Am I not Fatima? Masha'Allah, am I not? Despite your great rank, they asked witnesses The door wasn't burnt, Haq burnt to Ash's mother of Ahmed Wasn't done grieving him, they weren't content The young Sayyed was robbed of daylight He knew better death before he saw life In the near future, Masha'Allah would have been The great protector of his oppression Now he's in a tomb which once a cradle Smeared in blood, he cries, Am I criminal? Am I not? Brothers, am I not Fatima? Am I not Fatima? Angels are in awe of her pure greatness She teaches Mariam, she's Heaven's mistress She's light of Jannah, Heaven is in grief Paradise is dark till she finds relief She was the mercy for mankind's mercy How did you kill her? Right after the Nabi The most fragrant rose, divine was her birth Could one be so cruel to kindest of earth? What's be your response when God asks you then? Why did you kill him? He is Al-Muhsin, he is Al-Muhsin Am I not Fatima? Brothers, let me hear you, am I not? Masha'Allah, am I not Fatima? Am I?  Am I not Fatima? Masha'Allah, am I not Fatima?  Masha'Allah, am I not Fatima? Gathering her strength, she heads to Mesjid To stop their vile plots and free her husband Streets of Medina, scented by her blood To the holy Mosque where prophets once stood Demands his release, or cause she didn't boke The earth starts to shake, Islam's oath They broke, raising her hand She says they've forgotten What the Christian said My prayers move mountains, Ali pleads to her She lowers her hands with a broken heart Stranged in the land, estranged in the land Am I not Fatima? Am I not Fatima? Masha'Allah, brothers, am I not? Now awaiting death, heads to prostration How will I tell father sins of his nation I'm the prophet's blood, not of the women How will they explain this dire oppression My face scarred with grief, I veil from Ali The severe pain, my Hussein dearly The nail which killed me, becomes a dagger It'll be head Hussein, and he'll be martyred In my last moments, I cry for Hussein Asghar and Muhsin, they share the same pain They share the same pain Am I not Fatima? Am I not Fatima? Masha'Allah, am I not Fatima?  Only Allah knows, only Allah knows Am I not Fatima? Am I not? Masha'Allah, am I not Fatima? O, Fatima! Hussein, Hussein, Hussein Oh, Hussein, oh, Zahraya Muhsceen


Well, the guys came back in great shape. We big emphasis on discipline, big emphasis on accountability, which has been great. Our guys have really embraced it. I think it's going to be key to long term success of the program, not just this year, but in years, you know, beyond this one. You know, been impressed with the effort, been impressed with how our guys have handled the preseason. It's been hot, it's been a little bit adverse. I think probably the biggest thing is the competition that we've had this year. We're deeper than we've ever been before. And when you have depth, it fosters competition in almost every single spot in the all 22. So it's been very exciting to watch guys have really battled. And I think it's gone a long way as far as our preparation for week one. I think our team excites me in a sense that I've watched our young guys grow. I've watched our older guys mentor some of our young guys, really welcome them into the program, help them with the X's and O's, help them with the classroom stuff. And, you know, it's a fun group.  This group is unique in a sense that, you know, they're very supportive of one another and you start to see the quote unquote team chemistry, you know, kind of starting to build. You know, certainly, I think you need to sprinkle some winning and on top of that, to help it to grow in a sense. But, you know, it's a fun group in a sense that they're just very much tied together. They like to laugh. You know, it's a funny, funny group. Some of our some of our first year students are quite comical, which is which is fun. They've kind of come out of their shell and I'm really added to, you know, to the team chemistry. So we're super excited to move forward. You know, I think is as we hit adversity because it's football. It's going to happen and having that, that tight knit group in the locker room is going to be a real overcome that adversity. So for me, the thing that I look forward to is, is watching them start to compete and face some of that adversity and how they're able to overcome it.  Obviously, Coach Nelson, being part of our family, Maddie is a big part of what we do.  There's a QR code where you can actually donate.  Well, I think we, you know, we started literally Sunday after the FNM game last year. We kind of retooled our leadership council, Brandon Booze and James Henderson are our team captains, you know, the leadership council and I, and to include those two, they're both on the leadership council, but really worked to redefine our culture, really worked to kind of redefine who we are in many senses of our team construct and the makeup of who we are. And I think what we've seen during the preseason is some of the fruits of that labor, I think is it's certainly not a, not a finished product by any stretch of the imagination, but the leadership from our locker room is key. I, you know, when you talk to coaches, I think it's probably across the board coaches lead, you know, lead good teams, players lead great teams and it's really exciting for me to see that growing in our locker room.


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What's up everybody, Jason here for jaskiescasebreaks.com. We just sold out 2021 Panini Flawless Baseball. This is a one box briefcase break, ran on teams number 19. And again, fresh case here, guys. 30 total spots, everybody gets a random team in MLB. We had to do two fillers, prison pack filler number 20 and 21. Those are the winners there. And then the first 10 bought in straight up. Dusty got a lot of spot mojo. There's the teams, let's roll it. Four and a two, six times, good luck. One, two, three, four, five and six. Six times, Justin down to Michael. There you go, six times. One, two, three, four, five and six. Oh, six, six. Cincinnati rest of the top, guardians at the bottom. So Justin with the reds, Ed with the rays, Dusty with the blue jays, Ryan with the twins, Dusty with the white socks, Franco with the Mariners, Michael with the Rangers, Daniel with the Pirates, as well as the Oakland A's, Dusty with the Astros and Cubs. Daniel with the Royals, Dusty with the Brewers. Kevin with the Rockies, Mike, Cody with the Nationals. Dusty with the Giants, Daniel with the Padres. Michael with the Braves, Josh, you have the Yankees. Dusty with the Angels, Daniel with the Phillies, Dusty with the Tigers and Orioles, Corey, you have the Red Sox, Daniel with the Mets, Kevin with the Carnals, Daniel with the Diamondbacks, Francisco the Dodgers Dusty with the Marlins and Michael Losa with the Guardians Now alphabetized it I'll give you guys a quick minute to make any trades if I don't see too much trade Chitter chatter trade in the chat, then I'll just close it, but there's you guys as teams there All right, Daniel. I should just let out F1 sweet. All right guys. I think that's gonna be it then right no trades We go fresh case guys fresh case Top bottom like it usually is the way it came out of the case like that for buddy's name. There we go. There we go Perfect. All right, like we always do here guys top or bottom top one two three for the top four five six for the bottom Two one two three.  So the bottom will be for number 20 online ripping the flawless Unlike it nothing in the middle nothing in the middle. So no middle card, which means usually a Spike or a cleat or a bat barrel Everything else of course is just there So I can set nothing in the middle there Let's cover both of those there. I mean all across the sports obviously basketball and football are much more expensive than baseball, but It's like create some great products here It truly is flawless All right. Good luck guys. Here we go First one Jose Altuve 19 out of 20. I think these are all gonna be 180s Dusty with the Astros to start us off triple relic Mark Maguire that is Oakland age edition one out of 20 Oakland going to Daniel Jason Hayward nice signature there flawless performance is for Chicago when he was a cub I don't know if he's still a cub or not. He might be Cubs to go to Dusty and we got a rookie patch signature to 15 Andrew Vaughn Chicago White Sox One out of 15. Very nice Dusty also with the White Sox. Dang. There you go, man. Shoot. Nice little RPA right there for Andrew Vaughn and the White Sox and a majestic tag at the bottom Clark Schmidt three color patch at the top Debbie Garcia Clark Schmidt to 10 dual for the Yankees Yanks Josh S with that one thick mama too Leody Tavares for Texas RPA to 20 19 out of 20 Texas Rangers going to Michael Olsa.  Hey, what a break Dusty Sure Very solid stuff here But wait, there's more. There's at least two more hits guys. Good luck the Jaspy Backwards a while One of four Jonathan India for Cincinnati Look at that The rookie of the year that's uh since Andy Reds Justin Snyder with that one. What's up, Aaron? How you doing buddy? Very nice All right, good luck guys last hit right here It's green. We've got a flawless green. That should be out of five blue ink blue team Two out of five Ronald Acuna, Jr Autograph there you go Ronald Acuna, Jr. Michael Olsa with that one Atlanta Braves There you go solid solid briefcase. Obviously. I wish there was more hits to go around but We do have the second half in the store so again, no middle card maybe potentially in the second half No rpa as well like in the in case so there could be a nice big rookie hiding or maybe a veteran who knows um But I would say pretty nice stuff though. We did get a rookie diamond though. Do gold diamonds there But all in all very very nice case There you go. So I know some of you may have one hit list Maybe only got one or two hits but I appreciate you guys Uh, like I said second half's in the store jasby's case race dot com


Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Jonathan Gluckman from Sixth Wave Innovations. How are you Dr. Gluckman? I'm wonderful. Thanks for having me today. Thanks. Dr. Gluckman, it's such a pleasure to meet you in person. I've heard so much about you in the marketplace and in particular, I understand that you now have, you're developing a new technology that's going to help us with the testing for COVID-19. Is that true? Yeah. Yeah, we have been drawing on our past experience in developing molecularly imprinted polymers. We've successfully launched other products and commercialized them that have very, very similar properties. So for us, the extension to detecting a virus, we treat a virus just like any other molecule. It happens to be a relatively large molecule for us relative to other ones we've looked at, but essentially we'll create a molecular imprint for it. That will isolate that virus from other viruses based on its size and its shape and the specifics of the spike proteins and such that are on it. And then once we capture it in our polymer, we'll be able to do detection either using color metrics or electronics. Well, I'll tell you, that sounds absolutely super exciting, but I am often called in to translate the scary smart club down to investment quality talk.  So basically what you have is a COVID-19 test that allows them not to stick a Q-tip up my nose. Is that correct? We're moving in those directions, yeah. So essentially you can think about our polymer almost exactly like an antibody in the body. So if you think about the virus itself, it's got its size and its shape. And we create an imprint in our polymer for that exact virus. And then we'll detect that directly based on our chemistry. So we really don't care where the sample comes from. So we're planning to introduce this into some standard kinds of color tests, maybe a lateral flow test that people have heard about. But more importantly, we're going to be working to integrate this into masks and breathalyzers. And then we can just utilize the breath as we all know that's the main transmission method. And so if you think about putting a mask on, not only will that mask provide protection from other people who might be infected and provide protection from you if you happen to be infected, but it could also right there be the test for COVID. So anytime you take that off, you could look at it and perhaps see a color change and know, oh my gosh, I must have that. It's time for me to isolate. But more importantly, we're going to start integrating this into either OCR, those little barcodes, if you will, so we could set a barcode that could be scanned by your telephone and then software to tell you that you've been infected, or even integrate that into an RFID chip so that all of that electronic transmission, the ability to collect tracing and tracking information is right there with the test. No additional infrastructure, no worries about data entry mistakes and that kind of stuff. So we're really trying to make this simple, cost effective, inexpensive so everybody can do it all the time and get to feeling more comfortable about being out and opening up society again. So Dr. Gleckman, I have to tell you, all of that sounds really amazing, but I don't understand it other than I know we're talking nanotechnology. And I understand that your COVID-19 test will alleviate us from some of the more intrusive testing practices that they're currently utilizing. Can you tell us more about that, please? Yeah, so our technology is pointed to being able to detect the COVID-19 from your breath or from other sources. So we're not only working on that, but we recently were just given a grant by the Canadian government to work with York University and CTRI to actually take our molecular imprint version and use that for detection of the virus and wastewater supplies and air handling systems and all the other kinds of methods that this might be transmitted. Well, speaking of that, getting a Canadian grant is, I have to tell you, quite a miracle. So obviously, you have some competitive advantages with your technology. Can you talk to us a little bit about what made you, separated you from the pack and helped you receive that very prominent award? Oh, well, thank you. So our technology is built completely on polymers. So the good news is that we don't have to wait for viruses to be grown, for antibodies to be discovered, for those things to be grown in large measure and put into tasks. So once we know what the virus is, we can start making our molecular imprints very quickly, which means that our time to market for this and for any new virus that comes out is much faster than other tasks. We don't need heavy electronics, so it doesn't have to be administered by skilled people. It doesn't need a laboratory in order to get the results. And as you stated earlier, you know, we don't need to stick something up into our brains in order to collect a sample and worry about having a nurse practitioner or some skilled physician there to be able to collect those samples. Those are going to be significant advantages. Also it will be much cheaper and much easier for us to produce in mass. We don't have to worry about reagent shortages and all of the rest of the things which we've seen the supply chain have direct impact on our ability to get this under control.  You have to listen to him. I mean, it's like every other email in my inbox is we have the answer. We have a better test or we have a potential solution. And obviously this is our number one mandate for all of us as we would like to return back to whatever normal is. So I'll tell you, can you tell us maybe, I think what we'd really like to hear and I'm certain this is going to be challenging for you. Most very bright people don't like to brag about themselves, but can you tell us a little bit more about your background and why you may be the answer we're seeking? So everything that we do here as a company starts from, what is it that we're trying to accomplish? What is needed out there in the environment? And so the pandemic provided a unique opportunity, which was a follow on actually of some initial work we had done in 2016 when Ebola was the big virus everybody was working on. And so we start with the premise of, hey, how are we going to gain trust? What is it that we need to test for? How do people get involved in controlling their own destiny with regard to this virus and their exposure to it? And once we started there, then we could start defining what a good product needs to be. And then we could decide, hey, can our technology meet that requirement? And in this case, we can. We can create something because it's all in synthetics and plastics. Not only can we create something that's fast and easy to use, which we've done before in other products, but it's something that everybody should want to use and nobody should need any training to be able to use. And those are the most important things, accuracy of the test, sensitivity of the test. And of course, if it's going out for point of use and for personal use, is it going to be able to be used? This should be as simple as a pregnancy test or a blood glucose test. And that's what we can accomplish. Well, as we like to say in the South, amen. And you certainly have gained my trust, Dr. Gluckman, and you came highly, highly recommended to us. So I don't know if you can comment on this yet, but in an ideal situation, clearly we want to get you to market as quickly as possible. What kind of timeline, best case scenario are we looking at? We're very hopeful that we're going to have a first proof of demonstration that we're actively collecting the COVID-19 virus in between 90 and 120 days from now. Not too long after that, we'll have our first test that we'll be able to start doing certification testing. We're looking very, very much forward to not only working on the government grant that we've been issued, but also with a lot of the infrastructure here in the Halifax area and in the Alberta area, where we're already teaming with the University of Alberta and the Virology Institute there to help us gain access to the virus and to help us move forward. So between the connections that we have in industry and the connections that we have with the federal governments, we're hoping to move this very, very quickly to market. So the technology will be in market best case scenario when? I would say just after the first of the year, if we're really looking back. If we're really lucky and we get everybody behind you, is that correct? That's right, yeah. So, Dr. Gluckman, you know, I know you're so incredibly busy trying to get this to market for all of us, for the benefit of all of us. I've had a COVID-19 test, it took me a day and a half to recover from. And so we're all cheering for you. So there's a lot of different companies that are on the market right now. I think just in your neck of the woods, there's a company called Sona. Can you tell us how you kind of compare with companies like that? Well, that's a great question. You know, there are three basic kinds of tests that have been marketed and they're coming out. The one that we all know about most is PCR, where they have a big electronics and you have to send your samples in and wait a few days for your results back. But Sona and other people are coming out with antigen tests and antibody tests, and they're trying to incorporate them into these lateral flow, kind of like a pregnancy test is. And they're looking for different things. So an antibody test is actually testing for your immune response to the virus. Well, that's interesting to know, but you've already been infecting people, so it's a little bit late to be looking for antibodies because they take time to show up in the body. Antigen tests are kind of looking for the virus, but in order to produce an antigen test, you have to produce a bunch of antibodies and incorporate them into the test. And that makes the time to develop them and field them kind of long, that's why we're six months into this pandemic already, and you're just starting to see those tests come out. And as we've seen, the reliability of some of those tests has been fairly low, and so they're going to continue to have some problems. I'm loving being here in Halifax. It's a wonderful place to be. We're so lucky that, you know, Sona's working on some piece of this, and the Dalhousie University people are working on pieces of this. We're very lucky to be in a nice little epicenter here of a lot of good work being done on this pandemic and viruses in general. And we have unique problems here, you know, with tourism being a major source of income and shipping and those kinds of things. Our goal is to get those things back moving as quickly as possible in a safe way. And so we're really hoping that we'll be able to overcome some of the challenges that these other tests have faced. We'll be able to implement our tests in ways that those tests can't be matured to, that just is no logical pathway to get them there. And we're really excited about being able to contribute something good to humanity and everybody's lives. Well, I'll tell you, we're all cheering for you. So everybody out there, an investor intel, we've got nanotechnology, we have the sixth wave, we have Dr. Jonathan Gluckman. And if you don't mind Dr. Gluckman, we would like to interview you every couple of weeks as we watch this race for better COVID-19 testing. Thank you so much. Great. It was a pleasure to be with you. I look forward to chatting again.


