What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here We're gonna be talking about a quiet place day one in this video here today So we got our first look at a quiet place day one this morning as you see on your screen We have Sam played by no Peter Nyong'o and Eric played by Joseph Quinn now The location for them in this photo is a rather intense sequence from what I know about the story Just to tease you guys a bit and I guess I'll also say scoop and firm because if you've been following me on Twitter and my YouTube Videos, you know that I tweeted that Lupita was named Sammy in the film a few times and that she is a hospice patient Entertainment Weekly basically has confirmed all of that this morning at least in relation to the character name not the hospice patient part But here's what Lupita had to say about the film to Entertainment Weekly She said this notion of a quiet New York is one that will arrest many It's an impossible thing to imagine when you live there you block out all the sound quite naturally You just forget to hear the sound. I realize how hard it would be to survive in a world They required you to be silent in that particular city when you have a family She's talking about the habits from the first two films here when you have a family There isn't an eight expectation that they will want to stick together But in this film day one we have these disparate individuals who collide into each other's lives She's talking about Sammy and Eric and it's at a very pivotal time for the world How do they negotiate survival together? What we get is really interesting and even surprising chemistry in the characters that meet each other along along the way Joseph Quinn who stars as Eric said this about the film It's more of a character drama than anything The script is obviously set in the world that we know but it's very much a film about these two characters Who are lost and trying to negotiate their fates? There's also some wonder for other characters in the film who Sam encounters But the bulk of it is Eric and Sam in their mutual acceptance of this bleak more quiet new reality We also got our first trailer this morning that began with the habits showing their lives But counted down today one where we met Sam Play by Laputa Nyago again walking through New York where her cat Frodo and She sees something in the sky that crashed lands and of course these are our aliens that start causing chaos in the crowd Sam goes unconscious at one moment and then wakes up with the man from the island in part two who was back since this is a prequel Who's trying to keep her quiet? Then we get glimpses of Eric and Sam teaming up running through the city with Sam's cat Frodo, etc It's very short. It's intense and doesn't show a lot I'll say this again for anyone that wants to know what Sam or Eric's fates are If the trailers don't make it obvious which this first one does not which is a very good thing Just pay attention to how both characters are introduced when the aliens arrive when you sit down and watch this movie Pay attention to how these characters are introduced It's very poetic and foreshadows their fates in the story and ask for Frodo I will say this Do not worry about Frodo. I joke with a few people online, but there's no need to worry about Frodo The cat is fine. Outside of Maxine I would argue that a quiet place day one could be the second strongest horror film that I'm excited for just purely based on the spoilers I have the cast and now this amazing trailer I think Sam is going to be one of my favorite characters this year just based on her story and Lupita's performance Which has been praised in the past. I've told you this film is very similar to movies like the Descent Which I still stand by I think is very similar to the to the Descent is very similar to I am legend and There's a episode of the last of us that this is also very reminiscent of the episode with the couple I think it's called long long time and I'm thinking of Dennis O'Hare's character who plays Lenny that's why I'm thinking of the fact that this is also it has some sort of similarities with episode 3 of The last of us for those of you who liked that episode which I thought episode 3 was a fantastic episode But let me know what you guys think about a quiet place day one down the comment section below Did you enjoy the first look at the film? Why are why not? What are your hopes for the film? It comes out in June? I'm a I'm really disappointed that it got delayed But of course this is what happens when you have strikes and you have things to get held up because of said strikes and Stuff has to shift as a result of it in this film got shifted into being a summer release now But everything I've heard about this film is phenomenal. It sounds like it's gonna be one of the strongest entries for the Franchise I guess we can call it a franchise now I do expect this to be better than part two if I'm being quite honest I don't think it I don't expect it to be better than part one But I do expect to be better than part two It could easily become the best of the series in my in my outlook when I see it I could rank it day one then part one of a quiet place and then a quiet place part two But again the trailer dropped this morning We also got this first poster if you wanted to check that out here Look at this cool new poster that came out this morning I thought it was a pretty simple short and to the point trailer didn't overshare too much But again a book a bulk of the story the majority of the story is gonna definitely be carried by Sam and Eric I'm also been told that Eric has a bit of anxiety to his character So that explains why you see him screaming at one point in the film And I why I've also heard he's a pretty whiny as an individual But let me know what you guys think about all of this down in the comment section below If you haven't already of course make sure you subscribe turn on post notification I can never as a video any description out of links to my social media accounts I am on Facebook Twitter and Instagram you can message and be there of course Let me know if there any movies news or reviews you let me to cover in the future and with all then my guys I will see you in the next video


Yo what's poppin people welcome back to another episode of kicking their bass TV Thank you guys so much for the support before we even hop into this one I actually have a fan meet-up Saturday November 13th this upcoming Saturday at nine line of peril from 10 a.m To 12 p.m. We haven't had a fan meet-up in a very long time So I really want you guys to show up and turn out to this one You guys are in the Savannah area or even if you guys want to travel out to come meet me I would love to meet you guys shake your hands talk some fishing I'd greatly appreciate it, but this Saturday November 13th 9 line of peril 10 a.m The 12 p.m. If you guys are new to the channel hit that subscribe button hit the notification bell also the like button if you Guys have been enjoying the content everybody's been telling us. Hey, I want to see some more pond videos So that's what we're doing today. We're gonna be pond hopping I'm out at this beautiful pond right here, and we've caught a bunch of really big fish in the past here guys I haven't been here in a very long time. So I'm kind of pumped about it I got a few polls with me which I'm gonna show you guys what we have on and Just get the fishing see if we can catch some big fish We can't catch them here We're gonna travel around hit a few other ponds and all on out just try to have a good time today So let's go ahead and hop right into it So I brought out a bait caster with me today and a spinning rod if you guys want to check out the kicking combos Brought to you by Luz you can check them out on my website kicking their bass calm I have the link down below also if you guys want to check out some of the merch and support your boy I'd appreciate it But I have a fluke on the spinning combo right here And then on the bait caster have a little Texas rig with a strike King rage crawl if you guys want to get a discount on Any of the baits I use link to be down below all right boys and girls We're gonna get this started today, and I'm gonna start off with the old spinning combo with a fluke on it, and there's actually Some moving water in this pond. I didn't think it was moving today, but I can actually see it coming out We had a lot of rain this week. This is actually after a heavy cold front as well And these fish have been locked y'all this whole week. It's been really tough So I'm really hoping to get on a few good fish today any fish that we catch today I'm gonna be happy with but I would love to catch a giant or two So we're gonna cover a lot of water Throw this fluke up on this bank work it very slow work it productively if they're not eating it We'll pick up that Texas rig and just keep covering some water. So I'll see we can get started here Do that's money, but I'm in that tree. Oh there you go. Oh Maybe you'll eat it as a dingle. I know there's one in that dude No way there's not fish sitting where that fresh water is coming in just Gotta like get it on that left-hand side Right there. That's right where I wanted it What is this? He ate it bro. I watched him eat it. I've waited on him Okay, okay Okay Whoo, I'm about to lose it Pretty fish too. Not a big one by any means, but hey, we got to start somewhere guys That was a pretty little bass beautiful markings on him in this tannic water Not big at all, but hey, you got to start somewhere got our first fish on the flute Nah, we're just putting them back Yeah, I don't know about in this water though, you know, they put all that heavy.  