I'm hungry for some Ws today. Yo, what's going on Leaf Nation? It's LeafR Back again and welcome back to the channel. And we are here with episode 5 of Monopoly Hut. And last episode went very well actually in terms of packs and games. We won both games, God of Victor Headman. Today we're reaching for some more packs and hopefully some more upgrades. So we are getting right into it today. Right to the board. We're hoping for the dice or the board to give us something good here. What we can see here is pink lips, packs, chance and buy any player. This is the potential we have for this role. So here we go, rolling for the first time this episode and we get a 4. So a 4 is open up through premium packs. I don't mind it. At the end of the day, packs are packs. We get 3 of these premium packs. We're hoping for something good here. We have 3. I think this is the most we've ever opened in one sitting in terms of rolling the dice and the board. So 3 packs is a lot of packs. We're hoping for something good. Connor McMichael isn't great. Not going to help the team out. So again, we're looking for those upgrades from these packs. Nathan Beaulieu ain't it chief. We get a coach with balance, which isn't too bad. I think we actually do need him.  The newest St. Louis Blue, who they are off to a buzzing start. We get a Pavel Buchnavich. It's overall right-handed or right-wing left-handed player. That is going to be an upgrade to the team.   Welcome to the team Pavel Buchnavich. Alright, two more of these to go here. An 82. Not too bad man. These packs are giving out a little bit more today. So we like that. Brandon Davidson not going to help with the team. Something else here would be great. But Buchnavich we cannot complain with. Dimitri Orlov, who we already have. But it's good to have these 80 pluses for these sets to get done when they come out. So the superstar origins, you know, you need 80 pluses to upgrade the team. So we get Dimitri Orlov. We already have them. But it's another 80 plus. That's not bad man. So we will definitely take that. And now we have one more to go. And we're hoping and praying for another 80 plus. It would be nice if we don't. It's okay. These packs have given out so far. But one more would be nice. Not going to lie to you. So here we go. Let's keep it going. We get a Kings Jersey. Is that Andre Shuster? He's still playing hockey. Good for him. Anything else? No. Alright, not too bad. A Pavel Buchnavich. It's an upgrade. That's what we wanted. We asked for it. And EA delivered. So what we're going to do here. Cardover Hague is going to go on center. He has one better face-up than Alexander Kerfoot. And Kerfoot will be coming out of the lineup for Mr. Pavel Buchnavich. The team's looking better. That's a plus two upgrade there. We're going to leave Buchnavich is there. So we got Buchnavich, Cardover Hague and Connecting in the line. Which is not too bad. I like the way that looks. Alright, so we also have to complete five sets. Which I ended up doing. So as you can see, 750 coins from that. It's always good to have coins. We completed something here. Which is a base pack.  We actually have six packs to open. They ain't the greatest. We got some mini packs and base packs. And I think maybe one or two premiums. One premium. So we got a two gold players pack. We'll start off with this. If we pull something here. Hey, extra upgrades. As we do pull something here. Adrian Kempe. He was actually a beast for me last year. In the Monopoly Hut series. And I'm excited that we have him again. So it's going to be interesting to use him. Welcome to the team Adrian Kempe. We'll move on to the mini pack. Five items. At least one player. We'll skip this. Because I doubt there's going to be anything chilling in here. Sean Chambers. And that's it. So like I said, I figured there's going to be nothing in there. And now we got a bunch of base packs to open. That's a tradeable one. So we'll wait for that one. We'll skip these again. Like I said, I don't expect anything from these base packs. If they give out, that's great. Red Richie. Doesn't really help with the team there. So no worries. We have two more of these base packs here. Last one of the two. Let's see what we can get from this one. Nothing. Yep, nothing. And we have one more base pack and then a premium pack, which is tradeable as well, I believe. So maybe there's something in that premium pack you just never know, dude. Chad Roode wheel won't help us out. Oliver Wallström won't help us out at all, I don't think actually. Which is actually crazy to say because we actually have a pretty decent forward core now. And now we got a premium pack. I'm not going to skip this one. So let's see what we can get here. Thomas Raffle. Come on. Something big here would be absolutely amazing. And I don't think there's going to be anything that is so tough. So it is that time for Chris Tierney to come out of the lineup. I actually really enjoyed using him, but I think Adrian Kempe is absolutely going to be amazing for us. He was amazing for us last year. I really did enjoy his card. He looks good. 70 face offs, which isn't the greatest, but I think he will be a good card. So there's our upgrades in Adrian Kempe and Pavel Bucinevich. Without further ado, let's head into the first game of the episode. And now that we have a whole round of coach before we head into a game, we're going to have our first synergy activated, which is actually pretty cool. So we have well rounded activated, which is going to give plus two endurance, plus three defensive awareness and offensive awareness and plus two wrist shot to Panarin and Muzzin. I guess that's our backup goaltender and Carter Verhage. So not too bad. That's our first ever synergy activated here. That's great. First game here against straw hat crew. He's got Eden and Matthews, 88 dry set on. I believe that was X Factor McKinnon. He's got a good team. Is he a good player? That's the question though. Hopefully not. I want to win. All right, boys. Let's go. We got a couple of debuts on the team for this game. We're hoping for the best here. We get tied up to start. And this isn't a great start here. And that just went in and things you absolutely hate to see. We're down 1-0 already. Probably the worst start I've ever had in an episode. 88 McKinnon, 86 Kutra of 88 dry set off. This kid's a hut nerd. All right. Not a good start. We'll be fine here. I'm not too, too worried. I think we're just going to be fine. Hopefully we can capitalize on that. Let's get something going here though. I see you, Ricard Raquel. To the middle. You read that. That's fine. We still have it to the point. Beautiful. Rasmus Anderson. I wanted it to Victor Hegman. Kempe got in the way. That's fine. We got a power play. Let's convert. You got this. Butch Navich. That's your puck. Got a boy. Love the battle in Butch Navich. Great start to his debut. Take a shot in Pavel Butch Navich. What a shift from him. We convert on the power play. Good one. I did not expect that to go in. I'm a big fan of Butch Navich so far. Good start to his debut. Good poll from Justin Hall. Dude, Justin Hall. I'm telling you, this Hall Muzzin pairing is actually so beautiful to play with in-game. That's a big save from Shrestake. And this guy's got a good team, man. Like an actual good team. Another great poll. He still has it though. And that's a goal. Because why isn't it a goal? Because that is the glitch goal this year. 2-1 hockey game Jack Eichel from Team Builder Nicholas Jolmersen. When I say this guy has a good team, he has a good team. Butch Navich added again across. Oh my, Butch Navich is buzzing. And I absolutely love it. Rasmus Anderson, let's go. Bang. There it is. What a play from Rasmus Anderson to Yegor. I'm not going to pronounce your last name. 2-2 hockey game. We tied up once again. Good stuff, boys. Get the first line out here. Let's keep it going. Looking at the stats. It's an even hockey game, man. He's a good player with a really good team. And I'll show you what I mean when he has a good team. 85 Jolmersen. 