Do you all know about Article 142 of the Indian Constitution? See, deals with extraordinary powers of Supreme Court. Why this is currently in talk? See, recently the Supreme Court invoked its extraordinary powers under the Article 142 of the Indian Constitution and upheld the employee's pension amendment scheme 2014. To know more about Article 142, stay tuned. First of all, let's start with what this Article 142 says. See, talks about the enforcement of decrease and order of the Supreme Court. That is, during its exercise of jurisdiction, the Supreme Court may pass a decree or order that is necessary for doing complete justice in any case or matter pending before it. And this decree or order shall be enforceable throughout the Indian Territory. Thus, this article helps the Supreme Court a unique power to do complete justice between the parties. For example, a parliamentary law made with respect to this kind of Supreme Court's order can secure the attendance of any person, the discovery or production of any documents, or the investigation or punishment of any contempt of itself. With this basics, now let us learn the background of the extraordinary power of Supreme Court. See, this Article 142 was originally numbered as Article 118 in the draft constitution developed by the Drafting Committee. And note that it was framed from the Article 210 of the Government of India Act 1935 with a slight modification. And it was paused without debate in the Constituent Assembly. This is because everyone agreed to guarantee judicial independence to the nation's highest court, that is the Supreme Court. This is above the background. Now let's see how this Article 142 is being used. Firstly, it allows Supreme Court to supersede the executive and legislative branches. Here the Supreme Court will use the power guaranteed under Article 142 to act as a legislator. Yes, they have the power to stuck down certain provisions or the amendment provisions of the act or rules. Secondly, this Article 142 is complemented by several articles. First is Article 32. See, it talks about right to constitutional remedies. Here through Article 32, citizens can seek for enforcement of rights either in Supreme Court or High Court. So for enforcement of rights, Supreme Court through Article 142 can provide a complete justice. Then Article 141, it says that the Supreme Court's decision shall be binding on all courts within India. As we all know that the Article 142 is an extraordinary power of the Supreme Court to enforce its orders or decree. And when Article 141 comes in, it is an add-on to Supreme Court to ensure the enforcement. Then comes Article 136, which talks about the special eupetition. Now what does this special eupetition mean? See, a special eupetition holds a prime place in the Indian judicial system. Because it provides the agreed party a special permission to be heard in Appax Court in appeal against any judgement or order of any court or tribunal in the Indian territory. Thus, we can say that this helps or complements the Supreme Court to use its powers referred as in Article 142. That is the enforcement of order or decree. Then we can say that the enforcement of Supreme Court's order is a kind of judicial activism. Now what does this term judicial activism means? See, it is the exercise of the power of judicial review to set aside government acts. That is, the Supreme Court has frequently overridden laws that has been passed by the parliament in order to provide complete justice. For example, take the ban on liquor sale on highways case. Yes, in the year 2016, the Supreme Court under Article 142 made it illegal to sell alcohol within 500 meters of the highways outside edge. This decision was made to avoid accidents caused by drunk driving. So, this is an example of using extraordinary powers by the Supreme Court under Article 142. I hope now you could be able to understand Article 142. Now we will see the scope of this Article 142. Though Article 142's powers are broad, the Supreme Court has clarified their scope and extent over time in its various decisions. Firstly, Article 142 does not give the Supreme Court the power to contravene with Article 32. Then Article 142 is only of supplementary nature. This means that the Supreme Court cannot substitute any substantial law or create something new which never was in existence. So, these are all some of the scope of Article 142. Now let's see the advantages of Article 142. Firstly, whenever the executive or legislature fails to defend people's rights and uphold constitutional ideals, the judiciary has used its power under Article 142. Then, as the constitutional protector, Article 142 gives the Supreme Court the capacity to fill statutory gaps. Then, Article 142 also establishes a system of checks and balances for the government's other branches. For instance, the Supreme Court established a norms to safeguard a woman from sexual harassment at workplace. See, the norms were established in the case of Vishagavas' state of Rajasthan. Then, in the Bandua Mukthi Murcha case, the Supreme Court of India handed down a landmark verdict on India's bond and labor system. So, these are all some of the advantages. But, Article 142 has some disadvantages as well. Firstly, the Supreme Court's power under Article 142 is not accountable. See, the executive and legislature are always accountable to their actions, right? But, the power of Supreme Court under Article 142 is not accountable to the people. Then, the majority of petitions or appeals brought before the Supreme Court are frequently rejected. See, in this case also, the Supreme Court is not required to explain why the petitions are rejected. Then, the public faith in the government's integrity, quality and efficiency can be eroded by frequent court interference. So, these are all some of the advantages of Article 142. I hope now you could be able to understand about Article 142, its scope, uses and some of the advantages and disadvantages. See, these types of topics are very important in the mains perspective. To learn more topics like this, watch Hindu News Analysis of Shankarai's Academy regularly. Thank you.


Russia will not be able to conduct a landing operation against Ukraine. At the moment there is no danger of landing Russian naval landings on the shores of Odessa, but at the beginning of the full-scale war such a threat really existed. The Russian fleet was preparing for such an operation. This was said by the spokesman of the Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Dmitry Petentchuk. Petentchuk said that at the beginning of the full-scale invasion Russia's Black Sea Fleet had seven large amphibious ships. They brought in six more units before the full-scale invasion began to plan and participate in the amphibious landing operation. As experience shows although this operation was planned it was not successful. According to the spokesman the Ukrainian Navy has already liberated the water area with a total area of 25,000 square kilometers. Ukraine's coastal artillery controls the area at a depth of more than 100 nautical miles from the coast therefore now Russia will not be able to conduct a landing operation. In fact Russia's Black Sea Fleet has so far proved to be one of the biggest losers in the war. Black Sea Fleet warships have maintained a greater distance from the coast which remains controlled by Kiev. They are also no longer safe at the Russian Naval Base in Sevastopol where Ukraine has attacked both the headquarters and ships with drones but the fleet is not completely out of commission. Ships continue to attack Ukraine with cruise missiles from a safe distance.


At Audiology Associates of Prestonsburg, you can live your life the way you want and find the freedom of better hearing. With 40 years of being in the hearing care industry, you'll experience patient care that is specific to you with exceptional follow-up care that ensures your hearing and balance needs are being met. Audiology Associates at 1428 Northlake Drive in Prestonsburg. Archer Park in Prestonsburg, Kentucky prepares to eliminate over one million Christmas slots. We've been doing our annual light show. I'm not sure the year finally it started, but it's rapidly grown over the years. The annual tradition, cherished by the community and beyond, will kick off on Thanksgiving Day at 6pm. Typically, we have anywhere from 50,000 cars that come through the park in a month's time to see the lights. We stay really busy. Visitors can experience the magic with a free, mile-long drive or choose to park and walk. To accommodate everyone, a sensory-friendly event on November 27th will offer an experience without flashing lights.  They stay here for the entire month of December, and we have sleigh rides through the park on Saturday nights and Santa Claus on Saturday nights. Something new we've had this year is the Shriners Hospital. They're bringing their train, and they're going to be here on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays. The dedication and hard work of the passionate individuals behind this project shines through as they work for months to bring this winter wonderland to life. We start 1st of September, and it's pretty busy for a couple of two and a half months. They work extremely hard and are very detailed. They take a lot of pride in their work, and they want to look good for the community. Reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Ethan Miller.