I don't know about the chemicals in the water too, you know That's what I'm saying Yeah You ever fish out here at all. How did you? Sweet man, I'm just glad we got a nice day for once weather's been so bad this last week. Yeah For sure for sure Well, you guys have a good day, man There we go guys we got our first fish of the day which I'm just pumped about cuz I'm telling you the fishing this week has been so just it's really been aggravating to me Just I don't know it's hard to get these fish to bite So when you have a bite like that and then you don't get them to eat and then I'm just glad he ate again But you got to start off somewhere got one on the fluke Let's see if you can get a couple more. All right boys and girls. We're at pond number two Been a little tough start here We're gonna keep it rolling guys. We're gonna try our very best and try to hook whatever we can today That's the plan. I'm still gonna throw this fluke and see if we can get something on here Let's keep walking dude All right pond number three please bite fishes Please bite it's been such a struggle. I Want to say they killed all these fish like I like the water. Oh my god. He just ate it Okay Okay, I guess they didn't kill all the fish for this water like you can tell they've just put so many chemicals in there And it's just a whole different color. I don't know it's weird still rocking the fluke Got one bite in here first cast. So that's That feels good. So hopefully We'll be biting in here pretty good fluke that we're throwing.  It's perfect. It's more of a cloudy day I'd throw that like pearl white colored fluke, but this one just has like a little bit of Glimmers in it the sun a sparkle off of it See if we can get another bite. That wasn't a big fish, but it was a bite Swear. I just have one boil on me I know it's not it's a little guy Let's go guys. He ain't much to him, but he's a fish Pretty little fish guys not much to him any of these fish that we've caught today, but that's a pretty one Gotta love catching them guys. I don't care what size they are today. I'm just having fun going pond hopping today Just trying to really get whatever bites How that weather's been is hard to get them bites man, but we got it made made it happen right there There we go guys fish number two almost fish number three I lost that first one in here. We've had two fish in this pond. So that's a good little sign Maybe we can make it three come on fishies. There's some good ones in here, too I've caught some really really big fish in this pond in the past Maybe we'll look us into six seven eight nine pounder.  So I'm surprised even where I had that first cast bite There was a pipe there, too. I would just expect there to be one a bigger fish or two more fish on that Then just a little tiny guy.   We'll see if he'll eat it. Oh Yes, yes, yes Yes, baby Come on Come on. He ain't a giant, but he's a good one. Let's get him up on the bank right here right here right here Let's go Got us a nice little two pounder right there that is a thick chunk got that old fluke hanging out his mouth That's a good fish He pulled on me and it took me so many cast up there and then finally got this baby to bite and man That is a good healthy fish right there. Look at him swimming in my hands, dude What in the world?  That's all him But that is a pretty bass right there Nice two pound chunk right there, man. Oh, that's sweet. That feels good Give me some Cody Can't fall in Not today. That was a good fish, man It's a chunk That's rewarding man We've been fishing for so long today and to have a bite like that just feels so good So let's keep you rolling guys. We might be able to hook a really big one. Oh my god.  Yes All right, it's happening dude. It's happening. So many decided to just give us a break dude. I told Cody today Everything's been testing our patience and we pulled it through we actually started the intro over again guys We hit five ponds I usually don't tell you guys this but we hit five ponds before that first pond that we hit in the video and Man, does it feel good to smack him right now? We've had a tough day and Just catch some fish like that. It feels good That was next cast man next cast. All right guys. We got three fish officially at this pond officially Four fish total, but we didn't land one of them And I'm feeling good finally How much relief does that that's a lot of relief right there Cody?  Let me stop playing See like that weird grasses in here Very weird This is a lot worse than it seems guys. It's a lot worse. Yeah. I didn't just break off.    Well, I ain't over to start So long story short the hooks are about Mile mile at least a mile and a half away One thing I asked no today was like dude, let's try not to walk 10 miles today. We're pushing like eight miles right now Okay, dude, let's just do it listen wait I knew when something good was happening something wrong was bound to happen That just do it was a bite to that's what sucks It wasn't like I broke off on a bottom. It's like I could have had that fish, but we're gonna go We're gonna go walk and get my stuff and then we'll take my truck around this way We're back where it all happened Let's make it happen again, so we're gonna be more fish here. That would be fabulous Well, what dude? That was a freaking monster. What just happened? What just freaking happened to me? That was a big fish, dude. I don't know it just never Pinned him. You could barely dude. He was all right So that was actually a bite that I had I heard we heard somebody talking in the background So we're just paying attention to that That might have been the same fish that hit me earlier, dude But he hit it and I never felt anything then all of a sudden I see him run into the left That could have been a big big fish He ran to the left hardcore. There might be another one up here That I felt like a freak. Oh, there he is.  Yeah, it's a freaking monster. Look at him running down the bank. He's not even big He was a one-pounder. I swear What is going on? Did that not seem like a tank or am I just gonna be like Could he's like, oh my gosh, look at him go All right, I'll give him a little more he's probably a pound and a half maybe a pound and three quarters But he was literally a pound. Yeah, that's embarrassing. Hey, they're stacked on whatever this is though. Oh my god. Oh Oh Please please. Oh, I got him. Okay. Okay Me and Cody got ten pounders on our mind Look at that little golden desk All right, they're loaded here though, man, we lost a good or we broke one off lost a good one I hook another one. I think he's a giant and he was just a one-pounder and I catch this little squeaky Yeah, fish I had on was triple the size of that, but There's fish here, man. I'm just got to hook one of these big ones. I know they're down there Whatever broke me off earlier too. I think felt like it had some weight to him It is happening boys and girls I Dude everything seems so just dramatic right now. Yeah, it seemed like a big fish boiled on it My flukes messed up. Yeah, it seemed like a big fish boiled on it And then before dude, how was that one-pound fish running me across the pond like am I just That man shotgun three red bulls before he went Dude the muffins are another level maybe even a spicy chicken sandwich because that man was fried up right there We're fired fired up I want to know what I hooked earlier though that one would seem big But it's like this the weirdest grass I've ever seen in a pond They're just on the edge of it man in the shade Dude, they're loaded on it for that's a decent fish.  We've had a struggle all day and then you come to one One of the right spots and you start smoking fish I've been in this spot in a couple years guys and it's paying off today.  Yeah, maybe a little bigger, but I Thought we had like a tank Nice I'm enjoying every second of this Even the ones we lose I'm enjoying right now. I'm just enjoying feeling a little bite. He was a little off He wasn't that far off, but I Don't know. There's just a lot of fish right there, man They are not being locked y'all right here. They they open in their mouth for this sucker They're not It's crazy because like the the fish that we've caught today guys have been in two general areas like mainly in this one pond, but They've been in specific little Little zones like that little cold root back there that little pipe and now we're fishing this little grass edge Shady bank. It's got a hangovers And there's a lot of fish in this area Okay, I Didn't hook them Should bite age right there Might be something down there. They're sitting on It was on throw that thing out there let it hit the bottom and let the bait do its magic a couple little twitches Okay, he felt big man. It's so hard to tell judge these things. Oh my gosh judge these things on the spinning rod Look how small that dang fish is, but I want you to see something Look at how good he ate that bait Sometimes in small ones. They'll just tear up that bait man Little twinkie Thank you for biting Bubba There goes.  I Through so many cast there two guys probably 10 15 cast and finally got this baby to bite I've been working that thing super slow and he is not much But he is the fish and this fish is going to conclude today's video guys I hope you guys enjoyed it We just came out pond fishing a little bit of pond hopping hit a bunch of different ponds today It was a tough day, but here at the end we made a little comeback and ended up landing a bunch of fish I hope you guys enjoyed this video if you did please hit the like button Share this video with a friend and hit that subscribe button and I'll catch y'all in the next


