and welcome back to Prime News. We got five big stories for you today. Nintendo had their financial briefing last night and while we actually have all the information about that financial briefing in a prior video that you could check out up here, we also have some additional details from the Q&A session we wanna dive into, especially given a new rumor video that we dropped today. In fact, heck, you can go up there and check out this rumor video we talked about earlier today as well. But before we do anything else, I gotta remind you, we are giving away two copies of Mario Strikers Battle League. That's right, we're giving away two copies right now. You can head down to the link down in the description or the pinned comment to enter. We will be announcing the winner on day one of Prime Gaming Fest at 9 a.m. Central. This is taking place on June 9th, Prime Gaming Fest. We're gonna have thousands of dollars of giveaways going on. This is just one of many giveaways happening during that event, but you can actually enter this one right now, sort of a pre-kickoff giveaway. I'm really excited about that. And by the way, if this is the first time you've ever checked out Nintendo Prime, I would appreciate if you would go ahead and hit that subscribe button. If you, especially if you like, you know, gaming news, discussion, debate, entertainment, everything. All right, now let's get into our first story and our first story deals with the fact that, hey, remember yesterday on Prime News when we talked about how Emily Rogers sort of hinted that there would be an indie world happening and happening soon, likely this week? Well, guess what? Today, Nintendo of America and the rest of Nintendo, I suppose, is announced a new indie world. It's gonna be 20 minutes long happening tomorrow at 9 a.m. central time. Yeah, and that's basically all the information they gave us. They didn't tell us any games or whatever to look forward to. Obviously, this has caused, like, Hollow Knight silk, so I'm gonna go trending on Twitter and stuff like that because everyone wants news on that game. So we have no idea what's gonna be in this indie world direct. I'm going to obviously be live stream reacting to it. But after I start editing this video, I'm actually gonna get that stream set up for you guys. So yeah, it's gonna be a lot of fun. I can't wait. In indie worlds, typically also a precursor to like Nintendo directs the following month. We have June coming up. Nintendo usually does something in June every single month or every single year outside of 2020. So, I don't know, June 14th? Maybe that's like a day to look forward. I'm just saying, I'm just speculating, okay? Not a rumor or anything, but yeah, we have an indie world tomorrow and that's pretty awesome. Now this next story is kind of neat and also a little bit frustrating on a personal level, but still cool. Monster Hunter Sunbreak. So Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak is big DLC dropping this summer for Monster Hunter Rise, coming to PC and obviously Nintendo Switch. This is really cool and to commemorate this, they're actually releasing a custom Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. This obviously also goes along with the fact that there's been custom Monster Hunter Switches in the past, at least in Japan. It's always frustrating to me because for some reason, this franchise, Monster Hunter, gets the customized Nintendo treatment better than Nintendo's own IP. Like, we had Mario Joy-Con. They were just Mario Red Joy-Con, nothing special about them. We don't have any customized Pro Controllers about it. We don't have any customized Nintendo Switches for it. We did get a customized one for Smash Bros, I suppose. Animal Crossing just got colored Joy-Con. Technically a little bit more, but look, it's a little frustrating, like Zelda. Breath of the Wild's almost at 30 million and we don't have a custom Zelda system. I don't know, it is what it is. This is still really, really neat and for Monster Hunter fans out there trying to collect everything and we're needing a new Pro Controller. Maybe this is something to look into. If there's some pre-order links for it, I'll try to find them. They might only be available in some territory such as Europe, so you just gotta kind of dig around to find it. A lot of times these custom controllers don't release worldwide, so we'll just have to dig around and do our best to find some pre-order links for you guys. Our next story actually comes from Electronic Hearts that's right. We're talking about EA. It's been a little bit sweet talking about EA unless it was just something negative EA was doing. Well, they had their financial briefing today and during this briefing, they teased four titles coming in 2023, which has the internet all speculating away. So we have a major IP, a partner title, a remake and a sports title. That doesn't tell you much. Now why would they tease a sports title? I'm guessing they must be launching a new sports franchise next year because they don't really tease.  It's now like Football FC or whatever. But yeah, oh my gosh, we're gonna have new games and are already ongoing games. Usually not what they do. So a major new IP or a major IP coming, don't know what that's gonna be. I keep hoping for like Dragon Age. Come on, Dragon Age, let's go. We haven't heard news on you in a long time. A major remake that obviously is people are really excited about a partner title. The partner title is said to be some of the better titles that come out of them. It takes two as an example was a partner title from Joseph Farah and his development studio. So yeah, I don't know. It's just kind of cool to know that EA's got more new stuff coming and maybe some of this new stuff is actually gonna be exciting and good. I guess we won't find out until 2023.  Again, click up here if you want all of the exact details from that investors meeting. But there's some additional stuff I wanna bring up that matters. First off, it has turned out that in the last fiscal year, which was 2021 ending fiscal year of March of 2022, Nintendo sold more software on their platform than in the entire history of Nintendo in any given year. 235 million pieces of total software sold, which again, that tops the Wii years, that tops the DS years. They've never had a year where they've sold more software than the last fiscal year for an individual platform. That is very, very exciting and very good news for Nintendo. Now, another thing that happened is they had their investors Q&A and no, unfortunately, we do not have all the Q&A questions to dig through right now. Sometimes there's some juicy stuff in there, sometimes there's just not a lot, but one tidbit matters and matters greatly because Nintendo has some weird things going on in their projected financials for the next year where they're projecting significant hardware and software drops, yet their profit margin drops are not nearly as much as they would be to compensate, which suggests Nintendo's planning to make money in some other way, maybe an increased price in their hardware or an increased price in Nintendo Switch Online or something, right? They got to be making up this revenue somewhere and it doesn't really say where that revenue makeup's coming from. Well, Shintura Furukawa was asked, pretty much like he is every single investor's meeting, directly, hey, are you planning to release new Switch hardware during the current fiscal year ending March, 2023? Shintura Furukawa responded by saying, I don't wanna comment on it at this time. Now, you might go, of course that's what he said, except that's not what Shintura Furukawa has said for years. He's gone from outright denying there was gonna be new hardware to stating, oh, we're always working on some new hardware all the time, you know, Switch is in the middle of its life cycle and has many, many years ahead of it. Like those are typically the statements he gives when these questions come up. This time around, he's just like, yeah, we're just not gonna talk about that, okay, thank you. Yeah, forgive me for maybe reading a bit too much into this, but that is an extremely different response from the president of Nintendo and really doesn't do anything to quell people's expectations of new Switch hardware at some point in the next fiscal year. So if you were looking for a shred of hope from Nintendo themselves on new Switch hardware, you could argue that Shintura Furukawa just left that door wide open because he doesn't even really wanna talk about it right now. He doesn't wanna reiterate that the Switch is gonna be, is still in the middle of its life cycle. He doesn't wanna reiterate they have nothing coming. He doesn't wanna say, oh, we're always working on new hardware. It's just, I don't really wanna talk about this right now. Fair enough, Shintura Furukawa, you can talk about whatever the heck you feel like, but this just doesn't really sound like a denial. In fact, it's outright not a denial. He's not saying there won't be Switch hardware this year. He's just saying he doesn't wanna talk about it. All right, man, I tip my cap to you on that one. The questions are not going anywhere. I think this almost gets me expecting some sort of Switch hardware revision or new hardware or something to announce into the fiscal year, but there still is chip shortages and all that, although Nintendo is still making 20 plus million Switches a year. Doesn't really feel like the shortages are affecting them as much as maybe we think they are, but hey, I think it's pretty easy to have a Switch right now. I can go on Amazon right now and buy any Switch I want. So, at MSRP, so I don't know. Anyways, I'm Nathaniel Robert Jesford and I'm gonna tell you what you thought about all of this news down in the comments below and I'll catch you guys in the next video.


