Private Internet Access is a pretty popular VPN provider. With all the talk about the ISPs and problems, I figured I'd do a video on how to encrypt all your traffic at the firewall so you don't have to do it on every individual device. And I chose Private Internet Access. They seem to be a pretty popular company. The reviews are really positive on them. And they have a nice support forum. They have guides on how to set up on a lot of different devices. They seem reasonably priced. They also have some fun and interesting ways that you can pay with anything from GIF cards to Bitcoin to a lot of other options. So plenty of different pay options if you want to keep yourself very disconnected from the VPN. Because what you're really doing is anytime you have a VPN, you're just changing who you trust. You don't trust your ISP, so you encrypt your traffic so you bypass the ISP, but then you have to trust your VPN provider because, well, there's still a connection there. So that's short of the VPN, but we're gonna run through the PF Sense setup that they have here. I went through and tested this. It works good. I signed up for an account. We're gonna show you how to do this. So I'm gonna keep this open another window, but I'll walk you through step by step because we have a clean PF Sense box that, ready to go, I call it my PF Sense Demo Box. And it is on a private network. And that's the fun thing about OpenVPN. It'll cut through a private network unless it's blocked. So this isn't my public IP address. This is just an internal address from my little Home Lab setup here. Well, Home Lab, Work Lab, it's a lab. Okay, so let's get started. First step is going and putting in a certificate. So OpenVPN provides you a certificate. So you're gonna go over to the system and I'm at the certificate manager CA. Now at the top, when you go through the instructions, there's a little download link so you can download this. I downloaded it and copied it into a file. So that's what their public certificate looks like. So we're gonna add and we're just gonna call it PIA cert. You can call it whatever you want. Just call it something convenient. And I just copied and pasted that in from that cert file. So it's just a notepad editor. Go ahead and hit save. All right, that part's done. Step one, real easy. And we're gonna go over here to the VPN, OpenVPN. And this is a client, not a server. We're connecting as a client to PIA. So we're gonna go add and now we gotta put all the settings in. So we have peer-to-peer, UDP, TUN, WAN. All that's pretty much default. Nothing special you have to do there. Server host address is where you choose where you wanna pop out at in the world. So they have lots of different ones. They got Texas, Chicago, California. So let's put ourselves in California. Now, I actually missed this the first time when I was setting this up for a demo and it's port 1194 is default. You wanna go to 1198. If you're not, you get a TLS handshake error because it's the wrong type of certificate on that port. So for the certificate and the work instruction that they have on there, which I'll leave a link below to, it's 1198. username and password. We'll put that in in just a second because you can't have my username and password. You can see it's defaulting to the PIA cert. We do want to check this off as in disabled TLS authentication. TLS authentication is an extra encapsulation of the packets that they're not using. It is a hardening that when I set up my VPNs, I add to them, but on theirs, they're not using that feature. Compression is an able adaptive compression. Now please note, I am doing this video in April, 2017 off of an April, 2017 work instruction. So if there are some variation, make sure you're looking at their website. This will walk you through, but if they add or change like the ciphers that they're using or the algorithms, this will be changed. As of right now, they're still using AES128CBC, which is the default and SHA116 bit for here. For example, on more robust VPNs, they're gonna recommend something even higher for that, but this is pretty secure. It's just one of those future proofing. So if I'm sending up a new VPN, I would set it up there, but you have to comply because you're the client. You have to comply with the way their server is configured. But at some point they may change that. But as of April, 2017, that's what it is. All of this is all the same here. We're gonna disable IPv6. They give us a paste in this. These are some of the custom options. Now everything's all set here, but I'm gonna skip the part where I put my username and password in, but it's pretty straightforward. It's just your username or password. Oh, we also have to check, infinitely resolve the server. And we'll call this the PIA VPN. This is just the description. That's not, you call it what you want. If it's another VPN provider, you put it in there. So let me put my username and password and then we'll skip ahead to the next part. All right, and if we did all this right, we should be able to click the status over here, and the VPN is up. But the traffic is not, I am not routing traffic, lots of loss. That's because the next step that you have to do is add the routing outbound for this. So we're gonna go over here to NAT, and we go to outbound. Now this is all the default outbound. So we're gonna go to a manual NAT bound, NAT generation. This one here, hit save, apply. All right, now we're almost there. So this allows for the WAN. Now what these are right here is because of the way the address randomization works for NAT, ISA, KMP is port 500 for certain VPNs. If you're not running a VPN, you don't even need to duplicate that rule, if not just duplicate that rule. What we do need to do is allow the traffic, so it's allowed to go from this network, the LAN network, out to the WAN address. And we click the little two pieces of paper, and duplicate the rule, change the interface to the open VPN interface, and we're gonna call this VPN LAN to WAN. So there we go, hit save, apply the changes, and we are routing traffic. Now I have a Comcast connection, so let's go over here, ask Google at my IP address, that's not a Comcast one, I think I can use IP, yeah IP chicken. So host up my TSS com, I'm on Comcast, that's clearly not Comcast, so I am routing traffic. All the traffic on this now goes out through the VPN, which is wonderful. Now if we stop the VPN, we go over here to VPN, open VPN, and we go here, disable the client, hit save, and you can see I'm back on a Comcast address. So just by simply disabling it, everything gets rerouted to your normal internet access, this is grayed out, so we can go back here to enable it, and we're back online. So if you just needed to know how to set up PIA VPN, you can stop the video here, because that's as much as you need to do to get that part working. So it's now set up, we're now routing traffic over the VPN, but let's say we want to do something more specific, and I get a lot of people asking us, I want to selectively route things, and part of the reason for that is, you may want to, for restrictive reasons, say I want to pop out of another place, but I can't have my boxes that connect to Netflix doing it, because they, Netflix blocks as I've heard, some of the PIA VPN, or some things don't like things going over a VPN, and you can add a little bit of overhead, maybe a little bit of latency, so maybe you want your gaming rig not to go over there. So let's talk about the steps for that, that's a little bit more advanced. We're gonna go over here to the interfaces, we're going to assign, and we got two network cards in here, this is the other network card I'm not doing anything with, and there is our open VPN. So we're gonna add that, and we're gonna save, click on it, enable the interface, and this is our PIA VPN, apply the changes. Now when we go over here to routing, we have another gateway interface on here. Also to get this up and running after you've added it, we're gonna go over here to the VPN, open VPN, sometimes when you're editing some of these settings, you have to go to the status page of the VPN, and just restart it, because it won't push, when you added an interface, it was bound to nothing, now we bound it to an interface, so now we have to get it back up and running, so appending, and now it's assigned. So now we see an IP address here, so we know it's good to go. So now we have all of our, we're under here, firewall to the rules, we have the WAN rules, the LAN rules, the VPN and open VPN rules. Now this is where it gets tricky to do this like the routing, but it's not that complicated, it's just a little different. So right now, and we're gonna open up the IP chicken site again, 198, not a Comcast address, host.mitss, so I'm on there, it's all set up. Now I will admit, there's sometimes in case you're wondering, if you keep switching back and forth, there may be a session or a state that gets stuck and holds onto it for a while before the state expires, and you won't see your IP address change right away, you can either A, reboot the firewall, or you may have, just reboot the firewall generally is enough to do it, to clear out the state tables, or there's an option in PF Sense to go here, and you can just reset all the state tables, reset the firewall state, because as you create these rules, they may not happen immediately, because if there's a state open to connect to something like well, the IP chicken website that hasn't timed out, you'll end up with not changing the IP address, so the system right away, because it's still holding onto the session, just a little side note, sometimes it's just as rebooting it is the quickest way to clear all the states and make sure it's all working. But we see everything's up, we see the interfaces up, it has an IP address assigned to it, so we're gonna firewall rules, LAN, now what we wanna do, and we gotta make sure it's the top rule here, my computer's address is ending in dot nine, so 192.168.19 is the computer I'm on, and right now we're going out to the VPN, so we wanna make a rule, so my computer specifically does not go out to the VPN, so we're gonna add a rule, any single host or alias, now there's two ways to do this, I can type in individual host addresses, a block of addresses, or I can say an alias where you create the aliases up here under aliases of firewalls, there's a couple different options, for purposes of this, we're just gonna do a single host address, we're assuming it's a smaller network, but if you get a larger network, you could group things together, create an alias, or create a whole network block of them that you want to say okay, push all these out over the normal WAN gateway, so <IP_ADDRESS>, single host or alias, then we're gonna go down here to display advanced, and we're going down to gateway, and we choose the WAN DHC gateway, not this one, so here we go, we hit save, and it should look like this, so this says route all IPv4 traffic from <IP_ADDRESS> over WAN DHCP, apply changes, so we've configured a rule that's gonna force mine not to be on the VPN, so it's on the VPN now when we last checked, we force the rule, I'll clear the state table real quick, or see if I have to, let's just see if the IP address changes, it did not, states, reset states, just reset all the firewall states, I could reboot the firewall, but this is fast, it actually hangs up the firewall as well, because you have to reestablish a connection again for yourself, it takes a few seconds, all right, and now my computer's on the Comcast address, so as you can see, this rule pushes my address specifically over to the Comcast rule, now let's switch it back, this is actually kind of clever, I set up a different address, as one is a NZ.9, the other one in NZ.69, so if I switch my computer to .69, and as you can see it's on .69 here, refresh it, and now we're on the PIA VPN again, now it's really easy to create more of these rules, you just click the little duplicate, change the host to whichever one you want going on there, save, and away you go, you would do this for each individual rule, I didn't make any notes, but that's how you do the selective routing, so it's pretty straightforward, and as I said, you could alias a group of things together, you could come up with selective ways to do it, so you can say, you know what, take my gaming machine and don't put it over the VPN because I want no risk of latency or anything like that, or maybe a couple of devices that are on Netflix that have a problem, because I haven't really tested this, but some people said, oh yeah, PIA VPN doesn't really like the, Netflix blocks a couple of them, I don't know if it blocks all of them, I don't have time to go through all of them, but I wanted to give you guys a demo on how to do selective routing, so you can use a PF SenseBox for your entire network, but then still have a couple rules that say, nope, not this one or not this computer, they don't go out over the VPN, so thanks for watching the video, hopefully that's pretty clear, it's that little to set up, I've seen a couple of tutorials to have you add a couple more things in here, you don't really need them, as you can see this works, and I don't have any rules under here, you don't need those rules, you don't need any extra WAN rules, you can do the selective routing all from here, and for the NAT functions on the Outbound NAT, you only need these 500 specific rules if you're using an ISA KMP type of VPN, like inside your network, so if you have another machine, so if you have your work office machine and it has a port 500 VPN that's using the ISA type, you would need to add that rule, if not, you don't even need to add it, but obviously it's arbitrary to add or don't use that one out for VPN because you're VPN out anyways, but a pretty simple system to set up, I'm happy, the speed is good, that's it for the demo, if you like the content here, or if you have another suggestion for a video, let me know, I'd like to click the little like button and subscribe to my channel for more updates, and I'm gonna keep the videos coming, thank you guys, bye.


