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In the modern Church, the Holy Spirit is often treated like He's a liability rather than the very power to grow the Church. In many cases, He's barely tolerated when He should be sought after and honored. The Holy Spirit was present at the founding of the Church because He is the key to a powerful Church. Acts chapter 2 verses 1 through 4, on the day of Pentecost, all the believers were meeting together in one place. Suddenly there was a sound from heaven like the roaring of a mighty windstorm, and it filled the house where they were sitting. Then what looked like flames or tongues of fire appeared and settled on each of them. And everyone present was filled with the Holy Spirit and began speaking in other languages as the Holy Spirit gave them this ability. We need the Holy Spirit. Programs cannot replace power. Strategy cannot replace spirit. Methods cannot replace miracles. We must do away with clever sounding excuses that limit the Holy Spirit's influence in our churches and ministries. Without the power of the Holy Spirit, our preaching is just self-help. Our worship is just entertainment. Our evangelism is just marketing and our gathering is just a club. No more superficial encouragement. This hour calls for supernatural empowerment. This hour calls for a remnant that is unashamed of the Holy Spirit's work. Stop trying to explain Him and just embrace Him. Be bold and let it be known that we believe in the power of the Holy Spirit. We believe in His power to convict the heart of the sinner and to heal the disease of the afflicted. We believe in miracles, in healing, in casting out demons, in speaking in tongues, in manifestations of power. Yes, we believe in the power of Pentecost, the power of the Holy Spirit.  But it's time to surrender all. It's time to acknowledge that we are utterly helpless without Him, that we need the Holy Spirit. I'm David D. Hernandez and that is your Moment of Truth. Thank you for watching.


In this lesson we're going to be learning to upgrade our cryptographic methods out of our mono-alphabetic ciphers, like the Caesar, multiplicative and affine, to poly-alphabetic ciphers, such as what we're going to see here today using the tabula recta. Let's learn a little bit why this became so important. So a little historical context here. By the time we got to the year around 1700, this crypt analysis that we have been doing in the past couple of lessons, this frequency analysis, had become really commonplace, particularly among governments in Europe. In fact, many governments, most notably in Vienna, Austria, set up what were called the black chambers, where literally every piece of mail coming in and out of the country would end up in one of these government rooms where they would open them up, every piece of mail, copy them down, reseal them, and then send them back out often as little as just a couple of hours for that entire process so that the receiver of the mail didn't even know it was happening. And when they encountered an encrypted message, they passed that along to their intelligence team, where they would work in unison to quickly decrypt and store some of the secret information that was being passed through. Now, not only was this helpful for the governments to have information maybe about what other countries were up to, but also their diplomatic messages, all of those things, they had them, they would keep them, and they would often even sell them for a profit. So you can see that this idea of knowing that the government was reading all of your messages became probably unsettling to other countries who are trying to get messages to their ambassadors in Austria. So they needed to upgrade the cryptography that they were using to a new level that would be unbreakable by the government workers in these black chambers. So just like we saw happen in Europe, but also like we've seen in the last few lessons, the ciphers that we know and love so far are pretty much dead. Once you've mastered frequency analysis, and especially today with a modern computer, but even back in the 1700s with a team of mathematicians and cryptanalysis, even the most sophisticated mono-alphabetic cipher could be cracked in a reasonable amount of time. And mono-alphabetic just means that for every plain text letter that you're working with, it gets mapped to one and only one cipher text letter in the alphabet, and that's consistent throughout the entire message. So what could be due to improve it is to go to a polyalphabetic cipher where sometimes a plain text letter, maybe the letter B, sometimes that goes to a one cipher text letter, maybe Q, but other times it goes to a different cipher text letter, Z. Now, that might sound like that's a bad idea. We saw that happen with bad keys with our multiplicative ciphers. But the reason it was bad for a multiplicative cipher is that once you have the cipher text and you saw those two different cipher text letters, there's no way to know that they were which which plain text letter they got mapped to. This new system we're about to look at will have a built-in mechanism for us to know that when we see these cipher text letters that it could possibly go back to the same plain text. So this is going to be a nice upgrade and we'll see helps disguise some of the frequency analysis that we've come to learn. So this first started with Leon Battista Alberti back in the 1400s was the first person to ever come up with this idea of a cipher disk that we see in the lower right hand side of the screen here, where you've got your plain text and your cipher text rings. The way that this would work is that you would agree upon an index ahead of time. So in this example, it would be the lowercase letter G. And then you would move that underneath a particular uppercase letter on the outside ring. And this example is lined up with letter A. And now you've got your mapping between your plain text and your cipher text. So for example, if we were to kind of lay out the mappings here, our stationary disk, which is the outside ring is ABCDEFG and so on. And then the movable disk would be GKLNP and so on. And there's your mapping. The numbers we don't really see in our ciphers today, but Alberti here even had a plan for these numbers to be used with a code book where if you had like the number 231, you'd have to look that up in the book to figure out what word that took place. So we're not going to worry about those for us. We're going to keep working with just letters, but just a little historical side there. So the beauty of the disk is not just for creating the mappings, that's still just a mono-alphabetic cipher by itself, but that it included a mechanism to change the mapping at any time by moving that lowercase letter G to somewhere else in the message. So you might write your message out like this. If this is your plain text, he kind of flipped it. Alberti here did the plain text with uppercase. I know we do ciphertext uppercase, but roll with it here. Those underscores are going to be placeholders for where you would indicate where you're changing the ring location. So when you create your ciphertext, you would start with lowercase G under capital A, so you would write that down. And then you'd write your ciphertext Z, G, T, H, and so on using that mapping. And then you would flip around the ring, so you'd move that lowercase G somewhere else and you would write that in your ciphertext. So that capital letter Q is indicating where your index would go. So the lowercase G rotates around to underneath the capital Q, and then you continue in ciphering with a brand new mapping. So because you're flipping around that mapping over and over, you'll find that the same plain text letter, in this example, R, can be mapped to two different ciphertext letters in the message. But the person decoding the message would actually be able to kind of have a matching ring and flip around the mapping on their ring to correspond so that they don't even have to really think about it too much. Those two different ciphertext letters just end up going back to the same plain text R when they're decoding it. This idea of flipping around your ciphertext to plain text mapping throughout your message will help disguise the frequencies of the letters. If sometimes your plain text letter R goes to M, and other times it goes to K, and other times it goes to maybe like Z or X, you're going to see that you're going to really smooth out that distribution of ciphertext letters because it's not going to keep the same percentages that we would see in the English alphabet. This is really powerful. Somebody else built on this a little bit later. You'll see the years overlap just a little bit. This was a Johannes Trithemius, and it was not very sophisticated. It didn't have the nice rings or anything, but it did make it a little bit easier for us to lay out here in a grid system, which we'll see is helpful for us to think about when we get to programming this. He had this grid essentially wrote down every mapping from top to bottom, but you can also see some nice patterns here in the grid where every row is offset by the row previous to it just by one spot. So you can kind of see along diagonals here the same letter showing up over and over and over. We'll look at how to use this in just a moment. Let's see the way that Johannes Trithemius used this, what he