we're gonna go to techno play sax club I don't know I think this video is a DOF I don't think they're gonna let this go up thank you so we're in Berlin ignore that this vlog is just gonna be a lot of this I know if you guys are gonna love it the view is pretty lit except for that that's that's cruise no the view is pretty nice it's raining I don't really have a rain jacket I hate this yeah I hate oh I can't see oh that wasn't very creative of me how do that really good holiday Gavin's just in bed I'm watching football yeah I know I'm gonna have to bleep everything the bells are going we said we leave by 12 wait who's fault is that I'm ready yeah but it took me a while to get ready but I look really good so yeah football good well we get the McRib today please no I want to get the McRib does anyone know what the McRib it's like the sing and a McDonald's and they're kind of obscure I used to get them when we were in Munich we got like four McRibs it's so hard to control the control is not nice your ET your Indiana Jones all your bits and your plane and give your record player left turn to the view on the right side of the restaurant I feel like you just hate it when I have my vlog fam there's the Jake Paul to my tana mojo there's my don't ever call me Jake don't I'm such a tana I can't stop it not even like you recording yourself at straw we're not 11 these blogs through the power of editing this can be really funny don't talk to me and when I'm hungover I'm quite the I literally just said but we've decided go Berlin wall for a last bit of the two wall hollers and yeah more so for Gavin I'm like kind of just like can we go get a kebab I'm hungry but um what oh I'm so cultured I want to go see the Berlin wall we're home it was like okay we broke up yeah our hair is really greasy um yeah this is in the NPS blog censored it's been really I didn't record I'm swearing damn it that's it it's anything great I got your hands covered it look folks I didn't get to record as much as I want to because I was so busy and she kept sorry so yeah but like we had a great time I recommend Berlin even though half you people have already been there I nearly said the C word guys sorry about this bye I'm gonna just use the clip of me saying I don't think they're gonna let this go up and I think that's gonna be the video and it's just gonna be really like really bad to be like two minutes long that's the intro go on ahead


I really enjoyed the effects of this stuff. I felt like it really brings their testosterone back to normal or above very quick. I liked the strength on this. It almost seemed like I was maintaining a big size or even getting a little bit bigger, which is a little bit weird since this is like a natural testosterone support mix. Hey what's up guys it's Josh here. Today I want to do a little review on this product called Testes. Now I do think this name is pretty funny. It's kind of hilarious. It does fit with the product that they're going for, but you know if I had a wife like hey babe can you grab my testes for me? Thanks. It's just hilarious that it has this name. But it does fit the product that they're going for and I gotta say when I first ordered some of these products, this was the product that I wanted to try the most. As with all the other products, they fill it pretty much to the brim now. I did have two bottles of this stuff so I've kind of been zigzagging in between each one but I've tried this product quite a bit and it looks like I haven't even touched it so I love the hard tin on it too. Anyways there's a lot of little things in this blend so I'm going to go over them really quick and I'm going to be going over just how it made me fail. I'm just going to go off based on the research that I've done in the past because I know about most of these products. So Epinidium that is actually one that I don't know very much about. Maybe I'll put something on screen about it. Maca extract, now Maca is an adaptogen. I don't really know if it's supposed to increase testosterone but I've heard all sorts of things about it improving libido. I've always liked Maca, I like it in this mix. Oyster peptide, now I have never tried actual oysters or oyster peptide but I remember this James Bond, I think it was You Only Live Twice where he's staying with this girl and the girl offers him some oysters and he's like, hey are we going to get it on later and she's like, oh no and he's like, oh well I guess I don't need these oysters then so it's like oysters, we're on our honeymoon. No honeymoon, this is business. Well I won't need these. They've known for a long time that oysters are kind of like an aphrodisiac or they just improve libido and possibly testosterone as well. Okay Wolfberry extract, I have not looked that up, don't know what it is, I'll try to put it on screen. Alright then you've got this weird name, it's like polygatius, polysaccharides. I did look that up at one point and I think that's just a really high quality of sugar.  At that point I already knew that I was kind of at my max with caffeine if there was any product that contained any caffeine I would not have taken it so it was just kind of learning about this product I really wish they put it on the side because there was another time that I took a full three scoops really late at night as well and I don't know for sure if it has caffeine but when I looked up Grauana and ginseng at least one of them contains actual caffeine and the other one is supposed to be a stimulant and they have really high doses in here of 800 milligrams Grauana and 500 milligrams ginseng then you've got 90 milligrams vitamin C at like 60% of the daily value that's always nice vitamin C it helps with absorption vitamin E so this is interesting because I just did a review on Organa and what I said was weird about Organa is that I mean I don't think there was any supplement in that mix that had over 150% of the daily value most of them were around 100 if not below 100 so it's interesting that they'll put 2,666% of vitamin E in here I'm curious why they put so much in this mix but then you buy a multivitamin and it's very bare bones zinc now zinc I remember one of my friends when I was like 18 19 he was like 25 and I remember him saying like oh don't you know that zinc helps your sex life at one point he was dating an older girl and the girl told him hey make sure to take your zinc because like you know I want you to be firing on all cylinders so I always remember that zinc is a notorious testosterone support usually use it with magnesium and with a couple other things but I think there's something with vitamin D zinc and magnesium if I'm not mistaken I think they all work interchangeably selenium now you got quite a bit of selenium I do not know exactly what it does I assume it's supposed to help with testosterone you got 700% of it in here sunflower lecithin now what's interesting is somebody in the last month or two I was watching a YouTube video and I remember somebody saying that lecithin actually turns into straight-up semen in the body and that's like what it's made of I'm not too sure but it would make sense because you put three full grams in here 3,000 milligrams of sunflower lecithin so if it does turn into semen then it's like gonna help you a lot because that is quite a bit and they always use soy lecithin which I just I don't know if you've done any research on soy but it has so many hormone disrupting properties it's so bad for males and so you fused lecithin which is supposed to turn into semen with soy I don't know that just seems like not good for you but soy lecithin is in everything they do not use the sunflower version so okay arginine now arginine is just for blood flow from my understanding and you know you got a really reasonable dose here at 1500 milligrams I don't know why they didn't use citrulline but it is what it is that should give you a little bit of pump lysine I thought lysine was kind of for your eyes but maybe it's for testosterone as well and then you got this piegium bark I don't know what that is I feel like that's actually pretty potent though so if it does do something good I will make sure to put it on screen tongkat alie extract tonga alie about 400 milligrams per day has the effect of raising free testosterone and overall testosterone by about a hundred to 200 points now you got that at 400 milligrams I don't really know the straight-up dose for tongkat alie but I follow so many people that are really really big in the natural space and one of their go-to kind of like miracle supplements is this tongkat alie it's supposed to neutralize I think a lot of free radicals and it's also supposed to boost testosterone in men so you got that 400 milligrams here I think that's a pretty big dose that's almost like one full capsules worth and the last thing you got here is this phadogea aggressus at 1000 milligrams aka one gram and I think there was somebody who went on Joe Rogan or the Joe Rogan experience and was explaining how phadogea aggressus it really either boosts testosterone or it mimics testosterone in the body phadogea aggressus will actually make the testes grow it's a it's a noticeable difference so that everybody wants that I was always really interested to try it out and now that I can say that I have so I was starting off the gate with taking three full scoops now that's actually what you're supposed to take it says up here each serving is 21 grams and it doesn't tell you how many scoops to take so I do got to say this company does need to tighten up their labels a little bit every product is supposed to show like the inactive ingredients like you show these and then you show like the extra stuff it hasn't it there's been products that don't have that at all like even this one this one does not say anything extra that it