A frigate of the Russian Black Sea Fleet launched an attack with four cruise missiles on Ukraine's military infrastructure, Russia's Defense Ministry said early on November 29. The crew of a frigate of the Black Sea Fleet received a task of launching a strike with caliber cruise missiles in the shortest possible time against enemy military infrastructure. The ministry said on its Telegram messaging app the ministry said that the designated targets were hit. Reuters could not independently verify the claim. There was no immediate comment early on Wednesday from Ukraine about infrastructure being hit overnight Reuters could not immediately establish when the attack took place. A video of the reported attack published by the ministry on the Telegram showed a ship launching missiles during what it seemed like sunrise were dawn hours, but there was also a footage of daylight.


Jochim, this is an existential life-and-death-question conversation going on here. This is not something small. Yesterday, also like last week in Tiruvannamalai, I fall in meditation sitting here, so it's very strong. This meditation is given by you, or it's just happening through me? I only give what I'm sitting here and doing, which is answering questions. I see. Yes. Basically, I want to speak about my accident, which I had many years ago. It's not a nice story. It's okay. You can speak. I've heard very horrible stories. I'm sure yours is not as horrible as what I've already heard here. It's like a question of life and death. Take your time. I just have the confidence to ask you because you spoke in Tiruvannamalai with Shiva. I wasn't aware that you know so much about women, because I have that kind of story. Many years ago, I met one Tantric woman the last evening of my relationship with her. Many years back, she became angry, then she went to the balcony and were meditating. I fall asleep very deeply. After that, when I woke up 20 minutes later, I lost all my energy. Also, I was totally disconnected to my soul and also my heart closed totally, as if she sealed myself. Since then, I'm not myself anymore. Even today, even if I have very deep meditations, they don't have any meaning to me. Even the beauty, whatever experience has no meaning for me. I don't know how to solve this problem. Last year, I approached a healing woman, this Russian woman. She said to me, if I cannot solve that problem sooner or later, I will die. What I also feel, because my life has no sense anymore. How long ago was this actually? Like 10 years ago. It happened also here in Rishikesh also.  Totally. It became soulless, soulless actually. No, you didn't become soulless. The ego assumes that the soul is not there. You know what I'm saying? Before that event, it was just like one hour, I mean, I became lifeless. I never had this kind of feeling of disconnecting to life. When I say the ego assumes that, it means that something has been done to ensure that the ego takes over and obscures the whole presence that that living presence is. Firstly, it is important for you to just tell yourself that the soul is there. You just don't feel it, but it doesn't mean it's not there. You know what I mean? When I talk about the antaratman, I talk about a material presence, not a concept in your head of the cosmic presence with which you identify, but a real, simple, very material presence. And it is there because it's there with everyone. So if we can establish, if you can establish in your thinking that the soul is there, I'm just not in touch with it, but it's there.  I can try. Because then you would stop holding on to the idea that there is no soul, that you don't have that, because that's what you feel now. You feel that it's not there, right? Yeah, but also I feel I feel totally betrayed by life or by my soul. The soul is not your life. The soul is an observer. It is the guru, the antar guru. If you go to it, if you bend down to it, it supports the actions into joy. In your case, you were in a... You manoeuvred yourself, the ego manoeuvred you into a situation where you were cut off from the connection with the soul. Because the very fact that you were with such a woman is an action of ego. It propelled you in the direction of someone that brings you suffering. I agree. And all. Thank you very much. But now the question is, how can I get rid of that accident? I'll tell you, first I have to energetically make you feel this presence also. You know what I mean? Because you're conceptually absorbing what I'm saying, but you're not actually absorbing it. First, we have time, we have two and a half hours, so we will get there. So that ego manoeuvred you into a situation and it took away the connection. It grew so big that you don't feel it anymore. So now there's a very simple thing. It's not a complex thing. If you want to make it complex, then yes. But we can also make it simple. And the simple thing is that you're him, you have to bend. It's about surrender now. It's about surrender, bend, bend. If you hold on to this idea which the ego is beautifully delivering to you every moment that there's no need to live, I have no reason to live, this soul is not there, I've lost my meaning of existence, etc, etc, etc. You'll continue to feed the ego and its machinations. But if you make the decision, I'm going to bend. Even if I don't feel the soul, I'm going to bend down, bend, bend, surrender, surrender. It's the master, it is there for me, I'll bend, I'll bend. As long as you are ready to bend down, you'll meet it very soon. Since that incident has happened in your life, you have not been guided into surrender of any kind. You're holding on to the ego, you're holding on to the idea that you've lost it. You've lost that. You were told that death will happen if this doesn't happen and that doesn't happen. So now that's what you're attached to.  Can you let go? Or would you like to hold on to it? I don't know. Well, then you have to decide.   But if you decide, no, this life is quite something to embrace. Let me bend down now, let me feel the soul, the master. Not to identify and say, I am the cosmic soul and all that is happening is an illusion. And I'm not this and I'm not that. And those are conceptual journeys which can take you into something but not really actually give you that experience of surrender. Are you ready to bend down? It's only about surrender, physically bending down, emotionally bending down, conceptually bending down, not bending to the ego and its ideas that it's filling your head with, that you don't have a soul, you can't connect with it, you're going to die. Why? Why? What is the need for this thing to die unless the time is there? And why? Why? Why can't you bend down? Isn't it beautiful to just bend down? Isn't it something powerful to do? You know what I mean? By teaching I understand, like also from Rishikesh, from Tiruvannamalai, that I have to surrender to myself. Yes, to what else then? I can surrender to you, for example. That whole idea of surrendering to the other, to the Guru and so on is too difficult for most Westerners. Yeah, but I did, that was my practice all my life. Yes, and the final destination is anywhere there.  So why not take the short route? If you have anyway done it all this time. Jochim, this is an existential life and death question conversation going on here. This is not something small. And you have to make that decision now. This is the last two weeks I'm going to be available in public for a long time to come. Make the decision. Yeah, I made, since Tiruvannamalai, the decision to go to Vipassana to surrender totally to myself. Then why do you have to go to Vipassana for that? I feel the world is too much distraction. So that's what I feel. It's all a lot of conceptual gymnastics and pirouettes and it's simplification now. I understand, so then also I can take any room, I lock myself in my room and then I surrender to myself. But why do you have to lock yourself in a room to surrender to yourself?  Why can't you surrender to yourself then? Surrendering to yourself means what? It means discerning between the action of the ego, between this loud shouting, clamouring, demanding ego and the quiet impulse, the subtle impulse of the source. That's what surrendering to self is. It's not locking yourself. Why is this locking up and forcing and pushing? It's a light sweetness. Surrendering is a light sweetness to this master, which is in action always.  That's when you surrender to soul. You stand there and you say, soul, soul, should I take an apple? You get a, no, it's a binary impulse that comes from the soul. You don't have to go into conceptual self-enquiry. It's not enquiry, it's asking a question. It doesn't sound very exotic, but it actually is a very sweet, very quiet, very tough sadhana and you're a tough guy. If you're tough enough to do vipassana, you might attempt this. It's much tougher than vipassana, but it's worth it because you'll start to connect with your soul rather than sit there and meditate for hours and hours and thoughts and this and that. You've done all of that stuff. You're not 25 years old, starting out on a spiritual journey. Stand there at the fruit seller and ask, soul, am I to buy this apple?  That is this sadhana, this practice. And then you ask, is it the right thing for me to take a walk on the Ganga? Yes. Then walk. No, then stand there. That's the sadhana. And if you focus on your soul, why would you be thinking of dying and that woman and she did this to me and that to me and you can cut her action in one second by starting to discern. Nobody can hide the soul from you if you decide to feel it. It's not a conceptual thing about, I'm not this, I'm not that. I am the soul. All this is an illusion. Neti, neti, neti. All of those things arise along the journey. They are not things to start out with. But then I understand. Start your sentences with and, not but. Because when you say but, then it's already, you've already negated what happened before. Just say and, so it's included. But I feel still the out, this was the outward. End, I feel. End, I feel. Yes, tell me what you feel. If I connect more deeply to myself, then why I should go shopping or whatever. Oh, you think that the soul is going to feed you or what?  