88 McKinnon. We see these guys already. 86 Cooch. Base Eichel. 86 Malkin. Giroux. Carlson. Who does he have a net? Connor Halbuck at an 85. It's a really good team, man. We're going to have to fight for this win. There you go, Kempe. Where's this puck? It's bouncing everywhere. And Jake Muzzin is gone. Let's go. I need someone with him. It's fine. Jake Muzzin's got this. What a save. That was a good take from Jake Muzzin. Justin Hall to Panarin.  And my internet. I don't know. We lost connection. I don't want to say this to my internet because my internet is absolutely fine. And I believe we got the loss for that, which is absolutely just horrendous. Thank you. I don't even think that game counted. We'll go check our record. I actually don't know if we got the loss or the win for that or if it just didn't count. I'm not too sure if it actually really did or not. 6-6-0. When do we lose six games? Maybe that game did count and we got a loss for that. I'm not 100% sure. My internet is fine. So weird. I guess we're going to chalk that up as a game and we chalk it up as a loss and we head back to the board and roll the dice again. I'm a little mad. I'm not going to lie to you. I don't get that. So we last left off on three premium packs. Looking at the board here, one is Chance. Two is buying a player. Three buying a special card. Four is bankrupt. Let's not roll a four. Five a second chance and six is five packs. We can get a six, man. That's five packs to be opened, which would be nice. We've opened up a lot of packs so far.  So here we go. Roll the dice for the second and last time this episode. Roll again and we get a one. So one is Chance. Let me go get the envelope. So here is our scuffed Chance envelope as you can see. This is Chance on here. Yeah, it's scuffed. We need to make this better. We will try to. But here we go. We're mixing it all up. We're going to get a paper. We have one in our hands. Let's see what it says. Open three premium packs. I do not mind that as you can see it on camera here. Let's go open up three more premium packs. So let's head to the store. Head into it.  So anyways, three premium packs. Let's see what these premium packs can hold for us. Hopefully something good. Matt Murray, don't really need a gold tender, but it's an 80 plus. We'll take it 750 coins so we continue to up our coin balance here. We get a 78 San Jose player and that's it in that premium pack. Alright, two more here. Hoping for something good. An X Factor player would be amazing too. It'd be sick to pull one in the series. So let's see what we can get. Let's keep it going here. Something great would be nice here. That's a sick reading of Royals Jersey. Jersey number 69, very nice. And that's going to be it, eh? Cool. And last and final pack of the video. We're going to skip it. Hope for something good here. And it looks like there's nothing. And, and Chatfield. Alright, that's, that, that was fun. Second game of the episode, Matthews Pasta, Rajalov against 30 dogs. Hopefully we don't disconnect this time and hopefully we win. Simple as that. Here we are boys, Monahan, Ruck-Hell, and Limblom to start off the game. As per usual, let's get a W boys. Good move. Jake Muzzin, absolute shutdown again. Continuing his ways from last game, just shutting it down. There we go. What a pass to Connor. Kyle Connor. Beautiful. Across the Panarin. Oh my goodness. Connor. Oh, we should have probably passed that across, man. That could have been an upgrade for either of those guys there. There you go. Over the hall. Good pass. Good LT. To Vatanen.  Waited up for Vatanen. Oh, we were going to dunk too. Not going to lie to you. We were definitely going to dunk that. Ricardo Cal. Off. He's off. Let's go. Take it to the net.  Going to get a bump there. My goodness. Wow, dude. We read that too. Good stuff. Let's go. Let's go Brady Kachuk. Good stop up. Take the puck. Oh my goodness. Try. Good poke. Good move. Let's take a shot before the period ends. All right. Interesting period to say the least. Looking at the stats. We are playing a little bit better than him. I just feel like I can't get anything going for some reason. We're going to try to have a better period. We need to have a better period. Next one. Good poke. It still gets to M1. A play by Anderson. Good stuff on that 2-1-1. Ricardo Cal. Good passing to the point. Rasmus Anderson. Over to Victor Headman. It's a good save. Oh my God. That got through Victor Headman. What? I need to see a replay. I'm not buying that.  I'm not buying that. That got through Victor Headman. I played that perfectly. I went down in that LB for a reason. And it got through his legs. That is very unfortunate. 1-1-1. 1-0 hockey game. I don't even know how it's 1-0. I don't. Dude. He's just shooting it and it's going in now. That's two goals on two shots. Horrible stuff, man. I do not agree with what's going on in this game at all. Let's go Kachuk. On a front. Yeah. Of course not. Got a boy on ahead. Over to Raquel. Raquel was going behind the net for some reason. Instead of staying out front where he could have just had a top in. And Rasmus Anderson can't do anything. Good save. Horrible period. And I feel like we're not even playing that bad.  Get it across. His AI is back checking on me. That wasn't even him. Like he was covering pass and the guy coming back was getting it for him. Got a boy corner across. Yep. Nope. That won't work out for me. Dump and chase hockey. There we go. Kachuk did not turn the way I wanted him to. It's fine though. It works out. It's a 2-1 hockey game. Less than nine to go. We can tie this up. I'm better than this guy. I know it. Sammy Vattenin take a shot. That gets blocked. Larry to Gianmarino.  We were trying to pick that corner. We picked it. Just a goal to end or save it. Across. Lin Blom. What a save, bro. What a save. Who does he have a neck? We're just getting robbed by him, dude. I'm just noticing now. I don't even know who it is. They gave me the wrong player to control because player switching is so bad. Player switching is atrocious in NHL 22.  Poke checks and player switching. Two things that need to be just changed in this game. There you go, Kempe. There you go, Kempe. My god. We needed a better shot than that, Kemps. Yep. That's game.  What are you giving me an achievement for? What are you giving me an achievement for? That was a horrible game. Honestly, I need to shoot more, I guess. I don't know. Time on attack. We played way better than him. I'm pretty heated that we lost that game. I'm going to be honest with you. I'm not happy. When are we going to stop coming up against great teams, dude? In Div 6? Maybe 7? I don't know. Who do you have a net? John Gibson. We got robbed by John Gibson. I'm heated. We completed an objective of that game, apparently. I don't know. Score 3 goals. Nice. All right. Well, it is what it is. We lost that game. Yeah. Anyways, guys, that's going to be it for today's Monopoly Hut episode. If you guys did enjoy, be sure to drop a like on it. If you're new around here, make sure to subscribe, button down below. I'm pretty heated that we lost both games this episode. First game, we potentially should have won. Second game, I think we should at least pushed OT. It is what it is. We lost to this episode. It happens. We just got to hope for upgrades next episode pretty much because my team cannot keep up with other people's teams, especially in Div 6, apparently. Anyways, guys, like I said, that is it for today's video. Thank you guys very much for watching. I'll talk to you guys later. Peace.


