Okay, how are you live? Okay Okay Good evening everyone looks like a full session. Thank you everyone for coming My name is Boris Renske. I am the co-founder and chief marketing officer at Marantis and Today we'll be talking about How to stand up an HA open stack cloud with open puppet manifests in under 20 minutes for goat the Three creatures that made this presentation possible is myself I'll talk the first maybe 20 25 minutes then Roman who will perform a demo for the remaining maybe 15 minutes and The goat which will come into play later So to start I wanted to spend a couple of minutes and set the context and Talk about The open stack implementation project. So Marantis is an open stack solutions company. What we do is we help organizations of various size build open stack clouds and building an open stack cloud is a very Loaded term can mean a lot of things and involves a lot of things You can be Racking up the physical hardware connecting the network and all the way up to are actually hacking the Python code of open stack itself There's many things involved, but there is one recurring theme with every single open stack project we've ever done and that is building the Automation infrastructure around open stack My automation infrastructure I mean things such as infrastructure for bare metal provisioning to bootstrap the physical nodes and the configuration management that ties into it to actually deploy open stack on it and At Marantis we've done probably between 40 and 50 open stack projects at this point Every single one of them involved building some sort of automation infrastructure using various tooling for the clients The problem is as we're doing more and more of these projects is that Actually to be able to successfully build automation infrastructure around open stack You need to know a lot of things and in fact that it requires kind of a new breed of talent that has a In-depth understanding of a lot of our technology areas that you can't just find on the market So you need to know Linux naturally you need to be pretty good with networking Virtualization if you're going to be hacking open stack you need to know Python Ruby if you're going to be writing some puppet manifests puppet itself Cobbler if you're using chef you need to know chef If you're doing some orchestration then there's some orchestration tools such as m-collective assault and Etc. Etc. The list goes on the bottom line is that you have to be really smart to actually be able to know all these things and Smart like this guy right there Now talking a little bit more about Mirantis We have a lot of our engineering in the city called Saratov and Saratov is right there It's very close to the border of Kazakhstan and The problem with Saratov is that there is a few very brilliant engineers But there is not so many smart people overall, but the good news is that as you may know from some of the Borat movies in that area there's a lot of goats so as we tapped out the pool of brilliant engineers in Saratov our board started thinking of an alternative strategy and figured a way to basically use our geographic location to our advantage and That way is to actually build an automation library that is easy enough for a goat to use so we can use the resources where our offices are and Today as we're building clouds for big guys like Webex for instance. We have on the front end Smart engineers that speak brilliant English and the very articulate What people don't know is on the back end We have a bunch of goats doing the actual work So today I'm gonna talk a little bit more about how we made this possible So the initiative started about a year ago And our board told Roman who's gonna share more to basically go ahead and build that Automation infrastructure library and Roman said yes and they told me since I'm a marketing guy that I Need to be able to pack it And offer it to the end user in a way Where the end user is goat? So I said no problem as well So this brings us to chapter one Talking about What did Roman build specifically? so there's a lot of things here, but Basically what Roman did is he went to our engineering teams and Tried to figure out what is some of the hardest things that they have to work on in the context of an open-stack implementation project He further looked at the different use cases and deployment configurations that we've been building for our customers when we deliver open-stack projects and What he spent his time on is basically scavenging out the open-source ecosystem and putting together a Bundle of all components required to actually be able to Deliver an automation infrastructure around open-stack and the popular components there is Naturally, you have to have some reference architecture first puppet manifests to Deploy open-stack in various configurations Cobbler and host OS precedes open-stack packages themselves And naturally you also need a detailed configuration guide so that people Or rather goats can follow step-by-step and perform the work I wanted to spend a little bit more time on deployment configurations And I'll talk about why this is important in a little bit as well. So unlike any kind of a Open-stack deployment and management automation suite today Fuel has been and by the way fuel is the name of that package that Roman is built for goats with fuel we Try to Address various different customer use cases in the form of embedding a variety of deployment configurations of open-stack And I wanted to talk about some of the ones that are available today And we'll have more to come and I'll also mention why this is important as well so this is the list of the available deployment configurations that you can use that you can basically Deploy out of the box with fuel The first one is probably everybody knows a single node. This is pretty much the same thing Dev stack does There is very limited use for it in a production context, but if you just want to Play with open-stack first time ever and this is something that you would use the second one is a Quite popular one and it's multi-node. So this is the one where you have a single non-HA non-replicated cloud controller And you have separated out your worker nodes and the final third Deployment configuration is what we refer to as multi-node HA and this is suited for production environments Where you actually replicate a cloud controller to make it highly available Inside both multi-node and multi-node HA with fuel there is a couple of configuration settings where you can choose how you want to deploy Swift and also quantum Swift compact is for the use case when you're gonna be using Swift just as a back-end storage for your virtual machine images standalone will actually Deploy Swift as a kind of standalone component when you're gonna be using Swift as a external object storage Quantum compact and standalone so the most common way to deploy quantum now is to deploy it on a separate physical node Lately we've added another feature which is a quantum compact which enables you to actually run quantum on a controller node and Get the highly available quantum to run so why is this important and why I spent all this time talking about was deployment configurations because the Unfortunately, maybe but the fact of the matter is that all open-stack clouds are quite different today so these are some of the open-stack clouds that we worked on and we specifically produced our automation library in the form of a library to Give you the maximum available flexibility you can use any of the deployment configurations that have already been built in and you can pretty much do a single button deployment supporting any of the deployment configurations that are available with few a lot of the box or In many use cases you actually have your peculiar environment and you want to adopt open-stack to your particular context Fuel library will actually get you maybe 80% of the way there and 20% you'll actually be able to tweak the scripts So I wanted to spend a little bit time talking about H.A. and the way we've done H.A. today in fuel this is via Multi-node H.A. deployment configuration. So there's multiple ways to do H.A. We've played with different ways to do it and we finally chose this one so the things to pay attention to here is that so most of the Open-stack services are stateless So it's not a big problem to actually do the replication. You can just put them behind the load balancer A load balancer which shows H.A. proxy which runs on every node So you don't really have to solve much for these guys But there is a couple of stateful components in open-stack namely the database and RabbitMQ which you have to Do some magic to do the replication So RabbitMQ you can do active-active Simply for configuration, but there's multiple options for the database and for the database was specifically chose to use Galera the Upside is we can do active-active replication of a controller node with Galera and The downside is that when you actually doing H.A. deployment Because we're using Galera and Galera is a quorum system You will need the minimum of a three nodes dedicated to controller and one node as a worker node So the minimum environment you'll be working with is for physical nodes And finally the additional component that is not part of Open-stack that comes into the Open-stack our H.A. architecture is KIPA-LIFE-D which is a virtual IP management software because Open-stack services running on worker nodes can only talk to a single API endpoint They expect to see a single IP and if you have a replicated Controller nodes you have to actually some we have to have some means to expose a single IP So we use KIPA-LIFE-D, but I think that KIPA-LIFE-D is used in the majority of the H.A. architecture for Open-stack today So this is a little bit about deployment configurations and the H.A. architecture specifically that we've Embedded into the puppet manifests that come with fuel To sum it all up how how does it work? How would you deploy an Open-stack environment with that library that the Roman is