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Welcome to study should now for enhanced have works that pay marking the Pakistan Josh Clark Discharge, the beach upright Jerry, rolling, Jerry said right course, oppression or I'm sleeping thrifty want a really. You know I was just memorizing of practising what has been said. It is dead, every success for you practicing help pay walk into the bargain. Should we talk, fiddles yeah, Chuck fiddle dvd? Let's do about one if you years ago, by the way he took one lesson and new became an expert. Now, let's just me, man had something to go with me. I have a lot of things that have been like I'm gonna. Do this our balls in the air yeah.

Specifically musically about a steel guitar and didn't learn to play that role, that about a keyboard and was Goin play piano. Didn't do that. Ok, but the violin and keeping a violent, are you stimulating the economy pretty much in Asia just like sell that and use that money to buy the next thing. I don't play yeah, but at Elinor like I know how to play guitar some kind of realizing at my like. Maybe that's all it's gonna, be your guitar mainly breadth yeah, but you are. You still want to be a man by the time I die. I want to be able to play all the stringed instrument got. That was my goal. Yeah and I've learned one. I mean that's more than some people. I don't. I don't know how to play in a strange instruments, but do not care to sound. Like I mean I've worked, so you can see the piano stream instrument, let's get strings. So I, as a precautionary strainers at birth,

A little hammer hits the string right progression. Interesting, rs harpsichord is plucked yeah term Piana there. I wish I could play the piano I'd like to learn that window right. My brother took lessons as occurred in my sister, but I didn't oh yeah. Scott can still play a little bit today. Of course, face got super brow, so the fiddle a little history here before we get into the man the fiddle or violin, there's no difference by the way, the right, yet it later ones pronounced one way in the other, the other way yet has learned. I thought there was a difference when I bought minor cycle. What's the difference in pay play it they'll kill Billy's play fiddles, the other people play violent, exactly so. The fiddle at first was not a well regarded instrument. It was thought of as a sort of a cheap tavern instrument. You know like he'd, get drunk and hop upon the table at the tavern.

Really had been bailed out a little irish jig. Really yeah and it didn't have a good reputation in Well I mean this is the sixteenth century. Ok, so then, initially here, ok yeah, I'm with you them with you in an even in parts of ITALY. At first the church ordered the destruction of violence. They were so like look down upon remain, Catherine, Dmitri got on board and she's like this is wonderful order. Thirty, eight of them from a court from the Sky name Nicholas Ahmadi, who is the grandson of the great violent maker, Andrea Ahmadi? Actually, she probably about them from Andrea if it was the fifteen hundred right and yes, fitting, sixty four and that was it, things started to change, and that's literally, what kind of lead the vial

and down a path of respectability. Once you introduce into court sure people tend to follow suit. So they d amato, lived in a place called Cremona ITALY, an Cremona, because the amount lived there who were basically the defect her in two thirds of the violin cello in Vila we recognise and today, because that's where they were from Cremona became the centre of violent production. Yet string instrument, production, plain and simple: now it's a pretty name like that. The idea that that's where violence came from and that their that reason in origin, of course, they goes further back than that, like lutes were obviously around long before the violin, but again, and if you look at a violent,

they they all his violin. You can think the bodies of Cremona for for making that recognisable to yeah and here's another coup. Little fact the idea that you know the fancy beautiful shape of a violin is not for aesthetics. It is all about the sound that makes the violent doesn't give a damn whether you think what turned out to a beautiful they're, all those curves allow for equal by residents of all the notes. With if it was more basically shaped, yeah certain notes would be sound better than others, so on that allowed the entire finger board to sound, wonderful will, plus also, if you look at a violin, face on her. If you go down the sides in the Middle EAST that cut in

physical see bouts those actually have a practical purpose, I'm sure, in addition to helping produce sound, but it allows the boat play the strings on either side without hitting the body of the violin yeah, pretty clever, it's really hard to play lad. I can't stress that enough. It's like, I thought this is nonsense. And then a guitar like and is holding a under my neck, unwilling, a bow and set of fingers. That's gotta be a pretty big difference. It's a huge difference, fingers bows really different you're born with, on the other you have to like guy. Well, it's it's combination of pressure on a string angle of the bow on the string pressure from your parents, placement of the bow on like this,