That also the soul has to do now. Even that you don't want to take responsibility for. What? The soul is your guide. It's the impulsing force of your existence. You don't have to identify with it. You simply have to be its servant. Flow with it, moment to moment. That is the purpose of your life. You said you have no purpose. The purpose is to be a servant of the soul. Just an instrument. To perfect yourself as an instrument in each moment in surrender, in surrender, in surrender, in surrender. Even if you don't feel anything, you still can ask the question, it's not going to hurt. Because you are not alone. You want to be alone, but you are not. If the soul is with you, you can't get rid of it. You're not alone.  I mean, if you want to die, please. But you don't seem to be someone who wants to die.  This is the ego in action. It's pushing, pushing its way through. Have you gone and bent? Do one thing, I have a great idea. Today is Shivaratri. Go to some Shiva temples and do a Sastanga Namaskar.   Choose three people here and say, excuse me, can I please do a Namaskar in front of you? Start bending to the soul in the other. Bend physically. Bend down your hem. It's sweet surrender. It's a beautiful state. But I don't get it. Again, maybe it's a habit. May I introduce you? We have another butt over here. Say. Basically, I have to surrender to myself, but not to the outside. You can surrender to everything, but surrender. Bend down your hem. When did you last do a Sastanga Namaskar? Actually, a flat out like that. When did you last do that? Yesterday. Oh, good. Where? Here. Oh, were you here yesterday? Ah, you came to the front. Oh, after I left. See, after I left. But at least it's a start, it's a start. I'm saying that that bending down is not about to the guru, to the temple, to the deity. If you're 25 years old, it's a different story. Now it's bending to everything and everyone, to her and her and her and her and her and him and him and her and him. It's that. It's sweet surrender. Bend down. Bend down to your master. Bend. Bend. Bend your hem. Bend. Bending outwards is surrendering to myself. Bending inward, outward, backward, leftward, rightward. It's all surrender, but it's bending. It's sweet surrender. See, see, see how, see what? It's this, it's this, it's this, it's this. It's just bending to your soul. The soul is your, it's the final destination. I still cling to the idea to make vipassana retreat because I was also quite successful. In the morning, I listened to the Shiva-Pavati story. It was mentioned how much Sadhana-Pavati made to gain Shiva. Then I was thinking, I have to make a severe... But your Sadhana may not be the same as hers. Maybe your Sadhana is a different one, you know? You also don't look like her.   I'm trying to tell you something and you want to do things. I want to do vipassana, I want to do this. I'm saying the only thing to do is surrender, just bend down. I was also confused in the morning because Pavati was surrendering to something outside of her. But later she became one, so then for me also... Hmm, now I wonder what that meant. Could it be the same thing I'm saying? Could it? That if you surrender, you become one with it all. The process is simple. It is that if you take on your identity, you are your him. Your mother's son, born in whatever place you were born in, you take on that slim little identity, not more than that, just that. And this your him is in every moment trying to... His meditation is to disown... Is this action coming from the truth or is it coming from the ego? That's all. And when it's coming from the truth to go with it and to try as much as possible not to act from the ego, that is the sadhana. That's all there is to it, that's the sadhana. So then what happens is at one point you start to go more and more and more with the truth, more and more. The system becomes an instrument perfecting itself more and more and more as an instrument of the truth, your him. And then at one point your him disappears. Everything disappears, it's just this instrument aware that it is acting from the impulse of the soul, aware and acting, aware, doing in awareness that it is an instrument. This, this, this. That's what the meditation is and the sadhana is and the self-realization process is and the deepening of self-realization is. If you take up a meditation that deepens that process of self-realization, wonderful, a meditation that brings you to this present moment to discern between the action of the ego and the impulse of the truth. If that's your meditation then you're getting more and more in touch with the soul. If any kind of meditation is going to take you into an active doing awareness and connect with the soul then that is what is going to bring you here and now to this. And you'll feel your soul. Anything that takes you into a spaced-outness, moon experience, Mars experience, sun experience, cosmic experience will take you away. It will not bring you to this, it will take you away. But this I don't understand, like yesterday here I fall just in that meditation with you and it's mind-blowing but in a normal life I'm not interested. So I am interested only in that higher consciousness? No, you're just interested in escaping the pain. You're not interested in higher consciousness.  You're not interested in all that, you're interested in that. That is true. That's why you want to die. Yes. I'm saying if you don't want to die then this is the ishman. If you don't want to die then this is the way. If you want to die then that's the way. Obviously your meditations away from life have taken you into a need to leave the body. So if you don't want to leave the body, if you're not supposed to leave the body then you have to come back to this and deal with this because you haven't dealt with it. Face this one, face that one, ishman vavah.  Be here and now and transform the pain by acting from the truth. Not by detaching, ishman vavah. Not by detaching. I cannot find any joy in dealing with people, society, circumstances. So then what I do? Because for this life I don't need any feeling now hard and also no soul. You don't find the joy because you're not acting from the truth. You're going into everything from an ego state. The moment you start to feel your own soul you'll start to love. You're not able to love the other because you don't feel your own soul. You don't experience love within. It is not possible to just stand there and say, oh, I love you. If you don't even connect with your soul, how? If you take off into meditations that take you away into cosmic states of experience into samadhi states, they are not corporeal states. They are not material states. They are not terrestrial states. So obviously you won't want to deal with what's going on here. It was not my wish to go so far, but sorry, when I connected to my heart and I meet people, immediately they are asking my question. So there's no sharing whatsoever with my feelings. Obviously because you're not terrestrial. That's what I'm trying to say, screaming from all the rooftops for the last 20 years. Whenever you take up practices that take you away from here, from now and from this, at one point you can't deal with this anymore.  People can't relate to someone who's not terrestrial and corporeal and present, who's a space cadet who's in a space suit out in the cosmos, in a space suit of meditation, of actual dissolution of identity. There's no you. So the reintegration into your system means you have to start to bend down to the soul.  Now you're just seeing people asking me mind questions. I'm spaced, I mean I'm in a cosmic experience. I'm in an experience of oneness with presence and neti neti and all of this is not me. I'm not the doer. The doer is this, but I'm not that.  You have to come back to reality. That's why you're talking about wanting to die and saying this woman did that and someone else did that. No, you are allowing this to happen. It cannot absolve responsibility. But for me, life is totally painful.  Tell me one thing. If you are in an enlightened state, so-called enlightened, you're in a cosmic state, you don't really feel the contours of your body so much, you're just in deep meditations. And you're more and more feeling like that. How are you going to deal with this? You'll have to come back at one point to deal with this. Ramana Maharshi had to do it. Sri Aurobindo had to do it. Anandamayima had to do it. Ramakrishna Parmasa had to do it. X, Y and Z had to do it because enlightenment is not the actual engaging with the materiality of your being. You have to engage with this. And this means, yes, it's painful, but it's painful because I've been away for 10 years. Now I'm coming back. I have to clean up the house. There are cobwebs everywhere. Everything is filthy. I have to take off my spacesuit. I don't know what to do with it because it's a big mess and I can't wash it because the washing machine is too small. Then put it aside. Then I have to clean all the cobwebs, take out everything. I have to repair all the furniture because it's broken down. I don't have a bank account anymore. I don't have a girlfriend anymore. Of course it's painful if you've been spacing out for so long, which is why I say any practice that's taking you there, I am that and this and that and that and that, is finally going to force you to become an I am this story, which is when the pain starts. Those things have to be cleaned up. You have to buy a vacuum cleaner to do it. And a broom and a bucket. You're him. This is the bell ringing. It's a love bell. Start to surrender to love. Not surrender to that. Not assume I am that, but surrender to love. Now you can sit down. There are many hands up. So I have to wait for the next immersive. You should have come to the immersive. Go further into that. So I wait for you. Thank you very much. You can donate all your money so that we can write our things faster. That might be an expression of surrender.  Money on the table. You're him money on the table.


