Homies mad cuz I'm chillin with you too much Thank you guys so much for clicking on this one if you guys are new to the channel be sure to hit the subscribe button Be sure to hit the notification bell because we upload three bangers every single week And that is a fact and also if you guys have been enjoying the content be sure to hit the like button because we are the latest fishing channel on YouTube and that is a verifiable fact, so what are we doing today? We're gonna be doing some bank fishing, but this isn't your standard bank fishing video guys We're fishing at the PGA tour golf course. So this is like this is literally televised all last week It's all on TV.  I'm not gonna say the name of it's just huge huge huge bass I'm hoping we're gonna catch them today. It is pretty windy. It's been a very windy day I'm that's the only thing that I'm kind of worried about is the audio on the camera I'm not wind is a good thing when we're fishing But when we're filming it's not the best so I Don't know I guess we're gonna see how it goes, but we got about a 15 minute drive till we get there We're gonna be fishing with Robby, which was in he was in one of the latest videos in the past couple of weeks I got Allen Bob behind the camera and Yeah, hopefully we're gonna go catch some toes. Oh, you got him. Is he big? Got you got that camera too. How big is he? Oh, like five six pounds. Oh, you kidding me like five six pounds any Jesus dude, he didn't even move when you hooks at him. Yeah, I broke all like a five two Yeah That was a giant. I was like five six pounds Well guys, we've been here for about literally five minutes and Alan just broke off like a five six pounder literally That is our luck boys.  I was first cast on that chatter bait over there Yeah, you got about a two-pounder right there first fish of the day Beautiful little guy on the chatter bait. I've been casting a jig around for a while around here Probably picked up that chatter bait first cast and you got it. So maybe they want something that's a little bit moving We're working it really slow, but still first fish of the day Alan Bob is gonna slow your demons up Pretty bad. You look big for a minute there Way you hooks out of Alan with this first fish got the monkey off his back after redeeming yourself After losing three giants Well fatty Good job, bro.  You want me to help you? Oh my god Let me help you That's a freaking tank show Ms. Belly They bring that scale Now we just got a gas Guess it's Big fish do right back there man second cast Good job, bro freaking mule over seven pounder We were at the next day of this trip yesterday was tough man We had a really tough day Robby caught a toad, so that was kind of salvage the video up But I was like, I don't want to leave you guys on like five fish. I want to go catch some more So we're out here at the next day. We're at a new place today And we're gonna be trying to catch some big bass I got Alan Bob behind the camera as always man, we're gonna try to catch a big one I did break a rod yesterday, so I got to kind of get that situation. We're gonna do that now We're gonna have a few poles. I'm probably gonna end up trying to chatter bait and then Texas we're gone Another big thing. There was a full moon last night, and I'm sure this is your shopping all night It's gonna be a little tough today. We got bluebirds guys a little bit of wind It's not as bad as yesterday, so it's trying to affect the audio too much But um, yeah, we're gonna get our poles out I got to switch one of my rods over type your baits on then we're gonna go catch some bass So we actually had a little problem yesterday with the hooks that we're using that I don't have too much tackle in my truck a lot of it I left in the boat when we were traveling So when we drove down the floor to like I didn't have a lot of bank fishing stuff It's kind of one of those deals where I was like, you know I could stop at Walmart if I have to to grab some stuff and he ended up like losing like two fives or like a five And a six and I ended up losing Like a solid solid fish. I don't even know how big he was but then I broke off a fish Obviously, that's not the hooks problem, but we just dug up some like Yamagatsu hooks We're gonna be rigging up some Texas rigs. I just switched the rod over to here Let me show you this rod right here, which I got a little origin and then no little fade black obviously Put my chatterbait on there because I broke where's my broken rod dude. I broke this one yesterday I'm sure it was from let's just thrown it in the truck in that whole ordeal Where's the other piece of it?    He's just got like a two and a half pounder First cast hold that fish up. Oh, dude. Oh Man, I was so thinking about that lizard right away. I was like, you know what? You were chucking a child I was like I'm gonna start with off something with something slow and see and like lately first cast Hammered it guys. That's a freaking stubby fish too, man.  Good job Alan. That is awesome beautiful fish to start off with first cast, baby That's sweet. Let's get a release on them, man. Let's get back out there. I get back out there See we can catch a Tony I'm catching those man. That's a quality little guy. Heck. Yeah, dude first cast man I don't know if that's good luck or bad luck, but you know I guess the only way to find out is to cast back in That's crazy Okay, I knew that lizard to get it done dude lizard wizard I want to check this for another couple minutes man. Just see This thing is whipping dude. I can Guess this thing a mile is a long rod, but this wind pushing right up into this grass Like slight wind. It's nothing too crazy. It's perfect, dude. Heck. Yeah, throw back in there Let's see you catch it catch another one man All right, I think I might have to whip out the slow bait slow bait Think that's what it is So boys, this is what we're throwing we got us a little lizard this is a eight inch magnum lizard by zoom and This is just a watermelon seed Texas rigged very basic. It's kind of what we have in the car We're throwing a lizard yesterday and we had some good bites on it So we're like, you know what? Let's let's take it out today and see what we can do with it And there we go. I mean I only got them first cast, but the thing is with the old lizard Catch some good ones now and this bait is probably gonna do the job today just because there's a full moon last night This fish for feeding they're gonna be a little bit more lethargic today. We got a hot day bluebirds guys fish won't be roaming as much and There's probably some there still on some beds right on the edge of this grass right here So that'd be a good way to catch them as with this lizard.  I Mean it was whistling my rod when I hooked out of me didn't move. Yeah, he was just running with it He was going to the left and when I hooked that dude, he just took off on the heck does miss that fish it It was either a really big one or super small We're working that bait really slow that time. That's probably the key today And I believe I lost that fish That bite was so soft. That might have been a good one man It's eight inch lizard now. I Never even felt them hit it. He was just walking with it Holy crap And when see when I hook say didn't move I don't know if it's cuz he was in grass or he's just a big one But I think he was a good one dude. I mean, I that's the small the one that you just caught. It's the smallest fish I've seen out of here Yeah, I'm telling you they're good fishing here, but Castor out here. He bit me somewhere in this This range Get him. Yeah, you got him. Oh, is he big? Huh? Small one.  What the heck? Alan Bob is killing it man Could have been what got me man. I could have been what bit me Alan Bob with a second fish. Good job, bro. Okay. Yeah, it's a smaller guy. There's a small one That might all right, so that might have been what bit me I'm telling you it could have been either a big one or a small one. It's just when I hook say you didn't move That's what What the heck yeah, dude, they like the lizard Heck I one just bit it when I was dead sticking it my poles on the ground I was hoping to pick it up and double up right there But you got another Dude the lizards bigger than him and that is a fact Do the lizard is literally the same size as that bass Alan's got him a freaking donkey, don't you? Alan already has three fish He literally is the same size on anything he makes eight inches just pitiful. Yeah, that's Yeah, I don't even know how he ate that. What was this guy thinking eating an eight inch lizard? To do this I Do need to catch There he is Like he freaks. There he is. So you're walking with it. Oh No, I caught his first one today. No, they do they would you not think you're recording? No, I caught his first one today. All right boys. Well, I got me one It took him like three times Especially small ones are just biting this thing dude.   All right Dude, that's what five four fish for fish. I miss one. He's bleeding. He is bleeding. What the heck? I hooked him outside of the mouth. Let's get him back little guy. Thank you for buying, buddy Finally got me a fish. Oh He comes right here. I can't man. It's good. Let's keep going What? Little baby Well guys, I got me one. Alan's got three. Alan is killing it. I should have two right now I swear that was a good one. I just want to I'm gonna tell myself that that fish was like four inches So I don't hurt my hurt my feelings But because we're wondering what we're doing um, I like to talk about what we're doing and I got one Good dog. Oh He's not big. You're stuck in the grass Kakin, bro. That was my next cast Boys, what is going on? After a full moon, we thought we were gonna get skunked today And we're just killing it. What in the heck is going on? They're not big now, but they're in here The big ones are in here Another little guy beautiful lizard bass. We got like a 12 inch fish or 12-13 inch fish eating an 8 inch lizard right now.  