What's up everybody, Jason here from Jasper's Case Breaks.com. It is a new release day. It's 2020 Pinini Absolute Football Day. Six box inter-case break. Random teams number one just sold out. So again, it also has an early bird break. So buy one of the first 18 spots in the break to get entered to win a free spot. 32 spots. All teams in. All cards ship. And read it again. All cards ship. You get three autographs. One rookie Premier Materials autograph. Two additional autos for a box. Two memorabilia cards. One insert, two parallels, and one rookie. And there you go. So here's the dice roller. Here's the customers that made the early bird cut off from Oliver Smith down to Patrick. And then you have the customers here. So we'll paste We'll paste the customer. I don't know why the ostrich is right there, but we'll paste the Customer name that wins right there and that'll make it 32. And here's all the teams in So let's use the dice roller. Boom. And we got ourselves a one and a four Five times. Good luck Number one gets a free spot. One, two, three, four, five times. Wesley Thomas, congratulations. Free spot for you. You get a little plus sign. And five times now here on the team on names and teams for the break. One, two, three, four, and five. Tony and Numero Uno down to Ryan. All right, five. Another one. Five teams now. One, two, three, four, five. Chiefs down to the Cardinals. All right, so Tony, you have the Chiefs, King with the Bears, Oliver Smith with the Steelers, Natalie, you have the Saints, Jason with the Colts, Eric with the Browns, Danny, you have the Bucks, Sean with the Rams, Ryan with the Broncos, Wesley with the Panthers, Patrick with the Seahawks, Tony with my Eagles, Natalie with the Bills, Ryan, last fall module Vikings, Wesley your free spot was the Giants, John with the Cowboys, Corey with the Titans, Danny had the 49ers, John with the Washington football team, Rich, you have the Texans, Ryan Redmond with the Packers, Danny with the Dolphins, Christopher with the Chargers, Rob with the Raiders, Rich with the Falcons, Barry with the Jaguars, Christopher with the Lions and Patriots, Ryan with the Ravens, Danny have the Bengals, Willing with the Jets, and Ryan with the Arizona Cardinals. All right, so if anybody wants to trade, there you go. Give you guys a quick minute. I'm going to open up the case over here, guys, just because it's actually going to hit the monitors right in front of the screen. I'm going to quickly open that. So there's two inner cases of six boxes each in here, the side of which one we'll use here. Nice roll. I guess I can actually write this on here now. Let's do this one. All right, does anybody want to trade, guys? Matthew takes the Orioles in triple-threads, so that means we're down to three left now. So just the Tigers, Dodgers, and Cardinals. I'm assuming nobody wants to trade, right? So let's close it. I know it's early, guys, but it's going to be a busy day today, so good to get some of these breaks knocked out early. Here we go. All right, guys, so again, like always, inner case break, one, two, three, four, five, six, and it was a five. So one, two, three, four, five, six. This would be used for absolute island teams number two. Hey, TJ, happy new release day, man, and happy Wednesday. Absolute boxes look pretty cool this time. Like, they look like more artistic, and I love that they're advertising the Kaboom a lot more because that is a very popular insert. So I'm actually pretty curious who is part of the Kabooms this year. Take a quick look before I start. There's a lot of them, actually. Thanks. So Tom Brady will be Kaboom number one. I would assume so, TJ. I don't think we wouldn't do any more random teams, but maybe we'll wait to confirm with Nick. I'm assuming we would. I mean, it's very popular doing that random team style, especially triple the rest, but if anything, if you want to wait on it just a little bit. But I expect it. I don't know. So yeah, Tom Brady is number one, card number one. Yeah, Patty Mahomes as card number two, Lamar Jackson's three, Aaron Rodgers four, Rob Gramkowski's five, George Kittle, Troy Palamalu, Dak Prescott, Christian McCaffrey, Tyler Murray's a Kaboom, Teddy Bridgewater, Tyree Kill, Russell Wilson, another one for the Chiefs, Derek Thomas, Drew Brees, Pain Manning Colts edition, Derek Henry, Delvin Cook, Carson Wentz as a Kaboom for the Eagles, you have Daniel Jones, TJ Watt, Drew Locke, Dan Marino, Adrian Peterson, another Larry Fitzgerald I guess, or did I say Larry Fitzgerald? I don't know if I did. Garner Minch is one, Matt Ryan, Matthew Stafford. There's like two Joe Burl Kabooms, so there must be like a variation. There's two, two Herberts, there's a Jalen Hertz for my Eagles, pretty much all the top rookies. So you have Burl, Tua, Justin, Jordan Love, Jalen Hertz, CD Lam, Henry Ruggs, Clyde Edwards-y Lair, and Jerry Judy with Chase Young. So pretty much the top rookies have a Kaboom and then you have pretty much the more Hall of Fame slash like great veterans that are already in the NFL right now currently. But yeah, there's a lot of Kabooms for sure. Love to pull one, that'd be nice. Now we got Mark Ingram to 75. Jared Stidham to 35. Tools of the trade autograph. There you go, not too bad. Patriots with that one. And we have DeAndre Swift little three-color patch to 49. Detroit Lions going to Christopher. We have DeAndre Johnson to 99. A little two color or two double relegant auto. Steele's with that one.  I'm pretty much almost done with my, my rainbow for miles and McNabb. So I'm happy. That's what I really want. I'm more into color after the end of the day. Kabooms are cool, but I'm more into the color like Prisms and stuff like that, but I had to have mosaic. I just, I had to. And look at that little low number base three out of five Colt Matt. That's nice. Bears. It's going to Kang. All right, so there's one box or actually not sorry, three out of one pack. We have Phillip Lindsey to 100. DeAndre Hopkins, Khalil Mack and Neil Smith autograph to 49 for the Chiefs going to Tony. Most popular eagle? I'd probably say like, I don't know, Brian Dawkins, maybe. I mean, you know, everybody loves Rando and, and, and Reggie and stuff like that. But I'd have to say, I'd have to say beat Docs just cause he's a Hall of Famer now, but Rando was very popular. Like, I mean, to this day, it's very popular, but I would probably say Brian Dawkins, Mark Wahlberg. Yeah. You know, when you played Vince Bapali, you know, Vince Bapali, they made a movie of him. So actually now, you know, when you win a Super Bowl for the Eagles, right? Your first one ever, you got to think it's Nick Foles, right? Look, Arson Wentz, Justin Herbert. And I'm just a Herbert magnet. Who has the chargers? Christopher. Kurt. Oh yeah, that's right. Kurt, what's going on, man? So basically, this is a group break inside, meaning that we break open a box or a case of cards, and we sell the teams via, you know, pick your team or random team. Instagram is just straight up personal boxes, meaning the whole customer gets the whole box. Everybody that has a spot in here paid a fixed price, got randomized a random team. And basically if, like Christopher, I hit on that chargers, Justin Herbert right now, Christopher keeps the Herbert because he has the chargers. So Instagram is straight up just for personal boxes, meaning you get the whole box, you pay for it. This one, everybody's paying a fraction and getting a team out of a whole case. Yes. So yeah, if you buy into that hockey case, break, yes, it'll be here later today. Down to 16. I'd love to do that. I love me some hockey. But yeah, most likely we'll be breaking here. So you kind of have to stock the website a little bit to see when it's sold out. Also, Nightbot does help us out. He drops the break schedule link all the time. And we're actively updating that, actively updating that as breaks sell out. So there's no schedule breaks. You know, just when it fills it breaks, but it should break at some point today. Jordan Brooks to 50. And we have little Heinz Ward, the rookie. Yeah. I mean, you know, invincible is a pretty, that's pretty cool, man. I mean, the fact is that the Eagles were so bad, so bad in the 70s that they had an open trial for locals to potentially get a roster spot with Dick Vermeel coming from UCLA. And a dude actually was running like a four six in the combine there for them. And he was a former bartender and just got to play over the Eagles. And that's pretty cool. He was actually a part of that Super Bowl team that lost to the Raiders. Ray Juan Davis. It's actually a pretty cool story. I mean, I love Rudy and stuff like that. But I mean, that one was pretty cool. Yeah, well, they have like walk-ons, right? For like college, kind of hard to walk on for them to found out. But that's right, AJ. That's right. He does the late night. So he comes in a little bit later, you know, right before, right before we're about to stream like an hour or two, a couple hours. And then he does, you know, as late as you guys want, right?  