Hi there my friend and friends. I created whatever this is a few days ago and it wasn't at all what I set out to create and actually I was trying to do something completely different than what you see here right now and I ran into a whole bunch of problems along the way and it wasn't working at all what I wanted to do and so I sort of created or started playing around with a few things to see if I couldn't get you know just understand why what I was doing wasn't working and it somehow evolved into what we see here which is I guess kind of needs a little bit of a happy accident that we fell I fell into I guess with it now I have no idea what I actually plan to do with this thing we'll talk more about that in a few minutes and I also had no plans to actually make a video on this because I don't really have a practical application for it right now but I did share it on social media just because I thought it looked cool and a lot of people really liked it and then I got to thinking a little bit of not only is it cool and I think it'd be fun just to share because it's it's neat I guess but also because I think there's actually some things we can learn along the way here in how I made it and also the importance of things like experimentation so how do we even get here in the first place what led me down this path and the first thing was I wanted to do a video on mix blend mode and so what I'd actually done is I didn't have a lot of ideas because I wanted something a bit more practical than just like here's a few random boxes so I came over to code pen and I said let me look up a mix blend mode because people make all sorts of crazy and cool things and I saw this one which is a one that I knew well and we'll take a look at it and this neon one here and sort of poked around but these were the two that sort of grabbed my attention the most this one I like because they actually share how they did it and they had an improved version but what's cool here is you see like they have you know this this cool effect that's going on that looks really neat and they did it with color dodge but they're sort of showing that they have these different layers they have one layer that's the sparkles that we can see that are being animated they have another layer that's sort of this gradient like that but then when you put that gradient with the color dodge it creates this cool thing I'm like oh that that's kind of neat but I don't want to copy this idea and the other one that I saw was this one which I didn't want to recreate exactly this either but this one got me thinking a little bit and sort of like I had like this idea of the layers from here and then I had this idea from this one I was like what'd be really cool because you can see the glowy thing going and I had an idea of how they did that and so what I started thinking of was could I do it where I'd be scrolling down and having the colors sort of like change on the side of a card or something that's that's not moving and position fixed or position sticky that has that sort of this this neon effect but only as you scroll down be a little bit more subtle and I thought it could be really fun so I actually tried doing that you can see I had my first phase here my color my color burn I'll turn off the color burn here for a second because basically what it is I put this gradient in the background that I made really big we can make that a bit smaller I just wanted a whole bunch of colors in the background basically like I could give it that height of 100 VH so it'd be much bigger and then this element here this part of it would stay there as we scroll down but the problem was and it wouldn't even be necessarily on this one but I was playing around with position sticky to get it to work and actually we'll turn this one on we'll the color burn on first and the problem is when the color burns on I can get this effect because I have the other element we're going to see a little bit more how I did this in a second but as soon as I do a position sticky it breaks the entire thing and we lose this because we can't color burn with that because the position the way position sticky works and mixed blend modes work and it would be the same with position fixed where I couldn't do it it just it didn't work and that an initial idea sort of fell out the window and that's okay because we're actually going to come back to this because I played around with it a little bit more this is where I hit that moment of like well how can I or not even how can I do it is just like this idea of something moving and changing possible so that's why I came up with the idea of something that would just follow my cursor around because then I could just experiment I could move my cursor around a little bit so actually I put a cursor none here because I wanted to create this fake cursor instead but basically let's let's follow my mouse around and see if I can't change the color of something so my first step was just to make a box and I needed that box be able to move and and follow my mouse around so to be able to do that I did this where I gave it a left any top of this a custom property of x and y with a default being zero and I also did a translate of negative 50 negative 50 just because if I don't do that or we'll come back to that one in a second actually but then all I did was just use you know document mouse move and I'm just getting the the movement of my mouse and try putting that to the x and the y coordinates there's nothing complicated here if you want to look at the code you can I'll put a link to the finish code pen in the description you can see it's like it's not centered on my mouse so then I can come in with this translate negative 50 negative 50 so then it's centered on the mouse makes it feel a bit more natural I guess I don't know I just didn't like that I could like hang off in weird ways I guess really not essential and then the background white I wanted to keep but then I also wanted to give it a blur so we can do that with a filter blur say to ram you just play around with this number and you get a blurry box and then of course a border radius of a 50 percent and then you get more of a blurry circle instead and that was I did this on the before I don't even know actually I did that on my before because I was experimenting again let's see if I can do it without that we're gonna and if I do that I don't need the content on there so we'll whoa whoa whoa okay something maybe we'll go back to what we had why is that happening I'm sure there's a good reason for it I don't know what the good reason is so we're going to go back to what I had I don't I don't want to get into debugging right now but this one's working so we'll stick with that version of it and just really fast actually I did put an overflow of hidden on my html here just because if not when you sort of reach the edges of the page it will cause some scroll bars so that's why I had that on there normally in most projects I don't do this it's not the best practice but for silly things like this it's fine now obviously this doesn't do much but my idea was and this is sort of what I started with here when I sort of had it working was I had this white part which was what's showing me the stuff that's behind it sort of it's creating that window into the gradient that I wanted to get to so that's why first I needed sort of a white blobby thing I could move around the other thing is I did want a black background here we'll talk more about that in in a few minutes and then I needed to have the actual gradient so because I had this set up on my before and actually maybe this is where let's try it here we're going to do a little bit of continued experimentation where we can put this is on the cursor itself yeah okay so I think there we go so I can have this conic gradient basically and I just wanted a whole bunch of colors in the background so I did a conic gradient and then there was one problem and it wasn't a problem necessarily but if I didn't put something in the middle they sort of all meet in a really sharp way so I just added a radial gradient on top of the conic gradient that had sort of filled in that middle bit that was right there and you could you know muck around actually the first version of this I just had a whole bunch of radial gradients sort of all over the place I just thought the conic gradient would be a little bit easier so we can come in with that and then this is the idea of where I can then come in with a mixed blend mode and mixed blend modes are super weird and you'd sort of have to understand how they work but I just through experimentation basically and also knowing that as I said that black background is kind of important for this part if you had a white background there might be another one that we could use but this is where the there's color dodge and color burn I think color burn was the one that ended up being the correct one okay right the this is what I had originally tried and I forgot but this doesn't work because what's happening is the color burn is on the parent which means the children are also getting a color burn on it so then this doesn't work anymore so just because of how I set that up let's take that off of there and just for simplicity's purpose we'll come here and we'll do this as my after instead I am using nesting here we're in regular CSS nesting is available here was experimentation I'm not worried about browser support and because this is a suit element we do need the content on here and I think if we just do that there we go it comes in and it magically works so basically because of the way the blending modes work and the color burn works and everything the the color burn is something that's focusing on the darker colors uh that are available and it's sort of taking those darker colors and then by having this white thing on top we're sort of getting that extra layer of stuff I don't even actually know to be honest with you but it works um I guess I didn't I gave up on like trying to explain how they work um because I was just doing this experimentation but that was kind of cool and I didn't go okay if I can do that there's probably another cool thing we can do right so the next thing I did was I actually came in and I added this rotate you and let's turn off this color burn for a second so we can understand what this is doing and then I just take that animation and I can come on this and so another fun filter there and I said we'd get into some cool animation stuff so I can put this rotate hue on there and that's going to rotate the hue of my colors and you can go through a hue of 360 degrees which means you do the full circle so every 10 seconds it's just going to go through the full loop of colors and why that's kind of cool is now I don't even have to be moving my cursor anywhere for it to actually start shifting and as you move around it's always going to seem like a complete like if I'm here now it's sort of this bluey purple and then I go around I move it a bit and then I get there and now it's red so I just thought that was like this fun little extra thing and again just through experimentation and finding stuff and it got me to here um I did say there's a few limitations to what I did here so if we come up and we take a look um my background black this is important because the color burn is part of like the the darken things and actually just just for fun let's go to color dodge here this is like the crazy version of it color dodge is like the extreme version uh so sometimes actually with the colors it can look really good and you get more of like a globe when you hit some certain like thresholds and colors it does this which is a little bit too much um and I actually got stuck at one point in in playing around with stuff because I was convinced I used color dodge I think because I was looking