built will show you a little bit later But there's three steps first is you create What we refer to as a master node or fuel master node It doesn't have to be very powerful, but that's basically the physical machine that will do the work to build your open-stack environment There's cobbler running on it and puppet master running on the fuel master The second is you actually enter your hardware info such as the MAC addresses and IP addresses for the servers We're going to be deploying Open-stack and the ones that you're going to be bootstrapping you run cobbler and cobbler will install the host OS Of your choosing we support Santas Red Hat and you're going to operating systems now And the third step is you actually run puppet and After you have chosen one of the deployment configurations that I talked about before and the puppet does the rest of the work and deploys All of the open-stack agents across the rest of nodes so Now I'm gonna talk a little bit about teaching a goat So the first step was to find a goat and I found the one that looked smart so this one looks smart and Then I showed the git repo to the goat and goat did not understand git repo because git repo is really for hackers Goats cannot work with git repo So my job came in and I built what we refer to as a fuel portal That is a very simple way to Consume such a library of various open-source components for non-hackers so to speak it has everything that You know a goat will need to be able to do such as a big red buttons to download the ISO to create the fuel master node and detailed Instructions on how to actually perform the installation step-by-step you can go previous and next and Step-by-step by step it will take you all the way to a functional highly available open-stack environment And there is an embedded support system if something doesn't work you can file a ticket and our back-end team will help So I explained all the stuff to the goat And in fact you can even see I'm showing that same fuel portal that I talked about and the goat listened But the goat did not understand Despite the hard explanation that I did and then the goat thought a little bit and came back and Said that script is too hard for goat Must have UI so that brings us to chapter 3. I Had to go back to Roman told him that all that works wasted And now he needs to build UI because there's no way that we can have goes deploying open stack of script so Roman at first dispaired, but Then he came up with the idea that he's actually gonna use everything that is in fuel library And simply build a thin GUI over it that will enable a goat to actually perform all the three functions that I described before simply by Clicking a series of buttons. So this is how fuel web came about and this is something that we are starting the private beta for today and it's available for demos in our booth and It's available for anybody interested For a download through the fuel portal on the rents website. So like I said what it is It's a it's a thin but intuitive web GUI that allows you to work with the fuel library and deploy all those various configurations of open stack the drawback is that you lose some of the flexibility Because it's not script. It is a UI. So you can't actually hack at the Pap manifests anymore but you do gain a very kind of intuitive experience and you can click next next next and Basically deploy and operate and add nodes and things like that of your open stack cloud So this is basically a repeat of everything that I just said But the bottom line is that you get the web GUI the fuel library here so all the fuel library artifacts feed directly into the GUI and With GUI you can click the button and you can manage your open stack clusters and With that I'm gonna pass the word to Roman and he's gonna show you a quick demo of what it actually looks like And then we'll talk a little bit more so the Floors yours. All right Is the mic on all right perfect, so So guys my name is Roman Alexenko I run product engineering at Mirantis and Today I'm gonna show you the demo of the fuel web. So which is the GUI on the top of our fuel library so I am not gonna show any slides. It's just gonna be a live demo on this exact computer And also what's cool about this demo is actually any of you can repeat it yourself Within maybe 25 to 30 minutes. So and I'll show you how we can do it So first thing that I want to tell you is that Fuel web. Oh All right. It's a good catch Perfect. All right first thing I Fuel web is distributed as an ISO so If you guys sign up for the private beta you get access to the portal The first thing you need to do is you need to download the ISO as simple as that so Then what you do is that you use this ISO to create a master node, right? So the standard approach for Many of the products out there. So you need the master node in order to be able to provision other nodes On which open stack will be running Also, we made it very easy for people to evaluate fuel web And we provide the scripts for virtual box that you can actually use and it says easy as a like Single-click install. You just need to launch one script in order to do fuel web installation on the virtual box so Here let's see I Already have The master node installed from the ISO in order not to like waste 9 to 10 minutes in this room And it was done using this script. So it's basically if you download our Package for the script. So you're gonna see something like this All you need to do you need to put the ISO that you download in the ISO directory and the scripts will pick it up automatically The scripts that we have here so the launch that I say it's the main script And it does just three basic things Number one it sets up the network. It's called prepare environment. Then it creates master node And installs it. So it's basically I can do it manually in the virtual box right here. Just Here create a VM mount the ISO set the hard disk parameters memory and all the stuff put it to the right network Install from the ISO instead of that we just have a script which does all that so So right now This and this is already completed. So master node is installed So the next thing that you want to do is actually you want to get to the installation of open stack itself And here we use The approach of Booting the notes or additional notes or pixie from the master node. So that's how we discovered them So in your data center that would be an equivalent of just going to the hardware like physically or remotely using the IPM I and telling it to boot over pixie. So and as long as it's in the same L2 broadcast domain, it will boot from the master node. You've just installed and here again I have a script which is going to create Slave nodes for me will point them to the master node and they'll just boot over the network. So think let's Let's do that. So you can see that It was before it was only master node and right now Two slave nodes have been created, right? So now they're booting over network from the master node. So now Let's actually open the web UI. So the most interesting part So that's how it looks when you initially install it. It's completely empty, right? So you can see the notification right there that the master node Installation is done.  So those are the notes on which we will actually install open stack So it will take maybe A minute or two. So while they it's in progress, we will go and explore the UI a little bit So on the UI, it's basically one simple screen Which allows you to create an open stack environment? So our tool supports multiple environments right now. So for example, you can go and say Like I want to create production environment production cloud running Folsom, right? So If you want to do another one You can say, okay, I want to have like QA open stack environment running for example Folsom as well so these boxes they represent Open stack clusters, right? So completely different clouds So then what you can do you can actually go inside and you will see the multi-tab interface for setting up the open stack cluster So the first thing here is You have to select your deployment mode Deployment mode right now with support to it's either multi node Which means one controller and the number of compute nodes. So like no HA and The second one is Multi-node with HA It maps into the HA mode supported by the fuel library It means like three or more controllers and the number of compute nodes and in this case will spin up Like for the infrastructure will spin up Galera, which is the Like not my sequel, but it's like an active active solution for HA with multi master Synchronous replication and we'll do clustered rabid and all other things which are not present in the normal Multi-node version. So I think for this installation will go with multi node because we have only a couple of nodes so let's select that and by the way here You can notice that These two guys which were previously booting. They are now discovered in the tool. So they booted over pixie Master node grabbed all the information you got the notifications. So Here are your notes you can for example kick here. So you can see that It's a new physical node. It detected that my manufacturer right now is virtual box Which is obviously correct and then if you want you can go and look Into the memory disks CPU stuff like this like explore the all the attributes of the note All the nodes that I have right now are virtual and they're very simple, right? It's one nick One disk and 768 max of RAM. So really simple configuration Alright, so the next thing would be to actually add them to the cluster that we've just created, right? So you can see that there is a place to add the one controller node Because it's a non-achained stall and you can add a number of compute nodes. So let's do that We can say that for example this node is going to be our controller node And the remaining node the only remaining node from the pool of an allocated node is going to be our compute node so We're done with allocation. So it's as simple as that. So the roles are Defined