Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's case breaks.com coming at you with a brand new release 2021 Bowman Chrome Baseball HTA choice edition all 12 boxes. This is pick your team number one and obviously it's all autographs So obviously all card ship a very big. Thanks to here's the list hog off the presses everyone right here. Thanks for getting in Now remember the Braves don't have autographs and this is HTA choice is an all autograph break Braves have a bunch of other cards But obviously autograph only break no autos. So Braves Not applicable. I think someone did buy them accidentally Before we realized that we refunded those already So they should be back that money should be back into your account whoever got it and pick your team one Alfred last-bought mojo gnats. Thank you And here we go We've only done what hi Rex. We've only done one and yes the few cubbies out of that first hobby break Paul is a cunha's brother in this release. I don't think so He's a ranger, right? No rangers have David Garcia Oh Salivis Vasabe Anderson Teada shirt and a pasta on Maxima Costa. No, no Luis on health Brian Hayes Austin Martin on the box three autographs per box only autos here pack this here interesting They give a slider boxes In previous years. I want to say I'm a pro J I have masterful control With this knife. I've got the weight the balance the Tang I think maybe they call it All right first out of the gate is Hellchrist olivaris bowman first autograph Rockies that's gonna be for mark in Colorado. I got number 11 Colorado prospect We got Cohen Moreno for the cubbies. That's Chris Katzer with the Cubs number 18 Cubs prospect according to baseball America and Nice green atomic 58 out of 99 Gabriel Maciel twins Capola With Minnesota No need to be concerned J. I'm a professional use that playing card To hide the hits here we got Edouarki Fernandez bowman first for the brew crew that goes to Bill 17 with the brewers number 30 brewers prospect. We got a gold 23 out of 50 Hellchrist olivaris It's another one for mark and the Rockies Give a little color there and there's Armando Cruz 461 out of 499 refractor autograph for Alfred and the Nats last spot mojo strikes again 70% of the time Last ball mojo hits 100% of time rated as the number five international prospect in his class by mlb.com Next box. I kind of like the slider box is better, too But I don't know there has been some like top loader and slider box shortages So maybe they opted to pass on that this year Although the pack is a little bit faster. We got JD or For the Marlins Ryan Croft with the fish Runner up for the 2019 New York Penn League batting title Pretty good. That's for the Marlins. That's for Brian Croft. There's Kale Emshoff Royals auto for Bennett the last one here is Christian Santana 17 out of 299 speckle autograph for the Tigers Nick L They go number six international prospect Yeah, Sean D saying maybe the slider box or just too much packaging for one small for only three cards And maybe it's more efficient this way with just a single pack No slider box. All right, we got Jose Bouto For the Mets Ryan Redman with the Mets one of the last teams picked up Number 12 prospect in the Mets system There's Adam Kerner For the Friars that's gonna be for mark mark the set they go two-time all WCC Selectia University of San Diego that's where That's where Chris Bryant went to college and we got more Kale 198 out of 250 it's Kale. It's good for you Bennett with a little color this time Purple We got Santiago Flores for the Pirates. That's gonna be for Chad Chad to Benny number 25 Pirates prospect Next up we got Alexander Mojica Pirates Chad another pirate number 19 prospect in the pirate system and Nice, we got some gold shimmer 32 out of 50 Sean Roby Eric Leal with the Giants arrivals Okay, you had that you had that Kale Kale joke ready to go to I'm sure he I'm sure that that player gets it all the time There's Jose Baez for Cleveland Matt Arnold Cleveland. This is for you And we've got wow a one-of-one Milcar Perez black mojo Milcar Perez Seattle Mariners Mark Bissette with our first train whistle Your number three 31 Mariners prospect or corner fan graphs set for his debut Maybe this year next year ranked second on the Dominican Summer League team RV and RBI is in 2019 Finish third in hits runs and doubles best infield arm in the Seattle farm system according to baseball America consistent hard contact switch hitter Pretty good shows developing power Not bad. Yeah, that's what he's all about Corner infielder Some people argue that when you're prospecting and stuff like bowman, you know It's the corner infielders that have that have some really nice upside first baseman third baseman Especially they got a little power. It's good for the hobby. So hopefully he makes it and does well mark All aboard the Big Hit Express And back here is Nick Freyso 144 out of 499 for the Blue Jays Blue Jays Losing to the rays raise up 6-0 Nick Freyso is a top 30 Blue Jays prospect. That's for Nick and Toronto All right first half in the books second half And we've got more Bowman in the store. Just dropped today Jaspies case breaks calm check it out We've got Jesus Para for Milwaukee That's for Bill 17 and the brew crew and we've got Tanner Murray for the rays That is going to be for Burke Thomas and Tampa Bay You see Davis product and the speckle auto is Pedro Pineda 299 out of 299 Oakland a is Chris Walker with the a's I think he's so he's one of the Think one of the highlights of for the a's anyway rate as a number 11 international prospect Joe P. What's up? Is that hippering these little four box or three baseball four box? I don't know whatever the description says I don't know off the top of my head. All right. Next up is Ethan hern cubs Chris cat sir. I think cubs have a lot of a Lot of autographs on the checklist here number nine cubs prospect Ezekiel Tovar Rockies think I've heard of this to var kid Colorado mark the set. He's supposed to be a good top 30 prospect here and David Garcia 59 out of 150 blue mojo autograph for the Rangers SKS top 20 Rangers prospect. I'll take a look at it after this joke All right, we got a 40 man futures