puts in there and every single product has a few extras that they put in there you know and there's something in here that's just like a stimulants and also like really increases blood pressure I was noticing that every time I have not actually taken my blood pressure but every time I would notice this stimmy feel this blood pressure increased 100% which could equal some sort of extra testosterone support because usually more blood flow gives you more testosterone and then higher testosterone is probably going to increase your blood pressure a little bit I'm not too sure it might lower it in certain situations because testosterone can be like a super food or a super supplement for guys when they get older when I was taking two to three scoops every day I just love the extra benefits that I had it was almost like taking like a low dose of turquesterone or a low dose of some sort of hormone supports my muscles felt big I felt great I looked great my strength was great I cut off the other pro hormones and the turquesterones and all those to jump into this product and it probably took me four to five days of three scoops to get almost 100% back to normal where my testes were a big size I don't know if you guys are familiar but usually when your testosterone is lower your testes are smaller when you're in normal testosterone or high testosterone your testes are bigger so I noticed that my testes felt really big and really good well you know off four to five days of this stuff it almost felt like I could just quit taking it I kind of got myself back to a baseline but if you're somebody who wants those constant effects you could keep taking it from there and I kind of like this and I kind of don't because it's hard to take three scoops you know it's really stimulating like I would almost recommend that everybody start off with like a scoop and a half I also recommend taking this before your caffeine and waiting about 30 minutes or so before you have any more because it feels like there is caffeine in here or some other stimulant so you don't want to take your full dose of caffeine have like a big full three scoops of this and drink it you're gonna be feeling pretty crazy at least I would be but I do got to say I really enjoyed the effects of this stuff I felt like it really brings your testosterone back to normal or above very quick I liked the strength on this it almost seemed like I was maintaining a big size or even getting a little bit bigger which is a little bit weird since this is like a natural testosterone support mix so I would think like you know I'd have to take maybe two weeks or so before I get that kind of effect but my muscles look big my strength was good everything was great about this stuff maybe you would save a little bit of money only taking one scoop or scoop and a half two scoops and if you're somebody who's you know you're getting older you kind of need something for a little bit of a daily testosterone support this is a great product because like I wouldn't recommend taking those full three scoops unless you're coming off some sort of steroid or 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Let's go over to our man, Mr. Daryl Mott, at Apex Investing. Daryl Mott, what's going on, brother? Hey, how you doing? Doing great, man. You yourself? Doing fantastic. So, China's giving us some volatility lately here, huh? Yeah, China, man. That market is a little rocket ship. There's no two ways about it. I thought everything was going to be good. Yesterday morning, we started off with, we almost got a deal, and then 10 o'clock rolled around, and the market rolled around, too. Well, do you see they also cut all their housing prices by 10%, but the largest housing company cut all their houses by 10% on the buy prices, and they're also cutting their automobile prices like crazy. So they're trying to do what they can to figure out how to stimulate things and give them to go on. Well, that'll get us some stimulation. Sure, right. You know, who's going to pay the bills for all the debt that's out there? We've seen what China tries to intervene, though. It's like, that usually means there's problems, and that's really tough to intervene to the level that you can prop up a market that big. Yeah. I think that's sort of what's been weighed on the markets here, so it's that whole You know, there's really the economic, the fundamental there, you know, China's massive, and I think what is it, 75% of their income is in real estate, or their savings is in real estate on families over there, compared to 25% in the U.S. So when their real estate goes down, like, it takes everything down. Yeah. And you know, what happens, folks, is that you can, like, when I look back, I remember even 10, 15, well, let's see, 10 years ago it would be, yeah, more than that now, because we're talking 2005, 2006, the whole world thought that China was going to go bust because they were building so dramatically, and they were called empty cities. Well, guess what? Most of those cities are totally filled up, not only filled up, but they're making money here into a fist. So I guess when you get a country that has only been in capitalism, some sort of capitalism anyway, the last 30 years, that's what happens, you know? Shanghai. I mean, the Shanghai just went from 2440 up to 3,000 in two months. Not a bad pop. Oh my God. Amazing. So currency-wise, what are we looking at currency-wise out here, Darryl? Well, I mean, pound and euro, right? Yeah. So it's probably volatility shooting up on those, so it causes some good movement. And those are really, you know, a pound dollar, year dollar, been the two I've been looking at today. So what about yourself? Yeah. And that, well, I mean, we know that's all about Brexit, and that's the thing that's between the pounds and the euro, that's what's going to move the dollar.  There's no doubt. But the pound looks to me like it really wants to go topside the huge way.  But yeah, it basically just keeps fighting for that. There's a lot of positive expectations. They're going to figure something out. And, you know, it's hard to read. It's like a big soap opera going on over there. So. It's pretty crazy. We're in March, right? And we've been talking about March 29th for years. And I guess what? It's March of 2019. And is there any clarity? There is. I'm a little sarcastic in that the hard Brexit, there's some clarity, but. The hard Brexit, there is. But other than that, there isn't. And if you asked even three months ago, how much clarity are you going to have on, what is it, the 6th of March, 5th of March, you would have said, I hope more than we have right now. But the market, avoiding that one thing of a hard Brexit, that's almost all the market really cares about at this point. It seems like one day that person, I think there's going to be an extension. And the real question is going to be, is it a large extension, a small extension? And then the next day, it's like, okay, May might pull this off.  When you say pull this off, what does that mean? What is, I don't even know what her pulling it off is at this point. Pulling it off is that they'll sign away exactly how it is right now. Meaning, because what she did yesterday is they gave $2 billion to a couple of counties that have all the labor secretaries in it. Yes. And if they get them on her side, what she has on the table right now will pass, even with the backstop in it. Okay.  Yeah, that's how any negotiation really is. So, yeah. Pretty intense, man. Pretty intense. It is, man. At the end of the day, though, it adds volatility, which is good for us as traders. Definitely. There's no doubt. Folks, you can find Darryl every trading day at ApexInvesting.com. Darryl, you have a great one, safe one. Hey, are you getting cold in Texas, too, or is it going to? Oh, it is. It has been insanely cold here. Yes. So it got down that far. Wow, man. Yeah. Single digits. Okay. Stay warm, brother. How about it? You too. Sarah there, folks. Tommy and I are coming right back. We have the Dow down 15. Nasdaq top 12. We'll come right back.


What is up guys, Karma Medic here and welcome back to another dose. If you're new to the channel, hi, my name is Nasser and I'm now a third year medical student studying at Kings College London. Today's video is all about why I study in four hour blocks. And I'm not talking about four hours of half studying, a little bit of procrastinating and chilling here and there. I'm talking about four hours of productive efficient studying in a row. Now usually when people find out that I study in four hour blocks as opposed to 25 minutes or one hour, two hour, even three hour blocks, most of them tell me that's not possible. There's no way you can stay focused for that long. You probably aren't efficient. You're probably wondering in your mind and things like that. But honestly, I genuinely study for four hours in a row and I'm motivated and I'm productive and I'm efficient. And I'm going to explain all of that in today's video. I'm going to explain two things. One, why I study in four hour blocks and two, how I study in four hour blocks. So let's tackle the why first. When I sit down on my desk over here or in the library in order to study, what is my goal? My goal is to complete as much work as possible to be as productive and as efficient as possible. Now me personally, when I get into the zone for studying, I don't want to leave that zone. I don't want to get up. I don't want to procrastinate. I don't want to change what it is that I'm doing because I've already done the most difficult part of sitting down to study, which is to get into the studying mood and zone. And the more breaks that I take or reasons I give myself to get up and off of my desk, that's another opportunity for me to have to get back into the studying zone, which I don't want to do. So generally speaking, when I'm studying for exams, I do two four hour blocks in my day from nine to one and from three to seven. And that way I only have to enter the studying mood two times once at nine AM and once at one PM. Now, this is the main reason that I personally don't use the Pomodoro timer because every 25 minutes, it's basically giving me an excuse and encouraging me to check my phone or to chill or to get up off my desk or whatever, which is inevitably going to lead to me procrastinating and doing something for longer than just five minutes. One thing that I really like about my method of doing two four hour blocks in my day is that I'm done pretty much all the work that I need to do by seven PM. Now imagine doing eight hours of productive and useful work and also being done by seven PM.  