If people aren't breaking, then he's probably done at midnight, you know. So as long as you guys keep them breaking, for sure. Oh, there's for MLB trials. Yeah. Well, see, that's the thing. I think MLB is a little different because I mean, you have to have physical talent for sure, right? But you got to think about it. Like, how about that kid at like the fair, right? Wasn't he throwing like 96, 97 on a like a radar, like kind of throw at the fair and ended up signing him to like a little minor league deal. I mean, not to say that pitching fast is a hard thing to do, but you know, what I'm saying is that like, if you can throw hard or you can showcase that you can hit the ball. I mean, I think you have a better shot at making it an MLB, well not an MLB, but just making it into a farm system. Derek Carr. Yeah, I've been noticing that Phil Hughes has been coming in super late night with us.  So once he's done with his stream, he just comes over here and AJ Dillon. 399.   I'm kidding. I thought that was great. I just really, it was really, I really didn't have much control. Like I throw some strikes, but not too much, but I never really followed up with it. I mean, I didn't really want to be a pitcher, but I actually had a pretty strong arm. So they wanted me to become one, but I just, I just really didn't want to do it. David Johnson, Darren Waller, JK Dobbins, and then I could throw a pretty nice curveball. It was just one of those slow curveballs though. Like if you timed it, you were good, you know, but I mean, throwing in the 80s and then throwing like a, I don't know, 60 or less than that, like curveball. Like after a while you time it. Trouble Relic, Tyler Boyd to 49. Ace, I mean, I probably could have been in MLB right now. You guys could have been pulling me. Lamar Jackson, but you know, I play high school sports. It was fun for me. I love it so much, but I kind of knew that this was more of a probably just an high school kind of deal. Enjoy it. Like I wasn't going to chase these things that I knew I probably wasn't physically able to do. Grand Dalpit to 35.  I wanted me to be a tight end, but I just didn't want to, like I couldn't even, like I, you couldn't even get a job. Like you'd have to just be committed to just straight up football all day and like obviously your studies, but I mean, I needed to work. I needed to get some money in my pocket. I was like, yeah, bro, I kind of need to work. All right, next one. Oh, of course, Frank. I keep on telling, I keep on telling the Jatsby crew, like if we can, I want us to have like a softball team or something like that. I would love to do that. Like have a little softball beer league. It should be awesome. I played in a couple of softball leagues after high school with my cousins. I mean, I wasn't really drinking as much as they were. I was just kind of having fun playing softball, but I would definitely love to do something, something like that. I mean, I don't know if we can all do basketball league. That's kind of a little too much cardiovascular fitness for all of us probably, but I definitely tell everybody, we have enough players for like a softball team. That'd be cool. Sam Darnold, Jared Stitham, and Brandon Ayuk to 30. No, Rosie is not sold out yet, man. Down to 16-0, I believe. 37 out of 49. Devin DuVarnay. Rob Gronkowski to 100. You got Derek Henry. Denzel Mims to 189. And Jonathan Taylor, triple relic and Otto. Oh, yeah. Holtz. Jason with that one. I'm sure we'll do something with that, though, Frank.  I think it was, I think it, not that it won't feel quickly. I mean, it's just there's so many new baseball releases and new releases in general this week, which would love to have got that done before yesterday, you know, you know, Benjamin, but we'll fill it up, man. And it'll be glorious because people that stuck around and waited for it are going to get some monster hits. And you got a little Dan Marino fantasy flashbacks, 24-50. All right, two more boxes, guys. Grant Delpit. You got C. Kwam Barkley, Kenan Allen, little Jalen Hertz, 30 out of 199 for the Eagles. And Gabriel Davis. This has actually become a pretty strong rookie receiver for the Buffalo Bills. Boom. You get a kaboom. T. Higgins, introductions, and out of 25, Devon DuVarnay took a kickoff return to the house, right? Last Monday night. Ravens is going to Ryan Redmond. And Denzel Mims to 199. Jett's going to William. All right, you guys. Last box before, or last packer for the lost box, Justin Jefferson, D. K. Metcalf, tools of the trade out of 49. Very nice. Seahawks going to Patrick. Christian McCaffrey out of 75. Box. Good luck. Again, if no kaboom right here, I don't know. Are they case hits? I don't know. The kabooms are a case hit. I assume that they are, but no kaboom here, guys. The second half inner for a random team's number two has been posted. So I'm going to run that back and see if we can get a nice kaboom. Also, guys, we have these available for personal boxes. I'll be going live at two o'clock. I believe we have these for $239.99 as personals. We also have triple threats, personals. And I don't think we have any heritage minor league breaks posted up here, but we do have those available as personal boxes today as well with me. So it's going to be very, very busy on Instagram today. So buy your boxes and get in line, guys. It should be fun. Jaspys.com. Also, you're breaking into like 1.30 in the morning yesterday from 2 to 1.30. I was like, wow, almost 12 hours. We do ace. We actually have quite a few personal boxes of sapphires. Those are $500 a box. You check it out on Instagram and buy it on Jaspys.com. Stephen Montes out of $199. That is for the Washington football team and Buccaneers of Chris Godwin, Tyler Johnson, team Tandems. Yeah. I mean, like I said, there's two type of customers. I used to say, right, one is they rather get something in return rather than risking a fraction of the price, right? You're not getting anything. And, you know, we have the best of both worlds, guys. We offer personal boxes or people that want to buy a whole box for themselves or a group break inside. That is the beauty of it. And Jordan Love. Very nice. 12 out of 50. Little Jay Hart for the Green Bay Packers. Going to Ryan Redmond. Wow. I don't even notice this. Look at that. One-on-one, Groundhogs. Joe Mixon. Little player's tag right there. Bangles. That's going to Danny. Of course, not a deep quarter. I mean, at the same time, I mean, if that's everywhere. I mean, someone could be a high roller and taking the bangles in every picker team. And then someone's a high roller buying a whole box. I mean, it ends up being the same thing, really. But someone rather just, of course, take that, I guess, smaller risk, right? As getting a whole box, then potentially spending, you know, however much the bangles cost in a picker team or something, and get nothing. Austin Eckler. Adam Thielen. Jamaiko Hasty. And Justin Jefferson. And there you go, for the Rams. That is going to Sean. Artie, and there you go, guys. Very, very nice. Oh, Van Jefferson, sorry. I don't know why I thought of Justin. But there you go, guys. A little one-on-one tag there. Jordan Love. Think early on we got a Herber. Ah, you. Actually, some good rookie names in here, though. Unfortunately, no Burl or Tua. But, like I said, there's a Herber right there to 149, 23rd to 149. Still. So, appreciate you, guys. Again, the next half is in the store. Round scene number two, jaspyscasebreaks.com.


