Okay, so why don't we pray and get started, right? Let's look to the Lord and pray. Let's draw near to Him with expectation. The Lord Jesus, when He talked on the Holy Spirit, He said, He will send another helper and He will lead you into all truth. He will teach and He will also remind. So that's who He is, that's who God is and we have come to His presence. So let's just pray and expect Him to lead us into truth, expect Him to speak to us, draw us in. Let's just pray in our hearts today and say, Holy Spirit, come, have your way in my life. I want to know you more. I want to know you more. Just like Paul cried out, oh that I may know him and the power of his resurrection. Okay, thank you Lord. Father, we thank you for this time that you've given us. What an awesome privilege to come before you.  And Father, we thank you for this privilege that you've given us to look into your word and to learn and to study, Lord. I pray that you will quicken your word to us. Holy Spirit, come, have your way. Lord, lead us into all truth. Speak to us, Lord, as only you can. And I just pray that this will be a great time of learning and unlearning as well. Come Holy Spirit, have your way. We give you all the praise. And we give you all the glory. In Jesus' matchless name we pray. Amen. Okay, so welcome back. So last couple of sessions, we went over a whole lot of things, right? So maybe some of you can just put in the chat what is it that you learned, what is it that you took back from last week's class? Maybe just one thing that, just one thing, right? One thing that you remember, one thing that you learned, one thing that was new. Either you can unmute and speak or you can put it in the chat. Just one thing that you learned. Okay, so about Trinity, yes. So anything specific, Robert, about Trinity? Okay, Holy Spirit is a person, that's right. Anyone else? These were the two main categories, right? That we looked at. We looked at God being a triune God. And then we also studied that Holy Spirit is, He is a person, right? He is God, He is triune. God is eternal. He is powerful. And He is omnipresent and so on. But He is also a person. Therefore, He has intellect. Yes, mind will, emotions. He can be grieved. He can be blasphemed and so on. Yeah, He can be grieved because He has emotions, yes. Anything else that you learned? He can be resisted and quenched, yes. Okay, so next question. So from this understanding that we have about the Holy Spirit, did it change the way you related to Him earlier in any way? In what way did it change? The change the way you related to God, related to the Holy Spirit. Well, if it did not change, that's fine. You don't have to... But if there was a change in the way you related to the Holy Spirit, and you can mention that, you can put that. Okay, so Lubeyka, if you can just share in what way, in what way did you experience a change in which you related to the Holy Spirit and what way was it? Anyone else while Lubeyka thinks about it? Okay, no responses. So does it mean that things are as they were? Okay, that's good. Pass on if I may. Hey, John, go ahead and give it. So the fact that Holy Spirit has emotions, and especially when we discussed about the fact that He can be resisted, so it gave me a little more perspective in understanding the way we should respond how Holy Spirit talked to us. Like, even in every aspect that He talks to us, it gives us more understanding that how we should handle even the minute whispers that we listen from Him. Yeah, that was a different understanding and more of a revelation for me. Thanks, Mr. Right. Thank you. Thanks, John. Yeah. Lubeyka says, as an individual, I have started to think more about what I say about Him. Yeah. That's right.  Okay. So Rosalind says, I have a friend whom I can rely on, talk to, very true. Holy Spirit is our helper and guide to walk, to help us, a guide is walk in the right path. That's right, Lubeyka. Oh, yes, who abides in us, so we have access to Him, you know, unlimited access, and you started talking to Him as a lifelong companion. Awesome. That's good. Yeah, that's one of the things, right? So when we know that He is with us, when we know that He is listening, He is talking, so we are more aware of His presence throughout the day, and sensitive to His leading. You know, if you have someone, if someone is talking to you, and you know, as another human being, let's say a student or, you know, someone in your family, if they ask a question and you don't respond, right? Or if someone is telling you something and you just go, or you speak, and then they just go, you do feel hurt, right? That's not the thing that you, that's not how you want the relationship to be, right? You know that something is wrong, right? And so you become more aware of the Holy Spirit being a person, the one who's speaking, so we, you know, respond to Him, listen to Him, obey Him since He knows everything, and He has our best interest in mind, and so on, right? So yeah, so that's, so those are some things that, you know, hopefully that we have learnt and we can put in practice. And so it doesn't have to be just, you know, at the time of, maybe we are in class, or we are in prayer, or we are worshipping, or we are in church, it doesn't have to be those events. It actually has to be every day, every moment, right? In the ordinary things, in the mundane things, when we go about doing our, you know, doing our chores, and that is when we need to put these deep spiritual truths to practice, really, because it's so practical, right?  Okay, so today, we are going to look at another different aspect of the whole subject of the Holy Spirit, as we are learning about this person and the work and the ministry of the Holy Spirit. We are going to look at several scriptures in the Old Testament. We are going to start there and look at what the Old Testament talks about the Holy Spirit, the information that we see. Now what is the description of the Holy Spirit? What did he do? What did he say? And we are going to look at that. So that gives us an understanding of, you know, we have an understanding of the Holy Spirit. This will expand our understanding of the Holy Spirit. Just like how when we looked at, okay, Holy Spirit is a person, he speaks, he knows, and that gave us an added perspective of, oh, this is who the Holy Spirit is. So that changed the way we looked at our picture of him. And also it changed the way we related to him. So here we are going to spend some time looking at, right through the Old Testament and we are going to study. So have your Bibles handy. We are going to be looking at verses and that is all we are going to do. We are going to be looking at verses, talking about the context in some cases and also look at, you know, infer from that, learn from that and say, okay, this is what he did. This is what he made the people do or this is what he accomplished. So let's look, if you have your Bibles, you can just open up to right at the beginning Genesis. So before we start to read and look at the several scriptures, I just want to say that the Holy Spirit he is the same across the testaments because he never changed or he never changes. He is the same. But the way he worked in the Old Testament times and the way he works now in the New Testament times is different. So that's an understanding the way he worked before the cross and the way he works now after the cross, after the death burial resurrection and ascension of the Lord Jesus. It's the way he works in the lives of the believers is different. So it's a very, very crucial thing or very critical thing that we need to understand. Just like how we need to understand that we are New Covenant people and so the Old Covenant what was done in the Old Covenant and how people related to God in the Old Covenant, there does change. How they worshiped him there's a change. So in a similar way when we study the Holy Spirit the working of the Holy Spirit the ministry of the Holy Spirit we need to understand that there is a difference. And one main difference is that he he came on people to lead them to do certain things as part of the plan and the purpose of God to communicate a message to do certain tasks in the plan and purpose of God to achieve the plan and purpose of God and he would move. He would come upon he would move he would go again so that was how he operated in the Old Testament that is how he operated but we see that in the new dispensation of the New Testament that he has come to be with us forever he has come to indwell us the moment we said yes to Jesus the moment we received him as Lord and Saviour he has come and he has sealed us according to the New Testament he has sealed us and he is the guarantee or the earnest of the full redemption so that's a very simple or a very basic difference that the way he worked in the Old Testament and the way he works now in the New Testament so that changes a lot of things the way we relate to him as minister the way we serve God everything gets a new perspective so that is something that we need to keep at the back of our mind it's the same Holy Spirit he has not changed but the way he worked or the way he works now that has changed so with that let's look at a few scriptures let's look at Genesis chapter 1 verse 2 like for one of time I'll just quickly read the scripture and then we can discuss so the earth was without form and void and darkness was on the face of the deep and the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the water so we in the right at the beginning we see that the Holy Spirit is mentioned and he is hovering over the face of the earth and the word used there is a Hebrew word rakaf which means to brood over to hover over to brood over just like how a mother hen would brood over the eggs to wait for them to be hatched so that's the picture that we have the Holy Spirit was brooding over the hovering over the face of the waters then God said let there be light and there was light so you see that in the creation process that the Holy Spirit was actually involved because that's the word that we see there that he in a way he birthed the creation God spoke and it came into being by the power of the Holy Spirit and he was seen he was hovering over the waters over the earth but the Holy Spirit did that the Holy Spirit he is creative we are going to look at scriptures that testify to that but he is the creator the original creator the one who