autograph Yolke Cespidus. It's you ennis is a half brother, I believe 59 out of 99 White Sox mark Mark are With the shy socks the South Siders And the next one Jordan Diaz Oakland a's Chris Walker Your number 19 a's prospect That's for Chris Walker in the a's and we've got milk our Perez again 92 out of 499 Mark Bassett has the Mariners got the the black mojo one-of-one gets the refractor I mean, maybe it's time to start a rainbow Three boxes to go We got Carson Taylor For my Dodgers That's going to go to Mark Bassett mark B and the boys in blue fourth round pick Switching catcher interesting. I have a couple couple good catchers In the in the ranks, but we got a redemption and here's Carlos Coleman a's Purple Chrome 219 out of 250 for Tampa Bay I think that's why they were able to to let go of Diego. Sorry for a keeper Ruiz For Scherzer and trade Turner because they got guys like Diego Cartier in the lineup in the farm system and Carson Taylor Great as number four prospect by the international class Nice one for the race Burke Thomas and your redemption. Yeah, they might will Smith might be around for a while, so Bowman chrome prospect autograph no parallel. It's gonna be S San Diego, St. Louis San Francisco T St. Louis It's Malcolm Nunez For the Redbirds, that's gonna go to all over Soria and the Cardinals All right, two boxes to go six autographs to go. We got Malvin Valdez for Cincinnati We're on to Cincinnati Joe Parisi with that different Joe P Rated number 16 international prospect We got friend yell bias. He's got to work on that auto. He's got to go to Jaspy's autograph camp Matt Arnold with the Diamondbacks But he's a prospect of note by fan graphs and here's friend yell bias again 006 out of 150 Matt Arnold again with the Diamondbacks. All right final three autos. Good luck Good luck everybody More in the store brand new release Jaspy's case rakes calm We got Elijah Dunham Yankees EA with the Bronx bombers gets the Elijah Dunham Barrels up pitches unfettered swing sued for either outfield corner Well, it's top team topped his university team now rich in 2019 We're rooting for him. We're rooting for him Next is Tristan McKenzie nice rookie auto Cleveland, this is for you. He's had a pretty solid season Matt Arnold Month or so ago. I want to say that he took a took a perfect Until like the seventh or eighth inning All right, and the last one here is Louise Miesis 167 out of 499 for the South Siders Mark are with the White Sox There you go, ladies know a nice quick break here number 33 White Sox prospect Nice quick little break brand new release just dropped today There's more in the store Jaspy's case breaks calm check it out. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next moment chrome break. Bye. Bye


Hey Psych2goers, do you feel guilty when you're upset for no reason? Like many others, you may think that you're just being ungrateful, or that it's wrong to feel sad, angry, or anxious when there's no apparent reason for you to feel this way. But what if there's more to it than that? What if you're not actually ungrateful, but you're depressed? How do you tell the difference? Well, people who often mislabel those struggling with depression as emotional attention seekers who are taking everything they have for granted are those who don't understand what it's like to live with a mental illness, especially not depression. So with that said, here are seven signs that you're not actually ungrateful, you're depressed. Number one, you're more self-critical than usual. Are you really hard on yourself? Countless studies have shown that deteriorating self-esteem as well as strong feelings of self-hatred and self-loving are strongly associated with depressive symptoms. This is so much so that the American Psychological Association decided to add excessive feelings of worthlessness as a criterion for diagnosing a major depressive episode. So if you've been feeling a lot more self-critical than usual lately, where you constantly beat yourself up for every little mistake and hyper-fixate on all of your negative qualities and flaws, then this might be the reason why. Number two, you don't look forward to anything anymore. When you're just feeling grouchy and unappreciative about everything, the simple solution would be to focus more on the positive and find something good to look forward to. But when you're already going through the throes of depression, it can feel almost impossible to look forward to anything anymore. All the things you used to love so much, like your interests, passions, and accomplishments, may no longer make you feel anything, let alone anything good. It may be hard to find joy or enjoyment out of anything no matter how hard you try. If you've been feeling this way, then it's unlikely that you're just being ungrateful. But instead, it may be a sign of depression. Do you relate to the two points mentioned so far or know someone who does? Comment below and share your experiences to help encourage others to open up about their experiences. We will highlight the ones that seem to be most impactful in upcoming videos. Number three, your emotions have become unstable and out of control. People who act bratty, spoiled, surly, and petulant the moment they don't get what they want, or when something doesn't go their way, may really just be ungrateful and immature. They might be moody through temper tantrums and maybe even break down or lash out on people for no good reason. But the same goes for those struggling with depression too. So, how can we tell the difference? Well, for the latter, there's usually no trigger for it. They just suddenly feel emotionally unstable when they rarely or never used to before, and it may manifest as either frequent anger and irritability or heightened sensitivity. Number four, you've struggled with feelings of depression for a while now. When we're in a bad mood or feeling down, it's easy to spiral into overly negative thoughts like, this is the worst day ever, or can nothing go right for me today? This can make you seem like you're being ungrateful, but if you've been struggling with these dark thoughts and feelings for a while now, with no end in sight, then there might be more to it than you first thought. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, this persistently depressed mood must last at least two weeks before it can be considered a depressive episode. So think long and hard about when it was you first started to feel this way. Number five, you feel guilty about not having a good reason for feeling down. One of the key differences between sadness and depression is that depression is often unprecedented. That is to say, there isn't always an obvious trigger we can point to and say, ah, so that's why I've been feeling depressed lately. So if you're struggling with depression without even realizing it or don't have much awareness about what it is, you may find yourself feeling terribly guilty as well for seeming ungrateful or being such a downer all the time, or what seems like no good reason. Number six, you're frustrated with yourself and your inability to just get over it. Similar to our last point, if you're suffering from undiagnosed depression, to those who don't understand, it can look a lot like you're just being overly dramatic and ungrateful, taking for granted all the good things you have in your life. And you will often hear from them sanctimonious, unsolicited advice about how happiness is a choice and that you can snap out of your depression if you really tried hard enough. Yeah, no. Depression isn't just something you can cure with some self-help books or a few motivational videos. Mental illness is real and it's just as serious and debilitating as any physical illness. And number seven, you can choose to stop being ungrateful. You can't choose to stop being depressed. Finally, but perhaps most importantly, we need to understand that mental illness isn't a choice. Some people will struggle with mental illness for most of their lives and it won't be because they didn't try hard enough. Depression isn't a specially tricky one since psychologists are still trying to figure out what exactly causes it. But the challenges our brain chemistry or past traumas create for us are never too big for us to overcome, especially when we're not alone. So if you think there's more to your recent feelings of depression than you just being ungrateful, it might be time to talk to a professional about it. Seek help. So did you relate to any of the signs we've mentioned? Don't forget to share a story about your own personal challenges to help inspire a movement towards open dialogues. We will highlight the most impactful ones in a future video.


Hello everybody welcome back to another Adobe Illustrator CC 2021 tutorial. In this one I'm going to show you how to create a circular pattern repeat or a radial pattern repeat. There's some new functionality in Adobe Illustrator that I like to show you and as you can see here this one here on the left it started out as a single sphere, I suppose I guess you'd call that an ellipse, a single ellipse and then I turned it into a pattern that looks like a flower. I've got one here so let's just delete this and I'm going to show you how to do it. The first step here is you want to get for example the ellipse tool. You can use any type of shape but I'm going to use an ellipse because they're nice and simple and I'm going to draw this little little ellipse right there.  Under repeat there's an option there's three options but we're going to look at the radial one in this video and the left click on radial and when I do that presto it created a repeating circular pattern and it's an adjustable one. Let me show you what you can do I'm going to go ahead and click to the selection tool. First thing you can resize it so we'll do that first we'll make it a little bigger. The second thing you'll see here is you can change the number of spheres or I guess you would call these ellipses in the pattern so as I move this to the right you'll see here that I'm taking away pieces or I'm taking away ellipses so I get back to one or I can do them all and you can also do it with this side so if I wanted to chop these ones away you can do it there as well so that is some pretty cool functionality I'm going to go ahead and adjust that. Also you'll see that you can increase the number of instances or the number of shapes in the pattern so if you just want something like this like two eyeballs three four five six seven eight all the way up to however many you'd like also you can increase or decrease the compression I suppose you'd call it or how close they are together so you can go right into like a small shape like this which is like a neutron star shape or you can go all the way out and expand it all the way out there so there are a ton of options here I really like this actually um then maybe I would rotate this sure why not let's rotate it um that is how you do these adjustments inside Adobe Illustrator 2021 creating patterns around a circle repeat patterns around a circle or in a radial that's it guys thanks for watching ton more stuff coming up stay tuned be back soon


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Live from Boston, Massachusetts, it's theCUBE. Covering Red Hat Summit 2019, brought to you by Red Hat. Well good morning and welcome to day three of our coverage here at Red Hat Summit 2019. We're live here on theCUBE, we're in Boston, Massachusetts and with Stu Miniman, I'm John Walls. Glad to have you with us for our last day of coverage. We're now joined by the SVP of Dell Technologies, Pete Manca, Pete, good to see you this morning. Good to see you. And Pete, by the way, is coming with, I'm sure a song in his heart and a smile on his face, two and a half hours to get in today. It was a long drive in, but I'm here now, I'm excited to be here, this is a great show and here with great partners. Yeah, the tough part's over, right? Tough part's over. We're in Boston, not in Vegas, so that you've got to be a little bit fast to get that point out. So there are some consolations. That's a good point. All right, let's just first off, let's paint the umbrella here a little bit about the overall partnership between Dell EMC and Red Hat and how that's evolved and currently where it stands