So pretty. I love that. We have a Texas rig 8 inch lizard in watermelon seed right here pretty big profile We're catching smaller bass on it too, which is quite surprising to be honest with you And what we're doing is we're just chucking it out here. We got a grass edge right here There's also some grass out there in the middle. Water clarity is obviously pretty clear. We're here in Florida We are getting the bite so we need I can tell you that we're working this thing really slow though Like I said earlier There was a full moon last night and usually when that happens those bass are feeding all night in the next day Usually isn't the best From my experience usually you have to slow down It's it's usually a mid-afternoon by usually the morning you might get an hour when that when the sun's coming up but for the for the most part it's usually in the afternoon That you're gonna get those bites and all we're doing with this lizard is just chucking it out there and Dragging it right back to this grass and and note that I said dragging we're dragging this lizard not hopping it like a shaky head Or a worm. We're just simply dragging this thing pretty slow. That's how we've got all of our bites I've got like three bites four including when my rod was set down Allen's got three or four bites as well and it's just happening right here pretty quick We have we have a lot more spots of fish, but I Don't know it's going pretty good working this thing really slow and it's just working out. Well boys We had a pretty solid day today yesterday. It was a little bit tough, but Robbie did hook him a solid seven I'm Lily right in your lens Sorry guys Alan Bob's in the lens. We got to take that off. But anyways, uh Whatever Robbie catch seven six or is the seven one seven one seven one so we got one toe that that's a toad guys I don't care if you guys want to call that a baby, but that that's a toad in my opinion is a seven pounder And yeah, we caught it. I mean we got some decent fish along the way, but we could have caught some more But we're ending this short today because I'm filming another video So you guys need to be sure to be subscribed Turn on the post notification bell and stay tuned for the next upload because we're actually about to film that right now We're gonna take those lizards to the test the Magnum lizards and see if we can catch some big fish on these ponds and walk around a Little bit more because all in all we stood towards, you know, just the back corner and that's really all we're fishing I mean we call it five or six, but we have a lot of water that we can cover So you guys want to be sure to stay tuned for the next upload by subscribing and also if you guys have been Enjoying the content where you enjoyed this video be sure to hit the like button I hope you guys got a cool Siding with the PGA tour golf course that was pretty cool up here in Jacksonville or down here in Jacksonville, Florida Pretty neat man because that was all last week and to go out there and fish it wasn't the exact pond that they were Golfing on but is right next to it. It was just pretty neat man. It was a cool experience I wish we would have got to catch more, but you know, like I said, Robbie caught a big one And that's all that matters.


And by the way, gang, if you want to know what this whole Russia thing is about, Putin bad, Russophobia, Trump derangement syndrome, Putin puppet, anyone that says Ukraine war shouldn't have started is a Putin stooge, blah blah blah blah blah blah. Do you know what this is about? This is about Balkanization of Russia. Why the Balkanization of Russia? Because the world runs on energy and resources, hard resources, not fiat financialization of everything. As we've seen now that what really matters is resources, energy, not paper, money, accounting shenanigans, accounting magic, which is what Western economies are really based on, accounting shenanigans. This Russophobia has been about Balkanizing Russia on their way to deal with China, Western world. Because once you're able to divide, you can conquer. It's the number one rule in Waging War, divide and conquer. They've wanted to Balkanize Russia up the yin and yang forever. I wrote an article saying that in mid-2000s, 2008, that regarding what took place in Georgia, and I called it the Russia, what did I call it? And it was the whole concept that Russia woke up as to the reality of what was going on when they tried to get Georgia to join NATO. And I called it, I called it, I called it, what did I call it? Oh my, what did I call it? Let me find this game. It might be on my previous platform. Let me see, let me see, because I should have, I was actually going to highlight this before. Actually I might read you this first little beginning part. Dancing visual, got to go, have fun to show. You as well, dancing visual, you as well. Let me see, let me see, let me see if I can find it.  I'm going on archive page again, because I think it's worthwhile pointing this out. Come on, where is it? Alex, can you answer my hard questions? Alex, I don't know what your hard questions are. I engaged with you a little bit, so I'm not sure what else you want to. Oh yeah, this is what I called it. I mean, I can't just engage with you throughout the whole time, right? And again, some of the things you were saying were silly. This is what I called, this is what I called the article. And I wrote this, I can't remember what I call this. This article is an update of what the future holds. It's much worse than your worst nightmare. I called this, World War III expands into Europe and awakens the Russian bear, the next stage in the resource wars. I'm going to link this up to you guys again. I'm going to link this up, because this was, I'm going to post it on rumble. Boink. There's the article on rumble. Let me post it on censor tube. Boink. Let me post it on censor tube. And let me post it on, where are we at? On Twitch, right? Let me post it on Twitch. I know this is a broad question, shallow heart says on Twitch. What do you think happens if Trump gets elected in short term? In short term, Trump gets elected, Ukraine is over, right? Peace deal will be, will be coming to Ukraine.  The, which group have donated more money to the Clinton Foundation than any other group in the world? It's not the Saudis, it's the Ukrainian oligarchs have donated, donated more money to the Clinton Foundation than anyone else, right? So Trump knows this, and most people should know this, but they don't, right? That Ukrainians, Ukraine was the playground for the Democrats, for the pedophiles, right? People must know this, right? Same level as Epstein Island, right? Same level of Epstein Island, that might have been, I don't know if it would have been worse, but that was caliber, same one, same level, right? Different, maybe this, the, the, the rituals were not as demonic as they were on Epstein Island, but took place in Ukraine as well, right? So Ukraine is done, but unfortunately Trump is designed as puppet as well, so expect this to blow sky high, right? Just, just regarding this article, I'm just going to read the beginning part. What's happening at the press? I'm just going to read the beginning part here. So the title of this article, World War 3 expands into Europe and awakens the Russian bear, the next stage in the resource wars. Remembering history, usually there are, there are disagreements as to the exact dates of beginnings of conflicts, especially when those conflicts are global. Which act lit the spark on, on the tinder box? Which straw was the final one? Like peak oil itself, the beginnings of war are often visit, visible only in retrospect. For example, some would argue that World War 2 began in 1931 with, with the German invasion of Poland. Others were, others would pick the 1931 Japanese invasion of Manchuria, or maybe even 1933 Reich, Reichstag fire. The only consensus regarding World War 2 is that it was devastating. What is happening at the present? True to the old proverb, if we don't learn our history, we're doomed to repeat it as it was with World War 2, so it appears with World War 3. Many, including George Bush, believed that 9-11 was the start of World War 3. The nominees for this title are pit of plentiful, Afghanistan, Iraq-1, Iraq-2, Syria, Jerusalem, etc. The beginning, the beginning of World War 3 could have also been triggered by the establishment of the Shanghai Corporation Organization, or the opening of Iran's oil burs, which is hastening the collapse of the US petrodollar. There is also the belief that World War 3 may be less so an attack on a certain country or people as it is a war between corporate governments and their citizenry. However, if you are still undecided as to the exact start date of World War 3, given the above choices, then how about picking 8 August 2008 when the war between Russia and Georgia began. This date will surely be considered by many historians to be the beginning of World War 3, since it means that the current wars in Africa and Asia have now spilled over into the European continent, into the European continent. That was my take in 2008 when I wrote that article, because you could tell Russian paradigm shifted with Georgia. It shifted. It was an incredibly important moment. Lime, ninja, rumble, salutations, hope you're doing well. It was an incredibly important moment. Incredibly important.