creates we see this Genesis 6 if you look at Genesis 6 and verse 3 God says my spirit shall not strive with man forever for he is indeed flesh yet his days shall be 120 years so here it's referring to the time of the just before the flood actually and the preparation of the ark and so on so I got saying my spirit shall not strive with man we see the wickedness increasing and so on so this is something that the Lord says about the Holy Spirit then we are just going to skip over and go to Genesis 41 Genesis 41 it's not like we are doing a very exhaustive every verse being covered we are not doing that we are looking at verses there and we are picking up certain verses to just read that and to get an understanding so let's look at Genesis 41 and verse 38 Genesis 41-38 in Pharaoh said to his servants so this is about Joseph and Joseph he has just interpreted the Pharaoh's dream and this is the conclusion that the Pharaoh comes to and he says can we find such a one as this a man in whom is the Spirit of God so this is a testimony of a pagan ruler who did not worship Yahweh but he comes to this conclusion and he says can we find such a one as this a man in whom is the Spirit of God now why did he come to that conclusion anyone he comes to this amazing conclusion how can he find such a man he is complimenting Joseph and he is saying in whom is the Spirit of God I think most of us would have read through that instance which happened when Joseph is in prison and the Pharaoh has a dream and there is no one to interpret and the chief butler spoke to Pharaoh let me just read chapter 41 and verse 8 now it came to pass in the morning that his Spirit was troubled and he sent and called for all the magicians of Egypt wise men and Pharaoh told them his dream but there was no one who could interpret them for Pharaoh so we all know the dream very quickly anybody can you just tell me what the dream was that the Pharaoh had what was the dream that he had I think it was a dream about the Isaac I think it was the dream about the cows the fat cows and the thin cows that's right so it was a it was a dream that the Pharaoh had in the dream he he saw 7 thin cows 7 fat cows and the 7 thin cows ate the fat cows and then he also had another another scene where there were 7 thin years of corn and these actually devoured the 7 healthy looking years of corn so this is the dream that he had and so he was troubled he didn't know the meaning of it and he wanted interpretation of it so he called the magicians the ones who were who were considered wise in the kingdom and no one could actually interpret it and the butler was serving in the kings palace so he he remembers Joseph from the prison days so he comes and says yes now I know this person so Joseph comes and he interprets right so this is what Joseph says let's look at verse 15 and Pharaoh said to Joseph I have had a dream and there is no one who can interpret it but I have heard it said of you that you can understand the dream to interpret it verse 16 so Joseph answered Pharaoh saying it is not in me God will give Pharaoh an answer of peace it's not in me but God will give Pharaoh the answer of peace and then of course Pharaoh describes the dream and immediately Joseph gives the interpretation he talks about the seven cows referring to seven years the thin cows referred to seven years of famine the fat cows referred to seven years of plenty and he says after the seven years of plenty there would be seven years of famine and he says both these scenes they refer to one thing there is one message that is being communicated there is one message and he interprets and then Pharaoh says there is no one can we find such a one as this a man in whom is the spirit of God so Joseph himself testifies the interpretation of God and here the Pharaoh testifies saying that in whom there is the spirit of God so the spirit of God enabled Joseph to interpret the kings of Pharaoh's dream Joseph goes one step ahead and he shares a word of wisdom he shares about how he gives a strategy so this is the interpretation and he gives a strategy so during the seven years of plenty let there be a collection of grains let there be store houses let the grains be wherever the fields are and one fifth of that let it be stored in the store houses and so on and then we read about so what does the Holy Spirit do Holy Spirit is creator Holy Spirit is also the one who gave the interpretation or the information to understand to decode communication or something like a puzzle the dream was like very symbolic it was like a puzzle but he gave the wisdom to Joseph to interpret that to decode that right and also you know that Joseph was able to share a strategy to overcome that problem so the message was actually a problem this is the problem that's going to happen in the nation so several things we learned Holy Spirit does that we understand that the Holy Spirit speaks to rulers speaks to heads of nations in this manner and this is what he did in the Old Testament he spoke to heads of nations who did not know him so that's something which is very encouraging that people who do not know him well God will speak in a way that they cannot really ignore the message so if you have a dream you cannot ignore it you're helpless anyway you're sleeping it just comes to you you're thinking about it and so that's something that we understand and also we know that in many of the Islamic nations we hear so many testimonies of God speaking like the Holy Spirit speaking to them in a dream and giving the entire gospel in a dream where they see certain things where sometimes it's scripture references sometimes it's a picture of a bright person who's got a beard and who's saying I am the way, the truth and the life and so on so many times when people are not open to reasoning when people are not really open to sit and not really responding it just drops a dream and a very important message it's a message for the nation and he does that so we understand something about the Holy Spirit about the working of the Holy Spirit okay let's move on we move on to Exodus 28 okay Exodus 28 now this is again very interesting we look at Exodus 28 and verse verse 3 okay Exodus 28 and verse 3 so these are instructions that God gives Moses and so you shall speak to all who are gifted artisans whom I have filled with the spirit of wisdom that they may make Aaron's garments to consecrate him that he may minister to me as priest okay so gifted artisans who are gifted artisans they are people who are skilled people who are skilled to create some things maybe carvings maybe they work with precious stones precious metals maybe they work with iron maybe they work with wood like a skilled carpenter maybe carvings so these are artisans this is the word we use artisans are skilled in using their hands maybe they make jewelry so I don't know if anybody is like that here maybe you paint anybody like that anybody who paints who does maybe carvings maybe you design jewelry anyone like that you can just put it on the chat okay no one so everybody is into software programming okay if there's anyone what we're going to look at is it's very interesting it can be even so Pema what do you do bit of crafts okay okay Nicholson Nicholson actually made a huge cross I know he's good at woodwork for one of our youth camps he actually made a cross and anything else Niki apart from woodwork okay so jeffina says okay I love decorating okay carpentry painting carpentry and painting okay nice sketching okay Rosalind awesome yeah so don't consider these as something secondary something teaching abu worker yeah absolutely video and design it counts in today's day and time you're actually a designer you're using an imagination to you know designs maybe it's a graphic and absolutely yes it does count so that's what I just wanted to say that don't discount these things you know maybe they're part of you maybe it's your livelihood okay detergent powder interesting okay yeah so we're going to look at that also you know so we saw that God gives strategies to actually a nation okay for cleaning toilets and so on one okay awesome you're making our life cleaner and brighter thank you good job Aodesh so let's look at several other scriptures okay on the same lines of skill and how the Holy Spirit you know sometimes we think of God as yeah he is dwelling an unapproachable light he is a holy God and you know all the nations are gathered to his praise and you know 24 seven there are elders and you know the hosts of heaven there's worship going on even right now there's worship happening he's a holy God but we see that he interacts with man he interacts with man and we see that all these gifts and talents that we have is part of his personality we are created in this image now that has been marred okay that has been marred that's you know that has been destroyed or you know kind of damaged because of sin but in Christ you know we have been restored we have been redeemed God is bringing that back to back to how it's supposed to be and even further right even better than that so that's what redemption is so okay so let's look at a few other scriptures let's look at Genesis 31 okay Genesis 31 and verse 3 again the Lord let's look at verse 31 one onwards then the Lord spoke to Moses saying see I have called by name Bezalel the son of Yuri the son of the tribe of Judah and I have filled in with the spirit of God in wisdom in understanding in knowledge and in all manner of workmanship okay to design artistic works to work in gold in silver in bronze in cutting jewels for setting in carving wood and to work in all manner of workmanship and he goes on to say you know I indeed I have appointed with him and there were others also a holy son of Ahisa Mark and the tribe of Dan and I have put wisdom in the hearts of all the gifted artisans that they may make all that I have commanded you and several things there tabernacle of meeting the Ark of Testimony and everything that goes into the tabernacle mercy seat the table is utensils and and everything the altar of incense very interesting so who is it who is giving the knowledge the wisdom the understanding and the skill for all this artistic things right the Holy Spirit and God says I have filled in with the spirit to work in all these things you know several other scriptures you know if you look at chapter 35 and 31 again it's you know Moses said to the children Moses is