for all the new releases I've heard about this week. Yeah, it's been a great partnership for almost two decades now, right? Dell and Red Hat have been working together on a lot of different products, from ready stack or ready architectures and ready nodes to software sales support, customer engagements, it's been a tremendous partnership for 20 years and I expect to be going for another 20 years. All right, Pete, let's dig in a little bit, walk us through the stacks, if you will, a bit. We understand, you know, Red Hat is an operating system, you know, long history working on all the Dell platforms. You've got the converged environment. Where does Red Hat fit and what pieces of their ever-broadening portfolio fit in? Right, so really on the ready solution side of the world, which is another part of the products that I managed for Dell. So within the ready solutions environment, we work with Red Hat and OpenStack and we deliver hardened, supported OpenStack products to both telco and enterprise markets and then we also deliver OpenShift and the ready node and the ready solution environment so we can deliver that container, managed container environment for those same enterprise and service provider customers. Yeah, so as you know, the cube is at, you know, Dell Technologies World last week and at that show in here, I saw a sizable breakout for telecommunications. You know, we can talk lots about enterprise, but, you know, telco's got some certain special requirements, you need to make sure it's certified for certain things and you know, got to be tested out. Maybe talk a little bit about what those customers are looking for and why that match of Red Hat makes sense. Sure, I mean, telco really wants to have control over their environment and they want to have open source is a great technology for telco, right? And they love taking the technology, customizing it for their own environment, reselling components to their end users and OpenStack from Red Hat is a perfect fit for that market and so, again, we deliver that in a hardened solution on top of Dell Technologies on Dell PowerEdge servers, deliver that to the telco market and provide them the tools and the capabilities they need to deliver the solutions to their customers. Yeah, what is it? Let's dive in just a little bit then about those specific traits or attributes, you think, in terms of the telco market goes. You know, what is it specifically about, you think, their needs that they find so attractive about open source and what makes them stand apart from other industry sectors? Yeah, to me it's control and customization. So rather than taking a packaged app that's shrink wrapped and running it like everybody else, they want to be able to customize and control for their markets. They have certain, as Stu mentioned, they have certain standards and compliancy that they have to deal with. They also want to differentiate within that telco market, so that's hard to do without having control around the underlying stack. I think those are the big attractiveness around it and then, you know, the solution from Red Hat combined with Dell is such a enterprise quality product for the telco market which I think has certain advantages as well. Okay, so Pete, you mentioned, you know, the ready solutions and open stack piece and then on top of that, there can be open shift. So a lot of news, you know, to talk to, you know, many of the customers, the executives team on the team here, open shift four, showing good momentum over a thousand customers. So how does that fit in with the solutions you're offering? Well, so we offer a ready solution for open shift as well, right? And we see that as the container solution for the market that really wants those open source type products and has aligned themselves with Red Hat and Linux. And so it's a perfect solution for that. And, you know, we really see open shift as the ability to create a managed environment for containers. As we saw from Paul's keynote, with open shift four now, it provides a tremendous hybrid cloud experience for customers that want to migrate workloads, both on-premises to cloud and back. And so we think that's tremendous technology that will add value. And with our hardware technology underneath that, we can provide a stack that we think services the market quite well. Yeah, it's funny, Pete. You know, you've got a lot of history and I've worked with you for many years on this. The ultimate, a lot of these technologies, you go back to server virtualization, you look at containerization and Kubernetes, they're like, oh well, we want to abstract up to allow the applications to be able to be modernized and do these wonderful things. And I shouldn't have to think about the infrastructure. But we know at the end of the day, it lives on something and it needs to be good. Talk a little bit about things like Kubernetes and where Dell thinks they fit from an infrastructure standpoint compared to Kubernetes. Yeah, and what we want to do is provide the infrastructure that makes it easy for workloads and applications to preside on, including OpenShift and Kubernetes environments, right? And so really what you want to do, and for years, as you say, we've got a lot of history in this, we've been trying to push that complexity and management up the stack. So the hardware and even the virtualization layer and the container layer become an afterthought, right? And what I saw from OpenShift 4 is that really puts the power back into the application developers and makes it easier to manage and control your underlying hardware environment. So with tight integrations into the OpenShift community, with our Dell technology stack, we can provide that sort of seamless infrastructure layer that allows the application developers to go do what they need to do and not be worried about infrastructure management. Do you have any customer examples that might help highlight the partnership? No, I don't have any. We're not, I didn't, sorry, I didn't come with a customer. Well, let's talk about four a little bit. I mean, you talk about hybrid and what that's going to enable there. Is that the, oh, here we go for you on this in terms of what's new, what's the latest? I mean, what about the capabilities you're going to get now out of for and what's going to be offered and what is it that's kind of jumping off the page to you that says, yeah, this was worth the wait? Well, to me it was all about the management and the automation and the underlying infrastructure. Just again, taking that complexity away from the developers and putting it, allowing the application developers the tools they need to do to very quickly develop applications but also migrate them to the proper landing spot and maybe cloud one day and maybe on-premises the next. One of the beauties of cloud is there are classes of applications that may not necessarily fit on a public cloud.  