the collective still needs a bit of work but I did say on this very show guys that it's still a work in progress it started not too long ago it's still jealous I think the mere fact that Jamaica is dominating where they're supposed to dominate is critical once they make this step up of course into the quarterfinals etc that's where you want to see if real progression has been made. Yeah and of course a lot of Jamaicans are excited by Demar Gray and how impactful he has been as a gold scorer for this Jamaica team and how dominant he is on the ball whenever he gets the ball he looks as if something is going to happen because of his dribbling skills and his pace and a lot of people anticipating to the possibility of Mason Greenwood turning out for the Jamaicans.


Oh, there's a flag! There it is! Give me that! Give me that! Oh, people have found this stuff already. Let's do forensics. Oh! I hate that it is a copy image address. Is that going to give me the actual raw file? No, it's not.  Let's put this in CTF. Autor CTF. Nope. Christmas CTF. That's what I'm doing right now. Oh, Christmas tree. How is it a WebP file? What even is that? Is that a thing? I've never heard of that. It's an image! Do the classic strings check, you know? I guess. Meant to type less. There's totally a flag in there. There's something in there. LS. What? Was it in strings and I just didn't even see it, maybe? Christmas tree. Strings. On it again. LS tree. Is this a flag? I wonder. Yup, yup, yup. That's the end of that.  I just didn't even see it. Okay, that's fine. Let's go to XClip. Submit! Bring me back to the freaking page. Good, good. Let's mark that. Oh, Christmas tree. To be complete. People on Discord? Coming soon. Dope. We have command execution in the Mechanome. There's that flag. That was more than it needed to be.  I use Terminator. Which is a wonderful thing where you can just say, oh no, I want more screens. I like it a lot. No, no, not yet. Even when I give it something that has like a correct hash ending, it tells me you shall not pass. Maybe I need to send it the exact same second or something. C'mee! It is the five first.  I like didn't even read it just because that's what everyone had said.  Ultimate Christmas gift. Loggings. My files are tubing. Try this. No, that's still the new lines one. I'm wrong. Try this. That's so dumb. Got to repeat! Yes! It's pink and cyclic. Someone needs to generate 20,000 numbers. I don't know if I saved this output. This is the biggest buffer that I can copy, so here we go. You need 20,886. It's probably seated off of the session, so we're just going to have to modify the script and do it again. Hell yeah! I love it when we find words. Jeep can print in my session. Congrats. Puts us back in third place. Alright, so I pushed him down the stairs. That's funny. So now let's just get this cyclic code. I have to wait for 20,000.   This gnome! Damn it! 15,000 more requests to go, guys. Because I'm catching repeats. I've caught repeats twice now.  Okay, cool. I can get the right answers. I'm about to lay on the trigger. Like I'm about to pull the trigger. I was like, yeah, keep it coming, John. I was one off. So that's seven. Now I need eight. So new should now be eight. Please, God. What the fudge? It's because of this extra request, man. I'm telling you. Oh, I'm setting the cookie... I'm setting the cookie twice, and then I didn't realize that I made a request already, so now I'm going to go to ten. Here we go. This is it. This is for the big ones. Correct guess. Streak is one. Oh, there's the flag! There it is! Give me that! Give me that! Oh! First blood? Is that still first blood? Hell yeah! I got to submit it as fast as possible. Back to fourth place. That was a rush. Not going to lie. I have some adrenaline right there. What's Pone Tools? Oh, I'm getting some love from Milk Drop. Caves in there too. Alright, let's do something with the ultimate Christmas game. Let's figure that out. There are always going to be 14 piles. Oh yeah, I'm sorry. 14-0 based. Okay, so that will flatten an entire game to 13-1 or 14. Well, we're always going to end up with an odd number of ones. I mean, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. But he's going to have to take stuff, isn't he? Did we win? This is when we play, we get seven. We took that. So then he took that last one, and then we took this one. So we did win. How did we lose? Okay, well that was a bad game, right? That was a good one. There's a lot of anticipation on that.


What is the church? Who is the church? Well, it may not be what you think. Something we don't talk about a lot, which we probably should, at least more, get a better understanding is, what is the church? Who is the church? The word is eklassia, which is from the Greek word ek, plus the word kaleo. Ek is from or out of, and then kaleo means to call, to invite, to appoint, to name. Now, some will say that it means to call down ones. And in a sense, you can go with that, but that's really not what the word means. Eklesia literally means assembly, congregation, gathering. Therefore, you don't have to be a Christian to be part of a eklesia, because anything technically can be an eklesia. It's a gathering, it's a congregation. Now, in this case, though, what we're trying to figure out is what is the church or God's church. That's important, not just any gathering. Anyone can have a gathering. As a matter of fact, we see it throughout the scripture, the word is used and is used in a generic sense. But we're not concerned about the generic usage of the word. We're concerned about what is God's church. And Jesus brings this up in Matthew 16 to indicate what the church is. He asks, who do men say that I am? And then he turns to Peter and the rest of them and asks, who do you say that I am? Who do you say it? And what do they say in verse 16? Simon Peter answered and said, you are the Christ, the son of the living God.  I also say to you that you are Peter and upon this rock, I will build my church. And there's that word ecclesia and the gates of hell or Hades were not overpowered. Now, to be clear, don't misunderstand that he's saying that upon Peter is who he's gonna build his church upon. He's not saying that. He's speaking of the profession that Peter makes. Upon this is what or this rock is what I'm going to build my church, build my assembly. And so it's important we're talking about his church, not any church or that gathering or any old gathering or assembly. We're speaking about his.  It's vitally important that we understand that it's that profession that makes a person save. What specifically does that mean?  Remember though, the Bible tells us clearly in Deuteronomy 4, 35 and 39 that the Lord is God. There's only one Lord. And according to Paul in Romans 10, he says that you must confess with your mouth, Jesus as Lord. Without that, you cannot be saved. You must recognize that he is Lord. Why do we say that? Because he also says that whoever calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved. The Lord indicating who he is, that is God. God in flesh, the Messiah who has come to redeem us if we place our faith in him. The problem is though, there are those who will not do so. Remember in John 8, 24, Jesus makes a statement. He says, therefore I say to you that you will die in your sins unless you believe that I am he.  And notice what he says, I am he. He uses over here in the Greek on the right hand side. He says, ego, and me. This is the term that the Jews were familiar with equating himself with God. Remember, he says it again later on in verse 58 and what did the Jews do? They want to kill him. He even asked him, why do you want to kill me? And they said, not because anything that you've done not for any good works, but because you a man call yourself God. And so it's that profession, understanding that he's just not somebody coming to do God's will. It is literally God. This is Jesus who is God. It's also important to understand how he refers to us and he gives us an indication of how we should work. He calls us his body in Ephesians 1, 22. He says, and he put all things in subjection under his feet and gave him as head over all things to the church, which is his body, the fullness of him who feels all and all. Now, the reason why this is important because Paul even tells us kind of how the body works. There's a hand that there is an arm, there's an eye, there's an ear. And we all work for the benefit of the body and who's the head of the body? Jesus. And so his church is literally his body, not his physical body, but speaking in the sense that how we work together for the benefit, for the glory, for the fulfillment of his purpose, that's what the body does. And how we become his body is because of faith in what he's done on the cross by his blood. And the Bible is clear that it is he who purchased us by his own blood, as he says in Acts 20, 28, be on guard yourselves and for all the flock among which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers to shepherd the church, that's the ecclesia of God which he purchased with his own blood.  I know it sounds a little weird to think about that, but that's literally what the passage says, what the passage means. Now, to be clear, how a person can know that they are a part of this body, there is one identifying mark of every member of this assembly, every member of this congregation, every member of the church has this one identifying mark. And that is the Holy Spirit. Paul says that for by one spirit, we were all baptized into one body. This is 1 Corinthians 12, 13, whether Jews or Greek, whether slaves are free and we're all made to drink of one spirit, all of us, whether you have been a believer for one minute, for one year, for one decade, it doesn't matter. However long you've been a believer, you were made to drink of that spirit, you were baptized into the body by the spirit which is what John says, I baptize with water, but Jesus is going to baptize you in or with the Holy Spirit.  Similarly, you're baptized in the Holy Spirit and you come up with the qualities of what you were baptized in. And so the identifying mark of a believer, of a church member is the Holy Spirit. If you do not have the spirit of God, you are not part of the body. And the way that this comes about, it is an exclusive club to be part of this congregation, to be a member of this body, to be a member of this church. It's exclusive, but it's also inclusive, meaning that all you simply have to do is place your faith in Christ, in what he's done on the cross, his shed blood, and that he did so as Lord, as the Messiah. That's the profession of faith upon that, is what Jesus says he will build his church. And if you believe that, you've been baptized. And if you do believe that, then that means you have been baptized into the body by the spirit, and you are part of not just a church, but his church.