Hello, and welcome back to the manager risk across the extended attack surface with Armist. I'm John Furrier, host of theCUBE. Got the demo God here, Brian Inman, sales engineer at Armist. Brian, thanks for coming on. We're looking forward to the demo. How are you doing? I'm doing well, John, thanks for having me. You know, we heard from Nadir, you know, describing Armist's platform, a lot of intelligence. It's like a search engine meets data at scale, intelligent platform around laying out the asset map, if you will, the new vulnerability module, among other things that really solves CISO's problems. A lot of great customer testimonials.  What's the demo about? What are we going to see? Well, John, thanks, great question. And truthfully, I think as Nadir has pointed out, what Armist as a baseline has given you is great visibility into every asset that's communicating within your environment. And from there, what we've done is we've layered on known vulnerabilities associated with not just the device, but also what else is on the device? What's, is there certain applications running on that device, the versions of those applications, and what are the vulnerabilities known with that? So that's really gives you great visibility in terms of the devices that folks aren't necessarily have visibility into now. Unmanaged devices, IOT devices, OT and critical infrastructure, medical devices, things that you're not necessarily able to actively stand or put an agent on. So not only is Armist telling you about these devices, but we're also layering on those vulnerabilities all passively and in real time. A lot of great feedback we've heard.  The agent list is a huge deal. The discovery's at awesome. You can see everything and just getting real time information. It's really, really cool. So I'm looking forward to the demo for our guests. Take us on that tour. Let's go with the demo for the guests today. All right, sounds good. So what we're looking at here within the Armist console is just a clean representation of the passive reporting of what Armist has discovered. So we see a lot of different types of devices from your virtual machines and personal computers, things that are relatively easy to manage, but working our way down, you're able to see a lot of different types of devices that are not necessarily easy to get visibility into. Things like your up systems, IP cameras, dash cams, et cetera, lighting systems. And today's day and age where everything is moving to that smart feature, it's great to have that visibility into what's communicating on my network and being able to layer on the risk factors associated with it as well as the vulnerabilities. So let's pivot over to our vulnerabilities tab and talk about the AVM portion, the asset vulnerability management. So what we're looking at is the dashboard where we're reporting another clean representation with customizable dashlets. They gives you visuals and reporting and things like new vulnerabilities as they come in. One of the most critical vulnerabilities that are the newest as they roll in, the vulnerabilities by type. We have hardware, we have application, we have operating systems. As we scroll down, we can see things to break it down by vulnerabilities by the operating system, Windows, Linux, et cetera. We can take, create dashlets that show you views of the number of devices that are impacted by these CDEs. And scrolling down, we can see, you know, how long have these vulnerabilities been sitting within my environment? So how, what are the oldest vulnerabilities we have here? And then also of course, vulnerabilities by applications. So things like Google Chrome, Microsoft Office. So we're able to give a good representation of the amount of vulnerabilities as they're associated to the hardware and applications as well. So we're going to dig in and take a deeper look at one of these vulnerabilities here. So I'm excited to talk today about where ARMS AVM is, but also where it's going as well. So we're not just reporting on things like the CVSS score from NIST NVD. We're also able to report on things like the exploitability of that, right? How, how actively is this, this CVE being exploited in the wild, right? We're reporting EPSS scores, for example, we're able to take open source information as well as a lot of our partnerships that we have with other vendors that are giving us a lot of great value of known vulnerabilities associated with the applications and with hardware, et cetera. But where we're going with this is we're in very near future releases. We're going to be able to take sort of an algorithm approach of what are the most critical CVSSs that we see? How exploitable are those? What are common threat actors doing with these, these CVEs? Have they weaponized these CVEs? Are they actively using those weaponized tools to exploit these within other folks' environments and who's reporting on these? So we're going to take all of these and then really add that armist flavor of we already know what that device is and we can explain and so can the users of it the business criticality of that device, right? So we're able to pivot over to the matches as we see the CVEs, we're able to very cleanly view what exactly are the devices that the CVE resides on, right? And as you can see, we're giving you more than just an IP address or more, you know, a lot more context and we're able to click in and dive into what exactly are these devices? And more importantly, how critical are these devices to my environment? If one of these devices were to go down, if it were to be a server, you know, whatever it may be, I would want to focus on those particular devices and ensuring that that CVE, especially if it's an exploitable CVE, were to be addressed earlier than say the others and really be able to manage and prioritize these. Another great feature about it is, you know, for example, we're looking at a particular CVE in terms of it's patch and build number from Windows 10. So the auto result feature that we have, for example, we've passively detected what this particular personal computer is running Windows 10 and the build and revision numbers on it. And then once Armist passively discovers an update to that firmware and patch level, we can automatically resolve that, giving you confidence that that has been addressed from that particular device. We're also able to customize and look through and potentially select a few of these, say, you know, these particular devices reside on your guest network or an employee Wi-Fi network where we don't necessarily, I don't want to say care, but we don't necessarily value that as much as something, you know, internally that holds significantly more business criticality. So we can select some of these and potentially ignore or resolve for determining reasons, as you see here. I'd be able to really, truly manage and prioritize these CVEs. As I scroll up, I can pivot over to the remediation tab and open up each one of these. So what this is doing is essentially, Armist says, you know, through our knowledge base, been able to work with the vendors and pull down the patches associated with these. And within the remediation portion, we're able to view, for example, if we were to pull down the patch from this particular vendor and apply it to these 60 devices that you see here, right? Now we're able to view, you know, which patches are going to give me the most impact as I prioritize these and take care of these affected devices. And lastly, as I pivot back over, again, where we're at now is we're able to allow the users to customize the organizational priority of this particular CVE to where in terms of, you know, Armist has given us a high CVSS score, but maybe for whatever reasons it may be, maybe the CVE in terms of this particular logical segment of my network, I'm going to give it a low