It's officially spooky season in NHL 22. Yo, what's going on, LeafreNation? Sleeper back again and welcome back to the channel today. We have a new event that literally just dropped about 15 minutes ago. We're going to run through it and we're going to rip some big boy packs. Let's get into it. So as you can see from this banner, Halloween rivals, master set items available in packs and sets. We're going to run through it. So let's go show you guys these cards. So let's just get right into the collection. There are some very good master set cards and some good just random cards that they threw in here as well. So looking here, we have a 91 overall Sydney Crosby. He has Gladiator.  He's at 90 speed, 89 endurance, 91 balance and agility, 90 acceleration. With Gladiator gives him a plus two to balance, rich plus, yeah, plus two to rich shop power, plus three to body checking, a plus three shop block and pretty good looking card. Here we got a 91 overall Claude Giroux. He's got protector as a synergy, tape to tape as a superstar ability. And his own ability is one T 94 face offs, which is actually huge for Mr Claude Giroux. Some pretty good puck control and passing 92 speed, 92 endurance. If I was going to make one of Crosby or Giroux, in all honesty, man, it looks like I'd make Giroux one because I do run the synergy protector. Man, 94 face offs is huge and he's a well rounded card looking at the 89s. Now we've got a Rasmus Anderson. He's got spark as a synergy. He's got heat seeker as a superstar ability and his own ability is bouncer. It's a pretty decent looking card for a defenseman. 89 speed, 92 endurance, 89 excel, 92 balance, which is pretty good. He is a little bit of a smaller build at 61, which isn't that small. 89 passing, 89 puck control. It's a pretty good looking card if you're looking up to your defenseman. Look in here, we got the big man himself, Jesse Poolyardy. His synergy is well rounded, tape to tape as a superstar ability and his own ability is unstoppable force. This card looks absolutely unreal. At six four, he's got 90 speed, 90 excel, 91 agility, 91 balance. A really good looking card, a really good looking shot. That's not a bad looking Jesse pull up Poolyardy. Get into our 87s. We've got Quinn Hughes, booming shot as a synergy, seeing eye as his superstar ability and his own ability being Spinarama. This card looks absolutely unreal, man. 92 speed, 92 excel, 84 balance. So he will get knocked off the puck pretty easily at five, 10, 170. But it's a pretty good looking card. He's got a very good looking shot. Again, if you're looking to upgrade your defenseman, it's a good shot there. And then look in here, we got Claude Lemieux. Let's get back to him as we're going to look at Kail McCart. I believe this is the last MSP. He's got Gladiator, make it snappy as a superstar ability. And his own ability is in reverse. Now, looking at this card, man, 92 speed, 84 balance. So it's a similar looking card to Kail McCart, to Quinn Hughes. Maybe a little bit less of a shot, but pretty similar card. I don't know who I take out of the two. They're both good looking cards. Now, looking here, we got Claude Lemieux. I'm not going to go through everything, but we got an 87 Claude Lemieux. We got an 86 Jordan Binnington. We still have some more MSPs. He's got Distributor, his zone or superstar abilities X-ray. And his own ability is Last Stand. It's a pretty good looking gold tender. And then we got Cam Talbot at the 86 here. Fly the zone, no timer, superstar ability. And whirlwind is his own ability. Now, looking at the other cards, we also have an 86 Matthew Kachuk. We have an 85 Sammy Salo. We got an 85 Henrik Zettaberg. Aaron Eckblad has an 84 Darcy Kemper at an 84. This card actually looks unreal. We got Darren McCarty at an 82. Ryan McDonough at an 82. Johnny Boychuk at an 81. I know I'm going pretty fast through these, but it is what it is. Ryan Suter at an 81. Stu Grimmson at an 80. And George Larac at an 80. And those are all the new cards. Now, you guys are obviously wondering, how do you make these cards? I got you guys. Looking at the Halloween Rival sets. So you can trade in 21 random players for a random player that I just showed you out of the 87s to 80s, not the master set players.   