The United Nations Health and Well-Being Goal. Health and Well-Being is a third of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and aims to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all people at all ages. The overall goal is to eliminate a wide range of diseases and address various continuous and emerging health issues. Specific focuses include children's health, maternal mortality, and the spread of HIV and AIDS. Luckily, major strides have already been made, such as increasing life expectancy, access to clean water and sanitation, as well as reducing child and maternal mortality, and diseases like malaria, tuberculosis, polio, HIV, and AIDS. But there's still much to accomplish. Let's put things in perspective to better understand the global impact. Since 1990, 17,000 fewer children die each day, but more than 6 million still don't get to celebrate their fifth birthday. Additionally, maternal mortality has fallen by almost 50% since 1990, but the maternal mortality ratio in developing regions is still 14 times higher than in developed regions. Although the incidence of infectious diseases has decreased overall since 2000, many are still impacted by HIV and AIDS. HIV is the leading cause of death for women of reproductive age worldwide. In 2013, 35 million people were living with HIV. So now that we understand what's going on, what are some of the target goals for this campaign, you ask? Some target goals include reducing the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births, ending preventable infant and child deaths under 5 years old, reducing the neonatal and child's mortality rate in all countries, ending the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and neglected tropical diseases, combating hepatitis and other waterborne diseases, preventing and treating mental health diseases, ensuring universal access to sexual and reproductive health care services, achieving universal health coverage and increasing health financing, and supporting the research and development of vaccines and medicines. To learn more about the health and well-being goals and what you can do to help, visit un.org slash sustainable development slash health.


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Hello everyone, nice to see you all. Thank you for coming as announced. This is a practical guide to CIG release the tooling for Kubernetes subprojects. I am Marco Mudrinich. I am a senior software engineer at Kubernetes. I am also a teaching associate at the University Union in Serbia, teaching cloud native and Kubernetes and all that stuff. And some of you might know me as a Kubernetes release manager and contributor to CIG, CIG, CIFRA and some others. So a quick disclaimer before we start is that this is not a deep dive. It might seem so at some point, but the plan is that we try to do a high level overview of many tools as many as possible. You might ask for the beginning like how are the Kubernetes releases created? Like what we do exactly there? And the core Kubernetes, speaking of Kubernetes slash Kubernetes releases are creating using Krel. And it stands for the Kubernetes release toolbox. While to some degree, Krel only supports cutting the core Kubernetes releases. There's a reason why is it a toolbox, right? But Krel utilizes many different components that are to some degree standalone and that you can also use in your projects. And we're going to see how to do that today. Before we start, so what is like our mission, vision and values? And like in an interesting way is that we want to create a tooling that can be used by every Kubernetes subproject to do releases. Like you can take the tools from the places where they are, put them in like CI CD pipeline for you and have the magic happen. And why we do that? What's our vision is to make releases reliable, safe, secure and trustworthy. And we are doing some, let's say a lot of jobs to make that happen. And speaking of values, like we want everything to be transparent. Everything that you do, we do is single release. We try to make it like followed by proposals that you can review, that you can take a look, that you can provide feedback. We are trying to be as open as possible. Even if you're not a release manager, if you're not contributed before that to single release, everyone is welcome. You can join our meetings. We will find something for you. You can provide feedback. You can work on something like we welcome everyone. And as the final one is that we really pay attention to visibility and modularity. We are going to see about that today. Like we want to make sure that everything we make is, if possible, make it possible to use it for every project out there, but at least for the Kubernetes subproject if that's not possible. And I left a link to our charter, which describes that in a little bit more of a detail. About a 10,000 feet over you, what we are going to see today is I'm going to start about how to host artifacts for your projects releases, speaking of container images, binaries and torbles and WN and RPM packages. And then we are going to see how to enrich your project releases with tools like release notes, bomb, telephoto, side gaze, then similar tools. And let's start about how to host artifacts for your releases. So every release needs some artifact, so users can use that release after all. Yeah, that might be said by me. Maybe not. I don't know. But there's a little problem over there that we want to make people aware is that serving artifacts costs a bunch of money and we need to be careful about it. And we need help from call providers, the different structure providers, and we need to be creative about how we host and server artifacts and shut out to all of them for who helped us all these years to make everything that we host available to all our users. And you might ask, but there are many free services and we need to be super careful about that because those free services can be go away at any time. They often have limitations like rate limits and we need to pay attention to start being secure and trustworthy and sometimes it might not be super easy with free services. And SIG release and CK are providing both guidance and tooling and infrastructure that you can efficiently publish releases and your artifacts. So let's start for container images and you probably know about Registry KSIO as the Kubernetes registry for all the images. But what is the interesting fact here is that it is in fact available to any subproject out there and you can just submit a request to get the repository there and this is actually the recommended way to host your images for your projects. And basically, you have a doc here that explains it. It's really simple as like submitting a PR with some information, having CK to see if we approve your request and reconsulate adding relevant benefits and enable automatic image builds. We are not going to speak much about those freeze. It's very well described in the document, but the last one tends to make some trouble for projects getting good work. So I'm going to explain it about how it all works. First of all, all images are first published to a strategic repository, which is a kind of a temporary repository. Then images are basically built and published via Google Cloud Build. So this is a very important point is that that's the only way to do that stuff like you have to use Google Cloud Build. There's no other way. You just add Cloud Without YAML to the root of your project's repository and then you add the post-summit jobs that's going to trigger the Google Cloud Build when you do a release. And this is how it looks like. It's very basic. So you basically just install Google Cloud Build what to run on your project to build the images and to push them. And this is basically the job that runs when you trigger a release, for example, if you want to each push to main or to release branches of stuff like that. And there is like a special hint here that this job must live in a specific place, which is like config jobs, image pushing. And what's another important thing to do is that after you push your image to the strategic repository is that you need to promote it. And this is where we have some pretty handy tool, which is called K-Promo. And this is a very important step because if you don't do that, images are not going to be available to users. And this is often forgotten by projects ending up in a situation that users see your release on GitHub. They want to use the release and that is a problem that image is not available, but it should be there. And it's often because image promotion was forgotten. And how that all works is that Registricate SIO is replicated across many locations and regions to save on bandwidth as much as possible because it's super expensive. And it turns out that storage is not that expensive. And we don't really want to ask maintainers to push to all locations that we have Registricate SIO on. So we have the image promotion process. Like what you do is you take the KS, KSIO repository, you fork it, you install the K-Promo tool that we have.  