priority for whatever the use case may be. We have compensating controls set in place that render this CVE not impactful to this particular segment of my environment. So we're able to add that organizational priority to that CVE and where we're going, as you can see that popped up here, but where we're going is we're going to start to be able to apply the organizational priority in terms of the actual device level, right? So what we'll see is we'll see a column added to here to where we'll see the business impact of that device based on the importance of that particular segment of your environment or the device type, be it, you know, critical networking device or maybe a critical infrastructure device, PLCs, controllers, et cetera, but really giving you that passive reporting on the CVEs in terms of what the device is within your network. And then finally, we do integrate with your vulnerability management and scanners as well. So if you have a scanner actively scanning these, but potentially they're missing segments of your network or they're not able to actively scan certain devices on your network, that's the power of ARMS being able to come back in and give you that visibility of not only what those devices are for visibility into them, but also what vulnerabilities are associated with those passive devices that aren't being scanned by your network today. So with that, that concludes my demo. So I'll kick it back over to you, John. Awesome, great walk through there. Take me through what you think the most important part of that is the discovery piece is at the interaction. What's your favorite? Honestly, I think my favorite part about that is, you know, in terms of being able to have the visibility into the devices that a lot of folks don't see currently. So those IoT devices, those OT devices, things that you're not able to run a scan on or put an agent on, ARMS is not only giving you visibility into them, but also layering in, as I said before, those vulnerabilities on top of that. That's just visibility that a lot of folks today don't have. So ARMS does a great job of giving you visibility and vulnerabilities and risks associated with those devices. So I have to ask you, when you give this demo to customers and prospects, what's the reaction? Falling out of their chair moment, are they more skeptical? It's almost too good to be true. And to end vulnerability management is a tough nut to crack in terms of solution.  And we know that there's vulnerabilities associated with those devices. So they just seem to be blown away by the fact that we can show them so much about those devices from behind one single console. You know, it reminds me of the old days, I'm going to date myself here. Remember the old Google Maps mashup days? This is, customers talk about this as the Google Maps for their assets. And when you have the Google Maps, and you have the Ubers out there, you can look at the trails, you can look at what's happening inside the enterprise. So there's got to be a lot of interest in once you get the assets, what's going on on those networks, or those roads, if you will, because you got in packet movement, you got things happening, you got upgrades, you got changing devices. It's always on kind of living thing. Absolutely. Yeah, it's what's on my network, and more importantly at times, what's on those devices, right? What are the risks associated with the applications running on those? How are those devices communicating? And then as we've seen here, what are the vulnerabilities associated with those and how can I take action with them? All right, real quick, put a plug in for where I can find the demos that online is on YouTube, on the website. Where does someone see this demo? Yeah, the Armist website has a lot of demo content loaded. Get you in touch with folks like, engineers like myself to provide demos whenever needed. All right, Brian, thanks for coming on the show. Appreciate sales engineer Armist, Brian Inman, given the Demo God Award out to him. Good job. Thanks for the demo. Thanks, thanks for having me. Okay, you know, in a moment, we're going to have my closing thoughts on this event and really the impact to business operation side. In a moment, I'm John Furrier of theCUBE. Thanks for watching.


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Pake može se da se je uvijednog akvifera Vakpakmešti Hansi, koji je svoj što se kako je na mojjto, i je to svak fanom mojta. Završi to David Pakman i jeljši Howard Stern. Pogodno. Ovo ilo musk je otvrsto u tega. Uvijek. To je što je bavit. Pogodno ti je.. Isak je ti neko? Ovo je li je li je lebron? Snih imam ti kao u dupnih celebrityjama, li Kajko, je ještje, ještje, ještje, kajko, ještje, kajko, ještje, kajko, ještje. Kako je? Ko možete niješta na Kandaki Dvijedna Divizija. Qo je? Kandaki Divizija. Znaš da se želiš, da imam kandaki dvijednji. Završam se da se pravite. Ja, imam hodnju. Pons Gambit 999. Čekaj, svoje. Žeš, da je operator da je dobro svoj dobro lindelski cohost, cohost son ovoj 13-njeroj svoj svoj dobro. Znači, da. Znači, da. Znači, da je hodnju. Znači, da je hodnju. Znači, da je hodnju. Znači, da je hodnju. To je tako našto sližba da je John učinila u ovom životu i našto je sve učinila Ovo je gdje mi je vrlo Učinila mi je gdje mi je vrlo To je za mnog Za tijek Učinila mi je vrlo Znači na Youtube, da je učinila O, o, o Pinker Bell, učinila mi je vrlo Užite se kajmi ljudi stavili Indie wrestling vrhu na tiju tamko. Nandam smo nekučnji koju svoj je trebio zašljela na morda. Svamo otvorili dobro tim. Indie wrestling se...  If je godotalna, sve svak, kako sam bila do Alert Promotica u potcedenju, nije hoditi s dobro ljudi. On si kako su kren beef, znašte, da je mačno. Svešto svak. Uvijekгаo, da je n aginga rešleecku. Saje cijelim u ributu riešelju. Sva želimo, da je več mnga preformacija svaka kuvacije, drugu hrajno-flusiću, drugu acrobaču. I pa smo našli omjodili nijakas. Ovo je to povedal. Pajde možete seSE. Ja, to je moja. I ovdje je nekako. U Forda 8484, $10 superchat. Otvarno meseć o Kyle i Pac-Manu, znači da se koji je Kyle o Pac-Manu na svijedna. I ovdje je to. Forda 448484, $5. 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Uvijek je uvijek na internetu, možete ještje uvijek na razljavljeni, ok, to je uvijek na milijanj razljavljeni. Uvijek na videu. To ne možete. To je... Uvijek na alijenske ještje uvijek na univiru, ovdje. Uvijek da je. Kada se, kada se je tečnogu, da je uvijek na alijenske, Nisam kako je je ovaj tijek? Kako nije se značili na radnih radačne? Sve neko se svih kratiče obličili? Kako se neko se svih kratiče je neko mora. Hvala, a neko se neki kreatur nekako je nekiom. To je to človek. I neko se jeliske se lemi. Aliens završi? Ne. Kada je to?člečne? Aliens izgleda? Ne, ne. Ne, ne. Da. Mi se ne znam. Mi se ne znam da je alijena čestnog tata. To je nekošta, kako se nekošta da se mora videu, kako se nekošta... To znam da ti se malo znači. To je kako se da dobro ga da se, da li smo nekošta? I nema se nečo. Spravili mi alijena ovo začinajte. To je da ga imam. I nema ima ništa rači, možno nega. Došli ti 720p ovo ovo. Tako vrlo način!  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Ja sam učinati, da se učinati, da se učinati. Zavisi tamo tad nije pijenila a svak je neko nje koji nje lijste. M 所以 skupal mi s bokom o populari, ali su začjel ec sam znači da li sam sreći na to je. Zdaj da mu jam... Da li načinite da moje mu izdanje korišne? Čekaj da da sam se sreći... Pa poklješ da samo u rada vide· moja vidja življenja u sp rootsi! Jože, krize! In je ovavlja mi za to... Pulius, $5. Kešću ti sreći... Zato vidiš da sam sreći po najdej, Zeldu tattoo ideja... Na treda triforstku, Sve je začinu kao Kyle, Pacman, TYT, etc. Sve je od Buffalo Man. Sve je začinu kao svakom. Dajte. To je ljude. D. Higert! U 5 dolarom superchatom mi, ali je znači 500 dolarom u svakom tekstbaku. Znači da je mi je 500 dolar. Znači. Uzvukajte je, Matt Binder. Znači se da je u svakom plezu, ljude. I ne, svaj dobro. To je ljub. Da, ljub ga. I da, David, što smo sve u 3h morače. Ne, ne, ne. Ljub ga. Creći me. Ljub. 