is how far down it is up and down the violin speed shared. It's like there's like ten different things that go into making a sound on a violin that you had to do success we all at once is really really hard yeah. I was intimidated and went in the closet you go. Maybe my daughter will play one day and it will be waiting for her nice saucy, but should we go over there? The parts- and I mention the sea bout- sheer see both my favorite till you take it from the well. If you look in violent, you get the very above those little tuning pegs, which contained. In the peg box, you ve got the scroll, which is a kind of curvy lovely fancy, peace at the top than you have the neck, and the finger bore. The neck goes from basically down to the body the violin, but the finger board continues on through it

the upper about the lower bout and then that sea bout dimension, which is also called the waste- and you haven't- you- assholes- cut on either side. Yet the fancy holes, they look like efforts than you have your bridge, which is the very thin piece of wood that keeps the strings. You know off of the violent body itself. Ok and taught you have your tail peace at the bottom, where the strings end and then the all important chin rest and that's a violin them go, make one now I'm leaving. So again, there was the models that came up with the the violin. You just described that right, one of the embodied the grandson of Andrea Almaty, who, I think is credited with inventing the violin basically but his grandson Niccolo taught a young man, by the name of Antonio ensure Antonio Strata very Lou named, sounds familiar yeah.

Antonio Straight, a very was born in Cremona they're, not sure when they think probably about sixteen. Forty four is life is a bit of a mystery, his young life, at least not like great records on it. You know what this distant jog my memory. We never explained why Alexander Hamilton, which shave two years of his age, even though we specifically said we were going to let us so we followed now, probably not ok, I think people get mad at you. Wanna know right, it will tell you, may go posted on such me. I think that better. But who cares we're talking strata very now, tat we ve moved on pay. So short, a very there's, not very good records about his his youth. I think, as you said, but he pops up in sixteen sixty six at the very latest, the trap, a violin pops up in sixteen

Six, I should say it has an inscription on it in a label actually, in a few translated, the English Those made by Antonio Stradivarius Cremona pupil of Marty in sixteen sixty six well done year of Satan and that means using either a pupil which it clearly says, shut or a bit of a bit of a stretch of the truth and a bit of a ruse and a career move really yeah. There's some people that and that's why I was wondering it says: people believe some people believe use a pupil guiding light with a bullet says he was a pupil and the inscription right, but the other thought is it. Maybe it was a bit of a career move to say I was taught by the great Ahmadi right he's dead. Now I can't say

maybe but I was up a betty- was probably people. Actually he wasn't dead, so there would have been pretty got seizure to have done that has done a mighty didn't die for many years, many more years after sixteen sixty six. So I think that the common consensus is that he was a people at Lahti, even city still in my business, are what up with that right man, this thing, lousy with that it's a sixteen sixty six, you are correct it builds his very first violent on his own. He continues to build violence on his own in his attic, which was apparently the tradition attic violent building was it so it said I guess I was just like where you put your workshop. Ok, Maybe it have you seen the movie, the red violin? Yes rate movie agreed like stick

I think I might have seen that on your recommendation years ago, probably from not mistaken yet really get moving. So he's making my land sea moves into a home in sixteen eighty and he started to get some recognition as a great deal, and make her violence a great craftsmen he did in Houston. And are living in the shadow of the bodies, but when, nickel, a mighty died in sixteen eighty four by this time, everyone said the skies kimonos best maker of violins, yet which since Cremona was, capital, a violin making. They were made elsewhere, but Cremona was the place where the best were made, the cream of the Cremona Right that made him the world's best, vile and maker, and he had even entered his golden period yet yeah anyway.

He more than my lands he's making yellows and guitars and mandl ends and harps pretty much anything with strings except harpsichord in us. He might amid the harpsichord. Now that there be worth a lot privacy rights, we take a break her, yes, we'll get into more craftsmanship, read after this New year's resolutions are very, very difficult to keep getting, exercise save more money. What about this? We have a resolution that you can really work with stop wasting time going to the post office that right, you stamps dot com instead because they bring all the services of the Eu S postal service right to your computer, with your small business sinning invoices

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strand of worry, is following in, embodies the money is footsteps but he's also like you know, I'm gonna start tweaking the saying gear and craft my own brand violin any does so. He sat down some new materials, maybe some new finishes. I'm gonna make that sea bout little Strader near you still here, man, an f, so little Strader the false over this straighter was at the deal. And there we alter the Ethel some and something with a scroll to write, it more amazing made, the the scroll, larger fiasco, the apples, only straighter but longer right, larger scroll, Anna and straighter and stronger see about that was like mechanically that those were the biggest differences,

but he also crucially came up with his own formula for varnish. It's a very easily recognized the deep red brown varnish, the threat that his violence has very handsome, but a lot of people will see later believed there. It's possibly the varnish that make Stradivarius Violin so great, because when he made these changes not only It was he making these changes to the the shape and appearance of the violin. He was also like master in layer like the though craftsmanship there, his violins had or just unparalleled their flawless flawless works of art, yes musical instruments, so, in addition to being a flawless Are they also sounded better than anything anything that could possibly compare be compared to an what's really exceptional? That Stradivarius is