Hello Wanderers fans, I'm Cianthopoulos and welcome to another episode of Bay 46. Today I'm here at Sydney Olympic Park in Homebush to get all the goss from the announcement of our Wanderers temporary home away from home. Ladies and gentlemen, it was a great pleasure today that I announce that the Western Sydney Wanderers will be making the Sydney Olympic Park precinct their home from next year with matches being stayed at A&Z Stadium and Spotless Stadium. So there you have it, CEO John Satimus has just announced that Spotless Stadium and A&Z Stadium will be home to the Wanderers next season as per tech stadium undergoes its knockdown rebuild. The majority of games will be played at the 24,000 seater that is spotless while select fixtures will be hosted by A&Z including next season's First City Derby which will surely break the Derby attendance record. After the announcement I was lucky enough to catch up with head coach Tony Popovich to get his thoughts on the news. Poppa we've just announced our home away from home for the next season, how do you feel about the news? Yeah it's exciting, you know we're delighted to be here, you know it's a temporary home but you know it's one that yeah we're all looking forward to be a part of and I'm sure we can create some great memories here as well. Do you think this could make the Sydney Derby the biggest sporting event in Australia? Well it's up there now that's for sure and this gives it the opportunity and potential to be even bigger and it's certainly a fixture we all look forward to next year. Well you've played here at A&Z Stadium before, how will it feel coming back here as coach of the Wanderers? Yeah it's not something that we felt or thought that we'd do in league matches but it just shows how far this league has come in this country and it shows how far the Wanderers have come and you know we're delighted and excited and it would be interesting and also different but you know seeing our fans really making a lot of noise in this famous stadium should be exciting for everyone. And so Friday night we'll mark our last regular season game at Per Tech Stadium as it stands. Although we've only been there for four seasons we've experienced a lifetime of memories. To help say goodbye here are my top three Wanderland moments. First up it's hard to go past our first ever game on the 6th of October 2012. 10,000 fans turned up to witness football come home as we played out a nil or draw against the Mariners who funnily enough will be Friday's opponents. Talk about full circle. Derby day at Wanderland is always memorable but Santa's last gasp winner in season two was something else. Just as the game looked to be headed for a stalemate Santa poked home to give us our first ever Derby win at Wanderland and how about that celebration? And last but certainly not least it's that goal we'll talk about for years to come. Tommy Urich's brave volley in the first leg of the ACL final against Alhalau proved to be the difference over the two legs as the Wanderers achieved what no other Australian club has ever done. There's no doubt it'll be tough saying goodbye to Wanderland but if these last four seasons are anything to go by there'll be plenty more memories to come. So let's enjoy it one last time and turn up in numbers for our clash against the Mariners on Friday night. With two matches to go and the Premier's plate still in reach it's one you won't want to miss.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 Bowman Baseball. It's a Bowman Baseball mixer. We're doing half a jumbo case and half a hobby case. This is pick your team number nine, total of 10 boxes. And we're giving away the Yankees. So there you go. So whether you win it or whether you bought it, everyone has a shot at getting the Yankees right here. So let's take out the Yankees placeholder there. And let's roll it, let's randomize it. Six and a five, 11 times, name on top gets the Yankees. Two, 10. And 11th and final time, again after 11. Congrats to Aaron Haynes. There you go, Aaron. You are the winner. What teams do you have here? Let's just copy and paste your name. You have bought the pirates. Hey, not bad. Ended up with the Yankees. Here in pick your team number nine. All right, let's print. Now get comfortable, folks. This is gonna take a while. There's the hobby case and the camera above my head. It says L right there. You can see the L, maybe you can see the R a little bit. There's R, L. So we're gonna go one, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side. Let's use that one right there. And it's gonna be one. So we're doing the left side. This right side we'll save for next time. I'm gonna do the hobby first. And we'll close with the jumbo. So there you go, left side right there. There's the jumbo case right here. Baseball card day in August. You just have to decorate the shop. For your jumbo cases, for your jumbo boxes. So same drill. We've got left side, see the L right there. And the right side. All right, so once again, one, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side. And it's one, take roll of one again, one again, left side. So we'll save this for, probably pick your team, this is pick your team nine, so pick your team 10. We'll be these. All right, so we'll leave those jumbo boxes up there. Now I can shrink this camera a little bit. Did I print out the list? All right, there's the official printout right there. So if you got a little rooftop next to your name, that means you want it in that jumbo pack team random. Or if you're lucky like Aaron, you want it in the Yankees giveaway. Brandon with LastBot Mojo Rangers. As always, paper does not ship. No paper at all ships in this break. Unless that person's name is Jason Dominguez. Jason Dominguez paper will ship to the Yankees. Robert Possen paper will ship to the A's. Matthew Shearer and Bobby Witt Jr. paper will go to the Royals. Adam Harper, that otherwise, otherwise no, it won't. We'll do an autograph recap at the end. So if you're watching the replay, if you're watching the replay, then you can just fast forward to the very end. If you're watching live, you're stuck with me. The next hour, hour and a half. So settle in. Who do you want for the Rangers? I feel like there's a couple Rangers players that are here. I'll make up a checklist for you. I may as well have this open too. All right, so there's the checklist in the chat if you're watching live. Rangers, I think you're looking for Sam Huff might be one of the guys. I think Sheraton Apostle, either him or Dias Bel Arias are the two main guys I want to say. And then Sam Huff has some upside too. But there's a few different prospect autographs near the end of the chase. And who knows what these players can end up being, you know, most of these players should start sniffing the big leagues in three to five seasons, right? Sooner if they just end up going off. All right, so I'm gonna actually separate the paper as I go along. Chrome will be in front of me there. So again, no paper ships except for those few players that I mentioned. And all of that chrome certainly will be sorted out and shipped to you. There's our first Robert Pausen. Just in the interest of time, we're gonna, we're gonna top load those a little bit later if you don't mind. Kind of behind on a few breaks. So you wanna try to move a little more quickly here. Those atomics are not numbered by the way. And our first autograph will be Grant Little. 89 out of 250. The auto's I will top load right away. That goes to Mark and the Friars. Purple Chrome autograph. Oh, and Jason Aminguez spanning the globe. Looks like a refractor too. Not numbered, but pretty nice. Yankees, that'll go to Aaron Haynes. I'm taking the under on Fast Money. This paper on my way. America says, terrible game show. Just off brand few. All right, Matthew Shearer, another Robert Pausen paper for you. See if we can find some chrome for you too. There's Alec Minoa, 499. And Julio Rodriguez to 125. Shimmer, that's gonna be for the Mariners Chad Meyer with the Ems. Supposed to be one of the big prospects for the Ems. Box two of 10. So we're doing the hobby boxes first. And we'll do on the top camera, you'll see the four jumbo boxes above my head. We'll finish with those. Jumbo boxes tend to have a little bit of a smoother pattern. So I think it'll be a stronger finish to the finish line. Do you have any thoughts on... Anyone have any early predictions on the awards? I think they're, are they still doing awards? Rookie of the Year, MVP, Cy Young. I feel like they have to. I guess unless the baseball riders have said, nah, we're not gonna do it. But I feel like a lot of players have those bonuses in their clause. Like, hey, if you win an MVP, it's an extra $200,000 or something like that. If you win a Cy Young, it'll give you a million dollars bonus. I feel like that's one thing the players are so serious about. We're keeping that. You can prorate our deals. You gotta give us our bonuses. Will there be All-Star bonuses? I know players get bonuses for All-Star appearances. As Javier Baez, purple paper to 250 for the Cubs. That'll be for Greg. That Nico Harner card for the Cubs. I mean, that could be, that could be a Rookie of the Year right there. There's Jason Dominguez, Chrome. There you go. That'll go to Aaron Haynes and the Yankees. No. Yeah, none of our Bowman breaks have we shipped everything. Paper, that paper doesn't ship. All the Chrome ships. All paper does not ship except for Jason Dominguez, Robert Possen, and Bobby Whitjr for the Royals. And we got one autograph of box, J.J. Bladet. Miami Marlins, Joe Crowell, who won the Marlins in a team random. Sorry, just throwing that J.J. Bladet around fourth overall pick. Marissa, unfortunately, we are booked for the night, so that legacy will go tomorrow. Yeah, this is gonna take about an hour and a half. We're only 15 minutes in, and there are some other breaks that are filled up, so I'll be going late already. Thanks, Marissa. Yeah, we'll get that tomorrow. So there's C.J. Abrams to 25. C.J. Abrams, Orange will go to the Padres. That's for Mark, and Adam Harper gets that Chrome. Bobby Whitjr, I think this is the first Bobby, and there's your first paper, Bobby Whitjr, there you go. So two so far. Chigar Darje, what's going on? Welcome. Eric Pardinho kid for the Blue Jays, they signed him out of Brazil when he was like 15 or 16 years old. And that was like a few years ago, so I think he's just starting to come of age. I think he's maybe 18 or 19. So Blue Jays have been quietly amassing a pretty strong group of youngsters. They could be an interesting team as the years go on. All right, next one. You got some mega boxes today. Finally got a Dominguez and some Whit Mojo and a Riley Green autograph from Detroit. Not bad, not bad. That's solid out of a mega box. Drew Baringer, what's going on? You're asking just starting collecting what is a good thing to start with? That's kind of a broad question. I guess it depends on what you wanna get out of the hobby. You know, if you're just looking to personally collect, then just buy whatever's in your budget here and there.  A buy-in for the Bowman box? I don't know, how much are these boxes by now? Are the hobbies like a couple hundred bucks, a few hundred bucks maybe, a box? Jumbos maybe 500 bucks, four or 500 bucks a box? But this was a pick your team, so all the teams are different depending on the quantity and quality of the teams. Ben, what's going on? Thanks for watching. Yeah, where do you start collecting? I mean, I think first thing is money. What is your budget? You know, what part of your disposable income do you wanna give up each month? You know, goofing around with something like this. Some people have more than others, some people don't, but there's still ways to collect almost at any budget. It'll be a little more difficult with a smaller budget, but there's still ways around it. And then you break it down to, well, now what sport do you wanna collect? And you can do this at baseball, football, basketball. There's Reese Hines, a 25 orange paper, and a Chrome Dominguez, another one for Aaron Haynes and the Yankees. And then I guess, what do you wanna collect? Why do you wanna collect? Some people, not a good top loader. Some people wanna collect because, you know, they wanna flip it for money, which is fine. So there are some good breaks for that as well. There's Ronnie Maurizio for the Mets. Some people just wanna collect because they wanna collect their favorite team.  