right now. Now we can go to the next step. So the next step is network configuration. So right now we The fuel web supports the subset of features of fuel right now. There is no quantum. So it's not a network You can choose between flat the HCP and VLAN manager and what we actually have is a useful feature to validate The network connectivity because what we discovered during the last like we've done more than 40 deployments of open stack, right? So what we discovered is that? The very typical error in deployment is the misconfiguration of a network gear for example network switches, right? so if you messed up your VLANs it means that some of the nodes will not be able to talk to each other in a certain VLAN and Typically you would know that only after you install open stack that like some of the stuff just like won't work You will not understand why so what we added is a way to actually validate that upfront Before you start the installation. So You can click this button and the tool will actually send the special crafted packets between like pairs of nodes and we'll catch them on the other side and we'll see Whether there was connectivity in the all the required VLANs or not So it's like a very handy thing that we found very useful So right now it's all succeeded There are no errors In case of errors, you will actually see the table like node a node B VLAN Like cannot communicate, right? So All right next step Settings of open stack itself. So it's like admin username password Some items related to scheduling hypervisor. So we'll obviously use chemo for this one as KVM will not work work inside virtual box Then the next Tab is locks. So for example, you can pull Remote locks from from the nodes, right? So for example, it's wire wire log messages. You can just go and Take a look at all the stuff here And the last tab with some administrative actions You can like rename environment or drop the environment in case you drop it will delete Messerboot records from all the nodes and we'll just reboot them and rediscover So now given that all we have all this configuration in place. So the last Remaining step is to we have to push the changes you have to apply them. So you click this Button which says deploy changes. It asks you for a confirmation And then you can deploy what happens is If you go to these guys the slave nodes, they are being rebooted right now And it's gonna be like a multi-step process step number one is First of all the operating system is going to be installed. So right now it sent us So it's gonna be in parallel on those two guys and then according to their roles like controller and compute The puppet will kick in and will install and configure the right set of packages according to to their roles And essentially it's a push button installation. So now we just have to wait It all it's all gonna happen automatically at in the end. I think we have that in in our presentation What you are gonna see is actually A URL to horizon right so Open stack is gonna be installed on this note. You'll be given the URL to horizon. You can click it There's gonna be a sample VM image and you can launch it So it's just within 15 minutes. You can get the working Open stack installed. So right you had just like 15 minutes ago You had just the bare metal notes without operation system and without open stack installed on them in 15 minutes You have open stack Also While these guys are being installed so you can see some like nice progress bars here showing the Overall progress for the cluster installation and you can see the progress bars here So right now they represent the status of installation of centos when the puppet is gonna kick in will show meaningful progress for For the puppet manifests And you can actually well while this is in progress you can go and actually take a look at the log files So for example anaconda, right? So In the real time you can see That the packages are being installed on the notes. So this is being updated automatically like every every few seconds You can even see it right now scrolling a little bit You can also Click for example this progress bar It's gonna take you to exactly the same screen of like where you can monitor our installation installation progress So I think While this is in progress I would like to spend a couple of minutes to talk about like what is coming and what's on the roadmap Would that be okay? It's like 505 All right, so What's on our immediate roadmap, so I think that's that that's very important. So a couple of items First of all here you didn't actually see the screens related to Let's say management of disks and nicks, right? So when you are doing install on the real hardware It's gonna be a multi-nick hardware, right? It was probably mixed on 1g and 10g interfaces and you will you will want to have tight control of what? Networks goes where right? So you might want to say that hey this opens tech networks goes to this Physical nick and it's gonna be tagged. It's gonna be in this vlan and this is gonna be intact It's gonna be tied to this physical nick. So right now the tool assumes that it's There is a like one nick if there is more than one it will all it will always use the first one, right? So adding the Management of all this and type configuration That's a step number one. So the same thing applied to discs Right now we do not support cinder in the web UI. So our immediate goal is to add cinder support and Add the like the handy disk utility tool where you will be able to actually take a look at all your disks on the nodes And you will be able to allocate some space like this goes for the operation system This goes for swift and that part goes for cinder. So you will be able to actually manage your volume groups through the user interface So that's two items right nicks and discs the next one would be Integrated monitoring and performance dashboard in this tool So it's basically if you you go into the cluster and you can see the health of your cloud whether or not all the components are Operational and pass all the health checks and also performance money metrics for your open stack services And the fourth major one I would say it's upgrades, right? I mean Every single company needs this functionality to just take a wandering button and do the upgrade of open stack to the next version So that's also what we're planning to build here And I'm not even talking about like things like adding additional features like support for quantum deployment and Along along this line. So I would say that's That's the summary Can you switch back to my presentation? Sure? all right so to conclude we specifically prepped the slide because It's gonna take probably another what like 10 minutes to Actually perform installation, but it works you can we encourage you to go to a field portal on our website download it Try it give us feedback Once everything is done like Roman said, this is the screen you'll see and you will actually get the URL To log into a horizon for your environment So to conclude After Roman went through this entire explanation the goat finally got it and it said this So the key takeaway here is that fuel and fuel web is a each a puppet recipes for goats You can get it here for three play around with it give us feedback Contribute here it's available on git and Again, we'd love your feedback Tell us what's not working. Tell us, you know, where would you like us to take the roadmap? And last but not least do come to our party tonight at 6 30 Miranda's shuttle is taking straight to party Thank you very much


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Hello traders from CMC Markets. This is Trevor Neal with the latest update from RRG Research. I'm recording this on the evening of 12th of Monday 12th of June. In this session we're going to look at the current state of the US stock indices and look at the charts of them and also a quick rundown on the foreign exchange market. In front of this very busy week for data releases and central bank activity. So let's have a look at what the market is indicating in front of these news releases. Now let's start by looking at this relative rotation graph of major stock indices versus a benchmark of cash. So this is not versus an index like the MSCI world, it's not that. It's versus cash. So anything on the right hand side of the vertical here is in a relative uptrend versus cash and anything behind this area is lagging. We'll also look at the direction northeasterly being a good direction because then it is moving easily. So improving on a relative ratio basis and also with positive momentum. We're looking today at the US indices. So here we have the NASDAQ, here we have the S&P, here we have the Dow Jones Industrial Average and here we have the Russell 2000 and that is the order of things. Looking at the direction of the NASDAQ it's heading strongly east. It's got a fairly long tail here so it's moving quite quickly east although it has slowed up a little bit. At the moment east means improving on a relative basis. So the strength in this particular narrow index and actually it in itself is being pushed by a few stocks. We know this and we've discussed this before and that is still the case. The S&P has got more of a 45 degree trajectory here. So it's doing well. It is behind the NASDAQ but it's looking good. Now it's going to be very interesting to look at the chart of that. The Dow has crossed around from the lagging quadrant straight into the leading quadrant. So picking up there. The Russell 2000 has got a long tail so it's swung around swiftly but it's still in the lagging quadrant. So it did begin to look as though it was sort of picking up some relative strength but seemingly not. It is in the right direction but it's way, way behind the others and it's not even above 100 on the JDK RS momentum. So we'll go through these one by one. Starting from the left on the RG chart, the Russell 2000 index. We've got a series of lower highs in place here.  