It's not just one of those things were like the name is actually what what is re driving it straight away his violin. That's three hundred years old today is probably Her then any violin that's been produced in the last three hundred years, including a brand new ones. Like they're only now getting to the point where they can. They they discovered techniques where they can start to replicate. The sound of stryver is the that's. How good the skies violins were that the it's not it's out a joke. It's not hyperbole, of how great the Stradivarius violence, or they are still the ones that this guy made by hand are still the best violet in the world finally saying something for considering how much progress we have made in the last three years and just about everything, In the end, these are you know for the the finest tune, years in the world like

clearly there are flawless amazing instruments and violence being produced since then, but for the true like a fish in order, they can spot the difference apparently area, but you and I can't nobody them people whose job it is to Identified a phrase Stradivarius violent, say that comparing to announce Stradivarius like I knock off or something is like, comparing a ferrari to a school bus. Yet what's like that, obvious shoot. Em people like saying things like that, it's a great quote words a couple of months. What do we know so just want, but maybe in new gag. So he and his first wife had six kids, you get it having kids, he in a second wife, his wife said nine. Sixteen ninety eight you get remarried and had five more kids with white number two. He

Great, at making by lands and making children the S craft and children is greater drafting little babies. They call them the mice, Joe in the bedroom. You know what I mean and I think a couple of his sons even went on the following. His footsteps is that right from its first marriage right, they were smell at second lot. They wish months, though They could hold a candle to their fathers work. Just talk about the golden period from seventeen hundred the seventeen twenty twenty five, depending on how you talk to this The golden period where these violins me he had really honed its design at this point and the materials that he is in every

kind of all coalesced into making the blessed violence in the history of the were right. It was like Le Bronze tenure at the heat. Well, we'll see his Greece not over. Yet here are your comment. Now I mean he. He made a case for a resurgence, this pessimism, but we'll see if he can appear again, he was playing five hundred cylinders with the heat is perfect cause you to be the team leader he could be. One of like these leaders is thirteen heads our leaders, and he could be one of our. It wasn't like the whole, just pushed upward toward leubronn civilized people. The opposite view that that was you know. Anyone can guarantee, must restart someone championships but no, not necessarily be the one leader is a bigger accomplishment. I'm very curious:

to know how say, like the golden say, warriors agenda, be next season with the ran, an staff curry, an clay Thomson on their Thompson, us so much, but like South Korean Kevin ran their like two degrees players that have ever live ever lived, not just are playing now, how are they going to jail? The ideal Dwayne weighed and Chris Bosh and Liver on James we're all able to keep their egos and checking come together to work together and lead a team together that, I think that's harder than this just like forget it I'll do self? Yes are it's strata very is making mark on the world getting his reputation and he's may

a lot of money. He wasn't. One of these is like after he died. They later realise the great he was. He was a rich man making in selling these violence. He apparently there is a phrase. Riches strata very like richer than an astronaut, is what we would say today dear. He was one of the more famous guys in ITALY. For sure and rightfully so. His crowning achievement, supposedly, is in seventeen sixteen when he built the Messiah is the only violin that he never sold, but he kept in his workshop for the day died. It was his heads, the S violent,

and he does. This violent has rarely been played. Apparently one of the sort of things unspoken rules when the things been sold and passed down. Is it don't even play at this? One should remain pristine, yet, basically, is close to a mink condition. Stradivarius is you can find in the world tat close, it's meant yeah! I'm a couple. People have played a role here. It's needs not been

I'd like a couple of bad eggs and there a couple a super lucky violin place at school year. Unwritten rules, you have underlined the sitting. This is before the ash Molly and get their hands on it. Thanks so posts seventeen twenty postcode purity still produce violence and things, but apparently his eyesight was going his hands were not a steady and they weren't quite what they were during the golden period of sure. There were still wonderful by low. Yet he still turning out the good yet off by nothing like that Golden Pirie. Any work to into his nineties only was billed violence for seven years. He worked up to his death as far as I am