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OK, so ja… David početka se nema, David početka se nema, početka se nema, nisam bohu. Kako smo? To je zvišta na… No, ne, ne zvišta na Twitter. OK, taj je taj. OK, zbog taj, Sdane. Sdane se ono. Sdane se ono. Zajšta na to. Twykel resubd for one month, been subbed for seven months, so really appreciate that. EcoMila has been subbed for three months, cut throughout 1789, gave out a community sub. Thank you so much, appreciate that. And I think I'm caught up on Twitch. I do like the idea, going back to this. I'm just dropping the stream yard link. And just doing one by one calls. Maybe at the end of the night one day we'll try it. Hold on, I got another super chat. Here we go. The Mick with a $5 super chat for more. Sorry, team, Tim Poole was right. I paid for the Chinese space laser to spell out, will you marry me, but the operator was drunk. That's probably a much more likely scenario, honestly. To be quite frank. All right, folks. Oh, and someone became a patron right now for me, specifically because of the stream it looked like. One second, let me just... Robin Barclay, became a patron at Patreon.com slash Matt Bender. Thank you so much, Robin, really appreciate it. And with that, with that, I think... Pretty clean show. Wow, just over the three hour mark. To mi, that's not... Three hours is about the average length of a stream I do. So... Not bad. That's it. We're just getting more efficient, I think. Who should we raid? Also, I think we got less super chats. True. Who should we raid? Let's raid. So this is a small streamer called Moist Critical. He only has the 9.7k. We should raid him. Oh, oh my god. I just... Right now, I see... Is Riverboat Jack on for you? Because I think we were supposed to raid them last time, but they weren't showing up for stream. Oh, yeah. I see Riverboat Jack, yeah. Hold on, let me pull up their thing here to see what they're talking about. So we can queue everybody up. Oh, I don't know what they're talking about, because they don't have it in their headline. Let's just raid them. Let's raid Riverboat Jack. Are you ready? I just hit the initiate, it's doing the countdown. Hold on, I'm doing the same right now, too. Wait a second for me. All right, folks. As always, an absolute pleasure. We will see you all next... Don't end the stream yet, though. Mike, I know you did this prematurely. You prematurely... ...rejected from the stream last week. Last week? Oh, I did a little bit, didn't I? Yeah. A little premature. A little... We're not gonna go there, all right. Let's just raid Riverboat Jack. All right, we're gonna press it in three, two, one. All right, everyone, see you next week. And on our own streams, too.


Hey there friends. Thanks for checking in at the range now today. We're looking at the Ruger Wrangler single action cowboy style 22 long rifle Revolver that is a great training tool for new shooters. Let's take a few shots. It does hold six rounds in the cylinder That's smooth And that's it the Ruger Wrangler with all the new shooters we have entering the gun world right now This would be a great choice to teach somebody how to shoot properly now if we look at this It does have a silver Saracote finish and aluminum frame the cylinder is black Saracote and polymer grips 4.62 inch barrel Tunneled rear sight bladed front sight Single action only which is another benefit for new shooters You know they they grab the gun the first thing they do is put their finger on the trigger like they used to when they played As kids with their cap guns or the squirt guns or whatever and so It doesn't matter how many times you tell them instantly they do this. It'll be a safe way to go Everything is loaded and unloaded through the loading gate. Okay. You've got your Ejecting rod right there to get rid of the cases, but what is also cool with this I'll go ahead and get rid of those What is also cool with this is that the cylinder comes out quite easily it has a button right there Just pull this rod out And how comes the cylinder just like that and you can see all the internals How how well machined it is actually and how every part of it has been Saracoted so we've got the aluminum frame all throughout of course a steel barrel and Then to reassemble You just put it back in let me see if I have that yep Have that the right way Put it in put this rod right through that hole and Then hit that button Just like that shut the loading gate and you're good to go, but the Ruger Wrangler You know a single action the trigger pound is right around Trigger weight is right around five and a half pounds Which is also nice because you have to put a little bit of pressure on that but that single action is Pretty sharp. Let's go ahead and load it up and we'll fire the Wrangler some more The MSRP on the Ruger Wrangler is $249 this what's selling for right around? $200 now it also comes with a all black Saracote finish and also a bronze. I went with the silver because I like to weigh those black accents Look with that silver Saracote, let's see how well I do One-handed we'll start with the rabbit no argument there It's loaded weight is 30 ounces almost Exact 30 ounces and the fact that it shoots 22 long rifle makes it nice especially You know if you have 22 and you don't want to pay the heavy prices that are required these days with the Larger calibers, you know, not only is it a good training tool But it's less expensive to shoot obviously and it's smooth, you know no recoil So when you get that new shooter you ever notice they they go like this And you know you're like settle down relax Well something like this will help them do that because after the first shot They'll say that wasn't so bad They get in the hang of it and it becomes more natural and easy for them to shoot plus it's six rounds in a single action only There's a shot of the loading gate. Of course the cylinder will spin one shot. It'll lock that in place about 15 yards back I Expect to do just as well, but we will see and I missed That rabbit. All right back at 15 yards. I've got the Ruger Wrangler. Let's try one-handed At that seven inch circle to the left. Let's see how this goes Little low. I felt that Think that's it. It does have a transfer bar safety on there big old heavy hammer The polymer grips are are checkered be nice to get something a little more Rubber we're like a rubber feel to it a little more grip although, you know, it is a 22, but it does have that 4.62 Inch barrel that makes it accurate. So not only is it low recoil and it's inexpensive Holds six rounds single action only 22 long rifle a Great training tool, but also a lot of fun at the range easy to disassemble and quite honestly It's a good-looking Revolver if you like videos like this, please subscribe and share. I always appreciate thumbs up button Thanks for watching and you guys be safe