Yeah, so absolutely what we hear from customers, it's not the future, it's hybrid and multi-cloud, it's today and the future are both hybrid and multi-cloud today. To that point, I wonder if you can help us, it's not Dell specific but VMware made an announcement today that they're supporting OpenShift 4 on top of VMware. Can you maybe explain where that fits into the overall discussion? Yeah, so look, Dell is all about providing choices to customers and we want to be, and we are the essential infrastructure company to the enterprise and commercial environments and so OpenShift on VMware is just another example of choice and customers are going to have different application environments out there. They're going to run some containers, they're going to run some in VMs, they're going to run some native. We want to be the infrastructure provider for that and we want to work with partners like Red Hat to provide choice to our customers. And we've heard a lot this week about flexibility and scale and options and I understand providing choices a great thing to customers but what does that do for you in terms of having to answer to all of that desire, the flexibility? Well, it's opportunity and it's challenge, right? Supporting all these different environments of course is a challenge for our engineering teams but it's also opportunity if we want to be and we are the essential hardware technology player in the industry, we have to support all of these leading platforms and OpenShift is just an example of that. Yeah, the challenge on that side of it, I get opportunity but you have to develop that expertise throughout your force and that probably has its own challenges. It does and we have to have expertise not only in our own technologies like VMware but also OpenShift and other technologies or Red Hat technologies, we have to hire and cultivate open source engineers which is not always easy to find and we have to develop those expertise that know how to integrate those components together, right? It's not just a matter of taking the software and laying on top of an x86 architecture and saying it's done. We want to be able to integrate that so we provide the best experience to the customers so having that capability to understand what's happening at the hardware infrastructure layer but also what's happening at the virtualization and container layer is a critical piece of knowledge that we have to grow and continue to work with. Yeah, but what about, I mean, as far as the competitive nature of the workforce, then I kind of, I'm thinking about it, it's almost like waves. The more people who use it, the tougher it is to get around, right? Because so the more people who are moving toward open source, the more, which is great but it also the more competitive the hiring becomes, the training becomes. It does bring with it, certainly, I wouldn't say barriers by any means, but a different factor. It's a challenge across the entire industry right now, hiring good technical people and it's not just an open source space, it's an all spaces. Open source is a particular challenge because it takes a certain set of skills to work in that environment. Dell has a philosophy where we are continually looking at university hires and growing from within. We try to hire as many new hires, new grads as we can. But the reality is we have to look everywhere in order to try to find those resources. They're very hard to come by and it's very competitive to get these employees or these candidates, once you find them, it's hard to get them in. It's a competitive environment out there. So it's interesting, just step back for a second here. Last week at your show, it was eye opening to see Sacha Nadella up on stage with Pat Gelsinger. While Microsoft environments have lived on VMs for a long time, as far as I know, the first time the two CEOs have been publicly seen together. Fast forward to here and once again, we saw Sacha Nadella up on stage with Red Hat. It's, for years we think about the industry as to the competitive nature and what's going on and who's fighting who. Multi-cloud, it's not like it's everybody's holding hands and singing Kubernetes kumbaya, but it is a slightly different dynamic today than it might have been in the past. It's very different in the past when there are more infrastructure players, more software players. You could pick your swim lanes and you can compete. Now the lines are blurred and cloud definitely has a lot to do with that, right?  And so what it forces vendors to do is get together and participate in a co-opetition, whatever your favorite word is for competitors working together, but that's really what it is, is we've realized, look, hey, Dell Technologies, VMware's part of our family, but we're working with Red Hat. We're working with Microsoft, and Red Hat, as you see, is doing the same thing. It's necessary in today's market, in today's environment, that you just have to do that. Well, Paul, you mentioned swim lanes. I hope the Express lane is open for you on the ride home today. I hope so too. Good luck with that. We had a great time this morning too. Good to see you. It's a home game for you, so it's not all bad. It's not all bad, no, this is a great place to be, and it's a great event, and I'm glad I could be part of it. Very good, thanks for being with us. Thank you. Back with more live coverage here. You're watching theCUBE, our coverage, Red Hat Summit 2019.