Everybody forced here ripping 2022 tops diamond icons hobby one box break number 67 random hit style Dylan's gonna type in hits as we go along here And then we'll do the random at the end to see who gets what 10 spots There'll be 10 spots in the random for hits as well. If there's an extra hit We're gonna combine two of the lesser ones to make it 10 spots. Sometimes there's an 11th hit in these a Popka lips This is where it would start that's for sure This is where it would start All right, let's go ahead and get started. Good luck everybody Let's see some let's see a monster here. See a crazy cut auto or something. I want to see one of those boxes where there's like six mags Yeah, the very start. Yeah, I had a few people that had the same thing happen. All right, here we go. Here we go Okay, looks like there's an action. There's like a lot of cards in there 2022 icon Feels like a lot more cards than normal. I guess we'll see I guess we'll see First up is a Clayton Kershaw Jersey 3 of 10. Are you on the right sheet? Yeah, oh, yeah, yeah Clayton Kershaw Jersey 3 of 10 Top of this one.  Hey, thanks, Greg Thanks for the shirt Maddog there. Oh, that's disgusting. Do you look at this patch Ryan Mountcastle patch auto 18 of 25 Awesome three color Orioles patch Ryan Mountcastle patch auto 18 of 25 Yeah Look at this one look at this one good luck on this one at the end everybody One of five Mariano Rivera patch auto three colors Game use because it's icons that is a big one one of five on the mo That's a big car man. Good luck on the random everybody man. That's gorgeous Obviously one of the best sigs that there is Three color Yankees patches not an easy thing to do either Not a lot of three color Yankees patch cards one Marichal auto 17 of 25 one Marichal auto 17 of 25 Didn't you pitch like a 17 inning complete game one time like pitch like the whole thing you wanted like 17 innings or something like that Something stupid something that would obviously never happen today Like what's this pitch count 250 send it back out there George Springer auto number nine of 25 George Springer Auto nine of 25. Oh This is nice red color match red parallel red ink Paul Goldschmidt auto one of five Red parallel red ink color matches the team. There you go one of five Paul Goldschmidt auto Nice car for the MVP winner He wouldn't he might be quietly putting together a Hall of Fame career A few more seeds of what he's been doing for his whole career. He's probably in Got a Nolan Ryan auto Five of five on the Nolan Ryan auto 16 innings complete. That's that's insane dude Nolan Ryan auto five out of five a lot of starters don't pitch 16 innings and three starts nowadays Next up you just got paid Manny Machado auto two of ten Manny Machado auto two of ten and on the back is a Mike Piazza auto 15 out of 25 Mike Piazza auto 15 of 25 So there are 11 hits over there. We're gonna combo a couple together here So that means everyone's gonna get an auto at least Mike Piazza auto 15 of 25 okay Let me see so we'll put the Clayton Kershaw jersey with the Maddox Marischal with the Marischal so everybody's gonna get an autograph which is sick That's awesome man pretty solid case there or pretty solid box there 16 That's funny dude All right, we'll do the names and then hit same amount of times put them side by side to see who gets what everybody Thank you very much. Good luck, dude. I rolled that so far away. That's an 11 11 on each best of luck names 11 times one two three four five six seven eight nine ten and 11 Gregoriam down to John a and now 11 times on the hits best of luck one two three four five six seven eight nine ten 11 Machado down to Piazza You go Gregoriam with the Machado auto to ten Robert G a Kunya auto to five Gregoriam with the Goldschmidt auto to five Viviana with the Springer to 25 Gregoriam one Marischal auto and Clayton Kershaw jersey John a Nolan Ryan auto to five Francis M Ryan Mountcastle patch auto Scotty L the Mariana Rivera patch auto to five John a with the Maddox and the Piazza Thanks again, everybody. We'll get these posted to the sites moving on to the next one


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Hello, welcome to another video with me. This is part two of the component communications using Vue.js. If you have not watched the first video, I have recommended you watch that first. So this time, we're going to switch over to the CDN library to build the Vue components and perform the communications. So this result on the right side is the result of the Vue.co line, which we did in the previous video, as you can see over here. So what it is is just basically I'm copying all the assets in this folder here. Again, move that over to this Vue.js folder so we can have it kind of like a similar output on this side. So basically copy the base CSS logo and the main CSS. Now this one has, so this folder here is nothing. I'm going to delete this so it's not confusing. OK, so the index here is the index I'm going to use to store the tag I will inject right here. I'm using the version 3.3.0. Anything that is above 3 will work just fine. And then here is the main.js. This file must be a type of module in order for this to work. So keep that in mind. OK, so we're not going to touch this at all. The only thing that we're going to find a little bit hard to do is because since you're using the CDN library, you're not going to be able to have a nice template as you write it in JavaScript because we'll put that inside the script as opposed to write in the HTML. So let's head over to the main.js. This is the root entry to the program. I'm going to do something very similar to the CLI version. So for example, if you go to the main, it looks like that. We can do something similar to this. I'm going to show you how that could be done. It's really easy, actually. Let me move this down to the bottom so you can kind of see and compare the two, OK? So this is the CLI version and this is the CDN version. So I'm going to go up here. Notice again, once you install at this library, you have access to the global API. That's why it's called global. It's available globally. Now, this is version 3, so you're not going to be able to use the new keyword anymore. And same thing here. As you can see, we don't have the new keyword to a stichative view object, OK? Excuse me. OK, so first, we're going to ignore this part. The create, we need to import that. So we can do something like this, very similar. I would do, instead of saying import, I'm going to do a const, destructure the object called createApp. Is this coming from the view API? So we get that app. And then the app.js here, I'm going to wait for that second because we haven't created one yet. But I'm going to go to the create app. And then we're going to pass something to that. We call it app as well. And then we're going to mount to the tag with the app ID. And there we go. We'll come over here to show you similarity. OK, so we're going to launch this HTML on the right side so you can see it. I'm going to go into the open web server. And there it is, nothing there yet. You can also press F12 to see all the errors. We can see what's going on, right?  Yeah, OK. Now, so we're done with this one here. I'm going to go back to the main. And then the app component. So they use a different file, so we're going to do the same thing. I'm going to go over here and create in the view.js file here another project, app.view. We'll create something similar. We'll call it app. I'll use lowercase, by the way. So it's highly recommended to use lowercase for your files. Then this is going to be the app component. So we're going to import it right here, like in the main. This should be up here. I'm not sure why it's going down there. So we do this part now. We're going to import it here, OK? So we're going to import the app from the file call app.js. Just like that down there, except it's JavaScript as opposed to that view file. So this is the main entry. We're done with this. We're not going to mess with this anymore. So we can turn this off, OK? So there we go. We've got this up. Now, the app component, this is how you do it. So we're going to export a default. Now, I want to start off using just the options API first, because that's easier to understand. So I'll put here, for now, options API. And then we're going to switch over to the composition later. So what do we need? If I go back to the app component, I'm going to copy the template just to make it a little bit faster. I don't have to redo this all over again. The data, you can see here we need the data, the city, and so forth. I'm going to copy and let me put this down here as we can see a bit faster. I need my data. So here's the data. Again, it's a function. Return some data. So this is the data I need. I'm going to copy this, put it here, all right? And then my functions, same thing. Basically, copy this. I mentioned in the previous video, the setup is exactly the same, right? Same thing. My template, since I don't have the luxury of the template tag here, what I'm going to do is I'll use the built-in template attribute. Let's put a comment here first. We call it template, and then it's going to be a string. So we put it right here using this template syntax. And then I'm going to copy everything inside the template here from the header down to the main, actually. I'm not going to use this, but I'll just put it anyway so you can see how that actually works. We're writing here. So this is everything here already, right? So the CSS, we're going to ignore that. I think that's it for this one. We'll import this, the hello world in a minute. So let's see. I want to slide down here, OK. And we're going to move this over a little bit. It's a little bit nicer. As you can see I mentioned, it's not as nice anymore because it's not HTML. It just text a little bit ugly, OK? So now we then need to go in. So we have a hello world component here when we pass this data down. So we're going to go up here. And then we need to import a component called hello world from something we haven't created yet. So I'm going to create a component called hello-world-js, OK? When we input that in, we're going to register right here under the components property. And then we'll call it hello world, OK? All right. So I'm not going to do the welcome here we need actually. We're just going to use this part here, OK? So now it's almost done, right? Because we haven't created that hello world. That's why it's fail. So let's go over here and create our hello world. Hello-world.js. Same thing. I'm going to do the export default. And then object, I don't think we have any data. We have the props property. It will look like this now, right? Props. And then it's an array of properties. What properties do we have? We have, if you remember, we have the city. We have the state. And we have the update city. These are three properties we received. We'll pass down to the child component. So these are the things that we need. So here we have the cities, OK? I have to match the name exactly as they