called the tabular recta, this kind of table, square table basically. He didn't use it very sophisticated. In fact, his method was what we'll see is not very good, but it was the foundation. This one in the Alberti ring where the foundation for what is known now as the visionaire cipher, which we'll learn in our next lesson, which was kind of the gold standard for encryption, and it lasted almost up until the late 1800s. So really good method, and we'll see why it's so good in the next few lessons. Let's see how he would use this tabular recta. So you can see that the table that we have here has kind of a top row and a first column that are set apart from the field or the inside of the table. That top row is where we're going to look up our plain text letters, and then the first column along the left-hand side is where we're going to look up our keyword letters, and then we're going to follow them to the intersection to find the cipher text letter. On the left-hand side of the screen we've got our plain text message, something very simple, just my secret, and then we've created a key that goes over the top of the message. Now notice the key here is a sequence of characters. It's not just a number or two numbers. It's an actual kind of string or a text phrase. Now, this is the way that Tritimius did it. Pretty boring, just kind of the standard alphabet. A is my first key for the first letter. B is my second key for the second letter and so on. But there's a myriad of ways that we could set up that key on the top, and we're going to see that's where the real power on the system comes in is how we set up that key. So for now it could be any letters, but we'll talk about better ways to do it in our next lesson. Alright, so let's encrypt the message using the key A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H. The way it works is that you're going to look up your plain text letter in the top row and kind of think about that whole column of letters underneath it. And then we're going to look up the letter of the key that's above the letter M in the message. So in this case we're going to use the key of A. Those rows and columns that we've highlighted intersect at the letter M, and that letter M is our cipher text letter. Now mathematically you could think about it a slightly different way, is that we had our plain text of M and our key letter of A. Numerically they have the values of 12 and 0, and we add them together to get our cipher text number of 12, which maps back to M. Very similar to a Caesar cipher where M is our plain text and A is just the key value. So this is basically a little mini Caesar cipher we're doing on one letter at a time. Alright, let's go on to the next letter. So we would take our plain text letter Y, think about that column, our key letter of B, find the intersection of Z, and that's our next cipher text letter. Again, it's like a little mini Caesar cipher, Y plus B, 24 plus 1 gives us 25, 25 is the same as 25 in Mod 6, so there's our cipher text letter of Z. And we can kind of keep doing this, these kind of mini Caesar ciphers to get the next letter of U, the next letter of H, and so on to kind of build out our cipher text here one letter at a time. You can see it's very methodical, very algorithmic, so very good for setting up perhaps in code in just a little bit. So there's the encryption process. Let's take a look at the decryption process. Very similar. Here is another way we could have picked a key, so we've got a shorter message here, five letters, H, A, X, K, O, and the key is just kind of alternating between two letters, D and then K, and then D and then K, and then D until we fill up the whole cipher text. Very similar, we just kind of work this process kind of in reverse. We're going to start by choosing the row for our keyword letter, and we're going to follow that across to our cipher text letter of H, remember the cipher text letters are always in the middle, and then we're going to follow that up the column, which gives us a letter of E. So there's our first letter in plain text. Now, again, mathematically, maybe you want to think about that as your cipher text minus the key. Again, kind of like undoing a Caesar cipher, we're going to take our letter and subtract off the key. So seven minus three gives us four and four corresponds to E. We're going to do one more using the table. So we find our key letter of K, go across the row, find our cipher text letter of A, and follow it up to give us the plain text letter of Q. Mathematically, that would have been A minus K or zero minus 10, negative 10 mod 26 is 16 and 16 corresponds to Q. I'm going to finish this one out using the mathematical method. So X minus D is 20, which corresponds to U. K minus K is 10 minus 10, which is zero, which corresponds to A. And zero minus D is 14 minus three, which corresponds to 11 or the letter L. So there's our decrypted message equal. That's it for the tabular recta. So the system itself is very straightforward, but we're going to see, as I alluded to earlier, the power of the system doesn't come from the table itself necessarily, but it's this changing of the key from every letter. That's the first part. And the second part is how do we choose the keyword? We're going to see that some keys are better than others at disguising the frequency of our plain text letters in the ciphertext message. And we'll see that some keys are better than others when it comes to cryptanalysis and trying to figure out what is that key if I don't have it. So we'll look at all of that and more in the upcoming lessons. But remember, the overall theme is that changing keys is good for security. How you change the keys is important. And that it's going to lead to a stronger message created using a polyalphabetic cipher.


sub-call. Far at the world then, strange fascinating lands beckon us, bid us revel in their exotic splendors. Come with us as we head for Port of Call. With every throb of the propellers in the deep Mediterranean blue, we draw near the mysterious north shore of Africa. Already a warm breeze brings us the caresses of this ardent land. Before us, drenched in sunshine, stretches their luring coast of barbering. The three bailed sisters Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco wait to charm us with their sultry beauty. Let us surrender to the exotic spell of the Barbary states. Tunis, all endangling white, like one of her own daughters greets us. White domes and minarets gleam against the blue mountains. More oriental than many cities of the Orient, Tunis lives behind high walls. All about us, as we wander to the torturous streets of the native city, we feel an intense but invisible life. Then suddenly we come upon the long streets, root with curving stone latticework, which housed the famous Tunisian bazaars. Here all is animation and confusion. Hi, what a racket! Better than the guidebook, Tommy. I speak English pretty good. Come on, mister. Okay, George, you can be the guide. Thank you, mister. Come on, you over here. Oh, look, Alice. They're working on brass and copper here. Lovely trays, Missy. All handmade. Cigarette, box, lamp, soil, beauty. Come on, mister. Don't listen. He's your T-Rama. Now here, rugs. Look, pine wood. Oh, they're so soft and heavy. I like those plain colors of brown, white, black. Now, here we turn. Smell. Divine. There. All perfume sellers in this soup, Missy. These high class shops. Perfume soup, very high class. Let me touch your wrist with this jasmine, madame. Oh, exquisite. But such a heavy odor. Here, we sell only the essence, madame. This little vial would make gallons of the perfume you buy in your own marvelous country. You'll have to let me break our rule and buy you some of this, Alice. But first, please accept the cup of coffee, madame. It's delicious. As thick as chocolate. The coffee is ground to powder, madame, and made in each cup. One half cup coffee, one half cup boiling water. Its fragrance is appreciable. Almost a perfume in itself, isn't it, Tommy? It is well to enjoy delightful odors, madame. The prophet himself said that there were two things which rejoiced him particularly. One of them is the society of a beautiful woman. The other is sweet perfume. Look, Alice, there's Parker from the ship. Oh, yeah. Oh, Parker. Parker. Hello, Tommy. Hello, Miss Bennet. Well, I see you've got your sketchbook. Finding anything? Finding anything. I've just seen something wonderful. It's terrific. Oh, you enthusiastic artist. Say, you do look all upset. What is it, a secret? No secret. Just Oolednail. It's what? Never mind. I'll show you. I just left a little Moorish cafe. Perhaps she's still there. Oh, I see. A girl. No, an Oolednail. That's different. Come on. Here we are. I don't mind the smoke and the smell. You'll really see something. Now, Parker, where is this marvel? There she is. Look, she's going to dance. See her? Live and supple as a tiger. She's very young yet, perhaps 14. In six years she'll be fat and horrible, but now. See her huge black liquid eyes outlined with coal. Her blue-black hair, her wild full red mouth. Watch her dance. Watch her. Oh, see her slender fingers tipped with henna, coiling and weaving. See the men watching her. They've forgotten to puff the long tube-nug ears. Their coffee is forgotten. They lean forward, fascinated as her body trembles and shudders. Oh, it's more than a dance. It's poetry. Strange to us, but still, we can feel that its roots lie deep within the fierce, passionate nature of this land.  