And then the other thing, there's like such a huge learning curve with these because there's so many different products now. You have to learn about and figure out. Like Bowman, the stuff we're doing right now is, does have some great resale value, but you may have to, for most of these players, you may have to wait until they get to the big leagues to really get, to really start seeing bigger returns on these. So it's a bit of a waiting game with baseball. There is Omar Estevez for my Dodgers. That goes to Brandon. Yeah, Bowman, Will Christmas saying, oh, what, over 200 for a hobby box now for Bowman baseball? What about, Will, do you know offhand Jumbos? So Jumbos must be like five, over 375. Yeah, as long as that Dominguez height keeps up and Bobby Wood Jr. turned out to be decent and if Robert Poston turned out to be decent then these boxes will retain their value for a long time. Tristan Casas, Atomic, what's up, John Samuelson? Yeah, absolutely. Spectre is not the type of set that has a lot of base cards like this. It's like one pack, maybe. A few packs, a few cards a pack. A higher end set, not a lot of base cards. Yeah, all card ship. Day in the Life saying, Torkelson on the pool, Ross, there wouldn't be something if he played big league games this year. Yeah, I wonder. It's essentially an exhibition season. I would just take any youngster and just say, hey, you're gonna play 60 games. The season's a wash. No worries, Drew, yeah, we try to add. We got more time to chitchat in an hour-long break like this. Stuff like NT, those are so fast and hit heavy that we generally don't, but yeah, we try to add a little value in these longer breaks. Ben's asking, does Dominguez have the potential to be the next Mike Trout?  That'd be crazy. You talk to Yankees fans, they think he'll be the next Trout. Do we ever do soccer, Robert's asking? Yes, frequently. If you look at our videos, you'll see all the old soccer breaks we do. The availability is a little different on that. Sometimes they're just not as readily available as other products are, or they get expensive really fast after new release days, so it's hard to re-up on those. All right, next hobby box. I don't know what these go for, but look at that. That's an atomic Jason Dominguez for Aaron Haynes, who won the Yankees. We've given away the Yankees in these mixers, these 100 box mixers. That's pretty nice. Leo Tiberis to 250. Have not seen any Riley Greens out of here yet. What's up, Chad? Chad thinks the Marco Luciano will be the best baseball prospect. That's the Giants player. Yeah, Giants don't have the deepest farm system, I feel like, but they've got a couple, got a couple of bright stars, potential future stars, a few of them. I feel like Luciano, Dubon, and then Joey Bart could be a future Buster Posey, or at least a good Buster Posey, a decent Buster Posey replacement. There's Buster Posey right there. Julio Rodriguez for the Mariners. Yeah, I've heard some good things. I don't think I've ever seen him in action, but prospect-wise, he seems to be on everyone's lists. Is he gonna play this year? Yeah, if he hits 305 and 40 over a course of a full season, that would be pretty impressive. And we've got our autograph, 45 out of 50, Bowman Scouts, Tariq Skubal. That will be for the Tigers. That's gonna go to Nicholas Casperg. Nick Stover, yes. NT is the only thing I will do tonight, where if the schedule's in the chat and we're already booked way past when I usually go off air, I promise that the NT would certainly be something that I will add to the schedule. Everything else will be tomorrow. Chad, my, are you ready for hours this morning on every prospect? What other gems do you have for us? What the home run record will be for a 60 game season? Chad says 28? I was gonna, 28 seems like a lot. I was gonna say like 22, 21, 22 home runs will be like the leader. Yeah, Will Christian saying like 23, 28 that'd be. Some of them would just have to get real hot. It's just possible. Things could get nuts in a 60 game season. You know, cause there'll be times where guys are like, some guy will hit like seven home runs in a week. And it's like ESPN will be like, they're on pace to hit 105 home runs this year. I mean, they're never gonna sustain that, but yeah, you can get hot. Someone can not, usually the full season, someone could be on that pace, but usually in a full season, they'll just get ice cold and they just won't hit dingers for a while. Even though this is more of an exhibition season to me, I think the strategy will be interesting for, there's Pete Alonzo, yeah, he could go off, right? I think the strategy for a short season will also be interesting. How are coaches and how are front offices, stats departments, how are they gonna adjust to players that start off hot? How do pitchers adjust to that? How do hitters adjust to pitchers adjusting to them? The adjustment time is a lot shorter, which is gonna benefit, which will benefit players who can make quicker changes. For rookies, maybe it's gonna be tough for youngsters or tough for slow starters. Like, who are slow starters who are like veterans? Yes, maybe now I'm thinking more fancy baseball. Now, there's Chris Valomant, 23 out of 299. Maybe those notorious slow starters will never really get into gear this season. Twins, that'll be for Scott. You bet a close rule will have a chance to win the Cy Young this year. Chris says, well, Chris, see, that's interesting. Yeah, what if a closer goes out there?  You can go on a little bit of a run. Now, maybe, I don't know, 15, 20 saves in two months. That's a lot, but does that mean Cy Young, if everyone else is just mediocre? Maybe wins above replacement have a lot more to do with MVP winners this year, more than in previous years, that could have more weight in the baseball writer's mind. Okay, I think that's all interesting too. And home runs, right? Maybe in a six month season, you know, if you're a hitter, maybe you're thinking you're not going for home runs all the time, but maybe in a shorter season, maybe you're thinking, man, let's just generate some, let's just generate some power from the get go, win some ball games. There's Brian Matta to 125 and the final hobby box and Jumbos. Yeah, man, that 50 auto book was wild. That was a, that was quite a moment. Recently sold on auction for almost $10,000. Eight something, I think. That's pretty nice. You have the twins in this break? No, I have Scott Pelzer, order 9-1-1-6-8, twins and pick your team nine. This is pick your team nine. Oh man, I was on a good, I was in a good groove too, John Samuelson. Unbelievable. It's going to take me at least the half these packs to get up to the pace that I was at. That's like, I'm just teasing John Sam, it's not a big deal. That's like telling, that's like, I don't know, that's like in the 50 meters into Usain Bolt's 100 meter dash, like excuse me, Mr. Bolt, no, it's good to check. There's been a couple, there's been a few mistakes today already, so. I was like, I would not be surprised if I messed that up today. Remember, you do get those order confirmation receipts. Am I bringing the noir soon? No, I'm not. Brian Wilson, because we did that about an hour ago. Did I not upload the video? No, video is uploaded. All right, we've got about another 30 or 40 minutes. I feel like I'm a little ahead of schedule here. So we've got about another 30 or 40 minutes left, ladies and gentlemen. And then schedules in the chat, we'll get to whatever's next on that schedule. I think that NT will probably be sold out by the time I get to it later tonight, so that will be the last break of the night. Everything else will go tomorrow. I don't think there's much else that could even fill tonight anyway, but everything else will go tomorrow. That legacy will go tomorrow. And Hesu Sanchez to 75. It's a yellow parallel, maybe? It's not gold. Forget what they call it. There's a Chrome Robert Possen. His name is Robert Possen. And then we've got another Tiger autograph, Tariq Scoobal. We've got the Bowman Prospects. Bowman Scouts 100 auto, and now we've got a regular one here for Nicholas Casper. Matthew Shearer with the A's. He froze up. Family Feud froze up. That was third strike, too. He can't freeze up on third strike. You gotta have an answer ready to fire. Wanton the Feud, of course. No, nothing super huge. Nothing earth-shattering yet. Some solid autographs. Darcy, but nothing earth-shattering at the moment. I still got another 40 minutes or so to go. I've got those four jumbo boxes to go above my head. Chrome, Bobby Witt Jr. I'm taking the under on fast money. A personal best car that I own. I don't own any cars, Ben. Personal best car that I own. Probably, probably, I don't know, maybe a Derrick Carr Relic to $2.99 or something like that. All right, jumbo time. Four jumbo's. Well, I just bought a spot in it. How's that work? Well, when it, I'm confused right yet. So, if you were in Noir, yeah, first of all, you have to figure out what number break you are in. Noir 16 is not sold out yet. So, we're not gonna be able to do that tonight. Already booked for the night anyway. But if you were in Noir, break number 15, we've already done the break itself. You can watch the video that's uploaded on this very channel. Chad Meyer, who is doing a lot of prospect research, he's saying that Marco Luciano is only 18 on average, three years younger than most. He's playing against, and by far leaps and bounds, more polished than his peers. Remember his name in two years, he says. I don't want to. I think he's, he's a, almost certain he's a San Francisco giant, which is my rival as a Dodgers fan. So no, I want him to be a bust. How about that? I guess I want the people who bought the giants to succeed on the secondary market. It's tough. It's tough. I'm torn. All right, this is our first of four jumbo boxes. So I think we should expect three autographs out of here, as opposed to the one each in a hobby. I also feel like there's a little bit of a better rhythm or pattern in these. So I think I should be able to breeze through these a little bit more quickly. Bobby Wood Jr. Paper, watch out. Adam Harper, that's a refractor, Drew Waters. That is a brave, that's gonna go to Mark. Mark B with that. Then we've got a Zach Brown band to $4.99. Brewers, that'll be for Patrick. I'm taking the under on fast money. Buster Posey to $4.99, paper. All right, Brian, you're in break 16. Okay, so that A needs to fill first. I think there's a couple filler breaks that we would need to accomplish as well to completely sell that out. And with the schedule booked up tonight, that's most likely gonna be, hopefully at some point tomorrow. I think even with a brand new release and Spectra basketball, I feel like we should be able to squeeze that break in between all the spectra tomorrow. There's Eric Rivera for the Halos, Joe Kroll with the Angels. Ben, where do you live? We're not open to the public just yet. We're doing a lot of, we've been using this pandemic time to do a little remodeling at the shop. And we're, I think some stuff is still open here, but we're not quite ready for the public yet. But curbside pickup is available. Pittsburgh, well, if you start walking now, you should be able to get to us by the time we open back up. Another Eric Rivera refractor this time. A base auto and a refractor auto for Joe who won the Angels in that team random. Yeah, Chad Meyers in Pittsburgh. I think we've got a handful of people who are from that neck of the woods that regularly join our group breaks and hang out. All right, we've got Jeremy Pena to 125 Astros.  