Hi everyone Joe for jazby's case breaks comm with another two box break picker team two of 2022 Deuces are wild bowman draft baseball first edition and you got to have at least two Teams if you want to be part of the promo where you can win a box of this bowman draft first edition We'll send that to you sealed whoever the winner is all card ship big. Thanks to This group right here for making it happen. Appreciate it If you have a little rooftop next to your name, thanks for helping us fill up that team random there appreciate that Brian Hines double-ass pop mojo pirates and mariners And good luck everybody Appreciate everybody getting in you know Chad. I was telling the gang earlier. I was like The Raiders have lost so many games in embarrassing fashion this year. It was Finally nice to be on the other side of that also we are We're pretty much booked for the night with another one of these breaks and then another filler and then et cetera et cetera, but Teddy jazby is live on Instagram. He's about to check out. So if you want to do a last-minute Personal box for them be sure to be sure to hang out with him Check in with him hang out maybe buy a box or two Gilo, you don't think Bill Bell checks out harsh Yeah Maybe with a skill position player. I feel like I've seen him I've seen like maybe like you know a Second-string linebacker who'll make like a mistake and that guy's gone the next day Although I think it depends on the circumstances If Bell check was specifically like hey You're going down knees on the ground as soon as you You know blah blah blah. We're taking this to overtime. I don't know what were his instructions Has there been like a reaction video that's come out from like Is there a bell attack reaction video? Have we seen that yet? Although someone was saying earlier that they're like well, I don't think the Patriots have enough wide receiver depth to do that Jonathan Mahia To 150 and that will be for the Cardinals that's going to go to Mark and we've got a Judd Fabian One out of 75 for the Orioles that's for Chris Butler Yeah, look for one. I want to see like a shot of him just scowling You know as soon as that interception happened or maybe Maybe like throwing a throwing a helmet or a headset down on the ground something like that You should have seen how happy Teddy was when that play happened Chats things I don't think Bill knows what to do right now predict his release He has rookies that need to be seen what they got seasons almost over Unless they think they can win out right There's on hell Martinez 90 out of 150 for the Guardian Simon with Cleveland Tamar Johnson's one of the guys we're looking for as well Pirates that's gonna be for Ryan Hines and On hell Martinez will be for Cleveland. It'll be once again for Simon Jackson holiday parallels. That's one we're looking for For sure. Let's go to Chris Butler and the Orioles Number one first overall first first a lot of firsts here Orioles, that'll be for Chris number all card ship Orioles are kind of Building up that team a little bit They looked pretty competitive last year if not great at some points 139 out of 150 There's a Paciola for the Cubs. That'll be for Travis. I wonder if they some a few more of those young guys click Maybe they throw some free agent money around Definitely need some pitching. There's Jake Bennett to 75, but they've got some pitchers coming up the ranks too We'll see Yeah, thanks Chad. I feel like I feel like the Raiders have had their share of embarrassing losses Why is it greens another one of those guys that we're looking at? It's with the Nationals and that's gonna be for Simon and the Nets found one on twitter typical bill Press Carmen said it was a mistake and just left it at that bill bill bill is that a play that you called? It was just a mistake Did you instruct your players to go down or did you want them to extend the play? Listen guys, it's just a mistake What will any punishments be listen? It's just a mistake guys Just a mistake You don't have to top on any mac jones going forward Numbered autos Was there discussions about extending the play? It's just a mistake Just a mistake It's just a mistake What's their next game we're on Cincinnati We're on Cincinnati second box pick your team two And then we'll run that randomizer to see who wins that box. It's just a mistake Just a mistake This guy's just a mistake. I definitely want to see there. It's it's gonna come out at some point it's gonna see See a If he had a reaction, but like his his on-field reaction as that play was unfolding Just a bella check cam Want that bella check cam there? I did not know that Apparently cody bellinger's one-year deal with the uh cubs also includes a comeback player of the year bonus of a million dollars I'm not sure what the odds are of cody bellinger winning that particular award. I don't think it's very there I don't think the odds are very good though. A lot of those guys We'll get all sorts of incentive laden stuff get it man get x amount of advance You know, you'll get in a you know another five hundred thousand dollars make an all-star team get five hundred thousand dollars There's sedan raffella for boston chris butler We've got a dillon lesko 107 out of 150 blue parallel For the friars that's going to be for ed p And sundiago Johnathan class four out of 75 class a maybe Correct. Gilo. I don't think the I don't think there's that weighted to your division schedule anymore. I'm pretty sure everybody's playing each other at least once, right? I suppose the number of games may vary I don't know if Does it break down evenly? There's chaste delotner 44 out of 50 for cleveland that's going to go to simon But yeah that unbalanced schedule Should be gone starting next year 94 out of 150 ryan ritter for colorado Which now got me thinking can I kind of forgot about that that got me thinking Oh is the schedule already out? It might be chad does seeing mariners padres in july Maybe it's already out But I don't know if it's evened out home in a way, right? If mariners playing the padres Whether it's home or away there's no like corresponding fixture On the other side, right? Maybe it switches off the next year So The interesting thing what will what will that do with uh with standings? You know like there'll be you know, maybe teams who are in bad divisions You know, maybe won't be lucky enough to beat up on a bad team 20 times a year or something like that however much it used to be So I think the idea is to uh to balance things out a little bit All right, there you have it two boxes down. Thanks very much everybody. Let's give away a box You got to buy at least two teams. Let's see who follow the instructions here It's alphabetized by your first name Chris butler won two teams Won three teams in this but for the purpose of the promo two counts. That's still an entry Cc got two. That's an entry Ed got three two count for the promo still an entry Mark bought six. That's three entries Mike p got one. That's an entry Matt only met one one Nicobo one one Ryan Heinz bought two one two two entries Or no another entry right here I want a bunch of teams in this particular one So Ryan actually had six teams. So that's three spots right there And then Simon bought two. That's an entry and Travis bought two. That's an entry I'm gonna let's spot check this a little bit. So we got Travis. We got Simon. We got all of Ryan spots now Not Nick. Yes, Michael not Matt. Yes on mark Ed cc chris All right Good luck. And let's see how this shakes out. Let's use the live dice And it's going to be a four and a four eight the hard way name on top gets the sealed box one two three four five six seven and Eighth and final time goes to Ed. Congrats to you Ed sealed box Going your way. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us And I'll see you next time for the next one


Do they have diarrhea or spit up? It's not fun, but Petty Officer First Class Jennifer Cleve isn't here for that. She's got a more important job. Hello, my name is Jennifer. Do you have some time to talk about the feeding program? The program's a feeding center in the western Afghanistan city of Farah. The center gives much needed help to children at risk for malnutrition. From what I'm seeing, they are seeing some results. Some women and children have been discharged from the program because they are graduated from the program because they have been gaining weight. Although the program is funded by the PRT and some troops volunteer there, the feeding center is run on a daily basis by local staff. Reporting from Farah, Afghanistan, I'm Marine Corporal Ivan Baskin. You're coming here to the health class?