Thanks for coming. My name is Svartaj Ranek. I work at Red Hat as a developer and in this talk I'd like to talk about some ideas which SunLock is built upon to give you hopefully some good starting point to use SunLock and understand how it works and eventually how to tune and configure it for your application. Before we start, how many of you know what SunLock is or even use it? Okay, a couple of hands, but not everyone, so let me first briefly start with motivation why we actually need a piece of software like SunLock. I guess all of you have heard about the possibility that we have some storage area basically right over the disk and we access these disks from compute nodes over the network. So basically in this setup when a couple of machines access disk array, you sooner or later come into the situation when two or even more nodes try to access on right the same disk area. This will of course result into the data corruption and this is probably what you don't want to happen. So probably the first idea which came to your mind how to protect this is to introduce some external lock manager here which will control the traffic and allow various nodes to access different locations of the disk. This of course works, but I have a couple of drawbacks. Besides the additional run trip to this lock manager, what would happen if this component dies? Of course your application gets stuck because or at least won't be able to write any data because you won't be able to get any logs from the lock manager which died. So probably maybe we can do better and maybe you can come up with idea to somehow collocate the logs directly with the data the logs are trying to protect. And this is actually what SunLock does. It's a lock manager which use a short file storage for its processing and keeping the logs. Of course you don't have to use the logs provided by SunLock to protect only the data. You can use these logs for whatever you want. But to use these logs for protecting the data on the short storage is probably the most typical usage. And the SunLock is built up to algorithms. It's disk access and delta leases. And in the following slides I will try to really briefly outline these algorithms because SunLock is a little bit hard to configure or at least do it right. So before you touch any SunLock configuration you should really read the documentation carefully. Maybe you should also read pieces of source code to be really sure what it does. And to this explanation hopefully will give you some good start or would make it more easy to understand what's going on there at least I hope. So let's first start with classical Paxos algorithm because this Paxos is just modification of classical Paxos algorithm. So are you all familiar with Paxos algorithm? Maybe not. So I will just start with short interaction of Paxos. Paxos is basically consensus algorithm which tries to solve consensus between a couple of machines which the goal is to agree on some single value. While it may sound pretty trivial it's actually very hard problem and it's actually one of the hardest problem in distributed system world because of latency on the network which is unreliable. This is just one of the examples. So basically it's pretty hard problem and Paxos was one of the first or lastly onboard who came up with Paxos algorithm was one of the first who successfully solved this problem. So how classical Paxos works? Basically each node which joins the consensus procedure tries to propose its value. This is called usually in the paper's belt and each proposal has its own number N which is usually called belt number. So each node in first phase called prepare phase propose this belt number and other nodes upon receiving this prepare message response with the minimum proposal number which is the number they obtain from other nodes. So basically if I send number two and one node here for example already accepted some proposal with belt number one it will accept my value but it will also respond with already accepted value. When I received the response from majority of nodes I will search through replies and if there is already some accepted value so basically which means that there is a node in the cluster which already accepted some value. I can't propose my own value but I have to use this value but I can continue to the next phase when I broadcast another message and to ask the other nodes if they accept this value. I will still keep this number N but will use this value. If my number is still the largest one the nodes will accept this value and return OK. If not they will send me that they have already some higher number N and return me this number and then I will have to abort and start from the beginning and if I got from majority of nodes respond that they will accept my value I want this value is accepted and I can broadcast that we agreed that this value is accepted.  So do at least roughly understand this if yes, so understanding this Paxos would be very easy because it's just a very slight modification of this algorithm. Again it was done by Lamport and Goughny and basically now we assume that we have N processors and M disk when these processors tries to write each process obtains some block on each disk when it will try this data structure it contains the number again the value which was already accepted if there was any such and the value with highest build number so far. So basically instead of exchanging messages over the network between the nodes the nodes write this record directed to the short storage to dedicated place for each node and we assume of course that write operation is atomic so we typically write only the size of block or we typically write one block of the disk. So we start as before that for each disk I will write my record and at the same time I will also read the records of all other processors which wrote their data structure on the disk and again I will check all other from what I read I will check these block numbers and if I found out that there is some higher block number I have to abort this process and start again with higher block number but if not I can continue further and choose the value again I have to choose if there is already any value written I will have to choose the value written with the highest board number and I will from now on I have to propose this value and then I will continue to the second phase then I will try to again write this value that I found out in previous step and again read all the records from other processors and again I need to check if all block numbers are still lower than mine if so I will if not I will have to abort and start again and that's basically it if I want the process I can again broadcast the value which was selected and am done and I have for example obtained the log so if so far so good there are some unanswered questions for example how do I add more nodes and you maybe didn't notice and I didn't mention but for example if you want to know what the majority is you know you have to know how many nodes are joining together this consensus procedure but if you are only writing and reading this how you found out and maybe even harder problem is how to establish the mapping between the disk sector or block on the disk and the node which tries to write there they first need somehow to agree which node will write to which space so that's why we need something more than this Paxos and this is solved by Delta Lease Algorithm introduced by Chuckle and Malachyne and it's actually pretty simple algorithm here's the Lease which provides Lease and here's the Lease cycle you basically try to obtain the Lease if you are successful you will hold it and eventually release it the important thing is that if you obtain the Lease you are allowed to keep it for only some amount of time which is called Big Delta and also Algorithm assumes that all operations are bounded by some amount of time which is called Small Delta it can be generalized to unknown Delta Delay model but some of you use this known Delta model and it's used in this way that basically the process tries to write a value on some location on disk wait for some time if the process is happy and the look is not held it waits to small deltas repeat this location again and if the value is same it obtains the look if the look is already held it will wait Big Delta plus Small Delta and again repeats until it obtains the look it's quite trivial but Algorithm but the main drawback is that it may take quite a long time to obtain the look so how these two Albertans are used in a sun look Delta Lease Albertan is used to acquiring the unique host ID for each host which is basically the number from 1 to 2000 which basically says each node which block on the shared storage should be used for Paxos Leases for writing Paxos Leases and it also is used by sun look to determine if the machine is alive because you have to renew after this Big Delta your lease so if you don't refresh your lease sun look will conclude that this machine is dead and will try to kill it and then when you obtain your ID which determines the place on the shared storage where you should write your Paxos Leases you can use disk Paxos to happily try to obtain or completely compete for the Leases with other processes in the sun look terminology if you read the documentation the Delta Leases is called lock space and as I said prevents hosts to have the same ID sun look limitation is that it's limited to 2000 hosts it's because of not very long time ago it was allowed only to use one megabyte size for the lock space and if the block size is 512 the result is that it's limited to 2000 hosts but recently it has changed and you can use also different size but not to support a high amount of hosts but to support also disk derives which has block size for 4 kilobytes and you can configure with these parameters but 2000 hosts is still a limitation hard coded in sun look but actually if you want you can very easily change it in the source code but you have to recompile sun look and sun look internally use this big delta lease to 20 seconds so each process has to renew its delta lease in 20 seconds so if you for example have your application use sun look it's good to keep in mind that it will time out after 20 seconds so for example if you have something built on top of