The chief whip of the Senate, Senator Oji Uzo-Kalo, is describing other aspirants vying for the 2023 presidential seat as uncerous. The lawmaker representing Abia North's Senatorial District stated these were briefing newsmen shortly before today's plenary about his visit to President Mohammed al-Buhari. Senator Kalo says if the party decides to zone the presidency to the northeast region of the country, he will declare his intention to run. Otherwise, he'd return to the Senate as a federal lawmaker. Party zone the 2023 presidential ticket to the southeast, I told you before, I'm not a liar, is only when the party zones, it's officially to the south.  I don't believe in the President, I believe in Nigerian president of Igbo Structure. It's only APC people, like we're going to have a convention, we decide where the presidential ticket we go to. If they say it, I have everything it takes to make a good president. Very good convention, very good atmosphere, we're going to make Nigerians proud after 26th of February.


Okay. And there are a few other fun things that we can do if we want to further customize our graphics here. In some cases you might want, maybe for the purposes of a report, maybe to separate these different groups out. You want to actually introduce some faceting. You can do that with an additional argument here. I'll actually create a new section called faceting and copy the code block from above. So if you add to the end of this, a new line, we're going to use the facet wrap function here, followed by tilde. This is the key should be right under your escape key on kind of the top left. We want to say we want to facet it at the level of village. What that's going to do is it's going to kind of separate these three villages into their own kind of standalone boxes. You can see this is a bit awkward because it's still saving all the space. It's using the same kind of X axis, right? The same values there. And so the God and Ruaka villages, the villages that are not represented are still present. There are ways to remove that as well. The way to do that in this example would just be to substitute the village variable for respondent wall type and change fill with village. So now what we've done is we've regrouped this. We're using village now as the color coding. The ggplot package also contains a lot of preconfigured themes that others have created. So these are just collections of different aesthetic properties that others have designed and then stored together and then uploaded to the community for others to use. The way that we introduced those is just with, in this case, theme underscore and then the name of that theme. So one common one is BW, which is the black and white theme. And you can watch here in the plots window how the appearance of our graphic changes as we run this. So it's not anything profound. We've already set some of the colors here up here in our ggplot function. So those are going to be preserved. But some of the properties of the background, the vessel that I described earlier, some of those have changed to match the settings of this black and white theme. You can see some other themes that are available. We have classic, dark, you know, a lot of different options here to play with. So feel free to play around with those and find something that you like. You can kind of see how these different things work. Okay, we're going to go ahead and stop here. There is additional material contained in pages 33 on to the end, including some examples about how to facet using additional variables. We're not going to cover that in this workshop because a lot of that material was not covered an introduction to R. However, we do encourage you guys to continue to experiment with it, try it on your own. If you have any questions or run into any kind of snags, please feel free to reach out to any of our librarians. They're on hand happy to help anytime you guys need it. But we want to thank you again for attending these workshop series and for kind of sticking with it. We hope this is enough to get you started. But again, this is just the beginning of the journey. Please do continue to experiment and reach out to us if you need any help. Thank you again for attending. I will see you soon.