Principally at the trend line itself, 1,931 and then the last lower high which has defined the down trend is at 1,976. The MACD is improving. That is true. The RSI is also improving. It's improving better but it's in a really consolidation range and it has got some serious resistance ahead. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, we have got really I think an ascending triangle in place here. We've got 1, 2, 3, 4 highs at around 34,500 and we've got rising lows in here. So that's a triangular shape and it's bullish. Rising lows and every time it comes back the bulls get more aggressive in their buying and pay up at a higher level. There's a great deal of commitment therefore to the Dow Jones at this level here and breaking that will turn a lot of the shorts into losses and nobody has shorted at a higher level in recent times since August and so it's very vulnerable to a sharp move up on the basis of short-covering and relief from the fact that the Dow just can't struggle through that level. Above us we haven't got as much resistance. I don't believe as we've got on the Russ of 2000. We've got that big, large consolidation. We've got less of a consolidation there. I think there's potential here. It could be close. We're moving up. The MACD is not strong. It's kind of neutral and the RSI is a little bit strong. Bit early I think because we're quite far from the 34,000, let's say 500 level at the moment but watch this very closely for potentially quite an explosive move to the upside if we break up through the triangle. The S&P broke through that troublesome 4,200 level and then shot up to the next resistance level which was at the August high at 4,300 and it's testing that right now. Is it going to break it? Well, the MACD is looking positive. This is a weekly chart, don't forget and the gap is widening here. That's increasing upside momentum at this resistance level. The RSI is making a new high. That's a very strong message indeed. The resistance itself I don't think is particularly strong. This looks very likely that it is going to break and then the next resistance which again I don't think is very strong is at 4,600. So I think that this resistance level is about to be tested and I think on balance most likely successfully and then the next jump could be quite substantial above the 4,600 level for the S&P. The NASDAQ is extremely strong or remains extremely strong after the breaking from these 10,500 lows. A powder head broken up through the 13,500 resistance here which wasn't strong but we've powered away from it and we're heading towards the next resistance which again is not that strong which is at 15,200 and then insight is the November high up at 16,700. It's getting steeper in its climb so it's getting more energy. The MACD gap is widening here. There's lots of upside power in this market and the RSI is making new highs. It's strong as it gallops towards this resistance level which is in itself not that strong. So it looks to me that this has got legs on the far right and pointing easterly on the ROG indicates of this outperformance that we're getting of the US indices by this particular index will be maintained. And now a look at the foreign exchange market. This is a weekly chart, ROG chart of the dollar and major currencies versus the dollar and something that should strike you immediately is we've got one currency heading northeasterly strongly and a currency heading southwesterly strongly. So Canadian dollar has passed through now into the leading quadrant on the weekly sampling swung through quite quickly and it's heading northeasterly. This is something we featured in last week's CMC update and so this situation continues. This looks extremely good on the chart and what looks extremely bad and continue to look extremely bad is the Japanese yen. If you wanted to do a pair, Canadian dollar long versus the Japanese yen would be something worth considering. The euro is easing back a bit but it's still relatively strong. The pound has been surprising. I shouldn't say this but it has been strong and it's holding its position. This very short tail here is an indication that it's stable at this position on the right here in the RS ratio but the outstanding thing to observe is the strength of the Canadian dollar, not yet the Australian dollar but the Canadian dollar and the continued weakness of the Japanese yen. I thank you very much indeed. I hope you have found this update useful. It would be very interesting to see how this news affects these existing trends and some of them are quite strong so even if the news is not in the favour of the trend maybe the trend itself is stronger and the news will be worked out relatively quickly but we'll see about that or maybe the news will accelerate the trends. Thank you very much indeed for listening. I'm always honoured that you spend time with me. This is Travaneel signing off from London and wish you a good rest of the week and may the trend be with you.


Hey guys, I'm working on some envelopes for my little note cards. I have a actually book here from the New York Times that's a bunch of page one copies of their page ones from their newspaper from 1896 to 1996. It's a great book for just you know ephemera newsprint type pages and it wasn't very much I think it was like a dollar or two on Amazon as a used book with free shipping so I you know and probably if you go to your local used bookstore but you can find something like that anyway so I've been making little envelopes for my cards using my envelope punch board they're not you know they're turning out okay I have had the envelope punch board for a while and I'm really not very proficient with it to be perfectly honest so and I'd rather buy envelopes and make them but nobody makes an envelope that's a good size for these little cards so I'm going to have to make them just the way it is so and I'm still not sure if I'm going to use the envelope punch board but I'm gonna take a break from making envelopes for a while because it's kind of frustrating me and I thought I'd make some sort of a little box here where I could organize my cards and I thought I could this is a box from my medication from Pill Pack they send my pills in these boxes every month and I saved them and I thought it was a good size because it's just about the right height I could stack all the cards up here on one side and then I thought I could put like pre-cut maybe pieces of paper and or envelopes on the other side something like that I don't know something like that so let's see what we can come up with first thing we're going to do is like cut this lid off because it's really driving me crazy I need a cutting board cutting mat okay so let's cut the lid off try to find the best way to do it that I'm not going to cut myself and I'll do a semi good job at it maybe oh no it's all crooked why did I bother with the straight edge it's all crooked I don't know yeah yeah yeah there we go so now I want to put a divider in here and I thought I just thought we would use this since you know I've got it and let's cut this part off maybe it'll fit in there it's a little bit too big but it's about the right height I just need to make it shorter so it needs to fold right about there so if I push on it with the edge of my ruler and make like a score line yep not worked low tech is the way to go I like low tech and then if we get it in there straight yep that's perfect and then I can put like bits and pieces and parts on the other side I can put envelopes I have a bunch of these shapes that I sat and colored and fussy cut out last night I could put them in here so that I have my bits and pieces when if I run low and I need to make more cards I can just pull this box down I like that idea so let's get this glued in and I want to put some tape on here um we're going to just use this um scrapbookers glue because I have it handy from working on the cards and we're going to tape it so I'm not going to rely on the glue to hold this in this is just to like extra protection that kind of hold it in place while we're waiting to get the tape in there that works all right let's get some tape on here I've got this turquoise blue duct tape I thought I would use I've been busy and distracted this morning working on other things that actually I guess in a way didn't need to be done today because I had like another whole almost two weeks to get them done but you know you ever have one of those days where it's just like on your mind today and you don't want to wait the two weeks you just feel like you need to get it done today that was me this morning anyway it's all done now so I'm going to just go around the box and then I'm going to come over here and just cut this off low tech you know this is a storage box if it gets a few like wrinkles in it you know I'm not too worried and I cut a slit up the corners and I'm going to start with these edges here the short edges and just bring this down over the cardboard and then here we're going to have to cut a slit in it where this divider is and push this down as well as acting up and blame it on all the Christmas candles and those damn cinnamon scented pine cones that are everywhere it's getting really difficult to avoid them okay so that's nice and it you know strengthens up the edge of the box I want to put a little piece of tape here too though I think I'm going to just lay it on top and that works so now I have a nice storage box for my no cards and envelopes I'm not crazy about the envelopes I'm going to have to work on these envelopes if anybody has any hints or tips I think part of the problem is I want a rectangular envelope and the punch boards really made for making square ones if you got a tip let me know anyway think about what you have laying around when you need a storage thing for your art room you know what cardboard boxes or other items you have just laying around that you can quickly and easily make some kind of storage container for whatever it is use what you have all right and don't forget to have a great day and do something nice for yourself because you deserve it I'll see you later bye