that and you configure time out for one minute it's nice but sun look will dies or will expire the lock after 20 seconds and the small delta lease mentioned in algorithm before in sun look is 10 seconds so as I said this leases are also used for checking if host is alive sun look is more robust and has other component like watchdog so after 10 seconds if the lock is not renewed sun look will start procedure of fencing your note and watchdog will after some another time out try to kill your machine Paxos leases are very fast to acquire so they are suitable for real locks in application in sun look terminology it's called resources and when I said when you won the battle and your value has won that you committed the value somehow so in reality in sun look it's implemented that way that this record is written to the first block of the disk so this is how you propagate the value in sun look and it's actually somehow combined with delta leases that when you renew the delta lease it will also renew all your Paxos leases so it's combined in sun look together also in this way so in summary if you want to use sun look in your application you first need to prepare directory structure where all these processes will write it's called initialization of the lock space in sun look documentation it has to be done only once and then whenever your application or start or note joins the cluster it will need to join the lock space which means it needs to acquire the delta lease to get the host ID so the host knows where to write then when you acquire a lock for a release it means that you obtain the Paxos lease I speak before and when your application stops it basically leaves the lock space which means that it release the delta lease locks as I said Paxos is more complex there are more pieces like watchdog so there is definitely something you can this presentation could be much longer to explain all the stuff but I have no time for it so it's up to you and I would really try to encourage you before you change anything in sun look please be sure that you know what you are doing and read the documentation carefully and I hope that this presentation give you at least some first step and make the understanding of the documentation more easy for you so that's all, thanks and are there any questions? who is your thing sun lock? sun lock is, I know at least about one famous project which is sun lock and it's called O-Wared it's probably the best example but I think it's also used by Costard LVM and probably other projects any seconds or you can but you have to renew the lock in 20 seconds so basically it means it's my responsibility from my application or is it library handling that so I just obtain it from the library and library handles typically it runs as a demon on your host which do all the stuff for you but it provides also client library so you can access it also from your code from your application can we leave disk caches enabled from the sun lock? disk caches, I'm not sure I would definitely not do that you probably have to do direct IO because unless you can get stuck in the cache that would be useless but to be honest I'm not completely sure but it has to be implemented in sun lock using direct IO I'm talking hardware caches on the very storage device that was the question which would kill my performance to the same device in the normal IO path but it would be required you know my answer is no but anyway that was the question caches on the hardware device and HDD was built in cache management on its internal cache I'm not expert on hardware so I'm not really sure but I would probably don't do that because unless some value can get stuck in the cache and in the meantime two applications can think that they can access the results more about use of states which leads to the other question is sun lock one time provides recovery mechanism that kind of situation no, at least I'm aware about it okay so if there are any other questions you are encouraged to read the paper and if you read the discboxer's paper this is a homework for you long port to be honest I didn't notice but on his page has a statement that there are about dozens of errors in his paper but he's not going to fix it and it's a homework for the readers so you are encouraged to find all the errors there so thank you


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Hello there, welcome back to Daniel's Tech World on YouTube, Medium and DanielRosal.tech. So for today's video I want to discuss quickly virtualization and what virtualization is. So this is just a quick schematic that I pulled up. So if you're new to Ubuntu Linux and you want to basically run other operating systems and what you can do nowadays, and I'm saying nowadays sort of in a very loose way because this technology is not exactly brand new of the assembly line, but basically you have your computer, so let's say your actual, you know, Linux computer with hardware inside of it, then you have a CPU with hypervisor, and what the hypervisor does is basically allows you to actually give the resources.  These are fixed. The only way to actually add more RAM to a computer or upgrade from an i3 to an i5 or an i7 processor would be to open up the computer and physically connect more components with your hands. But what you can do with virtualization is basically take a chunk of those resources and the hypervisor will basically allow a virtualized operating system. So you can say, let's give Windows, let's say we have 16 gigs of RAM on our computer, so let's say we're going to create a virtual, Windows virtual machine, a VM, and it's going to have, we're going to grant it access to up to 2 gigabytes of RAM, and we're going to cap its memory at, let's say, 50 gigabytes. So obviously in order to be able to do that, you need to have more than, you need to have more than basically all these virtual machines, so let's say we have a, we can't have a Windows virtual machine with 100 gigabytes of storage when we actually only have, sorry, 500, let's say, we only have 240 gigabytes of storage in the actual computer. So it's less than your resources, but in order to make this magic work, you need a, basically a virtualization tool. So there's a couple for Windows that are, you know, just the standard options basically. Most of these are free, so you don't need to pay to, you know, to use these. The first one is Oracle Virtual Box. So this is actually what I used for, I used this for a number of years, and it's regularly updated, and the other one is VMware, Workstation Player, and both of these are totally compatible with Ubuntu Linux. So to download Workstation Player, you just go for this option, Workstation Player for Linux, and you can see I've downloaded this bundle.  Then just to install the Windows VM, you just download Windows basically, and you just get that ISO file. It's a big download, it's, you know, something in the region of, it depends exactly now. I'm just picking up this Hebrew geolocal, I can actually just change it here at the bottom. Go to English, of some sort, indeed English is fine, still English, just straight in English. And you can just basically select your, you know, Windows 10, confirm and download that ISO file, and then basically, so you can have a totally free Windows virtual machine in Linux, and the only caveat for Windows is that you can't, because unless you have an activation key to actually activate that ISO, you can't really personalize the computer, but it's totally legal, and it's, you know, it's a Microsoft official download, and it's basically more than enough. So in terms of these two virtual box versus VMWare Workstation Player, this isn't the, I didn't, I'm not an expert, in fact I don't even know that much. I just prefer VMWare, as I said, I've used both, and after a few years I just, you know, kind of moved over to VMWare, and that's now where I do my virtualization. Now the other thing that's easy, so that's how to do Windows.  The second one that is easy, and that's Android, and there are a few emulators, so I'm just showing you the ones I use personally. So GeniMotion Android Emulator, you can also actually do it in, you can actually use virtual box, just download an Android ISO, but this is, this is nicer, and then just click on the download button, and you can go for this, and again it's a free tool if you're using it for non-commercial use, so this download for Linux here is the one you'd need on Ubuntu, and then you basically create a machine from a template. So Android can be easily virtualized on Linux because of the fact that Android is a fork of Linux, and not actually for that reason more, more that the architecture is similar. Likewise, Windows can be easily virtualized, the ones that cannot be easily virtualized are common operating systems, of course that only really leaves iOS and macOS. MacOS, I really don't have much of a need to do these, I think for macOS there is a workaround, so someone else's video can explain this, so there is a tutorial here. I think iOS is impossible because of the fact that the architecture is so different, because it's for ARM-based processors, so there is one or two ARM-based desktop computers have come to market, and I believe that Ubuntu, certainly Debian has an ARM-based installation, so you can run it on ARM-based hardware, but for your average computer user, virtualizing iOS on VirtualBox on Ubuntu is not going to be feasible, so really your easy options for Linux for virtualization are Windows and Android. I think that's enough for most people, if you're really into mac, then you know you should probably just install Mac. Being able to virtualize Windows so easily has been kind of a game changer for Linux users because we used to have these awkward solutions, like I've been using Linux long enough to remember using wine, and that never worked particularly well, there's