are, state. And then we have the update city. All lowercase, that is the property we see from the parent. And then we have, I don't think we have any data. Do we have any data? If you have data, you put it here. I just put it here anyway. We're not going to use it, but the data will go right in here. And then down here would be your methods, right? So same as before. And then here we have our template that looks like this. There we go. This is the setup for this component. And then we're going to import that in here, right? We import it here. We register here. We use it in the body of the template. And you see it's working naturally. You don't see any error marks anymore, right? If you did, you would see all the bunch of red errors. How do we know that? Well, pass it out. Go into the template, just type, hello. It is, right? OK, so it is working. And we're going to go. So now down here, then we're going to go and just open that Hello World application. I'm going to go find the definition right here. So here's the Hello World. And I'm going to close this. I'm going to copy what I have here. So what do I have? This is the, no, this is not it. This is the Hello World. I thought I had it, but no, it's not it. Go to definition. It's still not going. OK, go to definition. OK, this is the one. So the props we have, four of them. There are one, two, three. I don't have the MSG. So we put that in here. So notice we pass data to the props because they're using the composition API. You will pass it this way. Using the options API, you pass data to a props property here. And then it's assigned to an array of property names. This are actually, like if you look at it, it's just like strings, but they're actually not. They're actually the name of the properties, like how you pass it down from the parent component down, right? So if you pass the state, cities, updates and so forth here, right? And the message right here. So the message is just a string literal. These are bound to variables on the right side. OK, so we have these right here. So again, once you add the props here, you can use the right way and the template. So now I'm going to go down to the template, everything from the div to the end of this div here. Copy that. And we're going to put it right here. OK, so my closest part now, we don't need this anymore, OK? So give us some room. So here we go. You see that everything comes back to the other one. This is the CLI version. This is the one we just created. Make it a little bit bigger. OK, if I click on it, you see it worked just like before. It's already functional because, again, I mentioned to you the code is exactly the same, right? It's just that you don't have the luxury of creating your nice templates. You put it here as a property. And your methods would have been methods to be used. We could have put it here. I'll show you different ways to do that since we're here. And then the data would have any data, so you don't have to put data here. So if you want to use this data, you can just access directly inside here now without going to like assigning to another variable like you did before and then go to the props. You can just go to the props and access here directly. So, yeah, basically this is it, OK? The way how things work is exactly the same as before. Well, you pass the event listener here. I mean, the function, you pass it down as a property. Update city, you use it right here as a regular click function because this function is a reference to the global parameter function up here where you create inside the methods property and invokes that and updates the data that goes down just like before, OK? And then this emit here, we put right here inline that pass two parameters like this, OK? This is fine. I'll show you one more way. You can actually do that too. Since we're here, I'm going to show you. So let's add a third one for the sake of this example. And this time I'm going to put here city three, OK? So this time, instead of saying something like this, I'm going to take this out and we're going to create a function inside the child component here. So we'll call it handle click or something, OK? So we're going to invoke this function called handle click. So this is the regular event click function that's inside here. This is function is an apparent function, but this is a local function we call it here, OK? When I do this, I'm going to emit same thing, something similar to this. I'm going to do something like this. But I'm going to do use something called this.emit, OK? The emit function here, you can access through the disk reference. It's a part of the view object. So you got to emit this. And then you emit the name of the function. I call it city. Let's call it a different one. Let's call it city two, OK? Then I pass a different city. We'll call it, no, I have no idea here. Let's call it, I guess, Austin would be fine. Austin, Texas, OK? So it's going to go up. And then in the parent component, we have to register down here. I have to listen to this event. So we have another one called update that city dash two. And then equal to update city. We call the same function up here. We just bind it differently, all right? So if you click city three, and boom, there it is. You have Austin, Texas, the Fargo, North Dakota, and Phoenix, Arizona. OK, so that is how you do it. And here. So notice the names here like this. The reason why I said earlier that you don't use capital letters is like this. If you go here, let's say if I change this to something like uppercase city, and you put two like that, OK? Now the two doesn't matter. Let's call it uppercase city. Let's put like two, OK? Update city two. And if I go up here to the parent, and if I use exactly the same name right here like this, OK? And let's see if this works. Press that, and then click. OK, you see that it actually still works, right? Which is interesting. Sometimes it may not work. So let's see. Yeah, if it doesn't work, I probably had it in a different experience that sometimes it doesn't work. If it doesn't work, make sure you break this down into separate words like this. And then if you do that, as you can see, it still works. OK? What happens if you actually do the automatically for you? If your property has a capital using the camel case or Pascal case, every time you find a capital letter like this, usually if you will automatically convert it using, when you convert it to the HTML properties, it will actually put hyphen between every capital letter. So it'll be hyphenated for you. So just going to follow the convention and so forth. So again, just use all our case, OK? So here we go. That is how you do it using the CDN. So nothing different there. Now I'm going to show you how you can actually use the composition using the CDN version, OK? Because you don't have the script tag. You don't have, for example, if you look at this part, not this one, the shell component, you don't have to set up in the tag. You don't have the script tag I'm saying, right? So you can't do that. So how do we fix that? So in the, let's go to the, yeah, we're going to convert the app here to using a composition API. So the template will be the same, OK? We're not going to touch the template, adjust that the method and the data will be different. So what you do is right here, you're going to call a function called setup, OK? And then this function set, as you can see, still works. Data is still here. I mean, normally you don't want to put data here in the setup because both of them contain actually data. So it's quick confusing. Just go one or the other, OK? So don't use both. I think it's a good practice. So inside here, you're going to return an object. The data you return here is really these are the ones that you're returning, OK? So except, remember, compositions, they are structured differently. It's not object. It's the actual variables. So in other words, if I put this inside here like this, OK? No, no, actually, so I put right here. Inside the space before the return, these will be like your regular JavaScript syntax. You remember we did this earlier in the previous video, right? Cons like that. And then maybe you'll call this let because we're going to change that, right? That will be put a semicolon here, semicolon there. And then we're going to put, so the return statement will be kind of similar. We're going to return the cities. If you need them to pass them down to the template, you must return these. So cities, we have this state. I think those are only two. Oh, we also need the function, right? So eventually, this function here also move into the space up here. So I'm going to copy this, cut it out, actually. But right here, we will turn this into a regular function like this. And then we move all of these things here because it's no longer in the class thing. It's just regular cities and states, things like that. And then we also will return the update city. And then now we don't need this data in this methods anymore. And the template will be the same as it was. So we don't change that. We don't change the component. Leave it as is. So there you go. This is like how you actually convert to the, so put here, this is the composition API. We're using this approach now. So notice we don't register with the graph. So if you don't do that, again, it's not going to be reflected, right? So you have to make sure you have to put it to the, change it back to the reference. You have to import. I mean, if I don't do that, I see what happens. If I click on it, right? You notice it does not reflect it. It's not reactive anymore. The data did change. You see Austin, Fargo and Phoenix like before, right? But it's not reactive. So because we never registered these two data set with the reactive, not reactive. I don't have to message either. Oh, yeah, yeah, it's just local down here. Okay, so again, back to that reactive thing. You have to then import by using the const, destructure basically, from the view. And then you can bind this, cities and the state with the view. We pass though to the view function. I'm going to do a ref function and then now they are reactive again. Once you do that, the cities.value and then state.value, there we go. That's it. That's all you have to do. And now they're reactive. Well, if you want to see that, we have to go cities.value here. Okay, refresh. And everything is now back to what it was before again. All right. So there we go. Using the composition API via the CDN, very similar to the other one, except you importing from the view object as opposed to the view file from the nodes module. The hello world here is the same thing. And I'll let you convert this if you want to try that out. Okay, I think that's all I wanted to cover. And so if you have any questions, please let me know. Again, I kind of went really fast. If you want to see how things work before, it's in the previous video, the part one. So please watch that because the code is exactly almost the same. All right, thank you so much and I hope to see you in the next video. Bye now.