What's this mate? Oh, it's Minecraft Dungeons in here. It's Tuesday! But, but, but, but, here's a cup of tea. Whoa! Ha! Ooh, the intro. Adventure you sigh. This looks so pretty. Dude, RTX is on? Always. An illager? Is that like a villager? Oh, is he an illager because his face is long this way instead of long this way? This is like Lord of the Rings, dude. Dude! This is sick! This lore! He's a top for sure! Look at him! I love an underdog. Oh! No! No! You could have, you had so much potential. Spooky. Dude! This is so dark! I would! I would! Or maybe, maybe this one. Maybe. Maybe this one. You. Maybe it's gonna be me. This looks sick. Welcome everybody to Minecraft Dungeons! I didn't know anything about this game.  That's sick. So today we are playing Minecraft Dungeons. I'm super excited for this, especially because I haven't played Minecraft in a really long time. But first, comes first. That's my God character, shall we? I like this one. I like this one. I'm gonna go with that. Grinkumple. That's me. That's me. I'm super pumped for this. This is very different than standard Minecraft. No. No. No. No! That's hot! Yes.  Let's get going. What are the controls? Oh, you click? Interesting. Okay. Killed the zombie. Hey, come here. I'mma getcha. I thought that I would be moving around with WASD, like a normal game. But nay. I come, do I automatically pick up Z-M-O-L-Ds? Attack and attack and attack. And that's how you get it done.  I like this. This seems like a super fun game to play with friends. Maybe I will play it with friends. Oh, nice. But for now, playing it solo. What's this? Shoot the skeleton on guard. I do not have... I do not have a bow. How do I switch to bow? Ooh, shoot the skeleton. Arrows are limited, so spend them wisely. Okay. Get him. Yes! Hell yeah! Give me more arrows. Give me more arrows? Okay, never mind. I guess you want to give me more arrows. Whatever, that's fine. Get him. Yeah. Ooh, I love me a range weapon. So we only have 37 arrows. So we should... We should not be too generous with them. But get them up here.  Get them up there. Ow! Get them up there. There we go. Thank you. Ooh, big boys around here. Okay, okay. A cry for heroes. Defeat the invaders. Where are said invaders? Ah! Those guys are scary because they had real weapons. Ooh, supplies. Ooh, bread. You know you love bread. Okay, let's look at the map really quick. All right, we have much to explore, don't we? Much to explore. There's such a different vibe than Minecraft. Because Minecraft is like all about survival for the most part. And there's combat every now and again. Again, I'm not a huge Minecraft veteran, so I don't know. But this is basically all combat oriented, which I really like. Everything's on fire. Whoa. Whoa. Who are you? That's the Illager. Survive the ambush. Oh, he has magic powers, dude? I thought he just turned evil. And he had like the one ring to roll the ball or whatever. Easy. Easy peasy.  Enchanting, level up. Every level up gives you an enchantment point, which are used to upgrade items. Okay, enchantment gear. Select the gear that you want to enchant. I'll enchant the sword. Smiting, chains, poison cloud. Let's do smiting. Increases damage against the undead. Has 30% chance to chain a cluster of mobs together and keep them bound for a short time. 30% chance to deal some damage for 30 seconds. Let's do this. Let's do the poison cloud. That sounds cool. I like that. Can we do any, ooh. Fuse shot. Every fuse shot, oh, I can't anyway. But every few shots has a time charge that explodes. That's sweet. Hell yeah. Okay, so we've got to get some enchantment points for that for sure, for sure, for sure. Artifact in an inventory. What do we got? What is this? Right click the firework arrows in the artifact category and equip them. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Put that switch, boy. Now that the artifact is equipped, you can use it whenever you want. Sweet. Cool beans. Cool beans. Let down the thing. I shouldn't have used my arrow on them. Can I jump over there? How do I go over there? Can I? I don't think I can. See if I could build like in Minecraft, it's normal Minecraft, it would be no problem. But this isn't normal Minecraft now, is it? All right, I wanna equip the big boy, the big firework man.  That would be fun. That would be fun. Ooh, what is this? Victory. I beat the game, guys, I beat the game. That's gotta be a speed run for sure. Like that was quick. And I won, you know? Oh, you can just hold down click. You don't even have to click to go places. And that nice, you can just hold it down. We did the squid coast. Now let's do the creeper woods. Let's start this mission. Ready? Oh, yeah. Put a cracking noise when I crack my knuckles. My knuckles. Oh, yes. This is what it's all about, folks. Somewhere in these woods a caravan is transporting a village of prisoners to labor in far off lands. All right. Damn, this is a lot darker than, like, they're bringing, they're capturing villagers and bringing them to labor camps. Ew. A lot more dark than Minecraft normally is. Let's get a move on, shall we? Hello, boys. How are you? How are you? How are you? Hi, hi, hi. I love to talk to you about dying. It's a thing we all gotta do eventually. So why not do it now?  Oh, we got a big boy. So I have the TNT on my head. Uh, what does that mean? What do I, what do I do with it? Can I, will I explode? Dude, there's so many more, so many more boys than before. Ooh. Okay, I wanna use, I wanna use this thing. Oh, that's how that works. Damn, baby. Oh, I picked up an axe, man. It's not enchanted though. What is, okay. 14 to 21 melee damage, 10 to 16 melee damage. So this one will do better. Let's, how many of those, I don't have any, but let's, let's use the axe for a bit. See what happens. Oh, that firework. Use that health, please. Use the health, please. Ah, ah, ah, don't die, please.  