Hey guys, welcome to SSUniTech. So, see this side and this is continuation of Power BI tutorial. So, today we are going to see about the tables inside the Vibh Digestion. So, go to on the Power BI desktop and we will see in the practical. So, here we need to add one more page. So, click on this. After that, we can call this as Table. Now Here we can see inside the Vibh Digestion, we are having an option for Table. So, we can select that one and let me try to make it bigger. After that, here we can see we have only one option that is values. So, here we need to drag and drop all the values which we want to see inside the table. So, for example, here we want to display the country-wise data. So, go to on the dim address table and here we can see the country. So, we can drag the country and drop inside the value. So, here we are having Australia, Canada, France, Germany, UK and US. After that, we can see the city. So, let me try to drag and drop the city. So, these are the cities. After that, we can see address line 1. So, we can drag and drop it here. After that, we can see the postal code. So, we can drag and drop it here. So, these are the information for the address. Now, go to on the country sales table and get the information from that table. So, here we can see we are having line total. So, let me try to drag and drop line total over here. So, here we can see we are having all these line totals. Now, we need to click on this down arrow. After that, here we can see we are having option to don't summarize if we want to do the summarize data. Then, we can use sum, average, min, max, count as per your requirement. So, I am very happy to use the sum. So, this is sum. So, we are having all these values like country is Australia, density, then address, then postal code. After that, what is the line total? And it is aggregated value for that address. So, if you want to add any more column, that may be the order date. So, let me try to drag and drop the order date. So, in the order date, we can see it is having year, quarter, month and day. And the value is like year, quarter, month and day. So, this is not correct as per the comment. So, we can click on this order date and here we can see an option for order date. So, we can select that one. Now, we see the exact value that is Monday, December 12, 2K11. So, that was the order date. And the line total. So, this is for table. If we want to do the format of this table, so we will see in the upcoming videos. And we can also make the bigger of this table like we can click on the top column and make it bigger. And the city, try to make it bigger. And here we can also make it bigger. We can do the adjust according to our requirement. So, this is for the table. If we want to display the data into table format, then we can use this table. And here we can see we are having option for total. So, how we can remove this total? In our comment, we don't want to display the total of this line total. So, for that, go to on the format and here it's called down. Here you can see an option to total. So, open that one and the total you can put it off. So, we will not see the total anymore. So, this is for the table. So, I hope guys you have understand how we can use the table inside the revision. If you have any doubt, then you can do the comment. I will response on your comment. Thank you so much guys for watching this video. If you like this video, please subscribe our channel to get many more with you.


This is a quick tip for using R in the tidyverse. The if-else and case-when functions instruct the R language to make conditional decisions. If-else is pretty straightforward and works well with the mutate function. Case-when works equally well with the mutate function and is used when you need multiple if-else statements. In this video series, I'll explain how to use the permap functions to iterate custom functions over data frames. The series will become progressively more fluent in data rendering examples, but here I'll show a building block tip of data wrangling for managing your data workflow. As always, see the video description for a link to the code in the GitHub repository. Alright, let's just dive right into an if-else example and then I'll show you a case when. For if-else, my goal is to mutate the variable skin color conditionally based on whether or not the value of the sex variable has the value none. If the value none is true for the sex variable, then I want to change the value of the skin color variable to powder-coded aluminum. Because in the context of the Star Wars data set, characters that have had the sex variable value of none are androids, therefore I want to give them a skin color of powder-coded aluminum. Else, I want to keep the skin color variable the same. In the case-when example, I want to mutate and assign a new variable, notes, with a value conditionally dependent on the value of the homeworld variable's value. Since there are multiple categorical values to the if condition, I'm using the case-when function. Note also that I'm using the filter function in combination with the base r percent in percent value-matching operator. This operator allows me to filter a variable based on a vector. If my filtering vector values are in my target vector, then the filter function returns a true, and only those variables are subset from the main table. For more advanced examples, stay tuned for later videos where I demonstrate regex, pivot longer, and iterate with custom functions, all as part of one case study.


from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering AWS re-invent 2018.  Well good afternoon, welcome back to AWS re-invent here on theCUBE, we are live in Las Vegas, day two of our three days of coverage here on theCUBE, along with Justin Warren, I'm John Walls and we're now joined by Andrew Hillier who's a CTO and co-founder of Densify. Andrew, good afternoon to you. Good afternoon, how you guys doing? Thanks, oh, doing great, how about you and the show? Let's first off, just give me your take on the show and I'm going to jump into Densify, but what's the vibe you got? Well, I mean, it's a great show. It's this show just gets bigger and better every year. I think it's become kind of the de facto industry show. If you're a company doing anything, any startups, any venture capitalists are all here now. All the other shows have kind of, their legacy, this is the one to be at. So it's always really exciting and we always have a lot of travel. We have two booths here and it's just, we're always just flooded with people. So it's a great experience, great event. All right, so Densify, tell us about Densify for those who are watching, maybe not be familiar with what you're up to. So we're optimization analytics. You can think of us as machine learning that learns the patterns of workloads and figures out how to optimize those workloads, the resources you're giving them. So in a public cloud environment like EC2, we'll look at the workload patterns and look at everything that Amazon sells and say, well, how do you align those so you're buying the right things? And it's a pretty big problem. We find that there's not necessarily that level of depth and visibility in a lot of organizations. So they're buying the wrong stuff. So we do the main EC2 services, RDS, things like that, and increasingly containers. Containers are coming up more and more and they're really powerful, but they're also complicated. So the big focus of ours now is on containers. Yeah, it's just been containers wall to wall pretty much in the last couple of days, John, where people are talking about how we want to use containers for lots of workloads, but we're also hearing that it's complex and difficult to manage and that people really, really do need help with that. Or like we've had at least two or three conversations where it's beyond human comprehension. And we need to have essentially augmented intelligence where we need tools that will help the humans to make those decisions. So how does Densify help the humans decide how to use containers? Yeah, and that's a very good way to put it, is at some point you exceed what humans can kind of comprehend. So containers are fairly complex and people think they're kind of magical. I think I'm going to go to containers and everything's going to run great and be agile and they are really powerful. You mean it isn't? Yeah. Well, we're doing a lot of container analysis in our customers and we're seeing that that's not quite the case. And one of the problems is that you still need to say how much resources you need. So when somebody makes a container, they say I need 500 millicores or a whole CPU. And if you get that wrong, the whole thing kind of breaks down because these container orchestrators aren't that smart. You ask for a CPU, I'm giving you a CPU and once I give it all the CPUs I start a new server. And so we see these environments, they're agile, but their utilization is terrible. And maybe even worse than other environments because people just think it's going to be magic and they don't even really worry about it. But it is a big problem. We're seeing in every single environment we've analyzed, they've been really low utilization, these environments. Okay, so we have these environments where they're not magic. So how do you add magic to that? Please tell me that you add some magic. Oh, we do, of course. Everyone loves the magic. The magic is called science and taking opinions out of it. And what we do is we get the detailed workload data and in the container world, that's different. You get more data, it's right down at the container level