repeating the instruction which God gave him see the Lord is called by name is filled in with the spirit of God in wisdom and understanding in knowledge in an all manner of workmanship to design artistic works to work in gold and so on so he filled them with skill to do all manner of work of the engraver of the designer I am reading verse 35 of the engraver and the designer and the tapestry maker those who do every work and those who design artistic works and chapter 36 verse 1 and Bezalel and Aholiyab and every gifted artist in whom the Lord has put wisdom and understanding to know how to do all manner of work for the service of the sanctuary shall do according to all that the Lord has commanded so 31 1 onwards yes so that is what we read just now so you see that the Holy Spirit is giving special ability creativity skill, knowledge in all these things now I just wanted to share a quick story I mean a real thing that happened many years ago and this was someone whom I knew the mother this daughter was actually very good she was interested in doing all these things right from a childhood so she after school joined this National Institute of Design and she learned design and art and so on and I think this was the last year of college there was an internship and there was a competition and this was by Titan now Titan I'm sure you've seen the Titan watches Titan watches are very very creative the watches that you have the face of the watch and they have these they have a range called Raga which is jewelry in watch and so on so the face of the watch very creative very different and it came in at a time Titan watches when you had HMT HMT only for a long time I don't know how many of you have had HMT I used to have one HMT watch so it came in at a time when watches were boring and then they really took over so Titan actually wanted designer so they went to this college they took some people and they actually had a competition they said if a student actually designs something and we approve of that design and we want to use it then this you get to prize money and so on and you get to work with us and so on so the mother actually came upon this was 31.1 35 so she said the way you filled with your spirit the same way God you fill my daughter and she would pray over that over the daughter the same way God you fill my daughter and so that let her creativity be enhanced even more she is naturally creative but Lord let her creativity be enhanced even more and she went on to design a watch face which was approved which was used by the company and she won the prize money and I think they wanted her to work with them and so on so the thing is that Holy Spirit does this Holy Spirit God he is the most creative person he is the greatest designer you look at creation you look at the stars you look at the flowers the colors that are there and you look at the human body and you can't just look at that and not go wow he is the greatest designer not only is he the greatest designer but he imparts that ability and each one of us carry it to some degree carry it to some degree but then he imparts that ability so this mother prayed that over the daughter and and God just greatly enhanced that ability that she had naturally and she did this just wanted to share that just to encourage us that God he he dwells in an approachable light but he also is very very integral with the affairs of man and he does this he is so creative if you would just call upon him and say God use me so we see this in the Old Testament we see that God giving artisans skill and ability then let's move on to Numbers verse 11 um sorry Numbers chapter 11 and we are looking at um verse 17 onwards Numbers 11 and verse 17 okay Numbers 11 verse 17 now the Lord said to Moses 16 sorry gather to me 70 men of the elders of Israel whom you know to be elders of the people and offices over there bring them to the tabernacle of meeting may stand here stand there with you then I will come down and talk with you there I will take off the spirit that is upon you and will put the same upon them and they shall bear the burden of the people with you that you may not bear it yourself alone and gives them gives Moses the instruction ask them to consecrate ask them to come and you know so then I'm going to do this so he's saying I'm going to take the spirit that is upon you and I'm you know and I'm going to do the same thing upon them upon these elders and they what is the objective of that that they will bear the burden of the people so here's Moses in leadership with this with these people who are you know if you actually read that chapter 11 you see that the people complained they complained so much they said we want to go back to Egypt at least we had garlic, leek and you know fish from an island what is this wilderness they had a very short memory about their the fact that they were slaves the fact that they had to every day right from dawn to dusk they had to they had a very short memory about that but they complained and so you know here's the Lord saying this leadership ability or this role that you are carrying out now I'm going to take of the spirit in other words he's saying I'm going to empower 70 others who are elders so that they might carry the load so they might help you in this whole process of leadership of leading these people and so when we read through we see that the Lord says he gathers the people Moses gathers the people and there were 70 who were supposed to come to the tabernacle around the tabernacle and the Lord actually did that work and something supernatural happened that that the people started prophesying, speaking forth about God and the Bible records that they actually did not do that again but something supernatural happened that the Holy Spirit came upon them and empowered them for leadership that they would be leaders who delegated leaders who would help Moses with leading this nation well something happened two guys did not follow the memo they saw the message but they did not show up there were only 68 there and two decided to stay back in their own house in their tents Eldad and Medad but the beautiful thing is that the Holy Spirit comes upon them also and they were also prophesying and Joshua is like they did not show up they did not come for the meeting and how dare they they kept this how dare they deceive this and then Moses says something are you zealous for my sake all the Lord's people were prophets and that the Lord will put His Spirit upon them that was Moses perspective that all of them that they would speak forth that they would hear from God that they would speak forth to them and God's instructions and so on and that the Lord would put the Holy Spirit upon all of them that was His heart that everyone should encounter God that was His heart those who came for the meeting those who did not come for the meeting Moses heart was that but the beautiful thing is this that we see that the Holy Spirit empowering people for leadership empowering people empowering Moses for leadership we know that and here we see empowering the elders for delegated leadership so maybe you are leading a ministry you are leading a church and this is something that we can pray we see God doing this Lord say God give this people whomever you have chosen God give them the same vision empower them Lord to carry out the vision and maybe saying God my shoulders are tired I've been carrying this Lord for a long time I've been carrying this vision for a long time and and God I'm tired people are complaining right so God will do that God will bring the gather the people give the people the vision give them empower them for leadership of course you know we need to understand how he does that this is Old Testament he came upon them scripture says they prophesied when he was there and then they did not prophesy again right I think it's worse sorry yeah verse 25 okay number 11 verse 25 the Spirit rested they prophesied they never did that again and again about Eldad and Medid also said verse 26 and the Spirit rested upon them now they were not among those listed but they were among those listed but they did not go to the tabernacle yet they prophesied right so this is something that we see so we see that Holy Spirit Creator Holy Spirit Creative God Holy Spirit leadership ability Holy Spirit interpreter of deems Holy Spirit wisdom and strategy right and we see that hey we see that God did does all this if he did then he will do it even more so in our day and time because we are in a better covenant and a better promises and and that is something that we can expect right expect to receive from him and expect to walk in it walk in the reality of it okay let's look at one more thing and then we'll take a break okay so we read about Balam in Numbers 24 and verse 2 and about the fact that he prophesied so let's quickly go there Numbers 24 and verse 2 and Balam raced his eyes and saw Israel encamped according to their tribes and the Spirit of God came upon him and then he goes on to prophesy so and we are going to we see that all the prophets the Spirit came upon them there were different ways in which that is mentioned that the hand of the Lord came upon okay we have a question does this mean that there was lack in the amount of Holy Spirit in which Moses was operating once it was passed I don't think so because see the thing is God is infinite right he never decreases there's always more and that's why we always we can always hunger for more of God because he doesn't deplete like his love his power it's never ending right so so because that is nature because that's a stability so we know that we can conclude that there's no depletion of the you want to use the word amount of Holy Spirit or the amount of power that was upon Moses once that the Lord was distributed yeah correct yeah so that's that's the usage you know that's the way it is written there but knowing the the ability of God knowing the nature character and the nature of God we know that it's he gives and he keeps on giving there's no end yeah okay okay so we see okay let me just read that so numbers 24 and verse 3 then he took up his oracle and said the utterance of Balaam the son of Bia the utterance of a man whose eyes are open the utterance of him who hears the words of God who sees the vision of the Almighty who falls down wide with eyes wide open and you know he explains the process of how he actually prophesies how he receives the word in fact and you know when we there is a course about the prophetic which you will have in the second year and it's very interesting and we're going to look at the details of that you know one of this this is be one of the scriptures that you look at in the Old Testament the Spirit came upon and how the Spirit gave the message Holy Spirit right so the Spirit came upon him and this is what he says the utterance of Balaam whose eyes were opened who hears the words of God who sees the vision of the Almighty who falls down with wide eyes wide open and right so Balaam prophesied he spoke forth what he heard because he says here that whose eyes were open to see which means that he saw certain things maybe the spiritual realm and then he spoke that out or he heard the words of God and he spoke that out or followed the words of God and he says who sees the vision of the Almighty the Holy Spirit causes people to see the vision see vision the supernatural ability to see something supernatural maybe it's like pictures maybe it's like you know like a movie but it's a vision vision just means to see something right so here we see the vision being mentioned the vision of the Almighty and he falls down with eyes wide open referring to a trans maybe so we see all this okay okay we stop here and then we'll take a quick break we'll come back at 10 okay