Well, woodworkers, Paul Carlson here, small workshop guide. I'm going to show you today a build that is very easy and super effective for pretty much any workshop. It's a particularly good early build for a beginning woodworker, but it's definitely something that adds to even the more experienced woodworkers workshop. And that is a set of saw stallions. Saw stallions are saw horses that are trestle style. And these particular ones, you can either put in match fit dovetail grooves or not. They work perfectly well without them. You need about nine eight foot two by fours to build these two saw stallions. There's only four components involved. This bottom rail that connects the two legs, the legs, the top and the feet. And each of those is independently very easy to put together. You can also laminate two pieces of half inch Baltic birch plywood together and make that into a top and then either lace that top with dovetail grooves again and dog holes or just leave it plain if you want to use it more as an assembly table. So what I'm going to do now is show you pictures of these being used and a lot of different configurations in the typical workshop. Hopefully you're as excited about these puppies as I am. So again, let me remind you that the plans for these are available over at smallworkshopguide.com. You won't need any support videos. It's not that complicated and it's an easy build for even a very beginner. First let's talk about the feet. The feet are nothing more than a block of wood with a mortise in the middle of them. I'm not going to give any dimensions in this video. The dimensions are all in the sketch up plans that I provide. But anyway, I've just exactly centered that mortise. The tenon, this is going to be a blind mortise because the tenon is going to have cheeks on it. And so this doesn't have to be perfect.  You might even put some dowels through once you've got it all glued up in order to add even more stability. All right, so there's the feet. Now I am going to, for looks purposes, do some shaping of the edges. And I will certainly do that before I do the glue up. I'm going to, in this process, I'm going to get the main body, everything except for the feet glued up together. And then that will allow me to come in and do my dovetail grooves where the pieces are already joined so I can do a dovetail groove running perfectly straight all the way down because I do that when it's all assembled. All right, the second piece is this bottom rail. It's designed so that one end of it, the tenon here, goes through a through mortise and it aligns with the edge of the workpiece. And so one tenon here is shorter. The other tenon on the other side is aligned to go all the way through. And it's longer, twice as long as this tenon. I do some dimensioning on them to get them down to about one and a quarter by three and a quarter. And then I start putting the pieces together, but look at the plans for all of that. So one piece down the middle of a certain length with two rectangular pieces of a different length, simply glued on to the longer piece. The top is almost as simple as there's two rectangular pieces on the outside of a given length, no profile to them, nothing. They're just perfectly rectangular pieces of two by four. To create this mortise on that one board in the middle, I ran that over my table saw, in my case with a dado stack on it, and I just cut this mortise of a certain width and length through the entire center board. So I didn't carve this out. I didn't do it with a router. I just passed that center board over the table saw. And there's two different legs, obviously. I have two pieces of wood that are nothing more than rectangular when they start. And then I use the dado stack on the table saw to just cut a tenon. By running this over the dado stack at a right height, I create the two outside boards. And all they do is they have a little profile here, where there's a cheek here and a cheek here and a cheek here. Then the center board is actually, this is just a rectangular piece of wood here in the middle. I look to the plans to see how long it is. And then here's another separate piece with the profile again cut on it by passing it over the dado stack. Three boards, three and a quarter wide, about one and a quarter thick. Mine is a little bit over that. Bound together with duct tape or with painter's tape.  So you can see one, two, three facing up. We're gonna go 1.75 deep and a height of 0.75. So this is set to 0.75. All right, so here we go. It's a very simple build.  You're gonna build four legs, two tops and two bottom rails. And they're gonna go together as is shown here. Then I'm gonna put dovetail grooves every place and then I'm gonna do some profile just for looks on the feet. And that will become a pair of saw stallions. You can then create your top, which is just gonna be two sheets of half inch plywood of a certain rectangular dimension, just two sheets laminated together in a certain way to make sure it doesn't bow or anything. And then we lace the top of that workbench top with dovetail grooves kind of going across and back both ways. So you can use these as saw stallions, which is the way they're used 99%, 95% of the time. But when you want a full scale workbench out in your carport or your driveway or in an open space of your workshop, then you just throw the top on there, secure it with some match fit dovetail clamps and now you've got a real sturdy pop up workbench. When you don't need them, they just collapse together and store over in the corner of your garage.


What's going on everybody four box personal break? 2016 tops high-tech Star Wars for Curtis. Good luck Yeah, a non-sport power move right there. All right. Good luck See if we can hit something like I said Pretty much only seeing the newer Star Wars, but Tech has to hit there. All right. I got this. I hate this guy Bead and let me know if like, you know the short prints the backgrounds Sorry, Joe AK's mo. Oh This guy's annoying too. We got numbered to 99 Jedi night alia Segura Sakura and the autograph is the bounty hunter aura sing aka macho machan Be she's got a nice autograph. All right. That was box one Bounty hunter it says there you go. Don't have a lot of yet. Nice. I think I see red Possibly in the auto spot. There's a warwick another mo aloha St. The reds are good, right? Green number to ten Dengar another bounty hunter. Is this a short print Mon Mothma sleeve it up anyway, and we got a red clone trooper D Bradley Baker four of five auto D Bradley Baker The red tech auto two more boxes And let me know I could stay for you know another 30 minutes or so if anyone else wanted to do a personal box We're gonna be up for like six hours. Anyway posts and stuff. So Count Dooku Jin Erso The trap number to 50 gold Liam Neeson, that's a nice one Tito to 99 and Another Sakura this one is 63 of 75 any out. Yeah, I'm gonna definitely like the Mandalorian stuff But yeah, if anyone else wants a personal Let me know. All right. We got mace Windu death trooper and Nero we got a wall of in the gun for hire Last couple here orange number 25 of Rob a Handmaiden and this is a cool one. It's a trap 12. Sorry 11 of 75 Admiral Akbar Tim Rose So there you go Curtis. Thanks again Do a little recap here number to 25 orange number to 75 number to 99 number to 50 was in the insert slot Mon Mothma den guard at 10 a Aura sing And there's a Cora the red number to five clone trooper auto And some more there Thanks again, appreciate it had some other stuff too. Thanks Curtis. See y'all next time jazpiece case breaks calm


Thanks. So just to note, I'm going to be, as usual, talking very fast and throw lots of stuff at you, huge numbers of links, this thing, that thing. Just want you to know that everything I link to up this week is at bit.lyvit.ly towards sustain. You're welcome to follow along if you wish. So how did I end up to be talking about sustainability education? I've been working in open education for a long time. I think this is my sixth time at the Open Education Conference, at least my fourth one here in Utah. So I've got this long background in open education, emerging technologies, things like that. But how did I end up with sustainability education on my doggie? So I think it's because, while there was a departmental reorganization, and even though I had absolutely no background in the field whatsoever, I kind of annoyed, I made kind of a pest of myself through other things, through my partner, Kira McPhee, and I used to have this group called the Sustainable Living Arts School. We had this idea of the learning party where a group of people want to learn something, so they identify an expert, they check in $10 or $20 each. The expert comes in, gives a bit of expert guidance, but then we actually go out and do the work. So this is how to do, for example, turn a lawn into a garden bed without digging it up. So it's got a no-till method of that. So yeah, we're kind of nice little model. This is from a learning party on home brewing. And I think once you talk home brewing later, I've gotten quite enthused about that, and we've gotten pretty good at it. I guess I got sucked into it too. I helped to do things like start community gardens in the neighborhood. So this was something that I did in my spare time. I have no formal background in sustainability. I'm not an ecologist. I don't go to those kind of events. But I guess I will say, and this is a bit of a warning for anybody here who hasn't read my blog before, who hasn't know me, you may have heard of badges, the alternative, the crediting system badges. I have actually been certified, you can see on the right hand side of my blog here, as an actual doom monitor. So do keep that in mind as I proceed. I will be monitoring some doom as we proceed, and you'll see why I earned this badge. Now, when I had sustainability education added to my portfolio, I had a question, which is usually the question that everyone who I talked to ends up asking me. So I don't think it's such a bad question to actually pose to this group for just a minute.  