Don't want to make it a coronavirus update hour, but having a lot to do with what's happening in the markets, especially over in China right now So you have China may cut growth target virus update. Here are your key statistics? 361 deaths that is more now than the SARS epidemic confirmed cases in the country 17,205 China's worst stock route in 3200 left 357 shares limit down This is what I want to get into because it's pretty remarkable We saw the numbers that are covered with China being down between about seven point seven and eight point five percent all but a hundred and sixty-two of the almost 4,000 stocks Recorded losses for the day with about 90 percent dropping the maximum allowed by the country's Exchanges health care shares compromise most of Monday's gainers on speculation They will benefit from the virus outbreak. So take a moment and consider that you have every stock except for health care stocks dropping and Nine out of every ten of them that are dropping are reaching the maximum allowed limit for the day by the Exchanges now with that in mind. What is tomorrow going to look like? What is the government? What is the central bank over there going to start pumping into that market? But I imagine that if they dropped the maximum allowed we've seen this before when China really begins to accelerate to the downside and The central bank tries to step in imposing limits and nonetheless. So here's China's indexes Excuse me loses two key support levels within minutes. I'm going to expand this real quickly So we have the 100 day moving average in black We have the 200 day moving average in call it red or orange and you can see the gap from about 4,000 to 3600 in a heartbeat keeping in mind folks that that is just the daily limit Who knows where actual price discovery would take place below this level if they were allowed to trade where they may now We have limits in our indexes as well. It might not be per inequity. I'm not sure We do have daily limits in terms of stop limits. I believe it's like 7% 12% and then 20% per a day Curbs trading curves, but boy, oh boy We'll see what that opens on Monday kind of scary stuff when you start to get into the fact Well, it was always going to be brutal for China's 7.5 trillion dollar stock market as investors caught up with the losses worldwide Monday's declines were particularly severe the CSI 300 index tank as much as 9.1% a Slump rarely seen in its almost 15 year history the huge number of stocks trading limit down means it could take several Days for investors to execute their orders prolonging the sell-off keep that in mind folks. We'll see what happens


Hi, my name is Olivia. I'm in fifth grade, and I live in a small house in Tennessee. A few months ago, I had a very scary story. I'll tell you this story. So, a few months ago, I was hanging out with my classmates in school. We talked about a lot of things, such as the things my friends are doing and the assignments we were asked to do, until the discussion got around to the types of complaints. To the types of computers that we use. I found out that almost all of my friends have an Apple computer in their house, which made me jealous. I didn't have any computer, let alone an Apple, and not even a smartphone or tablet. Anyway, a few weeks later, my one was bringing my little brother, Sam, to the playhouse at a nearby mall. I was surprised when I first went inside, because I noticed that the computer the secretary uses is an iMac, the computer I've always wanted. I then noticed that the computer was on sale for only 50 cents, as the secretary has found it difficult to use, and has switched to a different computer. Not wanting to lose the opportunity, I begged my one to buy the computer. Later, I set up the computer in my bedroom. I hit the power button, and I noticed that it's saying, reading memory. For some reason, I feel a mental connection with the computer when this happens, and I don't know why. This phenomenon continued for days. I booted up the computer like a hundred times, but it still keeps saying reading memory, and always with the same feeling of being mentally connected. This is when the weird things start. So I got this assignment for history class which says I have to write an essay on the history of wall building. Pretty unusual, right? So when I arrive home, I immediately start up the computer, and it says reading memory as usual. So then I click the Safari icon to open my web browser, and type in wall building. The first result was an article about the history of the Great Wall of China. It's a funny coincidence that I considered the Great Wall of China as the topic of my assignment. I shrugged it off, as with many coincidences I happen to notice. A few days later, one of my friends told me that we were going to have a hangout at the local pizza place, and that we would discuss it over the internet. Now this was no ordinary pizza place, this was my pizza place in the whole world. You could imagine my excitement as I hopped off the bus and immediately went for my room. So I turned on the computer, passing the same reading memory stage as always. Then I excitedly clicked on Safari and immediately typed in Facebook, and sure enough, I landed on my friend's profile page, with a message saying, Hey Liv, let's talk about our hangout at the pizza place. I was really shocked about this, but still shrugged it off like before. Similar events continues to happen, where I would think of something and the computer will show something related to my thoughts, even if my search queries are extremely vague. One time I tried to trick the computer by purposefully thinking about something else mid-search, but will still show results based on my first thought. It's almost as if it was reading my mind. Needless to say, I was really freaked out about this. That night, I had a strange but vivid dream. I woke up, and had this urge to use the computer fast. I hadn't turned off the computer itself yet, just the screen, so it would only take a little click of the mouse to let me use it again. However, I noticed that the mouse was dirty. So I went downstairs to grab a cleaning spray, and sprayed my mouse. For some reason, the mouse began surging with electricity. Scared, I grabbed it, and I felt myself shrinking, and fast. Then I opened my eyes, and I saw myself in this weird place. It had all these wires and everything, and what appears to be sensors and a motherboard. It looked kinda like the inside of a computer mouse which I had seen in a video on the internet. Even I was like the size of an ant, I felt uncomfortable inside this, what I think is my mouse. Then I heard Sam's footsteps, and a bouncing sound. I'd say he was inside my room playing with his ball. I shouted, Sam, can you see me? But he didn't say anything. Instead, he threw his ball, and it landed on the ceiling of this place, or what I'd say is the left mouse button. Then I felt myself floating away from the mouse and into another strange place. It looked like the top of some mountains at sunset. It was beautiful. On the right side of me were some hanging objects that I can't seem to make out. When I looked at the sky, it seemed to have a high ceiling made of metal. In the front of me, I could see my bedroom, and a room of transparent material with what looks like various logos painted on it. I figured I must be inside my computer screen. Then I heard this moaning sound. It made me shiver as it appeared to be coming from all around me. Then the moans changed into a voice that said, Fear not, Olivia, for I am your own computer. Shocked, I said back. You're my computer, and you can talk. And it said back. Yes, Olivia. It is me, and I can talk. It didn't say anything else after that. Then I found a black arrow lying on the ground. I sat on it jokingly, and suddenly it flew around, carrying me, and the view was beautiful.  I also found out that the hanging items and the logos are the icons on my desktop. I didn't want this to stop. But it did. I woke up, in bed, lethargic, finally realizing it was a dream. Then I tried to remember what happened before that. But no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't. It's almost as if my memories before that dream were permanently erased. Then I suddenly had an urge to use the computer. I turned it on, and it did its reading memory thing. Then when it finally booted up, I noticed there were now five folders on the desktop, not for like in my dream. The new folder was named after my full name, which I will not reveal for security purposes. Curious, I clicked on it, and I saw four icons, two text files, one folder, and one application. Personality.text, interests.text, a folder called Memories, and Olivia.app. I decided to check out Personality first. It was a text file, and written on it was my complete personality. And for some strange reason, as I was reading the text line by line, I started to adapt that particular personality. Next I checked out interests, and I saw a list of my likes and dislikes. Just like the last time, as I read through the file, I began to like or dislike what was written. Next I clicked on Memories. It was a folder containing various picture files. I realized they were various snapshots of my life, taken from my point of view, from my birth to yesterday, named after the exact date and time it happened. I also noticed how good Memories have better quality than others. But anyway, just like the previous two, as I scrolled through the files, I began to pick up those lost Memories. That's when it hit me. It wasn't reading the computer's memory, as I thought, but is reading my own memory. That's why the secretary at the playhouse was thumbling with it. I freaked out about this, and went to turn off the computer as quickly as possible, but not before a new file appeared in the Memories folder, a blurry graphic of the text, reading. Reading my own memory. A few months later, I'm now here, in school, typing this story. And no, I'm not using an Apple computer.