and you learn the patterns and you figure out, well, how much resources do these things need? And how do they fit together like a puzzle, like a game of Tetris? And so we do that analysis and then we provide much better answers as far as how to specify resources and then the environments start to run magically, they start to run much more efficiently. And so we kind of do that analysis and generate very specific outputs. And the interesting thing is in container environments, in most cloud environments now, you can't just go and call an API and change the container to a different size. Because it'll go back to whatever it was in the Terraform file. Or the cloud, it's coming from usually a DevOps tool chain and that's what deploys it. So even if you know what it should be, you have to actually automate that in a very different way than an old environment. What's the trick or maybe the magic? Because applications don't operate in a static environment, right? I mean, there are a lot of different factors, different variables that come into place. So optimization changes all the time, right? I mean, that's constant. So how do you balance that out in terms of workloads and applications and their performances? Well, it's a great point because it's very complex and if you get any of it wrong, you can't automate something that's wrong. So one of the things that we pride ourselves in is we have a patented rule engine that understands that if you go from that type of instance to that one, you're going to lose enhanced networking or EBS optimized. So we know exactly what can and can't happen on many different dimensions. We know the workload, we know business constraints, technical constraints and then so when you have all that and want to answer, then we can say here's exactly what you should do and it's better than a human could do. If you don't have all those things then you give an answer saying, I think you can do this but you should go and verify it, take two days and figure out whether that answer's right. We don't do that, we give you the right answer. And so when you're talking about automation, that's the hard part, is knowing exactly what to do. The doing it is actually relatively simple but you can't do something that's wrong. People won't turn the keys over the machine if the machine isn't right, it's basics. That is a good point, Andy Jassy in the keynote today went through the laundry list of what AWS does and that it has so much more than any other platform and he was just talking about all of these different options that you can have so that you can pick exactly the right solution for you but because there's so many options, it actually becomes quite difficult for any one human to run through them all and figure out which instance type should I be? Should it be this one? And then Amazon comes out with a new one every six months. We keep changing things. Yep, they came out with new AMD based ones recently. There's all kinds of new ones. So our view is that people should focus on their workloads and their apps and not worry about what the cloud providers are providing. Let the analytics keep up with that. It's a moving target and you're constantly reanalyzing. And so for example last year at this time in this show, they had just announced a new instance type and by that afternoon we had reanalyzed our customers onto it saying, customer X, you could leverage that in 50 or 100 of your instances. And so that's what we try to do is kind of take that complexity out of the equation and allow you to kind of just programmatically say how you want your environment to behave and then we will constantly align it. We call it continuous optimization. So we're constantly watching the workloads and watching what the providers are selling and then giving recommendations of what to do and importantly actually doing it if people are ready for automation, doing it closed loop so that the humans don't have to be involved anymore. Very few customers would be in the business of being the most optimal choosers of AWS infrastructures. Like most of them are just trying to sell products to customers. Why are you spending all of your time doing this? Why not outsource that to someone like Densify? Yeah, absolutely. Your core business is banking or concert tickets or whatever the case is. Just not watching Amazon. You can do that programmatically so people can focus and not be distracted by all these things. People might want to approve changes initially if you're recommending you change something. People on applications might want to be comfortable with it and so we produce reports for application owners as well saying here's what we're recommending, here's why you should be comfortable with it but beyond that they should focus on their business. Coders should be coding, not sizing VMs. That's not their business. So for customers who've got existing workloads that are not containerized and there's plenty of those, I know that Densify's got plenty of experience in the world of virtualization and workloads that might be sitting on VMware or maybe even on bare metal. What is the story that you have for customers who are looking at containers and thinking I would like to move some things there but I'm just not really that comfortable with how to do that. How would Densify help them with that transition from doing a virtualized workload into container land? So with the analytics you can kind of do water analysis in almost any direction. So we take all the workload models and we normalize them using benchmarks. So we can tell if something's running on-prem on a DL380 what will that look like in an Amazon M4? Or an M4 what will it look like in a T2 or a T3? So we can analyze across different platforms across different clouds and so you can do exactly what you're describing. You can say, I have this data center. Recently we took one of our customers and migrated a data center they had in Vegas into Amazon. You say, here's exactly what you should buy in Amazon and what it's going to cost. If you're going into containers we can say, well, if you put them in containers here's how you specify the resources and here's how much infrastructure that will need. So it is an important thing anytime anybody is trying to move to a next gen you want to take the uncertainty out of it. You want to figure out how they're going to get there how they're going to budget for it. So we do do that as well. A lot of our customers use us on everything and then they're constantly shuffling between these operating environments. Virtual into cloud, cloud into containers. It's just kind of a regular, change is the new normal, right? So they're just constantly doing that. So if you were talking right now to a customer who's not there yet, who hasn't made that decision and you're talking about optimization, how do you convince them to let go and that it really are going to give you a better solution to let you focus on your core business whereas they're not used to doing business that way. That's not how our IT works. Yeah, it's a good question because different people have different perspectives. So I could go into you and say, it's going to save 40 or 50% on your cloud build. And that's a pretty compelling. So if you're talking to a CFO, they love that. But if you're talking to an operational team that's not necessarily their problem. They're giving the teams what they're asking for and so they respond more to a automation might be their goal, right? So there's various facets of the benefit. What we find is that the precision of aligning supply and demand so that you're running your cloud property, it helps performance, it helps cost, it helps a whole bunch of things. And depending on who you're talking to, different things will be important to them. So we find that, again, for the most of the people that we tend to work with cloud ops teams and the automation is very important in making their lives easier. So they're not constantly trying to figure this out. They can just let the machine learning do it. Yeah. So what do you think is going to come after containers? What should we be looking at? What have you seen here? What's on the horizon that customers should be looking at that's going to be coming up next? Well, clearly there's serverless. We hear a lot about server like Lambda and things like that. I think that's an interesting technology, but I think it's also not magical. So it's probably really good for certain types of workloads, but not others. I mean, if you use it enough, it might make more sense to put it in a container in your workload. So for transactional workloads, maybe it doesn't make sense. So I think there's constantly more and more diverse offerings and they just kind of abstract things in different ways and the challenge is going to be to figure out which one to use for a given workload. We're already, I was on a call this morning where, what is a good candidate for containerization? How do you identify that? Well, science can identify that. And that's the problem now. And then maybe once you pass that, well, what's a good candidate for, there's always going to be a new technology. We're going to be sitting here five years from now when there'll be something completely different that we've never heard of yet. But it's kind of the same problems in a package in a different form. Well, Andrew, thank you for the time. We appreciate that. Glad this show's going well for you. And we appreciate the opportunity to visit today. Good to see you. Thanks, guys. Good chat with you. Andrew Hillier joined us from Densify, back with more from AWS re-invent right after this.


YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on? It's a engraving here with another video and in this video We're gonna talk about the game. You just finished watching between the Redskins and the Seahawks and Oh Was that a shocker in Seattle? Was that a shocker in Seattle? Really quick before we get into this and I'm not gonna take much of your time. Me.  Make sure you click that thumbs up button man Make sure you click the thumbs up button I appreciate everybody that joins us live and I appreciate it if you watch this in the post game video too either way Thank you for showing your support. Now Redskins Who would have thought? Redskins congrats congrats congratulations Congratulations Redskins fans gotta be super hyped right now. They gotta be so and they deserve to be They just beat a Seattle Seahawks team who nobody thought they would be in Seattle game wasn't even in DC Game was in Seattle You know, it's tough to play there, but them dudes should have just maybe maybe they was like, you know what? He's not on our team But we saw what this guy just did last week He came in there and almost beat the Seahawks Let's finish what he started But even though they did it in different fashion because they often sure didn't go off like Texans offense did but Shout out to the Redskins defense shout out to their defense because Russell Wilson's score literally got flipped around it got reversed. This guy last just last week Lad just last week. He put up 41 points 41 points But then you flip it a week later. He only puts up 14 And this and this was two home games two straight home games two straight home games for the Seahawks and Last week they just scored 41 points. Russell Wilson end up clutching it out Ended up get throwing a game winning touchdown at the last second But this week they get put in an imposition to do that again But oh the sack Well shout out to the Redskins shout out to Josh Dawson for bringing them all the way to the one Then a running back for getting the end zone But then shout out to Russell Wilson because he tried man. He tried man Um, and this D'Angelo Hall just this is I say welcome back D Hall And that's what I put in title of the video because this is such a nice way for him to come back to his team What a welcome back he gets. Oh, you know what D'Angelo Hall your first game of the season Oh, we're just gonna be playing the Seahawks in Seattle. That's it. Nothing major. Oh, yeah, that's definitely something major So D'Angelo just the hall just comes back and they get a win in Seattle man in Seattle and the defense obviously played great Because they held these dudes to 14 points 14 I was almost thinking oh man The Redskins they in cuz they ended up giving up That what the wide open touchdown like with like a little over two minutes left The dude was wider the wide the wide receiver was literally wide open. He was wide open He might have been able to moonwalk into the end zone He would he would he would have been able to moonwalk into the end zone but then The Redskins what are the Redskins do they end up coming back? I Didn't I didn't I didn't see Redskins win in this game. Honestly, I Didn't see them winning this game at all Not one bit and I know it's any given Sunday. I know it's any given Sunday but It's crazy, man Redskins beat the Seahawks in Seattle Richard Sherman is saying he said no the kicker miss five field goals. They ain't hold us to nothing Well, okay, let me explain something to you If a kicker misses a field goal whether it's one or two or three or four or five That team the team that he's kicking or the team that he's kicking the field goes for they don't score those points They don't get those points so the fact that the kicker has to kick a field goal means the Opposing teams defense held that team to not scoring the touchdown So the opposing teams defense put the offense in a position to where they couldn't get into the end zone So they had to settle for field goals and also depending on the Where the ball is on the field that just means that the opposing teams defense held that team to a certain amount of yardage and put them at a certain position on the field to where they had to kick a Long field goal or an uncomfortable field goal for the field goal kicker So yes, the Redskins still held you guys Step I Know you upset after losing It's not the end of the world though. Trust me. It's no need. No need to make excuses. It's all good Ain't nobody undefeated. Just look at it that way I guess that can be the silver lining for a salty fan that loses Cuz it happens man Richard he said no one thought it was in the bag Redskins trash So if I love when I love when fans of teams say that I love when they say that I love it I love it. I love it. I love it. I love it. I love when fans of teams that just lost say Oh, the team that just beat us is trash. So what would that make you? Think about that. What would that make you? I'm curious If your team just lost to somebody who you're saying is trash. What does that make your team? Anyway Louis said wow what a game just when Russell Wilson brought his team back late and the Redskins still find a way to To win that situation where it's tough to win. They did man. What's up, right? He said we trash too. Okay, well There we go man, shout out to that child to my guy Richard. He always come through man Well, especially obviously for the Seahawks drink But yeah, man, that was a real good game man real good game tough for Seattle to follow up last week And maybe that offense maybe they just put so much in the last week and they were just maybe they were just pooped Maybe they were like drained from that last week when and when winds can be draining too close winds can be draining Some people think only close losses can be draining close winds can be too Because with those close winds, it's like oh, we literally put everything we had on the line Oh, yeah, I love you too. It's all love man. Ain't nothing but love from the from this in man appreciate you man, but um with with with teams they can uh They can put so everything literally put everything on the line in a game and it can just take out all the energy out of you and Physical and mental too because a lot of a lot of football is mental a lot of football is mental more than you would think More than you would think But hey Rashid, I did I did man. I didn't think the Redskins was gonna come back Rashid said that did you hear the commentators? They were saying nearly intercepted like seven times Child to Russell Wilson and Russell Wilson is a beast man He he doesn't really get mentioned, but he should be as one of the best QBs in the league He gotta be man to do this so clutch dude make stuff happen like always say every week any time we talk about Russell It's always talk about how he makes he makes more happen with less He don't need the best of the best of our receiver. He don't need these tall gigantic guys He makes stuff happen with these little short guys man little midget receivers. He makes stuff happen And Russell Wilson make stuff happen with his legs obviously make stuff happen with his army, but he makes stuff happen with his mind He's smart man smart Love Russell Wilson Kirk Cousins Kirk Cousins is somebody I know Redskins gonna take care of him. He ain't going anywhere He ain't going anywhere. That's that guy man. That's that guy. I Wouldn't call Russell Wilson the game manager. He does manage the game well, but he's more than the game manager Russell Wilson is definitely more than the game manager He's he's he's great man. He's great But anyway Appreciate y'all man. I'm getting ready to go watch this Miami Dolphins and Raiders game and it is down the street from here My cousin's actually going to the game a group of him and his friends are going to the game So that should be a lot of fun But anyway, appreciate y'all man Thank you for watching Make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel if you haven't already Turn notifications on if you haven't already leave a like on the video if you haven't already Congratulations to the Redskins fans for getting a win over a great Seattle Seahawks team in Seattle and Shout out to the Seahawks fan, too. Excuse me. Sorry I gotta get off here take a little break from looking at this screen But shout out to the Seahawks fans, too, man Everyone always mentions Seahawks defense as to why they went to two straight Super Bowls, but they forget Yeah, Russell Wilson huge part huge part of their success period that team is successful because of not Not in spite of but because of Russell Wilson, too. Yeah, the defense is beast, too They were they look different now. They they still got that guys, but something's missing I don't know what it is. That's missing. I got to watch some more Seattle Seahawks games But something's missing from this Seattle Seahawks team Something is just missing from that defense. I don't know what it is They're not the same They don't I don't think they put that fear and other teams like they used to and I just really don't know what's missing Maybe a Seahawks fan can let us know in the comment section Exactly what that is because I'm not sure what it is Because they got the Richard Sherman they got the early timers they got killer Cain Bobby White they got what ain't got Cliff A rule anymore because he out for the season and possibly for forever But even though he did say he wants to play next year, but They got guys man. Okay, Rashid said their corners are nearly as good anymore That could be part of it That could be part of so Yeah, we need to decipher that one day. We need to sit down and talk. What's what's going on with the Seahawks What's going on with the Seahawks? But anyway, all right, so once you lose to the past in the Super Bowl, you don't come back I don't know man I wouldn't say all that but either way. Oh, congratulations to saucy Well, I appreciate y'all man. Thank you again. Make sure you leave a like on the video subscribe to the channel to your notifications on And we out man. Oh, okay 2k Dwight boy says Sherman is washed Wow So I guess I see on the comment section. We all talking about that