All right, there's Micah Bello to 75. Are we getting Spectra? Yes, as I was just saying, Spectra will be tomorrow. Pre-orders are up on the site. Jaspy's casebreaks.com, we've been up for a few days. Brew Crew, that'll be for Patrick. Yeah, we get about 99% of the products that are released. Sports products that are released. So, and Spectra is definitely one of the bigger ones every year. So, we're absolutely getting those. We gotta fill the shop. Paper, Jason Dominguez, that'll be Aaron and the Yankees. Ooh, goose egg. Another jumbo box. Do I check the backs of these for platinum backs? To be honest with you, no. I don't think they're in these sets though. Maybe in first edition they were. Yeah, Chad, I heard. I think Tyler Brenner was here earlier saying that it was a shop in his neck of the woods that where a customer had pulled one of those out of a box that he bought. Our shipping team will catch whatever I miss, ladies and gentlemen, so fear not. I remember a number of years back, we were doing Top's Chrome Football. There's a little lot of that. Top's Chrome Football. This is on the Joe Blooper reel. So this was, I think this was Gurley's rookie year. And it was a year where the design was kind of weird where it wasn't clear that the Super Fractors were Super Fractors. So the sorting and shipping team discovered a one-of-one Todd Gurley at a Top's Chrome Football. We shipped it to the person. They're like, oh my God, I didn't even see in the break. And I was like, oh, neither did Joe. Yeah, I mean, listen, all Bobby Witt's paper and Chrome ship. So if I have to miss something like that, if it's even in this set, then Royals, Adam Harper would get all of the, all of the bigger name rookies are taking care of. Here's Hunter Green to 4.99. Reds, that goes to Adam Harper. And we've got Brandon Howlett, 2.30 out of 4.99. Wasn't he the lead singer of Prodigy? Remember Prodigy? That goes to Darren McKenzie and the Red Sox. And Franklin Perez to 125, Aqua Shimmer. How good is Bobby Witt Jr. gonna be? It's up to Bobby Witt Jr. I have no idea. But he's people that know much more about baseball than I do decided to pick him second in the draft last year. He's got some upside. Obviously his dad played ball so there's some pedigree there. There's Bobby Witt Jr. paper. So he's certainly got things going for, I have seen a little bit of his highlights. Seems to be the real deal, at least from highlights.  Glenn Allen Hill Jr. for the Diamondbacks. That goes to Michael Ang. No, Brian, we do not send an email before we do a break. It's a little more of a spontaneous affair here at Jasper's. But when a break does happen, we almost immediately upload it right after the break. So if you happen to miss it, you'll be able to see the video immediately. Aaron Yankees. A lot of times I think most people, I don't know, how does everyone do it? You guys just monitor the website, see if your break gets close. I think usually most people do that. And then if they see that it's sold out, then they'll check in with me to see if there's, if I've gone through the orders and if it's locked into a time schedule and then they know when it's gonna break if they want to watch it live. Bobby Witt Jr. There's a Chrome one coming up too. Yeah, Andrew Vaughn of the White Sox could be, could be a great prospect coming up. Mackenzie Gore, I think we're finally gonna see him in action this year. He's been on the prospect radar for a while. And there's Jordan Yamamoto to $4.99. The Fractor Autographer Joe Crowell and the Marlins, the fish. Kalanick too, who the Mariners got from the Cano deal. Kalanick is in Seattle, so Seattle could sneakily turn into a great team with a lot of young players. Two more jumbo boxes to go. Okay, Chad just looks at the schedule. Yeah, you know, I try to be better about, especially as we've gotten busier, updating that schedule. But there's the current schedule for those of you in breaks that are happening tonight. I think that NT did sell out, so that will be the last break of our night if anything that sells out after that, like legacy or another flash or something that will be pushed to tomorrow. But good news because Spectre New Release Day, Jason Jasky should be here. He's thinking like 10 in the morning tomorrow. Around there, right here on the main channel. So he'll be here early to break with you. So by the time I'm done, it'll be less than 12 hours, it'll be back on air. Yeah, no worries, Brian. Thanks for discovering us and joining us. Or sometime, a lot of times I'll have the schedule up on the screen too, if I've stepped away from the keyboard. But yeah, I usually try to keep it updated. Sometimes I won't have a schedule just simply because I just haven't gone through orders yet, but I'll let you know and then just check back in later for it. And also don't remember, since you're new here, and this is for everybody else who's new here as well, a lot of times those pricier breaks do have filler breaks or mini breaks attached to it. I know for sure noir does. So just keep that in mind. There may need to be a couple other breaks where we're giving away spots that we have to do before it's officially sold out. So it may only be semi-officially sold out. Slide this over here. So second to last box, folks, a few more autos to go.  There's Jason Dominguez paper. All right, there's another Dominguez paper for Aaron Haynes who won that. We do have the second half of this in the store right now, folks. We can knock this, knock another one out tomorrow. The more teams you buy or win, the more chances you have at getting the Yankees. And we've got James Beer to $2.99. Speckle Autograph for Fred Schultz. There's another team that I think could be really great, really fast. I love the young players that they have coming up. That's right. The more you buy, the more chances you have to win. And remember, this is not like our other sort of breaks where you gotta buy at least two to get an entry, blah, blah, blah, blah. No, this one's just, one could get you the Yankees. Oh, is it sold out? Well, like I said earlier, Brian, we are booked for tonight. And there's probably gonna be some smaller breaks attached to it, so can't break it tonight, I'm afraid. It'll be tomorrow. We got a yellow Isaac Paredes to $75. That'll be for the Tigers. There's Brandon Howlett, Red Sox, Darren McKenzie. Moore Hype on Wander Franko or Dominguez? Yeah, definitely Jason Dominguez has far more hype. I feel like Wander Franko could be, I feel like he's been in the league for, in the minors for a little bit. So I feel like he's got some, he's got some experience under his belt. There's another Robert Possum for Matthew Sheeran, the A's. So I feel like Wander Franko could be better. Yeah, that's what Will's saying, too. I feel like Wander Franko could be better, but Jason Dominguez definitely has the hype. Wander Franko's on the ring. So I think that kind of suppresses his value a little bit, as at least more than it really should for a number one position playing prospect. I think a lot of like baseball America MLB has him currently maybe in the top five somewhere. Fan graphs too. He's buried a little bit on the raise and makes it a little difficult. Nico Harner could be really interesting this year to 50. And there's Sean Murphy to 499. There's Wander Franko, right? They're expanding the globe. Yeah, Ben, yeah, Will Christian's right. Wander Franko is generally considered by most scouting organizations to be the number one prospect in baseball. So in terms of quote, unquote, better, at least the scouts think that Wander Franko would be a better player in terms of the hobby for us. Who's more hyped and has a better secondary market value? That's gonna be Jason Dominguez by far. But maybe for sharp buyers, you know, maybe for sharp collectors, maybe you buy low on some Wander Frankos and see if he ends up projecting out as well. There's Andrew Vaughn. We were just talking about him. To 100 atomic auto for the White Sox Fred Schultz. There you go, Fred. There you go, third overall pick, 2019. There's Freud Snovah to 150 blue shimmer. Yeah, the Angels fans around here are pretty excited about Joe Adele. Astros, Ryan with that one. Robert Poston, Chrome, another one from Matthew Shearer. Poston, I have, you know, he's not on my radar at all. I think when we were first doing some first editions, some people were like, yeah, Robert Poston, this guy's gonna be huge. And I was like, who? He wasn't on my radar at all. So I admit that I'm not sure, don't really have too much familiarity with him. But I think hobby-wise, he's doing pretty decently on a secondary market. I guess more than some of the other rookies or prospects at the moment. I believe it or not, folks, last box are just a little over an hour. So we should be, I think my initial schedule was correct. Might be a little behind, but we'll get there. What is it? Who's age, Chad? Poston's age? JMS, what's up? Where are you $500? Has that not been pulled yet? I would've thought that someone would've been like, it's gone, it's been pulled. I mean, maybe someone has pulled and they're just sitting on it, but I'd be hard not to go to social media once you pull something like that. Ah, I see. So Robert Poston not only is he young, but went through the system more quickly than expected. Here you go. Well, he'll certainly get opportunities with the A's. All right, last box, folks. Last few autographs. Thanks for hanging with me throughout the break. Tony Debrel, 70 out of 2.99. Speckle autograph for the Metropolitan's, Robert Z with that. Poston chrome and paper for Matthew Shearer and the A's. Paper Jason Dominguez. And we've got a gold Grant Levine to 50 for the Rockies, Adam Harper with the Rocks and another Dominguez paper for the Yankees. Aaron Haynes won that. People love those orange parallels. All right, last stack. Made it, made it. We've got Yon Diaz for the Tampa Bay Rays, Adam Harper. Is that our first or second, was that our second autograph, first autograph? We've got a yellow Pietalanzo, five out of 75. Paper for Robert and the Metz, Speckle. We've got Aaron Shortridge. Pirates, that'll be for Aaron Haynes. That's the team he bought to win the Yankees. Yeah, we've done a lot of sapphire before. If you look in our video archives, you'll see all the tops and bowman sapphire that we've done. Bobby Whitjr, Jr. Chrome. Oh, I missed the next line. Oh, it wasn't, it wasn't out of five, Chad, for the Brandon Davis. It's not bad. There's Anthony Valope to 125. And we've got an Ezekiel Juran. 14 out of 250 purple chrome autograph. Not bad at all, Aaron, for winning this team. Nice break for you. There's Joe Adele. We were just talking about him a little bit earlier. He should be a big prospect. More Bobby Whitjr, Jr. paper for the Royals. Adam Harper. And, is that it? Yeah, no more boxes over there. Paper, paper, paper, paper, paper, paper. And John means Babel. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. A very nice mixer. Half bowman jumbo. Half jumbo and half hobby. Second half is in the store, folks. We'll be able to run that back tomorrow. So here's a quick little recap here. Not too shabby. We've got a lot of paper and chrome parallels in that pile, too. So very excellent break. That was Pick Your Team Nine. Thanks for breaking with us. Thanks for watching. Thanks for hanging out with me. I'll see you next time. Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'm out.