This is Zoe Alexandre with People's Dispatch. I'm here in Ayacucho, Peru. For the past two weeks the people of Peru have been on the streets, on the highways, blocking major roads, closing airports, all protesting the coup against Democratic elected president Pedro Castillo, calling for resignation of the coup led government of a closing of the Congress and a constituent assembly immediately. Here in Ayacucho there was a massacre on December 15th. Ten young people were killed by the military and police. Reports from human rights organizations show that the military used live bullets on protesters. Some of them, some of those who were killed were even just on their way back from work. There's a lot of worry here and in the rest of Peru about these human rights violations. They've been demanding that there be justice. Meanwhile, Dina Bolvarte told mainstream media on Sunday that these crimes would be judged by military court. This has been actually rejected since then by members of the military. But the tension continues in Peru. On December 7th, Pedro Castillo was overthrown in a legislative coup carried out by the country's right-men dominated Congress. Castillo's forcible removal and illegal arrest brought tens of thousands of citizens into the streets demanding structural changes to the country's political system. These protesting citizens mostly belong to the long neglected countryside of Peru and who feel deeply represented by Castillo. For the past two weeks since December 7th, indigenous and peasant communities, popular movements, social organizations, student associations and trade unions have been organizing demonstrations and roadblocks and occupying local airports in different parts of the country. They're demanding the release and reinstatement of Castillo, the resignation of the defacto president Dina Bolvarte, the dissolution of the right-men dominated Congress, fresh parliamentary elections and the establishment of a constituent assembly to change the country's 1993 constitution. The Bolvarte government has responded to the social uprising with a strong security clampdown included the declaration of the state of emergency at the national level and deployment of armed soldiers and police officials. According to Peru's National Human Rights Coordinator, as of the 23rd, 27 protesters have died because of violent repression by public security forces. Apart from this, 60 serious hospitalizations and 113 arbitrary arrests have also been reported. Los Inocentes, Los Humildes, llegaron a manga para qué, para que se bañen, para que están bañados con la sangre. Quedamos un destrozado, mi hijo, luchando por su pueblo, luchando por su país. Humilde, hijo, era humilde, no era un delincuente, no era ninguna persona, el único que era un campicino. Dina Bolvarte's government has repeatedly labeled the protesters' terrorists to delegitimize the widespread opposition to her rule. The mainstream media in the country is acting as an accomplice to this. They have called protesters' bundles, criminals' terrorists, they have published unverified reports alleging that protesters have been using weapons and have links to criminal groups and always emphasized the disruption to daily life caused by the protests. But the violence by state security forces is not being highlighted. However, in the face of intensifying protests, Peruz Congress has approved a bill to advance general elections by two years to April 2024. In order to take effect, the bill must be ratified in the second vote in the coming months. Meanwhile, Castillo continues to be imprisoned in the Barbadio prison in capital city Lima. Outside the prison, a group of supporters is maintaining a permanent vigil, expressing their support for the ousted president. The demands continue to be very strong against the school government, calling for renovation of this political system that excludes the majority of Peruvians, excludes the indigenous, the peasant people, the people who live outside of Lima, and really just calling for a new system where they're able to participate. We'll be following these protests as they continue, as people continue to demand that there be justice, that there be a new government, that the people have a say in what happens improving politics and society.


Hey guys it's Monica. I am going to share with you a couple of things in this video. One is I have selected the winner of my blanket giveaway, the eyelash serum giveaway that I did a couple of weeks ago and oh my gosh you won't believe what happened when I did that. It was like unbelievable. I had this like huge malfunction but I knew exactly who the winner was. Yes because I see her all the time. So I did that and then I'm going to talk about some mascara and something else. So if you're interested stay tuned. Hey guys so before I get into the winner of my three bottles of Blink eyelash serum which I'm going to announce shortly I wanted to talk to a little bit about some mascara. I was actually this came via the Octolene network and this is the Clarence Supra Volume Mascara and I have it in 01 which is their really deep intense black. This mascara is really I think it's really super nice. Now you all know that there's two mascaras that I really love. One is the It's Superhero and the other is the Essence Lash Princess. I have tried the Better Than Sex and I like that one as well but most of the time it's the Essence Lash Princess which is so affordable or the It's Superhero which is also very affordable if you buy it through QVC because they often have these super specials. So anyways Octolene had the Clarence mascara the Supra Volume Supra Volume mascara and I was so intrigued by it. They said it was a revolutionary brush and that you could get super volume without having to do false eyelashes. I don't do false eyelashes. They always scare me and I think I tried false eyelashes once like in the 60s, yeah 1960s, a long time ago. So I was really intrigued to try this. This was sent to me complimentary from Clarence via the Octolene network in exchange for review. I've been using this a good three weeks now and I will tell you their claims even though my lashes I didn't get that super volume like the model in their advertising gets I got a lot of volume. For my lashes I got a lot of volume and their claims are absolutely correct. One coat does it but more importantly I love and and I'm going to tell you three weeks of use I love love the wand. It has stayed crisp and clean and the product comes on awesome. It just really works nicely with my lashes. This is a fairly pricy mascara unless you get it on sale. I think it's like $28 retail not on sale and the It's Super Hero is very pricey as well unless you get it on the QVC where you have two for one. But I will tell you this I'm not going to say that it's knock the others off but I have really really enjoyed this. I would buy this again especially if I can catch a sale or buy it with my altar points or rewards. I would definitely buy this again. I have loved how it is held up. Put it on in the morning. I've gone to work. I've come home at night. I may have eye bags. I might have wrinkles below but my eyelashes look super super awesome. So I wanted to share that with you. I really like this a lot and I would recommend if you have an opportunity to pick it up and see how you like especially if you are a It's Super Hero girl. I don't want to and that's probably why I like the The Lash Princess. The essence as much as I do. I don't want to have to build up my lashes coat after coat after coat. I'm not quite a one and done gal because I do you know work it a little bit because I start slowly. I think it was Melissa 55 who had recently said that she winks into her eyelash application. Well I kind of do the same thing. You know put it on there and I and I build up like I wink my lashes. So if that makes sense. So I'm enjoying this a lot. So if you're looking for a different option or you just want to try a mascara that is going to be a no fail at least for me it's held up beautifully. No clumping in three weeks of use. Use I think the wand looks brand new and sometimes even my It's Super Hero it gets a little gunky. The wand gets a little gunky after a while and the essence as well. So I I think this is as close as I can get to a non-clump mascara. So I wanted to share that with you. The other thing I want to share with you that I'm starting and I guess this is like one of the perks that you get when you have a YouTube channel. And I do have a lot of brands that reach out to me. Many of them I turn down. They're brands I've never heard of and I'm not so it doesn't have to be that it's a brand I heard of. I've heard of but when I read about them and I read the ingredients and I'm unsure. You know I'm unsure.  