Hi, I'm N.P.I. Okay, I'm N.P.I. brought to you by Digikey and Adafrit this week, it is B.O.S.H. I saw this on their social media and I thought this was kind of funny. Censored text. Like a B.O.S.H. Like a B.O.S.H. And this week, Lady Aida, what is the N.P.I. New product introduction. Okay. Well, this week is actually sent in by a lovely viewer, they wanted me to highlight this. I was like, that is pretty cool. I somehow missed this new censor from B.O.S.H. It's the BMI-323, it is a fairly low cost, it's an affordable but high quality 6DOF, sometimes called 6DOF, a degree of freedom sensor. It's got accelerometer, gyroscope, temperature sensor. All in one little package, easy to pick in place. Some things that want to highlight, you know, we'll chat about how to use it, but it's two 16-bit digital resolution sensors, that's actually quite unusual, usually you get only maybe 10 or 12-bit resolution, 16 bits quite nice. The zero offset and is only for the gyro, the gyro is kind of where you want to look at the specs to make sure they're good because that's going to affect your fusion more than the accelerometer, accelerometers are fairly good these days. The gyro has, you know, plus or minus one degree of, sorry, plus or minus one degree per second drift your offset, which is pretty good, you know, you can get better, but you're going to have to pay a lot more. Whereas this sensor is only a couple of bucks, it's very good for the price. A lot of other details, you know, the accelerometer is pretty standard, goes plus minus 248G, 24816G, and the gyroscope goes plus minus 125 up to 2,000 degree per second. There's also an onboard digital temperature sensor, which you can use as part of your like temperature compensation management, sometimes sensors do drift with temperature, but it's also just, you know, they toss another sensor on there, you know, it's basically an all-in-one little ready-to-go fusion chip. More technical specs, like, you know, like I think we mentioned, the gyro is pretty good, and this also has the noise, which is seven microseconds per root hertz. Sorry, can you scroll zoom a little bit? Yes, I can't see technically. Thank you. It's, yes, it's seven milliseconds per square root hertz, noise density for the gyro, which is pretty good. And a nice, a nice range of bandwidths for the output data, where it's up to six kilohertz. So good if you want to do fusion, you'll want to get a nice quick data. And there's in-built-in filters that can do some basic low-pass and high-pass filtering, if necessary. Other things I thought were really neat about this sensor, it has the standard I squared C, but also SPI, and I3C support, which we've covered on earlier INNPIs, we talked about I3C and how it's different than I2C. And I looked, the interrupts do, you can have the interrupts, there's an external pin interrupts to digital IOs, or if you're using I3C, you can have it since with, you know, in-band interrupt support, so you only need two pins if you're using I3C. The Bosch IMUs that we really like, you know, one of our favorites is the B&O055, we've used it for so long, it's the same company, Bosch SensorTech that manufactures it. This is a sensor that has accelerometer, gyro, and magnetometer all together, so it's got nine degrees of freedom, but you're going to pay for it. You see, the pricing is much more expensive instead of like, you know, two bucks or so, it's, you know, seven to 15, depending on how much you're purchasing. Inside is also a SAMD21, which is pre-programmed with fusion algorithm, and then you talk to that SAMD21, you don't program that chip, you talk to it over I2C, and that's great if you want to just get started very quickly, but again, you're going to have to pay the extra price for that fusion chip.  To do this, you'll have to do your own fusion, so you'll probably want to also pick up a magnetometer. I looked in the BNM150, look at that, 40,000 stocks. This is a beautiful thing, by the way. That was like, I knew it was so tough to cover stuff because it was in stock, but if you want a magnetometer, this is a good one. Also, I2C, capable low cost, you can see it's like about a dollar or so, very tiny, and it gives you X, Y, and Z. It's pretty common that you have one chip for accelerometer and gyro, and then another for magnetometer, one because the magnetometer often has to be placed away from other chips, and so, you know, and also, like, the process by making magnetometers a little bit different. So it's not too unusual for, like, the magnetometer to sort of sit on the corner of the PCB, and the accelerometer and gyro to sit in the center, or maybe near a weighted thing, so it doesn't have as much vibration, because the magnetometer doesn't, vibration doesn't affect it, but a speaker or, like, big chunks of metal and a lot of current flow can. So some of the things you have to think about if you're laying out a circuit board with these two chips, but combine them together and you get nine degrees of freedom, and then you can run the BSX sensor fusion software that Bosch provides, which is really nice. There are some free libraries, even Inafruit, we have a couple free examples, PJRC also published some sensor fusion software using free algorithms, but if you are using Bosch sensors, you might as well use their sensor fusion software, because, again, it's free, it's published. You will need to have nine doff, though, to get full orientation in 3D space. You know, I downloaded it, you have to approve a license, the license basically says you can only use it with Bosch things, that's very normal, and you can see the output you get is either Quaternion, X, Y, Z, W, or other angles, Heading, Pitch, Roll, and Yaw. So, you know, that's usually good for pretty much everything, only downside is you're going to have to make sure that your chip is one of the ones that's supported with the library, because the library has pre-conviled binary blobs.  And in this case, it's only, it seemed to be only available for the ARM Cortex chipset, so you see the M0, M0 plus M1, M3, M4, M4 with FPU and M7. 80-ish percent of people are going to be using Cortex chips. If you're using something like Tensilica, they have for other libraries, not this one released, you know, Tensilica, which is ESP32 or maybe WISC5, email Bosch, you know, they'll probably compile it for you and send it along or add it to the bundle. Just FYI on that though, because I don't want people to get stuck, not realizing it, that they do have code for the chip, but the Fusion code is pre-compiled. The chip itself is a, you know, QFN-ish package, or whatever it's DFN, whatever it's called. It has a few, you know, yes, there's this Fusion thing that you can do, but there's a couple filters and behavior things that it can do on the inside, like it can do some detection of behaviors, step detection, it can do a single double and triple tap, not too uncommon, the accelerometer, orientation, hysteresis for motion. There's a big FIFO, which is quite nice data synchronization, which means that if you do want to do just recognition or pump this into a Fusion system, because you can't really drop any data, you'll want to have all the data in the FIFO, and then you can read it all at once and pump it bit by bit into your Fusion software, you're not constantly, you know, you don't have to maintain the Fusion software constantly, you can do it every 2k worth of a FIFO data. So, you know, depending if you're doing, you know, one kilohertz, that means only maybe half a second or a quarter second, you have to read all the data and read all at once, which isn't, you know, too bad, but take advantage of that. And then there is a full data sheet with, you know, absolutely everything that you need to read every register, set every filter. However, if you just want to, like, get right in there and have this work with your microcontroller or microcomputer, there's a published C API, this doesn't have any binary blobs, so you can port it to whatever platform you like. Inside the examples folder is a common dot C and common dot H, and that's where you would put in your SPI or I2C or I3C and delay. Those are kind of like the read, the write, and then delay functions for whatever protocol you're using. You implement that and the rest of it comes out, you can then grab the accelerometer and gyroscope data, feed it into your own sensor Fusion, or just use it as is, if you can just use the raw data. Available and did-a-key. And stop. Available and did-a-key. So much. Available and did-a-key. Ten thousand pieces. Yeah. In the chat folks are like, we need another song about the chip surplus. I know, I know. We've got too many chips, but good for us because it means that you can actually design stuff and know that you'll be able to get the component by the time you're ready for production. So a great, you know, basic two, three dollar, six-duff IMU, very competitive with the current market. Good performance, good specs, I like that 16-bit and good software support as well. Okay. That is this week's on MPI.