Have closed, veiled by her long lashes, slumberously ardent, intense but indifferent, the soul of Barbery. And now we leave the city. Beyond that hill, two lagoons gleam like silver mirrors on green velvet. It is a lonely, deserted spot. A Berber shepherd boy, seated on a vine-grown column of crumbling marble, plays softly upon his flute. And his sheep graze over what was once the greatest city in the world. The home of that power which made Rome tremble, which fought with her the epic battle for world mastery, Carthage. Eight centuries before Christ, just such a Berber lad watched with wondering eyes as a great Turinian galley, her purple sails ablaze with the evening sun, bore up toward the lagoon. Three of the sea, we have come far. This land before us is green and fertile. Here we rest. I shall never return to Tyre. Here shall I view the city far greater than either Tyre or Sidon. Look, in that lagoon will ride our war galleys. There on that proud hill will be my palace. Dido, great princess, the ruler of this region desires to speak with you. Very well. I salute you, majesty. And your name? King Eobus, most beautiful Dido. We are not unrelated, for my ancestors came from Tyre even as you were. That was four centuries ago, and four centuries hence men will still be dreaming of your beauty. You are most courteous, King Eobus. But I do not come here to seek compliments. No? Then what? Love, perhaps? Or if it is love, you have... Oh, no, not love. I wish to buy some of your land. Ah, you of Anisha are always traitors. That is our reputation, Eobus. But come, will you sell me land? Yes, yes, of course. Yes, of course, whatever you wish. I wish very little. How much then? Only as much as can be covered by the hide of a bull. Princess, what are you saying? This fight for your great city. Be quiet fools, the Phoenicians are traitors. Well? So little, a mere patch. It's senseless. Come to business. What is your price? Why, there is no price. Take it. It's not worth mentioning. No, no, Eobus. This is business. Name a price. I have a deed of sale already drawn up. What charming nonsense. But if such is your whim, let us say one small silver piece. Very well. Here, taking Eobus' small silver piece. Now, honoured sir, please sign the agreement. Delightful fantasy. It is well. Here you are, Princess. And now, will you dine with me? Later, perhaps. For the moment, please excuse me. I have other business to attend to. Are you Phoenicians in your business? Then farewell until later. Farewell, great King Eobus. Princess, are you mad? You need a thousand acres and you buy two square yards. Silence, Myrta. Bring me that bull's hide. Yes, Princess. Myrta, take the sharpest knife you can find. A very small one. This one will do. Now take the skin. Start cutting it. Start at extreme outer edge. Cut it in a tiny strip. No, finer than that. Still finer. That's better. It must be no wider than a thread of silk. Ah, good. That's it. Keep going round and round. One tiny unbroken thread. Now do you see? Oh, Princess, what an idea. Stop laughing. You'll make the thread too wide. With the skin of this bull, I'll cover half of Eobus' puny kingdom. And all for one small silver piece. Thus was the site of cottage purchased. The city grew rapidly. The palaces multiplied upon the hill. The amphitheaters, the marketplaces, the temples, the villas spread over the fertile plain. The power of cottage spread over the world. Her colonies flourished as far as Wales and Cornwall. She conquered Spain nearly to the Pyrenees. She held most of the Mediterranean islands. Her navy held such insolence way that the Mediterranean was called a Carthaginian lake. The Carthaginians became the world's richest people. And seated in the shade of the city's 23-mile wall, the Berber shepherd boy watched his flock with indolent eyes and drew plaintive songs from his flute. Then in the third century before Christ, came the inevitable struggle between luxurious Semitic cottage and vigorous imperious Arian Rome. It was the struggle which decided the future course of the world's civilization. Hannibal, bowed to hatred of Rome since his infancy, makes his astonishing march through Spain across France and with 30,000 men and 40 war elephants, descends the Alps like an avalanche to terrorize Italy. But Rome, on the verge of disaster, produced a general who proved a match for Hannibal. Cornelius Publius Scipio, surnamed the African, carried the wall into Carthaginian territory. Hannibal was defeated in exile from Carthage. Such was the whim of Rome that Scipio too bound himself in exile. The two heroes meet far from their native countries. Is it not strange, Hannibal, that we too old enemies should be sitting here in the sun, drinking wine together? No stranger than that we should be exiles Scipio, you who saved Rome, and I who spent my life in the service of Carthage. The ingratitude of republics must baffle even the gods themselves. But tell me, Hannibal, of all the great generals, whom do you consider the greatest? Alexander, beyond doubt.  Yes, but after Alexander then. Well, I should say Pyrrhus, and as much as he was the first to organize a camp properly. Well then, after Alexander and Pyrrhus whom would you name? After them? Myself? Well, but tell me, where would you place yourself had you conquered me? And I conquered you, Scipio. I would place myself above Pyrrhus, and above Alexander, and above every other general who ever lived. But even after these two great actors in the drama of empire had disappeared, this struggle went on, for it was a battle to the death. Cato, with the Roman senate, demanded the complete extermination of Carthage. And in 146 before Christ, Rome at last saw her rival prostrate at her feet. The survivors of the sack of Carthage will be sold into slavery. The city of Carthage will be totally destroyed. The very ruins will be set afire until there remains nothing that can be recognized as having one sheltered man, and the guards of Rome will blast whomsoever attempts to build another city on that accursed spot. Carthage is wiped out. Carthago de later est. Slowly trees and vines covered the scarred remains of what had been Carthage. The centuries pass. The year 630 of the Christian era. Mohammed enters Mecca. His triumph prepares the wave of conquest, which is to carry the green banners of the prophet like wildfire across Barbra. Allah Akbar! Take the Quran in one hand, the cemetery in the other. Kill the idolaters whenever you shall find them. But our enemies are many, Mohammed. And we are few. No matter. For Allah is with us. But if we perish in the cause, what will be our reward? Paradise. To him who dies in the holy war, Paradise is certain. What will we find in Paradise? There you will find cool gardens, fragrance shade, the song of birds, and the splashing of crystal fountains. There will be fruits without blemish, wine which does not cloy however much you drink. There you will find soft-eyed maidens, ever young and fresh, ever eager to delight you. They are so beautiful that should one of them look down from heaven at midnight, the whole world would be illuminated as though the sun were shining. Exterminate the idolaters. No God but Allah. And Mohammed is his prophet. And from far off Arabia comes sweeping the fanatical torrent of the Mohammedans, pushing all in their path. To conquer the Tunisia. Of Algeria. Of Morocco. We have ridden to the west until there is no longer earth to conquer beneath our horses feet. We have reached the great ocean. My horse stands in its salt waves up to his belly. Could he still advance? I would carry the word of the prophet to whatever people live beyond this ocean. Thus was Barbaric converted by the sword to the faith of Islam. And thus it is that when we visit Algiers today, we hear from the minaret of the great mosque of Jama Al-Kabir the Moazans call, proclaiming the glory of Allah and of Mohammed his prophet. This same call to prayer fell from the evening sky as the long swift sinister galleys slipped in and out of the old port of Algiers. For by the end of the 15th century, Algiers had become the stronghold of the dreaded Barbaric horses. The pirates who long terrorized the coasts of Europe. From square watchtowers, anxious satanels scrutinized the blue Mediterranean for the first glimpse of the sea rovers Latin sales. The villagers fled to the hills in terror, hoping to escape the fate of the pirates captives. For the women, death for a shameful captivity in the harems of Islam. For the men, slavery in the chains of a galley oarsman. AD 1577. The galleys returning from a raid approached the port of Algiers. I can't row any longer. Try. Keep going. We're almost in. I can't, Leo. My arms are burning up. My heart is bursting. Just follow the or black and forth. Don't let them see your fainting. They'll flog you. You'll get used to the lash, newcomer. Yes. Are you a Spaniard? Yes. Miguel de Cervantes is my name. Our soldier. I was wounded at Lepanto with Don Juan of Austria. I was captured off my say with my brother. But now what am I? Still one can dream even at the oars. Even in prison. I dream of Spain. Of the ransom which does not come. End of a book. Spain. A ransom. Yes. But a book. What book? It has not been written yet. I shall write it. If I live. It is the requiem of the age of chivalry. I shall call it Don Quixote. For chivalry is dead. There is no room for it in our modern world. Perhaps. Thank God we're in port. We can stop rowing. Give your dogs his name Cervantes. Aye, captain. What is it? Your ransom money has arrived. The ransom money? How much did this end? A hundred and fifty gold dockets. Only a hundred and fifty? Oh, that's not enough. Insolent. It's enough to ransom any one man in this galley. I'm sorry. Pardon. There's a mistake. You see, I misunderstood. I am not Cervantes. What?  