other things like play in Linux, none of these kind of things work that well. VirtualBox just gives you an actual Windows machine, so the only thing to point out, and this is why I'm just opening up my task manager here, is to say that basically these use a lot of RAM, so obviously when you're using a virtual machine, you're going to be using the RAM that is in the computer, so you know I have 16 gigabytes of RAM in this machine, I'm going to be building a new computer soon, I'm probably going to go for something more high spec than what I have currently, but you can see how far that's going to shoot up, so we're using, we can see this is memory here, this is CPU, 2,720 megabytes of our, this is basically 16 gigs, so we're using almost 3 gigabytes of RAM and you can see the process is consuming the most memory over here. So I just got ahead and popped up my VMware workstation player, non-commercial use only, and I'm using over here the version 1552, so that's the one that I have currently on my system, now it can be a little bit buggy, I found some bugs about this in terms of you know basically it will when I shut it down, it'll crash the whole system, I've opened a couple of threads about this on the VMware community forums, there's a couple of bugs, but overall I would say it works really well, so you may notice that I actually have an Ubuntu virtual machine here, and the reason you might want to do something like this, there's a couple of other things you might want to do with virtual machines, a popular one is to run Kali Linux, so Kali is used for you know penetration testing and security testing and stuff like that, so it's specialized distro of Ubuntu, a lot of people that are learning cyber tech prefer to actually just keep that as a virtual machine instead of you know because for your day-to-day OS it's easier to just use something like stock Ubuntu, so a lot of people would have a Kali virtual machine and just use boot into that, and so long as all the network interfaces are exposed, sorry so long as all the USB devices are exposed and it's connected over Ethernet on the software level, then it runs exactly like a real computer, and that's the kind of crazy thing about virtualization is they're just really mini computers, so basically if we just take a look here, here's Windows, and you can just click on power on, I've given this 4 gigabytes of my RAM as you can see, and you can actually go in and and again this is a beautiful thing about VMs because they are not real, they're not hardware based computers, but they are computers, it's kind of a weird concept to wrap your head around, but that's how virtualization works, so I can shut it down and once it's cold I can go ahead and give it 8 gigs of RAM, I can decide you know etc, and as I said you're really capped, practically capped, maximum recommended memory that's why it's giving, it's coming up here as 14 gigabytes because I only have 16 of my computer, so even doing that would leave me with only 2 gigabytes of RAM for my host, so this is called the host while you're running the stuff on and this is called the guest, so I'm going to go back to 4 as I had it, but obviously on a real computer you couldn't just use a slider and toggle RAM or add tiny increments, you would need to basically, as I said, unscrew the computer and you know actually put in more. The network adapter, these are all settings, you can actually also toggle how many processor cores it has, I'm not going to go for, and this is important, you can do a shared folder, I have mine disabled but that basically means you can create a folder on your host, on your host on Ubuntu and then basically just drop files and then they'll actually appear in Windows and on the Windows side it will appear as a networked device, so it's very cool and I just actually go ahead and set this up, I'm not sure why it's not set up on this, it might be a new virtual machine, so I use my Windows one for testing out, for the odd time I really need to use something Windows related and I also use it for like, and this is another point about the need for, and this is why I have Ubuntu as a sandbox environment, so let's say I'm testing out software, doing a project review and I don't really trust the product, I don't want to put that on my actual computer, so by putting it on a virtual machine it's kind of using it as a sandbox environment, so it's isolated from the actual rest of the file system, so I'm just going to go ahead and watch what happens to my memory here when I boot into my Windows, so about three gigs at the moment, okay, need to figure this out, and now we're up to, as we're going through the boot sequence, tiny, not really very significant jump, I'm just going to move this over here a bit, the other thing you might want to add or you might need to add I should say is guest tools and if you go into virtual machine VMware tools, so it's kind of specific by the OS, so now look what's going on, we're using Windows and I'm sure the people will be familiar with the Windows interface within Linux, so that is pretty cool, so if I can just get into this, so you need to do, as the screen says, control alt is how you basically escape your keyboard and mouse from the virtual machine, otherwise you're locked within it, so this is my Windows desktop, I was taking a look earlier in the week at fastest VPN for Windows and you can see, I'm surprised my memory hasn't jumped, hasn't jumped higher so far, we can actually toggle in the VMware, and we can see usually there's VMware player, so it might take a little bit to catch up, but the CPU as you can see has gone up to 55, 55% and basically the boot sequence puts a bit of pressure, so that's actually not as bad as it would have expected, it's only spiked a small bit, and you can see the process here VMware WMX, it is consuming 2.7 gigabytes here of memory and 4% of CPU, so now I'm going to go and I'm just going to go ahead and shut this down, you know I'll just minimize it, the second thing that I'm going to show before I end this video is GeniMotion, and as I said GeniMotion is the Android emulator that I use on Ubuntu, so just open my GeniMotion here and you can see I have a Galaxy S10 in this 4040x3040 screen resolution, now if you're installing GeniMotion and I showed you the website then you need to install VirtualBox, that's because it actually basically just runs off VirtualBox, so if I go into my VirtualBox I'll be able to basically see that there is a virtual machine to correspond with this virtual Android device, so we can see by popping into Oracle VirtualBox we have the Galaxy S10 and that corresponds with this guy over here, so GeniMotion is a really really cool tool, what you can do is if you go into, you can create new virtual devices really easily, so just just click on the plus menu here, and you can see look at this it's super cool. You can see the Android version, so Android 4.4, technically it's actually the Android API because that's what it's using to construct these machines, we can go all the way to five, all the way down to the latest version they have which is 10, so just make sure that you are going for the latest, generally you want to be going for the latest Android version, you can go for a tablet, Google Pixel, if I go next year and you can give it a name, choose the native display resolution, as you say you can even select the Android version here, how many processor, memory, kind of a similar process and whether you want to use bridge or NAT for network mode and just go for NAT unless you know what you're doing and you want to use bridge for a different reason, so this is it and watch what happens now, I can just go into the start and again we're using a virtual machine but this time we're virtualizing Android, so just remember these things are heavy so we probably will see a bigger spike and I think maybe that's why I went down to VM where I found that it was easier on the hardware so we've now gone up to four gigs of memory and I think the reason I run into difficulties with virtual machines sometimes is I typically have about a hundred Chrome times open and that's an exaggeration but typically I'm running these with a lot of browser tabs so I'm just running the system cold and we're now up to five gigs of memory but we are currently running two virtual machines, one Android and one Windows, now those virtual machines are both doing basically nothing at the moment but you know once you start running the software on them then clearly they're going to be that RAM overhead is going to add to your baseline RAM overhead, so we can go into them just to see how to curiosity, JennyMotion here, 1% CPU, 216 gigs, I'm not sure that's right there could be another process I'm missing but that's what's showing at the moment in terms of CPU and RAM consumption and the other thing you want to do for this is install, you can see this OpenGApps, so this basically allows you to install your, you know, I've just created a lock pattern, look how cool this is, it's a real Android device, I even configured a lock if I can make this work on my mouse, which I'm struggling with, there we go and I can pull down the notifications and this is all of course virtualized, it's not a real Android computer, it assigns it a, the virtual machine gives it a fake phone number like a virtual phone number and it pretends that it has a data and you can hear maybe the Android notifications going on and if I go into my, call up my apps you know I can go into, I can install apps through the Play Store, I can really associate this with my actual Google account and actually purchase apps with it, the camera clearly won't do anything, I can even spoof my geolocation by going on to GPS and going into the map option and turning on GPS and then selecting where I want to virtually be, this looks like somewhere in Denmark I'm guessing for some reason this is very weird, alright somewhere in Scandinavia but you know so you could, I don't want to say that there are nefarious uses for this but there are and you can go on to like Google Chrome and basically just use this and you can see it's not that slow, it's certainly usable, this is great that if you want to basically test out and I was testing out the VPN for Android yesterday and assessing the speed so this is why I have the YouTube open here on some Sky News Australia but you know it's fully functional and what you can do is just use this to, and I'm just typing in my keyboard here and typing on my keyboard using my mouse but it's as if I'm using a real Android I've taken off the VPN so I'm getting my local geolocation so that's it it's very cool this can be used to test out test products on Android it can be used to actually test if you're a software developer you want to test the app you're developing on Android you can just drop in your APK files here so very powerful very easy to virtualize both Windows and Android on an Ubuntu host so that's really all I have for this video I wanted to just show what's easy what's not and to recap Mac OS and iOS are more difficult but Android and Windows very doable anybody wants to get in touch my website can be found at DanielRosehill.com with two L's and my email is YouTube at DanielRosehill.com so thank you for watching this video