And can you maybe come up with an example of a sustainable practice? So I'm just going to give you one minute, which some people hate the audio participation part of the show. There won't be much of that. I promise to talk at you for the rest of the session after this. And I won't even let you ask questions, I promise. But if you would just chat with the person next to you for a minute, see if you can figure out what sustainability is and come up with an example of something. All right, I'll give you about 10 more seconds before I demand your attention again. Did anybody come up with a short description of sustainability that will help me understand what it is? I hope somebody does. Yes? The ability to continue in perpetuity. The ability to continue in perpetuity, thank you. That's not bad. Do you have an example of what you would consider to be a sustainable practice or sustainable project?  And so you have to look at many variables. It could be financial, it could be biological. In many areas, variables that you need to consider will this practice or this situation be able to continue based on the variables that you play. Good. Thank you. Does anyone else want to pipe up? Bye. Just a thought really. It seems to me that it's often we get a negative definition of sustainability, by which I mean it's easier to identify those things which are unsustainable rather than say that is sustainable. Yeah. So in practice it's often the other way around. I should warn you that I got about 20 minutes of complaining about unsustainable practices in store for you. I don't know if you already might do Mungeridge, but I do hope to end with about five minutes of what I would like to positive one small sustainable alternative to those. Are you out more to say? Maybe not. Maybe it's a bit too abstract. Oh, please. What thought about sustainability? Often to have a continued existence, things have to evolve as they continue to exist. I'm just wondering whether you can still say that the same thing has been sustained. It doesn't evolve, right? It's not the same thing. It depends on what it is, but if it does change, is it still the same thing that's being sustained or it just comes on the other side? Is it just evolution? Yeah. So again, let's just think about the label of sustainability. Yeah, I'm just going to sit here and trip out on that for a while. Thank you. Yeah. It's related. I mean time frame. I mean something can be sustainable for an hour, you know, but so what's your time frame? Well, I'm going to learn that this session isn't sustainable for the next 25 minutes. But yeah, that's a good point too. Duration is always an interesting question to add in there. Of course, within the open education world, sustainability has a very specific meaning. It usually means something along the lines and forgive me if I sound crass, but how do we keep getting money to do what we're doing? How do we continue to justify the existence of this project so we can keep doing it? I think I dare say that's an undercurrent of a lot of our things. I went to an event in London about a year and a half ago and there's this very radical dude named Joss Winn. He gave a session on open education and sustainability and I might have to give my doomonger a badge to him because, you know, he just makes the point. The environment is not sustainable, the population is not sustainable, the civilization is not sustainable. Our leaders, our institutions are completely incapable of addressing these challenges.  And he actually gets more provocative from there, so I would encourage you to check that talk out. And he's done other things like that as well. I don't pretend to have a particular definition of sustainability. I do like this one. This is a professor at UBC who's now retired. But I just love this idea of enjoying the good life and working together.  I mean, I like that phrase though. It's essentially the good life. Not in the sense of heat it is unnecessarily, but in the sense that it feels okay. It feels equitable that you're doing good, you're feeling good, you feel good about what you're doing and you're not doing it at somebody else's expanse or the planet's expanse. I don't pretend that that's the best, but it's the one I like the best. So just to lay that out there. Now, sustainability at UBC. Now, I have to acknowledge, as you notice, Jeff Miller's not here. I'm here on my own and he actually wrote up a good chunk of the write-up that may have brought you here today. This is my attempt to address some of those points. Sustainability is kind of a big deal of the University of British Columbia. They actually say they want to be, quote-unquote, the most sustainable university in the world. So there's all sorts of big initiatives there. Huge amounts of money been spent on so-called green buildings, grey water waste, things like that, solar, taking heat from the processing plants where the computer servers are and using it to heat adjacent buildings. The lot's kind of really creative, high-energy stuff. The teaching and money piece, which is where I'm going to end, is considerably more in-co-it. And to be frank with you, when I proposed this session eight months ago, I had hoped I would have more tangible things to show. It's really actually hard work to get people to think about, well, what is this thing, sustainability? How do I incorporate it into my practice? There's a lot of good will, a lot of people who want to do it, but it remains really in-co-it and it's been kind of tricky to be frank. I do have high hopes for something. Of course, I can't show you very much now. I'm going to be showing you some open frameworks and tools later on. We are actually developing an interdisciplinary course called Sustainability 101. This will be an interdisciplinary open course with professors from engineering, forestry, across the university, and I have very high hopes on this and they'll be on a platform I'll be showing you a little later. Probably the most interesting thing, though, about sustainability education is that perhaps it's because incompetent people like myself are working in it. The real leadership has been shown by students here. The most interesting initiatives at UBC are UBC Reads where they get some really top-ranked speakers like Bill McKibbin, Stewart Brand, people like that to come.  And I would like to ask, does anyone else know of a discipline where the students organize the conferences, choose the program, determine the speakers, facilitate the activities, and the audience are professors and staff from universities. So that's a really interesting opportunity. I've kind of come to accept that maybe the leadership should come from the students on this and I do link to some of their work here and would encourage you to take a look at it because it's the students really that are making it happen. So I'm just going to move ahead, though, and pause at a question. When this landed on my docket, I actually thought this job would be easier than it was because I thought, well, this is about public education, changing behavior, making a difference, right? I mean, this isn't ivory tower stuff. This is about changing the world. This is about saving the world. And having had some experience in the open education world, I assumed when I took over this docket that there would be this vast amount of fantastic open resources out there on building capacity and improving sustainability education. And to the point where, even without really doing an assessment of it, I actually initiated a project where I was going to develop a toolkit for sustainability education, capacity building, as my institution, based on OAR. Unfortunately, I really wasn't able to find anything. I mean, I found things on climate change and stuff like that, but the only thing I'm actually working on teaching and learning practices towards sustainability education, the only thing I was able to find was this UNESCO resource, which interestingly enough is fully copyrighted. I'm not sure why that is. And it's okay. Most of this content was written 10 years ago. And frankly, I'm just kind of surprised this is all there is. Now, part of the reason I'm here is not so much to complain or to shame anybody, much including myself. But I just wanted to note, if you've already went on the wiki, if you are aware of anyone out there that is doing work that can improve, that we can reuse and incorporate and build on in our own faculty development and student engagement university, I did develop this very simple just Google doc where if you could just throw a URL in or suggestions of things I should be looking at, I'd be very grateful for it. And in fact, we want to jump in at best point too and raise one. I'd be happy to take some time on that. But my immediate assessment is just really not very much. And again, I just want to underline something here. So I have this reading here. This guy here, if you're ever in a room with a bunch of sustainability educators or sustainability minded people or hippies, if you're just kind of in a room with those kind of people and get on their good side, quote some David Orr at them. David Orr is kind of one of the real leading lights. He's a genuine radical, but he's also had real broad fingers. So this is a piece on what is education for? A very often cited piece in sustainability education. And here he is. He's just saying, dire jeopardy. We don't have a moment to lose here. The human survival is at stake. Not education that will save us, but education of a certain kind. Essentially saying that education has been the problem that has gotten us to this