No, no. No, I am not. That is Cervantes. Forward there. The fifth bench. Ask him. He will say yes. Kill the guy. Well. Your name is Cervantes, isn't it? Yes. And that other man? There was only enough ransom money for one. That other man is Rodrigo, my brother. And you say that chivalry is dead, Cervantes? Not so long as God makes men like you. The Barbary pirates continued their profitable reign of terror for three centuries after Cervantes was finally ransomed. Demand for tribute from American shipping caused the United States to declare war on Tunis in 1815. Commodore Stephen Decatur inspired a wholesome respect for the stars and stripes in the Bay of Tunis by well-directed gunfire. Then, in 1829, the day of Algiers, Hussien, slapped the face of the French consul. That ill-considered act marked the end of the pirate's insolent domination. Red-prousered French battalion soon landed, and in five days of fighting brought Algiers to her knees. The Barbary rovers passed from existence. Soon, the French tricolor floated over Tunisia and Algeria. Morocco, farthest west and most savage of the North African states, was the last to accept a French protectorate. It was only in 1912 that the French consul, Cervantes, and Algeria, passed protectorate. It was only in 1912 that General Lyotet commenced an earnest, the work of pacification. It was with grave fears for the future of his colony, but he learned of the outbreak of the Great War. Rabat, Morocco, 1914. Dispatches from Paris for General Lyotet. Merci, Mélanie. Ah, non du chien. Good news. I don't know. And returned to Paris to take the portfolio of Minister of War. Oh, congratulations. This is more serious. I must order practically all our troops out of Morocco. They are needed at the front. And what will be left for us here after the war with no troops to hold Morocco for us? And there's one thing I can try at least. Call all the travel chiefs you can reach, all the cailles of the south. I must see them. And into the general's council chamber, trooped the Moroccan chieftains. Tall, live, brown-skinned men. Proud, imperious leaders of the desert. Absolute rulers of the mountains. They were as untamed and as untapable as the chill winds of the atlas. General Lyotet faces them. Guides, fascers, shakes. You are men and not children. Therefore I shall talk to you as men and warriors. My country is at war. And I must leave you. Guides of France are very powerful, so I must take my friends troops with me. Our enemies will come and tell you to revolt against France. I shall not charm you with sentimental words. I shall only ask you to remember Morocco before the French came to help you. If our enemies take over Morocco, you'll be flogged, imprisoned, hanged. Our enemies have done it in other places. They will do the same here. The French have respected your valour, your customs, your religion. The others will not do so. Your reason will tell you that the best thing for Morocco is to remain faithful to France. General Lyotet was successful. The world witnessed the strange phenomenon of a wild, unsubdued country suddenly freed from the control of her administrators, still remaining faithful to them. Morocco did more. She sent two divisions to France where they covered themselves with glory. When General, now Marshal Lyotet, returned to his beloved Morocco in 1917, progress was rapid. Great engineering works were undertaken. Casablanca became a great port. Rabat, the seat of the French protectorate, was beautified. Railroads were built. Highways traced far into the south. The work still goes on. And in the forefront of it all, can ever be found the men of the far-famed French foreign legion. Whenever there is serious trouble, whenever there are almost superhuman obstacles to overcome, there is but one order. Send the legion! Because the legion can do the job. The legion has never betrayed its proud device, Honoré fidélité. And now our ship steams out of the harbor of Casablanca and into the Atlantic, homeward bound. We look back with minds of blur with unforgettable sights, sounds and color to the purple coast dropping behind and still a thrill to the exotic beauty of the strange world we are leaving with the weird call and the euasen still echoing in our memory. We bid farewell to the Barbary States. We invite you to join us again next week at this time as we journey to another of the world's fascinating ports of call.


The new products coming out at the drugstore, they are dropping like crazy. I want to bring you a few that I have that I haven't tried before. Maybe aren't very new to you, but I'm excited about some of them and there are a few deads in here. So let's get into the video where I can show you all about these new products. Alright, the first one I'm going to tell you about is this lip gloss and I know somebody's going to say that's not a drugstore, but the Sephora brand of cosmetics is something that I have fallen in love with. I feel like there are a lot of cosmetics that are at the drugstore that are the same price point, but obviously you can only get these at Sephora. I'm just going to give that an honorable mention. I think it's so pretty. I love the color of it and it is called Regal and this is one of their glosses and I really like this formula. It's very pillowy, very cushiony and it doesn't have any tingle or anything like that to it. There's no plumping effect to it. It's just really pretty. Most of them are kind of a little bit sheer, but as you can see from this one, it does build up a little bit, so I really like that and I wanted to mention it because it's one of those newer things to me that I'm absolutely loving. Now you just saw the outside of this palette and I have two of them from LA Girl and you guys, I am an LA Girl fiend. I love their eyeshadows. I love the formulas, but I haven't worked with these, so just keep that in mind. I just got them yesterday, but I wanted to show them to you in this video because I do feel like LA Girl might have missed the mark on these. Look how dark they are. There is all kinds of dark, but very few light in here and the other thing is tons and tons of shimmers and hardly any mattes this time. Usually they have several mattes, whereas this time I think they only have five. There is 15 in here, so a third of the palette is only mattes. Two thirds is your shimmers. They're pretty. They've got a really bright, bold coloring to them, which I think is really gorgeous, but I know that not all of us are going to be wearing all of this color stuff, but if you're somebody that has been thinking about LA colors, you might think about these. I know that they go on sale quite often at Ulta. The other one that is, wait a minute, I should have told you what that was. This one is called Holidays and then this other one is called Holislay and this one is the very neutral one, and it does have a lot more of the lighter colors to it, but again, this one is very, very warm toned, so I feel like could they have found a happy balance between warm and cool? Done half of it cool, half of it warm. Done half of it light, half of it dark and puts mediums there in the middle. If you have enjoyed the formulas in the past, they do have a very similar formula from there. You're going to love the mattes. You're going to adore the shimmers and they're really, really beautiful, and I do love that for the first time they did come out with an all neutral palette. I just wish that they would have gone a little bit more neutral instead of warm neutral or even gone partway into cool neutral. I think that the quality is there. I'm not crazy about the color story this time, but I wanted to make sure I showed those to you because I know that they are hitting the market right now. Kiko Milano recently came to Ulta and I'm so glad that they did because I'm in love with this brand. I showed you a few products a couple months ago. This one is the Long Lasting Eyeshadow Stick. It says eight hours, no transfer. Let me see if I can find a color on here for you guys. The color on the bottom just says 38. I don't know what that is, but basically what this is. It's a very cool toned, kind of topi brown color. I love this. Now you're going to be able to work with this on your eyes. You're going to be able to blend it out. I usually take a brush and I will blend it across after I've just laid it down with the pencil itself and do that, but you know what I've been absolutely loving this for? Before I put on my foundation, I will take it and I will go right below my bottom lip and then I'll just smudge it out like crazy and give a little bit of an illusion of a shadow underneath there so that you do have a little bit more of a pouty lip look and this one seems to work fantastic for it. I'm really excited about these eyeshadow stick pencils and I can't wait to get a few more and I think that they rival the Laura Mercier and also Bare Minerals