You provide like what's your project that you got from the CK to push your images to. You provide the tag and it's going to create a PR for you that you just need to hold cancel, get it approved, merged. And after that your image will be public to the users. You just need to make sure to watch the correct job. It's post KSIO image promo job on proud.kss.io. There's like asterisks here about successful. The job might flake, especially when it comes to replicating signatures. We are aware of that and we are working on fixing it. And after the job is done, your image is available to users on Registricate SIO. And now this is like about container images. Now let's talk a little bit about binaries and torbles. And I actually don't have a lot to talk about it. So at this time, we strongly recommend that the Kubernetes subprojects use GitHub releases to host the binaries, torbles and files. There are many reasons for that, but this is the recommended way at the moment. And we also have the LKSIO and it is backed by Fastly CDN. And thanks a lot to them for the generous donation and support from them. But it's not really easy to get stuff on the LKSIO for subprojects, so it's recommended to use GitHub releases. But if that doesn't work for you, you can reach to see Kate Simfra and they can see what they're going to do, but that's mostly on case-by-case basis. We will figure out something. And now we are down to Debian and RPM packages. So as of August 2023, not so long ago, we provide an option for the Kubernetes subprojects to host Debian and RPM packages at packages.kts.io. Before, this has been strictly limited to the core Kubernetes releases when we use the Google repos, but now we have this possibility and we are opening that to all the subprojects. The way that packages.kts.io works is that it's powered by donations from OpenSuzi and AVS. Packages are built signed and published by OpenSuzi's OpenBuild service, shortly for OBS, not even for recording and streaming, but this is another OBS. And they're hosted on AVS, which could be changed, so you don't really depend that much on it, but it is that way right now. And this is how it looks like the OBS platform, right? So you have your project that you get, you have some packages and you have some builds. It's pretty much nice, but you don't really have to interact a lot with it. And there is a catch of we are not really happy about it, but we don't have a formalized process for requesting packages and package repositories for your projects. But that shouldn't be a roadblock here, because you can just reach out to us to release managers, like SIG release or release management or Slack. And we will make sure to set you up for success and like to give you the repositories, to give you the instructions and to help you get everything running. And this is a little bit about how you can do that. So you can just take the spec files from us. We have the QR code and link here with that is pointing like QCTL ones and QBlitz ones are one that I recommend taking a look into. And one thing that I would just point out here for folks that are interested is that we build only RPM specs that are automatically converted to Debian specs. Thanks to some super awesome tooling that we have in OBS. And we don't build binaries from sources inside OBS, but instead consume prebuilt artifacts. So there's lots of curl. And that's actually the recommended way because it's easier to maintain your pipeline and to ensure that you have it consistent everywhere. And also you can publish pretty much any package, any type of package that is supported in OBS. We talk about Debian and RPM here because that's what we use so far. But if there's anything else on OBS that would work for you, please let us know when we can give it a try. And how it works with our tooling. So what you would do to publish packages as we have repositories. This is an exception where you would use CRL for your project. You would do like OBS stage, provide the packages version project that you got from us. Template the OBS specs file and like that would trigger building the package. After that is done, you can make the packages available to your users by using CRL, OBS release and provide the packaging and project name. And that's you basically don't interact with OBS at all. You just use CRL in your CI CD. It can be proud, for example, you just run those commands. And that's all you need to do. Nothing to fiddle with OBS. It's super simple. And yeah, that's the way it works. And now we are to the part about enriching your releases. So I don't know, maybe a little no effect or maybe it's a very well known fact. I don't know, but Kubernetes C release maintains a lot of tools. And it's like a lot. And I would like to highlight some of them. And the first one will be K-Promo, which we have seen before. The release notes tool, the Zygreist, BOM, Telehota and a bit more of them. And I'm again pointing to CRL is charter because it's like a nice place that you have all of our sub projects and projects that we maintain and that you can see and use eventually. And I would like to start from the first tool and this is release notes because it is one of my favorite tools, in fact. So what is it doing? It's a tool that parses PR descriptions. So your PR description here and collects release notes from a special release node block in the PR description, right? So you create, you put this release node block. It must start with those backtyx and release note and you put something here, right? And then you might ask, but why? GitHub has its own automation as of recently and you can generate nice looking release notes. There's a little bit of a problem there is that GitHub PR titles and commit titles are not sufficient for change of entries for many reasons. First, you're limited in terms of land, like, for example, 72 characters or something like that. And that's often not enough. And PR titles often focus on cold changes, not on user impact. Sometimes you want to highlight something especially for users. And there's also that some PRs might require multiple change of entries, which is hard to do that with PR title or commit message. And we actually saw that with the release notes where you have the special syntax like you can use none if you don't want to include your PR. For example, you did some insignificant update. There is no reason to include it. It doesn't provide value for users to include it. So you would just put none in the release notes block, or you can put, for example, action required to, you know, in the Kubernetes change log that you must like your detection of grade notes, you must really look at this. This is how you get it with action required. And there is in fact no other formal syntax than this to make it simple. Like we really want to use release notes as simple as possible. And it also has some pretty nice other functionality like the maps functionality that I also pretty like is that you can override release notes, provide the JSON files and say like this is the PR number and this is the message and you have like keep track of it. If you are not, let's say, maybe not happy with the release note in the PR and you can't edit it, or you want to like, you know, do some editorial work and make it look better. You can use the maps functionality to override some of them. And this is a project that can be used on any project on GitHub as long as it uses the release note block. So it's not just to be used by Kubernetes and its sub projects. It's really in fact the any project on GitHub. And how you do with it? It's very simple. Is that you do like install the tool, do the release note generate, provide the information and you get the file with release notes. And then we have the next tool, which is like decide guys this a language agnostic dependency checker