point. And we need to desperately reform it and make some really important changes. And that's kind of like the idea here too. The problems are just getting so complex. And our ability to address them is really not keeping pace with it. That's a Thomas Homer Gibson graph. As far as I know, completely invented data, I don't think you can actually measure ingenuity. But it kind of illustrates a sense, right? Anyway. But, so, you know, David Orr, what a guy, right? Well, I've been at public lectures where sustainability educators cite David Orr. And they'll say things like, you've got to read that article of his called, Architecture's Pedagogy. Well, I would be interested in buying it, but if I don't belong to a university, it's going to cost me 43 bucks to read that three-page article. And these are people in public lectures who are telling people to do this. That's actually an older article, a more recent one, published by Wiley. Not David Wiley. David's a nice guy. But the Wiley online, I actually tried to find out how much optimism and hope in a harder time from 2007 would cost. And I actually went through the process of creating a user account. I could give them all sorts of information. It was like I was getting a mortgage through them. I still couldn't find the actual price. And even at this point, as you can see, prompting me for my credit card information before they even told me how much it's going to cost. Very ethical behavior there. Question. How does design thinking interact with sustainability? How do you see that? Can I get to that? Because I actually do plan to finish with that. Okay, great. Thanks. This is another article. I'm sorry to just, but some of this stuff just freaks me right. This was a piece on the higher education's responsibility to challenge and critique value and knowledge. And to these conflicting norms and interests. We need to contextualize. We need to have an emancipatory view with regard to sustainability. That particular article, which was just published a couple of years ago. You can only $25 to read that article. Why am I hammering away at this? I mean, I guess, to me, this kind of cuts across disciplines. But, you know, ones where you say, we don't have a moment to lose or our survival as a species of the state strikes me as kind of just a little extra kind of something that gets in my car. I don't know if you saw this particular visual. I actually kind of entered this field in 1998. And I remember people talking about the crisis and cereals publishing even then. As you can see, there's been a little bit of concentration of ownership in the field then. Maybe you don't care about that. Maybe the concentrated ownership into a handful of corporations isn't a problem for you. It's worked so well in our financial sector. I can't see why it would be a problem in the academic publishing sector. But it's had an effect on prices. Guess which line the yellow one is? Those are the costs of periodicals. Those other graphs are showing things like cost of living increases. And the prices of books in general, which have more or less stayed at pace with inflation. Not so with cereals publication. And what do you know? Look on the right side there. Elsevier and Springer are among the most profitable of the publicly held companies in the corporate world. Now, I don't think I have to say too much about this. I think people here are broadly aware of what Open Access is all about. But that said, let's just remember, most of these articles are contributed for free by people like us. Most of these articles are peer reviewed for free by people like us. Indirectly subsidized by public funds all along the way. And then we have to buy them back at this exorbitant rate. Now, what is sustainable about that? And why is it that academic publishing is so much more exploitive than the so-called outside world? I mean, aren't we especially concerned about access to knowledge? Aren't we especially concerned? Oh, I took five minutes. Great. So I'm just going to move ahead. I wanted to talk more about Aaron Swartz. We got a guy looking at facing 30 years in prison because he downloaded a bunch of articles, many of which were in the public domain. So is that an open education issue? I just have a question for that. Is that something we should care about here? Are people talking about that? Are there any sessions on the legal situation of people like Aaron Swartz and Bradley Manning? How about issues like digital privacy and the quality of the online environment as a whole? Does that have any impact on our practices here as open educators who want to exploit the web to its fullest potential? So let me just skip a little bit further ahead. Why am I talking about all this stuff in the context of sustainability? Well, I just want to note, and I'm not going to show too much about it, Walmart actually happens to be the number one seller of organic produce and milk in North America right now. But really, is that a sustainable practice? They're still shipping it all over in trucks. They're still paying non-subsistence wages to all people along the supply chain. And it's large-scale, massive, kind of unsustainable practices, but it's organic. Contrast doing that with the way, say, my friend Zach Dowell does work, paying very close attention to how the ecosystem where he farms works, and doing things like not chucking away the green waste at great expense and then having to add fertilizer back to the soil, but actually using the stuff that's being generated in the system. Now, is that a principle we can look at in open education? And here's where I'm going to talk a little bit. I don't know if it's exactly design thinking, but the alternative. I just want to show a little bit of the UBC Wiki. This is an open source Wiki, built on media Wiki. We just kind of thrown it over to the community and seen what they would do with that. So we have things like the main space where people can talk about all sorts of things having to do with campus life. So a list of all the administrative units on campus that happen to have Twitter accounts. Things like this that kind of enhance the basic functioning of the university. There's reviews of bars on campus. There's reviews of which residents on campus have the most parties attitude and which ones you can actually study and things like that. So you have that space. We maintain our documentation as well there. So we actually have generated quite a vast amount of open resource documentation on things like say Wimba classroom and how to use them and free screencast tutorials. So all of our documentation is just de facto produced in the Wiki. We don't have to go through a process to release it to the world. It's there. And then we work very hard to make this content as reusable as possible. I'll show a bit of that in a second, but I just also want to show the courses that we have in this. So here's an example where instructors and we are not telling them to do this. We're not paying them to do this. We're not providing them to do this beyond giving them a very nice space to work in. And we're seeing people coming in and actually creating very detailed online courses in open environments that are immediately shareable. And then you see things like this one here. I don't know who's doing this. Infinite series module work. It's just a massive amount of online content. I don't know. Like whenever I get depressed, I just go look at the recent changes on the Wiki and people I've never met or know anything about are using our system and generating massive amounts of shareable online content. Now, one of the reasons why they're willing to do this is we make this content radically reusable. So for example, the library to do all their documentation as well on our Wiki have this piece on how to find scholarly articles. Now this particular piece of content used to sit on eight different websites and if an update had to happen, they had to go and find where it was in charge of those eight different websites and make those updates. But now the content lives on the Wiki and then it can be dynamically republished in any number of environments because every single Wiki page has this little bit of JavaScript embed code. So you can take this content, copy two lines of code, put it in any HTML environment and that dynamic content will be rendered anywhere that you put it. So just to give an example that works, there's that how to find articles piece. So here is it living in a student information site and you'll notice it actually works with tab browsing and that same content on the library site. And again, it adopts the local look and feel of the library site. Put it in one place and that content is managed out of the one spot, changes made there, updated links, new stuff, whatever goes there. Yes, you can even put it inside a course management system if you wish. So you can have the open content authored in a Wiki and if you want to have a course management space and put your content there, you can do it. I'm being cut off so I'm not going to talk about this stuff here. But I just want to note that the type of environments we have, the type of decisions we make, whether we decide to make openness a practice as opposed to a product, and whether we think about it beyond just the content but our environments and our tools and our ethics will really decide between two very distinct, but I would dare say fairly distinct and I'd say one preferable potential outcome. We talk a lot about how the web is shaped in higher education. I would like to think as higher education knowledge professionals with a mandate to steward and steward our cultural heritage and promote free inquiry. We would take an active role in shaping the kind of web we would like to live. I'm sorry, we're going over time. I'd be happy to talk more with you guys later. Thanks.