Have one happy Thursday your Thursday my Friday, but whatever day it is. It's always a good day to do 2022 panini flawless baseball two box picker team number 18 Big thanks to this group for making it happen. Most of the team sold out straight up Appreciate it Justin you ended up with the last spot mojo star next to your name with the blue jays and We did pull some teams out And did a little random number block randomizer. So there are the results there the the video We did that in a separate video if you're looking for the randomizer video. Let's keep this to the side next to me over here There is The case of flawless so fresh and so clean and let's see what we got out of here. Oh, is that how it's pronounced? pad parasha pad parasha pad parasha Papa's Yanis Papa Smurfsha parachuta pad parasha pad parasha All right, I'll practice that over the weekend just in case we get more sapphire pad parasha Pad parasha Ooh, we got a middle hit Nice So there's a middle hit. I've got you haven't seen one of those in a long time long time That is the name of not hood In a long time Okay, so that's actually the this is these are the two regular in case cards. That's actually the bonus hit right there Nice, so usually it's a it's a bat knob Or a piece of the cleat something like that. All right, first one out of the gate seven out of ten Brendan McKay Quad relic Raise or a number block team so that goes to raise seven Tampa Bay seven It's gonna be for Carl 17 out of 20 Mike ballman three-color patch an autograph RPA for Aaron Billingsley in Baltimore Dual relic an autograph four out of seven Brandon Marsh Still angels edition here. That's gonna go to Nick. Ozer Nick. Oh and the halos Brian Reynolds six out of ten Pittsburgh that's gonna go to Joe Christian in the Pirates. I feel like Brian Reynolds asked for a trade in The offseason didn't get the trade is now. I think I saw a report that That now he's open to working on an extension. We got Jaren Duran Duran 18 out of 20 Red Sox are a number block team so Red Sox eight Boston eight That's for Carl and there's Cabrera Hayes. Nice. I like that design the star right there nine out of 25 Star swatch signatures It's another one for Joe and the Pirates and then one out of five Dave Winfield Yankees edition and the Yankees are a number block team Carl with the number one there you go Carl one out of five Dave Winfield and all aboard the Big Head Express whoo-hoo That is true. It's coming off a down here Brian Reynolds. Yeah, I think the yeah, I think the Pirates were asking for the moon. I know the Dodgers kind of kicked the tires on Brian Reynolds all right First in case card 20 out of 20 Javier Baez Diamond for Detroit Mark with Detroit Over those gems naturally mine not lab grown Then we got a two out of three another train whistle and it's for the Braves That's Brian with Atlanta With the Ronald Acuna jr. Autograph Two out of three Brian All aboard the Big Head Express And it's it's a cleat with the the adidas logo right there on the cleat That's pretty cool. And it's It's Shane McClanahan 10 out of 14 So that goes to zero Tampa Bay zero We're just sitting there. Nobody wanted the nobody wanted to get the raise straight up. That's pretty awesome spikes Tampa Bay zero Jason K there you go Jason. All right got one case down and another one to go This time I was gonna be like we'd be pretty lucky if we got both cases with three hits I'll check those out later Randy. What's going on? All right showcase quad relic six out of 25. You're on Alvarez Astros six Houston six and it'll be for Carl Ted Williams 17 out of 25 dual relic Red Sox seven It'll be for Carl Boston seven Joe Ryan RPA two-color dual relic an autograph 16 out of 20 Eric Leal with the twins there you go Eric Dual relic dual auto same team Shane by's Wander Franco four out of 20 It's a nice smoke and hit here for Tampa Bay for Carl with the number four. There you go Carl. Nice You got Gavin Williams 14 out of 15 Jared Cleveland. This is for you We have a five out of seven Jordan Walker Dual relic an autograph for the Cardinals Matt with st. Louis Meet me in st. Louis Another train whistle. Wow Hunter green RPA and it's the feet of Mr. Red three out of five. Hey, you're welcome Carl. Thanks for getting in man Who's got the reds mark with the red legs? You got the legs and a train whistle All aboard the big head Express Nice Great case here two out of seven premium ink Pedro Martinez Boston to For Carl. All right now. Let's see See what's in here. I think the gem was on the left side. Good luck. I want train whistle two out of three Stubble sapphire Jose Ramirez. That's awesome Jared Cleveland Cleveland.  We're gonna finish it off with With a Juan Soto autograph 10 out of 25 That's for the number block and that's for number zero and that's Jason K Number zero There you go gang Another nice flawless case break in the books. The case is closed on pick your team 18. I'm Joe I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you with jaspys four box quick hit football mixer pick your team number six From from jaspyscasebrakes.com where else and if you follow the instructions here You got a chance to win some break credit as well We'll do that at the very end. There's a pick your team break pick your team six two boxes of illusions two boxes of limited And here's all the people that are involved on a Tuesday Jeff got double last-bought mojo with the cowboys and the Raiders Kyle and Chris won their way in via filler And there's everyone else Thanks, everyone. I feel like the NFL is in a bit of a holding pattern Because I guess we're just waiting for the draft to happen. Ah, come on cubs Rex, what are your cubs doing? No, they're not winning me money Rex. This is the last time That on that god-awful bullpen actually know that bullpen has actually been looking good The last week or so which is which kind of encouraged me And then my mice my betting super computer I ran the calculations Rex and I was like that's a good value today Well now let's just get the third out so we can get to extras Yeah, I'm gonna blame. I'm gonna blame Rex for these pro ball players You know for these pro ball players. It's Rex's fault somehow No, that bullpen's actually was looking pretty good Last week or so There's Clayton tuned to 99 Quentin Johnson to 399 And there's a no Connell for my Raiders piece of the Jersey. It's gonna go to Jeff last-bought mojo All right. All right Maybe there Maybe this will be the season Rex the cardiac cubs Here's a mystique insert Anthony Richardson Nice that's gonna go to Chris who won the Colts in the filler Did I upload the video for that filler? I did not I Did I was a prison football pack. Yeah, I did. It's Bryce young Now will levis Instant impact for the Titans it's gonna go to Tristan and Tennessee and a Kendra Miller DJ Morta 175 now I have the Cubs Diamondbacks on MLB dot TV now Mack Jones to 49 Tajah Spears to 399 Everyone had the over on this game, right? 1111. Jeez. All right, there's the Texans David Carr CJ Stroud deja vu Nice. Thank you, Eric Down as should be down to six on that Zach Charbonnet to 399 remember if we don't fill that five-star filler up by the end of this break We'll push it till tomorrow 24 out of 50 Zay flowers and Odell Beckham jr. Deja vu dual relic Jeff with the Ravens Impressionist or illusionists. It's not impressionist will levis to 299 and Herbert to 199 and Bijon. All right second illusionists Illusions boxed on illusionist. That's one of the It's one of the inserts that was right down the line. It's just foul smoked it down the left field line Bryce young to 149 Jaren Hall to 299 And a Clayton to an instant impact relic It's for Douglas and the Cardinals There's Aaron Rodgers to 299 Jets There's a flowers Ravens Right, or at least ulcers in your belly Rex If this is gonna be the way your cubs are gonna play all season long Jeff with the Ravens And there's a flowers 75 Justin Jefferson to 199 And Anthony Richardson king of cards look at that. They stamped the wrong thing on there They put the the picture is Anthony Richardson But they accidentally gold stamped it with Dave on a chain on there So go to the we'll still send this to the Colts Actually, that's the that's the card right there, but there you go Chris something interesting going your way Jordan Addison to 49 Aaron Rodgers to 75 And we've got DK Metcalf and Jackson Smith and Jigba deja vu dual relic Looks like they passed that that that through with the wrong stamping process But there's a whole sheet of cards that are like that Can't believe they got it in a no Connell and an illusionist Bryce young Ain't no Connell is gonna go to Jeff and my Raiders Rookie idols will Anderson jr. And Brian Ehrlacher. I'll be a randomizer between the Texans Kyle And the Bears Douglas Zay flowers to 199 CJ Stroud Rookie card for the Texans for Kyle nice This is the kind of stuff we want to see Jared Goff to 175 for the Lions Dalton King Cade and Tyson Bajan 2023 limited football Let's get limited limited. I want to get limited Rex, how are you watching this game? Are you at work? Are you guys out of TV at work? All right, the relic should be right here behind the numbered card Mike Kasicki to 99 And we've got a Bryce young relic nice 108 out of 150 Carolina It's gonna be for Tristan. Oh You're looking at the game cast like I don't have the express written consent of Major League Baseball So I can't show you the MLB TV, but you might be able to hear Some sound on in the background. Oh Jalen Ramsey behind him is Rookie Jersey, Nato Parker Washington 154 out of 199 Greg and we got Paris Johnson, Jr. Two out of 99 Michael Bush just got tagged out He's not gonna hit six home on Rex. That was just a bad play. That's a bad base. That's bad base running Mike I got I don't know where Mike is sick. He's with New England now with the Dolphins for a little while although Michael Bush's pop. All right diamond backs are due up. Yeah, Michael Bush was never gonna get any time with the Dodgers I think his defense was strong enough to keep him in there to wait for the bat to come around but But the hitting That's just that's his calling card 47 out 