Hi everybody it's Simon from Mixed Up Craft. Thank you for watching my tutorial today. I've got these really big gift bags to show you but before I get into that I just wanted to say something about the rings I wear. I've received so many messages, sorry I'm just moving on my seat there, loads of messages and people saying oh show us them in more detail, we love your rings you wear, your rings are really big and my mum laughs actually because this has kind of been a statement thing for me for years. My closest friends and I had 17 long years working in retail fashion and I've just accumulated a lot of jewellery and I used to make my own jewellery so I used to make quite big rings as well and a lot of those pretty much all of them are up in the loft in my mum and dad's house and I do keep thinking I need to go up there but I always forget so next time I'm back I'll try and someone remind me when I say I'm next going back home remind me to go up in the loft and have a look for my jewellery but yeah so this is just a particular favourite this one here as you can see yeah the bigger the better I've got some really wacky ones and I just love them I just think it's really fun so this my right hand has always got some kind of funky jewellery on it so there you go but yeah I will show some of the other rings off when I do get them hopefully okay so back to the project I have these big gift bags now I have made some other big gift bags before and I'll put a little link up here somewhere I just tried to make if I'm going to do another big gift bag I'll make it slightly different just so that they're all slightly different dimensions so I can have a nice kind of variety in the playlist so this one here measures 3 by not no 9 10 lemon dot yeah 3 by 12 I've done another one which is 4 by 8 and I've got another one again but I can't remember the size for that one so this is using three pieces of 12 by 12 paper I have used for this one beyond the shore by trim craft this one is tropacana by simply creative sorry that's first edition they're all trim craft but this is first edition beyond the shore this is tropacana simply creative and I'm going to be using dovecraft nature's grace they've got like a lady's kind of briefcase style to them so you undo the bow and they open and they all fold flat as well now this is optional and I'll talk you through that bit but you just push in the sides and the whole thing's fold flat now I really like folded flat gift bags because a lot of the things I make obviously I live in China so I make them and then I bring them back to the UK and I prepare all my birthday presents or other gifts for that next part of the year for family and friends so mine do all get used I'm just very organised so you can see now how great they are when they fold flat and I absolutely adore these think they're lovely so you are going to need just pop that to one side also another thing I've had quite a few people messaging me asking what colour paper I use and I have this here and it's the solid card stock assorted colossal colours by do crafts paper mania you get 75 sheets 216 gsm it's perfect for gift boxes gift bags any 3d craft and also for normal you know greeting cards card craft for matting and layering things like that it's 1999 and I get it from hobby craft but again I'll look for some other links see if there's any other suppliers that sell it as well but it's a really good one especially if you're starting off especially if you don't have a lot of room in your craft room because I keep it in this kind of thing it's got a perforated edge you pull this all down and then you can literally flick through there's no same colour there's only one of each colour but they do a whole rainbow so there's about 10 in yellow 10 greens and so on and so forth so yeah it's a really really good one I love this and they also do it in 8 by 8 and 6 by 6 okay so let's just bring this over so this is the ones I'm going to use today so this is using the um like I said the dovecraft natures grace um and I just yeah I love this print I thought it would look really nice for a bag so three pieces of 12 by 12 two of the pieces need to be your pattern paper so your actual main your front and your back of your gift bag and then the side pieces here I've just picked out a colour that matched well with this and these are going to be the sides and the handle and the closure that flaps over the top so first of all with your 12 by 12 pieces now if it's directional paper you want to turn it so that the the top this is where um this is this piece here this is where my little flap is going to come over with the ribbon so this is the top of my gift bag this is the bottom so if it's directional paper make sure your print is going off in this direction here and you just want to score at three inches okay so I've got that one there and just grab this one again three inches okay then with your other piece of 12 by 12 so I've got two side panels my lid and my handle and this all comes to 12 inches so I've done it deliberately so that you are getting every single piece of that 12 inch piece of cardstock okay so you need two pieces from that that measure four by 12 one piece that measures three by 12 and then you will have a one inch piece left and that's your handle that's your strips are one by 12 okay with the two pieces of four by 12 along the four inch side you want to score at half an inch and at three and a half inches then rotate it and you want to score at three now if you want it to fold flat you want to also score at four and a half if you just want to keep it upright in its solid form don't worry about that score line then rotate it back along the four inch side and again if you don't want it to lie flat you don't need to do any of this but if you do you want to score at two inches all the way down to that four and a half inch score line that we just scored there okay then with your three by 12 piece you just want to score along the shortest side the three inch side at one inch all the way down okay then get rid of your scoreboard again if you are wanting yours to fold flat then you just want to grab your ruler and there's that two inch score line that we scored all the way down to that four and a half inch score line here from that we're now going to just score two score lines from there down to there and there down to there again this is if you want it to fold flat if not you can just fast forward you don't need to watch this piece so I'm just going to go over mine again just so that they're nice and burnish and nice and scored we'll burnish it in a minute like so I'll just bring that up you can see there where I've just scored so it's from the bottom of that two inch score line down to the corners there okay then when you've done that we can burnish all of our score lines get rid of that out of the way like that so and just do that bottom one for the minute then I'm just going to grab some scissors and the bottom part okay so this is all facing this is the side this is your base this bottom piece here you just want to cut up the score lines so and then just cut those pieces completely out and to make sure that nothing overhangs so we don't get anything sticking out the bottom of our gift bag I'm just going to take off some chunks there from both the sides that will just eliminate that from happening and then also take a little bit off the bottom there and then again from the tops by doing all of that it just stops anything overhanging okay then with this middle score line just push it down like so and all the way up to there and it was these will all kind of come together as well you can just kind of pinch them like that okay so that's now what you should have and you want to repeat that so you have two okay so that's my two side panels with your lid just burnish that one inch score line and then just with my corner punch I've just cornered off my edges there but that's completely optional okay so now we can start putting it all together so grab one of your pieces here if you've got different pieces um you know make sure you've got this is going to be my back and then just burnish that one as well and that will be my front okay so there's a you know it's a deconstructed gift bag so we're doing every single piece so starting with the back first grab one of your side pieces and I'm just going to grab some of my glue here and you want to put it on the top okay make sure you're getting it right up to your edges there and then this score line here it's got a line up with the edge here okay so again it's good to use your wet glue here because you've got that little bit of wiggle room bring it up and you want to make sure that none of the base is overhanging okay so you've got the score lines perfectly joined there stick that all down then move across to the other side so get your other edge your other side piece like so then with your front or it could be the back it really doesn't matter I'm going to then run you could use double sided tape if you haven't got enough glue for this area you just want to splotch your glue all on that these are great gift bags for putting like a small piece of clothing in it would it would easily fit a lightweight dress t-shirt a little jersey so it's good to make these slightly larger ones for those kind of gifts and then this one this score line here I'm lining up with the other side and it will all sit in nicely and always lift this up and just make sure before it all sets like so that this score line here the base isn't overhanging so okay so that is now what you should have you've got your your both your sides here your front and your back sorry and then your two side pieces here then what you want to do so I'll start with this one here first bring it up fold this piece in okay and you're going to put glue all the way down this tab and making sure you've got it obviously right up to the edges there just going to spread that out in my finger and then bring this one up and make sure it gets right to the top first so you focus on joining the top because all of the rest of it will all then line up and then you can just squash that all down like so so now I've got a really nice join at the top there and I've got a perfect join all the way along the side and then I'm going to go to the other side here and again on the front there and then bring that under go right to the top first make sure that's all lined up and then the rest will just all sit down nicely turn it completely over and then with your ruler you can just go along this and just make sure it's really nicely secured to your paper and that is one side done you can see already now we've got a really lovely roomy bag so now you want to repeat that with the same process on this side so just put glue along here along here and stick this down okay so now I have this really nice size gift bag now if you want to you could just go and put for example this handle here you could put one on each side and just have a normal gift bag obviously we're not doing that today we want to do something different so I'm just going to put that to one side now if you don't have this here I love this and I've used this quite a lot and it's the X cut pump punch and it just does a single hole punch but it means you can do it over any surface area and it's just really really handy so if you don't have one of these what you'll want to do now so what I can do decide where's the front and the back I'm going to do this bit the front because it's got that card that can continuously goes around so all you want to do is just squeeze in the sides okay and then the back kind of pinch down and it would just all fold flat it's hard to really explain but you can see what happens there when it's all folded down what you will find best to do is because I'm going to use my punch but if you don't have it you want to bring in how far in did I do the hole punching here so it's four inches in and I believe it was one inch yeah because it's a two inch piece here so it was one inch down so what you would want to do now is come in at four and one inch down and put a pencil mark okay and then with your um it's just one of these kind of hole punches you might not be