Dear learner, today I am going to discuss one most important topic of C programming, that is functions. I will discuss mainly the need of functions, then I will give a brief introduction of functions, after that I will discuss the types of functions and various concepts associated with functions like function declaration, function definition, function call, function parameters and return statement. Now I am going to discuss the need of functions in programming. There are various uses of functions in programming, some of them are to improve the readability of the code. Splitting a large program into separate functions make the program more readable and maintainable. Functions also improves the reusability of the code. If a particular task is required at multiple places in a program, then rather than writing the same code again and again, we create a function and call it whenever necessary. Thus it also reduces the size of the code. It is also easy to debug a small sub-program or functions rather than large programs. Now let me define what is a function. C language enables programmer to break up a program into segments commonly known as functions. A function is a group of statements which is used to perform a specific task. C program generally consists of many small functions and a function has mainly function name, return type, parameter list and function body. Now what is function name? A meaningful function name is referable in programming so that it would be easy to understand the purpose of the function and it would be easy to understand the purpose of the function just seeing its name. So function name is very important. The function name and the parameter list together constitute the function header. Now what is return type? The return type is the data type of the value the function returns. A function may or may not return a value. Return type can be any data type like integer, float, character, etc. When a function returns nothing then the return type will be void. Now I am coming to parameter list. The parameter list refers to the data type, order and number of parameters of a function. Parameters are optional. A function may contain no parameters. Then what is function body? The function body contains a collection of statements that defines what the function does. That means the main working of a function is defined in the function body part. In C programming there are mainly two kinds of functions. One is built-in function and other is user defined function. Built-in function is also known as library functions. Now what is built-in function or library function? Library functions are the functions which already have a definition in header files. So we just call them whenever there is a need to use them. Header files are required to be included for using library functions in a program. Programmers do not have to write code to implement the library functions. There are various library functions defined in the header file. For example, in the header file stdio.h, there are library functions like printf, scanf, etc. Similarly, in the header file string.h, there are many library functions like stringcat, stringreverse, stringlang, stringcompare, etc. In the header file conio.h, that means configuration input-output header file, there are many functions like clearScreen for clearing the screen, gatesys, etc. For using mathematical functions, we have library functions in the header file mat.h, like power. For power function, we have to use pow, then square function for finding the square, and various deconometric functions are available in the header file mat.h. These are library functions. Now what is user defined functions? The functions that we create in a program are known as user defined functions. We have seen almost all programs in C programming. The main function is a user defined function except the name of the function and the number of arguments and argument types are not user defined. And main is an example of user defined function. And program execution starts from the main function. Today I will discuss how to create user defined functions and how to use them in C programming. Now I am going to discuss function declaration. Function declaration is also referred to as function prototype. A function declaration provides the following information to the compiler. It gives the name of the function, the type of the value return, the number and the type of the arguments that must be supplied in a function call of the function. Now let me take one example how to declare a function. Now let me discuss what is function declaration. This is the syntax of a function prototype and function declaration. Here I have written the return type first, then function name, then parameterly separated by commas. And after that I have used one semicolon. In a function declaration or function prototype this semicolon is very necessary. Here I have given three examples of function declaration statement. In the first statement the function name is sum, return type is integer and the parameter list contains two parameters separated by comma. And after this declaration statement one semicolon is given. In the second statement return type is integer, function name is maximum and there are three parameters in the parameter list and it will give the maximum of three numbers. In the third function declaration return type is flow and it will add three numbers having decimal points. So the type of these parameters are written flow. And after the ending of this declaration one semicolon is used. This is the way of declaring a function. Now I am coming to function definition part. A function definition comprises of mainly two parts. One is function header and the second one is function body. The first line of the function definition is called function header. Function body contains the statements to perform the desired task. Function body is enclosed within second bracket and is composed of statements that make up the function. The function header and function declaration must use the same function name, number of arguments, types of arguments and the return type. Now I am going to write the syntax of function definition. Here I have written the syntax of defining a function. First I have used return type then function name after that the list of parameters, data type. I have to give the data type of the parameters. Data type then variable name, data type then variable name like this. After that within second bracket I have given local variables. I have to define the local variables. Then statements inside the function and after that after doing the calculation or anything then the value will be return with this statement return statement. Then we have to specify the variable where the result is stored and this value is returned to the call function. This is the syntax of function definition. I have written one example of defining a function. Here some function is defined in this definition return type is integer. Then function name then to variable name. That means in parameter list there are two variables. Then this is the local variable i.e. s. s is the local variable where I have stored the addition of these two values. Addition of values stored in this variable a and b will be stored in this variable s and the result stored in variable s is returned with the input this return statement. Now I am coming to function call. A function call is specified by the function name followed by the values of the parameters enclosed within a parenthesis and it is terminated by semicolon. The list of variables used in function call is known as actual parameter list. The actual parameter list may contain variable names, expressions or constant. If the return type is not void then the value returned by call function may be assigned to some variable. Now I am going to discuss what is function parameters. Function parameters are the means of communication between calling and the call function. C functions extends information by means of parameters. Parameters are classified as formal parameters and actual parameters. Now what is formal parameters? The parameters which appear in the first line of the function definitions are referred to as formal parameters. Formal parameters are local variables which are assigned values from the arguments when the function is called. Now what is an actual parameter? When a function is called the values that are passed in the call are called the actual parameters. At the time of the call is actual parameter is assigned to the corresponding formal parameters in the function definition. It may be expressed in constant single variable or more complex expression. However, each actual parameter must be of the same data type as its corresponding formal parameters. Now let me explain it with an example. Here I have retained the syntax of function call. We have to specify the name of the function, then the variables. These variables are known as extra parameters. After that I have used a semicolon in the function call segment. This is the syntax of function call. And there are some examples of function call. In the first example add a function and there are two variables. In the second function call segment this is the function name. I have not specified any variable name inside this bracket because this function returns nothing. So return type is 5. So here I have not mentioned any variable names. In the third function call segment there are three variables x, y and z. These are the extra parameters. These all are extra parameters. The parameters we use in function call are known as extra parameter and the parameters used in function definition between the function header are formal parameters. Now I am coming to return segment. The return segment is used to terminate the execution of a function and returns control to the calling function. For returning any value we have to use the keyword return and after that within the first bracket we have to specify the variable name. Now I am going to write the syntax of return segment in function. This is the syntax of return segment. First we have to use this keyword return then variable name. Variable name can be expression. In this syntax here I have given within the first bracket expression is used. One example of this type of return segment is this one. Return a into b. The multiplication of these two variables is returned to the calling function. In this example result is returned to the call function. Here the maximum value of the variable is stored in the maximum and this maximum is returned to the call function. Now here as I already told the x a into b is returned to the main function. This is the syntax of return segment. Today I have discussed how to declare a function, how to call a function, how to define a function. I have also discussed the types of parameters in a function, formal and actual parameters. In my next presentation I will discuss how to call by value and call by reference in function and I will come with some more complex examples of functions. Thank you.