I think so, I'm so year, but their golden period stuff there was. There is the Messiah from seventeen. Sixteen the alarm from seventeen fifteen, the bet from seventeen o for those are just a few of the ones that he made during this period that are still around the day he made. I saw a thousand out of fifteen hundred stringed instruments, scaring his career amazing about six hundred and fifty survive today and there they tend to have name's, especially the ones from is gone period, as you just heard. Yet they have names in their usually the name of the most famous player who owned it right. They weren't like Skippy in all Roy her Hate and Barnabas Barnabas device right. So there's a desert superstition among violinist that thee

The more you play a violin, the more a particular person plays violate the more violin takes on the character of that player right so much so that of a violinist or even a cellist. Her of the oldest can come along. Afterward and play that person's violin and it will sit. It was, found much more like the person whose violin it is, then the person playing and there's there's a further superstition. The more you play a violin, the better it sounds, or that's not a supervision fact right through any instrument, There is a study from I think, ninety, ninety six, that I came across that that found that the more violin would as vibrated yes them the dampening coefficient is lowered. The lower the dampening kind coefficient the longer no resonates. Renault resonates the richer, the sound and so just playing it

because your your vibrating the wood, when you're playing a violin, yet the more you do that, the more frequently you do that, the better The violins actually gonna sound, so astoundingly, the more you play a violin, the better it sound, what s true for any instrument as it gets cold breakin it in it's like a pair of genes that certain Thirdly, I didn't buy that sure automatically and you no apology five years in are better than they are when you take them off the shelf. Yeah, it's the same thing: it's a break in and especially strings with anything with the finger board that finger Burgess, wares and thus frets, where down little men. It does get the little bit attuned to think to your style gap for sure very interesting. I'd like to do more on these.

From its hearing there, okay and pointed out, there are realistic another quick break and we will get into all the controversy surrounding just why these things a sound, so good and all those theories pretty interesting, stuff the new year is about us, which resolutions do you, plan to conquer and twenty twenty become more mindful or creed. A healthier lifestyle through diet, exercise and, of course, improved sleep. The sleep number three, sixty smart, that helps everyone get the proven qualities fleet that will change their life uselessly by queue up to help create a routine. The sleep number three sixty smart bed is the smartest choice for better, so and the best bad for couples. It allows you to adjust on each side of your ideal firmness, comfort and support it, senses your movements and automatically adjust to keep you sleeping comfortably through the night with sleep. I q technology inside the bed.

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so there have been many many theories over the years like if that the strong? it, is so revered in legendary that people experts scientists are bound to want to crack that not knowing why, yes, What's the deal, then it's not again. This is its objective, led better than other violence. The one right that stress showed a very made correct. Some of the theories, the old theories back then, was it he would suck the wooden salt water, not true that the wood was coated with volcanic ash. Not true. Dragons blood was

than the varnish. That may be true. Your job Martin came down, and rightly so, and then, as you know, the what will get into the more modern theories is really well there's a couple of leading theories. One is the wood yeah, this ice age, wood, which will talk about and the others the varnish ok. Well, then the strata very was working during with known as Europe's little ice age, which is a period of Unusually, very unusually colder temperatures and I think they're still trying to figure out what the heck happened and is perfect. We need to do like an irregular ice age. Care will talk about it then. But the upshot of it was that, because of the color temperatures, the spruce that was used by straight vary in the manufacture.

These violins, yes, grew slower, but more evenly, steadier, so that the would those harvested from these fruit trees was much more from you, formerly grained right so desperately really high, and would it was produced by this little ice. Age The problem with that being the reason that Strata varies violins were so great, is that that would result available. The violin makers elsewhere in Europe, and their violence. Does anything like a straight very so the little ice edge theory, while still, I think, I'm out there has, I think, they're really coming goes a long way to undermining it. Yeah like they were people really excited about that at first. I think they're right yeah, not proof to cool theory, for little. I sage there's another dude attacks. Asean. Am I named Joseph Nag very Maggie very. What are you

and he said it's all about this varnish criminals, criminals varnish than criminal. You think! That's what we started morning right with a minute, so I he published an article in scientific journal, public Library of Science, wine, capitalize for good reason

and he says you know what's going on here. It's this! It's this varnish that use when we analyze it chemically and what he found out was its very unique in that it has these things in their that you would not expect of it being the varnish like borax in chromium, and he said so. What I think is going on is this stuff. He added the stuff to the varnish to protect it that would against damage and infestation, but what it really did was actually weakened the wood and made it porous where it should not be and that created more tone, a more booming, rich, powerful tone right and a lot of pushed back his well. His theory is not entirely out of left field like it's. It's pretty much accepted that if you put the wrong kind of varnish violin. It's gonna ruin the sound you're, so his