at this demo and kept going back to that so I was like oh color dodge is what I want and then I was like this doesn't look like what I'd made and I don't understand um why it's not working so uh yeah color burn in this case was just a little bit more relaxed and tended to work um I also realized it stopped here because I didn't put infinite on there infinite there we go it's like my color is not changing anymore because it only did it once um so now we'll we'll keep on changing forever um and yeah this actually then led to me coming back to this idea um and we'll get back to the black thing in a second sorry I'm on tangentville right now but this did get me coming back to here in a way of like well if I can't do it while it's scrolling maybe I could still take advantage of this um by doing a animation on there and I guess you could do like a rotate hue but that's why I had that large background size on here and then I just did a thing that would move the background around so um just repositioning the background and let's there you go you can sort of see it it creates this sort of like interesting weird moving gradient type of effect and it's not that typical one where usually you see like it spins around in this case it's doing something a little bit different I'd have to play with the values and see if I couldn't get something that looks a little bit better um but basically all we have is that oh that 100 vh does not need to be on there but yeah basically I'm just moving the gradient around um in that space and by moving it around we can create some interesting things and maybe if I did want this to be on something I've been looking a lot at scroll based animations I'm just thinking of this now but I could probably somehow I'm wondering if I could make these custom properties or something yeah because you can do it with an animation so I could have something very similar to this but it's completely based on where my scroll position is instead of being based on just a regular animation so that idea comes back and I honestly never tried that uh so let's let's do that really fast and this is honestly on completely unplanned um little tangent we're going on here right now um but part of what I wanted to talk about was the importance of experimentation and playing around with these things and just by doing this now and coming back to it and looking at the animation that made me think of that and I think it's a really important thing that sometimes you just experiment and try things that might not make any sense just to see is it possible or if it's not possible doesn't mean it's a dead end it means that maybe there's other things you could try uh so here move I'm going to take off the time alternate and infinite um we'll just put linear I guess uh and and leave it like that so it should stop animating and then we can do an animation timeline of uh I guess we'll just do scroll for now um just to see if this works and so that should oh it's so it's really fast but you can see like that's sort of the idea I wanted I'd have to play with these colors a little bit um oh it's really fast because I don't have a lot to scroll if I'm let's just give ourselves p times 10 lorem uh and I'm using scroll I think view would be better here I'll put a link to my video where I explored scroll and view timeline so now I have too much so let's uh let's do a view on here instead um and then on the view so because of that let's just copy a bunch of this stuff um and then we can come up here and paste so it will scroll into view and then so when I get to there well it's a lot more than I expected there it is so as it's in the thing it's gonna sort of go through the animation that I created there um so yeah I don't think I'd use it exactly as is right now but it's a fun little like proof of concept this idea even works and there's probably some other stuff you could do with this and I'm hoping I'm unlocking ideas for you right now um and because that's sort of something I want to get to is coming back to this which I really like I think it's really neat um and we'll go to here before I get to that and where I said the black background is important is because the way the mix works if you have like a bright color you still get this weird thing going on um but even if I came in with like a purple you start getting some weird effects and it really depends on the color that you use so you can see that it's still going and then I still get this happening and it's sort of kind of cool on its own as well um and it just has to do with how color burn works and the darker colors and the lighter colors and um it's a little bit beyond me to be honest and this is why this whole thing works in the first place though I think is because those outer edges of the glow are lightening up things to the point where I guess we're getting the effect to work if there's somebody who knows better than me leave a comment and I might pin it but I think it has something to do with that uh right so even like a I don't know orange whatever you play around different values and you're going to get different types of looks yeah that you know get a little galaxy style thing going on anyway all this to say like I think it's a cool thing um I think I just discovered something in a way that I might be able to use it in a more interesting way here and we could do something a bit more in-depth but this whole video the purpose of it is more to talk about experiment have fun and if you have any ideas of what I can do with this I'm going to put the original version or the finished version of this with the black background linked down below to this code pen and what I want you to do is I want you to fork it and do stuff with it and then submit it and I want to see the different things and different like actual use cases people can and I'm going to do a video featuring some of the cool ones that people post um so I probably won't be able to post all of them the one thing is YouTube does not like having uh external links in YouTube comments so I'm also going to put a google form down below where you can submit your link to your fork code pen so you just come here all the way down at the bottom there's a little fork button do whatever you want to it if you can think of something cool whatever it is I want to I want you guys to be experimental have fun with it and then as I said we'll come back in probably a few weeks from now um it might actually be in like February that I actually get around to it just because my January is crazy busy um and then I'll feature some of the the amazing things and forks and other stuff people have done with this you can do whatever you want with it there's no limits have some fun and I'm looking forward to seeing what you create with it


Hi everyone, I'm Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com coming at you at 2023, Bowman Sterling Baseball. Full case, all 12 boxes, pick your team number two. Another pick your team loaded up in the store, pick your team three and four are in the store right now, jaspyscasebrakes.com if you want to check that out.  All right, so here on a Monday, big thanks everybody here for making this happen. Matthew ended up with double last bottom mojo with the Guardians and the Twins. 70% of the time, last bottom mojo hits 100% of the time. And if you have mini two next turn in, we did that mini Sterling box, that means you've won those teams there in that field. All right, so now let's pop this full case open. Let's see what kind of hits we can get out of here. Hopefully some monsters. Thanks for joining the monster hunt. Oh, that during that random player break. Yeah, I remember that. Nice. How much was, how much was the spot? I feel like a lot less than what you got from the auction. All right, so I'm going to stack all 12 boxes on top, a giant stack right here. There's everything and we'll just keep knocking these out one by one. Sort of a sneaky long break. A lot of mini boxes to pop open, a lot of autos to top load. So hang in there, settle in and let's get this going. Thanks everybody. Nice, that's a good return Rex. Got Monday night football on the background, almost at the half. Chargers up 14-3. Let's see, my Lakers are in the fourth quarter. I think they're down to the heat. I don't know, I don't think they have too much time left. Yeah, they're down by eight with 350 left. Down by nine with 350 left. Lakers are in Miami, still within striking distance for the Lakers, but they got to get some stops, they got to get some buckets. And there you go, there's some defense there. Those autographs are going to hide there. Let's make myself as much space as possible here. All card ship of course. Right, again all card ships are going to get all these lovely looking sterling cards, but big cards are right here. Big prospect autographs are what we're chasing. Here is Sedan Raffella, nice one for Boston. That's going to go to Coppola and the Red Sox. Behind 31 out of 199, Brett Beatty is Joshua Baez, Cardinals. Going to go to Chris Walker with the team that he won in the filler. Corbin Carroll for the Diamondbacks, and he reveals a chased-a-lotter, Cleveland. Matthew Q with Cleveland, last-bought Mojo. Another Josh Baez, and he reveals a Kevin the Devil wears Parada. That's going to be for Jeff and the Mets. And behind Nelson Velazquez to 50 is Michael Arroyo, Mariners autograph, that'll go to Coppola. And the N-1, I think it was only down by 1 with 235 left in the game. Let's go, Austin. LeBron, 3 for the lead, no off the front of the rim. Oh, another miss by the Heat. Ooh, that's Cheerio, look at that. I think that's out of 10. Take the shot, Austin. All right, 34 out of 99, Oswald Paraz's speckle for the Yankees. Tristan reveals an Edgar Cuero. Nice one for the Angels. And that will be for Matt Arnold, one that spot in the filler. Austin with a 3, front of the rim. And here's the out of 10, Jason Churio. 4 out of 10. It's a good-looking card, going to Matthew Q. And there's Jet Williams. Jet, woo, woo, woo. Jeff with a jet. Wait, where's, it's not hurt. All right, behind Jonathan Mejia to Wynald T. Anthony Davis out there. There's Spencer Jones, nice. 41 out of 125. That will be for Tristan and the Yankees, one of their big prospect names coming up the ranks. Mejia, it'll go to the Cardinals. That'll be for Chris. There's Cam Collier. He reveals at William Bergola. Stephen Carney with the Phillies. And these acetate cards are pretty cool. 23 out of 99, Francisco Alvarez, Mets. It's going to be for Jeff. Reminds me of those high tech cards. And Cole Young for the Mariners. That's going to be for Capol. He must have fouled out or something. 8.9 seconds, Lakers ball down by a point. LeBron with the ball and drives, goes up, kicks it back out. No, Reddish can't hit that 3. And the Lakers lose by a point. Damn, a lot of opportunities for the Lakers. Heep couldn't score at the end. And the Lakers just couldn't score enough. That was a good, that was the right play. Wide open, Cam Reddish just, all right, Lakers. Let's go back to the money at football game. Or we back here, Chargers at Jets. I'd want Otto back there. That's another Otto right there. Got all of these guys. And we've got a Riley Greene, 71 out of 199 for the Tigers. And he reveals a Gabriel Martinez, 86 out of 150. Jeremy Port with Toronto, got the Blue Jays straight up. And, or no, got the one the Blue Jays in the filler and gets that autograph. There's rookie Riley Greene. For the Tigers, that's going to go to Lorenzo beyond Diego Cartaya. Big Dodger prospect there is Ambiris Tavares, 39 out of 50. Nice goal. That really pops. That's nice. Atlanta, Michael with the Braves. Cartaya, Chris Walker with the Dodgers. I think he's, by most accounts, but a top, the top Dodgers prospect in the organization right now. There's Alec Burleson, rookie Otto, 84 out of 150. Burley, it's going to go to Chris Walker and the Cards. And there's Vinnie Pascantino. Reveals of Vinnie Pascantino. Nice autograph for the Royals. That's going to be for Michael. Jared, what's going on? What's the spot giving away the Mose football joint? Random rate? That's exactly what you think it is. We're giving away a spot. I think that's what you're talking about. 