What's up guys we're back with another vintage uu opening we have dark crisis original 2003 packs but before we open them the giveaway are these three cards all dark crisis cards so we have a ultra rare gardening girl first edition mandora and tear king archvine all you got to do to enter the giveaway is like this video be subscribed and let me know what you think about dark crisis you don't have to tell me about the polls just let me know what you think about this set in general and let's go ahead and get into it we have 20 packs by the way I have 72 more of these and they're on my website in groups of 24 so if you want a group of those then check out my website ruxson34.com and you guys can get some so let's see if we got any foils in these hopefully we do if not then we're probably not going to sell those lots because that would be weird okay here we go we have a rod of the mind's eye let's see if we can pull the exodian neck cross last time we opened a ton of these packs a long time ago maybe it wasn't the last time but it was a long time ago two neck crosses it was crazy spell reproduction and an infernal queen archfiend yeah for this set let's just check out the artwork on these it's really cool it's really good so I mean just like really nice looking cards for the most part there's a guardian girl there's his axe the one we're giving away there's his axe one of these packs actually had a hole and it was really weird I'll show you guys when we get to it it had a hole right in the middle it's kind of funny okay original dark crisis let's see what we can get here we have a frozen soul staunch defender archfiend's roar thousand needles oh a secret rare judgment of a new base so it looks like we do have retail packs so we're probably not going to be pulling the vampire lord unless this is a mix of retail and hobby packs by the way if you don't know what I'm talking about retail and hobby for the original sets the only difference from the first 11 sets is the secret rare you can pull so if they're retail packs we can obviously pull judgment of a new bus which is a really nice looking card very cheap but very nice looking but still really cool to get an original secret rare so that's a good start so these packs are definitely unweight so if you guys are interested in some of the other ones I have I have 72 other packs maybe I'll keep some of them um at least one of the lots but uh you guys can check out those first 48 for sure and have it open on the channel and let me know if you guys do that if you want any sort of you know shout out to your channel or something okay staunch defender so we're in a good start here two packs a cigarette archfiend's roar we've got a thousand needles shadow knight archfiend these archfiends look really cool i'm a big fan different dimension gate just a rare on that one another guardian elma guardian growl the axe all right next pack dark crisis original packs let's see if we can pull the neck cross we've got the nin kin dog the nintendo let's play some nintendo ds dark scorpion may the thorn arsenal robber here we go let's see okay that's look at that very cool and a fear from the dark dark scorpion chick the yellow wasn't this the one that was banned or something at some point because of what was the reason i can't remember it was like abusable with some actually really good card but that card itself wasn't good it was only good because of that other card but for some reason they banned it okay here we go frozen soul staunch defender archfiend's roar wait shouldn't that have been the fifth card maybe not thousand needles and a metalizing parasite lunatite okay vile plant archfiend the ojama green is this the first ever ojama it might be token thanksgiving and morale boost i'm trying to think there wasn't any magicians force or pharaonic guardian i don't think so that would make this the very first one it's pretty nuts all right acrobat monkey what a strange one an autonomous monkey type robot which is developed with cutting edge technology moves very acrobatically is this a reference to um joey sakuretsu samurai sakuretsu satsuke samurai number two speaking of sakuretsu maybe we'll pull it also we want to pull a skildry and stuff like that we got a seal frozen soul dark scorpion combination chaos we got the little wind guard arsenal summoner hey he's holding the uh dagger uh butterfly dagger elma and battle footballer got some football next pack so far just one hollow it was a secret rare though so i'm wondering if there are going to be no foils besides the secret rare that would that would be interesting the secret rears are kind of tough to scale out so if these were scaled you could end up with a secret rare we're going to find out dv trainer we got an agito kehlbeck battle scar death's feral imp okay alter for tribute okay what is on there that's a little bit scary iron blacksmith kotetsu pandemonium watchbear and the sestis of dagla all right so what are we in now like six or seven packs only one foil a little bit slow usually get about one every five or six packs so we're not necessarily off the ratio yet 20 packs we should get four to five foils i think all right sasuke samurai number two let's get that exodia neck ross we got the seal frozen soul staunch defender skill drain okay no foil but we did get the best rare which is like a nine dollar rare unlimited which is absolutely nuts i mean that's really good it's better than a lot of the foils very cool the uh ha des is getting melted right there okay we're down to like we're on the ninth pack only one foil so far we're gonna find out what do these look like are there any foils here come on acrobat monkey let's do this sasuke samurai number two shooting star bow seal frozen soul oh and speak of the devil butterfly dagger elma i guess it was two packs ago but we did see this on a different artwork really cool band card because of the gear freed combo yeah i know i'm very i'm very uh educated in all these uh the combos the outstanding dog maren one of chelsea's favorite cards elma and guardian extra okay tenth pack so uh looks like these are pretty legit we have a secret rare and a super rare so far once i'm feeling pretty good about them i'm glad because i did buy them loose and sometimes when you buy them loose you gotta make sure that they're legit all right blindly loyal goblin we've got the mustering of the dark scorpions spell on our production i got a guy you go wicked breaking flamberg bow battle footballer presses cards from beyond goblin of greed and arch fiends earth all right second half here we're gonna have that ripped pack soon where the front is usually there's just a hole in it it's really funny can we get an ultra in the set the ultras we want our and zoning across we want shinado we want uh skull arch fiend of lightning stuff like that acrobat monkey if you guys haven't seen my first edition dark crisis booster box opening go check it out it was really awesome sasuke samurai number two it was a 36 packer so it was a long one to seal frozen soul dark scorpion combination okay chaos checkmate we've got some some chess chess got really popular on youtube recently all i guess it wasn't that recent but it was a few months ago so there you go there's a there's your chess reference okay here we go let's get another foil let's get an ultra sasuke samurai number two we got a shooting star bow seal frozen soul staunch defender dark master zork very cool very cool look at this guy that looks like a zork it looks like a guy that would be named zork so it's really cool we will take that dark master zork very nice foil another super rare we are looking for that ultra there's a marin guardian elma for the like almost every single pack sad one okay come on neck Ross let's pull something good it's always fun to open these originals even if they are limited just a good time just a good time oh is this bent i don't know i feel like it was been for some reason all right sasuke samurai number two seal this is actually i think one of my first prismatics in dual links i got this card and it was a what do you call it it's like a i guess you call it prismatic i don't know the ones that like spin frozen soul if you don't play dual links you're like what are you talking about staunch defender another secret rare judgment of anubis okay that's weird that's really weird okay it's definitely looking like retail packs then so judgment of anubis number two check out that name it's got a lot of ink blotching on it really nice looking card though just look at that oh that looks pretty how's the back look pretty clean a little bit of scuffing on it but not too bad judgment of anubis alter for tribute and the iron blacksmith cooked it's all righty another foil so what's that four foils it's pretty good pretty good ratio so far pretty good two secret rears it's kind of weird but all right we'll take it we will take it so we've pulled double neck Ross before now we pulled double secret rare we've got a kehlbeck battle scarred acrobat monkey sasuke samurai number two and a guardian bow dark scorpion chick the yellow and a guardian caist guardian caist okay next pack can we pull the legendary exodian neck Ross if it's not in here then i'm guessing that maybe one of the other packs has one i'm let's see you get basically a one out 120 chance to get one we had 92 packs so over 75 chance if you look at it like that mustering of dark scorpions spell reproduction gaga gigo non spell casting area and terror king archfiend so we gave this one away and we pulled it so look at that that's really cool terror king