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I don't know whether we ever thought about it before this morning or not. Might have crossed her mind sometime one of the other of us. I don't know. But we never talked about it. Never. Never before this morning. Then this morning everything just seemed to come to a head. Every little thing that had happened all those months, years just seemed to pile up at once. It just seemed as though this morning was the last straw. Oh darling, some breakfast is there keeping warm on the back of the stove. I'd get it for you but I'm already late with his. Oh that's all right. You better hurry though. Oh I'm not going to the office today. You're not? No, he wants me to stick around. Don't you remember his lawyers dropping in sometime today only he doesn't know when? At least that's his story. Maybe he really doesn't know. Oh he knows all right. Not that it matters much. I don't have any appointments today anyway. People around here wouldn't have their teeth fixed if you paid them to. They can't help it. It's their poor day. I didn't say they could. I just said that they can't afford to go to the dentist. It happens that I'm the dentist they can't afford to go to. Darling, there ought to be some way we can move to another neighborhood so at least you can start building a decent practice. Sure. How? With what? I know. With Uncle Ed's money. When we get it. At least that's what we've been telling ourselves for the past three years. Couldn't we talk to him? Couldn't we make him see that? Oh, you know how much chance there is of that. He likes to see us having it tough. He likes to have us depending on that money. That's all he lives for. He probably lived to be a hundred. We've just got to be patient, Dave. Oh, there he is. He's up. I've got to hurry. I think at least he'd spend enough dough to have some decent tires put on that wheelchair of his so it wouldn't bump around over our heads like a ten ton truck day and night. Well, I suppose we ought to be thankful. He doesn't spend his money in a way. Have you, uh, have you seen him this morning? Uh-huh. How's he feeling? About the same, I guess. He may be bringing his lemon juice and water down and heated up again. He said it wasn't hot enough. Will he almost fit me again? Oh, that mutt. Oh, Doggie is getting old. I suppose he can't help it. Anymore, Uncle Ed. They could both help it. He wants it that way. He gets a kick out of it. Because now it's gotten so we even have to count out of a snarling little mutt. And he sits there and laughs at us. Well, we've just got to be patient, Dave. Well, one thing. When we get that $30,000, we sure will have earned it. Dave. Yeah? What about the lawyer? Well, what about it?  Well, what should it mean? He's always getting the old fool over every three or four months and going into some kind of a huddle. Watch it. He wants you here. Well, how should I know? Maybe he needs both of us as witnesses or something. No, he's been talking an awful lot about that orphanage over in Brooklyn. Well, sure. Last winter, all he could talk about was some filing home for stray dogs down in Pennsylvania. Oh, he's just cracking the whip, that's all, to see us jump. Oh, David, if he was to change his will now after all, we've been through it. Oh, don't worry. It won't. Oh, there he goes. He's coming for his breakfast. Coming right up, Uncle Ed. Let's see. Open your toes. And I hope you have his eggs right.  It's all right, honey. It was only a cup. Oh, I know it's only that, but sometimes he makes me so nervous. I feel as though I was going crazy. Take it easy. Take it easy, honey. Here, let me get the tray. No, I'm all right now. Let's see. Well, there's a pan of milk warming on the stove. Fill this bowl about half full and break up a handful of those little dog biscuits in it. OK. See, sugar, salt, pepper, cream. All right, come on. Open the door for me, will you, darling? Here, I'll carry the tray. Oh, no. He likes to have me bring it. But what's the difference? Oh, don't ask me, Dave. Oh, the paper. Oh, you've got it. Well, look, I haven't read the paper yet myself. Shh. You can read it later. Come on. Here's your breakfast, Uncle Ed. I'm sorry. I was a little late. Set it down. Set it down. I heard what you said about the paper, David. Getting so even begrudgy a little thing like that to a helpless invalid. I don't begrudgy, Uncle Ed. So important for you to read the paper. Why don't you subscribe for two of them? Well, I'm afraid the budget in this family won't stand for little luxuries like that. When I was your age, I had my first thousand dollars in the bank. Well, things were a little different in those days, Uncle Ed. I was a little different. That's what the difference was. Set Willie's breakfast down for him, Myra. No, no, no. Not there. Over by his bed where he can get at it. Yes, Uncle Ed. I'm afraid Willie doesn't like me anymore. Here, here. I'll give it to him. Hey, hey, stop that.  I wasn't going to hit him. I just want him to let go of my sleeve. Myra, take him out once in a while. He wouldn't feel that way. I take him out any time you're asking me to, Uncle Ed. I forget some time. You ought to do it without my asking. Well, you can go now. I know you don't want to stay any longer than you have to. Oh, Uncle Ed. Hey, Myra, lend me my glasses there in the bureau. Glass? Oh, yes, Uncle Ed. Here. Oh! Myra, you clumsy fools. Oh, Uncle Ed, I'm so sorry. Maybe I can mend them. Oh, you can't mend them.  Don't talk to her like that. What was that? I said, don't talk to her like that. Dave, please, Dave. Oh, I see. Now you're trying to bully me. I helped this old man in the wheelchair. Well, I won't stand for it. Oh, Uncle Ed, he didn't mean anything wrong. I made my bargain with you, David. When I intend to keep it as long as you do, I've never complained about the care you've given me, although Heaven knows it's been a little enough. But don't think for a minute I'll stand for anything like this. Well, I'm sorry, Uncle Ed. I'm afraid that's scarcely enough. Well, it won't happen again. Look, I'll get the glasses fixed. I know a guy can do it right away. This will probably take a week. In the meantime, I'll be as blind as a bat. And don't expect me to pay for it. Well, don't worry. I'll pay for it. You'll have him back tonight. This reminds me, David, be sure that you'll hear when my lawyer comes today. I'll be here. I stayed home from the office on purpose. Well, that's all for now. Oh, I suppose neither of you have taken the trouble lately to find out which of my prescriptions need refilling. Oh, yes. Yes, I was thinking of that yesterday. Oh, are you? Well, let's do it now anyway. Business entirely gone, and you know how I depend on that. You better get another bottle of iron, Tonic. The drops, well, that's all right for now. And the thiocyanate, you better get that refilled too while you're at it. Take the bottle and the business too. I'll go right away, Uncle Ed. Here, do one. Come right back. You know, I must have my business about later than 20 minutes after he leaves. Yes, I know. I know. Uh, come on, Myron.  Take it easy. Take it easy. It's all right. Now it's all right. Oh, Dave, I've tried. I've tried. I can't go on like this. Take it easy, darling. Take it easy. It won't be much longer. But how long? How long? I know. We've been saying that for three years. We're like prisoners. We can't growl the house together because somebody has to be with him. We can't have friends in because they disturb him. Oh, Dave, we can't even have a baby. I could kill him. Sometimes I could kill him. Darling, I... I know it's just as bad for you as it is for me. It's just that... I'm here alone with him all day. I should have let myself go that way.  If I'd known it was going to be like this... It's not your fault, darling. I knew what we were doing. I'm not even a man anymore, Myron. I let him sit there and say things to my wife that a man wouldn't take from anybody on Earth. But I take it. I take it and smile. Dave, Dave, it's not your fault. It is my fault because if I was any kind of a man, I'd do something about it. But there's nothing to do. Don't you see? I should never have acted like this. We... We've just got to be patient and wait, that's all. Wait. Wait. Maybe another three years. Maybe ten more years. What's the use of kidding ourselves? How do we know how long it's going to take him to die? Sometimes I don't even think he's sick. Sometimes I think he's just putting it on to make us wait on him. But the doctor said... Oh, he could fool a doctor. It's been done. And even when he does die, how can we ever be sure? Oh, Dave, you don't think... I think he's just that mean. He'd snatch the money away at the last minute and die laughing at us. And the lawyer's coming today. Sure. Sure, he could do it today. He could do it any time. And we'd never know. Not until he told us. He wouldn't. He could. Why not? He might just as well do it anyhow. He'll hold it over until the last minute. Like he did just now. Until we probably will die of heart failure before he does. But you said just a few minutes ago... I know. I know. I've been kidding myself for three years. But not anymore. Dave, Dave, what are we going to do? What can we do? I don't know, Myra. I don't know. If only something could happen. Nothing's going to happen, Myra. Unless we make it happen. We can't go on like this either. We could tell him to go.  