Or you can trade in 31 players here, a bunch of 83 plus overalls, a couple of 84 pluses and a couple of 85s and a Halloween Rival collectible. Now, you can do that for all the master sets here. Obviously, depending on the rating, there's going to be more or less players that you got to trade in, but it is all the same here with the collectible. So 13 and 31 for Crosby. Same with Giroux for the lower end guys, nine. So looking at Rasmus Anderson, you trade in 187 plus, a couple of 86s, a couple of 85s and arrivals collectible and you get that Rasmus Anderson. Same with Yessie Pouliarvi and then Quinn Hughes is the same as well, I believe, Samuel McCarr. And then you got this one here, which requires no Halloween collectible, but you need an 87 plus Penguins player, any Philadelphia player.  So it's obviously cheaper to do the front end of these sets here. So I don't hate it. It is a little bit expensive, more expensive than the last sets, which is expected to get higher overall cards, better players. If I'm going to do anyone, it's going to be Claude Giroux or Jesse Pouliarvi, to be honest, man, I think I can probably get it done after this pack opening. But we'll see. So those are the sets. They're kind of expensive to do if you're a free to play player. If you spend some money, you might have the cards in your collection already. But yeah, that's that. Looking at the Halloween arrivals here, if you complete all these, you get a Halloween treat pack, which I believe is in the store, which I will show you right now. So the Halloween treat pack is just a 17.5 K pack. But looking at this at these packs, we got a haunted starter pack, six items, including a power up collectible and two guaranteed 80 plus overall players. It's an OK pack here. You got the Halloween costume pack, 30 items, at least five initial players and a guaranteed of 10 gold players here. The Halloween treat pack, 25 items, at least 10 players and a guaranteed 78 plus overall. And then you got a batch one goodie pack, which is 12 items, including a Halloween rivals player item and five guaranteed gold players. So not too bad, not the greatest packs. I don't recommend buying them. But if you want to do it, I won't I won't I will stop you. Now, looking at the challenges, you guys must be wondering, how do you get these Halloween rival collectibles? Yeah, you do them by you get them by just playing the challenges, which is always a lot of fun. So that's everything that's new in the new event that they just dropped. Let's open up some packs. We got our rivals packs and we got our champs packs here. So as you can see, two jumbo elite players, packs to elite packs and one NHL players pack. So we will start with the NHL players pack. We are hoping if we can get a master set player, man, that'd be huge.  So let's get into it. I'm excited. I've been holding onto these packs for so long. I've been so tempted to rip them. Thank God we waited. And our first card is a new item from the event. It's an 81 overall Johnny Boy Chuck. Probably won't make the team, but we pull one of the new cards already. That was quick. We got an Andrew Manji upon a Kodi glass. Ryan Kessler, come on. Ryan Eugene Hopkins, not too bad in 82 overall. We do need 83 pluses. Oh, Kyle Pomeri, Tyler Tafoli, Frank Ritrono and an 81 Milan Luce each. So it's it's a pack, I guess. All right, onto the elite pack. Ten items with at least five 80 plus overall players. We have two of these saved up. Come on, E.A. Bless us here. We have yet to pull a master set player item. This year or like a power up icon. So let's see what we can get here. Hopefully it's good.  Can I get my players? Tristan Jari, OK, Tyler Bozak, a celebration. Rasmus Risteleinin and a barbershop. That was a lackluster pack. All right, we got one more of these elite packs. I thought these elite packs were better. Clearly, they eat the greatest, man. I don't know. We got a Peter Mrazik, newest leaf who is coming back, actually, after being injured. Robert Thomas, we have yet to pull an 83 plus, which we do need for these sets. Can we pull one? Ryan Getzlaff, OK, come on, man. Oliver Walshram, that's probably going to be it, isn't it? Yeah, OK, that those are horrible. All right, now we're on to the big boy packs. Like when I say big boy, these are like big boy packs. Jumbo elite player packs, 20 items, all gold players with at least 18. Leafer 18, 80 plus players. Give me something here, yeah. All right, here we go. Come on, bless up here. Bless up. Come on. Here we go. Dominic Kubelik. Primetime JT Comper won't make the team, but cool looking card. We got an icon. That's not a power up icon, so not ideal. Derek Brassard, Jonas Brodeen, Jombo, Joe Thornton, Elias Patterson, so there's an 83 plus. That's nice. Esa Lindell, Jake, the brusque, Joe Pavelski. Can I pull a purple, please?  