has some. I know Bobby Brown has some too. So they do rival high end. They're really, really good. So I'm excited about that one. This one is a mascara that one of you very recently told me about and I had to jump over to Amazon and grab it. This one is called Best Tidy. So B-E-S-T-I-D-Y Long Curl Mascara. I just have it in the blackest black. I love the packaging. It's got a rainbow sparkly packaging on it. It does have a plastic bristle brush which I know many of you don't like at all but that is what I have to have because I have so few eyelashes but I do need those eyelashes each single to be coated and the ones that are the natural bristles don't seem to do that for me. The other thing I love about this, I actually think this might be a waterproof formula. I'll make sure that I list that down below and I probably will put it up here on the screen too but I want you to see how well it has done on my eyelashes. I just feel like it did a really great job at lengthening and also trying to catch all of those little eyelashes that I have underneath. I felt like it did a really good job for that as well. It lasts all day long. You will have it on when you go to take your makeup off at night and I use a cleansing balm which is basically just a solidified oil to take it off at night and it seems to come off fine. If you have problems getting off your eye makeup at night you need to buy the cloths, the microfiber cloths that I've talked about before because it doesn't matter if I use a waterproof or if I use a regular one, those cloths take the mascara and the waterproof makeup off like a dream along with a balm or whatever you're using as your makeup remover. I'll make sure that I throw that up on the screen so that you can see a picture of that and then also I will make sure I link it below. This product right here, this is the Maybelline 4-in-1 Perfecter. They were trying to do Charlotte Tilbury with this. This is the one thing that I'm not crazy about when Maybelline does this. It's that sponge applicator. It's okay but I find that it gets goopy and it gets messy and then your makeup is all over the tube and the inside of the cap and it's just not a great look but this is called Instant Age Rewind Perfecter 4-in-1 Glow Makeup. It's supposed to be a primer, a concealer, a highlighter and a BB cream. It is very light. If you wanted to use it as all of that then you definitely could. Just know that there is no coverage here whatsoever. I didn't feel like that it covered anything. It is a very light product. It is very hydrating when you put it on which is nice but there is no concealing in this and there is no coverage whatsoever. I'm sure that what they were going for is like, you know, BB cream is supposed to be all encompassing of what you need. It's supposed to be your beauty balm and your SPF and your primer and all of that and that's what they were going for and it does look quite pretty on my hand here. It is pretty but I do find that it doesn't last long. If you put it underneath your makeup it's way better to use than if you put it over your makeup which is what most people do with the Charlotte Tilbury flawless filter. They do put it on underneath their makeup and it does give a very pretty glow. So this has a very slight, slight glow in it so don't get me wrong as far as, you know, you can go buy this and then put it on the top of your makeup. I don't feel like it is any good for that. I feel like you could probably mix it in with your foundation if you wanted to do that. Put it under your foundation if you wanted to do that. It's got a really beautiful slip to it so as far as the primer goes where they have the silicone in it that fills the pores I do feel like it would be good for that as well. I have not found myself reaching for it very often just so you know that. I have had it for a couple weeks now. I used it a few times but I didn't feel like it was the be all in the end all even though I know that so many people have felt like it's a dupe for the Charlotte Tilbury. That Charlotte Tilbury that everybody uses as a primer is much thicker. It has way more pigment in it whereas this is just something that I feel like is more of a glowy primer is what I really feel like it is. I don't feel like it gives you any coverage whatsoever but do I feel like it's a dupe for the Charlotte Tilbury? I don't. Now you might get more coverage if it was a different color. That one is the light medium I believe or the light. So just kind of depends and I know that they only sell that one at Ulta as well. This one I was watching a YouTuber and I completely forgotten her name. Hopefully by the time I edit and put this video up I will be able to give you her name but she was raving about this. She said that ever since she had her channel that she's been using the Revlon Photo Ready Rose Glow Hydrating Illuminating Primer Base and this is really pretty. I do have it on underneath my makeup today.  It is a glowy one. It is a beautiful hydrating formula. I don't feel like it's thick. I feel like it's super light. I feel like it goes into your skin very quickly.  Not a lot. It is one of those ones that should be used definitely as a primer not as anything that you would put over your makeup but if you have a heavy makeup or a full coverage thick foundation that you are really worried about wearing or that when you wear it you feel like it gets maybe too cakey or whatever putting this in it I bet it would be an absolute dream because the consistency of it is so good. It just has this really watery very thin formula to it and I was so glad that she talked about this because I hadn't heard anything about it as far as it being the rose I don't feel like it changes colors or anything on you but it really does have that subtle light glow to it kind of like the Maybelline one so if you like that same thing the Maybelline one feels like that although I would say that between the two of them I do feel like this rose one or the rose glow rose glow one from Revlon. I feel like when you glide your hand over what you've just done I feel like it feels like it's going to be a little bit more gripping and it's working good so far for me. The next one that I got is from CoverGirl. This is the Plum Blossom Clean Fresh Blush Palette and I didn't realize that this was going to be so pigmented. I probably should have gone for the pink one or the rose one but I love CoverGirl's blushes anyway. It was what I used when I was a teenager. I used to have one of the three ones or the trio ones.  This one right here has a little bit of glow in it and the other two are matte formulas. They're very silky. One of the reasons that I've still gravitated towards CoverGirl makeup is because of how silky and how pigmented and how pretty they really are. Now I actually just go between the three and I'll just take my brush and I'll swirl in between the three and then put some blush on and I love the color of the three of them together so there they are individually and if you just kind of go back and forth you can see that they create a really pretty blush and I like the formula. It clings very well to the skin. That is one thing that I have a problem with is at the end of the day I don't have blush on because it just goes away. I feel like it does a really great job of its lasting power, great pigment, blendability, all of that good stuff. Okay I'm going to leave you with something and you're going to go, she has a concealer. This is the NYX Born to Glow Concealer. It's a radiant concealer. I have been using this a tiny bit. Not very much but a tiny bit and I had noticed that while I wasn't feeling really good for quite some time I had super darkness in this area right here and just the foundation that I was using wasn't really cutting it. I will just take a brush and I will very lightly touch. That's way too much but I will very lightly touch that and then I will go right in there into that inner corner and I'll trail it straight down on the darkness nowhere else. So I'm not putting it into these creases out here at all and it seems to be really helping with that really bad darkness that I have. You can't see it very much on camera but this is really pretty because it has that radiance in it without being flat, without being matte, without drying down. Sometimes when things are matte they dry down too hard. This doesn't do that. I feel like it has a little tiny bit of tackiness even after it's set down just a little bit and if you're staying away from this part out here which is where all my crinkles are over there then you're not going to get any sort of creasing or settling into lines in this area. I did want to try this because it came out pretty recently and I know that you guys are always interested in concealers and so this one has been working really good for me in very very tiny amount and I would stress that over and over again. The reason that I feel like my under eyes look so good is because everything that I use I use a teeny tiny amount and I spent a lot of time blending it out so that it doesn't have that cakey look underneath and I just feel like that is so important. I love you guys to pieces. Thank you so much for spending a little bit of your day with me today. I hope everybody is very happy doing well and that I get to see you in my very next video. Please be here. I would love that. Take care of yourselves. Love you much. Bye bye.