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Hello, welcome to Designing in the Browser, the series where we explore user interface design through the lens of modern web technologies. In this season, we're going to do a deep dive into the APIs that prepare you for the new responsive web of tomorrow. If you didn't catch the last episode on container queries, definitely check that out because today we're going to be elaborating on some concepts introduced in that episode and expanding beyond how to use container queries into the question of when to use container queries versus another layout algorithm and how to combine them. Layout is a critical component of user interfaces, and as the complexity of our interfaces grows, so do the options we have for designing layouts for them. Design systems enable developers to think in terms of component-based architecture and separate page designs from component-based intrinsic designs. Until recently, this has and largely is still pretty limited. The way we're forced to sell pages is still focused on a global first approach, but with container queries, developers and designers can finally truly divorce macro, more global page-level layouts from micro-intrinsic layouts that are owned by the components themselves. Let's start big and then go small. This is how I like to paint, write styles, and create UI designs, from broad strokes to more detailed polish. Macro layout generally refers to page layout or application layout from a higher-level point of view. This would be how you break down your web page, where the header goes, the body, the sidebar, etc. When it comes to designing for responsive screen sizes, macro layouts shift and reorganize to best fit available space. It wouldn't be a very comfortable mobile web experience if you were just browsing a zoomed out desktop version, and vice versa on wider screens and narrow layout is difficult to parse, especially if it's expanded to fill the wider area. So items might stay or hide off-screen to ensure that the primary content is always at the forefront and available to the user in a format that best fits the screen. When there's more available space, more sections might become visible to fill the space and areas might grow or shrink to fill that space. Macro layouts tend to work well with CSS Grid because the CSS Grid layout is a two-dimensional layout algorithm which enables developers to define both horizontal and vertical spaces. It also lets you place content within those spaces. This makes it ideal for creating layouts like the Holy Grail layout and other full-page bird's-eye view spreads. This Holy Grail layout can be written in CSS Grid using just a few lines of code. What we're specifying here is I want to create a page layout on the page layout element. I want to make the row template auto, which means it takes up sides of its children, 1FR and auto. This places the header and footer at the top and bottom of the page, and the content within it takes up one fractional unit of the remaining space. So if we're setting the height of the entire page to 100 VH, that would let the remaining space of the page, the 100 VH viewport height, be that middle section. Then I want to make the columns take up 200 pixels, that's the left and right sidebar, and then the middle space, the center of it, would be 1FR unit, which is the remaining inline size. From there, we can also place items in this grid, like so. And altogether, it looks like this. If we let that center section stretch to fill the space, and all of this quickly is adjustable in just a single line of code using the grid template shorthand for both the rows and columns. And here's what that looks like altogether. So we have our full layout. Here I've set this grid on the body, and the grid template is written here as auto, 1FR, auto. I have my 100 VH. If I don't have that, you can see that it collapses. So that's important to make this all fit into this viewport. And I could, of course, adjust these so I could set this to 100. I could make that also a relative unit value instead of an absolute unit value. There's a lot that you can do a CSS grid layout in just a few lines of code. I think that's super cool. And then you can see that I'm placing something like the header to span across three of those grid lines, starting at the first one. So I could place this habit, span just two of those lines. But currently, I'm just using intrinsic placement for the left sidebar, the main section of the right sidebar so it would have everything flow up a little bit. I'll show you what that looks like. It kind of breaks our layout. But I could also be placing everything else explicitly. I just wanted to do this so that it shows you that you could place some things explicitly and then some things will flow into the remaining available space. At some point, though, this layout might feel pretty squeezed. See, as I'm doing this, the main section is getting really squeezed. So we might want to create a media query to adjust the grid or to span items across the grid in a different way. For example, we could hide the right or left sidebar in a pop-out menu. And we can expand that main content section. Or we could just stack that content vertically at some point. So if it was on a mobile or more narrow design, we might want to stack it. Media queries are great for these types of page-level adjustments. So what that might look like is this. We have the same layout. But with this one, we have a media query. So it's getting squeezed. Clearly, this is like a demo, because the main is way too squeezed there. But then at 500 pixels, we have this media query that's doing these adjustments where, on body, we're setting a new grid template. So here we're setting auto instead of 1FR for that single space. We're setting three rows with repeat 3.1FR. This is a grid function that we can use as a shorthand. And then auto for the footer. So what this looks like expanded is auto, 1FR, 1FR, 1FR, auto. And then we're setting the grid template columns to 1FR. So if we're writing it in one line of code, it looks like this. There's a really handy little button and dev tools that I could trickle down to see what that looks like expanded. So it is a shorthand for grid template rows and grid template columns with that slash in the middle. And it rearranges to fit into our UI a lot better. So we can use media queries for these macro layouts when we want to place items on the grid or just have it look a little bit neater. There are also a lot of really neat functions in addition to repeat that come along with the CSS flexbox and grid specs that make automatic responsive layout without media queries possible. One of those is the CSS grid minmax function. This is one neat way to create an intrinsic layout grid without the need to use media queries. These children have a base minimum value of 150 pixels with a maximum value of 1FR, fractional unit, meaning on smaller screens, they'll reach the full 1FR width. And as they reach 150 pixels wide, each they will start to flow back up onto the same line. And here is what that looks like. We have a new section on the web.dev site called layout patterns that pulls all of these different patterns together. And this one is just exactly what I described with the repeat auto minmax where you have these fitting onto the same line. And so you see that this is going to fill that area as best it could, but it creates this automatic repositioning of this grid as it tries to fit into that area. So there is some automatic intrinsic design that can be done within something like the grid layout. This layout can be considered both a macro layout and a micro layout, since it can live inside of a parent layout, but it can also contain its own children with their own layouts. I also frequently use the minmax and clamp functions to give elements flexibility in their sizing while maintaining boundaries like a minimum and maximum size. I also have a demo of this clamping card here where it's doing exactly that. So we have this width that has a minimum size of 23 characters, a maximum size of 46 characters so that the text within it is still legible, and an actual size of 60%. So we're always going to try to be 60% of this width here. And as every size you could see, it's increasing in size up to a point and it stops increasing in size, it's hit its max, and then when I decrease it in size, it decreases to a point. When it hits its minimum, it stops doing that. So we use this all over the Design Sember website to give things parameters while they can still be flexible in between. This gives me that intermediary control, setting parameters of what is the allowable display area and giving it room to be fluid in between. Now let's get into these smaller components that make up our web pages. Micro layouts are smaller component level layouts that live within macro layouts. Micro layouts work particularly well in component-based architectures where elements already contain and own their application logic. With container queries, you can now co-locate those component-based styles with that logic within the individual component. Like macro layouts, micro layouts can adjust based on their available space. You can do this either with some of those responsive intrinsic capabilities of Flexbox and Grid or with container queries. Responsive graphics or media can be an example of a micro layout that lives inside of a given media space on the page. Cards that contain sets of information could also have their own micro layouts within a larger grid and act independently of that grid layout. Typographic layouts can also be nice micro layout moments throughout a UI. And even something as encapsulated and small as a call to action button can have