that keeps track of external dependencies. So let's keep it simple. Is that if you have one same dependency that's used across many different places, like in go code, the ML Manifest, JSON Manifest, how to make sure the version is consistent across all those places. You can define them using this tool. And it also has some additional use cases like that. It can also check for the latest version on upstreams like GitHub, GitHub, hell. But Kubernetes uses it mostly for the static validation purposes. So you basically have the CNI version. You provide it here and you provide all the files that it's appearing. And then you just do like the validate comment. And if you don't get anything, it matches everywhere. You're good to go. If you have a mismatch in any of those files, for example, you forgot to update it. This is going to fail. And you know that you're going to fix it. And some of another tools that we have is like bomb, which lets you create view and transform software builds of materials, which is still a pretty hot topic. And it has been used for creating gas bombs for the cure Kubernetes releases. It's still being used. And it works for container images for Go projects and files on upstream. And it works and supports with tag based SPDX format. And how do you use it? It's very simple. Like simplicity is one of our values as well. Is that you just do bomb generate with dot and it like generates the as well for you based on your current working directory. Or you can use, for example, from the image, like for Cube API server example here, or you can also provide manually files to be included in the S bomb. And you just run the command. You get the S bomb. And you can also use it to visualize as one, which is pretty useful with a document outline command and to see what's actually in the resulting S bomb. Or if you want to like to see how to use it, what's there. Yeah, you can use the bomb command. And there is one more tool that I would like to highlight, which is also pretty awesome is telephoto. And there's official definition of it, but we don't have a lot of time. But in short, it works in a way that you can give it your build information. It will observe your build and give you information about each build step and what artifacts were created where they're stored. What about checksums and all stuff? You're going eventually to sign that file and provide it with a project and it's like attestation of what happened in your build process. And it's going to provide you a JSON based in total attestation. I hope I didn't get that wrong. But yeah. And like this is from the read me. You just like provided it works with Google Cloud build and GitHub actions. And we plan to support proud at some point. And finally, you might ask now, how do you use this? If I don't use proud, but something like GitHub actions, we have release actions tool or action. And it is at this link here. It provides all of these tools that we mentioned now to be used in the GitHub actions. And then you can use stuff like bomb as simple as this screenshot. And do we have time for questions? Not really. Okay. But you can find me on Slack, XModery, and you can reach out on single list channels and release management channels on Slack. And we can talk about anything. Thank you for your attention.


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to yet another video talking about FNAF Security Breach. So we finally entered the year 2021, the year which Security Breach is supposed to be coming out. And usually I would be just like, oh, since we're getting closer to the release date, more people have been talking about it. When in reality it's just, yeah, people are still trying to come up with a supposed release date for this game when in actuality the only release date we have is early 2021. I get people are excited for this, but god dang they are trying to read into every single thing and find meaning in anything anyone says. And they just drive themselves crazy.  He went, do you talk about it for years? So I just want to go over some information about Security Breach that has surfaced over the last few days where people are reading too far into them. In my personal opinion, especially one of the sources found on a German website where some mistranslation was, you know, it occurred and so, yeah, I want to clear that up. So let's not waste any more time, but before we hop into it, boys, if you're new here, like, subscribe to all that cool stuff, and I just launched my merch store. Quite a few people have been asking for some Johnny blocks merchandise, so I thought, you know what, let's just make some, let's see how it sells and if people enjoy it, we'll do more in the future. We got some mugs, some stickers, some apparel, t-shirts, sweatshirts, tank tops, all that good stuff. There's even a pillow. There's a lot of great designs on there personally, and if people enjoy it, we can make some more. I've really, really tried to make the prices as low as I can. Well, of course, still making them high enough, so not only can they be made and shipped, but also, I can make at least some profit off of it because in the future, that's gonna, you know, that's gonna have to happen. Personally, I don't think they're too high, they should be shipping out sometime mid to late January, so now that you've checked out the merch, you've liked, you've subscribed, let's talk about FNAF Security Breach. So the fourth thing I want to talk about is this tweet that was released, I actually have no clue because I couldn't find the original tweet. So I found it on the Reddit, it says there was a tweet going around saying that Security Breach will release on January 12th. It's not very well known, but just to prevent any hope lost, this is a scam. It's a receipt for the core collection. And you can see the tweet says, hashtag FNAF Security Breach was legit because I spent $5 down for pre-order, and it says the 12th of this month, I hope to God it's legit. And it's kind of legit. It's not about Security Breach, it is legit, though, for the core collection, the full collection. Yeah, yeah, that sounds right. So you can see on those, see it, it says Fiveness at Ferdyus CC, which if you don't know stands for core collection. I'll be honest, I don't really know what SD stands for. I might be dumb right now. But also another way to tell that it is not for Security Breach is because it says PlayStation 4. And while yes, it will be released on PS4, it's actually going to go on the PlayStation 5. That's kind of why it was in the PS5 Showcase video. So yeah, that's another reason why this isn't about Security Breach. Well, I'm sure we may get some like steam pages and all that stuff. Hopefully in the next couple of months, I definitely do not think that this is about Security Breach because it's just not. And since we're on the topic of release dates, I know that's something a lot of people are talking about. So I want to give my opinion on it now that we are officially in 2021 and it should be releasing early this year as quoted by Scott. So if you forgot a little bit ago, about a month or two ago, Scott made a Reddit post saying Security Breach release date. And at the bottom, he says, as it stands now, 2021, it will be worth the wait. Early 2021, not late 2021. So in my eyes, and it may change from person to person, early 2021 is like the first quarter and a half, the first quarter to like the second quarter, definitely not quarter 30 to quarter four. So it should definitely be out before July 100%. In my opinion, I definitely don't think it'll be released in the first like few, a couple of months of early 2021, just because if they made this post about, again, a month or two ago, saying that they were delaying it because the game is three times as big as they thought it was going to be. I definitely don't think it's going to be ready soon. This whole post was Scott saying that the game has gotten way bigger than they thought and they need a lot more time. So much time in fact that they had to push it back to a different year. I definitely don't think it's going to be out January, February, March is a possibility, but I definitely do think it's going to be more like April or May. Maybe even April, I'd say that is like my go to month, but again, we're just going to have to wait and find out that's not confirmed. So talking about this German website, it's called gaming grounds and a few people have found out that in this article