Going on everyone Sam here with late sports cards for triple case MLB 23 tops chrome update series baseball hobby Jumbo and breakers delight number one random team style There's a look again at your random results as always you can find those on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat So good luck everybody. Let's do it We'll start with the hobby case Hobbies only six boxes in the case with this kind of odd. I was very surprised when I saw that Let's do it. The butter here we go I See a debut patch, why not Jared golf Does that Jared golf and your profile pick Spencer is it I think it is Yeah, I think it is Playing Uncle Rico Where is that Miguel Vargas refractor rookie I know Arsia to 390 on a roll this Chapman Trish and Costas steel Shawn She ain't lying He ain't lying my personal actual Funny guy Then and then to that Blewed Taryn Vovra for the Orioles to 150. Yeah, hit one logo man earlier to me Jake Irwin one logo man earlier Carol and El Mediz Diaz Prism of Miguel Castro Will be Mazataka Yoshida to 125 Jordan Walker Donovan Solano Grayson Rodriguez Peter Lonzo Jake bird refractor and Hobby number two Jared golf now with the Halloween costume Prism Owen Miller Spencer steer refractor at rookie order 499 for the Reds that is Ward refractor rookie Here Mitchell debut Gus Barlin refractor rookie Gavin Stone refractor rookie prism of JP Sears Purple match strong to 250 for the Phillies And Jesse Chavez Orange Nick Ahmed nice one there to 25 for the D-vax Rizom Zaby Redwoods Volpe Alonzo Emily Brewer Hicklin Here my good on Prism Garrett Stubbs Gerard Incarnacion base auto for the Marlins There's good Tim. It was fun. Had a good time. Jose Cabira wouldn't go back, but I'm glad I could say I've been there Ben Joyce Not really my ideal vacate not really a place that I think of like a vacation for you're doing a lot Garrett act and I came back like more exhausted than I left Rizom of Hunter Renfrow la la la Michael Bush to 125 Dodgers Volpe action stars Adley Again Zack Eflin on the prism Michael Harris crushed nice one there congrats to it the Brapes nice one there. You can just throw that in the reach Then Salasquez Rizom gunner Gordon Walker and Levi Stout refractor rookie. It's like my thing. Yeah, exactly Jady Right up there. Oh right up the road. Mississippi nice Tim. Oh, yeah I think Donnie said he went to Mississippi the other day Oh Johnny Oh, where's he that? What do you mean? He went to Mississippi? I think so. Yeah, I don't know what for but Okay Continuing on Jordan Walker Titans George Soriano Josh Young refractor Rizom of Miguel Amaya and Corbin Carroll Michael Harris refractor action stars Adley Rushman Garrett Hill rookie refractor Rizom jerks and pro for lavalom of Tasker Hernandez 299 Riley Green Stella Prism Pablo Lopez That is a Lenin Sosa nice one there to what 1.99 for the White Sox Ling Lears and Arias At piss. There's no sonars JP Firehison Rob rough Schneider 299 These to be so in our parallels and every single product Every single throne product in the house At least that was so much see what you did So You get keep your top loader in check, please Yeah, I don't know. He's just in the wash hands number one. Yeah You have to wash his hands for sure. Yeah Can you not read something funny and trollish? He's just What The other Tavares Gregory Soto Volpe rookie Donner rookie Yenor Diaz go into the ashros on the base auto That's on that singa Andrew Nardi gnarly Nardi Brandon Williamson baby action stars rookie Alvarez refractor debut Yoshida rookie Prism Wilson Contreras Matt McLean negative and Vladimir Guerrero Josh Young rookie Prism of Michael Fulmer Purple to 250 Francisco Alvarez debut I Was wheeling the brakes and Walking in the walls over there She got surprised and you try to pickaxe it Take to keep your mustache on It's just There's a church That's the center The extra system of that Hit it with some holy water Great Danny Mendic Bradford prism Casey legumina Ford and Walker Laddie jr. Hadley rookie a Nolan Jones rookie Portland Carroll rookie Will sniff those a series this on Tyler Alexander Taran Vavra for the Orioles base auto Raiden Shoemake Zach Weiss prism David Peralta Jose Hernandez Jake Otarizzi on the prism Lava lamp Joey Ortiz to 299 Adley Rochman rookie And Zack Neto all right. We'll do the case of jumbo next I'll finish the breakers the light Volpe Logan Allen Alcantara Dillon Moore. Uh, not that not here Not that I'm aware of at least quite yet Haunter I Like sable Gunner Henderson and Oscar Gonzalez refractor You know from Aguero base auto for the Pirates Jake bird refractor rookie Portland Carroll action stars Kyle Lewis We do it for full Elvis Andres to 250 There's a synagogue 80 and Edwin Solon or no down in Solon Lava lamp one Yepes to 299 JJ Blue Day Adley Rochman Francisco Alvarez Maggie's patch got pulled great and bristos. That's it. Nice No other sightings yet on this next pack There's one of the third one Right here debut patch. Oh, there's an orange though. No debut, but an orange It is will Brennan nice one there for the Guardians the 25 Brats on that orange wave on Strata and Jose Caballero can Walker leo decavara's Mervis prism Devers Miguel Vargas refractor Kevin Kelly base auto for the race This one there Compa rap 80 and Elvis Andres Prism Mason Millard, Corbin Carroll and Kiermar Eddie Rosario, Yoshida and JP France refractor It is a Turin Karnazio and black-and-white mini diamonds. Nice one there. Usually these were Exclusive to the breakers delight, but nice one there Marlon's trout refractor Casas and Blake Perkins Miller refractor rookie yellow Matt Moore to 75 Mini diamonds prism of Kobe Allard Grayson Rodriguez Ben Joyce noice Joyce Noice Joyce red of some sort Yes, that is a Sean Bouchard orange red lava lamp to 10 nice one there Congrats Rockies You can just throw that on the recap Johnny Brito Volpe and Vince Velazquez Josh Young all-star game refractor and Brett Phillips Matt Strom George Soriano Rookie auto nice one there. Yeah, I kind of agree with that one. I like the lava lamps to a Jeter Downs refractor Okay, I do like the lava lamps to Casey Schmidt prism Soto Rob Ruff Schneider Well the or no Mason angler based and Garrett acting really acting up Jeter Downs base auto for the Nationals Kunya Jordan Walker and rookie of Levi stout Davy back one in eighty-four thousand packs. That's kind of insane Jesus Volpe rookie And Mason Miller refractor rookie that's kind of that nuts Nice box Ruff Schneider Grayson Rodriguez great and shoemaker I know right man, that's when he was getting really good Track this Sucks That was a prism Stewart Fairchild Really far away from the transcend when is it supposed to come out in New Year's? So I came out last year They saw those Charles the Blanc for the Marlins Yeah, honestly though Andy it literally is So it seems like no it is man If not easy Yeah, usually somewhere it was on New Year's Eve last year we did breaks of it Aaron judge Diamond Dominance nice one there Yankees congrats on that your sheet of prism Soto and Rich Hill Hopefully to me. Hopefully we do Lava lamp of Joey Ortiz 125 Solano Devers and Monasteria Zack Neto. Yeah, those are always a lot of fun the two transcendence Agree on that chain. It's always a good time. I love the cut check list is always fun when that drops That is a Mason Miller base auto for the A's Contra James Axton Resume Oscar Gonzalez gunner and Ryan Walker Charles LeBlanc to 499 on the refractor auto for the Marlins nice one You Bob Rainn and Jerry J ran Yeah And Jose Hernandez as prism Rock you Volpe rookie to brawn Refract for Resume Garrett Acton Josh young and Gus Varland Lou Ray wave Miles Mastee Brony Mastur Boney is Garrett Mitchell to 150 for the cubs miles The Mastro Boney. Hello boarding. What's up Patrick? I will do that back as well No joke radiating rookies Taz Bradley going to the race That's a race Nolan Jones Hey, Magenta Luis gearman g-man joy Garrett Cole and Jesse Chavez Pretty good. Yeah, that breaks up in pretty solid tonight. I would say Patrick Pretty legit pretty legit Stone refractor Corbin Carroll Zack Neto So so far base auto Nice one there. Yeah, right. That's awesome Michael Harris and Shea Langer. God dude a day So Jeff, how you doing buddy? Yeah, we're ripping personals over on channel two. We have like LSE channel two That's where Kyle's ripping them right now. But yeah, I mean we sold everything out very early on which was awesome For his own Kiermeyer Yoshida and Thaddeus Ward Jeff click that link that'll take you over there to him You're in for a personal Jeff Pablo Lopez that is a Brandon Williamson the 250 nice one there for the Reds Aaron judge and Danny Mendic so ridiculous that they're already bricked dude and Mitch Garver All right halfway through the jumbo case on the next one Finish up like I said with breakers the lights Gunner Jason Heyward Peter Lonzo Jordan Lyles Julian Colash rookie and Andrew Nardi. It