its own micro layouts with container queries. So let's take a look at what that looks like. If you saw the last episode, you probably recall this add to cart button. And I just want to show you how cool it can be to give this its own intrinsic design and its own micro layout. So this add to cart button has a container and I am giving that cart button container, this container in line size so that cart button can then query that container. So here as I resize this, you could see that it's readjusting its styles. It has this plus sign with the cart and add to cart. Then the plus sign goes away. Then the to cart goes away, just says add. And then this is going to continue to shrink. The detail on this cart is gonna go away because it's getting too small. And then finally I have just the cart. So this is a great way to showcase how any small part of your UI can have its own micro layout. And I can put this card within another container. So again, just to show you, here is a product card. This one is a planter. I have this add to cart button within that planter container. And then as I resize this, that add to cart button knows that has its own responsive style, its own micro layouts that lives within this intermediary layout, which is acting like a micro layout in this case of this card. And then there we go at this wider width, even though the card switched layout to its smaller layout width, the button itself is at its wide width. So it's super cool to see how all of the stacks, it's super modular. And to see how we can make really customized UIs using a mix of all these responsive mechanisms that the web gives us. So let's break down how I did that. First, I planned out the different views I wanted at each breakpoint size for the card content. So it goes from just the cart without line detail, then I add the line detail, then the little plus sign, and then I have the text say add, and then the full add to cart. When I layered it, this is what it looks like, except instead of the SVG text, I'm using DOM text for the actual button as I showed in the demo. Each of those numbers corresponds to a query step with one being the smallest size, and five being the full size. I also add space between the cart icon and the text as the text appears. So again, within the UI, it looks like this. It's expanding, it's filling the space, it's appearing at all of these different steps and stages, and it's doing all of this through container queries. It's super, super cool to see that, to see it shift, to see the cart icon rearrange, to make the plus appear, disappear. The possibilities really are endless. So here is an example of typographic micro layouts. So in this example, I have this calendar component, which is the grid, and then inside of this calendar, I have these days, which are columns, and then within that, we have the date. So where we're setting the day, which is the day number and the day of the week, so Thursday the 12th, Friday the 13th. These are actually shifting based on their given available space from this inline layout next to each other to this block layout where one is on top of the other and the size of them changes. So what we're doing here is within the calendar, we have this day, and then that itself is a container. So that container is being queried by both date and within events, these items are also querying it. So let's just look at date, because this is one example of a typographic micro layouts. So here it's going to be shifting, it's getting that display block at this max width, and then here you're gonna go back to display flex so that it's gonna be one to one next to each other, also adjusting the size a little bit of height variation, but that is just one example that when we go even smaller, it's gonna go back to that wide view. So another thing to look at is these individual events within this demo. So here, the font sizes of them are actually gonna start shifting. So here you can see that they are a little bit bigger, and then at a specific point, they will adjust to be just a tiny bit smaller. And that is just one example of another small adjustment that can be made, here they've grown, here they're just a little bit smaller. Another example of a typographic micro layout adjustment, so that things are just fitting a little bit better into this UI, just like they do with the dates, with the day of the week and the date number. When you combine responsive macro and micro layouts, you can control the larger view as well as the smaller views, and you get a really flexible and fluid design that looks great at any screen size and parameter. Combining media queries for macro layouts, intrinsically responsive grid and flex box capabilities for the intermediary layouts, and container queries for micro layouts brings you a ton of control, yet flexibility to your interfaces. And for more of these patterns, we recently launched web.dev patterns, which is a collection of off the shelf UI patterns you can use in your web projects. To help you quickly get started with building the base of your UI, we've added both macro and micro layout patterns, everything from large full page spreads and card sets, to smaller layouts that can live within those larger layouts, such as the cards themselves. Definitely check those patterns out for more, I also included a container query card pattern as a demo, as well as some of the other macro and mid-tier layouts I mentioned today. Most of these layouts were cross browser because they utilize CSS grid and flex box. It's a lot of fun to play with these patterns and especially layer them. I love the modular aspect of containers and it's just so rewarding to see it all come together. I hope you get a chance to check the pattern templates out and as always, I'll see you on the internet. Until next time. Okay.


Gender inequality has a strong role in determining the adaptive capacity that women have to climate change and every year women who are farmers and female-headed households in low and middle income countries are suffering from very large losses, even greater than those that male-headed households are suffering from climatic shocks like heat stress or flooding. This report quantifies some of those losses. In the case of heat stress it means $37 billion of losses per year for female-headed households and for flooding it means $16 billion of losses. It's a lot of money. Climate change is a major challenge for poor people and particularly for women because they can't easily adapt to climate change as men can because they don't have as much access to resources, to assets, to services that would allow them to adapt to the challenges that a changing climate poses. For example, women don't often have as much ownership of land as men. Women may not have access to technology like drought-resistant seeds. In countries where there is irrigation for farming women are much less likely to have access to that irrigation. You can imagine a female farmer who doesn't have water on her plot of land and maybe she also didn't receive new seeds which would have helped her prevent losses from drought. She's working harder. She's working longer. She's doing an extra hour of work a day compared to a male farmer in order to try to adapt to climate change. But the truth is that without the access to those kinds of assets and technologies she just may not be able to keep up with the changing climate. For all of these reasons climate change is having a disproportionate impact on women and female-headed households. If we continue to have heat increases from climate change, so a one-degree Celsius increase in heat, we're going to be losing income of around 34% for women and for female-headed households. And as we know that the climate crisis is not going to be solved anytime soon, unfortunately, we can estimate that there are going to be greater and greater losses for female farmers and for female-headed households in farming areas. If we could close the labor gaps and if we could close the productivity gaps between women and men, we could have a major impact on GDP, increasing it by 1% globally. We could reduce food insecurity for 45 million people. Increasing women's registration and access to land has a lot of benefits on agricultural productivity. It can reduce gender-based violence within the household. It can improve the nutrition of families. In Palau, FAO has been working to strengthen women's resilience to climate change by looking at the tourism value chain and other agri-food system value chains and helping women to be more prepared for the kinds of shocks they might face from climate change. Those kinds of countries are very vulnerable to climate change and women are a very important part of the workforce, so working to make sure that they have the skills and capacities, assets and resources to prepare for the change in climate is really important. We should really be looking at the ways that we can combine financing to address multiple challenges. Climate change and gender inequality, for example, can be put together in a very effective fashion and have a greater impact if we work on both of those objectives at the same time. What's really important is to design investments and to increase the amount of money that's going towards projects which not only address these kind of asset and resource gaps, but also try to transform social norms or empower women so that they have more agency to make decisions for their family because we know that doing that can have really big benefits in terms of household-level incomes, dietary diversity, food security and resilience. Only 6% of bilateral money is trying to have a sort of a focused impact on gender equality and women's empowerment in agri-food systems, so that's certainly not enough.