You cannot die. Not on my much. All right, so I got him. I got arrow sticking out of me. Every which way. How do I get you out? Hey, I've released you. You're welcome. Now here's the thing. Can I bring the people with me to fight? That would be kind of fun, wouldn't it? What's over here? Let's do some, let's do some exploring, because why not, you know? We don't have to go down the beaten path.  What I'm worried about is the inevitable clap bells.  It makes me go ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, no, my butt, you know? There's dudes up in the bush up there. I gotta watch out. I gotta make sure that I don't get caught by them. Ooh, got him. What are you? Oh, give me the emeralds. Thank you, thank you. Uh-oh. Is this bad or is this good? What did I do? All right, cool, I opened a thing. I don't know what that did, but I opened it. All right, let's go back to the main quest here, because was that a big wolf yelling off at the distance? I want a wolf. Well, let's go back to the main road because we've got to find the caravan. What are those noises? What are those noises? What are those little boop, boop, boop? Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. Hello, boys. Don't mind me, just destroying your livelihood. It happens. Ha, ha, ha. I like the little firework thing, it's fun. Very, very fun. I really like this so far. This is really fun. This seems like such a, I think it's out on Switch too, which seems like the perfect Switch game. Like, I cannot wait to play this just like at an airport. When will I be able to go back to an airport?  You know, just going and grinding. I like this kind of stuff. Oh no, the first one, the first creep boy. Did he die? Where'd he go? Well, he didn't explode. All right, where is the caravan? Where is the caravan? Hello, hi, hi, wonderful souls. You sweet, sweet, wonderful boys. Oh, and there's spiders too. What happens if we kill the cow? Oh, he gave me an apple? Are cows made of apples? Dude, I am wrecking shop right now. There's nothing that I can't defeat. It is insane, it is incredible. I think there is a way that you can, that you can, what can you do? Raise the difficulty. I love that you don't have to worry about hunger levels and stuff like that. Cause that's something that I personally in games find really annoying. Having to deal with like a hunger and thirst levels and stuff. Oh, I like that, I like that. Wait, so did I just not go into that other place correctly? I clicked on it. I guess I could have gotten supplies. Whoops. Oh, maybe. No, that was a good use. That was a good use of it. Bye bye. Bye bye. Oh no, I'm stuck. Oh, I'm quick. Look at me go. Look how fast I am. Only for seven more seconds though. But still, that's cool. Die. Bye bye. You're afraid of me, aren't you? Yeah, you're afraid of me. Ooh, what do you have? Rare sword, huh? Let's, oh well, I'm gonna use the rare sword. What is this? I'm shopping consumables, yeah. I'll do it. Is there armor? Whoa. I'm a wolf boy, wolf armor. Hell yeah. I like that. All right, let's go get the camp. Look at all those emerald boys. Oh, I hear villagers. I hear them. We gotta free them. Villiers. Villiers. I don't know what that guy was doing, but he dead now. Open up. You're welcome. Oh, don't worry. The thing that I'm worried about is getting these villagers killed.  That would not be good. Ooh, swiftest potion. I'm so fast. Look how speedy I am now. Oh no, look out. Kill them. Free the last villager and find the exit. Oh, I found it, but hold on, supplies. You're welcome everyone. I know I'm a hero. You don't have to tell me twice, you know? Oh boy. What about this? Oh, baby. Oh, baby.  Don't wanna get caught. Don't wanna get caught up in that. I'm worried about getting stuck by a spider and then exploded by a creeper. Now that would be an unfortunate scenario. You cannot hide from me.  What is this thing? What is that glowy thing? Oh, it's just fire. Nevermind. How many arrows do I have? 458?  I did not realize that I was so stacked on arrows. Damn. You love to see it. I am a fast boy now. All right, we still have to find the escape. Feed the rest of these boys. Can we just get a rare, a rare thing? Kill them before it could explode on me. Love that. Have fun. Get him. Get him, get him. Get him, get him, get him.  Get him, get him, get him. Give me a real challenge, game. Come on, come on. I'm fighting everybody so easily and everything is great and everything is wonderful and I've never felt challenged in my entire life.  Something that really makes me go, oh gee, I wish I could just get past this because this is easy, peasy. Come here. Goodbye. And that's the exit, folks. Look at that. Is there anything else around here that I could get? I don't think so. Go through the doors. Oh, beat the game again. New game plus, easy. I know, I know. Oh, I know. Monster Book of Monsters. What do you got for me? Hagrid's nudes, no way. Blacksmith. Hold on, what is this? Ooh, you found the chest of 50 emeralds. Random gear, get a random piece of gear. Appropriate for your level. Sure, sure. Trick bow, a sleek bow that seems to never miss its target. Don't mind if I do. All right guys, well, I think that I'm gonna end this first episode here. I might come back next time with friends. Let me know if you would like these episodes to be really long, if you'd like them to be short and sweet and a lot of edits and stuff. This feels like the kind of game though that I could make like an hour long episode on and it'd be pretty unedited and just like, just a fun, more chill thing. So let me know what you think. Thank you guys so much for watching. I'll see you later. Bye bye.