did hit a logo man earlier today. I had a Number two, but it's the one number to five with a logo man. So it was a Malachi brand of rookie logo man. It's pretty cool though Nathan Luke's two at 150 For the blue jays on the blue blue jay kodai Senga refractor Michael Garcia Jordan Walker Hadley rush man Brandon Williamson. I think they're just packed super tightly. They're packed so tight in the In the pack and then in the box. I think it just they just stick together It's the The glossing that's what it is for sure Michael Garcia to 199 on Vince Velasquez Altuve and George Soriano. Oh, yeah, Logan man Never gonna complain about having a logo man. Tell you that for sure Kevin Kelly magenta to 399 that in Max Scherzer Tommy Lestil Randy Vasquez rookie odd for the inks Senga wit and Matt strong Mervis trout and Kenley Jansen JP France rather green and Garrett Hill On your Josh Lester to 299 for the Orioles mini diamonds and Michael Harris refractors. I'm a candelaria Shumbo Vargas at the rush ventrician costs Scherzer Patrick Corbin mini diamonds Spencer Steer to 299 nice one there Reds action stars Constance Geary for reds refractive Josh Bradley refractor rookie a Jose Siri Nice one there to at 299 the race Francisco Alvarez Riley green and Jared Schuster rookie debut Purple Tommy famed to 250 Garrett Stubbs Jordan Walker and Lamont Wade Orange Oscar Gonzalez debuted at 25 nice one there guardians And Elliott Hernandez Harris space auto Matt Mervis nice one for the cups that's Cubby's Strowman Volpe and Carlos Rodan for his own Pasquantino Pita Lonzo microcure see a refractor There's a little more Coloss and Josh young There's an Alex call for the Nats to 199 the teal wave are Congrats on that one there Walker and Gabriel Moreno refractor rookie two boxes left to jump up all the end of breakers to light And that'll do it from Raffy Devers Cole Reagan's Gorman Jordan Walker Cody Bellinger refractor Rice Miller to 499 nice one there refractor out of the Mariners Miguel Amaya Oh Any Pasquantino you don't are you still going you still going? Yeah? King Sean, let's go Let's go That is Ward to 150 Prism winker, what's the payout? What's the payout cold arm 40 nice?  What was that on? What was that on the hard rock? I was Bradley to 299 Oh Stinger do the Ravens are favored he has them at plus tomorrow Come at plus like two and a half or something Jordan Walker. Yeah, I think he got him super when the lines came out super early before the injuries got For no T Higgins and they're missing a guy Bless you bless a kill less than an orange coming up orange wave on It's gonna be Garrett Mitchell to 25 second one of these we pulled now congrats on that nice one there brewers We'll nag that one for a brewers Garrett Mitchell Michael Harris rookie and Casey Schmidt There's no I'm Cole Reagan's Adley Ruchman. He'll be Harris Jeff said bless you. Thank you Thank you. Thank you There's a Joey Wendell Max Scherzer Eddie Rosario refractor Two packs left and they'll be the last box of jumbo Jumbo case or no joke How they're stuck together? Cody Clemens base auto for the Phillies. I just won their fills Steel judge and brewer Hicklin No, no more NT Eddie. I think we have one case left at least for now Because it's just gonna keep getting expensive. So Gold mini diamonds gold mini diamonds Taj Bradley. Nice to 50 congrats raise Nice one there Tampa and basically throw that one in the recap too. If you don't mind Paris will be Harris rather green Mason Angler. Yeah, I mean, it's just it's the state of the market I mean, it's like it doesn't make much sense to hold a bunch of NT right now O'Neill cruise skin general you trout and Matt nervous Like if if the prices go down on NT basketball will end up probably buying more like per case if it goes up We'll probably hold out a little bit longer It's all depending on how it goes Jose Caballero nice one there rookie auto for the Mariners and Corey Jolks refractor rookie Refractive Oh, it's Andrews to 399 Oswald Parazzo Alonzo Kobe Aller's Green Kodai Senga nice one there to 99 Brett wisely Josh young and JJ blue deck Gold miles master Boney nice one there congrats on that Cubs to 50 and Casey legumina race terrain Reagan's Edward Julian Presum potty bellinger Blake sable Toss Bradley base auto nice one there for the race that's Tampa And Jared Schuster Yeah, we do have the air filter in here. It's not on. No, it's on. Yeah, dude. You need one Ten times bigger Gunner Henderson again and Tyler Alexander. All right done with the jumbo cases Or jumbo case, uh, I should say exactly dude Yeah updates updates smoking us right now. It's smoking on the same and Sean pack right now One case of breakers delight and this is gonna be the last Case of the day, so good luck everybody Lede refractor Julien refractor and JP France refractor Oscar I'm Tino Casey Schmidt and Gregory Soto lava lamp Tyler Anderson to 299 for the angels Got Matt Reynolds to 399 for the Reds Logan old hoppy to 199 for the angels Togglia base auto Hayden was Neske going to the cubbies nice one there and two 250 Royce Lewis on the purple grads twins Reese Lewis with a new it wins jersey on Kind of like those hats don't get a hat Garrett Acton and Kevin Kiermaier McGillamaya Pablo Lopez We were Hicklin Grayson Rodriguez image variation nice one there for it the Orioles green action stars to 99 is Rafi devours Purple Cody Bradford to 250 for the Rangers Spencer steer youth quake base auto of Spencer steer and gold wave Andrew Monaster Monasterio, yes to 50 for the Brewers That's MKE It's gonna wish you didn't do that This is gonna wish you just held it Lake sable Matt Mervis a little bit longer Gunner Henderson Garrett Stubbs Grayson Rodriguez to 399 into my eight up tonight, man. Nice celebration Shohei Otani 225 and how about in the same box a diamond dominance Adley Ruchman? Hell yeah, dude congrats to the angels and Orioles Orioles, I believe was Mark D and then the angels Jeffrey G so congrats mark and Jeffrey good stuff guys Good stuff there youth quakes a beer Edwards base auto Casey Schmidt for the Giants and Refractor Vladimir Guerrero Junior for the blue Jays nice one blue Jays, Kaniaki T Jonathan L with some more personals He's who's deal with the person Jake s with a spot tomorrow. Yeah, let me chop you guys a link to fanatics live with forest tomorrow Talk about a bot lobby forest and Jake Ben Joyce Rob rough Schneider Oscar Gonzalez Owen Miller Casey look Amina holler Alexander That's Joey Ortiz to 399 Grayson Rodriguez lava lamp to 299 where'd he go William Contreras to 199 Jordan Walker youth quick Xavier and Curry to 299 on the Mini diamonds auto to again 299 Gadiens and Tanner bibby base auto for at the Guardians grass Guardians Rizzy Patrick Bailey rookie Dominic Smith Nolan Gorman rookie Joey Wendell gold youth quake Matt Mervis to 50 for the Cubs lava lump of Danny Mendic to 125 for the Mets Kenley Jansen to 399 for the Red Sox Garrett Mitchell to 199 rookie for the debut for the Brewer's youth quake braiding shoemaker base auto of heaven Evan Lee heavenly Evan Lee for the Nationals And then refractor Johnny Brito to 499 going to the inks Bro, wash your hands, dude Seriously It's so gross Yeah, all you gotta do is water and soap dude Because I did Stir for a child orange cherished you started 25 Braves ever notice Never we since we've started doing that every time he comes out Air drying he's so full of it Brandon Williamson to one kind of gross Lava lamp lava lamp Eric Hosmer to 299 the Cubs Blue to 150 Patrick Bailey youth quake Anthony Holpey Crazy George says let's go Oakland. Nice base auto of Joey Weimer Giants Raiders War. Oh, they're playing the dolphins this week though. Yeah, you're gonna lose And blue ray wave David VR to 150 for the Giants.  