Hello everyone and thank you Natasha for the directions on how to create an ORCID ID and how to add details, how to add works and funding information into it. My name is Mel Roy and I'm the ORCID Technical Lead for the Australian Access Federation. The Australian Access Federation is or AF as everybody knows it is the current Australian Consortium Lead for ORCID. So the best way to get in touch with us is at support.af.edu.au. That's great but you want to use support at af.edu.au. It's because as Consortium Lead what we do is we provide support to all the members of the Consortium which is almost all the universities within Australia at the moment. Regional timings 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and ORCID also provides support but the Consortium support is during Australian hours as opposed to generally whatever is the time in Hong Kong, it is always in your regional time and then another thing is we have more of a regional focus so it's all within Australia, we've got the knowledge on what member institutions are currently doing with their integration, whether they're planning, testing, if there are a couple of members who are doing something similar then we try and get them to speak to each other, effectively connect the dots. Why do you want to be a Consortium Member? It's because of the fact that you get premium membership, it comes at a reduced cost and you have the ability to integrate ORCID into multiple systems. What does the Consortium Lead do or what can we do for you? We can provide assistance with planning and integration so as a member institution you decided that you want to take the next step, integrate ORCID into your systems, you get in touch with us, we can help you plan your integration. What we also do is those members of the Consortium who have already done the integration, we actually document those integrations when possible, create use cases and then we just disseminate them to members. We also provide tier 1 support as I discussed and yes we also act as a conduit between consortium members and ORCID which means if any of our consortium members have any issues with ORCID or if some of the systems aren't working properly, anything like that we just effectively escalated to ORCID if it's something we cannot solve in the first instance. As for training, we do a lot of training for the consortium members, we try and organize a number of workshops during the year, some of them would be virtual, some of them in person. We also introduce the ORCID support staff that would generally be me and a couple of people, a couple of others from the Australian Access Federation. What are the channels of communication you can generally use? Email is great, in fact it's the best channel. Best email again is support.af.edu.au. The only reason I ask you not to send an email to me personally is because if I'm not at my desk or if I'm not in work that day, chances are it won't be answered whereas if you send it to support somebody from the team, we'll be able to answer that question for you. Another thing is what we do is ensure ORCID messaging, advice and support is consistent throughout the consortium, which means as members, as and when you integrate ORCID and you communicate with your researchers, what we'll ask you to tell your researchers is exactly what ORCID would be telling you to do, especially with the guidelines around how you use your logo, how the ORCID logo is used around branding, what we say would be exactly the same as what ORCID would be telling you. We also help you develop a local support FAQ if that's what you want to do and we provide assistance with that. So then in doubt, always ask for help. Easiest way is once again support.af.edu.au. What do you generally do and who to contact? So what the organization members or institutions would do is effectively get in touch with us, us here on Consortium Lead and effectively the questions that we would answer is how to do the integration, what sort of integration are you looking at doing, what other members are doing. We'll help you troubleshoot your integration if there are any technical issues and then if you want to engage with your researchers or if you want resources that tell you how to do that sort of stuff, you'll be able to provide you a link to it or help you develop some of them. What we will escalate is stuff about accounts data that's private between a researcher and ORCID so we won't have access to it so we directly escalate that off to ORCID. If you have a really unusual workflow that nobody's ever done before, it's probably something ORCID might need to look at and actually work with you, then if you're using new features, for example, something like peer review, that's there in the latest version of the ORCID API but it's not yet a stable version so if you're using something like that or plan on using something like that then it's probably something you'd have to escalate and if you get a really, really complicated error, that case you'd again escalate it over to the ORCID support. So there are a lot of self-service resources currently available. There is a link to each of them over here on the slide and what I'll do is once the webinar is over, I've already got a PDF copy of all of these links along with the resources and I'll try and send it out to everyone who's registered for the webinar. Well, again, as usual, any questions at all regarding ORCID or the Consortium Lead can do, if you're looking at doing an integration, please give us a call, let us know. We're more than happy to help you out with it. The main need to get in touch with us is support.af.edu.au. Generally from 8am to 5pm, Mondays to Fridays, we are available even if it is after these hours, we try and respond to it as soon as possible. But yes, so I shall hand it over now to Julia. Thanks, Mel-Rai.


Hey, everybody Matt here for latent sports cards ripping 2022 tops museum collection baseball hobby six box half case break number 33 pick your teams We have Anthony P. Giants Brandon H. Dodgers Brett W. Braves Danny C. Angels Ed B. Phillies Ed R. Nationals Eric R. Mariners-Rays Ivan Oh Marlins and A's Jerry B. Metz Jonathan Q. Red Sox Joshua B. Brewers J. Lee Royals Kevin R. Cardinals Matthew K. White Sox Nelson V. Padres Blue Jays Nicholas H. Rocky's Twins Peter M. Yankees Ronald B D-backs Ryan S. Pirates Scott V. Astros Cubs Tim B. Guardians Rangers Troy L. Reds Orioles and Tigers All right, here we go. Good luck I would say about 50% of the time Stewart Ash or a breach forgets at least one item in an order. Yeah Or the driver just decides to eat it He doesn't need five hash rounds Still two to go on the next one. I think Oh, which one left want to go on the next half case. There's Nolan Ryan Copper And Nationals that is rookie archival autograph to 299 Josiah Gray Go Nets Yeah, hope so Troy We'll add senior Ted Williams, this is D-backs that is Uh patch to 35 Dalton Varshow Three colors on that Yeah, D-backs have some really nice. Oh, yeah, I got some cool jerseys. Yeah Copper Lou Barb Lou Barb Lou Bob Uh seager each year. Oh, there's blad senior. Oh, that's cool. Sketch reproduction expos go to the Nationals And Mets that is quad jerseys to 75 Peter Lonzo Francisco Lindor Jacob de Graham and Dominic Smith Nice one Mets. That is amethyst to 99 Ken Griffey jr. Yeah, I pulled some miguel to hot autos out of here It's a soto yellow and Royals that's dual jersey auto wits merafield Go KC That's the 399. There's a copper mic trout Barry Zito. Yeah From Oakland, he went to what san francisco He went to san francisco Hudson went to Atlanta and then molder went to St. Louis, right? Yep. Yeah molder was I think he had some injury issues. So he was kind of a bust for the cardinals, but Man when those three were all planned for Oakland Zito has a really cool book that came out Oh, really? Yeah It's for da brujan about how he was going to 150. He was supposed to be this big-time player Yeah, kind of didn't work out Marsh duran hank erin and yankees quad relic 75 labor torres Two bats two jerseys Have you read the bullfinn gospels? No, it's like der katers It's a minor league pitcher Just wrote one about just like kind of minor league shenanigans. What it's like. Yeah, I'm sure that would be awesome Ricky Henderson Greppy rindone hoskins and giants jumbo patch auto to 15 brandon crawford There you go giants. Was that anthony? Yeah, tony p There you go. Nice crawford. He's been chasing posey I remember we pulled you pulled that one out of a book Posey and malina. Oh my god. That is so cool So cool.  