That can be exercise, socializing with friends, playing video games, making YouTube videos or basically anything. You just give yourself a lot of free time and still do lots and lots of work during the day. Now I understand obviously different studying techniques and timetables and schedules and whatever work for different people. I'm just saying as far as maximizing efficiency, if you condense all of the work that you have to do into the beginning part of the day, that leaves a lot of hours at the end of the day for you to do whatever you want. Alright, I think I've preached long enough now about why I really like my four hour block method. Now let me tell you how it is that I can actually stay focused and work for four hours in a row. I'm going to break this down into five key sections. The first is to plan the night before. And what I mean by this is that when I wake up in the morning and I know that I'm going to start studying at nine am, I've already decided exactly what it is that I'm going to do at nine am, which means that there's no friction or no time wasted in trying to figure out what do I need to study what have I done enough of what is left for me to do etc etc. I've already decided that and planned it the night before. So when I sit down at eight 59, I start exactly at nine and I can get immediately into the studying zone that is actually really really key if you're struggling to get into the study zone have a predetermined plan of what it is that you're going to do during that time. So for example, tomorrow at nine am, I'm going to study for the USM of the exam, which is here. So tonight, before I go to sleep, I'm going to open this book to the page that I'm going to be starting on tomorrow and I'm going to put a pen inside of it. That way tomorrow when I take this book, which is already laying on my desk in a nice and convenient place for me to begin work, I can literally flip open to the page of exactly where I'm going to start on top of that, you can see on my desktop over here that I'm already going to go down to the video that I'm going to watch tomorrow morning. I'm going to open it and it's going to be ready just waiting for me to sit down, hit play and begin work. Section number two, don't give yourself a reason to get up and away from your desk. Before I start work at nine am, I've already made my cup of coffee, I've gotten a couple of snacks and I've organized everything around me that I will possibly need in the next four hours, so that I can minimize the amount of times that I need to get up and out of my chair. The reason that I do this is because every time you get up and out of your chair, you're giving yourself opportunity for distraction and reason for procrastination. For example, if I go to the kitchen, I'll make myself a snack or a drink, I'll knock on my sister's door and ask her what's going on. Let's have a chat. Every time I leave my room and I leave that studying zone and studying environment, I'm giving myself reasons and excuses and opportunities for procrastination. Now, this is going to be slightly controversial, I'm sure, but I honestly don't allow myself to get up and out of my desk until I've done an hour of studying. The thought process that I have in my mind is that if I haven't been able to sit down and do productive solid work for an hour, do I really deserve to go take a break? Do I really deserve to go procrastinate and fill up my drink and get more snacks or take some time off? No, I need to first do a bunch of productive work before I can even think about the idea of getting up and procrastinating. And usually when I push myself to say that extra 15 minutes, I actually end up studying for another 30 minutes or 45 minutes or whatever before getting out of my chair because I want to finish, for example, the video that I'm doing or the section that I'm doing or the page that I'm writing. I just give myself reasons to continue studying. You know, I'm almost done with this section. I'm almost done with this video. I'm almost done with blah, blah, blah, blah, and I just try my best to keep myself situated at my desk. You know what? Now that I say all of this out loud, I'm starting to sound a little bit crazy, but just stay with me here. The point of section number two is to only get up and off of your desk when you really need to. Section number three is for the love of God, just get rid of your phone. Your phone is your worst enemy when it comes to studying time. If you hear any notification, if you hear a buzzing, if you even look at your phone, or if you even think of your phone, you're so likely to just without even thinking reach over and grab it and check it. I'm guilty of doing this all the damn time. And because I'm a human and I'm prone to checking my phone and getting all of these addicting notifications and numbers and messages, I have two ways in order to completely eliminate my phone from my studying environment. Step number one is to put your phone out of sight. If you can't see your phone, you're less likely to think of it, you're less likely to notice it, and you're just less likely to check it overall. Step number two is to put your phone out of reach. That creates a huge barrier.  You're probably be like, oh, it's just two steps away over there on the bed.  Wow, I've been talking a lot this video. All right, section number four is about giving yourself rewards while you're studying. Genuinely, no joke. Probably what gets me through studying sessions the most is the idea of rewarding myself with either something to drink or something to eat or going out with my friends or playing video games or whatever. Just having these rewards that I make for myself that I can only unlock once I've done a certain amount of studying. For example, like I mentioned before, I literally don't allow myself to go get a refill of my coffee or brew a tea or anything like that until I've done at least an hour of studying. It's just now an ingrained rule in my head, like, dude, you're not going to have coffee or more tea unless you do more work, so you better get that done first if that's what you want to do. My mentality when it comes to doing four hour blocks is very simple. If I work from zero till two hours, well then all I have to do is do the exact same thing that I just did one more time and I'll be done with my four hour block. It's the same thing like when I go for a 10K run. If I run five kilometers in one direction away from my house, well then I kind of have to run the other five kilometers in the opposite direction to get back home. And that way when I sit down for a four hour block of studying, really all I need to focus on is getting through the next two hours. Because once I've done two hours well then I just have to repeat what I've already done and I'll be done with four hours.  Okay and the fifth and final section is about setting standards for yourself. For me personally, once I've done a four hour block of studying, I know that that is something that I am now capable of. And so next time I come to studying, if I study for three hours or two hours, then I'm like, well this isn't really as best as I can do. This isn't pushing myself to my maximum efficiency or capacity. I've done a four hour block before. That means that I'm capable of doing it again. And I keep up that standard and I keep studying four hour blocks because I know that I can reach that level of capacity and productivity. It's the same thing like once I've done a 10 kilometer run, I know that I'm capable of running 10 kilometers. And so I keep running 10 kilometers every time because now that's my new baseline. That's what I'm capable of achieving. I don't like to give myself excuses or reasons to do something at a lesser level than what I've done before. I feel like I've done it once. I'm capable of doing that and so I can keep up that standard. Now obviously you can probably see with a slippery slope that comes along with this line of thinking. I'm not crazy. I'm not a robot. I obviously have times when I can't study for four hours. If I follow everything that I'm saying about 80% of the time then I'm doing a fantastic job because the other 20% is just real life. Things happen, things come up, you need to change and you need to be flexible. But this is my line of thinking. This is my philosophy and this is what I try to upkeep as much as I possibly can. Okay and that is it. I hope you guys have found this video useful. I hope you've enjoyed it and if you did please do leave a like on this video and subscribe to my channel to see more content from me in the future. If you have any tips for how you like to study or know something that works very well for you and would like to share it with the rest of the community please do so in a comment down below. I love reading and replying to all of your comments and that is it for me. I will see you guys in the next video. Peace. What video are we doing today? Why I study in four hour blocks. Let's go.