99 Jalen waddle Reveals a Dave on a chain 103 out of 200 that's gonna go to Nick and the Dolphins although I probably should be listening to the Cubs broadcast because That's usually what I do When a when I'm investing on teams and I watch them on MLB TV So there's a redemption back here I'll watch whatever team I'm investing in and I'll I'll be watching their Broadcast there's Felix and duke Uzoma 45 out of 49 rookie auto for the chiefs. That's gonna be for Chad. All right big finish here. We got a redemption coming up gang What do we have behind Austin Eckler? Rookie patch autographs jumbo silver silver spotlight Good luck everybody j a Y Jaden Jaden Reed Jaden Reed. I think that's the Packers receiver. Yes The Green Bay Packers that's gonna go to Johan with the Green Bay. All right, there you go Green Bay All right, that's that that's the break now Let's do some randomized. We got to give away. We gotta see who wins that dual relic car We got to give away some money So let's go to so let's go to a random org. There's a clean dice for the dual relic That's will Anderson Houston and that's Brian Urlacher Chicago And we'll use the same dice for both of these things here now If you follow the instructions here if you got at least two teams If you get two teams to get one entry four teams two entries so on and so forth all those entries will randomize Top two will get two hundred and fifty dollars a break credit each and that's the ball game Diamondbacks walk it off. All right, let's sort by a column a Christian you got two teams. That's an entry Douglas. You got six teams. That's three entries Greg got two teams. That's an entry Jeff ended up with four teams. That's two entries Johan two teams one entry Johnny with two teams. That's an entry Joseph K two teams. That's an entry Kevin got two teams. That's an entry Michael got two teams. That's an entry Nick T two teams. That's an entry Tristan two teams. That's an entry. So Christian Douglas So I got everybody here, so this is for top two, get 250. Alright, now let's roll it, randomize it, five and a four, nine times for each list. Dual relic first, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine. So after nine times it's going to go to Houston. So that'll be the top card right there, that's going to go to Kyle, apologies to Doug. Five and a four, nine times for the names, this is the big one here. Top two, $250 a break credit each, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and good luck ninth and final time. After nine it's Johnny and Johan, congrats to the both of you, $250 a break credit going your way. Thanks for watching everybody, I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next break, bye bye.


God's grace, just amazing and extraordinary and wonderful today. We're going to talk about that. I'm Amy Schaefer. I'm here with Tom and Angela. Tom, we have a great. I wonder how many times we're going to say amazing and grace this entire program, but we all know the song, right? Amazing grace. How sweet the sound that saved a wretch, a wretch like me. Yeah, we'll talk about that too. But do you know the story of its author? Two guests are with us today, Bruce Heinmarsch and Craig Borlaise who share the incredible story of John Newton, a slave trader who found amazing grace and wrote the song, but to also share some profound spiritual truths for knowing and applying God's amazing grace in our world today. That's the key guys. I mean, I loved this book and I love the, you know, I love history. I love the story, but how do we apply the lessons from that life today? Yeah, I think we're going to find some surprising truths out from these guys about this story that has really created our popular culture even within American society and abroad. When people think of Christianity, they think of this song. This song rolls deep with me because, you know, growing up, I was raised up to sing in church and and I went to school for, you know, musical theater. And anyway, I ended up singing Sandy Patty's version of amazing grace. So if you're of the older generation, I'm not saying I'm old, but if you're, you'll remember that song and the layers and the depths of the richness of the high notes and the low notes and the words and and you're looking back at the faithfulness of God. And then you're looking forward what's to come. And it's, I mean, no matter where you sang that song anywhere in the world, something happens in the atmosphere. The words, it is obviously it was anointed and called by God to be written. You know, I just some of the interesting things. I mean, it's been called the Anthem of Heaven, you know, but Bruce sent us some interesting facts about it. And one of them is that the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. has over 3,000 recordings from various artists from 1930 all the way up until the present day of Amazing Grace. That's the incredible breath and power that it has. It's far reaching. I know I need Amazing Grace. And we'll be talking about that. Well, as we've been talking about most of us are familiar with the classic him Amazing Grace, but the story of the song's author, John Newton, is quite surprising, even shocking. It is really shocking. Joining us now are authors Bruce Hindmarsh and Craig Bourlaise and in their new book, Amazing Grace. They share about the life of John Newton and the surprising story behind this favorite famous song. Bruce and Craig, welcome to Hope Today. Thank you. Good to be with you. Well, let me start. Thanks. It's lovely to be here. And by the way, this is the furthest we've had two guests at the same time. I think we've got Bruce here in Vancouver and Craig, where exactly are you? Yeah, just in south of Oxford, in England. All right. Well, thank you for being with us today. Bruce, I'll start with you. Why? I mean, again, we all have been blessed by the song. Anyone who's been around the church for very long or has heard the song. But why study the life of John Newton? There's some amazing, again, I'm using the word, incredible things about his life. Why study his life? I think there's a few reasons. One is it's a big anniversary. It's the 250 year anniversary of Amazing Grace. As you've been saying, is there any song more well-known in the world worldwide than Amazing Grace? And people maybe know the song, but don't know the story behind the song. And the story is compelling. It's what Newton, if anybody had been through many dangers, toils and snares, it was John Newton. And knowing the story behind the song brings out a kind of richness to the hymn. But also it's a redemptive story. And I think Craig and I felt like at a time when our society is so divided, I mean, the need for grace is universal. But it feels like right now is a moment to retell this story and to be reminded that the need for grace is universal and it's available, that God's grace is amazing. And to try to tell that for another generation. You know, I think one of the things I want to put out on the table right away is that word, wretch, who saved a wretch like me and have a little story. My aunt was sharing with me that a lady from her church said, Why does it say wretch? God doesn't make wretches. So what would you say to that? Why the word wretch and why is that so pertinent to the story? You know, I think it's interesting. There are some people who are embarrassed by that word in the early 20th century and they took it out of some of the revisions and said, you know, amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved and strengthened me or amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved someone like me and yet when life is inconsolable, when the very worst things happen, people want to sing this hymn. They realize that life has a wretchedness and it's part of being honest, that there are times when we just can't make sense of life when suffering rips across our lives and the human condition, it's universal sooner or later, we encounter the way that life's not the way it's supposed to be. And so it's interesting that even the secular 20th century, 21st century uses of this song in popular culture and times of sorrow, they want to use the word wretch. There's a recognition after a school shooting, after the space shuttle Challenger disaster, after 9-11, when people gather and sing this song. We want to be honest that life can sometimes be inconsolable, we stand to need a mercy and grace. You know, as we study the life of John Newton, there's so many things that are, that offend our modern-day sensibilities, but he's not shy about his faults and about sharing his faults in his own writings. Craig, why do you think that is and why, why were you all not shy about sharing his faults? Well, I think Tom, for me, when I first met with Bruce and we talked about doing it, but my initial reaction was like, this probably isn't going to be a very exciting book. I mean, who wants to really write and read a book about a song that's 250 years old? It didn't seem to have much to it. But, you know, you pick out that word wretch and I think that's really, really key. I think when we look at stories, I mean, when we look at true stories, we're interested a lot more in the ones that are full of the grit and the dirt and the redemptive arc ultimately done and just, you know, success without any, without any trial. And I think that for us telling the story in this way, focusing actually quite a lot on his early years, focusing on the stuff which perhaps is slightly uncomfortable, which you might want to sweep and look up it. But that ultimately, I think makes it a more impactful and more encouraging story. So Craig, can you tell us the story behind the author? Tell us what happened in his life that as he's looking back at all of the toils and the snares, what were those toils and snares and troubles that he went through? Well, first of all, I've got to defer to Bruce because Bruce is the brains behind his project. I just do the fluff. Okay. So I'm going to get it wrong now, but you know what the things which really stand out is that Newton's story while it's old and it belongs to a very, very different era, there are some really common themes, you know, he was, he made some classic mistakes, you know, he fell in love with a girl and he was dumb, you know, he, he messed up his career prospects because of this girl. He was rude and he was often tried to be very humorous and it backfired. He got himself in all kinds of trouble and then things kind of spiral and spiral and spiral and he eventually ended up having what I think we just have to describe as a real breakdown. Life was really, it was hard, you know, he ended up in a very, very difficult position, but it was out of that, that he, he was pulled and it's a long, long, long journey then from that place of his early redemption of rescue until he starts to really kind of get what it means to be saved by God. So, yeah, it's distant and it's old, but you know, it's really, I think it's still really very relevant. Bruce, did you want to respond to that as well? Craig said he needed to default to you. Well, I think as we, we're telling the story, we, we wanted it to be a kind of parable in the sense we can all find ourselves in this story, realizing that we need grace because of things that have happened to us sometimes, sometimes awful things that happened to us, but also because of the things that we have done.  