The three years that we've waited. We've earned that money already, Myra. $10,000 a year is much for what we've done. Dave, I don't care about the money. I do. If it was anyone else, I'd feel different. I don't have any more feeling about him than I do that dog up there. Dave, you don't really mean it. I don't know what I mean, Myra. Listen, I've got to go over to the drugstore and get his medicine. I don't need being menace just across the street. I'll watch out for the lawyer. Yeah, and stall him off if he comes. Hurry. Hello, Mr. Herman. Well, Dr. O'Connor, you come for your regular batch of medicines, I suppose. That's right. How is he, Dr. O'Connor? Better, I hope. Well, I'm afraid he's been having a little pain lately. Oh, that's too bad. He's such a courageous old man, so cheerful. Every time I go by, he's sitting up there by his window. He waves. Always he sends his little remembrance at Christmas. He's a real gentleman. Yeah, yes, that's right. Well, what'll it be today? Well, the iron tonic and the bismuth, 100 tablets. Oh, yes, would you refill the thiocyanate prescription? Here, I brought the bottles. All right, I'll get it for you right away. You got a prescription for the thiocyanate? No, but I'll sign it. Oh, sure, that's right. You can sign it. You know how it is, Dr. We've got to be careful of these things. You better give me the big tablets this time. Sure thing. You reach just over the counter, you'll find a prescription blank. Oh. Just below there, you got it? Yeah, yeah, thanks. Oh, there we are. Don't bother to wrap it. All right. That's, uh, 487. Uh, here, I've got it even. Thanks. Oh, thank you, Dr. O'Connor. Is the day off, Drs.? Yes, that's right. Yeah, is the lawyer come? No. I got the medicine, Myra. Oh. Myra, do you know what these things are that he's been taking? No, not exactly. Well, this is bismuth. The stuff he takes after every meal, three or four of them. The stuff he's due to take right now. Dave. Uh, now, wait a minute. These are thiocyanate. He only takes these once in a while for his heart, just one of them. Less than one now because I got the bigger tablets this time. Dave, what are you trying to say? I'm trying to say if he took three or four of these instead of his bismuth by mistake, it would kill him. Dave, no. By mistake, I said. Well, it couldn't be. Yes, it could. Look at the tablets. Can you tell them apart? Hardly. If they were in the wrong bottle? But afterwards they'd know they were in the wrong bottle. They'd know that somebody must have... No. No, he'd think it was all right from the shape. But afterwards, we'd put him back in the right bottle. But then they'd know it couldn't be a mistake. They'd know he could read right on the bottle from the label. No, no they wouldn't. They'd know he couldn't read the label. They'd know he couldn't read anything. That's right. His glasses and the oculus would have to swear to it. Dave, are you sure you can't see? He's as blind as a bat without him. That much I know is real. It's the chance of a lifetime. No tampering of anything, no changing labels so they can analyze the glue if they get suspicious. None of that. And don't forget, his lawyer's coming today. Couldn't we just tell him to go? What about the money? Oh, Dave, I... I can't think. Oh, the front door. Must be lawyer Eldridge. Yeah, it is. I can see him standing outside. What do we do? What shall I tell him? Say that he's had a bad turn. We're calling the doctor. Then if he asks any questions any time, we could say it was... Yeah. Good morning, Mr. Eldridge. How do you do, Dr. O'Connor? Let's talk out here. I'm sorry I had to come way out here, but my uncle has had sort of a bad turn. Oh, I'm so sorry. Nothing serious, I hope. Well, we're calling the doctor. No, I don't think it's anything serious, Mr. Eldridge. I don't see how it could be. Well, no. But he was wondering if you could come back some other day. I see. Well, it's just a matter of his signature. A document. I'm really afraid he isn't up to it, Mr. Eldridge. I see. Well, perhaps I could phone him later in the day. I say I could phone him. There would be no objection to that, would there? Oh, no, no. But if there's any message that I could give him later... Yes. Well, you might say that I've made the changes that he requested. He'll know what I mean. All right. I'll do that. And thank you, Mr. Eldridge. Thank you, doctor, and good day, sir. Goodbye. Has he gone? Yeah. Did he...? No. No, it was all right. What is it, Dave? Did he say something? He made the changes, whatever they were, and that he'd understand. He said that all he wanted was his signature on some document. His will? He didn't say that. It's now or never, Myra. Oh, Dave, let me just... just thank for a minute. What's the use? Oh, yes, I suppose. Well, what about it? Yes. All right. Okay. Here are the two bottles. Come on. Oh, Dave, no, I... You've got to come. Why? What else do you have? All right. I have to say anything. Here's someone at the front door. No, there hasn't been anyone here. Has there, Myra? No. Oh. Thought it might have been Mr. Eldridge. I got your medicine. You took long enough about it. I'll put it over here by the bed where you can get it. What do you want, Myra? I just came to get your tray, Uncle Ed. Oh, you did. Didn't Willy like his breakfast? It was too hot, of course. I'm going to give it to him now. Have you got water for your pills? Yes. And what about my glasses? Uh, they'll be ready this evening. All right. Can you show Mr. Eldridge up here the minute he arrives? Oh, yes, I will, Uncle Ed. Do you want me to take the tray? No, I've got it. Well, Dave, how could we? What's the use of that? It's done now. It's so horrible. Is it? Don't you realize that we're... Murder? All right, it is. And I'm glad. Dave, don't say that. It depends what you call it. It's the only thing to do. It's even better for him this way. David, I'm afraid... There's nothing to be afraid of. He'll wheel himself over to take his pills. Will it take long? At his age. And if his heart is anything like what the doctor says it is... No. Is it? Painful? No. Like a heart attack. That's all. Who's that? He must have fallen. Yeah, in a minute anyway. We ought to go up. No, wait a minute. But the bottle... There's plenty of time. Shouldn't you wear glasses or something? No, no, I thought of that. It would look funny if there weren't any fingerprints. Oh, Dave, we ought to go up even if... It would look better. All right, all right. In case. Just in case. We'll have to call the doctor. We'll have to anyway. Either way. Suppose... Don't worry. It won't be like that. The wheelchair's empty. He's not here.  No. Under the bed. Oh, Dave, look. Willie. He's dead. The dog is dead, Myra. But how? Here. Here's a note on the chair. Dave, what is it? It's from him. It says, My dear, dear niece and nephew, the thing has at last occurred which I have always known would one day inevitably occur.  It may interest you to know that from my window I saw Mr. Eldridge leaving the house. I also suspect that the incident of breaking my glasses was not quite an accident. And so, my dear children, I have gone to the police. Dave.  You see, I have never been quite as helpless as I allowed you to believe and have in fact conserved my strength for precisely such an emergency. A circumstance to which it now appears I owe my life. For your further information, Mr. Eldridge was not coming to change my will. And now my would be heirs and assigns a fond farewell. I will see you in court. Your loving Uncle Ed. P.S. Did you hear my body fall? I thought you would like that. I did. How could he have gotten out? Down the front stairs while we were... You said he couldn't read the label. He didn't. He tried it on the dog. What can they do? Attempted murder. Twenty years to life. What, they believe it? They believe what everybody else believes. A fine old gentleman. Life. There it is. David. Yes. Are there any more? What? Of the pills. Oh, my. There isn't anything else to do with her, Dave. No. No, I guess not. Are there more? Enough? Yes. Of the little ones in my pocket. These? Yes. How many? Half a dozen. You said it didn't hurt. No, no, darling. Not much. Dave, I did so want to have children. The front door. They're here. You better go down so they'll leave us alone. Give us time. All right. Goodbye, Myra. No, no, wait.  Goodbye. Yes, Officer. Good evening, Mrs. O'Connor. I'm sorry, but... Yes, Clancy, I know. Oh, I'm afraid you don't, ma'am. I got some bad news for you, Mrs. O'Connor. It's about your uncle. Yes. I don't know how he could have got out there, but... Well, he was just hit by a car. Yes. Yes. Yes, ma'am. He's dead. Dead? Yes. I tried, but they stopped. David had died before I got there. This is the Armed Forces Radio Service.