22 out of 50. There's Christian Vicarro. That's for Mark and the Nationals. And there's the Jordan Groshan's for the fish, 22 out of 50. All right, another box. Oh yeah, I'm looking at the Mosaic division break right now. Yeah, we're giving away a free spot in that break. All right, another stack right here. Color here. I like that James Wood acetate, 30 out of 50. Ooh, piece of candy. It's going to be for Mark and the Nationals. The Otto is a glider figuero. That's for the Rangers. That's going to go to Angel Vega. And Texas, the world champs. Behind Tyler Freeman, 17 out of 75. For the Guardians is an Orange Brooks Lee, 23 out of 75. Nice. That's for Matthew Q and the twins. Both of his last spot mojo teams hitting. 70% of the time. Last spot mojo hits 100% of the time. And behind Jacob Berry is Amborus Tavares. Another Atlanta brave for Michael. Behind Anthony Gutierrez is Junior Caminero. Tampa Bay Rays. DY and TB. And behind Justin Crossford, blue to 25. Is Gavin Cross, Kansas City. Michael. All right, another box. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight boxes remaining all the way here. Sack Wilson's going to throw it. Now he takes the sack. There's Leo Verpeguero. And there's Lazaro Montes, 71 out of 100. Icapola with the Mariners. Sal Stewart shows off another Lazaro Montes. This time 004 out of 150. Mariners for Icapola. Brady House reveals an Alex Ramirez. For the Metropolitan, that's going to go to Jeff and the Mets. And the Yoshida, 76 out of 100. That's for Icapola. And the Red Sox and Yanquil Fernandez going to Nathaniel and the Rockies. And behind out of 199, Spencer Jones for Tristan and the Yankees, it's Nelson Rada for the Halos. Going to go to Matt Arnold. Next box. I feel like while we're doing this baseball break here, I do feel like we had a flurry of baseball news. A lot of people, a lot of qualifying offers made or not made, as the case may be. These qualifying offers a little more than $20 million this season. Options being picked up or not picked up as the case may be. Cubs getting credit counsel as their manager. Stunning Dave Ross. Harp, what's going on? Ooh, some Ellie Delacruz. Is he in this checklist this year? He is on the checklist. Nice. All right, I've heard of him. He's pretty good. And speaking of the Reds, not picking up Joey Vado's club option, which I feel like was a bit of a surprise, but maybe not considering how much he's owed. Yeah, qualifying offer for Bellinger as well, who I think in sort of a sort of a sort of a light, aside from Otani, sort of a light free agent class. So that's going to help guys like Bellinger in the free agent market. Bellinger's obviously not going to take that qualifying offer. And when another team signs him, the Cubs will get a draft pick, a compensatory pick. Alec Burleson, he reveals a yas, yas for Mercedes. Nice, 71 out of 100. Matthew with the twins. Logan Ohapi, 005 out of 100. Reveals a red, a camcaller, a 123 out of 125. Let's see if we can find his future teammate for G Harp. He's a pretty solid prospect in his own right as well. 123 out of 125. G Harp winning that team in the filler. My guy James Altman, 30 out of 150. Mini diamonds for the Dodgers. It'll go to Chris Walker and another Spencer Jones autograph for Tristan. Nice. Nolan Jones reveals a Jase Young, Josh's brother. Going to go to Detroit. Lorenzo picked up the Tiger straight up. Nice. Thank you for that. We got another case in the store, ladies and gentlemen.  Get after it. Behind Alex is another camcaller for G Harp, who won that team in the filler. You can win your way in as well. Another box. Let's see. Dodgers don't extend this qualifying offer to JD Martinez. I don't think he'll take it. Yeah, so the risk was that he might take the qualifying offer, which the Dodgers are truly chasing after Otani. Obviously, they want to put him in that DH spot. Where does Otani go, ladies and gentlemen? We're going to be talking about this all winter along. Where is Otani going to go? I feel like he's got to go soon before the other dominoes can fall. MLBTradeRoomers.com, one of my favorite websites during the hot stove season, has their top 50 free agent list up along with their, I've got to try to do that prediction contest this year. I always forget to do it. I guess we have a little under about a week to get it done. I'll drop the link into the chat if there's any of you who want to play. Redemption back there. Rex says, stage with the angels for one season like we talked. We have discussed that as a possibility. It is a possibility. Unless people can't resist. Unless there are teams that can't resist dropping a $500 million on this guy. Another redemption. One, two, all three MLBTradeRoomers.com writers have Otani going to the Dodgers for 12 years, $528 million. Wow, 12 years. Probably what it's going to be. You think Otani will be a Mariner? They also have Ballinger at 12 years, $264 million. One of the writers saying Yankees, other two saying Giants. 12 years? Who's getting Ballinger 12 years, $246 million? There's Elijah Green. And here's a JC Young. Nice, 69 out of 125. Nice one for Lorenzo and the Tigers. Chad says, your heart says he'll be a Mariner. I feel like that'd be, I mean, Otani fits every team, right? But it would fit the Mariners pretty nicely, I think. Michael Garcia reveals an Anthony Gutierrez for the Rangers.  And behind Nolan Gorman, 69 out of 99. Speckle is Dianne Jorge, 89 out of 150. Nathaniel with the Rockies, got the Rocky straight up. And the first redemption behind Jet Willings to 150 is a Prospect Autograph Refractor Parallel. And Arizona, I think we know what this is, Drew Jones. Alessandro's with the Diamondbacks with Arizona. Nice. And the other redemption behind Brady House is Prospect Autograph Wave Parallel. Jax and Jimmy. P, H, Philadelphia, Justin Crawford. Nice, we've got Drew Jones, Justin Crawford. Steven Carney with the fight in Phil's, bought the Philly straight up. You can buy your team straight up in the next break. Jaspy's casewrakes.com. Sure is. The Jets plus 3 and 1 half not looking good for me. Yonder is looking good. Not too late, Chris. He's already left. Yeah, so imagine how I feel when MLB Trade Room was saying 12 years, 264, Rex. 12 years? I guess the MLB Trade Roomers argument is that Brandon Nemo got $20 million a year. Jeez, that's right. And kind of reset the market. Bellinger's younger and has a better resume. So, geez. Maybe that's the market now. No one's giving him 12, though. Like it's got to be five years. We're getting there. We're almost there. We're over halfway there. Staff right there. All right. Next, just breeze through all these card ship. All right. Spencer Jones, who's behind you? It's Cam Collier. 66 out of 99. Gee, harp. Got the reds in the filler and racking up the Cam Colliers. Nice. I like this little design right here as well. What is that? That's on the top loader. It's a cleaner top loader. There we go. All right. Not bad for winning that team. Jayce Young, who's behind you? Jayce reveals a Simon Juan. That's for the Mets. That's for Jeff. Not numbered. 123 out of 150. Jordan Walker, mini diamonds for the Cardinals. Chris and Ricardo. Reds. Gee, harp. Another one, Greg. Someone who was probably thinking about the reds straight up is now kicking themselves. There's Marco Vientos. 100 out of 100, the last one ever made. And there's a Samuel Muñoz for my Dodgers, Chris Walker. And Samuel Zavala for the Padres. That's for Michael and the Padres. A little top loader dust on there. Another box. I wore this Bowman Sterling in the store. Don't sleep on this product. Get prospect content if you're into that sort of thing. I think it's great time to buy into this now. Get it graded over the fall and winter. Hopefully get it back by the spring. And then you'll be ready to go with some graded prospects from Bowman Sterling. Toasting the studio here. Hang on. Everyone had the under on this Chargers Jets game, right? Apparently, at least until Vegas adjusts. But apparently, prime time unders have been hitting real well this year so far. All right, next. Grizzlebees has some random out-of-the-blue trivia for us. Each row hit a 4 and 26 foot homer on a jabbing high school field and a broke window of the school. OK. These untimely sacks. Joey Bosa is pretty good, breaking news. All right, there's Jonathan Aranda, 55 out of 150. And there's Raindon Cohn. Dodgers, Chris Walker. There's a William Bergola. And there's another Raindon Cohn. Raindon Cohn? Raindon? I don't know. We've got to wait until he makes it to the bigs. There's Corbin Carroll. And a Rodriguez. Looks like he's about to break his bat. I feel like he just struck out there and he's about to smash the bat over his thigh. This will be for Tristan and the Yankees. And Lee Rushman to 199. Nice rookie card for Alex and the O's. And there's Jonathan Mejia. Cardinals. That's going to be for Chris Walker. And Xavier Isaac reveals a Jordani de los Santos for the Pirates, Matt Arnold, one that in the filler. Three box to go. We're almost there. Yeah, you have half an hour to sell it out. Nicholas, it might be a dumb question, but if the three box sells out tonight, you guys break it, right? Yes. Unless there's other breaks that sell out and block that break from happening on tonight's schedule. But anything that sells out between 3 p.m. and 11 p.m. LA time, we break it. There'll be no reason. I don't know of any operation that sells out a break and then breaks it like the next day. Unless, of course, maybe their schedule's backed up, but as long as the schedule's wide open. So yes, it'll break.  Up here, Vaughn Grissom to 75. That'll go to Michael in Atlanta. And there's Mikey Romero from Michael to Mikey, 32 out of 99. Boston Red Sox, Ike Polo, kills a Manuel Beltre. That will be for Toronto, Jeremy Port. There's Matt Walner to 150. Mini diamonds for the twins. And he reveals an Ellie Della cruise. There it is. That's exactly what G-Heart was looking for when he got randomized the Reds in the filler. Ellie Della cruise. 70 out of 150, Jackson Merrill for the Padres. And there's a Cam Collier to 25 also for G-Heart. When it rains, it pours. Nice. And then we got Tucker Toman for Toronto, Jeremy. All right, believe it or not, just two boxes to go. Autos, Elijah Green for the Nationals.  He's on the box. Tristan Houses to 150 for the Red Sox reveals a Brady Taken to the House. Brady Casas or Casa, singular. Mark with the gnats. Shailen Lears, 33 out of 199, reveals a Tamar Johnson, 22 out of 75. Another up-and-coming prospect for the Pirates, Matt. Kyle Storrs, 22 out of 99, reveals Yas. Yas for Mercedes, 004 out of 150 for Matthew and the twins. And beyond Cade Cavalli, 88 out of 99 for the gnats. It is Gabriel Lear for the Red Sox. He's on the box. 88 out of 99 for the gnats. It is Gabriel Martinez, four out of 99. Specolotto, Blue Jays, Jeremy. Hey, we made it to our 12th and final box. Thanks everybody for watching and for breaking with us. We got more of this in the store. Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Pick your teams before someone else does or before it ends up in a filler or something like that. Breaking news, ladies and gentlemen, this jet defense is really good. If they're holding, I think my Raiders are facing the jets next week. The jets are holding Justin Herbert to 17 points. Might be rough times for Aiden O'Connell and the Raiders. Although trouble with the jet's defense is, jet's offense is not very good. Keeps the defense on the field and they end up getting gassed in the fourth quarter. So let's see what happens. Congrats, ladies and gentlemen. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. More in the store, Jaspy's casebreaks.com. And we got Zack Nito revealing a Tamar Johnson and another pirate for Matt. Behind Miguel Vargas for the Dodgers, 42 out of 75 is Eric Brown Jr. to 10. Ah, the out of 10 parallels look real sharp. Brewers, Jimmy Connell with the Brew Crew. Won that team in the mini box break. Gets the Eric Brown Jr. to 10. Sal Stewart reveals a Zack Nito. And Sakeem Nalon made some sort of amazing catch. Another third down conversion. He's stumbling, he's falling backwards. Wow, that is a catch. Angels, that's gonna be for Matt Arnold. Sal Stewart will go to Greg and the Reds. Behind Kodai Senga to 199 is Jacob Berry. And that is for the fish. Jimmy with the Marlins. And the final autograph beyond Gabriel Moreno is Brooks Lee for the Minnesota Twins.  And there it is, ladies and gentlemen. We are done. That is 2023. Bowman Sterling Baseball, 12 box. Pick your team too from jaskiescasebrakes.com. Let's do a recap. Tons of autos in this. So a great chance to chase down prospect autos like Elidala Cruz, Cam Colleos, you know. Justin Crawford, Drew Jones, and more. Chase Young, Spencer Jones, Yasser Mercedes, you know, so on and so forth. Some nice color here as well. Sharp looking set, ladies and gentlemen. Again, more in the store, jaskiescasebrakes.com. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with us. And I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