I know employees must wash hands. Yeah, employee Therefore he must wash his hands. It's ridiculous. I don't know how he gets away with it Rich Hill Kyle walk or Ryan Walker and Rue Gnetto Dore and the Lario Kodai Senga and Jose Ferrero There's an Araldis Chapman on the negative Grant Anderson to 299 And to 250 Miguel Amaya Simeon was Richardson youth quake Tarara and Karanasi own to 299 nice one there for the Marlins And Jonathan Ronda base auto for the race Jonathan Ronda Three boxes left everybody Xavier Edwards rookie JP Sears and Zach Weiss Lugu Joey Ortiz rookie Led Miss DS Shay Langler is negative for the ace to 299 is Brett wisely nice one here is gonna be a one-of-one printing plate Kobe Allard That's on that brave. It's very cool Tanner baby youth quake true blue auto Nelson Velazquez going to the Royals And purple mini diamond auto Matthew Libertor to 299 Matthew at the Libertor box debut What imagine if there's a lot in the last box? You imagine Jesus be so sick Nolan Jones rookie Zach Netto and Braden Shoemake Luis Riaz Jake Irvin Matt Strong Trishon Kossis the 399 Blue to 150 Jason DeLay And green Carlos Rodana image variation to 99 Sure why he got an image variation Zach Netto as Waldo Cabrera For the Yanks nice one there And refractor to 499 Israel Panada for Nats William Contreras Jerickson Profar JP FireEisen Bobby Miller Robbie Grossman Yuri Perez I think we got a Short print of some sort Miguel Castro 250 Sixth showhead Bobby Miller To 399 that is a Ryan Mountcastle feature stars 299 Some of the words you say wash your hands Jordan Grosshands the 250 Shintaro Fujinami Going to the Orioles and base auto of Brian Rockio going to the Guardians All right quick recap here everybody start with your base and refractor autos We had a Brian Rockio Israel Panada as Waldo Cabrera Jonathan Aranda Joey Weimer Evan Lee Johnny Brito Tanner Bibby Vladimir Cabrero Jr. Nice one there Casey Schmidt Spencer Stier Hayden Wisneski Tosh Bradley Jose Caballero Cody Clemens Bryce Miller Matt Mervis Randy Vasquez Ezekiel Tovar Mason Miller Charles Leblanc Jeter Downs George Soriano Jorarian Carnassione Kevin Kelly Eva Bergueiro Taryn Vavra Yannard Diaz Jorarian Carnassione Spencer Stier and Charles Leblanc Colorados and then Maggards and Short Prince Michael Harris Crushed Gold Taj Bradley to 50 Purples to 250 and 299 Shintaro Fujinami Matthew Libertor Jorarian Carnassione Xavian Curry Royce Lewis Spencer Stier John Lester Josh Lester and Brandon Williamson 2199 Lenin Sosa Alex Kall to 150 Taryn Vavra Nathan Lukes Nelson Velazquez David VR Miles Mastroboni Gold to 50 Andrew Monasterio Miles Mastroboni Orange to 25 Will Brennan We had also the Diamond Dominance of Aaron Judge and Sean Bouchard to 10 Diamond Dominance of Adley Rushman and Orange Garrett Mitchell to 25 Orange Wave and then a Shohei Orange Celebracion to 25 I'll do it for the break everybody thanks again for the film next up is nothing


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Meantime, the 70th meeting of the OECS Authority will be held virtually on June 18, 2021, under the incoming chairmanship of Prime Minister of Grenada, the right Honourable Keith Mitchell. The media and the general public are invited to tune in to the opening ceremony, which will be streamed live on Friday, June 18, 2021, at 10am on the OECS Facebook page and YouTube channel. Following the OECS ceremony, OECS heads of governments will join the Director-General, Commissioners and the Senior Staff of the Commission to discuss the acceleration of the regional integration effort, recovery support for St. Vincent and the Grenadines, enhanced cooperation amongst member states, updates on vaccines and other key operational matters. The OECS currently has 11 members spread across the eastern Caribbean, comprising Antigua and Barbuda, the Commonwealth of Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, St. Lucia, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and the British Virgin Islands, Anguilla, Martinique and Guadeloupe. The organization is dedicated to economic harmonization and integration, the protection of human and legal rights, and the encouragement of good governance among independent and non-independent countries in the eastern Caribbean.


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What's up everybody, Jason from jaspyscasebrakes.com. We just sold out 2023, Panini Donners football hobby, three box break, two round teams each number four guys. And again guys, all carts ship. So here we go guys, here's the dice roll, let's roll it. We got ourselves a six and a five, 11. Double up your names there. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11. 11 times, 11. Can't report, I don't know if David Yang. So here we go, 11 times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11. 11 times, 11 times. Bears, down to the Lions. All right Jeremy with the Bears, signed with the commanders, carry with the Cardinals, A-A around, sorry, with the Saints. Joe, you have the Broncos, A-A around with the Bills and Eagles, signed with the Cowboys, Andrew with the Vikings, carrying with the Texans, Tristan with the Jaguars, A-A around with the Chargers, signed with the Jets, Tristan, you have the Titans and Rams, Joe with the Browns, signed with the Raiders, Brian, Brady with the 49ers, David with the Dolphins, signed with the Colts, Tristan with the Steelers, A-A around with the Ravens, Joe with the Bengals and Packers, A-A around with the Chiefs. Jeremy, poor last one, Mojo Falcons, Andrew with the Panthers, Joe with the Patriots, signed with the Giants, Joe with the Seahogs, Brian, Brady with the Bucks, and then David with the Lions. Actually, I'm gonna go get into the shoe box, guys, one sec. All right, guys, no trading, right, obviously. People are like, nah. All right, sweet. Actually, I have the two free boxes right here. After, guys, I'll check and see if I have some of these in the store floor. If you do, then I can probably repost it back up. For the time being, this might be the last one, because there was only one box left in the back, so I would need to find two more. All the boxes, and then we'll go through them. I wouldn't just post one box, Eric. I'd have to make it at least three. Like I said, Eric, Joe didn't grab a case from this. He just grabbed these boxes from the back. So these are boxes that we've opened up from a case, probably as a personal, or we open up a case and stock them up to sell in the store. There's no telling where other boxes have gone. Now, that doesn't necessarily mean that the three boxers add up to selling out a full case. You know, I think this either has 18 boxes or 16, so regardless, I mean, like I said, they're just three box breaks. There's no cases attached to it, so that's why we didn't put a three box, one fourth case or something like that. So we're just doing a three box break, that's all. Now, I'm assuming all of these probably came from the same case, because like I said, they're all stacked together. Most likely, they did open up from one case, but I can't guarantee you that, because I wasn't the one that did it. Bijan, Marchese, Tank Dell, Tyler Higby there at a 25, Stenson Bennett. You actually might not be back with the Rams next year. Anthony Richardson, nice Jameer Gibbs, Clinton Johnson. Whoa, we got one guys. Bijan Robinson, downtown.  Well, there's the downtown guys. Mike Singletary, number to 100. And then a Jaylen Waddle Jersey Kings. Sporeport, there you go, man. See, I grabbed the right boxes, guys. I just left one back there. There you go. You don't have to worry about any more boxes. So if I don't find any, we don't have to worry about it anymore. Plus, I don't think anybody's gonna want to buy anywhere anyways, so. Joe Burrow, Jaylen Reed, Tyree Wilson, another redemption. Retro, 1983 autographs. Card number nine this time. Number one was Aaron Rodgers. Woo, wow, what a great couple boxes, guys. Jesus. Man, who cares if they were not from a case or not? Josh Allen. Now let me double check. I mean, I'm pretty sure this is the, this is the, this is the Buffalo Bills quarterback, but you just never know. So sometimes they might throw in the random Jacksonville Jaguar, Josh Allen. But no, card number nine is Josh Allen Buffalo Bills. All right, just wanted to let you guys know that. So there you go, very nice. What a box this would have been as a personal. All right, here we go. We got another couple of Anthony Richardson's here. Scary Tera McLaurin. Ze Flowers. Travis Eatian. Jordan Brooks. Oh, that's right, A-A-Rom. What's going on, man? That is yours, right? All right, I forgot to announce who that went to. I'll go see you, buddy. Micah Parsons. Let's say Micah Aaron Parsons variation. Tank Bigsby. We got Dalton Kincaid. Max Duggan. Nice little Jamiro Givroghi. Chancey. Nice little Bijan Robinson. Chase Brown. Richardson. Samajah Pirine. Sauce Gardner. And wow, how about a legends series autograph of Brian Erlacher for Da Bears. 19 out of 49 and going to Sportport. Nice break for you, Sportport. There you go, Jeremy. All right, last box here, guys. Good luck. Joe Burrow. Last one there for the Bengals. Bengals wins to Joe. J.K. Dobbins to 50. Another redemption, guys. They've been some great boxes. CJ Straub. James Conner, no name. Charvenay. Kenny Pickett. Marvin Menz. Kelsey Robinson. Bigsby. Miles Murphy. DTR. All right, let's see what the last autograph is, guys. Wow, Bomb Squad autograph. Oh, Snikes. This should be a good one. Number 25. Wow. What a break for Sportport.  Jesus. And what are those Bomb Squads out of? Looks like they're out of 75. Yeah, out of 75. Man, these boxes were loaded, guys, whether they were from a case or not. Again, that's why, guys, sometimes it's always just fun to rip some random boxes. You just never know what's gonna pop out of these. So I'll do a quick recap here, guys. Well, yeah, dude, he got there before the ball was even thrown, dude. All right, so again, Bomb Squad Bijan, Joe Burrow, Brian Erlacher, Josh Allen, Guadal, and how about a little Bijan right there? Very, very nice. Thank you, guys. Jaspyscasebreaks.com.