Adrian Kempe, oh my Justin Schultz. And that is it.  I'm going to cry. All right, we'll hit this one with our nose here and hope that the nose pack brings us some luck. We need some luck here. Come on, yeah. Brandt Clark, all right. Interesting, come on. Matt Zuccarello, ain't it. Derek Brassard, ain't it. Matisse Ekholm, ain't it. God, my God, I don't have Pacluck this year. Not even 83 plus this year, which is like actually hurting my heart. Ryan Johansson, Bovillier, Mackenzie Blackwood at an 83. Sure, we get another Halloween item. Ryan McDonough, doubt he'll be used. Brandon Saad, Philip Grubauer, 83 plus. We'll take that. Oh, Nick Sealer, Duncan Keith, Travis Koneckney. And Mark Giordano. OK, we have one more pack. Watch, I wanted to save my Hutchhams collectibles, but man, I'm now happy with this pack opening. We're going to get something in this last pack, man. It's always the last pack that hits, right? Surely another Jumbo Elite players pack for three Hutchhams collectibles. Here we go. And this one's tradable. So let's see what we can get in this, man. This is a pack where we need something. Rope hints isn't it, though. Come on, man. Sam Reinhart, Milan Lucic, Alex Cullorn. There's got to be something, man. Jacob Truba. Oh, my goodness. Another JT Compa prime time. I'm not happy right now. Jordan Greenway, 87. Austin Matthews, that's my guy. We pull a purple Matthews. He's got to go for at least a little something because of his X factor card. We pull a base, Austin Matthews. There's our purple that we wanted. The last pack hits and it was tradable. We get to trade them off. We'll take an awesome Matthews. Don't mind if I do. And then an 85, Steven Stamkos. Hello, buddy. How are you? How are you? Back to back, great pulls. Matthews and Stamkos. We will take that Colton Paraco. We still got a little bit of this pack left. Maybe there's something else in here. I doubt it, but let's see. That is it. Hey, you know what, man? We will take an awesome Matthews. And we will definitely take a Steven Stamkos. Welcome to the team. Anyways, guys, that's going to be it for today's video. If you guys did enjoy it, be sure to drop a like on it. If you guys are new around here, make sure to subscribe. Button down below and let me know what you guys think of this new event. Is it a W or is it an L? Anyways, guys, like I said, that is it for today's video. Thank you guys very much for watching and I'll talk to you later. Peace.


Felly, hi. Mae ydy o'r bydd yn ysgolwyddiad ar gyfer gael argynrif, a'r ddyfodol yng nghymru. Felly, rydyn ni'n Ysgolwyddiad. Felly, mae'r enginir ar Gymraeg. Felly, rydyn ni'n Beci Pauli, a rydyn ni'n gwyfnod ar gyfer gyffredinol Gertstag ynglo. Rydym ni'n gweithio gyda'r ddyfodol gyda'r ddyfodol ar gyfer'r ddyfodol ar gyfodol. Mae'r cyfnod bwysig o'r cyfnod ar gyfer o'r ffondol, ac mae'n gweithio'n gweithio'r concept yma yn llwytaeth cwyddiol, o'r cyfnod ymlaen pethau o'r cyfnod, cymdeithasiaeth ffondol ar gyfer ymgyrch, cyfnod yw'r cyfnod ar gyfer ac argyndo. Mae'n gwneud o'r ddiogel i'r cyfnod o'r cyfnod yma, ac yn fwyaf gyfnod ymgyrch gan gyfnod ymgyrch, mae'n gweithio'n gwybod i'r cyfnod, a chybwysig yn y gweld ar y argo ffordd. Felly, ydych yn ffordd o'r ffordd yma'n unig ffordd yma'r ffordd. Argo ffordd, fel y gallwn gwirionedd, yn ffordd o'r argo ffordd. A yw'r pethau ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd i Cubanetys. Yn y ffordd? Y ffordd yw'r ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd ac mae'n deill iddyn nhw'n defnyddio ni'n meddwl fel y gallwn y welfod ddim yn hitr. Ond fe hynny'n fydag o enwedig. Mae hyn yn fanaell Focus ddyn nhw'n rhan o'r ffordd yma eich ffordd. Aet dechrau ddim yn ffordd o'r ffordd i'u leGenfau a'r rhan o'r ffordd. Oes ymweld y ffordd eich ffordd eich rhan o'r ffordd o'r ffordd yn ffordd o'r ffordd o'r ffordd. A we may have a complex pipeline where we need to manage multiple dependencies between different tasks and Argo does this using a DAG or GRAFF. This flexibility means that Argo workflow is great for running compute intensive jobs so things like machine learning, data processing in an efficient way ac mae'n unig i'r cymhredu