Personal Finance PowerPoint Presentation. FHA Single Family Title II. Prepare to get financially fit by practicing personal finance. Most of this information can be found at Investopedia FHA Single Family Title II, which you can find online. Take a look at the references, resources, continue your research from there. This is by Matt Ryan Webber, published April 22, 2022. FHA Single Family Title II and FHA Single Family Title II is a type of mortgage. So if you're a home purchaser, clearly usually we cannot put all the money down up front, therefore have to deal with some kind of financing, some kind of loan that will be involved. This is going to hopefully expand some of the options for certain people that FHA Single Family Title II. Specifically, it is a mortgage issued by the Federal Housing Administration, the FHA, under Title II of the National Housing Act of 1934 for a single family. These mortgage loans were designed to encourage lenders to issue mortgages during the Great Depression, but they still form a large part of the mortgage market today. So during the time of the Great Depression, clearly there was an economic downturn, there was a whole lot of laws and whatnot. It's kind of like the regulatory bodies, the government were kind of waving their arms like a drowning person, just doing everything at that point in time. So there's a whole lot of new regulations that go into play, and some of those are still kind of around today. From an economic standpoint, there's a lot of debate as to whether or not those regulations had an impact, whether they helped the people they were trying to help ease the pain or helped get us out of the depression. There's, you know, debate, a lot of debate, clearly towards the end of the Great Depression, there was a war which kind of changed the whole dynamic of things at that point in time. So anytime there's government intervention, just note from an economic standpoint, there's still kind of questions as to whether it's not it's helping the people that it's turning out or it's trying to help, and sometimes if you look at it closely, you'll see at least in the long run, it can actually harm the people it's trying to help. For example, if you look at mortgages, for example, then you usually have two people involved. You've got the bank who's trying to make money on the interest. You've got the person who needs the loan so that they can get the money for the seller, the seller you can think of as a separate person. Then we, the prom buyer is going to deal with the seller too. But with regards to the loan, you've got someone that needs a loan. You've got the financial institution that would like to give the loan as long as the loan can be paid back. Then, however, we also have the third kind of component here, which is either regulations, government regulations, or kind of government more active kind of intervention in the process like selling like a secondary market kind of situation like a Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. Anytime the government intervention comes in, you can imagine that they're going to try to ease the pressure in some way so that there's going to be more mortgages or loans that are going to go out to specific individuals, possibly individuals more in need. But you can imagine a situation and we've seen situations where they ease up just the ability to be approved for a loan, which means that more people might be taking out loans who otherwise couldn't afford the loans because now they're being approved for the loans because they lessen the risk to the bank, which can actually have detrimental impacts because people can pick up loans that are kind of over their heads. So you've got to be careful whenever this kind of government stuff goes into play. It could have adverse consequences, but so we want to be aware of the pros and cons as we're considering these kind of things. So you can't apply for Title II loans directly from the FHA. Instead, you'll need to find a lender that offers mortgage loans that are FHA backed through Title II programs. So they're still going through the lender. The lender has the capacity to be issuing these kind of loans. So you want to look them out specifically if you think they're going to be something that could be applicable to your particular circumstances. So the application process is similar to that of a standard mortgage loan, though the lender will check to be sure that the home you're buying meets Title II requirements. And this article will take you through the history of Single Family Title II mortgage loans, how you can qualify for one and how to apply for one. Understanding the FHA Single Family Title II mortgage loans, both Title II mortgages and the Federal Housing Administration, the FHA itself, were created by the National Housing Act of 1934. So in those depression years at that time, the Great Depression was at its peak. And by 1933, as many as 1,000 homeowners were defaulting on their mortgages every day. Fully half of the mortgages in the U.S. were in arrears, so they weren't getting their payments up. Because of the risk of default, banks were very hesitant to lend money on mortgages. So clearly, crash in the housing market, you got a downward spiral happening at that point in time. Banks are not going to be looking to invest more in the mortgages at that time because their confidence is clearly out of low. So most required a 50% down payment. So we're talking normally these days 20%, we got a 50% down payment and full repayment within 5 years. 30 years? No, 5 years. 50% up front 5 years. We want our money back. Whoa! Through the National Housing Act, the federal government encouraged banks to issue mortgages by insuring lenders against default. So now the government's going to put some insurance on. What does that do to the market? Well, now the bank has basically shifted some of the risk from the bank to the government. What does that make the bank do? Well, the bank can now make money or take more risky kind of investments than they otherwise would if they were having all the risk. And if there's a problem, then they're going to get, you know, you could say bailed out would be the current not so favorable term of it. They're going to get support from the government. So now you've got this shifting of risk going on, which again, it doesn't eliminate the risk. That's the kind of thing to understand here. There's still the risk there. It's just now who's bearing the risk and then what's going to be the inevitable consequence of that happening. Banks are going to react to that in an obvious way. They're going to make more loans that are possibly more risky than they would have otherwise done if they were handling the risk themselves. If they borrow or defaulted, the FHA would pay the lender a specific claim amount. So now the FHA is going to be responsible for, to some degree, the shortfalls in the events of defaults. Again, risk going away from the lender, which causes kind of some problems at the same time as possibly some benefits. So two types of loan programs were created. You got Title I's loan allowed homeowners to borrow money to rehabilitate their house. Title II loans, the type we're discussing here are the buying property. They're for buying property. There are several types of property that qualify such as single family homes, condominiums, manufactured homes and trailers. The home must have a permanent foundation, meet minimum size requirements based on the residence type and the structurally sound and fit for a family residence. There have been some changes since 1935, which you would expect. Yeah, I would think it's kind of a long time. The FHA became part of the Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD. So they've transformed into HUD here in 1965. Well, HUD guarantees some loans on its own, namely Section 184 loans, which are available only to the Native Americans. It is FHA to which most single family home buyers typically look. Today, most single family Title II mortgages are issued through the 203B Mortgage Insurance Program. How to get a single family Title II mortgage? Since they're insured by the government against a borrower defaulting on the mortgage, Title II loans are a very low risk proposition for the mortgage lender. So again, benefit to the lender. Usually the lender, like usually in a market, you got two people involved here. You got the two people involved, and they're taking on the risk of that kind of