able to come down a whole inch let me just see yeah you probably could and then just punch through this and then you would have to then again on this piece here not on that piece because it's the back but on this front piece come in at four and come down at one and punch again or lie it over do this one first hole punch this first then lie it over the top as if it was together like so draw a pencil mark through the one that you've already punched on here and then punch them okay now I'm going to punch the whole thing together when it's all been stuck together with this because it will punch right the way through everything and it just makes it a bit easier you don't run the risk of slightly being off with your um holes that you may have punched so what we can do now is just on the back of this I'm just going to put some more glue okay and then just sitting it like so bring this piece over and the end of the back piece here has got a line up with that inside score line there so just come and sit the whole thing over again you've got a little bit of wiggle room before it dries I'm just going to get rid of some of that glue that's just seeped over the edge and now that piece will fold over giving you that effect there okay so now this is when I can just punch through everything so all I need to do is just with a little pencil mark um so I'm going to come in I know I'm roughly about an inch down there so four inches and then it'll be at eight because that's four inches in from this side so I can see there I've just got a little pencil mark I've just done there and there okay and then with this punch you get three different sizes I think I've got the medium one in for this one and you just lie it over and then punch it a few times or pump it a few times and it's just cut right the way through all three of those layers okay so again this one okay so yeah highly recommend this um $9.99 and I got it from eBay but they are available in the range UK and on Amazon and other sellers on eBay as well so again I've shared links I've shared links before um so have a look out for that okay so now I can put my ribbon through I'm going to do the ribbon before I put the hand along and then you kind of know where you want to put your handle so this is quite a thick ribbon so I'm just going to twist the ends there and come through first and then once I've made my bow look nice I'm just going to seal the ends so I thought I'd use this quite quite dramatic with the black I was thinking about bringing out the purple but I think the black against it gives it a really kind of luxurious um feel against that mustard kind of yellow I just thought the colors worked really well together so again just tie this in a nice bow and then I can just tidy up my edges and then yeah it's got a cheapy lighter here and I'm just going to carefully just seal off both those sides okay so that's now all prepped that's not going to fray anymore but how lovely does that look so you want to keep it just like that you can do I'm not going to even flip it over and then grab my tape um tape my handle and you want to come up about an inch and just cover that in glue okay like so and then I go right to the very end of where I put the ribbon in line with the bottom of that one inch piece here just so it's all nice and neat and that's a good way then for you to know that you're getting both your sides perfectly even okay and then with my thumb and my finger on the top keeping your thumb facing the front the whole way around you want to bring your hand around like that again pop your glue about one inch and then flip it over and again just line that line the handle up just hold that one in place it dries and there you have it a gorgeous gift bag I absolutely love them again you know what I like I'm so appreciative of paper and print and I just think they look gorgeous there's that one there's that one and there's that one so I think I've got a really nice variety you know for different personalities different um occasions and uh and so on so there you go so I hope you've enjoyed um today's tutorial please as always give me a thumbs up comment send me messages I love it and I do try to get around to everybody um but I am getting more and more so I'm uh yeah but I do try and I do read them all as well so um yeah please hit the like button and subscribe to the channel to see more thanks for watching bye


Hello everyone, this is financial author Ahmed Dunn of Iran Journal. In the past, the WestJet RBC World Elite MasterCard, annual companion bonus voucher, was good for an annual companion flight for $99 plus taxes and fees to fly anywhere in Canada or the United States, excluding Hawaii and Puerto Rico. However, WestJet announced on March 1, 2016 that the annual companion flight would have full access to anywhere WestJet flies, including Mexico and the Caribbean, Hawaii and Europe. The price breakdown for the companion voucher is now Canada and the continental USA for $99 plus fees and taxes, Hawaii, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean for $299 and Europe for $399. Whether the companion fare will save you money or not after paying $99 annual fee depends on where you go and how much other airline fears are going for at that moment. Here are three samples I have compiled on economy class based on possible lowest fears, including sale that I checked on March 13, 2016, traveling on April 17 to April 22. Toronto to Las Vegas for two using companion voucher $774. Toronto to Las Vegas for two on another airline using Skyscanner.com $1000. Toronto to Honolulu, Hawaii for two using companion voucher $1417. Toronto to Honolulu, Hawaii for two on another airline using Skyscanner.com $188. Toronto to Mexico City for two using companion voucher $1800. Toronto to Mexico City for two on another airline using Skyscanner.com $927. As you can see, based on the above three samples and several other samples I tried, including traveling to Europe, you may find that traveling on other airlines cost less than WestJet, even using a discounted companion voucher. However, because the companion voucher works on any fear class on WestJet, you may find it useful if you're buying the more expensive flex or plus fear class. Whether you should continue keeping the WestJet RBC World Elite MasterCard or not depends on whether the companion voucher saves you money or not. Another friendly reminder is that this card does not provide trip cancellation insurance or it doesn't provide any concierge service. That's all for today. Thank you.


That's something that she's been talking about quite often in the past as a feminist as someone who cares very much about civil liberties and that is the issue of pornography and is censorship the answer. So here is Joan Kennedy Taylor. Well first of all let me say that the conference announcement listed this as a debate but no one wants to debate and I don't blame them because what American would come to a group called the Free Press Association and say she was against freedom of the press. So I'm going to try to follow Lord Acton's dictum which is that you should make a better case for your opponent than that opponent could make and I'll debate myself. The issue is pornography. In contemporary America it's sometimes hard for a romantic to know where to look. From paperback racks to the drug stores of resort hotels to the controversial billboard that announced I am black and blue from the Rolling Stones to newsstands on Fifth Avenue we are barraged not just with images of nudity and copulation but of beatings, bondage and the sexual exploitation of children. Those with eye trouble appear to see what is playing in the neighborhood movie house at their peril because it's apt to be see the native virgins sacrificed.  That's a psychological question that I can't fully answer except to say that it seems as if one of the appeals of pornography is that it must be wicked. So as our society has become more permissive and labeled most sexually explicit material as not wicked at all the issue of pornography hasn't disappeared but a lot of the pornography publicly available has become kinkier where once the pastoral romance of Lady Chatterley and her gamekeeper violated marital and class taboos as well as taboos against sexual description and vulgar language. Now those who need to imagine forbidden indulgences have to seek the images and hustler of women being run through meat grinders. Earlier Michael Grossberg said I was going to talk about is it a problem so perhaps I should pause for a minute just to discuss that issue. There's a two-fold division here that we're talking about. There is on the one hand the wicked kinkier material that I've just described and there is also sexually explicit erotic material and there is a lot of evidence that the market is shifting very very much in favor of the latter kind of material. For instance home videos. Originally almost all home video tapes were x-rated then movies became available on home videos and now x-rated videos are somewhere between five and fifteen percent of the market and that's all and of those only 37 percent are bought by men 32 percent are bought by women and the rest are bought by couples and this shift in the buying population has already influenced the material towards more just explicit sexually arousing heterosexual stuff which does not really in its nature unless you think that sex itself degrades women does not in its nature project a negative image of women. It seems to me that we have to make clear have clear in our minds that there's nothing necessarily wrong with the concept of treating somebody as a sex object as long as this is done with friendliness and affection. What's wrong with the concept of a sex object is when this is combined with an attitude of of dislike and disdain and this is what some of the material and that is available seems to be doing and this is the basis of the feminist argument against a lot of this material. The feminist argument against pornography is that women as a group are being vilified by such images such as women being run through meat grinders which was actually a picture in hustler magazine several years ago just as Jews as a group were vilified by the cartoons depicting them in hostile terms in early Nazi Germany. We know is that better okay we know that the reports of rape wife beating and child abuse have increased in the culture over the same period in which these degrading images of women have appeared with increasing frequency. We may not know the causal relationship if any between violent pornography and violent behavior but if we as a culture look with equanimity on the depiction of the debasement and torture of any group of people aren't we implying that that group is somehow subhuman and deserves such treatment and if this kind of depiction goes on indefinitely without protest even if it's not causing violent action now might it not lead to a sanctioning of violent action as it did in Nazi Germany. Local governments have a tradition of enforcing community standards shouldn't our communities protest the public displays of such offensive materials. Would we allow pictures of men in white hoods hanging terrified blacks or titillating descriptions of Auschwitz from the Nazi point of view to be similarly displayed and sold? In fact a 1952 Supreme Court decision held that statutes making it a crime to defame racial or religious groups are constitutional. The right to utter libel is not considered protected by the First Amendment and Boharney versus Illinois held that libeling an ethnic group is equivalent to libeling an individual and therefore not protected speech if there is a specific statute enacted that makes it a crime to defame the group. Actually this was applied to racial or religious groups. The statutory requirement is because there is no common law concept of group libel. I may make libelous statements about groups that I could be sued for if I made them about a specific individual. That basically is the feminist argument for action. The civil libertarian argument I'm now debating myself would quarrel with the Boharney decision to hold that the First Amendment to the Constitution guarantees freedom of the