archfiend nice card very nice card super rare that's our fifth foil we're looking okay now little wingard and arsenal summoner by the way the math i was doing there is there are 10 ultra rares there one in every 12 packs 10 different ultra rares so you have if you're looking for a specific one like exodian neck Ross you have 10 ultra rares to go through at 12 packs each that's 120 packs and that's how you get to that number all right battles card we got a shinato's arc let's get the shinato we don't have an ultra ultra area let's go acrobat monkey sasuke samurai number two here we go like button for luck guys cost down ultra rare we have a cost down very nice card the cost down that is pretty cool it's a cool card it's not very good but it's pretty cool i like it's like stabbing through the level stars it's just a nice look so that's another one final countdown first one we pulled i think that's a short print worth a couple bucks battle footballer and precious cards from beyond okay four more packs we already have five foils we've almost pulled a booster box ratio well not in terms of like specific ones like we should have two ultras we should have one or zero secrets but we have two you know we should have more super you know stuff like that but in terms of the the full number we're close all right dd trainer agito tell back battle scar fear from the dark battle footballer and goblin of greed three more packs of the dark crisis wait did we did we open the rift pack already oh i missed it maybe you guys noticed it i missed where it was all right well okay here we go dd trainer agito killback battle scar legendary flamelord you always think it's shinado or something cool or um but i'll don't say we're chef that's the wrong set checkmate or final attack two more packs here we go dark crisis original 2003 by the way you can tell these low this logo is what they changed to after the original square logo so some people think this is a reprint logo it is not a reprint logo reprints have there it's written konami but there's no banner around it it's just like konami like with like lines around the letters basically shinado's art acrobat monkey sasuke samurai number two shooting star both seal and contract with the abyss okay we can summon any dark monster with that nice we get our zork out final pack of this 20-pack opening we've done pretty good so far so if we finish it with a foil it's gonna be pretty big can it be an exodian nekros reminder if you guys are interested in some packs check it out um looks like the ratios are pretty normal which is pretty nice shinado's arc acrobat monkey sasuke samurai number two shooting star both seal and a legendary flame lord okay final attack orders guardian ama and garl okay pretty good opening pretty good let's see what we got all right from 20 packs we got one final countdown not many it's a short print they're pretty tough to pull one skill drink that's pretty good since it's a very expensive card we actually got a booster box ratio in terms of numbers we got one two three super rare's we got one ultra and two secrets so we got six total foils which is really awesome out of 20 packs if you open a booster box you usually get six to seven so we got the six which is pretty awesome hope you guys enjoyed the video if you did like 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Thread throughout your bats the last two games I think we've we've controlled the zone well and and again up and down So everyone's kind of having a part in it making it making the the other pitcher really work And just kind of grinding through those at bats and then you know in those big spots We've been able to come through with a big hit to have that big inning or and to keep piling on Got a couple balls out of the ballpark today, but just up and down You know good plan Execution and then up and down guys making it hard. What's key to and do ours consistent excellence? It's got a great swing. I mean, I mean, that's that's a swing that First time I saw it, you know, that's that's a special look in the box You know, I feel like very versatile can handle a lot of different pitches Can't just be pitched one way Not a lot of holes and And I think what's been impressive is his ability to make adjustments so he's shown a Real I think intelligence in the box for such a young player to be able to understand what what teams are doing to him he picks his spots where he'll go up and look for something and It's just a very I mean Obviously, there's power great bat speed, but it's a really good swing that he lays the bat in the hitting zone for a long time Would you see from Severino today? Better I thought he came out on the attack early I Thought there was some real urgency, especially in that first inning. I thought the fastball was much better today much crisper You know, he had a couple strikeouts on change-ups in that first inning a couple really good pitches But I thought today with his fastball When he made when he missed with his fastball, he was missing how you want to miss, you know So, you know, he walked a couple guys, I think and had some deeper counts where he was Just off the edge with his fastball, but not making mistakes in the center of the plate with his fastball But that said, I thought it was a lot crisper today, too I thought the change up in the slider were at times pretty good pitches still a little bit inconsistent there but All in all, I thought he threw the ball really well, so how is Romain rose good He you know, obviously You know anytime yet you see that Went through the testing and stuff on the field and deemed he was okay Then we took him down in the tunnel in between innings You know felt like he was okay, but just seeing the video and seeing him kind of stumble like that We just wanted to be careful and then we got him with the doctor had his scat test Passed that and and he's in he he seems to be pretty good right now So we'll continue to monitor him and and see how he's doing, but I think he's I think he's okay Well, Stan Given the catching situation right now How important is it that you still have him if not tomorrow then Charlie thereafter? well, I mean he's he's huge for us obviously right now and and not just right now anytime, but Higgy will catch tomorrow Regardless Even if he comes in and he's he's good to go Higgy will catch tomorrow and then with the off-day Monday, you know, hopefully You know, he's he remains symptom-free and and it's not a big issue But like I said, we'll continue to monitor them and follow him closely and see where we're at As the hours unfold, but right now He seems to be fine Dave Aaron you seem to suggest a little bit that Severino is still kind of a work in progress I mean he didn't get it out in the sixth today, which is obviously like longer. Yeah Out of him.  They made him work a little bit So to drive that pitch count up to where he wasn't going to be able to go any more than six Even if he went out and had a clean inning there But no, I thought he did a lot of things well today And I thought a giant step in the right direction And I just I liked his pace. I liked his demeanor I thought there was some aggression I thought I thought he was really focused and on the attack and really made it a Priority to come out especially with the fastball and really drive it in the zone and and Like I said, I did a good job of when he missed with his fastball. It was off the plate It wasn't it wasn't a mistake in the center. He avoided that for the most part today, Ryan Aaron as you guys go through this period without judge and without Sanchez What has the consistent production of Stanton meant to you guys?  Yeah Well, first off walks a pro and and and I think he's he's put a lot of work in that the willingness and the Kind of the want to to kind of hey, whatever we need right now He understands we're you know, we're in a little bit of a unique situation So I think what he's been able to do out there. He's actually played it Played really well out there, you know a couple mistakes, but all in all, you know I think he's he's probably surpassed what I I thought he'd be able to do just going out there kind on the fly You know, he's he's started to get his work in obviously with with Reggie And kind of preparing him, but you know, he's filled a lot of roles and I think his versatility Has been really important for us, especially as you know We're or a couple guys down right now just the ability to play all of it over the infield and the willingness to go play in the Outfield to try and keep his bat in the lineup You know, I think he's done. I think he's done a nice job out there Dan How important was the home run for bird and you know before that he had had a rough day getting boot again kind of Yeah, not being able to make a scoop on a ground ball Did you sense any of this getting to him mentally? No, no, I don't sense that The one thing I thought I saw today was more aggression in the strike zone and and eventually it manifested itself with that home run I don't feel like for you know a week or ten days or so I've seen that you know kind of club head speed through the zone that impact through the zone And I felt like all day today He was really working to let that go and I thought even though he didn't have the results to that point I thought we saw some better swing some more impactful swings with a chance to do damage And then in the end he's able to ride one out of here. So hopefully that's something that You know he can build on But I think it's important that we continue to see that That aggression in the strike zone