Hi, everyone. Happy Saturday. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com and we're coming at you with 2020 Panini flawless football pick your team number 25. We're doing both briefcases should be a good one big. Thanks to All these folks here for getting it on the action Thanks everybody for buying their teams straight up and there's a lot of these rnb spots That means random number block. We did those randomizers in a separate video three did three different ones Here's one that was just for these two teams chargers and bangles get a block of numbers just for that break Here's another one here with those four teams To get serial number break for just for those four teams Just for this break and then there was another one that featured a lot of teams a lot of great teams here fire department Already getting ready to put out the fire. That's going to be popping from this case Good luck, everybody. There it is 2020 flawless football Slide to this over here. We're doing both briefcases Good luck. Let's see what we got in here. Try not to look at the encased cards I want to be surprised too. Let's see what's In the slider box first. All right 14 out of 15 looks like a randomizer Between the Niners and the chargers the Bosa brothers Nick Bosa Joey Bosa It'll be a randomizer between Jose Alvarez and the Niners and The chargers are a number block team. So chargers for Which will be for which will be Paul. We'll do that at the end of the Video along with any other randomizers that we might have to do one happy person one sad person 16 out of 25 Jerry Judy quadrally that'll be for Aaron and the Denver Broncos 21 out of 25 DeMarcus Lawrence Cowboys auto and that'll be for Dallas Dallas a number block team. So it goes to Dallas one Dallas one Daniel Hayes on the board. We got another cowboy here Three-color jersey and autograph Danny white Ten out of ten old Cowboys QB. So that goes to cow Dallas zero And that's for Chad Chad Coleman We've got a Taysome Hill Etched in time autograph three out of five for the Saints Saints picked up straight up by Paul Norden Paul out of fives and under get the train whistle All aboard of the big hit express This is cool three-color patch and autograph Earl Campbell 11 out of 15 yes There are personal breaks happening right now at Jasper's breaks Instagram live. I hear Sean Sean Jaspy covering for Teddy tonight I'll tell you that a town nice Earl Campbell Titans Patrick Evans and We got a Curtis Martin one out of three But it's Patriots Jets Curtis Martin One happy person one sad person on this randomizer We've got Aaron has the Jets and Kohi has the Patriots Gotta have to got a randomizer one happy person one sad person We'll figure out who that's gonna be at the end. All right. Now you're in cased cards on This side. Oh a one-of-one Ray Lewis nice triple relic For the or Orioles Baltimore Ravens different bird Baltimore Ravens. That's Aaron Billingsley It's a master craft Triple relic. What time is it train whistle time? All aboard the big hit express On the other side is A sapphire to Sean Watson sapphire ten out of ten and that'll be for Andrew Martin and the Houston Texans What do we have here? Oh? It's a sapphire to a Tungo by Loa Sapphire autograph out of 15. Miami is a number block team So fingers crossed to the number block crew my thumb is hiding the number right there It's out of 15 and It's eight out of 15 and that is that's Daniel Hayes Eight is last spot mojo 70% of the time last spot mojo hits a hundred percent of the time Scared money don't make money folks. Thanks Daniel. All right and those gems The spine print here Naturally mine not lab grown But wait, there's more another briefcase Good luck everybody Slider box first. There's the blockchain card and it's paid manning Dual patch autographs card number eight paid manning now. We got to see Let's look this up On cardboard connection calm was football because we want to know is that Colts paid manning or is that Broncos? paid manning to the checklist blockchain Blockchain dual patch autographs Do I not have dual patch autographs goes up to card seven? But not card eight. Sorry folks. Let me go to a group rate checklist calm Let's see if they have the information there 2020 College, there's the regular one It's just a blockchain card, but you got to make sure it goes to the goes to the right place well, so paid manning blockchain distinguished patch auto is a Bronco, but blockchain dual patch auto card eight got it Colts All right. Thanks for your patience. Just had to make sure we get Kurt with the Colts Hopefully maybe next year We maybe think about putting the team names on here. So just helps out if you want Kurt With the Colts and onwards another randomizer Alvin Camara on top Christian McCaffrey on the bottom four out of 15 It's Saints Paul and the Panthers Patrick we'll do that at the end another randomizer Triple relic here Russell Wilson Patrick Mahomes on the Mar Jackson Nine out of 25 randomizer between those three teams one happy person two sad people But one happy person for this one four out of five Star swatch signatures AJ Green Wow Nike swoosh patch That is awesome bangles are a number block team. It was that two-team number block and that goes to Paul Norden with the number four Paul All aboard the big hit express Few more to go we got Nick Bosa autograph your 2019 NFL defensive rookie of the year Six out of ten for the Niners Jose with San Francisco seven out of fifteen flawless penmanship at inventory Indianapolis Colts that's gonna go to Kurt disser three color passion autograph 19 out of 25 that is rookie patch auto Deandre Swift and that goes to Aaron Salinas There you go Aaron top over Dustin there and Deandre Swift has a Has a fancy new offensive line in front of him could help with his with his evolution as a player There you go Aaron All right, and the last one here Three out of 15 Ezekiel Elliott flawless flyers. There he is in the air For the Dallas Cowboys Dallas is a number block team. That's part of the Miami Philadelphia Green Bay etc etc a group so Dallas three is Gonna be for Joshua C. There you go Josh All right now the encased cards Rex. What's up? So let's do this side first. Oh Tom Brady Sapphire a little color match going on here matching the Navy blue of the Patriots six out of ten That's a yo hey Picked up a co-hay that is excuse me Yamamoto picks up the Patriots straight up and gets the Tom Brady MVP Sapphire Nice on this side We've got a Ruby Terry McLauren Matching the color of the team here as well five out of 20 Washington football team is a number block team So Washington five will be for for Andrew Andrew Rock with that. Okay The final hit and then we'll do a few randomizers and make some people happy and make some other people sad Got a star swatch signature Six out of ten star swatch signatures It's Derek Henry Three-color patch and autograph out of ten Excellent running back here Patrick Evans picking up the Titans straight up great penmanship as well Great player naturally mind not lab grown All right, the case is almost closed. We gotta resolve this here So we'll do the autograph at the end. So we've got this dual relic This dual relic this triple relic and then the Curtis Martin autograph One out of three on that Curtis Martin autograph. Oh One really happy person one sad person on that one two three. I need four lists here All right, let's flip back to random.org I've got some lists set up here. We've got the first one was the Nick Bosa and Joey Bosa's San Francisco Los Angeles Chargers Then we had the Alvin Camara New Orleans and Christopher McCaffrey Carolina Then the triple relic for the quarterbacks Russell Wilson Seattle Patrick Mahomes KC and Lamar Jackson Baltimore and then The autograph that it was New England Curtis Martin and New York Jets Curtis Martin One dice roll for all four lists. Here we go 11 times for all four lists So almost the maximum one two Three and once more 11 the final time a laughter 11. We've got San Francisco So the 49ers Jose picked up the Niners straight up gets the 14 out of 15 Dual relic of the Bosa brothers 11 times for the two running backs one two 10 and 11 then final time team on top is New Orleans So the Camara and the McCaffrey four out of 15 goes to the Saints Paul Norden with the Saints picked up the Saints straight up quarterbacks 11 times one two three four five six seven eight nine 10 and 11 then final time after 11 Baltimore Aaron Billingsley with the Ravens. You get the nine out of 25 Triple relic. All right, and here's the Curtis Martin New England and Jets Autograph one out of three one really happy person one really sad person after 11 times Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine ten and 11 then final time Goes to New England So that'll be for cohe with the one out of three Curtis Martin All aboard the big hit express And there you have it I'm Joe for Jasper's case rakes comm that was a great break of 2020 Panini flawless football to box pick your team number 25 We'll see you next time for the next one for the next break on jasper's case breaks calm. Bye. Bye