This is something that should probably worry everyone, so potential 2024 Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who also happened to be president once before, is going to joke about what we should do to journalists who refuse to give up their sources. Now, if this were just any Republican who maybe was a commentator or a low level politician, I wouldn't necessarily think much of it. I just think, wow, that's kind of gross. I disagree. But because it's coming from someone who could very well be the next president, it should give us a little bit more pause, right? We should definitely take what he's saying into consideration a little bit more. So without further ado, let's listen. Easily made public. You know, in this country, they leak all over the place, even on the Supreme Court. By the way, you have to find the leaker of the Supreme Court. You have to find the leaker. You know how you find the leaker? They'll say, oh, this is treasonous, what I said. So they can't find the leaker. He leaked all about Roe V Wade. Look, this person leaked from the Supreme Court never happened. You know how you find it? But they don't want to mention this because they think it's so terrible. You take the writer, because you're never going to find it. They're going through phone records. It's been a long time. You take the writer and or the publisher of the paper, a certain paper, you know, and you say, who is the leaker? National security. And they say, we're not going to tell you. They say, that's okay. You're going to jail. And when this person realizes that he- So let me just pause it right there. He's going to continue. But he's saying use the justification of national security in order to co-orish journalists into revealing who leaked the information to them. This would destroy journalism in the United States. Destroy it. But it gets worse. And they say, we're not going to tell you. They say, that's okay. You're going to jail. And when this person realizes that he is going to be the bride of another prisoner very shortly, he will say, I'd very much like to tell you exactly who that leaker is. It was Bill Jones. I swear he's a leaker and we got him. But they don't want to do that. They don't want to do that. But that's the only way you're going to find, we have to find, can you imagine they leak it? So he's hinting at, I guess, torturing the journalist who refuses to give up their source. And he suggests that they will be raped as well. He's not necessarily saying that we will engage in rape as a form of torture or enhanced interrogation. If we want to use their propagandistic words. He's just saying, look, maybe you'll be raped. So if we're really charitable with the way that we interpret that, he's just suggesting that within the prison systems, it could be a coincidence that that journalist who was extra judicially jailed happens to be raped. But even if we take him at what he says there, that's still really bad because as president, if you know that rape is going on and the jails wouldn't want to do something to change that system, there isn't that absolutely disgusting for a country like us. Aren't we supposed to be better than that? But I think that we all know what he's saying, that that person in prison is going to be targeted by the US government until they give up their source. I don't think people understand. This is fascism. This is fascism. This is a direct attack on the press. And when he was president, he referred to the press as the enemy of the people. And to me, that rhetoric, even though it's dangerous and bombastic, it's not as bad as what he can do with his actions. His actions, I think, were really worse than the rhetoric. So for example, when he chose to break with the Obama administration and prosecute Julian Assange under the Espionage Act, well, that was extremely dangerous. And now we have Biden continuing with the extradition of Julian Assange. So Trump is just coming on and saying that we should do fascism.  It's so disgusting and it's Trump, right? I get it. We're all kind of desensitized to the deranged things that he says. But again, this is a potential president, again, saying something like this. Can you imagine if Obama said something like this? I mean, Republicans would be screaming at the top of their lungs that he's a dictator, right? Remember when Obama, I think he was in Nigeria, he made the comment that if he were to run for a third term, he would win because he's a good president, but his overall point was that I'm not going to run for a third term because democracy requires us to give up power. So they like screeched for I think like two weeks at the time. I don't remember what year that was because they were claiming that Obama was a dictator. But here Trump can say things like this and we call this a Tuesday. Nobody's surprised by it. Nobody won't be hitting the subscribe button or turning on notifications by clicking the bell. No way. It's very sad, I know.


Chati chati, mountain man sing, mix up, why you don't live people business, I say you live people business alone Ya please, this 2019 we are advocating that you mind your own business, drink water, say healthy exercise If you are cooking, continue cooking, if you are smoking, continue smoking I don't know what he is talking about, he is not advocating for those things No, appreciate those people who are facing these opportunities Okay We must say some things are not supposed to be consumed by 18 and under Yes And on that note Orification miyaka At 1-5-4 Facebook, at 1-5-4 channel, at 1-5-4 hashtag, ni rege what? Rege Thursday A lafuna jitaji Call me the only general I follow in Boko Oh my gosh Twitter handle, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp Ya ni kila kona inchi niko apu Ya ya Adi lengina kila mums, niko apu apu in Boko Adai I'm Valentine or at Kalamiva And we are happy to be here Miss Kenes is on finale So it's a bit to mechafu To mechafu, I'm Mad Max Wagwan Bambu klatine di Arasta Manchanton, Babylon Square Rastafara Wait wait, Rastafara kwa api Okay Nga ono me Arasta lene? Kija See what you only barikiwa Kuna changamoto weitu watwingi wupitia Nyuelia zi mei Siku penda kuetu Okay, I'm sorry Kamu me barikiwa shiku rumungu Okay, man Okay, trendy No yun neza weka No, no nana sumboa ya follow up, I'm sorry Mad Max Ebu, in challenge pili kamin neza kuhushi ya kwa kumbo no mei Nyuelia na umekcheza Za kida na feature maze Oh, sorry Laki you don't have it yet to be rastafara Kuna injia kupitia kwa salun Ay ya Za kuna nene Za kupit But kabla tuende Kupi paste Tuli kwa tunongia sto ringinia po just before you get to the music Ati, some dreams, I don't know why some dreams Yes I don't know why, what to Misi sit nacha gua mani universe nacha gua Universe Universe Okay, so suali nene Menau kiyota Ukona pesa When you wake up you don't have money Ime sota Kido kido go iwi 2 water 2 li kwa unenda kususu Aya unge habis uro na ipa yung suali Hey Bulu kiyota umesika pesa Uyo pesa wunangi Hatta shilingi Maze Laki ne Ukiyotu na kujo kwa kitanda My friend Peace life Bulu na kujo liya po kwa kon Bukata umesama dreams come true But I why not the other dreams Debutu hene sastu mongia sastu Misi da nikia re I party Because she has to go to play To play cricket and play football In matching men washing dishes Woman guns One drunk one pay day Ushiku wekwa kinyumba Ushiku wekwa kinyumba na manamuke Ushiku lelewa na manamuke Ushawai He ne party He he He utaganda Kasi ya koni nene Ndap ndawesha hene Wele man select nene Rastafara An inexperience try Wela Wale na gaflish of khana Wale na gaflish of khana Kwa wala maia matin Wala matin Tani ya ii Tani ya ii Amma nambola Afrika Ah ya, if you are just doing as you are watching Y2Py for this is a Reggae Thursday only on Y2Py since the season finale We want to ask what has been your favorite Mad Max performance Amma, what has been your favorite Reggae Thursday? Where are you from again? Amma nambola Afrika man So I'm Leo? I'm Leo 2019 Tumefunguwa na kalenda Ria What's up? Ni kutembele Wo kot wewapi? Nio kot We correct By the way, this is a request Ukonayo ko laptopia ko Ukonayo Nio kot Zoom in on laptop please Ukonayo Nio kot Buz soon 12 words To our theater Nio Ay ya, at the bounce paper Nime chomwa But guys, meanwhile the bouts you kwa gatu from 4 to 6.30 in today, later on today. But right now as we are at Y254 on Facebook, at Y254 channel on Twitter, hashtag niregita. So tell us what has been your favorite reggae experience here on the morning? Shout out to Mad Max, to these small teenagers. Mduna skien go nome pnaka chini bez, tukiongia. Kasi tu nikupika, wengi na nakula. Eh, nini izum na pika? Mad Max na najuwa. Itabidi mene mbe. Tuna teko. Ah, no. Twende, twende Mad Max. Zagiz mende kuwamu mune. If you wanna go, if you wanna stay, come on away. Be, I don't care. Tell me, miss a son, when it start to snow, Only know you love it when you let it go. Only know you've been high when you're feeling low, Only miss a son when it start to snow, Only know you love it when you let it go. But somebody say to me, Nani nani intapia, nani intapia. No, no, because it is 2019, we are praying for a follow-up. So it's nothing but prayers, nothing but prayers. I'll skip a prayer in Narusi. Change. 2 bank pesa for 0.7. 2, 2. Nani nani chunga mene si Jezama. Mad Max na njuwa mune. Kwa nini atwezi sote kupenda na. Oi, watcha ni wambia. Labla siwote wenda zimu. Labda lana ye tu pesa. Keshukipote zaki laki tu. Dunia mzimaita kucheka. Wa nomba tili e tayangu sumu. Wa bakiwa ondokuse ma. Keshwampige de wangu sumu. Asa wa liwa nipenda. Wa ito sheki aki. I'm sorry if I never made you happy. I can't be there for everybody. It's easy to say. Wengi wishi kukutap takas uro paku. Why man so many? Mind it, you wanna take from everyone. Man is man society. I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do. Why bina damu wa teme bakiwa ya wa identity? Muzikale, muzikale, muzikale. To chenwa identity. So far, a val val val. Listen val, it's a new year. Yes, at least sheza kagospel piya kamoja. Amen. Khoza tu funge rege tazi bizi. When someone come and collect afulu. No, no, no, it's like... We're nothing but prayer. I had chaisea mwisho at Mad Max, at Afulimboko, at Kala Miva, at Y25 on Facebook, at Y25 for channel on Twitter. Hashtag nige geta, rege zazde.