cyfle i gael cyfnodd cymhredu a gyda'r cymhredu cicid. Felly, dwi'n meddwl yw argyflos arrych arni, ydy'r ffwrdd sy'n mynd i'r ysgrifennu, mae hynny'n cael ei gwybod a'r ffawr ar y cyfnod cywyddiol, a'r cyfnod ar y cyfnod cyfnod cyfnod cywyddiol ac mae'r argyflos argyflos yn rhai i'r ysgrifennu. Mae eisiau'r ysgrifennu cael eu gael yng Nghaerbydd. ond o'r llyfr o unrhyw yma, rwy'n rhaid i'w fawr. So, bydd yna y gallu fawr yn ei ddechrau i gweithio'r fawr yn Cyfynetys? Yn yma'r fawr yn ystod ar gyfer ar gyfer argyfwyr, rwy'n credu unrhyw gweithio'r rhesawdd yn y llyfr. A oeddi'r fawr yn cyflawni'r fawr yn cyflawni, ond yn cyflawni, rwy'n cyflawni'r fawr yn cyflawni, We recommend you look at the charts in the Argo Helm repository. Here you have our simplified version, and while some of these are typical resources we would expect to see in any installation, so RBAC missions, service accounts, there are some resources that are worth looking at here a little bit more closely. These include our two deployments Argo Server and Workflow Controller as well as eight custom resource definitions or CRDs for short. Just so we are on the same page, custom resource definitions are what allow us to extend the Kubernetes API to create custom resource types. For example, I can create a custom resource definition for a workflow and this allows me to create an interact with my new workflow custom resource just like I would a pod or a deployment. Now you'll be pleased to hear we are not going to spend the next 20 minutes just talking about CRDs but it's worth a brief overview. So we've got a little bit of a sense of the custom resources that exist within Argo workflows. Some of these resources handle the creation and management of workflows and there are four CRDs that we could broadly place into this category. These include the workflow CRD which we've already mentioned and the Cron workflow CRD which unsurprisingly is for running our workflows on a schedule. We also have the workflow template and cluster workflow template CRDs which we can think of as allowing us to define a library of reusable workflows for use within either a namespace or a cluster. The remaining CRDs handle exchange of data between the main workflow controller and the Argo exec agent, storing the output of workflow tasks, automated garbage collection of workflow artifacts, and workflow event bindings which allow us to specify events that can trigger our workflows. So we have some context on the custom resources defined in Argo workflows but now that these resources exist in our cluster what we want to know is how these workflows actually happen, how are they orchestrated and this is where workflow controller comes in. So workflow controller is the main component of Argo workflows and it does all the heavy lifting. We previously mentioned CRDs so workflow controller job is to react on custom resources. It manages workflows and everything workflows related so things like Cron workflows, workflow templates and others. Workflow controller implements operator pattern so basically workflow controller is and Kubernetes operator. The Kubernetes operator pattern defines a way for configuring, deploying and orchestrating instances of stateful application on behalf of a human actor. When you need to manage a complex application you need to have domain knowledge about that application so in this case operator can help by automating all the moving parts. User can then focus on other things. Since workflow controller is an operator it mostly talks with Kubernetes. It can be very chatty so be careful. You can run workflow controller in high availability modes or you can have a namespace deployments. Here's the example of how high availability deployment works. In high availability mode one instance is a leader and other are in standby mode. When leader goes down election happens and a new leader is selected. This selected leader continues the work. You can also deploy workflow controller per namespace. In this case each workflow controller is responsible for workflows in its own namespaces. This way pressure on a single workflow controller is decreased. Yeah, if you're familiar with the operator pattern then the inner workings of workflow controller will be familiar to you. If not here's the brief overview of how workflow controller and operator pattern in general works. So basically workflow controller uses Kubernetes