it talks about FNAF security breach. So this is the exact quote from the German website. Of course, I don't speak German. And when you change the language on the site itself using Google translate and all that stuff, it converts it obviously from German to English. It says if you like it a little creepier, you may find a real highlight in FNAF security breach. Anyone who has already gained experience with the franchise will be able to imagine something under the new title from developer studio studios. Tension, horror, and in the end even jump scare elements will combine as you explore a pizza restaurant filled with toys, vehicles, and of course terrifying creatures. Thanks to the use of ray tracing, the next part looks even more beautiful, at least in the passages between the moments when the game makes you jump up in the chair or from the sofa. FNAF security breach is due to appear early 2021. So it's a little bit hard for me to read into the site just because it's German and I personally do not speak German. If there's any German viewers, if you can verify whether or not the site is legit, I'd love to know. Even if it's not legit, I mean, we still kind of know everything here. It's going to be terrifying. There's definitely ray tracing. We know that is confirmed. Obviously the release date, yeah, we got that. Toys, terrifying creatures, you know, it's FNAF. It's going to have terrifying creatures. It's going to have toys around like we know there's a gift shop in the game from the trailer. Now something that people have been like spreading everywhere is the vehicles, right? Vehicles. Do we get to like drive around the forklifts? Do we get to drive around the golf course and the golf courts? Which, I mean, no, maybe, right? It's a maybe, but it's definitely not confirmed, especially since when you go over to the official PlayStation blog, which I guess that doesn't mean this is legit. So that's nice to know. The translation is a bit better, which by the way, I'm looking right now and it seems that they have the exact same games on here. So I'm guessing it's just a direct copy from German over to English on the official PlayStation blog. Yeah, on the PlayStation blog, it says instead of saying toys, vehicles and terrifying creatures, it says toys, rides and terrifying animatronic creatures. So we already know there's going to be rides in the game. We've seen that from the trailer, all the like moving ports around the mall. Plus it's a giant mall. It's three stories tall. Now I'm done right now. A three story mall that's not just going to have stores in it. Some of the biggest malls in the United States have like full blown water parks in them.  I don't know. So sure, it could be vehicles. You know, something I would love to see in the game is seeing it operate during the daytime, seeing people run around, seeing walkers in the back, driving the forklifts, you know, bringing in the new animatronics. That would be very cool to see seeing them distribute them to the special delivery service. That'd be cool. So we could drive around the vehicles or it could just be a little attractions around the place. So I see a lot of people talking about, oh, we're going to drive the forklifts. Oh, we're going to drive a golf cart. Maybe. Okay. Maybe. But since this is now on the PlayStation blog, I feel a lot more safe to say that this is a legit source. So again, really not anything new. It does say explore around a pizza restaurant, which that combined with the stealth, stealth element of the game. I definitely do think it's going to be free room, which is fantastic to hear. We've been waiting so long for that to, you know, to actually be in a FNAF game. So I'm very excited. That's really it. If there's any more news on FNAF security beat you guys want me to talk about, I'd love to. It's a great way to kick off the new year talking about the biggest game coming to the franchise in years. Plus, we're getting closer and closer every day. So let's look out for more news from Steer World because they did say that more was coming and we were kind of hoping for something before the new year, but we didn't really get anything. We're also very much overdue for a brand new ScottGames.com teaser, right? We've had Vanys since August 7th, I believe it was one day before the anniversary. So Scott, we're waiting. Yeah, more news coming hopefully soon. So that's going to do it. Thanks for watching and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


Did the Great Sphinx once witness the bottom of a sea? There is evidence. Things we have covered on this channel in the past, which would suggest just that. Who built these astounding structures found dotted all over the earth? When were they built? Were they really, like academia would like you to believe, built by primitive civilizations with the use of primitive tools, often made of copper and notoriously soft metal? Or is there a possibility that these structures were made by a far more ancient, far more capable, world traversing civilization? Built in areas of geological interest, most often the center of a land mass or placed upon key lines? Although there is a large number of artifacts and archaeological factors, which strongly suggest this exact scenario of events, we feel there is one collection of artifacts, or rather evidence of this people's past existence, which, just like their clear originally intended function, could tie these monuments neatly together. Known as the missing ancient metal clamps, given their predicted age and metallic composition, the fact that they are no more should come as no surprise, however the carved seats that these clamps once sat within are still present in the stonework of many ancient structures found all over the world. In our own modern day society, a society that can travel the world in a day and speak to the other side in an instant, technological advances are often copied or shared between nations. The concepts being the same, yet the manufacturer slightly differing in form, and the metal clamps display this exact phenomena. Slight variations in manufacture that can be seen dependent on the land mass the ruin is found upon, yet the concept behind the construction of these amazing and perplexing structures, often constructed using blocks we have no explanation as to the placement of, remain the same worldwide. Dry stone walling often accompanied by these clamps made with such skill, the blocks are now often perceived to have been made to measure. The builders were clearly very aware of shifting, which can be seen, as blocks settled over the following years. This offers a presumption that these structures were intended to last many centuries, if not millennia, and the metal clips were also designed to indeed rust away to nothing after their function was served. Amazingly, it seems that out of the countless thousands used, a few of the clamps have somehow managed to survive. The clamps from pre-Columbia in South America that have been examined show them to be made of a very unusual alloy. 2% arsenic, 95% copper, with traces of iron, silicon and nickel. This composition is particularly interesting within Puma Punca, because there is no source nickel anywhere in Bolivia. The clips are clearly a compelling link between these ancient structures found all over the world, but more importantly, the builders of them. These amazing artifacts clearly deserve much more attention. Thanks for watching, guys, and until next time, take care. Although magnetic exploration suggested that the rock wall had been where it lay for over 100,000 years, its origins have been heavily debated ever since its initial discovery. In 1852, farmers in Texas were digging a well when they discovered the wall. Conservative estimates have placed its creation some 100,000 years ago. But now, many believe it to actually be an anti-Diluvian relic, left by a now lost civilization some 200,000 to 400,000 years ago. Dr. John Geisman of the University of Texas, Dallas, tested the rocks as part of a history channel documentary, giving credence to the denial of its artificial origins, suggesting they formed where they were, claiming that they were all magnetized in the same way. This tremendous age has led many to believe in modern paradigm, to deny a man-made origin as this does to cooperate with the bearing-straight theory and currently upheld timelines in regards to evolution. However, there are others in similar fields who have found