today we are talking about how to get your diabetes under control very quickly let's get started so guys before we jump to the topic i want to encourage you to take the quiz in the description below to win a chapter from my diabetes book let's move on so guys number one that's not a rocket science or nothing new but i'll give you a few tricks about it but the number one is low carb right so again remember i didn't say no carb because i see all the time that people fail to stick to no carb diet because a lot of things have carbs it's like telling somebody to breath less you know it's like everywhere it's getting into you okay so the carbs are not necessarily bad and there are a lot of good carbs out there and in this channel we talk about the glycemic index you know the good carbs the bad carbs so the education is the key so understand your carbs and even if they are low glycemic index even if they are low in glycemic load you still have to maintain the portion control and go with the low carb so how do you do that you know it's very simple and people don't think about it right if you put very little fruits in a big cup that's not gonna feel good you're gonna be like what the hell you know that's too little but if you put that same fruit in a small cup it's gonna almost overflow and you're gonna think like oh wow yeah that's a lot of food here you know psychologically it's a lot better so controlling and adjusting your plate will be very important so knowing your carbs understanding the carbs and keeping the portion size small will be great even for dinner right so when you have a plate like this or you have a plate like this right and you will still fill your plate and you know you can determine how much carb you're gonna put on there you can put healthy carbs in one fourth of that plate right so that you know you're eating low carb now you may be saying that I eat no carbs already well good for you but a lot of people unfortunately if you then don't watch this video right now but if you're having trouble controlling yourself you can't stop eating carbs too much that's the way to go another trick for you guys is basically eating slow now a lot of people don't understand that our brain actually takes time to realize and it's not your brain's fault because think about this you start eating something it has to go to your stomach and then to your intestine it has to get absorbed and then it has to go to your brain etc by that time you can't actually fill your stomach three times because your stomach is actually pretty small hollow organ and you can stuff it pretty quickly but by the time your brain realizes that your fool is generally too late but if you're eating slowly and chewing for a long time number one you are getting the taste more because when you chew more your saliva is going to mix with the food you're gonna taste it better especially if you have problems with dry mouth etc drink water for example when you're eating that's gonna also help with the saliva as well but if you're chewing longer and eating in a longer time you're gonna realize that before you finish your plate you're gonna feel full and don't feel guilty of not finishing your plate you know our family is used to say that oh you know finish your plate and my friend remember my father he's still alive by the way he's still doing the same thing he will eat rice and he will take the last tiny bit of rice from the plate and eat it what are you doing there he's like I don't want to waste food I'm like you're wasting yourself so you know you're gonna chew something you want to waste food or you want if you don't want to waste food don't put too much in your plate to begin with and if you're gonna fill your plate and try to finish that plate then you're wasting yourself so I rather waste food than wasting myself right the number two is steve from refined carbs that's kind of an extension of the rule number one but the refined carbs are everywhere right so even you look at the label sometimes you guys you learned already by watching this channel you know how to understand the labels and what is total carbs what is sugar what is glucose what is carbs total carbs is important but you have to look at the fiber content on that label as well so if there's no fiber it's totally just carbs and mostly even sugars then you know that that's gonna mess with your blood sugar pretty quickly pretty easily so avoid all those candy bars all the foods that are not natural not given by god made by human I would suggest steve from those that's going to be your best bet that number three you have to incorporate exercise now how do you do that it's easier said than not everybody's busy you know people have problems family problems financial problems stress in their life and exercise is the last thing to think about but I always tell my patients and myself too and I do what I preach you know I have to but you gotta do the exercise first if you get the exercise done first then the rest can be done but if you don't do exercise first exercise will be too difficult by the time everything else is done so you have to prioritize that exercise routine 30 minutes and how do you exercise really you know people say oh I take my dogs out you know so I wait for them to poop well that's not really exercise so you have to keep going and you have to keep your heart rate up so if you want to know what your heart rate should be you can't look at this calculation here that's basically showing you the maximum heart rate again you don't want to go to your maximum heart rate calculation so you can go to your 70 percent you know if you're a star they're maybe 60 percent of your maximum heart rate and then you can try to go all the way if you're if your fitness is better up to 80 85 percent of your maximum heart rate again you don't want to try to go your maximum heart rate You know, you don't want to try to see if you're gonna have a heart attack or not But getting that heart rate up is very important and keeping it up for 30 minutes is extremely important Now number four is eat more fiber So eating fiber helps in many ways because it basically slowed down the absorption So there's a difference between the blood sugar spiking like this or like this, right? So this is not really a spike when you're eating fiber your blood sugar is rising slowly and Allowing your body to be able to process that But when you don't eat fiber all the carbs are rushing to your blood and even if you have some insulin left And you you're able to make insulin you're not gonna be able to keep up with that Gush of sugar coming in.  Well, that's not true But if you don't drink water, your blood sugar can go up So it's not necessarily the same thing, right? So when you're dehydrated the concentration of the sugar in the blood will look higher as simple as that But when you drink enough water, you will be able to excrete that You'll be able to dilute that sugar in your blood Also, when you don't drink sometimes your brain actually mix up the signals between the thirst and hunger And you may end up reaching out to carbie things like you know, it happens to me too Like for example, if I'm if I'm thirsty I want to go eat some watermelon or some peaches that are some juicy carbie stuff But actually if you were not thirsty to begin with you wouldn't crave for those carbie things as well So staying hydrated is very important.  We tend to just keep our mouth full You know, we just want to eat stuff or drink stuff, you know, that's or smoke You know, that's one of the reasons when people stop smoking they end up gaining weight because they want to keep busy there So if that's the case instead of having, you know, high calorie beverages that you used to do Which a lot of people have problems with coke and Pepsi or tea in South when I say tea We have this special tea that nobody else drinks in South except there's people in South like us We drink it not that I do but a lot of people in South do and there is none sweet tea But very rare people really choose that but there's something called sweet tea and people love that and that's number one killer When I practice in Alabama, that was my number one enemy in my practice because pretty much 99% of my patients drank sweet tea and that was not acceptable So guys also use vinegar. So and try to stay away from this number six I think so you need to stay away from ready-made salad dressings. They're high in calorie high in carbs You really need to stick to your homemade dressings. My favorite dressing is olive oil Lemon, you know, some spices there you can mix and that is the most common Mediterranean or Italian or Greek Whatever you call it dressing is your best friend and it's gonna keep you full Especially on top of dress on salad plus vinegar has especially apple cider vinegar has a lot of medicinal features Can help your blood sugars etc. So use that to your advantage and number seven you have to manage stress So when you are stressing out about everything Your cortisol levels your stress hormones will be high and guess what those hormones don't like the insulin They will be creating a barrier for insulin to function And as a result, you will not be able to control your diabetes. Now, how do you manage stress? Well, there's many ways to do it I'm not going to try to be a psychologist here. But if you do need a psychologist It's not a bad idea to talk to a psychologist. You can get support from family and friends as well We can do yoga. You just have to take care of yourself Instead of starting instead of stressing about other people and everything else around you Now number eight you have to monitor your blood sugars, you know Because if you don't really monitor your blood sugars, you will not know where do you stand now And i'm not advertising here, but like a lot of continuous monitoring systems My patients will tell me that once they start using those dexcom or librae or whatever that brands out there They will be able to see how food is affecting your blood sugars and that feedback teaches them a lot So a lot of people for example, don't check your blood sugar after meals They just check it in the mornings Which is a mistake because how will you know if your blood sugars are high or not after meals if you are not checking them? And that's number one reason why a1c remains high Although your blood sugars in the morning is okay So because you don't know you're spiking after meals and only way to know is to check So check your blood sugar monitor them understand use that as an information instead of a punishment Instead of judging yourself or you know considering a failure if the blood sugars are high use that information Rather for informational purposes and to find ways to improve your blood sugars And number nine is getting enough sleep I know a lot of you don't get enough sleep and there's a lot of problems around the sleep hygiene Some of it is because of anxiety some of it is because of maybe medical factors enough for guys It could be a prostate problem if they are getting up every two hours They're not going to be able to sleep There are some medications that can cause you to go to bathroom like 20 times a day Like there are some sglt2 inhibitors some of you are on like Jardine's farsiga In volcanic etc. And if these are medications are keeping you up all night long It may not be a bad idea to consider an alternative option because again, you have to have your sleep Now what happens when you don't sleep your body again creates a lot of stress hormones And especially your fasting blood sugars are going to be very high because of those stress hormones Now lastly eat foods high in chromium and magnesium Now these things are again found in the healthy food that we keep talking about right? So partially whole grains not too much because whole grains can also mess with your blood sugar But especially nuts seeds avocados olive oil green leafy vegetables These are going to provide the chromium and magnesium that you need because chromium and magnesium They have important role in your glucose metabolism and diabetes management So you have to make sure that you are getting these naturally in your diet in order to get your diabetes under control So guys if you can do all of these at the same time very disciplined fashion I promise you your blood sugars will get better I'm not going to promise you that your blood sugar will normalize because all of you are different You all have different backgrounds and different amount of capacity to make insulin your body weight, etc But all of you will get some results Most of you will get very good results by using these techniques in your daily life So I hope that helps if it does please give a like give a thumbs up and share this video And if you're not subscribed, please do so So guys before you go, please remember to take the quiz taking quizzes will allow you to Understand and absorb that information that you're getting from this video today Plus you will have the chance to win a chapter from the ultimate diabetes book Hey guys, I hope you're enjoying this channel so far and I hope you subscribed already If you didn't do it and if you did watch this video right there, I think that will help you too


If you would like true freedom, you need to embrace self-structure and then bring more meaningful action into that structure. It's not that we avoid the things that need to be done and must be done to move us forward, but we bring more meaningfulness, embodying some kind of deeper value or virtue in our action. And hopefully by doing that, we don't avoid our structure, but we attend to our structure so that over time, the structure naturally creates a successful result.