press not just for acceptable material but as Oliver Wendell Holmes once put it freedom for the thought we hate. In the name of freedom of speech Nazis have been allowed to march on the streets of Skokie Illinois books critical of the government are published and any pernicious social or religious doctrine if seriously expressed cannot be suppressed. The Supreme Court didn't directly consider the issue of freedom of speech until 1919 and in that case it lost. In Schenck versus the United States the court unanimously upheld the conviction of socialists who had printed a pamphlet arguing that the draft was unconstitutional and distributed it to men awaiting induction as draftees and this is the case in which Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes said you can't shout fire in the theater and cause a panic that if speech or writing will create a clear and present danger that they will bring about evils that the congress has a right to prevent they are not protected. The history of this doctrine the clear and present danger doctrine goes uphill from then. The clear and present danger concept was later used to strike down convictions of a Jehovah's Witness for breaching the peace by playing an anti-Catholic record in public and a conviction of an unfrocked Catholic priest who made an anti-Semitic speech to an audience of 800 people both on the grounds that any danger was not clear and present. Notice that in both these cases there was not a specific statute forbidding the defamation of a group. It was merely that it was considered that it might cause disturbed the peace cause riots or something of that nature. But the late Justice Hugo Black who sat on the Supreme Court from 1937 to 1971 and held that the words no law in the First Amendment mean no law is credited with shifting the legal discussion about speech from the question of what are the limits to free speech to the question are there any? And gradually the clear and present danger test as well as other tests that the court had applied fell into disuse as far as political and religious and social ideas go. Three categories of speech are still considered exempt from First Amendment protection libel fighting words that is if you swear at somebody and obscenity. A fourth category commercial speech is in a more amorphous position and its position is changing. I won't go into that. There have been two general Supreme Court decisions defining tests to be applied to question the material to determine if it's obscene. In Roth versus United States 1957 the test was whether to the average person applying contemporary community standards the dominant theme of the material taken as a whole appeals to purient interest. This caused a lot of problems and the court went through a number of years in which they could not agree and in which they reversed a lot of lower court decisions and finally in Miller versus California in 1973 the Berger court gave a new definition which was they felt fuller and less apt to be misunderstood which was whether the work taken as a whole lacks serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value as well as appealing to purient interest and depicting sexual conduct in a patently offensive way. Both of these would be determined by community values and the case that the present Supreme Court has agreed to hear this term turns on whether it is constitutional also to apply community standards to judge the literary, artistic, political or scientific value of allegedly obscene works. But those who agree with Justice Black that no law means no law do not think that there should be an exception to the First Amendment coverage of written material because of sexual content or because as a number of decisions have held sexual interest was being commercially exploited and commercial interests are not protected. Perhaps the most horrendous of such cases was the 1966 upholding of the conviction of Ralph Ginsburg who went to jail for five years for advertising his publications as pornographic although they were not. The civil libertarian argument in its purest form is that there should be no legal category of obscenity which has always been impossible to define anyway. If I was speaking on behalf of an organization to suppress pornography I would answer by saying that although such organizations have tried so far in vain to have the spirit of the Boharney decision applied to women by getting various communities to pass ordinances declaring that pornography violates women's civil rights by far the most wide speaking and I'm sorry wide sweeping and effective actions that have been taken have been those of boycott. Surely a group like the Free Press Association a national network of journalists committed to individual rights would hold the groups that band together to withhold buying power in order to apply economic pressure in accordance with their values are exercising their property rights. That is what a coalition of feminists and fundamentalists have been doing on a nationwide basis. To quote from an editorial by Marty Zupan in Reason Magazine this summer why was it perfectly okay even virtuous for grocery stores to refuse to stock non-union grapes and lettuce in response to pressure from Cesar Chavez and his followers but it's not at all okay. It's downright un-American for convenience stores to pull playboy and penthouse from their shelves in response to pressure from Jerry Falwell and his followers. Good question. There's a partial answer to that question but it's not a good one nor is it one that journalists should support. It rests in the increasingly common assumption that the First Amendment guarantees something to the reader as well as to the writer. Not only are we free to write and publish this theory goes but we should have access to the ideas that we may value. This is the assumption or one of the assumptions behind the fairness doctrine in television and radio and is also behind the increasing pressure which some of you may be familiar with to force newspapers to grant equal time to the opinions of those that they disagree with. This is not a rights-oriented view of the First Amendment. Certainly not a prior property rights view of newspaper owners. It is the view that we allow diversity of opinion not because people have the right to express ideas but because society benefits from a marketplace of ideas. The distinction may not seem important until the time comes when the ideas that went out in the marketplace seem to some to be potentially harmful to society. Then those who hold the social value view of speech will want them suppressed. So if much pornography is vulgar, demeaning, and hostile to women and if boycott is a proper way of trying to affect one's values, are we talking about censorship at all? Censorship is government action, not private action no matter how effective. Well there is some government action lurking in the wings here. First of all there's the Attorney General's Commission on Pornography and its letters to publishers, bookstores, and convenience stores. Time magazine pointed out that more than 10,000 stores across the country including such mammoth chains as 7-Eleven and Right Aid have removed Playboy and Penthouse from their shelves, many of them acting after receiving a letter from the Mies Commission suggesting that they might be cited for distributing pornography. The letter signed by the Commission's Director told the recipients that they had been accused by an unnamed witness, offered a chance to rebut the accusation, and warned that refusal to reply would be interpreted as acquiescence to the charges. A federal district judge later ordered the Commission to retract this implied threat calling it a prior restraint on speech. An October article in The New York Times says that in the past 18 months more than 17,000 stores have stopped carrying sex magazines. About half of these stores succumb to pressure including picketing from an unlikely combination of conservatives and feminists who feel that pornography degrades women. The rest of the stores fell into line after they got a letter last February from the Mies Commission warning that they might be named in the panel's report. So the estimate is that the boycott produced half the effect and government threats did the rest. The Mies Commission report is having indirect effects as well. It has created a climate of opinion in which local police action against publications considered questionable is stepping up. Times cites Steve Holman, Director of Citizens Concerned for Community Values of Greater Cincinnati, as saying that the report quote will give momentum nationwide to obscenity law enforcement, end of quote. The report called for more legal action against those publications that can be considered legally obscene and also called for citizen action against those publications that are not legally obscene such as Playboy and Plant House. In this new climate of opinion, the definition of obscenity is being stretched out of recognition. It was never very good to begin with, but consider this. In June, the City Council of Tyler, Texas passed an anti obscenity statute ordering retailers to put all magazines that featured pictorial nudity behind the counter in plain brown wrappers. Now you must understand many magazines rely very heavily on so-called impulse stales in stores or new stands. Penthouse, for instance, gets 96% of its sales that way. So you can understand that the editors of Cosmopolitan were concerned when policemen in Tyler began ordering stores to put the July Cosmo in plain brown wrappers because of an illustrated story on cosmetic surgery that included before and after photos of breast surgery and tummy tucks. There was a legal controversy. Cosmopolitan won, but as a side effect, at least one chain of convenience stores, Brookshire food stores, according to Savvy Magazine, pulled the July Cosmo from all its stores, not just those in Tyler, and also decided to permanently discontinue carrying the magazine. A decision to remove offending material because of police action is hardly a response to Boycott. The Boycott front itself is also moving more towards the mainstream and what must be considered overreaction or maybe it's not. The real targets are the hard core stuff, but they aren't sold in convenience stores and other places that women pad for eyes. They're sold in adult bookstores. So the Boycotts are organized against non-obscene targets because that's where they can be effective. In May, an issue of American photographer was pulled off some racks in Kansas because of a photo that showed a woman's breast. This photo had previously been run in town and country. Walmart stores stopped selling all rock and roll and teen magazines in all of their stores after Jimmy Swaggart criticized them. Magazine distributors have reported complaints about the annual swimsuit issue of sports illustrated. Good housekeeping got, quote, numerous complaints, unquote, for running a jockey shorts ad. The University of Wisconsin Union, attacked for carrying Playboy and Penthouse, discontinued 67 other magazines, including Vogue. The company that runs 850 magic markets in 14 states stopped selling Penthouse, Wee and Gallery last spring as a result of pressure. Shortly thereafter, a magic market in Tampa was threatened by pickets from the local chapter of the National Federation for Decency who wanted the store also to remove national lampoon and mad. Why? Because those magazines promote rebellion against parental authority. Are these the bedfellows that feminists want to choose in this magazine fight? Economic Boycott is a powerful tool, but it has unexpected side effects. The Cosmopolitan Plastic Surgery story reminds me of the fracas a couple of years ago, when Ms. Magazine was banned by some public school libraries because it ran an article against pornography that authorities thought was itself pornographic. If feminists are going to strengthen the clout of fundamentalist forces, they can expect three results. First, the one I just discussed, that this clout will be used to try to ban discussions that feminists may not want to ban, like rebellion against parental authority. Second, that they are going to