So the lead changes so what I would say the majority of it would be my think of your headlight on your sternum So now when I work my sternum in my focus, I want you to think about your focus So if I start to look to the left, I'm gonna I can get him to bring his left ear back If I start to think about the right, I'll get that right ear back because he's what he's doing is he's using his right eye So what I start to do is I start to ride I ride the mind of the horse too So but I think when you think of riding the mind think of riding their eyes and their ears If I go forward and I look straight on his ears go forward. It's not a fluke. You're causing that So I could ride his ears back if I'm backing up. I Could ride his ears backwards If I'm going forward I Could ride those ears up There that's not a fluke That's not a fluke. So I'll ride those ears up now. I'll get those ears to come back on me before I bring them down in his gate So ready, I'll squeeze and release my reins. There's those ears So a lead change well What I would do first is get really clear on Direction and him following my focus. So if I look to the right lift my sternum shine my head light He starts to follow that and then I might bring him back And then I might look to the left and can I get him to look to the left? Or maybe I start and I could do turns on hindquarters you name it But the idea is I get him to follow that headlight on my chest so at some point What I do is I start to show him where yeah, we're changing direction Get ready is so I turn that headlight and I might even set it up Or I sort of squeeze release those reins there we go and So most of that is coming from my headlight, but yes my outside leg might come back my inside leg might come forward But most of it is coming from my eyes my focus my chest in German There's a the Germans have the greatest words sometimes because one German word can be like are in English like sentence And so one of the words in German they have is called Creutz aides and the Creutz aides Means lower back the riders lower back seat and weight so The Creutz aides. They also are known as the invisible aides, which is interesting, right? So if you think about this if I use my hands, do you see me use my hand? Yes, if I use my leg You're gonna see me use my leg But if it's coming from my center from my Creutz aides, you're not gonna see me as much I mean you might but if I halt I'm doing it here if I walk it's here. I'm using my leg a little But the idea there is if I get a horse really tuned into my Creutz aides my seat. Where do I put my weight? Where do I put my seat and? I get them tuned into my focus Pretty soon. He gets clear and lead changes get much much easier So I'm kind of giving you my version of what I stress and a lead change There's a little more to it. You might be thinking about simple changes now for something like that For a simple change you might just think of this Following my focus I'm riding his ears getting his ears up If I turn right, I'm gonna get a right ear back see That right ear back left ear forward So then what I might do is I might think of sitting up I squeeze my in my seat believe it or not squeeze release my seat my abdomen Pretend like you're gonna have a soccer ball hit you in the stomach It's gonna knock the wind right out of you and it's too late to move So what we do is we squeeze the rain we tighten our abdomen and our upper thigh, but I don't hold it It's something like this Whoops Guess we're gonna be moving here at the canner. Good boy. We'll just trot though So I think of this I squeeze release my reins. I set my elbows My abdomen and my seat I squeeze release squeeze release. I didn't hold it Very important if you hold you're gonna you're gonna facilitate resistance He has to push back against you, but what I'll do is I'll squeeze give squeeze give This becomes a Precursor to what we call half halt How many of you have heard of a half halt?   So before I make a change in gait I might just slightly squeeze those body parts squeeze release Get some ready and so pretty soon he goes. Oh, I know a halt's coming now before I walk I might squeeze release, but I lift my body this time and I say get ready. We're about to trot Get ready. We're about to walk Get ready. I'm gonna squeeze the right rain and time with this right front leg coming back. Get ready. We're about to canner and walk and Left front leg. I'm gonna as his left four leg comes back. I can canner depart And then before I bring them down in transition I think of that half halt motion and I bring them right back So the one of the reasons that it looks easy is because I'm getting them ready So the half halt I've heard it described as like bookends that hold up a stack of books on a bookshelf And the the half halt is like the bookends Another way to say it is this when you were a kid and you ran foot races Remember how they would say ready set go. All right Imagine if you were running a race and it was just go And that's what we do to our horses so much of the time. So when we're making a transition. I want to say ready Get set Go right So a half halt is so cool because it's not just this thing that gets a horse to rebalance and sit back It gets a mentally ready So I hope I hope that kind of made sense. Thanks for the question and I do I do sometimes a Little too long of an answer, but anyway any any other questions that are observations. Yeah moving on to flying change There's so much there that's there's so much to that but knowing when your horse is really on the aids and soft Knowing that a horse is is really willingly forward off your seat that they'll go forward being able to stop a horse Without a lot of rain or without the rains Another thing to think about in classical dressage. This is a really good Sort of thing to think about Can you go from any one gate to any other gates immediately? Now? I don't mean scared horse I don't mean force, but I mean could we smoothly go from canner to halt canner to walk walked You name it, but can we go from any one gate to any other gate smoothly? If we have simple changes and we have halts in place, then it makes sense to start implementing like cavilletti little jumps Natural terrain so at our farm we have some land sometimes I could go down or up a hill and Now that horse is naturally using himself to get up the hill So it would be possible to ask in those places But something about a lead change to think about is there is a timing to it and It's important that we don't Throw our horses off balance Because what will happen is you're going to end up getting a front and not the rear The trick to a flying change is they're upright their balance They're between the reins and legs and you've got good hind quarter I'm going to say control, but to be able to direct that hind end. It's very important and How are we doing on time? So something to think about is the hind quarters and Think about the left hind leg here So his left hind leg is driving the majority of this turn on forehand That left hind leg is the power leg. All right. I'm gonna work the right hind leg here I'll show you a really I feel it to be a really good exercise here. So I'm gonna work the right hind leg But he's he's driving more with that right hind leg. Well in the canter The can't we know that the canter is initiated with the outside hind leg So if I can get him to be clear on what leg to power up with I could use a turn on the forehand To power him up to set him up to set me up for my departure Now if I use the right hind leg and I say drive with the right hind leg That is the initiating leg for a left lead This is probably one of the best exercises I could tell you To do with a horse to get a nice canter transition So I'm actually using I'm actually using a turn on the forehand to power up a Hind leg which in this case is the right hind leg to set this stage for a left lead And what you're gonna find is it naturally causes your horse to coil Getting your horse to coil up is is really the trick another thing to think about is we've talked about leg yielding But if I take it a little bit further I start to work like haunches in And we would call that like Rainvair Traveller. So I start to get good at working the haunches Now you might be working more of a leg yield, but I'm gonna be working more where he's bending right moving right bending left moving left he wants to canter see because what I'm doing is I'm getting them to coil So I work on hind quarters to the inside which also engages that right hind leg So I've got his rump to the left, which means he's powering with his right hind Well, if I can get his hind quarters into the right and power with his right hind leg It'd be easy to canter a left lead So in the lead change, I'm slightly moving that hind quarters in the direction of the new lead but that's would really help to To take people a little further along with like walk to canter and even flying changes But it's all about talking to that hind end and remember the outside hind is what initiates the inside lead One last thing on that Here's the confusing part to that exercise because I teach this to a lot of people. Here's the confusing part to that exercise When I take his hind quarters to the right his left hind is his power leg We depart on a right lead So it is a Little confusing in the sense that people are used to like moving the hind quarters This way and then they might take a left lead, but it's the other way around We're really getting him think about which leg is powering up So if I can take his right hind under well now it's underneath to go depart see So hopefully that makes that makes sense any other questions Or any other observations did you did you all get something out of it today? Yeah, cool Appreciate it. Do you all have something you can go home and and use and do yeah Good very good. Well, what I want y'all to think about is as Trail riders we need to be more tuned than those arena riders are right and We're only as good as we are as a team with our horse when we're under pressure So to some extent we do need to work with our horses life