The thing was well. Why couldn't youth stumble upon some virus that actually enhance the sound, and that was his idea that that that accounted for Stradivarius violins sounding like that, be I think he did get alot of pushed back Peter seems to be even if he is right, there seems to be a desire among the people who collect and play Stradivarius violins. Is that will never understand what makes it special? We don't really want to know what will make it special gift, there's a guy. Who was why, He quoted he's violinist from America's aims. James Eames ends Eames Man, while James his home it's all view, is that he's played a number of strata, various violence and other string instruments, and he said that there is probably a thousand things that make them special here and we can never possibly

oh, why all those thousand things are in there's. Never just gonna visas is one thing that is the key to what made Stradivarius violins, so great yeah. I think I'm I watched the BBC documentary. Those really pretty great. And now they interviewed another violent maker, and he said you know it was the right place right time thing like this guy came along. Maybe they had this good. Would that with special? Maybe this varnish that was spent. Yeah, but they were in the hands of somebody special too well. That was his point was there was that other people were using some of these same things and they turned out very different. He said he was so good at what he did like that's the secret. He was just back doing this than other people, rightly cow. Chris Bosh Dwayne Wade brought the best out of Lebron James well, where I think this text ASEAN and professor aired was that he was so bold as to even posit the idea that it may have been an accident.

And the like, I would say, both an appropriate term year, like they turned out this good on accident. He did know this varnish was gonna, do that or the wood may have been even pre treated with these chemicals heap. He any kind of look into what it ended up being here and now that he wasn't talented but like that's why they are what they are, and people like, whoo hoo, hoo blasphemy out, heretic sandwiches. A lot. The end, I thought I mean the numbers- are all over the place like one thing will say that the record was three point: five, for four million dollars a year and then later on. The record was broken with three point: six million dollars with the Molotov Stradivarius OWN, famously by Milwaukee, brewer Pall mall through an out and out its name. Agree and then this, as in June, two thousand fourteen the creature had a priest

Men have seven and a half million to ten million right, but it failed to reach the reserve price right, but then later on, another one soul in two thousand and eleven for sixteen million so apparent nobody's really keeping tabs. Here I looked on the internet. I couldn't find anything approaching a comprehensive list of yeah how much these things are gone for, but the fact is millions of dollars to tens of millions in some cases. From what I understand from end, there are collectors. Very, very well electors who are driving the prices, Stradivarius violence and other thing is just through the roof yeah where If you are smart enough to buy one for a few hundred thousand dollars, twenty three ago, it's worth easily ten twenty times that now and it's kind of a shame that these are in the hands of the great players in the world. You know well they're in the hands of the great players in the world who come from very wealthy families yeah or who, like he said, but one twenty or thirty years ago right and it's there- there go to the aid system, it's just another fat,

the thing to buy an own and possess here the one I have is the most expensive white right. Fortunately, the one that's so so valuable that is frequently cited is priceless, is the Messiah in that is owned by the Ashmolean Oxford University. They ones not up for grabs, which is cool because all the I wonder just operating under that level. Yet the lady in the BBC, documentaries violinist, since you get hold the Messiah with gloves, and it's called that because there's tivoli scene and laid on the back. I believe, oh Adam things, the back. I think it's in the little tail be ok, but it dissing is gorgeous and she was led to hold it with gloves is like Whitecotton gloves and the whole time, even that wouldn't happen. I was like don't drop in other slipping, loves her in dismay me nervous watching it did.

We see the video of things that were very expensive things that were accidently broken that I mean years back I remember that, just like it's tough, too tough to make, I bet have to watch to hear, over the years have been many many many many fakes as soon as he died. They started pumping out forgeries and not even forgeries this mass produce violins that they were right row a label on there at the time. In the nineteenth century, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the people buying the violins knew that they were like knock off manufactured fakes, yet largely in Germany right right, but they weren't, like gum. Yeah, they weren't they were being duped. It was like this is. This is in the style of Stradivarius, River, yellow in Germany in Czechoslovakia, and the thing is, though, is over time, these Water now pretty