economically harm magazine distributors who may not be able to carry the variety of publications that they have in the past. Magazine distributors already are losing up to a million dollars a month in revenues just from the drop in Playboy and Penthouse sales. Some newsstands that have dropped these high-volume magazines may find themselves no longer supplied with any magazines, as distributors cut back to reflect lower profit margins. Will Playboy and Penthouse go out of business? No. They may cut down on the literary content of the magazines, which are now about the highest-paying market for serious fiction and non-fiction, but they are already planning to diversify into x-rated videotapes. The third effect of joining with the religious right in these boycotts may be to take us back in history. The laws against obscenity rely, as I mentioned before, on prejudice against commercial activity. The federal government got into the act in the first place through the power to run a postal service and the power to establish customs regulations. Until this century, obscenity laws were concerned not primarily with books, but with conduct and with articles of commerce. The first effective anti-obscenity federal statute was the Comstock Act of 1873, which made it a crime to mail an obscene, lewd, lascivious, indecent, filthy, or vile article, matter, thing, device, or substance, or to inform someone through the mails where such illegal objects may be obtained directly or indirectly through a written or printed card, letter, circular, book, pamphlet, advertisement, or notice of any kind. It was stretched to include books, but from the time of its passage it was enforced against contraceptive devices and contraceptive information. Anthony Comstock, who designed the law and even worked as an unsalaried postal inspector in order to enforce it, entrapped doctors and birth control advocates by writing letters claiming to be a desperate woman whose life would be endangered by childbirth. According to an article in Playboy in 1976, quote, in 1913 he boasted of having convicted some 3600 persons and of having driven at least 15 to suicide, unquote. The religious right campaigns not only against pornography, but against abortion and for at the very least limits on birth control. Do those of us who criticize hardcore pornography want to run the risk of a move to revive the original meaning of the Comstock Act, which is still on the books? Those who don't learn from history are condemned to repeat it. We all have an undoubted right to express our values in speech and through economic action, but we had better make sure that that is what we are doing. The combination of letters on Justice Department stationery and economic boycott has created a situation for two magazines, Playboy and Penthouse, that has drastically affected their circulations, has changed their advertising base, has affected the distribution of all magazines because they were among the most widely distributed and profitable magazines in the country and may have given a badly needed boost to the diminishing market for X-rated videos. That will at least get sexual material off the streets and into the hall. But Playboy and Penthouse may be easy targets, but they are not the real targets. No one thinks that they are pornographic, not the courts, not the Mies Commission, and not even most feminists. As an article in Savvy pointed out, a trip to a well-stocked magazine rack is all it takes to realize that Playboy and Penthouse, with their scantily-clad women and provocative poses, are pretty mild stuff. They hardly represent the cutting edge of what's available in sexually explicit material. The real target is not sold in stores. Feminists fear that a hostile and degrading attitude towards women does not violate community standards. That it is part of community standards. We want to change souls, which is a worthy and important cause. But since we have not yet succeeded in doing that, some of us are settling for destroying businesses instead.


Today, we are going to explore the mysteries of love. So let's start with our big question. How do you know when someone likes you? It's rarely about the things they say. More often than not, it's about the things they don't say. Words can be misleading. They may never admit their feelings out loud, but their actions may tell you a different story. Love communicates through subtle subconscious behaviors, through small gestures, stolen glances, and moments of silence. It's a challenging language to understand, but if you pay close attention, you can unravel someone's true feelings. To help you decipher the language of love, here are 10 signs that your crush likes you. Just as a disclaimer, just one of the signs may mean nothing, but the more of these signs, the more likely your crush really does like you. One, they fixate on you. The eyes are often called the windows to the soul. But is that really true? Can you understand your crush's feelings just by watching their eyes? In a 2014 study, Beaumont and others found that your eyes give away your honest intentions. You unconsciously fixate on people, places, and objects that you want the most. If you're staring at food, you're probably hungry. If you're staring at old photos, you might be homesick. If your crush is fixated on you, they may be in love. Two, they lean toward you. Love changes the orientation of your body. Around friends, you lean back. You're calm and comfortable. Around someone you like, your body springs forward.  Imagine your crush is talking about a sport you've never played. It's not your favorite subject to talk about, but you lean forward anyway. Why? Because their opinions matter to you. Without realizing it, your body changes shape. So, does your crush's body lean towards you? A little movement can go a long way. Three, they're vulnerable with you. It's not easy to be open with someone. In your daily life, you raise giant walls to protect yourself from getting hurt. But when you're around someone you trust, those walls come crumbling down. According to a 1997 study by Aaron and others, vulnerability nurtures both love and attraction. It builds trust by fostering deeper feelings of closeness. But vulnerability isn't just about expressing yourself. It needs to be mutual. If your crush always wants to know more about you, you too may be more than just friends. Four, they smile at you. Different smiles mean different things. Some are closed and mysterious. Others are open and happy. But how do people smile when they're in love? A 2018 research summary by Montoya and others explains that a genuine smile can demonstrate trust, attraction, and vulnerability. In other words, your crush may be constantly smiling because they feel close to you. Five, they open their posture. When you interact with someone you like, you instinctively open your posture.  Each of these nonverbal signals creates a physical and emotional bond with someone.   When you spend time with your crush, your brain releases a love hormone called oxytocin.  That closeness changes your body language, encouraging things like eye contact. In other words, looking into your crush's eyes isn't just romantic. It's a great way to express your interest. If they return the favor, the feelings may be mutual. Seven, they make physical contact. If you like someone, tiny things can be electrifying. A small touch on the arm, their legs rubbing gently against yours. Contact is so powerful because touching another person, especially someone you like, triggers the same flood of feel-good hormones.  It's not always an accident. Your crush may be trying to show their true feelings. Eight, they make time for you. Does your crush make time for you? By opening up their schedule, they're tearing down an important barrier, something that would stop you two from being together. Invisible forces like time and distance are common roadblocks for young couples. Each time your crush makes time for you, they're leaping over one of these hurdles. According to a 2010 study from Rhodes and others, that means your relationship may have more potential. Nine, they copy your behavior. Have you ever noticed your crush copying you? Every time you smile, they smile. Every time you take a drink, they do too. This psychological phenomenon is called mirroring. When you like someone, you mimic their posture, actions, and facial expressions. So if talking to your crush is like looking into a mirror, there's a good chance they have feelings for you. And 10, they invest in you. Has your crush ever lent you a jacket or a pencil? On the surface, these little favors don't look like much, but they're often a sign of romantic interest. When you lend something to your crush, you're making a small investment. That item, no matter how small, binds the two of you together. So don't let your crush's investment go unnoticed. Has your crush been sending you hidden signals? Have you noticed signs we didn't cover in this video? Let us know in the comments below. Share this video with someone who might benefit from it. And don't forget to click the like button and subscribe for more psychology content. As always, thanks for watching.


Hello everybody. Welcome back to another AI video. In this one, I'm going to show you how to get a summary and a transcript from any YouTube video you like. So get the transcript and then how to send it into ChatGPT to make a summary all with one click. It's pretty wild and you can again use this for either your own videos or maybe there's educational videos that you want to learn from and you don't have time to listen to like two hours of talking. You want the highlights easy to do. All you need to do is install an app from the Chrome Store called Glassp. I'll put a link in the description below for those of you that want to follow along. And then once you've got it, you're going to see here, I'm just going to close this off. So I'll put the link in the description. You'll see right here at the top right, there's something called Glassp, a social web highlight and YouTube summary. If you do not see this, click on this extensions button here, this little jigsaw and make sure that the Glassp is pinned. And if you don't see it here, click on manage extensions like I just did there and then make sure that the toggle is on so that it is up and running. Okay, let's close this now. Let's go back to YouTube and let's walk through it. The next step is to pick the video that you want to get a summary for. I'll state up front here that summaries for shorter videos are generally a little better because it's hard to sometimes put a thousand, you know, put 500 words for a two hour long podcast. So just keep that in mind, shorter videos tend to do better. But yeah, it works for everything. So in this case, I've got a video, I've got one here about a text to video, a new app that came out. So I'm going to click on it right here. Welcome back to another. And this is all it is. And it talks about this new app called decoherence. I'm going to now click on share. And I'm just going to copy this. I'm just got the, you know, got the URL just in case. But now you just head up here to the top right, and then click on right here, transcript and summary. You see that it's got Glassp, transcript and summary. You get three options. The one that I like to use is this one here to view AI summary. This opens it in a new tab. However, if you just want the transcript in plain text, click this button and it'll copy it. But for us, we want to run it through chat GPT. So I'm just going to click that button and then see if I can't load it.  So let me do that here. I turn the app on. So click transcript and summary. Click on this button here and bang, it opens up inside chat GPT. And then here you go. You'll see here, here's the summary. It just copy and paste it in. And then then here's the video summary prompt. And now it's just writing it for me. So that's all there is to it. Keep in mind if the summary isn't good, I like to do this sometimes rewrite, but longer just type that in and it will redo it if you want a longer summary and a little bit more detailed. That's all there is to it. That's all there is to Glassp. Thanks for watching.