His father is away, family tensions doesn't really feel like he fits in his family. There's kidnapping. There is, he is abused alone, far away from home. There is near death, shipwreck. There's near death starvation. There is near death illness.   Very much, very different than that. He himself said it was a slow way that grace kind of went to work in his life, but you see a transformed man, a powerful preacher, a spiritual counselor to, to, to thousands. And then in the end, a courageous abolitionist who seeks to destroy the system that he had been a part of and who is willing to speak out. For me, that was some of the most moving part of the book as we return to the story as we wrote some of the things towards the end of his life, where in his sixties he has to reckon with some of what he had done in his twenties and he needs to be honest about it and he needs to speak out publicly and take a certain kind of shame on himself and to really make efforts to try to destroy the system that he had been, had been a part of. I love that you all are choosing to tell this story now and I really believe that through the song Amazing Grace, we're beginning to understand more of God's amazing grace even demonstrated in his life. Within our cancel culture mindset, what is it that you hope we as readers can glean from the very life of John Newton and through this amazing grace he describes? I think we tried to write this story in a way that went between, you know, it's neither raising a statue nor is it toppling a statue. It's neither cancel culture nor whitewashing because as Christians, we as Christians we have obligation to be honest to tell the story as truthfully as we possibly can. And that's all you need to do is to tell the story truthfully. And I think it speaks to the fact that we are all in Adam. We are all in Christ is that we universally stand in need of grace that that need is universal. And I think that's something we need to hear today. I keep thinking of that verse in the book of Hebrews that says the sprinkled blood speaks a better word than the blood of Abel is the recognition that this song written by a former slave trader has become an African American spiritual. It speaks to the fact that this need for grace is universal and it speaks a deeper word than simply recrimination and and a kind of polarization that we see so often in the world today. Well, let me ask you both and Craig. I'll start with you. What line word or part of the song speaks to you? I mean, it just is. It's it's the line of the wretch.  So right from the very start when I finally got over myself and realized, no, this this is a really good story and this could make a really good book in my mind. I just kept thinking the title is wretch. You know, it would be a terrible title for but in my mind, that's what it was. It was always called wretch. And there's something just very comforting.  He just says it so well, you know, they're whatever this book, I think leads people to it could be many, many different things. I don't think we can prescribe one specific thing that we want readers to take away, but hopefully by people sharing the experience, entering into it, seeing, you know, Newton's experiences and his his ups and downs to his own eyes, feeling him a little bit for themselves, then I'm sure he's going to speak them in that way. Bruce. Yeah, I think this is one of Craig's gifts as a writer. He's he's an amazing wordsmith and amazing writer, but he can see the he can see the story and some of the universality of this and and the way in which we can find ourselves in this story and there is no depth too low that God's grace can't reach, you know, and but also to reckon with the ways in which we can be self deceived and that's part of Newton's story is there was he received God's grace. He began to respond to God's mercy, but it took time for him to to realize the iniquity of the slave system that he had been involved in and but God's grace continued to work in his life. He said later in life. Custom example and interest had blinded my eyes and just think what it's like when everybody accepts it as customary people. I respect are involved and assume that this is okay example and interest self-interest and it took to see the that's a powerful chain that had to be broken to see that that all of the self-interest and that whole slave system needed to be demolished and that to watch that happen over time in his life. I think is is a very moving lesson. We can be self deceived, but we can become undeceived. We can make amends. We can let God's grace changes over our lifespan and and make us more like Christ. Bruce and Craig as I see you on the screen together, it's like I almost see a picture of amazing grace and I'm thinking about how did it come together that you gentlemen from across the pond, across the ocean and two different parts of the world are coming together to talk about the grace of God. Can you share just a little bit of that story? Yeah. Shall I jump in with this one? Yeah, go ahead. There's our dear friend Charles Morris who's the kind of guy who when he phones you or when he emails you think something's coming through here. This is going to be a request. I'm going to brace for impact and but he's got a great heart and he's got great instincts and I've had the privilege of traveling to Iraq with Charles before to Cuba. He has like the most amazing instincts for sniffing out what God's doing and normally it's current, but in this case it was thinking that actually we need to celebrate me to mark the anniversary the 250th anniversary at the writing of amazing grace. So he's a mutual friend and that's how we got together. So let me ask you just to follow up on that. How does this work when two people write a book? I don't understand. I mean, how exactly do as somebody write one chapter, right? I mean, how do the mechanics of that work? We spent some time together in Vancouver and Craig flew over and we kind of story boarded together and and worked together. It helps Tom that we were eight hours apart. We can kind of work in shifts a little bit back and forth and and the metaphor we ended up using is, you know, I would kind of sue chef and then, you know, in the evening in Vancouver and send something to Craig and then he would cook all day and make something beautiful in the kitchen and then send it back to me and I could adjust the recipe a little bit and sort of on we went. That probably gives too much credit to me. It's really Craig that is the, you know, the writer who captured the story and and the beauty of it. But we kind of cooked back and forth eight hours apart. Well, there was another metaphor as well. The other metaphor is that I was the Labrador and Bruce had the whistle. So I could just run around and when I got when I got lost or when I was sniffing something, I shouldn't have been sniffing. Bruce would blow the whistle and then pull me back. Well, it comes across and again, I highly recommend this book. I devoured it. I loved it. I read it all over the last two days here. But let me just ask you one one quick thing and I'll ask you Bruce somebody watching. You know, maybe they're slightly interested in the story, but they have their own things they're struggling with their own maybe sins that are haunting them or difficulties that they've been through. What would you say is the is the final word to them? What's the word that that would minister to them today? Oh, that's good. Tom, I think if there's anybody who feels like you're you're ready to give up and you feel like perhaps it's too late for me or what I've done is too awful or God's grace might be there for other people, but not for me. I think this is the story for you. I think this is the story that can that can really make a difference that if God could forgive John Newton and if John Newton could find grace and God's grace could change him, then I think God's grace can reach anybody. And in the end, Craig and I have often said we didn't title the book amazing John Newton. It's amazing grace and it's just it's a parable that reminds us that God's grace is deep enough. We could all use God's grace and there's nobody who's beyond God's grace. Well, Bruce and Craig, thank you so much. Thank you for writing the book. Thank you for joining us and in your in your two locations. And again, I highly recommend the book Amazing Grace and when we come back, we're going to take a quick break. When we come back, we're going to share a couple of verses of Amazing Grace and we're going to just see what God has to say to us today, this day. We'll be right back. Cornerstone Television has believed in the power of prayer sits in Synception 44 years ago. We invest heavily in our prayer line to provide you with 24 seven personal prayer knowing it brings breakthrough, healing and wisdom. Last year alone, we received over 65,000 