I don't know if that's the right phrase to use anymore but anyways I'm going to say it. I don't mind being the tester in a lot of ways but I'm really fussy about my skin care. So when skin pseudocals via skin store now I've talked about skin store because from skin store I got the I and I absolutely really really love the new face device that I got from them and I got that complimentary in exchange for review from the skin store. So they have it's amazing to me you should check out their website. I do have a coupon code 25% off on some items or most items. They're awesome exclusions so make sure you're aware of that but they have so many really I think top name brand products. It's amazing. So anyways via skin store and skin pseudocals I got sent this awesome package and what they're doing is they're launching and this is their Tripeptide neck repair. Yeah neck repair. So anyways I've only I've only been using this maybe for about two weeks not much longer so really can't tell you what I think of it but I am going to tell you that I am using it and I put it on every day and I love the formula. I love I love how it doesn't have a strong smell but I love how it does smell and I just love how it really leaves my skin so I'm working on my neck you know the turkey neck the wrinkles the you know all of that and one thing that I've discovered when I was really looking at my neck and my decolletage is that I have all these like spider veins on my neck on my chest now and I'm like and I like them anyways. So I'm going to be working and using this I'll report back I know this is a very pricey pricey product outline I know that and I know they have a full extensive product line but I'll tell you they have sent me some amazing stuff I've got a serum that I really think is awesome I'll talk a little bit more about that and I got two creams and they're you know one is the restore triple lipid cream the other one age interrupter. I've been using the age interrupter this to me the way I've been using it because of course I don't have their full skincare line but I've been using it as a moisturizer and I put it on before my makeup this have actually carried around and this is their this is their HA Infuser this is I know it just feels really good as a touch up so anyways I'm going to report back on these they are pricey even skin store prices are still very healthy they're healthy prices let's put it that way however I'm gonna just be curious to see how they work and I'll let you know I'm excited to have had the opportunity to actually be able to do that and so now so I'm going to do another giveaway so I'm not going to answer any comments here I'm going to do another giveaway for another three packages of blink to one of you so we have to leave in the comments yes I want to win the blink you have to put that in your comments you have to make sure you subscribe make sure you like the video and leave me that comment so I'm super excited about that and now because I had that malfunction I had to read kind of like how am I going to do this I couldn't redo it because when I went to redo it I realized that the person that won initially wouldn't win and I didn't think that was quite fair so I knew who it was I went and I grabbed her comment and I'm so excited because she actually comments on my videos all the time she's she's a regular regular visitor to me and I have so appreciated I don't know I think maybe the last three years maybe even longer but I have so appreciated all her comments all her support and I just feel connected to her so I'm super happy to announce the winner for my blink was drum roll drum roll oh congratulations Barbara so reach out to me send me a message let me know where I can mail you your three things of blink and good luck to whoever my next winner is and thank you all so much for watching guys and thank you all so much for your continued support and I'll let you know how my neck likes in pseudocals you know what it's got to be good right and I've never been one that associated price with good but to me this is really a very luxury brand and I'm so excited to try it I'll let you know how I do that guys and Barbara congratulations


Hi, I'm Matthew Koss from commitmentconnection.com and today I have another question from a woman in our community who asks How can I be more approachable to men? it's a great question and You know studies have shown that most guys most guys that are out there I think it was like over 80% or something like that most guys out there won't approach a woman unless They get some type of invitation from that woman So most guys out there won't approach you unless they get an invitation and you know I've talked to a few women who are like well You know doesn't that doesn't that weed out the guys who aren't you know men and the answer is no It does not it weeds out the guys who aren't incredibly aggressive and that's really about it and so You know there's a bunch of incredibly aggressive guys out there meeting tons of women and there's a bunch of other guys out there that are like Hey, you know, I don't want to deal with all the headache and the anxiety of approaching a woman which In case you didn't know men feel a lot of anxiety When approaching a woman because there's a huge risk of rejection and all kinds of different biological things going on there, but So anyway, the the whole point is that you need to you need to look as friendly and Inviting as humanly possible if you want a guy to approach you especially if it's a guy that that you see or that you know and you like him and he's not approaching you and so you could give him a look you can smile at him and You know if you're out somewhere and you want a guy to approach you try to stay away from a big group You know try to go off on your own For a little bit or try to get near him if you go and stand near him a lot of times a guy will approach you if you go and stand near him You know smile and be friendly and and if all that doesn't work you can always try approaching him and Believe you're not most guys most guys are very friendly to women who approach them and Because they know what it's like to approach women and get rejected and feel like an idiot so You know I talk a lot about how to approach men in an attractive way and some of my programs and Some other videos and stuff that I have here So that's it for this video if you have if you want more information on how to attract a quality guy Into a committed lasting relationship. Make sure that you subscribe to my YouTube channel I'm Matthew coast and I'll speak with you again soon


What's up everybody, JC here for jaspyscasebreak.com. It's a 2020 new release day. Peenini Immaculate Collegiate Football Hobby, five box case break, random number block number one. That's sold out on our website. As you can see, number two has already been posted guys, but this is break number one. Everybody gets a random number per spot, zero through nine. And for example, if you get number three, you'll get all cars with three being the first number next to the dash on the left side of the dash. So for example, if we hit a card, two forty three out of two ninety nine, that'll be for number three block, thirteen out of ninety nine, forty three out of ninety nine, ninety three out of ninety nine, etc. Number three block would get that card. And again, if any redemptions pop out, that'll go to spot zero. Any unnumbered cards will be randomized in one lot at the end of the break. And this is the new 2020 rookie class. It is just Collegiate Edition. So kind of tough to do pick your team since we'd have to go by group break checklist if they created a checklist. So random number block works perfectly guys just because you can get so many different hits from so many different players and teams. Just by getting the right number. So again, this is break number one and we'll sold out by Rich, Aaron and Christopher got the last eight and last spot mojo. There you go. The random number from zero through nine. So let's roll the dice. Boom. And we got a three and three for six times. Good luck guys. Six times. One, two, three, four, five and six. There you go. Six times. Aaron at the top down to Christopher. There you go. Six times as well. We also have these