curious characteristics of the wall, which do indeed suggest artificial origins. Dr. James Shelton, for example, and Harvard's architect John Lindsay, have focused on its unique design features, including architectural elements, archways, lintel portals, and square doorway and window openings, which all suggest not only artificial creation, but functionality for humans, which nature would simply not create. The depth or past height of the wall is also an impressive legacy. The family of T.U. Wade, who moved to the area and initially made the discovery, dug to a depth of 40 feet to try and find the bottom of the wall. This excavation, however, was abandoned without finding the bottom. Years later in 1949, Mr. Sanders of Fort Worth took up the baton and continued excavational exploration of the wall. Using a number of megalithic stones at considerable depth and weighing several tons, after bringing them to the surface, mysterious pictographs were found upon them, further supporting the thesis of artificial origin. In addition, curious metal rings of modern composition were found embedded in rocks, suggesting the presence of lost technology. It would appear that the wall is indeed an antediluvian relic, one possibly submerged and subsequently buried in ancient sediment during the Great Flood. Modern studies have found that the wall is in fact 6 stories tall and 20 miles in length, with a number of individuals now attributing the wall to a lost civilization of giants due to its inexplicable nature. It is good when examples like rock wall appear that test our abilities and cause us to question basic Newtonian mechanistic assumptions that have not been modified for over 150 years. Physics had to abandon this approach at the turn of the century, opting instead for relativity and quantum mechanics in order to further their understanding of matter and the universe. Said James Shelton, geologist from New Orleans. It is a relic which we find highly compelling. When within this modern world of academic study, a ruin is found, a ruin of such astonishing feature or size, one which is clearly an out of place artifact within the realm of its accompanying modern paradigm. No matter how amazing, how historically important, due to its sheer inexplicability, one will rarely hear about it in popular debate, and one such ruin is Kat Shibib. The archaeological site was first identified by British diplomat Sir Alec Kirkbride in 1948, an ancient wall over 93 miles long, whose origins are predictably unknown. Ever since its initial discovery, a range of disciplines, including archaeologists, scientists, and anthropologists, have studied the wall. Yet the date of the Kat Shibib's construction, however, is still claimed as unknown, regardless of it also being claimed as, quote, widely debated by archaeologists. Regardless of this claim, many will have never heard of this spectacular ancient ruin, a reality we claim not by coincidence, but design. Recent study of the wall by the Aerial Archaeology and Jordan Project have found that it runs north northeast, south southwest, spanning a total unbroken distance of 66 miles. However, they also discovered sections where two run parallel, this for an additional substantial distance, quote. If we add the spurs and stretches of parallel wall, the total length would be about 150 kilometers, or 93 miles, wrote David Kennedy, a professor at the University of Western Australia, and Rebecca Banks, a research assistant at Oxford University, in a paper published recently in the journal Zeitschrift for Orient Archaeology. It is unquestionably a remarkable ancient ruin, one evident of a once highly capable, yet now lost civilization. It is a ruin which we find highly compelling. Thanks to improvements in modern archaeological technologies, and indeed the evolution of satellite resolution imagery of our spinning, living blue marble, we are fortunately entering an era where, thanks to penetrative strata photography, the last remaining legacies of what we have long claimed would be found, that of once highly capable, global, lost civilization, or possibly many, and yet another proof of this hypothesis has recently been rediscovered in Iran. A gigantic artificial wall, measuring approximately 71 miles in length, extending from the mountains of Bamu to an area near the town of Jean-Marg, Iran, has been exposed. To put this ancient feat into perspective, computer systems have estimated that more than 1 million cubic meters of stone would have had to have been quarried, transported, and placed where they now lay, and this is a mere remnant of its past grandeur. With an estimated volume of 1 million cubic meters of stone, its construction would have required abundant resources. This in terms of labor, materials, and tremendous toil and time, wrote Sajjad Ali-Bagi, PhD of the Archaeological Department of the University of Tehran, in an article published in the journal Antiquity. Although the existence of the wall long claimed as unknown to mainstream archaeology, those who have lived nearby for millennia have known about its existence all along, knowing it as Gari Wall, or Gari Chen Wall. The venture party state that due to the wall's poor state of conservation, the researchers are not sure who built the structure and for what purpose. In fact, they are not even sure of its exact width and height. The best estimate is about 4 meters wide and 3 meters high. Its exact purpose remains a complete mystery, one which we find highly compelling. Rued Island holds an astonishing ancient secret. Located within the Mediterranean, it is the only inhabited island within Syria and, we believe, was once an awe-inspiring fortress. Having once been protected on all sides, although very little of the wall remains, what is still in existence demonstrates an incredible past civilization's prowess. Like with so many other ancient sites around the world, it was constructed using enormous megalithic blocks, once somehow masterfully placed atop one another. It is unknown whether this wall was created from fear of the seas or possible invaders, but this gigantic wall once enclosed the island completely. Known to the Greeks as Arados, it was renamed Ruad or Aruad by the Templars during the Crusades.  There have been numerous individuals of late, attempting to explain away many of these enormous megalithic walls and buildings, such as the temples within Balback as mere Roman architecture. However, just like the academics they parrot, they conveniently have no logical idea as to how this was done, relying solely on modern drawings of these events rather than any form of demonstration. As we have mentioned on many occasions, it would be a logical strategy to not only adopt such awe- inspiring works of architecture as their own, but also to steal techniques these civilizations would have been capable of and claim them as their invention, such as Roman roads, Roman columns, etc. There are many buildings on our earth that are, we agree, undoubtedly 2,000 years old. Not only are their constructions documented at length, but their condition also reflects this age. However, with ruins such as the Balback temples and indeed the wall of Ruad, their condition, along with the inexplicable nature of their construction, is not only indicative of lost knowledge, but subsequently evade current explanation. This reality persists no matter how hard some try to explain them away as more modern achievements. Yangshan Quarry, Gourney Ashoria, The Pregnant Woman, The Colossi of Menman, The List Goes On, all these ancient builds incorporate blocks well into the thousands of tons with countless more lost to history. How these structures were built is a mystery, yet if they were indeed completed by our own more modern ancestors, why is this knowledge lost to the eons? Why did these civilizations not continue these miraculous feats of engineering? Why were these supposed capable civilizations not building impenetrable fortresses to protect their flourishing civilizations from possible invaders using these same techniques? We will continue to argue, and we feel, with good reason, that academia, along with many other suspicious individuals, are selling you a fallacy, not only to appear all-knowing, but also to conceal that which they do not understand. Who built the wall of Ruad, or indeed the many other sites we so often cover? The history of the earth is yet to be fully unraveled. It is a tale some find highly challenging.