violins khazar, again made in the nineteenth centuries they had labels on em there. Say like Stradivarius, Cremona, nieces, Fathi bought Arnaud and then say like sixteen seventy nine or anything like that right. So, if you fine one of these violins in your attic yeah and it looks pretty old. Yet it literally says, an Italian, this vile those made by Stradivarius and sixteen seventy nine there. You could be forgiven to think that you have just found a strange, various violin and all of your money. Problems are over, you can go, buy more methanol, ever be able during your entire life. It might say made in Germany too, though, that's a big give away. It is apparently a fear and appraiser of this kind of thing, you're, so sick of peace calling you they can't even hide it. When you're interviewed in an

recall here the one guy even said that on these people get angry. When you tell them it's not, he said because they think they got a lottery ticket and you have to break it to me. He said they get mad on these phone call. A mayor like will give twenty bucks for method everybody else yeah if you find a violin and you look at over and it says Stradivarius in you looking further. It doesn't say Maiden Germany fake, if it doesn't say that I know, but it's so probably think. Well, you can This is Miss only in article about it that has basically step by step what you can do and who you can submit photos to to get it basically pre a prey will not have praised, but just look that and they can usually tell from the photos,

it's a fake except one, leave it out in the sign and let it let it get reigned on a couple of times if answer attracted to it not destroy exactly yet, but one of the appraisers makes the point like they're about six hundred and fifty in the world and they're all basically accounting, right. We know where their yeah and even when we don't know where they are. We know we would the ones that we don't know where they are when they surface delegated or stolen one year. There is one that was famously stone thirty, something years ago from a cancer violinist and illustrated yes, and it was in the attic of em, a walkie thieves house. I guess he died in his girlfriend, took it to an appraisal whose, like this is stolen, I know who's. This is crazy, says a very small. Unity, so the idea that somebody just gonna walk up with like a real Stradivarius right that had previously

an unknown is its most likely not can happen. Yeah yeah, one of the other appraiser said it's like finding a new Rembrandt. He said we know what he painted right. We know where they are now they have computers. Painting Rembrandt's, I am I think, a guy left is stressed in the cab. If you knew with Josh a Bell sounds like some: guy reduce wacky can't remember. I believe that now. Remember they get it back. I think so Only a New York crises. Can you imagine her who because again like these are conservationists too. Have almost been entrusted by humanity with these things like here. This is a very expensive violent, yes, but we are giving this to you, because we think you will enrich this and honor if you're playing it, maybe someday it'll, be called your last name Stradivarius play away.

Right, don't even in the back of a cab and then that guy had to get on Craigslist and by a hundred dollar fiddle Europe to play first chair at the thought yeah Chuck. Yes, you anything else. They got nothin off rather good job in this together Thank you. I know more about Stradivarius. You can search the internet for it I'm an article on how this works, so they said internet site for less than their male. Colleagues, from my good Buddy backs Rebecca Bloomfield Caesar. What am I looking pals? Ok from step, you should have seen prison over the years is now she's, not she's a delight, though, and she back me up on my comments about women in science, so I felt good about it so under either. She made me feel better

because I had a great time the UK, by the way, just Mr Show agenda think in London by a couple of days into very bundle, does she live. There was visiting visiting she now if somewhere else, She said I know you did I just listen to the delightful history of steam. Anyway, rang say bloody well done is incorrect. I think like it's like very now. Ok, well done check on your comment on what we could have achieved. Women had been allowed into the stem fields from the start and other sort of comment can be a minefield. But I can assure you you major point really well, I'm normally the first to jump on non feminists comments or man's waning philosophers, so she said, I'm usually the first a jump on the man's waning and now when he said it, I said yes, yes, very loudly in my office, even startled the dogs raising children's rights, Orton, but men can do to all human.

Any gender should have a choice to do what they do with their lives. They should not be predetermined because of their gender, so good on you Jack, makes me happy now that the next generation of women are being raised by men like you and then run backs Bloomfield and she's a graphic designer for little red robot design, Jonah. Just a nice lady thanks a lot back. Can I collar that research is cholera, Becker you're in the club? Ok! Well, thanks a lot backs for that. You now and shouting. We appreciate that kind of thing. Certainly, if you want again touches us, you can t to us it s. Why escape pod, castor, Josh Underscore Underscore Clark. You can hang out with us at a child of your Chuck Brian this book or Super Josh clerk on Facebook or Facebook that complex that we should now. You can also send us an email to stuff Pakistan House, the ports. That camp is always rules that are home on the web stuff. You should know doc,

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