Buy My Coins is the best place to get Madden Coins for anything.  New York Giants! Weirdly, and I don't know why, but the most requested team for this whole thing was the Giants. I don't know if Giants fans are just like super dedicated or something. That's probably the case, but the Giants are not a good team. Sorry, but they're not. So I don't know why this one was so heavily requested. We're going to run Eli Manning instead of Daniel Jones. I know I normally wouldn't do that, but Eli Manning is a Giants goat, and I feel like I kind of owe him that. We have Odell, of course, 99 overall. We got Joe, Jaravicious, 99. Dude, this guy's 6'5". Also, Herman Moore. Love Herman Moore. Then we got Victor Cruz and David Tyrese. So the wide receivers, there's five of them, or they're all 98 or 99. Seguan, people still use this card all the time. It's so good. Evan Angrum, 99. And a solid offensive line. Defensively also really good. Lawrence Taylor and Swamp of Thad, a 99 overall. Keith Bullock, 95. David Mayo, 88. And he's white. That's great. Marcus Golden. Jabril Peppers, University of Michigan, 99 overall. James Bradbury. Michael Strahan, which I recently lost on Willemont. Linvol Joseph. Damon Harrison, current lion. Leonard Williams. Deandre Baker. Jason Seahorn. This is a 95 overall, so it's really good. I just don't know. We'll see how this goes. Pocket Deadeye, Hot Route Master and Protected. That's some Eli Manning abilities right there. But it should be fun because Hot Route Master and Protected is pretty ridiculous. All right, boys. Without further ado, New York Giants. Wish me luck. All right, boys. We're starting with the ball and the Giants theme team. Odell is my kicker turner. I think he should have jukebox or something. I know he's got X-Factor on him. I just don't know what. So I'm going to have to, I don't think that's, oh, maybe that is human joystick. I don't know if that's human joystick or not, but I'll be really excited if he has it. Oh, he does. Yo, so Odell does have human joystick. He's got slain specialist in route technician and Barkley has leapfrog evasive inside Zonguru. We might as well get a little use out of that inside Zonguru right now. Okay.  I actually hate him so much. Let's see if we can hit Herman Moore on this little corner route right here.  Look at me, dude. I'm throwing a corner route. Loser. All right. What's the one that everybody runs? See, Thrown was trying to tell me what I'm supposed to do with this. All right, let's try this. I just did a bunch of hot routes and we're going to try it out. No. X was wide open. Just Michael Strahan got to be too fast. Damn. All right, we're going to try again. Somebody get open. Stop. Dude, I'm blocking six and I'm protecting. Chill out. It's Larry, third and 27.  Okay, we got to put a double team on him. I don't know if this is going to work or not, but I just, I hope it does. Oh, no. Oh, no. No. Let's go. Fourth and one. Let's give it to Saquon. Okay, I bet you he's blitzing everybody, but I feel like Saquon can get one yard. Yes, sir. And more. Let's go. We really just dug out of third and 27. Eli Manning is throwing bullets. Well, dude, so he's got pocket dead eyes so long as I stay in the pocket and trust me, I'm not moving. I got 55 speed. I'm going to be throwing dots every single time. All right, let's try that same exact thing. Literally a corner route on each side. Let's try this. Oh, it's a five-man rush. Anchor him. Oh my God. I'm doing it. I've become what I hate. I'm on the dark side right now, dude. Let's see it, Odell. Yes, sir. Oh, no. Oh, no. Come on, let's go. Dude, he was blanking it too. I'm going to blitz Lawrence Taylor. I feel like I feel, oh, Michael Strahan. Dude, with Michael Strahan on the right side and Lawrence Taylor on the left, this is not fair. I'm just going to blitz both of them. Go in the middle. Throw in the middle.  I should have picked that off, too. Got a punt already. This is a very good start. I have no shame and no pride in myself. I will throw corner routes up and down. I don't care. This is going to Odell. I have no pride. Look, listen, guys. Throne taught me how to throw corner routes.  Oh, it feels so good. It feels so good. This used to happen to me every single game for the whole game. And now I can do it to someone else. I'm just going to hit Engram. Oh, it's too easy. This game is too easy. I still is. I love this game. I mean, in fairness, my opponent is not very good and doesn't know how to stop it. All right, we're going to try half-backed gut, which is usually a really bad play. Oh my god, I'm on the one. All right, we're just going to hit Odell or hit Odell right in the middle again. Blitz him. Blitz him. See ya. I made a bad decision. We have to run the most head-ass play to go for this. I'm going to run read-option, and I'm going to keep it with Eli Manning. Ooh, maybe not. Yeah, just kidding. I'm going to audible into a pass. Maybe Herman Moore is going to get some action here. And I'll also send Barclay underneath just in case. Herman Moore. No. Oh my god. Is it, is it bum o'clock already? You're 99 overall. All right, Lawrence Taylor is coming in hot. I've got the underneath. Michael Strahan.  I got Lawrence Taylor coming in right now, 3rd and 19. I know he doesn't want to. Oh, I got that though. Where are you going to throw though? He was so confident that I was going to step. Oh, Xbox is off.  Eli Manning. Tell me Eli Manning is not packing at least nine inches soft. Wait, what?  Let's go hop into another one. That was a really good game. Who plays in Dolphin Stadium? What's wrong with you, bro?  Texans, jerseys, Dolphin Stadium, Lamar at QBE.  It's going to be one of those games, is it? Well, my friend, I hope you're ready to get 18 corner routes thrown on you. That city, that city coming up. Evil. I literally feel evil.  I'm going to try and hit Odell on this crosser. I have no idea if this gets open or not. So, Eli's pretty open to me. Stupid. What? I am extending my ability to play this game a little bit too much right now. I'm reaching. He is in slot offset. This looks like RPOP's own bubble. Oh, read option. You got some balls, friend. I big time respect that plate color right there. Okay, we got to pass. I got underneath. Let's go. Cubie spy on Damon Harrison. That was an accident, but whatever. I don't really have a choice right now. Another underneath. Lawrence Taylor doesn't get him, but the rest of the boys do. I'm going to send the blitz. Good luck, boys. Slant, let's go. Defense is such clamps. Dude, literally just Michael Strayhan and Lawrence Taylor is so good. I am on Damon Harrison. And I really don't want to be. Oh, Lamar. Oh my God. We're in just this base. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. I'm not on the- There's nobody manned up on this dude right now. This is a problem. I have nobody on this guy. Slant, slant. I'm on it. Oh, are you serious? Okay. We're playing deep. Let's go. What is he going to do for 14 yards here? All over it. So he's going to scream over that. So D.I. Lewis has got a lot of room. Do we just- Do we know huddle peaks on bubble right now? I know huddle peaks on bubble. Yeah. Look, he's floating over there already. Well, you're making my life real easy then. I don't even have to make the read. I just hand it off every time. Let's see if he adjusts. You got to adjust, bro. Wow. He does not want to adjust.    So long as I get a touchdown before the half, I'll feel a lot better about this. I think I can hit Jaravicious. Oh no. Where the hell is that ball going? Eli Manning. Who did you just throw to? Oh my God. And prime time is breaking every tackle. Where could that have possibly been thrown to?  And now we're quickly falling apart. I think this is a run. Oh, it's not. I got the out route cover. Oh, Lamar's just going to take off. Understandably. Please get him. I think this might be a read option again. It's not. It's slant. Throws the right side slant. Definitely a good call. I was in such a good position and now I'm in such a bad position. Just like that. Why would you throw that slant, bro? That's the easiest route to read. Absolutely no red zone efficiency from this guy. He has zero red zone efficiency. Every point on the board right now is a defensive point. First in 10, I could not tell you what he's coming out in here. Ooh, more slants. They're very open. Seahorn spin. Okay. Wow. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Take it back. I'd be so frustrated if I was him. I'm going to try and hit Odell here. This actually works really well. Herman Moore don't fumble. We're on the two. I'm going for it.  I have not scored an offensive touchdown yet. I'm going for it. Yes, sir. Easy. He ran commit. I think he thought I was doing things on bubble again. Odell Beckham Jr. Their first offensive touchdown. Look, if you don't enjoy this game, I don't know what to tell you. This is a banger right now. I think I'm going to stick to this. I'm just going to use their Antoine Mathéa. Oh, wow. A slip screen. Pretty good play call there. Damn. Is he really going to stay in five line? I got the underneath. I got the dig. I have everything right now. You're not going anywhere. Oh my God. Oh, no, no. I could hit 21 points off a defense. How have you not quit? Why are you still in this game? Okay. I'm going to look for Angram. Actually, no, that's just too open. Oh, oh, okay. Okay, Eli. How's it dead-eye? You threw it onto the sideline. Eli, could you fumble the bag harder, my guy? All right, let's just see where his user goes. We're going to throw the corner out on the opposite side. Oh, wait. Oh my God. Wait, is it his ball? Jeez. I'm having a bad day. Jibril. Same exact routes. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. But they all get that. Ah, well, look at that recovery speed. I got a QB spy on Marcus Golden. I've got everything underneath locked up. Get him. Get him. No, he's going to throw to that. No. And I'm usuring Damon Harrison because I fumbled the bag. Oh, okay. But we got this. My sailor gets his fourth sack of the day anyway. Damon Harrison. Damon Harrison.   It's 21 to 10 then. Why would you do that? Weird.  All right. I mean, I guess that makes sense because there's a lot of clock, but I'm going to get on my chewing, my chew-clack business. I would really like to get Saquon involved. I just don't know. I just had it outside of the pocket. I'm outside the pocket with Eli. Yep, that's what happens when you're outside the pocket. I don't know why I went over there, man. That's not his domain. Third and 11, I'm looking for Odell. He's 1,000% open. Corner routes are dumb. That's dumb. Am I going to stop doing it? Absolutely not. But it's dumb. Second and five, I'm going to hit a run play with Barclay this time. I just feel bad, bro. He's not. Oh, okay. Okay. I was going to say, he's not getting enough love, but that was kind of sick. Someone tell me why corner routes are just this dumb. Watch. I'm going to throw it to Odell again. Oh, wait. Wait, can I? Damn it. I'm so cocky.  Thankfully, though, that wasn't actually a pick because he wasn't in bounds. So he just called one of his timeouts. So if I could throw one more dot, I think I could basically secure the bag. Just got to get one first down here. Oh, yes. Easy money. Barclay. Barclay. No! Ah! Here's what I'm going to try. I'm going to try Odell on a crosser. I'm going to put Herman Moore on a hitch. I'm going to block Barclay. I am straight up looking for Odell Beckham Jr. here. Ah, but that's so open. Oh, did he catch that? All right. He held on to it. That was basically a punt. And I'm fine with that because I'm up by 11. Second and 19. Are you going to throw out my user? No. He's going to throw a tiger gill. It's very open though. Tyreek is open. Ah, I don't like this. Bradbury! Dude, that dude is a 92 overall. And he just screamed across to one hand. Dude, what? That should not have been allowed.  Hey, what a good way to end the Giants theme team. Right there.  Oh, we got two rage quits technically with the Giants team team. That's awesome. Thank you for watching as always. I apologize about the lighting today. It's raining out and I don't have my lighting kit because scuffed. I'll talk to you guys soon. Thanks for watching as always. Peace out.


Prime Minister Naredh Modi and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe launched the bullet train project that covers over 500 kilometres between Mumbai and Ahmedabad. While many hail this proposed high-speed rail project, many others have raised an alarm against it. Project will connect cities in the two Indian states of Maharashtra and Gujarat. These two states, along with the central government, will contribute Rs.1,10,000 crore to the project. The Japanese government is financing 81% of the cost with a Rs.88,000 crore soft yen loan carrying an interest rate of 0.1%. This is not sufficient as even if interest rates are low, the principal has to be returned in Japanese currency. Plus, the exchange rate is entirely to be borne by India. The repayment amount could rise to around Rs.1.5 lakh crores over 20 years without considering rising costs or delays that affect most of the infrastructure projects in India. The bullet train project is also economically unviable. It has to compete with airlines. The airfare between Mumbai and Ahmedabad is around Rs.2,000 and the travel takes just a little over an hour. The high-speed rail project fares are expected to be between Rs.3,000 to 5,000. At least one lakh people have to travel daily by the bullet train to make it profitable. This number is much higher than the average number of passengers travelling between the two cities. This has called it a vanity project because 95% of the passengers don't even use the faster Rajdhani or Shatabdi trains. A majority of passengers still find the fares unaffordable. This train will actually not help 95% of the railway travellers who travel with much inconvenience and without any comfort in sleeper class but will cater to only 5% of the high-fair passengers. They still have to make a difficult choice. Another criticism of the high-speed rail project is its preference over the present railway network in the country. Present railway network is marred by lack of security, infrastructure and an overall development. The railway stations stink. The passengers travel with risk. The railway network is burdened. There are regular derailments. Whether train or not, it will still be the most preferred choice for billions of Indians. Shouldn't that be the priority?