This is Brad here at ANU and we hear a lot about exploring the solar system and going to different planets but it's not as simple as that. It takes time. Jamie here is going to chat with Adam and Liz about how actually we explore our solar system. Thanks Brad. So today I'm here to talk to you basically about the distances in our solar system and why that helps us or hinders us when we're trying to explore. So first we have our nice son here. Hi son. Hello son. You're looking shiny today. So we'll just place this son here in the center of our solar system and you Liz you're looking down to earth today. How would you like to be on earth? Perfect. Great. So do you know the distance between yourself and the sun? No, no idea. No idea. It's a massive distance. It's 150 million kilometers away between the sun and you Liz which is really big distance considering the light from the sun only travels at 300,000 kilometers per second to get to you. It's really fast. Very fast. So given that we know that the distance between the sun and you Liz is 150 million kilometers and the light from the sun travels at 300,000 kilometers per second. How long do you reckon it would take the sun to get from the light from the sun to get from the sun to you? My brain cannot compute that but maybe a couple of minutes. Yes that's a very close answer so it takes eight minutes for the light to travel from the sun to you. So for example if the sun was to disappear we wouldn't realize it for eight minutes which is a really long time. So that's very well and good for the earth but what about another planet say Mars jammy? I knew you'd bring that up Adam since with everybody wants to go to Mars these days but what distance do you reckon you is between Lizh on earth and you on Mars? It would have to be tens of millions of kilometers but I really don't know. Yeah but that is really good you're in the neighborhood it's an additional 75 million kilometers between Lizh on earth and you on Mars. So for example if we use roughly the sun, Lizh is there, they knew Adam slightly a bit more that's roughly the distance okay maybe slightly closer yes. So half the distance again? Half the distance and since we know it's half the distance and light travels it light takes eight minutes to travel from the sun to you Lizh it will just take another four minutes to travel to you Adam. All right so but this isn't the only way the planets are arranged in the solar system for example as the planets rotate around the solar system so Adam you for example rotate nice and easily on the other side of the solar system you're a lot further now so knowing that the sun and Lizh you're still at 150 million kilometers but Adam has now moved all the way to the other side do we know the distance between you Lizh and you Adam? Be a lot further hundreds of millions of kilometers or so yeah so that's right so 450 million kilometers between you guys now and say you were trying to have a video call so Adam if you could just wave to Lizh all the way. I'm getting nothing.  I love a new toy shall I turn it on. Yes that's a very good idea and then Lizh a remote to control the car we just switch it on so give it a go oh no nothing's happening. Broken. Broken or maybe it's the distance between them. Ah because it's going to take a long time for this signal to get all the wiped Mars where Adam is. Exactly. To power it. 24 minutes. 24 minutes exactly what should we do? Whoa what was that? Oh I guess 24 minutes must have passed. Geez we can really see that even going just from Earth to Mars it's a really long distance and so this signal delay is why we need things such as the curiosity rover on Mars and this is also why as we go further away from Earth these kind of things become harder and harder.


MC on my right side, trainer days event coordinator, my G, Danny, Jack, make some noise, let's go! And on the left-hand side, genuinely just heard somebody say, ah, you shot your horror, it's more special! I don't get girls with my rapping ability. I mean, all this time I thought it was good looks and financial stability. Like, they'll be laying there naked saying you can have a virginity, you misunderstand the word beat and start rapping politically. Like Michael Jordan tried to travel, this is like when dinosaurs were alive with mammals or Christ was born inside a chapel hole, mow them down.  Rob! Rebels on that signing panel's decline was gradual and they just had a long shot like Ryan Babble and me. Problems worse, which they tried to tackle because putting you in charge of anything. Oh, imagine. Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Konami, see that bar there? Nasty, Wallahi, but I'm spitting to you. What I'm spitting to you is Indian food, because that right there was a bar, G. You felt all the way off, but my progression has been hurting you gradually, which is why I'm not surprised you put the word into battle me. The posts, the trolls, but you don't think I've been observing your strategy, I see the game that they don't, that's virtual reality, fam. Imagine. Because you've got a naturally beggy persona, school careers, they're enthusiastic. Like I want to be wet when I'm older.  So you just slept on the sofa. You're also under the thumb. You'll go away for a routine checkup, doctors discovered a lump, it was you. You couldn't be more wet if you were found washed up on a seashore, dead, IV and linens. You want to know what rhymes with Danny Jack, huh? Bianca forces intimate banger tracks, and if you don't buy a lamb of draft, then no sex, he best have a wife.  And the whole, oh, I'm single story as well.  And you want to call me wet, bro? Me.   Everyone says this, you just don't get the message.  My life's been tragic. If you walk up to my world, this guy would panic. You'll get lost inside the planet like Atlantis or the Bermuda Triangle and then pilot crashing. But now this is over. You're still wet. Make some noise for Lumin. And snatch it off of his tear. Ironic it was a rip-off when I got it for free.   Quick knock out. It takes seconds like you're still hungry. For real, dummy.  You are fluffy, wet puppy, tell a tubby marshmallow song. This numerous, humorous people like Lumin. It's a great man down to not even a nucleus. This geezer's the puniest guy I've ever done a battle with. For a bag of piff, I'll be sending him to Nazareth. Yo, I trap for my luck, I'm kidding, I'm rodin'.  Yo, she be focused, yo. Punch that I brew and do the ooze when I'm finished and cause explosive reactions like nuclear fission. So, rock crosses jaw and chip is two. Then when he drop, I won't stop. This is prison rules. I'll slip a rock in a sock and start whipping you. Then put a knot in your top like hipster dudes.   DJ, you could have made the tables turn. You might care about this battle, but I ain't concerned. When your plane returns, I hope it runs out of petrol. Summer lights a spliff and then ignites all the jet fuel. You probably get hyped for the fly for a red boo or freestyle better than you write with a pencil.  So no wonder your battles are abortions. They really bring out the kid in you.  Now, Pedro on his homie's shirt like Napoleon Dynamite. This whole case. If I get banged in the nose, I will break his teeth.  You just a meek. On my right hand side, Mr. Adrena Fifth himself. He makes some noise for Rob. And MC on my left hand side. I know he's got some serious hate. Boiled up in his heart right now. Make some noise for my man from Chicago. Big T, let's go.    It looks like you've pulled out of a swamp enclosure. Well, I'm here to give this over a ratchet and it's not Fiona. Sparking clips and all the bars you spit. Or that you've been shot like, what, 50 times? Like, cool, well done, you're not hard to miss. I heard that and said, what the fuck? Kevin, Rob? You want a shot? Rob, have you not been shot enough? Have you ever been saying it's a mirror match? Yeah, that's funny. What band do you've got? But come on, this ain't a mirror match. Spot the difference. Yeah, I haven't been shot. How is that? We look completely different. You can't compare this man here to Rob. We look like Howard and Kumar. If Kumar was black and a nob. Who knows? He might invite me back to his ends for a drink, but I won't ever go there. So don't try metting it. I said before, my dad's been to Chicago.  Love your coat. Victorin! I thought you didn't get about you, Rob. I thought you thought I battled you. Thought something was aspect you about you, Rob. Ha! This is the interview. I'm fifty-six favorite battle rocker, but tonight I'm going to teach you how to, Rob. If you had the pay to get in the venue, then you are not somebody. You gave this wiener a voice like Seth Rogen in Sausage Park. We'll sit for the nuggets. Buy on the earth. They are even put this battle in this budget. If I'm here, my stock really went down a pony. I'm disgusted. Let's talk about this for a second. Let's discuss it.  Super duper duper trash. Now I'm sitting here standing looking super sad. I gotta take a hit from a bum like Mick Love and his super bag.


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