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Let's talk about DAOs, or Decentralized Autonomous Organizations. The DAO. The DAO. DAOs. They are some of the most complex entities on the blockchain, and to most people, they are just another blockchain bubble buzzword. But the ideas behind DAOs are relevant to all of us, because DAOs could completely transform how work and social collaboration are organized. I'm Jackson, Director of Video Production at Cointelegraph, and in this video, you'll learn what a DAO is, how they are created, and why they may become a crucial part of our future. Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel for news and videos about crypto. We are the leading channel for crypto news coverage and education. Let's break this DAO thing down. The concept of a DAO was initially developed by this man, Werner Dilger. He was a renowned German computer science teacher who published a work titled, Autonomous Decentralized Organization of the Smart Home according to the principle of the immune system in 1997. In it, Dilger defined the basis of a DAO as a self-sustaining and autonomous system that exists in a futuristic Internet of Things environment. That's a bit of a mouthful. So basically what he's saying is that a DAO is a digital system that runs entirely on its own and interacts with a bunch of other different digital systems. At this time, his idea was impractical and could not be achieved until the arrival of blockchain technology. Today, on its surface, a DAO is an organization just like any other. It's a group of people who gather together with a common goal such as running a company, investing in assets, or developing or sustaining a project. But what makes a DAO unique is that it operates through smart contracts on the blockchain, thus allowing it to be decentralized and autonomous. Let's focus on these three terms because they're the backbone of DAOs. First, let me ask you this. Have you ever worked on a project where someone puts themselves in charge and then runs that project into the ground? Like a school project. Well, DAOs are trying to reduce the risk of poor leadership through decentralization. DAOs are structured as flat hierarchies with the aim of avoiding the concentration of power and resources in a few actors. Compare that to traditional companies which typically have a board of directors, executives, or shareholders that determine the structure, allocation of resources, and direction of the company. So how is this flat hierarchy actually enforced? What stops someone from making a power grab? This is where smart contracts come into play. Smart contracts are essentially self-executing computer code that define the boundaries of interaction between the entities involved. For example, pooling money together from many investors to try to buy something, like the U.S. Constitution. This code doesn't need to be maintained. Once it is written, it can run all on its own. It is autonomous.  And the answer is yes. That's exactly what a DAO is. It is an organization of a number of smart contracts that anyone can interact with in the same way. When everyone is forced to engage with the same code or rules, the playing field is level. And that's how the flat hierarchy is created. To better understand this, let's take a look at an example. Let's say you and your friends have a common goal. You all meet up on Discord and decide you want to bring back an old company that went out of business. For nostalgia's sake. Well, you gotta gather a bunch of money together so that you can buy the brand rights, hire the lawyer, build out the infrastructure, etc. After you pool all that money together, who's going to manage it? One person? How do you trust them not to run off with it or spend it on a new McLaren P1? I mean, look at that thing. What you do is you ask that friend of yours to software engineer to code you a DAO. Now you and your friends can put your money into a smart contract that, in return, gives you all tokens, which you can use to vote on how to spend the money. But now that all your money is together, you realize you don't actually have enough to buy the rights to that old company. You need to get more people to support this project. So you share the DAO on Twitter, Facebook, and other Discord groups. People like the idea. They remember that old company very fondly. The idea catches fire. People from all over the world are engaging with the DAO, depositing money, receiving governance tokens, and voting on proposals. These are people you and your friends have never met before. But it doesn't matter, because everyone is bound by the rules of a smart contract. All of a sudden, there are millions of dollars in the DAO, and thousands of people following the project on Twitter. There's an article about it on Cointelegraph and Forbes. The goal is becoming a reality. If you think this sounds far-fetched or ridiculous, it's not. This actually happened, and is still happening. Blockbuster DAO, named after the old video rental company, is creating a DAO to transform the brand into the first ever decentralized filmmaking and streaming platform. It is even supported by Michelle Barard, who is the daughter of one of the men who built the original Blockbuster brand. But how is a DAO created in the first place? Typically, a DAO's launch occurs in three major steps. In step one, a developer or a group of developers must create the smart contract behind the DAO. After launch, they can only change the rules set by these contracts through the governance system. In the second step, after the smart contracts have been created, the DAO needs to determine a way to receive funding and how to enact governance. Usually this is done by creating a token for the DAO. People who hold these tokens essentially own equity in the DAO and can use the tokens to vote on proposals, delegate tasks, or participate in expenditures. In the third step, the DAO is deployed on the blockchain and, hopefully, the first creators become unable to influence the project any more than other stakeholders. In fact, the Bitcoin network could be considered the first example of a DAO. As its network grows via community agreements among its miners and node operators. Plus, there is no central governing authority. Another well-known DeFi project that is also a DAO is Uniswap. Uniswap users are not only able to supply liquidity to decentralized exchange, but can also submit governance proposals to the platform. And there is also a new wave of DAO projects powered mainly by NFTs. In these DAOs, owning specific NFTs rather than governance tokens enables participation. Many of these projects appeared last year. In September 2021, a Discord group called Friends with Benefits composed by crypto enthusiasts, artists and NFT collectors raised a total of $10 million when it decided to operate as a DAO. Receiving up to $5 million from the venture capital form Andreas and Horowitz. In November 2021, things took an even more intriguing term. When Constitution DAO gathered support from over 17,000 donors and raised more than $40 million to bid on the rights to acquire an official copy of the U.S. Constitution document in the Sotheby's auction. There is even a DAO dedicated to freeing Julian Assange. You can check out our video here about it. For many, DAOs represent the next step in the evolution of corporations and organizations. The advantages over traditional corporate firms are huge. For instance, it is much easier to evaluate the trustworthiness of DAOs. A traditional organization requires trust in the people leading it. A DAO requires trust in the code. Code is far more concrete than trying to understand human motivations. DAOs are also completely transparent and verifiable. Every single action a DAO takes after being launched has to be approved by the community. And since DAOs have no hierarchical structure, they allow any stakeholder an innovative idea to improve the project that the entire group will consider. But the truth is, decentralized autonomous organizations aren't perfect. They are an extremely new technology. There are concerns regarding their legality, security, and structure. This brings us to the unique case of the DAO. The DAO was one of the most known DAO projects until today. It was built as a company governed entirely by code with no human-led governance. It was also the DAO with the most-ever funding, but is perhaps best known for its demise. The DAO was built on Ethereum in 2016 by the engineers Simon and Kristoff Jents. Their goal was to create the largest DAO of its time. They managed to raise an incredible sum of $150 million, one of the largest crowdfunding campaigns in history. But the dream was short-lived. A vulnerability was discovered in the DAO's code, and a hacker seized $50 million. This was catastrophic for the DAO, and even changed the face of blockchain as we know it today. In June 2016, the Ethereum community controversially decided to hard-fork the Ethereum blockchain as a way to restore virtually all funds to the original contract. This split the Ethereum blockchain into two branches, each with their own cryptocurrency where the original, un-forked blockchain continued as Ethereum classic. All of this shows that, although powerful, participating in DAOs can be a risky endeavor. DAOs could fundamentally revolutionize how companies, organizations, and groups are structured. Anyone can create a DAO to finance projects, govern communities, or to bid for an original copy of the American Constitution. This is what crypto was created for, to create strength through decentralized cooperation. If you enjoyed this video, be sure to like it, leave us a comment below and don't forget to subscribe to our channel. The Cointelegive Cryptopedia is your guide to the chaotic space of blockchain and cryptocurrency.


