in winter while others prefer to be identified always by the same fragrance worn as a personal signature so many women wonder what is the difference between perfume and cologne perfume is sent in its most concentrated form fragrance and its strongest [Music] Fallone is less concentrated so you will want to use it lavishly for the most desirable effect use perfume don't hoard it for time will cause it to evaporate or even spoil keep it in a dark cool place until you open it the correct way to apply perfume is to pulse spots risk inside elbow throat temple the warfare helps the fragrance unfold use fragrance for your own enjoyment and for the pleasure of people around you splash cologne is applied to every inch of you here there and everywhere always allow fragrance to dry before putting our larger e or jewelry another heavenly way to use Cologne is to spray it all over you all about you you will walk in beauty and fragrance comes in so many delightful forms bath oil transforms an everyday necessity into an everyday delight it softens and since the water silicones and sense your skin and makes you feel pampered besides dust on velvety powder after your bath it absorbs moisture makes dressing easier and smells divine or another way to use fragrance cream sachet just smooth it on your skin the cream disappears leaving a lovely lingering scent fragrance any one fragrance everyone [Music] but no need to use mothers when there are light delicate scents created just for little girls and what a nice way to start them on taking greater pride in good grooming [Music] a nice feminine touch is to spray your closet with sachet another is to send Bureau drawers with powders - a what a lift it gives you to wear clothes that smell fresh and sweet of course your fastidious so you sent the water when you rinse your elisha ring and for sweet dreams fragrance on your pillow spray cologne on your hair so nice to have sweet smelling hair and always remember that perfume may not last on your more than a few hours so be sure to carry a purse plaque on to renew your perfume as frequently as you do your lipstick it's a lovely idea to spray fragrance in the room before guests arrive this expresses your personality as a hostess just as your flower arrangements to such delightful things happen to you when you wear fragrance like a friend saying to you what's that wonderful perfume you have on or a perfect stranger saying lady that's nice perfect and how marvelous you feel when your child says mommy you smell so good all the difference fragrance makes in a woman look breasts becoming makeup looks right hairdo fine but something important is missing fragrance of course no costume no woman is complete without it for fragrance selected who cares and worn with grace is the very essence of being a woman haunting and tantalizing memorable and exciting that's the joy of living with fragrance [Music] you [Music] fragrance anyone fragrance everyone Wow Avon that's such a great film I love it even though my sinuses just gonna go root they just seal up I just want to say a quick thank you to Juliet and AJ for donating some coffee to the a/v geeks fund baby geeks runs off of coffee believe it or not it's what gets the brain working wakes me up etc so thank you so much for your kind donations with that if you like what you saw you and you're on YouTube or Facebook like what you saw you know literally physically like it or subscribe now that you can quantify your how much you like by actually liking something patreon is a place you can donate it's kind of like a tip jar subscription service thank you for that that's money that goes towards purchasing new things that we show and we've had like 60 or 70 films show up we paid for shipping for them so thanks everybody AV geeks comm is where all these broadcasts are archived and also other films that we've digitized over the years live there and you can also buy DVDs thank you so much for your attention today and your kind comments and we will be back tomorrow one o'clock and then at 6 o'clock I'll have a special guest Marsha Gordon professor dr. Marsha Gordon and we're going to talk about how wonderful it is to be a girl so everybody have a great rest of the day and we will talk soon take care thanks