boxes available for personal today with me guys on Instagram at Jasper's Breaks, jasperys.com, two, three, four, five and six. One down to four. So Aaron, you got one. So any one of ones would be yours. Christopher, you have zero. Any redemption? Six, Rich with two. Christopher with seven, nine, eight, five, three and four. So if anybody wants to trade, I'll give you guys a quick minute for trade windows opening. And if not, then we'll close the trade window. And then also another new football release is Daenerys football. So we can always get that one rolling as well. I'm assuming no trade. So let's close it then. Let's print and rip. Again, the next round on our block is on the website. So you guys want to get the next one rolling? If you can, and here is the case, like the colors. It reminds me a little bit of retro Oregon colors right here. Go ducks, get some Herbert in Oregon uniform. Might be a buyer of those. Never know. Good luck everybody. This stuff is gonna be fire. I can just feel it. It is going to be by a little Justin Herbert's in this. Herbert roadblocks. I know, man. It's gonna be fun right here. These patches are gonna be insane guys and same thing with NT and flawless, but more immaculate. I feel like immaculate gets better patches. Now the beauty of these random door blocks is that everybody has a shot at all these cards. One number could just kill the whole break. First of all, we got to Sean Watson. 5 out of 49. There you go. Spot 5 is going to Christopher to start us off. Another jumbo relic of Jake from Georgia Bulldogs. That's 46 out of 99. Spot 6 is going to Christopher. We had a triple relic that includes Chase Young, Joey Bosa and Nick Bosa. 85 out of 99. Another one for spot 5. Alright, the first auto is a little rookie patch autograph to 49. KJ Hill. 13 out of 49. So that is spot 3. Also going to Christopher. And look at that. In the first box. 23 out of 99. Little Joey B, Joey Burl. Little rookie autograph. Spot 3 going to Christopher. Alright guys. Fire. First box. A little Donovan Peoples Jones. 9 out of 25. 9. That's going to Christopher. So far, I mean Christopher did the work. He got 8 spots. But so far, I think all of these hits have been in Christopher. And just box number 1. And the last one here is a 3 out of 10 for Auburn. It was a Noah. And again another one for Christopher. Swept the box. There you go. Just like that. First box done. What about first box? I like him. Honestly, I really do. I still love once though. I think once will still be fine, but I can't say that I'll see once here for like the next five years though because you've got to take it game by game and year by year because as you can see the NFL things change quickly. As not for long in the NFL, right? So I think once, I think Hertz is a good draft because you could develop him. I think he goes have good coaching to develop him to a really good NFL quarterback and I think he's only like just turned 22.  Even if he just sits for like two, three years, he's still only going to be like 24, 25 years old. So if in a couple of years for some reason once just isn't a guy anymore, then Hertz is still super, super young. That's kind of the beauty of it. Once is like what 28 now going to be 28. Still young though, they're going to be wrong, but Hertz is only like 22. So it's like a big six year difference. And again, if once goes down, I think Hertz can definitely step up there. 22 out of 49, Miles Sanders. Two, it's going to rich. I think we're all a little different at sometimes. Not too much, but I mean, I think Boston's a little more old-school. But I think we always kind of feel the same way, but I guess it just depends on the situation. This is like, what is this? A glove? Yeah, Henry Ruggs 59 out of 96. That's a spot nine going to Christopher and I'll have to actually put this in a slider box. So let's just keep that over here. And we got a Immaculate Cleat 14 out of 20 for Anthony McFarland, Jr. Steeler and that's spot four going to Christopher. That was a huge card. Little piece of the cleat it looks like. That's awesome. I had another one we'll put in a slider box right there. We got Nate Stanley, 67 out of 99. Spot seven going to Christopher. Brian Edwards, 36 out of 49. Another one for Christopher. It's just raking right now. You still have about four and a half boxes left. We got Jerry Judy, the rookie patch autograph to 99. Two color. Another one for spot six and Christopher. And a out of 10, our Franey Jennings. 10 out of 10, zero. That's also going to Christopher. There you go, man. I think this one minus one card was all yours as well.  Three out of 10 base card. Three that's also going to Christopher. Very nice. We got a little jumbo of Jalen Rigor. He was doing so well in camp and then injured his shoulder. Making a tackle by Jalen Hertz's interception. And that's 61 that's going to Aaron. So he'll be back by like week two or three. And look at this little Nike swoosh. Little Michael P. Ryan Gloves. That is 21 out of 44. That's actually going to Aaron in spot one. And Brian Hunter, 27 out of 99. A little autograph there. Seven going to Christopher. That's last bomb, Mojo. Again, we have the next round of number block already on the website guys. Redemption time. And it's a rookie patch autographs silver. J.K. Dobbins with a card number 112. That'll be going to Christopher with spot zero. And you know, redemptions. Very nice. We got K.J. Hamler. 10 out of 10. Another one for spot zero and Christopher. Very nice. I think he's going to be one of the most explosive water shoes NFL this year. So good. And we got to 99, 91 out of 99. Henry Ruggs. It's going to Aaron. We got a one out of five. What is that? Lamar Jackson. Very nice.  There you go. Little base Lamar. You get Patrick Mahomes in the first one. Or at least Patrick Mahomes comes out in the first one. One out of 10 and then Lamar one out of five. Little jumborellic of Courtney Davis. 93 out of 99. Another one for Christopher. And we got another glove that's Len Bowden, Jr. 61 out of 68. Another one for spot one and Aaron. We got Antonio Gandy-Golden. 53 out of 99. Spot three going to Christopher. Redemption. And it is a premium patches rookie autographs of Justin Jefferson. Nice one there. I've been in the sort of Vikings, but again, random number block. One is zero for Christopher. Next one we got is Lovisco. Chanel, Jr. 73 out of 99. Little four color patch in auto. And the last one here is a little RP-8 to 99. T Higgins, a single color. Forty five out of 99 going to Christopher. Last one, guys. Good luck. The beauty of random number blocks is no randomizer. There's no nothing. Just whoever has the right number. Once it's unnumbered, then we have to do a randomizer.  All right, we haven't gotten a crazy, crazy patch auto yet. Hoping there's a one right here in this last one. But again, this stuff is really, really nice, guys, honestly. Super, super nice. First one to Sean Watson. 53 out of 99. What? Yeah, I turned it on already. We got a out of, oh, sorry, out of 10. Yeah, out of 10. Nine out of 10. University of Missouri, Mizzou Tiger. It's a little patch in there. Nine that's going to Christopher. Wow, look at this. Liberty Flames, Antonio Gandy Golden. That's nine out of nine. That's pretty cool. Looks like maybe a piece of the hat maybe. Yeah, caps. That is awesome. I just got a touch right there. There you go, spot nine going to Christopher. That's a nice one. And we got to 49. That's Karrion Johnson. There's a piece of the helmet maybe. Another one for spot nine and Christopher. Jeez. We got Isaiah Simmons, three color patch in auto, 13 out of 99. Another one for Christopher and spot three. We got a Kishan Vaughan, 97 out of 99. Three color patch in auto. Another one for Christopher, that's the last spot mojo. And the last one here is a little CD-LAM, 88 out of 99. Look at that, it's a little Jersey number, I believe. Isn't he 88 in the NFL? Very nice little, maybe eBay 101. Spot eight going to Christopher. Nice one, man. And there you go, guys. That was Immaculate Collegiate Football, round of number block number one. Again, number two is in the store, guys. Not sure if we'll have bigger teams, but I know we'll have another round of number block. Again, great value. In five boxes, chance to sweep up a whole break with one number, guys. Again, like I said, don't shy away from this break, guys. There's some nice patches. You can get out here, nice jumbo patches. So coming up next, guys, is Stadium Club Pikachu number one, Jaspy'scasebricks.com.