The straightener to Delta State, where the governor, Yifan Yoko, has tasked the incoming administration, led by Sharif, to put hope in God to ensure a positive leadership in the state. Okora said these are the music albums launched by the Chappels Choir in Government House, Asaba Delta State. The governor said there are so many forces coming from the people, but with the trust and hope in God, he will overcome. The president of Delta State, Yifan Yoko, is the president of the Board of Governors.  Sometimes it's difficult, but trying to put it as smart as you can, it is not just for them, it is for us, because it was provided by me, and I believe that as long as you go on that path, with this wonderful prayer, I believe.


the Holy Spirit brings illumination. The Bible says in John chapter 14 verse 26, but when the Father sends the advocate as my representative, that is the Holy Spirit, He will teach you everything and will remind you of everything I have told you. So here we see that the Holy Spirit has a two-fold job. He does, of course, many other things, but in this particular verse we see that He reminds and He reveals. He reminds us of the teachings and revelations that we've received from Christ from His Word. He reminds us of those things that we ought to put into memory. He reminds us of those things that we need to correct. So when we hear the teachings of Christ and we receive that revelation, when the words of Christ dwell in us richly, when His truths permeate our beings, when what He says transforms who we are, when the words that the Father breathes begin to transform our nature and transform our minds and transform our behavior patterns, the Holy Spirit reminds us of those truths that we need. I want you to write this in the comment section.  Teach me Holy Spirit. Often if you find yourself discouraged, the Holy Spirit will remind you to be encouraged.  The Holy Spirit is the Spirit within us who causes us to cry, Abba Father.  The Holy Spirit reminds us of those truths that we need, the moment we need them. When you go before those who are questioning your faith or your evangelizing and trying to help someone understand the gospel, the Holy Spirit will bring to your remembrance the things that you have learned, but He also reveals. He reveals those truths that we've yet to fully receive or realize. So the Holy Spirit reminds us of what we've heard and then He reveals to us the truths of the Word of God. I remember when I first began to study the Scripture at the risk of embarrassing myself, I'm just going to tell you that I didn't understand most of what I read and I'm a slow reader by nature anyway. So I would begin with let's say James chapter 1 verse 1 and just a few verses down as I began to read, I would have to stop because I realized, wait a minute, I didn't understand anything that I just read. I literally got nothing out of what I just read, so I'd have to start over. And then as I would read that chapter, I would find myself just being distracted in my mind, in my heart. So I was reading the words, my eyes were scanning across the pages, but internally I was somewhere else and I realized, wait a minute, I wasn't even paying attention to half the things that I was just reading this moment. And so it was the Holy Spirit who began to help me. I cried out first help.  Jesus talked about you being my teacher. Holy Spirit, not only do I need you to remind me of the truths that I've received, but Holy Spirit, I need you to teach me and there is no greater teacher for it was the Holy Spirit himself who inspired men of old to write revelations from heaven. The Holy Spirit was the one who breathed on the prophets, causing them to declare the oracles of God. The Holy Spirit was the one who caused the apostles to write, who caused the epistles to come into existence. The Holy Spirit inspired the Word of God through the men who would write it, who would record what the Spirit was saying. So what greater teacher is there than the one who inspired the scripture? The one who inspired the scripture is the very same who sits with you today and desires to teach you the meaning behind those scriptures. Yes, you can study the Word. Yes, you can understand some of the basic concepts. Yes, you can understand the history and maybe even some of the philosophy. Atheists can read the Bible and memorize it. Historians who don't know Christ can, and I'm not saying no historians, no Christ. I'm saying specifically historians who don't know Christ can study the scripture and be enriched by the history that's unfolding before them as they read the scripture. But they can't truly receive revelation. Why? Because the Holy Spirit is that light. He illuminates the Word. He brings it to life. He causes that Word to be life-giving to us. Jesus said that the words he speaks are life-giving. They are spirit and life. When Jesus speaks and he declares and when those men recorded the inspiration of the Spirit, that Word, those truths, hang in eternity. They never change. The Word of God never changes. The Word of God cannot be bent by man's will. You cannot convince God to change his mind on certain issues that he's already spoken about. So the Holy Spirit reveals to us those truths. The Holy Spirit causes us not to try to mold God into our own image, but instead it causes us, the Holy Spirit, He causes us to be molded into the image of Christ as we go over the Word. When you read scripture, you're not just reading a book. The Word is revelation and that revelation brings transformation. The Word of God is the substance. Hear me now please. The Word of God is the substance with which the Holy Spirit forms the character of Christ in you. The Word of God, that makes up the spiritual building blocks of your spiritual life. And so when you're receiving of the Word, you're not just scanning a page and receiving information, but you are communing with God himself.  Sure, they can grasp them to a certain degree, but those truths never go deep enough to transform who we are unless we have the help of the Holy Spirit. We must be yielded to the Holy Spirit of God for he is the teacher and he doesn't just teach us the information. He causes us to by the Spirit receive revelation and that revelation is what brings transformation. So the Holy Spirit reminds and he reveals. He reminds you of the teachings that you've received and he reveals the truth as you study the scripture. The Holy Spirit sits beside you. He's not far from you. He's not off in the distance. He's not a million miles away. The Holy Spirit sits with you even now. He dwells in you. What? No, you not.  The Holy Spirit dwells in you. And the teacher who dwells in you will reveal as you're faithful to study the scriptures. The Bible says study to show thyself approved unto God. You must study. Yes. But add to your study surrendered to the Spirit for only when you have the Holy Spirit can you truly receive the truths of God's Word in such a way that your life is transformed. First John 2 20 says this, but you are not like that for the Holy One has given you his Holy Spirit and all of you know the truth. The Holy Spirit brings clarity and certainty. He brings revelation and illumination. This is what we mean when we say that the Holy Spirit is symbolized by light. Now, not in every instance that we see light is it a symbol of the Holy Spirit directly. But biblically speaking, as you begin to move through the Old Testament and New Testament, you'll find that often the presence of the Holy Spirit is associated with light. The work of the Holy Spirit also associated with light. You see, when I when I tried to study the word on my own pure memorization, pure intellect, I just approached it analytically and I wanted to understand it, you know, in that sense. But it wasn't until I began to really ask the Holy Spirit, please teach me, show me, help me to be transformed by the word because I don't want to just comb through the scripture, memorize some ideas. I want to live the truth. I want to know the word and I want to know Jesus. I want to know the presence of God. I want to understand his ways. Oh Lord, I want to know you. That was my prayer. That is my prayer, my desire, my passion. I want to know him. It wasn't until I surrendered to the Holy Spirit. It wasn't until I recognized his presence in my life. It wasn't until I yielded to his voice that I began to truly see the scripture come alive. You see, the word of God is lively. The word of God is exciting. The word of God is thrilling, but not if you don't have the Holy Spirit. See, if you don't have the Holy Spirit, it's just information. If you don't allow the Holy Spirit to teach you, it's all intellect and intellect is dry. It's not bad, but for the most part, it's just dry. But when the Holy Spirit begins to illuminate the scripture, you are fascinated by the revelation of Christ found in its pages. I'm telling you right now that studying the word of God with the help of the Holy Spirit, it's unlike anything else. If you're studying the scripture with the help of the Holy Spirit, you're not trying to force yourself to read the word, because that's how many believers read the Bible. They read the Bible as if it's some obligation that they have to religiously fulfill. No, but when you read the scripture with the Holy Spirit, it takes everything in you to pull yourself away from the scripture to where now you're saying, well, I got to get to my responsibility.  I have to sleep sometime. And parents, you may be saying, well, someone has to go and watch the kids or feed the kids at some point because you're so enamored by the scripture. It pulls you in. There's this beauty to the scripture that comes alive and you can't really see it until you have the Holy Spirit helping you. You read the scripture without the Holy Spirit. It's like watching a film in black and white.  So I'm going to pray with you right now. And I want you to resist the urge of the flesh because the flesh is so easily distracted. I want you to resist the urge of the flesh to click on something else, maybe something you might find entertaining. This is not about entertainment. This is edification. This is not the cheap things of the world. We're talking about heavenly realities, which are far more fascinating than anything this world has to offer. Talking about the realm of heaven now, living in that realm. I want you to fight the urge of the flesh because I believe God has purposed for you to be right here right now watching at this very moment. Father, I thank you that you are present in the room and I pray, precious Jesus, that you would begin to touch your people. Let them sense the nearness of your presence, not for the sense and feeling alone. But Lord, we just desire you. You are our desire. Tell them that right now. Just say, Lord, you are my desire. Now, I want you to say this again, but this time I want you to say it out loud. I'm serious. Say this out loud. Say, show me your glory. Come on, say it. Say, show me your glory. Thank you, Jesus. Touch your people. I pray. Rapture them in the beauty of your presence. Let them know the depths of your glory. Raise them above the troubles. Raise them above the attacks of the enemy. Raise them above the attacks of even people who speak against them. Those whose hearts are heavy, Lord, I pray you would help them give you their burdens. Lift them now. I see them like coming to rescue you. He's lifting you now. Let him do it. Father, I thank you for every life being touched. Every heart being transformed. You see, this is his power. This is his presence. You don't have to strive. You don't have to beg. It's not something you have to work toward. Simple faith. You walk right in. Simple faith. You walk right in. And burdens are being lifted now.  Chains are breaking in the spirit. That's the work of the Holy Spirit. Only he can do that. Only he can do that. And so, Lord, I thank you for your touching lives around the world. I want you to write it in the comment section. If you believe it, write Amen.