negotiation now. You got the third person involved kind of balancing out some of that risk. That's how the benefits are trying to be manifested. They're not magic. The government is taking on risk, which is going to cost them. And it's also going to lead to behaviors that are quite obvious for the bank, which means they're going to give out more loans, which they otherwise wouldn't, which are more highly risky. So this means the FHA Title II loans, whether for a single family home or another type of property, have favorable conditions for consumers whose credit history are less than perfect. So now they can give loans out to people that they would not otherwise give loans out to due to their credit history not being great, because again, some of that risk is being mitigated by the government. So Title II loans are designed for borrowers who may not be able to access enough cash for a big down payment and who have a lower than average credit score. In general, borrowers who find that an FHA loan is much easier to obtain than a standard mortgage. So again, and some people could legitimately be in that case, obviously if your credit score is below, it might not even be your fault or you might be a perfectly good person that would pay back the loan and so on and so forth. But it's going to be, of course, difficult to get a loan under those those circumstances or more difficult. You could still get a loan, but you might not get the most favorable terms. So then you've got this this option here. So but again, you can see why the bank of course would have their normal, you know, standard stuff. So again, the risk, you got this risk issue. So individuals who have gone through bankruptcy or foreclosure are eligible for an FHA loan, depending on how much time has passed and whether good credit has been reestablished with an FHA title. To you can borrow up to 96.5% of the value of the home. What that's amazingly high. Usually it's like around 80% because you got to put the 20% down. No big, big thing here. So this means that you'll need to make a down payment of up to 3.5%. So you can see here from the bank's perspective, normally they wouldn't do this, you know, because normally they would be skeptical on someone's credit score not being, you know, as high as they would want. And if their credit score wasn't as high as they as they would want, what would they probably do to compensate? They would want more money down, not less money down, right? So you got two things that could pretty heavily increase the risk. Why would the bank do that? Because again, the government's taking on some of that risk. So you'll need you'll need a credit score of at least 580 to qualify for that though. If your credit score falls in the 500 to 579 range, you can still get an FHA loan as long as you make a 10% down payment. There are some other differences between the FHA Title II loan and a standard mortgage. All FHA borrowers must pay a mortgage insurance premium, the MPI to the FHA and upfront payment as well as an annual payment. Borrowers pay 1.75% of the loan balance along with annual MIPs, which are paid monthly based on the total value of the loan. Borrowers who can put down 10% or more pay these premiums in 11 years for 11 years. Anyone who makes a down payment of less than 10% must make these premium payments for the duration of their mortgage. So you've got the mortgage insurance, which is going to be an added kind of cost. You can see why the mortgage insurance would would be playing a role in this case due to the risk involved. So you can't apply for a Title II loan directly from the FHA. Instead, look for a lender that offers this type of mortgage. So you've got to shop around for the lenders that would have the capacity to give you an FHA loan. Your lender will check that you qualify for a Title II loan. What is an FHA loan? Federal Housing Administration FHA loans include those issued through Title II are guaranteed by the government and designed for homeowners who may have lower than average credit scores and are able to come up with enough money for a more substantial down payment. FHA mortgages are issued by FHA approved lenders. Do I qualify for an FHA Title II loan? To apply for a Title II loan, you need to be able to prove two years of steady employment or stable income. That's not what I asked. I asked, do I qualify? Yes or no? Yes or no? They're not going to give me a yes or no. Anyway, to qualify for a Title II loan, you need to be able to prove two years of steady employment or stable income and no past due federal liens such as student loans or tax debts. Any court judgments against you must be paid and all child support must be current. Your credit must have been stable or improving for at least the previous 12 months and any bankruptcy filing must have been discharged for at least 24 months. Any foreclosures on your past must be at least three years ago and you must have at least 12 months of on-time rent or lease payments. Is an FHA loan a good option for me? Here they go. It should just say yes or no down here, but no. They give me all this up. They're going to just babble on about it. Yes or no question. So it depends on your circumstances. Of course it does. A Title II loan may be easier to qualify for than a standard mortgage. So clearly that's going to be part of the circumstances here, part of the rationale for it being in existence. It might be easier to qualify for, especially for people with limited or poor credit history. On the other hand, other government sponsored mortgage loan options may be available for you. There are two other types of government agency issued loan programs. The US Department of Veterans Affairs, the VA loans and the US Department of Agriculture, the USDA loans. So it's important to research all potential options. So you got the standard loans where that's between A and B and you leave C out of it, that being the government as much as possible. And then you've got the government loans where C comes in hopefully to help out and mitigate the risk to be beneficial to the borrower which could be good and you can compare and contrast those things. But just remember that there are some adverse kind of components to it as well. So you want to make sure that you're going in knowing what the options are and then you're making the decision as to how much you would want to take out on a loan, how much can be afforded and which option would be optimal. So the bottom line, an FHA single family Title II is a type of mortgage. Specifically, it is a mortgage insured by the FHA under Title II of the National Housing Act of 1934 for a single family. These loans were created by the National Housing Act of 1934. Title II loans are a very risk-low proposition for mortgage lenders. That's the point. The government mitigating the risk from the lenders meaning the lenders will act as you would expect them to act, giving out more loans so they can make more money by getting more interest and not having to worry about the risk of the fact that they're lending money to people that they otherwise would not be doing so because of the high risk and the higher level or likelihood of a default, meaning they're loaning more money than possibly people might be able to pay back in their normal judgment if they were taking on all the risk. So just do your own budgeting on that. And if you can't pay it back, your own budgeting says so, then could be a good option because the government ensures them against a borrower defaulting on the mortgage. This means FHA Title II loans, whether for a single family home or another type of property, have favorable conditions for consumers with less than perfect credit histories. You can't apply for a Title II loan directly from the FHA. So you don't just go to the FHA to get a Title II and say, hey, give me a Title II FHA. You got to go to a lender. Instead, you look for a lender that offers this type of mortgage. Your lender will check that you qualify for the Title II loan. The home you buy must meet Title II requirements.


What's up everybody, Jason here for jaspyscasebase.com 2023 Panini Daumers football hobby, six box break, Pikachu number seven just sold out. And again guys, all cards ship like normal but just remember guys, this is from an open case. Loose boxes. So again, we opened up a case to sell some boxes into the store. And like I said, we're selling this out so fast we didn't have any more cases to post. So we basically said, sorry store guys, we're only gonna leave you six boxes, we're gonna take the remaining 12. So that's why number seven and eight are only posted, not a full case. So just remember, they are from an open case but all the big kids can be hiding here guys, you never know. So here you go. Michael Brinson gets last bottle of the ramps. Like I said, we took 12 boxes out of the 18. Six on the left, six on the right. One, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side. And we rolled a four. So one, two, three, four, five, six. All right, so let's just put these over here to the side. And of course, I think number eight's gonna sell pretty fast, I assume at some point. I think it is already down to, let me see the last one I checked. It's not like two, no five left, sorry. Solo package at three, which we'll probably be doing soon. And then also to that five star pack filler is a Bogo guys. So buy one, get one. Museum collection is down to three. We're gonna give away an additional two extra free spots in that R&B if it sells out tonight. So get into that, but we will do this break first, guys. It'll be about like a 40, 45 minute break. It is kind of a little time consuming. A lot of packs and a lot of cards to go through. So it does take just a little bit. Free box this year, go through them and we'll rip over the next three. Boxes here, Dalton Kincaid. Then we got a KJ Henry, no name. Rashon Johnson, Jonathan Mingo, Cedric Tillman, Byron Young, Adam Thielen, Chiloh. Devontae Smith, Jonathan Mingo, Zach Harrison. That's one there out of 50. John Clifford, Justin Jefferson Rudd. We got Devin Ritter, Moon, Tyreek, Jaden Reed. Safe Flowers, another for Blockins. Then we got a Will Anderson Jr. Leather King's Relic. Houston Texan, Sean Matta, A.J. Dillon. It's a seven, that's kind of cool. Green Bay Packers, that's going to Dan. Turned out right. Bryce Young and ooh, how about this? Little bomb squad autograph, DTR. Doran Thompson Robinson for the Browns going to Omar. That's sick right there. Annie Piggett, Devon Achan, Jackson's been to the Jigba. What's the little stacker of the first box?  