This is this little 500 right there. She has sand lot, it's 300. So let me pass this handle out. The first mud road, that's a triangle. But I've never saw the second one. The one that you told me to go around. The road. I dove head first into the bushes. That's why I'm here. Let's start 100 meters from the road closure and walk down. One handle? Oh! That was a bit of an idea. I have to do... Then I'm waiting on the other side of the building to see if there's any material or something else. Yes. We have to go in there. And here.  One building. Both are ok. Now they're under the arm.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com. Happy Wednesday. Yes, it's here. 2020 Topps transcendent baseball Random hit break number one. It's a 58 spot break. I think everyone kind of knows how this works by now there is eight separate things right here the the base set the sketch reproduction set a Bryce Harper one of one an autograph patch card or a cut signature book card a Oversize cut signature or an oversized autograph patch letter relic card. There's an original sketch card Which are always pretty cool a 1955 Superfracture one-of-one could be anybody and a VIP invite to an event Right, so that's one two three four five six seven and eight And the other 50 to make 58 spots will open up the autographs and we'll split all those up There'll be a lot of fun autos there, too big thanks to everyone right here whether you Whether you got spots straight up or whether you won spots. I appreciate you getting in So there's everybody right there. There's the number block spots right here, too Here are the results of the number block right there now. What we'll do is we're going to open up the case Show you all the hits, right? We'll do the autos first show you all the hits and we'll do all the encased stuff last And then I'll pause the video type in all of the hits and then when we come back from the positive video Then we'll do all the randomizing your names with the hits put them in the randomizer results tab on the bottom of your screen Right there and we'll match you up with something cool So here we go. Let's flip back to this screen right here. Hopefully everyone had a good good holiday And there's the case in the back over there. You can kind of see on the top camera spongy stuff Yeah There's the invite right here Yeah, I've got Sean Jaspy helping us out right here. I guess you have to RSVP by this state I don't know could could be could be delayed due to the pandemic, but Think they'll think they'll make it happen All right, so that's gonna go to somebody MLB hologram sticker right up here and all that jazz So, yeah, it looks like it's gonna flap out Look at that everyone can see on the top camera right and this is case 85 out of 95 I Slide this box out so empty box right here Here I know it's kind of hard to see right here, but it says 85 out of 95 right there on the bottom The hits are under this we got this must be the base set All right, so you can see since the case is 85 out of 95 there's 85 out of 95 so that will this will be the Right the 100 car transcendent club. So this is the sketch reproduction set right here We'll hear that Okay, so we've got all sorts of things this is this should be the autograph set One now this Because they changed the frames on us One year one year and then everything else is just in case stuff right so we can put that back I'm assuming it's the gold frames or the autos right that those are gold frames, right? Sorry, I'm watching someone else do Right those are gold frames, right? Just making sure all right So now let's pop these open Yes, all spots taken we never do a break before all spots are taken here at jazzy's case breaks comm and unfortunately This is the only case So this is the this is the base set right here the non-auto base set both of these will be Ship sealed good luck everybody. All right first one is Gonna be Adrienne Beltry nice seven out of ten Next one is five out of ten Albert pools I Had the Beltry the pooholster ten We've got Alex Bregman, 12 out of 25. Eight out of 15, nice Alex Rodriguez. I like the green foil right here. Sub-Edward. We've got Anthony Rendon in his Angels gear, five out of 25. Jackson, that pools was Jersey number, nice. We've got Bryce Harper, seven out of 15. I think there's a guaranteed one-of-one Bryce Harper in this. So we'll see that in a second. Nice Cal Ripken Jr., two out of 10. Correct, yeah, I think per tradition, the autographs will be alphabetical by first name. And how many should be two one-of-ones? Here's Yaz, 10 out of 25. Oh, was it last name? Yeah, remember, movie with was the very last one. Yeah, that's right. It's alphabetized somehow. 12 out of 15, Carlton Fisk. No, Trevor, no late night tonight per the schedule. Please read the schedule, ladies and gents. We've got Christian Yellich, 12 out of 25. Eight out of 10, David Ortiz, big poppy. Remember when he got shot? I do. I feel like there should be a 30 for 30 on that. We need to really break down what happens. I feel like he doesn't want that to happen. No, he doesn't want to talk about it at all, yeah. 14 out of 25, nice Derek Jeter. You got nine out of 15, Dustin May. Four of my Dodgers. You got Edgar Martinez, 13 out of 15. Man, it's nice looking stuff. I like how they have the green foil that's kind of in those bracketing the autograph and then the logo in the corner, it looks nice. There's Eloy Jimenez, eight out of 15. And a nice Fernando Tetees Jr, six out of 10.  All right. You know, it was the only one we got, Trevor. Seven out of 15, or 17 out of 25. I don't know where I'm making up numbers. Freddie Freeman. You got seven out of 15, Garrett Cole. Got Gleebert A, eight out of 10. Gleebert Torres. We got a couple of Hank Aaron's coming up. We got a 10 out of 15, Hank Aaron. And then we've got a landscape, Hank Aaron, 16 out of 25. Some great photography here too, I like that. We've got Hideki Matsui, 11 out of 25. We've got Hyunjin Roo, 10 out of 25. Nice Ichiro, 10 out of 15. Hits will be randomized following the break. Yes, when else, when else will we do it? We'll do it tomorrow. And a one of one, Jacob DeGrom. Someone will get a train whistle for that one. There's our first of, hopefully two, one of one. Six out of 10, Joe Maurer. Why not both, Jack? Why not both? Jose L. Tuve, seven out of 10. Got a nice Juan Soto, 22 out of 25. The kid, Ken Griffey Jr., six out of 25. Larry Walker. Nice, that's 11 out of 25. Oh, good eye. DJ Bruno saying that Soto is a jersey number. There you go. Nice two out of 10, Luis Robert. No worries, Simon, it's all good. People would riot. Imagine if I did the randomizer like tomorrow, people would riot. We'll see you next week for the randomizer. Miguel Cabrera, three out of 15, nice Miggy. Nice Mike Schmidt, 15 out of 15. And nice Mike Trout, nine out of 25. Narik, this is a 2020 Tops transcendent baseball random hit break number one, the only one we have for today. Nice Trout. And there's a one of one, Nico Horner. That's the second one of one, nice red foil on that. There you go, he might be a big part of the Cubs plan is now that they're rebuilding. Give youngsters like him a chance. That'll be a nice one. Next up, Nolan Aronato, 14 out of 25. We've got the Ryan Express Rangers edition, 19 out of 25. So we could copy on the back too. We got Pedro Martinez, 21 out of 25. There's a Peter Lanzo, 15 out of 25. We already did Punisher, we pulled that Yelich early. He was letter C, Christian Yelich was early. Two out of 10, Raphael Devers, purple foil. That's pretty sharp too. We got Reggie Jackson, two out of 15. Mr. October, A's edition, the straw that stirs the drink, as he said once. I love that. I'm the straw that stirs the drink. I think he said that when he was in New York though. Ricky Henderson, Man of Steel, 12 out of 25. Two men that definitely love themselves. Yeah. Eight out of 25, Ronald Acuna Jr. That almost looked like one of one right here, but it's actually Bracket, outfield Bracket. I saw that on the internet. I was like, wait, what? Yeah, nice Acuna Jr. 13 out of 25, Vladimir Guerrero Sr. And then, his son, Vlad Guerrero Jr. Three out of 25. There's Bogsy, Wade Bogs, four out of 15. Walker Bueller, one out of 25. I don't know, that's a good question. Isn't Bonds exclusive to leaf or something random like that? Why don't he has his own? Oh, he has his own thing? That's Walker Bueller, champion. But still. And two more to go. We've got Yoan Moncada, seven out of 15. And the final one is gonna be Jordon Alvarez, 16 out of 25. Nice rookie auto. All right, so there were your autos. This isn't a draft, Nari, this was a draft. This would take like hours. No, this is not a draft. This is a random hit break. So it was a 450 spot, and then you're guaranteed a random hit. You just have a list of names and a list of the hits, and then we randomize names and hits and match you up. All right, let's do the stuff on the bottom first, because I think that's the cut on the top, right? Yeah, the oversize. So they're, I think the one in the back was not covered. Or is it still covered? Still covered. Okay, I'm good. Hang on, I'm gonna take out all of these. Is that right there? Can you hold that for a second, please? So just wanna show you guys that, I know it's kind of hard to see, it's dark, but it's empty. There's nothing there. Is there anything secret on the bottom? No, nothing secret on the bottom. Set that right on top, please, thank you. First one is, ooh, nice. Aaron Judge, nice autograph there. One of one, Aaron Judge, in that mid-50s design right here, which actually looks great with the Yankees. All right, next one here is, there's the Bryce Harper one of one. There's one guaranteed per case. Actually, it looks pretty good in that Philly's gear. And the final one here, this is the sketch. It's Warren Spahn, part of the 300 Win Club. So this is the actual artwork by Dan Bergren. Nice, so there's that. Now we've got the other, I think there's another one of one. So I think that's the, is that the buyback? Or no, that's the Bryce Harper, right? I already pulled the Bryce Harper. Is another Bryce Harper? Never mind, so that may be, I don't know what that is. It's another one of one. It's Jordan, oh, this is the patch auto, Jordan Alvarez. Three color patch, rookie patch, and autograph, very nice. Encased in a frame. There you go, pretty sharp stuff. All right, and the last one here should be the cut auto or oversized patch letter thingy. Good luck, hopefully this is an awesome one. It's 26th president? Oh, God. Wow, of the United States of America Theodore Roosevelt. That is awesome. Look at that mustache. Yeah, excellent stash. All time mustache. All time presidential mustache? Easily. Easily, right? Easily. That's pretty awesome. Is he the walk softly carry a big stick quote? I'm pretty sure, but he also carried, he also was loud and carried a big stick too. I think that quote has to be attributed to him. Well, Jeff, this is a random hit break, so that's pretty awesome. I'm kind of a big history guy, so to see the old historical stuff like this is really nice. All right, ladies and gentlemen, here's what we're gonna do. I'm gonna pause the video, right? I'm gonna type in all of these hits, and when we come back, we'll randomize your names, randomize the hits, and match you up with something. We'll see what happens. D-Max says that Teddy's president, Ted Roosevelt, is buried in your town. Hi, New York, right? All right, I'm gonna pause the video, we'll be right back. Ooh. Do you want me to read them off to you? All right, welcome back, folks. As you can see right there, we've got all the hits typed in. So we've got the silver frame set, the 50 card