prayer calls and if you had partnered with us, thank you so very much. And when you give this month, I am so excited to share with you my new book, Praying on another level. It's a 30 day journal to take your prayer life to a new dimension in God. You see prayer is how we separate good ideas from God ideas. It's how we unlock the door to revelation and it's where we get our strength to build up our spirit man to hear from God throughout our day. All that and so much more. So call us now at<PHONE_NUMBER> or give at ctvn.org forward slash donate to request your copy. It is time to take your prayer life to another level. We're going to take a little bit of time to reflect on verses one and two found in that very popular song. We've just been discussing amazing grace. It goes amazing grace. How sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. I once was lost, but now am found was blind. But now I see it was grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved. How precious did that grace appear the hour? I first believed reading that it's hard not to sing this song that we all hear. I'm like, just read it. Don't sing it, you know, but it is. It's such a beautiful testimony and as the gentleman shared about the story of John Newton, what really struck me about this song and his life is that it was a slow burn of accessing God's grace and recognizing what it meant for him and how he could be more of an extension of God's grace. And for me, Amy, I feel like this song in this story challenges me to say, okay, God, where are the spaces in me that I need to explain and demonstrate out more of God's grace because I've received so much of it. Oh man, a wretch, right? Who saved a wretch? Like basically a sinner. Basically somebody lost doing their own thing. Thank God that Jesus was a friend of sinners and thank God for his amazing grace. No person is too far gone, too far wretched. You know, and even in these lyrics, I was blind, but now I see. And I think about the Apostle Paul, what he taught us to pray that the eyes of our heart would be flooded with light, that these blinders would come off of our eyes. I once couldn't see Christ, but now I can. I once didn't understand the Bible, but now I see. Once I couldn't open the word. I didn't crave it, but now I see. So there is something tangible, Tom, that takes place as a follower of Christ or when you're coming to Christ that you didn't see. And then all of a sudden, I mean, what's that threshold where I don't see, but now I see. And once you see, you can't unsee. So that's what we're praying for you today, that you'll come to know and experience for yourself. The amazing grace of God. And once you've seen, you'll never go back in Jesus' name. Yeah, you know, I think of a guest we had on earlier who said when they came to Christ, they came to Christ at age 30 and when they came to Christ, it was like the colors were brighter. The trees were greener. The sky was bluer. And it just, we do see differently. But you know, guys, the second verse always spoke to me. Grace told us grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved. Isn't it interesting? The two uses of the word fear. And I thought of my dad. I had a great dad and whenever dad was around as your as a little kid, my fears are relieved. You know, you get scared at night or something. You hear dad's voice. All of a sudden, your fears are relieved. But it also taught my heart. Dad taught my heart to fear. I was doing wrong. The fear of God came upon me when dad came in the room. Okay. And that's a good thing. It's not a bad thing. It's a good thing. And John Newton, he felt that he felt that that the wretchedness of his previous life being a slave trader. And you know, one thing I didn't know until I read this book is that it wasn't like he was a slave trader way in the back. He got saved. The spirit of God came in and he quit slave trade. No, it was a process. He was still slave trading as a Christian. And we say, well, how could that possibly be? Again, he was he talked about. He was subject to the the conventions of the times, you know, and the practices of the times. And but God had his way eventually and it taught his heart to fear doing the wrong things and to have comfort in having his fears relieved. That's always spoken to me. Yeah. And I think that's the point of it is that even as a believer, if you're sitting here today and you're like, man, I know that I'm wretched. I know that it was by God's amazing grace that I was saved. It's an invitation to cry out and ask God, Lord, let my blinded spots in my life be open. Any hatred or malice or or anger that I have towards people or or customs that I've gotten comfortable in that are not your way. God, change me. There's always more of Jesus that we can experience and that we can extend into the world. So true. And you know, this isn't just about this song. Isn't just about looking back and thinking about your sin and thinking about what a wretched word and reminiscing, but this song also brings you into when we've been there 10,000 years, bright shining as the sun. We've no less days to sing God's grace than when we first begun. Heaven is real. Eternity is real. God's grace is amazing. His love is fantastic. It's hard to even put into words. So I just want to ask you, are you walking with God today? Do you have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ? This is the bottom line. This is this is honestly all that matters in life. This is the only thing that matters. Well, I'm so busy. I've got I've got to do laundry, dishes, kids, school work, blah, blah, blah. The only thing that matters is your personal relationship with Jesus Christ. And once you've met him, you have met amazing grace and that brings hope today. On tomorrow's hope today, explore 30 amazing descriptions of who Jesus is and what he is focused on. International evangelist Dr. Steve Foss examines who Jesus is as presented in the book of Revelation that will help you gain a more deep and intimate knowledge of Jesus character, nature and authority. Don't miss tomorrow's hope today. Cornerstone Television wishes to thank all our faithful viewers whose consistent prayers and financial support have made this program possible.


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YouTube team keep it clean. What's going on? It's engraving here with another video and in this video We got a very timely NFL question from subscriber this question came from my guy Manny Hill And I did I didn't even have any idea that tonight was final night for this stupid dumb Idiotic garbage list that absolutely means nothing Please if anybody if anybody takes this list seriously, please stop you got to stop you got to stop Don't but he asked he didn't even ask me this today. He asked me this like mmm Maybe like four days ago Yeah, he asked me like four days ago. He asked me engraving why didn't Tarell Suggs make the the top 100 list and My boy Manny Hill must have some inside information or something Because he asked me this like four or five days ago and the last people on the list just came out tonight So he must have had an inkling and he must have had some kind of inside a scoop that Tarell Suggs wasn't gonna be in the top 10 Hmm Boy Manny's got all the answers Maybe he knows what the Ravens record is gonna be this year too And if they're gonna go to the playoffs or not or go to the Super Bowl or not Maybe we all need to talk to Manny and get some answers. Anyway team keep it clean This list You can't take it serious, you can't take it serious, please don't um, please don't take it serious The list means nothing. Somebody just mentioned that it's just offseason entertainment. The list means absolutely nothing I know my boy Meach mentioned before as a popularity contest Yeah, Ravens don't get the respect but I Just can't I haven't I haven't watched this this list. I haven't watched this show I haven't watched this program in in years. I don't remember I don't even remember the last time I watched it. I Wouldn't have even known it was on if not for Twitter. Shout out to Twitter. Make sure you follow seeing Raven vids But shout out to Carter coming through But it the list is garbage the list is garbage The list means absolutely nothing What's up, son? Oh? He's laughing Okay, now he's just running around but yeah, okay, it's entertainment, but the players do vote it comes from them Yes, it is just competition for the offseason or entertainment for the offseason our competition But at least it comes from the players This still means nothing This means absolutely nothing It's just something to get by an offseason But hey, that's that's why y'all have team keep it clean. That's why we got each other We helping each other get by an offseason.  That's why they spread it out every single week. They want people to get mad over They want y'all to get upset because that creates business for them. Y'all are watching. That's what they want But hey, it's a business. I ain't mad at that man.  I just don't take that list serious at all. I just I can't for what but oh and To answer my godmany Hills question again Um What was the question again Carter oh? He asked why to rail Suggs wasn't in the top 100. Well, it's because the list doesn't hold any weight at all The list holds any weight. It doesn't hold any weight Yeah, just like those Madden ratings right now and the beta don't hold any weight It's temporary the beta is temporary the beta is not no final product It's not an updated roster. So even you can't even take those ratings seriously So The final ratings are not out yet Just like this NFL top 100 list those ratings are out but those ratings don't mean anything So it's just like the Madden ratings because they don't mean anything So that answers that question Anyway, appreciate y'all Thank y'all for coming through This was a quick stream This was a quick in and out just like the burger who a lot of people say is overrated So I'm going Carter super hype right now And we super out appreciate y'all. Thank y'all for coming through make sure you leave a like on the video subscribe to the youtube channel We out