And that looks like it's number to 75. Nick Chubb, KJ Osborne. All right, next box. Danielle Hunter, no name. Jackson's been to the Jigba, Skoronski. Jackson's been to the Jigba there. This is a Flowers bomb squad. Ray Moster to 50. Michigan Dollars, Justin Jefferson, DTR. Mingo, Dalton Kincaid. And then we got a Bradley Chubb to 75. Zack, Sharpernay, and Kansmit to 10. Whoa, optic preview. Two out of 10. Dolphins, John, Kenneth Walker. La Porta, nice one out of 100 bomb squad. Lyon's going to David B. And we got a Quinnan Williams to 3.99. All right, let's just have an autograph hiding here, right? Anthony Richardson, Max Duggar to 50. And George Carloff is, the champ is here. Autograph there, nice one. Out of 166? Yeah, out of 166. All right, that might be backwards though. Should be out of 199, right? But we'll take that. Kansas City, Chief Steven. All right, it looks like we're getting orders in, guys. I got about like six to go through. Just looking at a quick glance. Looks like the Donners number eight sold out. Leaf, Solo Pack sold out. Down to 10 left in the five star filler. Nice, nice. Third box here, guys. Parisian, Jamar Chase, no name. Evan McPherson to 50. King Kane, Flingo, no offense. Michael Mayer, Daniel Carlson. Luron HM, Dak Prescott to 100. And we got a worn moon. Nice jumbo patch there out of 49. Jayden Carter, Dibo. And Tajie Spears, the leader of the series rookie autographs for the Tennessee Titans going to EA. All right, here's the first three bucks. Auto relic, auto relic. Out of 10, auto relic. All right, let's go with the next three here. So the Michigan-Iowa game just started. Green out for Iowa, Michigan about to take the field. Alabama upset Georgia earlier today. Shaking up the College of World Playoffs. All chaos if like Michigan let's say we're to lose and Florida State we're to lose. I think it's gonna be crazy if actually Florida State wins. I think people expect them just to lose so that way they definitely don't go into the top four, but if they actually win, I mean, do they deserve top four? First Rodriguez, junior, no name. Stinson Bennett, she arrives for that. Kevin Byrd, Marvin Mims, Aaron Jones, they don't know, Talon, Quinton Johnston. Number to 500. Well actually this one's number to 100? No, it's the number to 100. 500 is purple. Tank, La Porta, Swift, Genome, Smith, Paison, Tee. Soudoulin, number to 88, let's do the Jersey number. At a 25, nice Black Pandora, Christian Gonzalez, that's sick. Pats, going to Karen. She's gonna read Dalton Cain. Sauce, to 3.99. And then we got Alec Anzalone, to 96. Jamir Gibbs, Dalton Cain, Kade Red. And Leroy Kelly autographed to 25, Donner's 2003. That's pretty cool. Brown's going to Omar, having a great break. All right, two more boxes to go. Hasan Reddick, Jaylen Carter, Tyler Scott, the bottom squad, Nick Chubb, Michael Wilson, CJ Straut, Thurman Thomas, how about a little Randy Moss? Great iron, not numbered though. Trey Tucker, to 89. Anthony Richardson, Stinson Bennett, Skoronsky Red, Dundle Hooker, Mike Evans, Jaylen Carter, Dalton Cain, Kade, Macbosa, and then we got Amonra St. Brown, little E.D. and a Dyka Pickens, that is number to 75. Anthony Muñoz, Relic there for the Bengals, gonna count. And we got Eze Flowers, little patch autographed to 99. Billingsley with the Ravens, to 99. Nijom, Tankdale, I'm a little Bryce Young right there. Red, one more top loaders, bro. Wow, we're gonna get double the Relics here? There's another Relic coming up. Dalton King, Kade, another Relic. Devonte Adams, extra hit, maybe even an extra auto. I feel like the autograph came out pretty early. Usually it's like the last little part of the stacks here. Anthony Richardson, Great Iron Kings, and then Quinton Johnson. All right, well we'll take an extra Relic. All right, last box here guys, good luck. Kade, no name. Joe Mixon Dykut, out of 25, Anthony Richardson. Bigsby, Marvin Minns, Josh Downs, Birdie. All right, last little stack here guys. Will Leviss, AR, Jaylevin Reed, Austin Hooper, Deity, Chu, Jordan Madison, Travis E.T.N., Jonathan Mingo, with an OptiGrader rookie preview. Allen, Jameer Gibbs, Amonra, Michael Mayer there, to 100, BonSquad, and Mike Jitka, nice three color patch there to 49. Look at that helmet right there. All right, here we go, last stack here. Should we have an auto? Jaylen Waddle to 181, and Trent McDuffie, a couple Super Bowl of the Champions here autographs in this one, another one there for the Chiefs and Stephen. Collect the whole set. Alrighty guys, and there you go. Here was the hits from this first six boxes, McDuffie with Adams, Dykka, Bryce Young, and then there was a couple of relics in this one with the Z Flours autograph, soft garter with the Leeward Kelly, a couple of Christian Gajal's Black Pandora, Tajry Spears of War and Moon, the other Carl Loftus with the Williams, that a 10, and then Doran Thompson Robinson with the Will Anderson, so extra hit, extra relic. Number eight is also sold out, I'm not sure what sold out first, but that'll be the last six boxes again guys, these are from Loose Boxes, from a case, could still be a downtown or a unleashed some type of case at hiding in those six boxes, hopefully. Appreciate you guys, JaspiesCaseBreaks.com.


What's going on everybody? This is 1920 prism retail three box break number 18 Little bonus here if you bought a team you are entered to win the pelicans Obviously the more teams you buy the more entries you get So good luck to everybody the name on top after seven times. We'll get the pills. Good luck One two three four five six seventh and final time Name on top we'll get the pelicans Ivan there you go. Congrats.  Maybe a silver maybe a base Maybe a green There are the three boxes All right, good luck everybody Come on up next is crown round basketball and then cup hockey and then that'll be it for me tonight All right, no veteran car common shit, but we will ship Luca second-year LeBron Kobe and the honest those are the only exceptions Good luck Ben Simmons silver RJ Baird insert and your Wiggins green Jordan pool silver for the Golden State Warriors. That's going out to Scott Jalen Brown Green Green Cody Martin Hornets Pasco Siakam, there's a tie bowl usually means Usually means a Zion. Maybe Jason kid and there he is. Yep Zion base Pelicans won by Ivan nice one PSA 10 of that card think over 500 bucks Jonas Valmchunas There's an autograph the logo Jerry West auto very nice Lakers is Robert W You go Rob. Nice one. I see your little Ruby Kristoff silver Cam Johnson silver culver base and Carson Edwards All right solid box one on a box, too Looks like NHL is on track to get back soon. I'm not bad NBA MLB, it doesn't look good Oliver needs a Du Bois silver Willing it into existence Seiku silver. Come on. Jeff pass and have a Wu-Tang clan album in the back of his Wow, he's got thing rage against machine. It looks like Wu-Tang clan and Pink Floyd quite a mix Dennis Rodman silver. We got a Purple pulsar come on rookie Rookie Nikhil Alexander Walker One of 42 wrong pelican, but still a nice one. These purples are super tough to hit number 42 Yeah, we'll have more mosaic next week. I think we got cellos and blasters on our way So it'd be nice There's marqueef Morris RJ base Langford silver Justin James for the king silver Andrew Shamet green Zach Levine silver Jared Allen Magic, there's the honest base. There's a Rui base Derek white silver and last act from box two and his cancer green Silver Kobe white. Oh That's a nice one Adam Kelly with the bulls Nice one Adam Nice little two box break here, and we have a Kyle Anderson auto for Matthews Grizzlies Leave used to be a spur, right? We have a Kelly Ubre for the Suns And that's it for box two. All right last box. Good luck crown round basketball coming up next and they cup hot tea And then that is it us for us tonight tomorrow do our basketball Brand new release checklaces out for it group break checklist calm has you covered We'll be live at one o'clock Pacific four o'clock eastern to do those breaks We also have more bowman and some other breaks going up Check the website in the morning. I'll try to send our email blasts early in the morning as well Yeah, only 10 left on our noir basketball PYT one When I pop the pelicans in a number block too, so I'm sure it'll be going pretty quick after Maybe I'll do a serial number break 20 spots. I don't know Forget if every card is numbered to 99 or less in noir What's up Leonard Shoot us an email Leonard definitely Send us an email with that and In the break number in there And we'll get back to ASAP Sometimes they go separately Especially if it's a booklet or something But definitely send us an email and we'll get it covered no matter what Yeah, I'm in silver touring Prince Chris Middleton Damian Lillard RJ Vase LeBron get hyped camera and silver for the Hawks nice one there for Matthew S Seiku emergent When our Carter silver Dwayne Deadman Camerati silver emergent rowey base Marvin Bagley silver And Fox Wesley Matthews and the autograph is Gorgie dang auto T-wolves Ken So that is the break. Thanks everybody for getting in last one DJ Augustine Thanks everybody retail 18 in the books 19 in the store now jazby's case breaks.com