set, the 100 card sealed set is the bronze, that's the sketch reproductions. There was the Bryce Harper, the autographed patch card was Jordan Alvarez. Which was, what was that number two? Oh, that was a one of one as well. The Theodore Roosevelt, obviously a one of one, that's the oversized cut signature. There was the transcendent club member sketch, one of one war and spawn, then the one of one errand judge, then the invite. And then in alphabetical order, by first name is how it was pulled. We have all the hits typed in right here. There you go, so 58 total right here, we're on track. Once again, there's the spot list. So from Ross all the way down to Steve Wright, let's copy those names and put them into this blank list. There we go. Then we'll go to the hit list right here and copy all these names and put them into this second list right here. Yes, Ryan is correct. We stated in the item description that if the invite lands on the R&B spot, it'll go to number zero. And if there were redemption in here, the redemption would go to zero as well. So there's everything typed in right here. Get the bell ready, right there as well. So there's all your hits. Should we get rid of these little dashes here? All right, now let's roll the dice. One dice roll for both names and hits. Good luck. And it's gonna be a hard eight, four and a four. Names first. And we'll put all that stuff in the randomizer results tab right here. So once again, four and a four. Eight times, good luck. Your names first. One, there's 58 right here, perfect. Two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eighth and final time. After eight, we got Chris down to Dominic by way of Demetrios. All right, and here's the moment, the moment of truth, four and a four. Eight times, hard eight for the hits. One, perfect, there's 58. Two, three, four, five, six. Good luck, everybody. Seven and eighth and final time. And there's eight right there. We've got the Miguel Cabrera on top, the Hyunjin Roo on the bottom and all the other stuff mixed in between. And some one-of-ones right there at the top as well. All right, so Chris, and I think I can share this list with everybody as well if you want to take a look at it. So Chris, you'll get the Miguel Cabrera, three out of 15, Matt with the Christian Yelich, Jared with the Nolan Ryan, Nick Koba with the Jordan Alvarez one-of-one patch out. I'll show all the hits too after I read off all this. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. We got the number block. Number block five, we'll get the Mike Schmidt. So that will be Aaron Pettit. David with the Through the Years, Bryce Harper one-of-one. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. We got Blake with the Raphael Devers. Dimitrios with the Garrett Cole. The Walker Bueller going to number one in the number block. That'll be for Jared. Dimitrios with the Anthony Rendon. Brett with the Ken Griffey Jr. Danny with the Warren Spahn Original Sketch Card. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. We got Kang with the Beltray. Jeff with the Glaber Day. R&B number one, Jared with the Larry Walker, 11 out of 25. Danny with the Ichiro. Mike with the Edgar Martinez. Dominic with the Pedro Martinez. Jeremy with the Luis Robert. Nice, Matt Arnold with the Hank Aaron Portrait Edition and the Ricky Henderson. Ross with the 50 card set, which is pretty cool. That'll be shipped to you sealed. Chris with the Hank Aaron landscape. Matt with the A-Rod. Adam with the David Ortiz. Danny with the Joe Maurer. Yoan Moncada for Simon. Steve with Noel Naranado. Jordon Alvarez for Dimitrios. Fred with the Tatees Jr. landscape. And Dimitrios, you have the invite to the event. I don't know where it's going to be or who the special guest is going to be, but that invite's pretty nice. Scott with the Vlad Jr. 3 out of 25. Danny with the Juan Soto. Jersey number. Matt with the Mike Trout. Danny with the Jose Altuve. Chris with the Alex Bregman. Brian with the Freddie Freeman. Dimitrios with the Vlad Guerrero Sr. Allen, you got the Theodore Roosevelt. Woo! Allen Murdoch with the Theodore Roosevelt. One of one. All aboard! Woo-boo! Theodore Roosevelt probably wrote a lot of trains back in the day. The one of one, Jacob de Grom, going to the number block and that's number one. Jared Kay, nice. Danny with the one of one, Aaron Judge. All aboard, the Big Head Express. Woo-boo! We got Brian with the Dustin May. Aaron with the Carlton Fisk. Dimitrios with the Calrubkin Jr. Matt with the Eloy Jimenez. Steve with the Pietalonzo. Alex with the Reggie Jackson. Dominic with the Acunio Jr. Dimitrios with the Yaz Frank. You got the 100 card bronze frame set. That's all the sketch reproductions as well. That'll be shipped to you sealed. Jay with the Bryce Harper. Matt with the Tetease Jr. Portrait Edition. Chris with the Derek Jeter. Anthony with the Nico Horner, one of one. All aboard the Big Head Express. Woo-boo! Jay with the Hideki Matsui. Dominic with the Wade Boggs. Yancy with the Albert Pujols. Dominic with the Hyunjin Rue 10 out of 25. That's pretty nice. There you go, folks. Here were your one of ones. There's the Jacob de Grom. There's the Nico Horner. Yeah, I guess you could trade if you want to while I do this recap. There's the Aaron Judge one of one. There's the Bryce Harper one of one. There's the original sketch card with a cool wood frame, the Warren Spahn. There's a Yordon Alvarez one of one, three-color patch and autograph right there. Once again, there's the invite. Yeah, the event's gonna happen, Jet. It's just a matter of when is it gonna happen? No, we're still battling the pandemic here, but when will it happen? I don't know. Here's the Theodore Roosevelt once again. Man, that is so cool. Here's the sealed silver frame, 85 out of 95. And here are the bronze reproductions right here. The bronze frames also 85 out of 95. And we can take a quick look through these again. Pretty excellent design as usual. There's the Yelich, David Ortiz, the Jeter's nice. Nice Dustin May, Eloy, the Portrait to Tease, the Landscape to Tease, nice Hank Aaron. They did a transcendent party with Hank Aaron I think a couple of years ago, which I hear was pretty awesome. Ichiro, Joe Maurer, Jose Altuve, Juan Soto Jersey number. Nice Ken Griffey Jr., some awesome stuff ladies and gentlemen. Some good coffee on the back, good design. Last little stack right here. Nice trout, always good to see a trout. Here's the Aeronado, Reddy Jackson, Ricky Henderson, Acunia Jr., Vlad Gros Sr., Vlad Gros Jr. Here's the Walker Bueller, Yuan Mancata, and the Yordon Alvarez. I think that's it, right? I showed you the sets, the 50 autographs, the other eight hits right there, plus the invite, and there you go. Thanks for watching everybody. What a great break. We gotta take a look at the Teddy Roosevelt again, right? That's awesome. What an awesome hit right there. Thanks for getting in, thanks for breaking with us. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. I don't know if we're gonna get any more of this, but if you see it on jaspyscasebreaks.com, get into it. Trust me, it'll go pretty quickly once it's up. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye bye, jaspyscasebreaks.com.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasewrakes.com coming at you with a pack of mosaic baseball Hobby pack break number 27 the last one the only one really we had to do to give away the final four break king spots That video is coming up next in a separate video big. Thanks to this group for making this happen. Thanks for buying into it And thanks to the teams for existing appreciate it. Let's roll it randomize it five and a six so we're gonna do Names and teams first for the pack break and then the second dice roll will be to give away the final four spots in The break king break, but first the pack break five and a six eleven times for names teams one two An Irving Berlin song feel like the setup for that joke should be different Rex You started off with a food thing, but then it's a music reference in the in the punchline doesn't necessarily match up So 11 times for each of these Here's the first half of the list right here No, uh, no trades here, and then here's the second half right here. No Michael. I've not Is it bad? Is that why it's hilarious? All right, so it's print. Oh, you know, I think I I think Rex brought this up yesterday with Benny Montgomery Wasn't he taking like requests on Twitter to like sign things? And inscribe things differently or something like that Yeah, I think Rex brought that up the other day All right, here's the final print out right here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I remember that I remember that I Haven't seen it and I haven't seen him actually do it, but I Guess it'll it'll make 2022 Bowman Chrome pretty pretty interesting All right, we're gonna Nick Casano silver all-time greats Larry Doby Etc. Etc. Xander Bogarts, Greg Maddox Nothing too crazy in there, but the whole point of this is to Is to see who's gonna win those break king spots a new dice new list? So it'll be top four After two and we'll send the top four will be in the next break after two one Two easy So from five on down, it's gonna be sad times Chad Coleman very close No cigar though. Thanks to him. Thanks everybody for giving this a shot top four though You're happy because you're guaranteed a hit in that break king break a random hit We're gonna see what's happening, but you'll be involved in the next break Steven flat Steve Birch Josh and Josh So congrats to the top four, thanks everybody else for getting in And thanks for taking the taking the risk. We'll get him next time. I'm Joe. I'll see you in the next video. Bye. Bye


Yeah, no worries. What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Layton Sports Guards and I'm a personal for George C. We've got a 2022 top Star Wars Chrome Galaxy hobby best of luck George. Here we go. Oh, here we go. It's a bad luck. Yeah, it's a it's a very beautiful product. Emperor Palpatine Refractor, an enemy of the Empire Refractor. Tuskens in their Banth Refractor. Kylo Ren Refractor. Big color. We've got nice to 99 Stormtrooper Swarm Darth Vader. That's sick. On the wave. Is it really Wahoo's Refractor? Where are you again? That's crazy. Oh, we've got a red y'all. We have red. Enter Darth Vader Refractor. We've got a red base for genius known in Virginia. She's crazy. It's gonna be a gameplay. It is a shadows of the Empire Red. That's nasty. Five of five on that one. Very nice. We'll get this one in a mag for you, George. Beautiful red gameplay galaxy art. It's the second red I've pulled ever out of this. The first one is also a gameplay Refractor. We've got Clegan Gin Refractor. You know that reds are very hard pulls. Got a Wookiee's Wrath Refractor. The base right behind it. Got Luke Skywalker Refractor. In the back, we do have our Otto of Next. It's gonna be to 99 a Luminara Unduli. 22 of 99. Olivia Diabo as Luminara Unduli. Wow. That's awesome. 1 to 2.1 to 1.2 K. That's sick. Refractor. Grammoth Tarkin Refractor. Gamorian Guard Refractor. Snowtroopers Invade Hoth Refractor. General Grevious Refractor. We've got inside the Meditation Chamber Refractor. Leia Organa Refractor. Empire at War on the Gameplay Refractor. Harrison Dula Refractor. Base. Couple packs left here for you, George. Tech Refractor. And last pack. Not pretty good? Yeah. Stormtroopers Surveying the Desert Refractor and Base. Let me show off that red one more time here for you, George. Congrats again on this huge hit. Shadows of the Empire on the Red Gameplay. Yeah, and that was 5 out of 5. Congrats. Thanks so much for your patience and for waiting. We'll get this right on to you.