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2022 Tops Chrome Baseball. Jumbo pack number 18. So a few things happening here. First of all, we're giving away seven additional pack spots. Then we're gonna do the break itself. Then we're gonna give away six luminary spot. It's our last filler. So the next video will be this luminary break itself. It's this giant case right here. I need to move over actually. So we'll put this right here. That's the pack we'll be doing. So let's get those dice rolls going. So we only sold 23 spots outright, giving away some spots. Let's do that part first. Let's roll it and randomize it five out of five, 10 times, and 10th and final time. So after 10 times, there's your top seven right here. Shay, Mark, Mark, Steve, Chad, Tucker, Chad Cromwell, and Lonnie. For the rest of you, don't worry. Still part of the break. But for this group here, we'll buy one, get one scenario. That might help you out with a luminary spot later on. So now let's grab everybody's names here and then do the actual break itself. Second dice roll, names and teams. And the third and final dice roll will be for the giveaway part. 11 times, names and teams. One, two, three. 11 times for the teams. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, and 11 times right there, great. No trade windows in these things, as you know by now. Most of you know by now. There's half the list right there. And second half of the list right over here. And let's print, this is a jumbo pack. There's what, five autographs in every jumbo pack. So who knows? Could be autographed possibilities here. Gonna trade Auburn J, Trey Mancini, purple speckle, I thought that next car. Oh, there is an autograph, nice. Who are you? That is rookie Jake McCarthy. And this will be for Mark and the Diamondbacks, 182 out of 250. And the Trey Mancini, 73 out of 299 will go to the Orioles, that'll be for Lonnie. All right, not bad. Finding an autograph inside a filler pack. Now let's flip back over here. Let's gather everybody's names again. Third and final dice roll. This time it'll be the top six getting luminary spots. After seven times, good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh and final time. So it's only the top six. So from seven on down, sorry Chad. It's gonna be sad times between seven through 30. Top six though, after seven, you're in. Chad Tucker, you're in. Mark, you're in. With that extra spot, Steve, you're in. Lonnie's in, Chad Tucker is in, again. And Steve, those extra spots helping out Chad and Mark. Those little buy one, get one scenarios there. Everyone else, thanks for getting in on the action. I appreciate you trying. We'll get them next time, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Bye-bye.


I'm Taylor I'm an extension agent intern this summer here with Cass County and today we're going to be cooking grilled peanut butter and jelly sandwiches mini pizzas and pretzels. First let's start with preheating the oven. On this oven we start by hitting bake using the plus or minus to change the temperature so we're going to go all the way up to 425 degrees and then you just simply hit start. The next step after we've cleaned our hands and cleaned our counter space is to measure the water. Measuring water is really important and to make sure that we get the correct amount once we think we have as much as we need we need to make sure and double check the water at eye level. So once I pour my cup and a half of water into my measuring cup looks about like cup and a half you come down to eye level and check it out. See I'm a little bit short so we're just gonna need a little more and then we put the water in the microwave for about 30 to 45 seconds and then we test it to see if it's hot enough to activate the yeast. If it's too hot the water will kill the yeast and the dough won't rise but if it's not hot enough the yeast won't activate. So it's important a good test to do is to be able to stick your finger just a little bit in the water and if it's warm enough where it feels warm it's good to go but if it's too hot to keep your finger in the water is too hot and it's gonna kill the yeast. Once the water is hot enough you're gonna pour it into your bowl and then you're gonna pour in two packets of yeast. I have two here they're just connected. I'm gonna pour them in the water and then we're gonna stir until all the yeast is dissolved. You'll know that the yeast is activating and your water was at a good temperature if it's really cloudy and the yeast is a little bit foamy on top. The next step is to add your sugar, salt, three cups of flour and then your vegetable oil. You can just take your measuring cup by shaking it gently and then just pour it on in. Do the same thing with the vegetable oil but always pour over the counter instead of over your bowl just in case you spill. Pour this in there too. The flour is a little bit trickier so we're gonna get a nice close-up so that everybody knows how to properly pour flour. To properly measure flour take a spoon and gently spoon the flour into your measuring cup. Make this make sure that you don't get any air bubbles and that you're getting the correct amount of flour. Once it's full you can go ahead just making sure I don't spill too much on my counter and just dump it into your bowl. Now just repeat this two more times. Now comes the fun part we get to use our hands and get a little dirty with your one remaining cup of flour gradually add it while kneading the dough so I'm only gonna add about a third of the cup and then I'm gonna use my hands or my fork if you want to use the fork a little bit more and gradually stir in the rest of this whole cup of flour and this is what kneading looks like with a little bit of a close-up for you. Gently grab the bottom fold it up push down grab the bottom fold it up push down I'm gonna add some more flour and then keep repeating the process making sure all the flour gets worked in. Now that we're just finishing up kneading the dough all the flour the rest of the cup is used up it's almost time to let it sit and rest for 30 minutes. Last step for preparing the dough is to set a towel on top of the bowl and then move the bowl to a warm spot so it continues to rise for 30 minutes. Lightly flour your workspace so that the dough doesn't stick to the counter and then take your dough and place it on the counter dividing it in half though because the other half will be used for our mini pizzas. You can replace the second half in the bowl and save it for later. Then we're going to gently divide this half of the dough into about 12 different pieces. The easiest way to get 12 pieces is to keep on cutting in half. I'll cut this one using a butter knife into two pieces and then each one needs to get cut into six pieces. So I'll cut this into three equal pieces and then I'll just cut it in half and then repeat for the other side. You can set the extra pieces on the side and now we get to roll this one into a long rope which will end up repeating with all the other pieces as well. The easiest way is to take your hands like this and have it just roll right up your fingertips. Once you have the rope about a foot long you're going to take it and then almost making a heart but connecting it all the way to the bottom sides and then pressing it together down at the bottom pinching it together and then on the inside making your very own pretzel. Here's an up-close look at how to roll out the ropes. Pinch them together so that they stick together then pinch again on the other side pinch in the middle so that it sticks together and then you can gently pat to remove excess flour. For the egg white take an egg, crack it and pour it into your egg yolk separator making sure not to get any yolk into the egg white. Gently tap it to get all the egg white out. Now is the time where you get to pair the pan. You can either use non-cook spray, parchment paper, simply wrap the parchment into the size of your pan and gently pull and it should rip right off for you. Sometimes it curls so it might be best to flip it upside down and then fit to the size of your pan. Then you can take each of your pretzels and line them up on the pan of four on a big cooking sheet. Take your egg white and water mixture and then taking a pastry brush dip it in and gently paint over the top of each pretzel. This it'll give the pretzels a nice golden brown color when they're done. Brush, now it's time to put them in the oven. Be careful when opening and closing an oven. Ovens are very hot. Even though the pan isn't hot it might be a good idea to put on oven mitts anyway. Make sure to set a timer for 12 to 15 minutes and then make sure we check on them frequently so they don't get too golden brown. Now that the pretzels are done, carefully use a turner to scrape them off the pan and place them on a plate. Make sure we flour our work surface before handling the dough so it doesn't stick to the counter. Take the other half of the dough and cut it into four pieces. Now we get to roll out our circles for our pizza. If you have a rolling pin like this at home feel free to use that. Otherwise go ahead and just use your hands. Make sure that we press from the inside out instead of the outsides. This will help make an even crust. Just like with the pretzels we're going to use the same size pan and also line this one with parchment paper so that nothing sticks to the pan. Gently place your pizza dough crusts evenly apart on the pan. Now this part might be a little bit tricky. Using a can opener like this otherwise you can use an electric can opener if you have one. Gently place this on top, hooking the rim of the inside of the can. Squeeze together until you hear pop and then simply twist. Once you've hit all the way around simply open it up and gently push on one side to pop the rim open. But be careful this is very sharp. Before we spread on the pizza sauce take a fork and gently poke four to five pokes on top of each pizza dough. This will help the pizza dough from making big large bubbles that ruin the imital or insides of your pizza. The pizza sauce and a spoon and spread one spoonful all around on each pizza. Once all the pizza sauce is spread on there take your mozzarella cheese and gently sprinkle two to four tablespoons of cheese on each pizza. Now the pizzas are ready for the oven but remember be careful if you need to put oven mitts on and always be extra cautious when dealing with a hot oven. Once they're done pull them out of the oven and then you can serve them by using a flipper and putting them onto your plate. Enjoy!