That is uh reds archival autographs to 299 louise castillo He's and quad jerseys to 99 are all this Chapman josh hater kenley jansen and edwin ds. Oh, that's cool Nice reliever nice closer quad relic as a bullpen picture. That's cool. You just double check here. That's yankees brewers Braves and Mets. All right. That'll be a random at the end The first one wasn't a random, right? Which is all the same all same. Yeah Something's heavy in one of those many boxes Five years and two million. Wow Oh Stanton hunter green rookie my Celtics jersey. I got yesterday just shipped when cal raleigh rookie And cardinals jersey to 50 go Yattie armolina Definitely the best catcher of my generation He's so good When he came up they were basically saying like he was like the 200 hitter at the time And they were saying like we don't care Bonus for us. Yeah frame card coming That's a ruby to 50. Nolan aronato That's 26 of 50. I thought we're gonna have jersey number 28 there. Nice color match though It's al-tubei bret akunya And to 15 at his silver frame bronzink auto rangers. Yvonne rodriguez There you go, texas Nice pudge Oh, yeah, it's got a theme on it Yeah, the frame makes it just a little too thick for 1 30. Hoskins piazza alonzo. There's a spencer torkelson rookie And cubs dual jersey auto e and hap that is to 3.99 There's rendon Bermirez rois lewis and hank erin sketch reproduction This is royals quad jerseys to 75 sabador pares So our next half case is sold out And then our first um panini baseball mixer is sold out three and two uh hobby divisions Three and two first off the line and hobby six box mixer number five random teams has 14 to go 14 to go on that 64 99 a spot. Oh, that's awesome ken I've never been to an all-star game and I'd love to go someday. There's joe ryan rookie copper me either Rizzo bryant joe ryan and rez quad relict 99 joey vato three jerseys and a bat I'd love to go someday. I think at this point if I want to go there now, it's probably gonna be Hopefully playing in one. Yeah Oh sketch card. Maybe hopefully an original sketch coming. I don't know. It's campanella poohol's francisco lindore and one soto Original sketch one of one Oh Go nationals That's a sweet card. That is awesome. I think it's a 55 Yeah Dang Awesome hit congrats nationals. Wow, that is crazy That's one of the cooler sketches and nice right behind it Cardinals archival autographs to 25 nullan aronato Yeah, well What a good break so far First or there's brian dala cruise. That's sapphire rookie 250 aronato cabrera devours and braves patch to 25 max freed You into the homerun derby. I actually would love to go to the homerun derby I even though I don't like the modern homerun derby as much as I did the old That's I am so I think it's dangerous. I think the risk of injury is so much higher People get so much more tired now. Yeah There's byron bucks and if I was a manager, I wouldn't want any of my players in it There's babe and mike trout sketch reproduction. I know that's the reproduction because hold the original of that one. Really? Yeah Raise that triple relic auto wade bogs Nice chicken man to one or to 275 Chicken man. Oh, he would always eat chicken before games, right?  I couldn't even like Couldn't think straight Yeah, I like the old devil raise jerseys. Oh my gosh So much better than the new one. Yeah, it's the dalbruha and rookie copper. All right. He bogsy. He isn't there Oh, it's a always sunny joe It's a mookie bet cj abrams rookie That's a good show, right? I've heard really good stuff about that show That is yankees jersey to 50 Joey gallo Did that thing where you met him and you had the Beers or whatever. Oh, no, that was rich. That was telling me about that Yeah, I'm in my box him and uh him and brad scared coal Rivera rois lewis rookie sketch reproduction rafael devbers And royals rookie auto to 50 jackson coar We're the only show you watch now. Well, we appreciate it. I also recommend checking out yellowstone if you want to expand your horizons a little bit Is that a kill the brew bogart say a Suzuki?  I think Ernie banks and white socks tool jersey auto. Jose abrayu It's a 50 You go white socks two relics in this pack or something It's johnny bench bluster posie Jackie robinson and metz That is patch to 25 dominick smith a bit of the uh Stars and stripes patch there And behind that is braves quad relic to 99 dansby swanson three jerseys and a bat All right, last box. It's been a good break. Let's finish strong. You guys think dansby's coming back next year Oh, is he a free agent? Yeah There you go 13 to go on that, uh three and two hot or first offline and hobby six box mixer random teams crazy patch like Yeah, what is like, what is that? Yeah, that's really cool. Yeah Bryce and stop that's rookie amethyst to 99 Wagner Williams and clemente and That is ace Archival autograph to 125 berry zito just talking about him That's sweet nice zito It's got a really cool book. I gotta remember the name chain boss rookie copper soto christian yellich Kerbal how I discovered true fulfillment after chasing fortune and fame Supposed to be a really good book There's reds patch joey vato Y'all have to check that out just about how like When he got traded he was supposed to be his big time player and never really like Lived up to the height But like even still like found a lot of pleasure and happiness in his life. Yeah suppose they were maras Ruby to 50 even though baseball wasn't going as great as he would have hoped. Yeah snail Rivera Royce lewis And giants that's quad jerseys to 75 buster posie brandon crawford brandon belton evan longoria And you go tony. All right last pack. Let's finish strong frank robinson seager each row jake of the grom sketch reproduction And royals that's dual relic auto whit mara field. That's the 399 We have one card to random here. That is quad jerseys chapman hater jansen and Diaz to 99 That's yankees brewers braves and mets. Can you just a sec? We'll do that random and then we'll do a recap Yeah I do love 87 tops. I was just telling them about the favorite years I don't really know vintage that well, and I just know I really like 87. Oh gosh. He just called 87 tops vintage That's like that's like the baseball card equivalent of somebody calling like songs that you remember from high school oldies All right, here we go quad jerseys. We will randomize this Six times. Good luck One Two three four Five six brewers grats brewers All right, so we had quad jersey to 99 Chapman hater jansen and Diaz goes to the brewers then we had Giants quad jerseys to 75 posie crawford belton longoria That's reds patch to 35 joey vato Mets patch to 25 dominick smith Uh braves quad relic to 99 dance v swanson Reds quad relic to 99 joey vato Yankees jersey to 50 joey gallo It's braves patch to 25 max breed Royals quad jerseys to 75 salvatore pares Uh cardinals jersey to 50 yada yarmolina That's dodgers jersey to 35 will smith Yankees quad relic to 75 labor torres Mets quad jerseys to 75 alonzo lindore de graham and smith And d max patch to 35 dalton varcho Yeah Royals do a relic auto with merafield to 399 A's auto to 125 barry zito That's white socks tool jersey auto hosea braille to 50 Royals rookie auto to 50 jackson coar Raise triple relic auto weight bogs to 275 Uh cardinals That's um auto to 25. Nolan aronato. Uh, we'll mag this one. Sorry. I forgot to ask you Cubs dual jersey auto e and half it's to 399 Reds auto to 299 louise castillo Royals dual jersey auto with merafield to 399 This is giants jumbo patch auto to 15 brandon crawford Nationals rookie auto to 299. Josiah gray And then we had rangers silver framed bronzink auto to 15 yvonne rodriguez And nationals one of one original sketch Juan soto There you go. Excellent six boxer that does it for the break. Thank you everybody appreciate it. Uh number 34 is up next