API to watch for our workflow custom resources and act. When you create a workflow you actually create a workflow custom resource. This custom resource is going to exist even without workflow controller. It would exist in Kubernetes and the ETCD but there'll be nothing to make the workflow happen. So workflow controller detects that there is a workflow custom resource and it acts upon that info. This happens using informers. Informer is an abstraction that allows controller to not constantly talk to the Kubernetes API and to only act on change. This way it lowers the pressure on the Kubernetes API and at the end the workflow custom resource is added to the workflow queue and workers are processing your workflow. Workers are the components that are doing the actual job. So they inspect the workflow custom resource and they do the appropriate action. And these actions are things like creating pods, pod reconciliation and other things. So yeah, you can interact with workflow controller using Kube CTL, but Argo workflows has another solution to make your life a little bit easier and this component is Argo server. So Argo server is mostly used for the communication with the outside world and it's usually used by the user that are not that much familiar with Kubernetes. There are some other functionalities that Argo provides and that we are going to mention later. Argo server provides an API that people can use. So for example, you do not like Kube CTL but you still want to manipulate with workflows using terminal so you can use Argo CLI. But if you remember how workflow controller works, you know that workflow controller is not exposing anything that can interact with end user. This is where Argo server comes in. Without Argo server and its API layer, you cannot use Argo CLI. Maybe you are not that much familiar with terminal but you still like workflows. So yeah, Argo server provides web UI and you can also use that. From all this, you can see that Argo server is not a mission critical component but it has some functionalities that are important and it's highly useful to have it. Argo server is also responsible for the authentication and yeah, you can use the standard Kubernetes authentication or you can use single sign on using DEX. DEX is a tool responsible for authentication and supports a wide range of identity providers and protocols. But Argo server also has a big role in features like workflow archive, offloading large workflows and events. For example, you can use kubectl to list your workflows but you're only going to get workflows that exist inside Kubernetes. You cannot list the workflows inside your archive because they exist in the external database and they're not in the Kubernetes. So you need to use things like CLI, UI or Argo server API to get them. You can also trigger your workflow using a workflow event. So you just need to create a workflow event binding custom resource with appropriate selectors and after that call the Argo workflow events endpoint. So yeah, here's the simplified version of how workflow is created. So in the beginning you submit the workflow using CLI UI API and yeah, Argo server gets your request and creates a workflow custom resource using Kubernetes API. Workflow controller detects that there is a custom resource that requires action and starts examining that custom resource, creates all the pods that are needed and monitor the workflow status. In previous couple of slides we saw two Argo workflows components. We saw what workflow controller is, what its role and how it works. We also had Argo server, its functionalities and how end user can use it. And the end you saw entire flow from the moment user creates workflow to the moment first pod is created in the cluster. So let's take a closer look at our Kubernetes pod and in particular how an understanding of the humble Kubernetes pod can be so important, so useful in understanding our workflows. This is because regardless of how simple or complex our workflow is, whether it is a single step or more likely many, a step in our workflow is almost always equal to one running pod. Each step or task in our workflow runs as its own pod. Of course there are a few exceptions. So if we're using a suspend template, a workflow of workflows pattern, this might look slightly different, but almost all the time a step or a task in our workflow is equal to one running pod. And you will hear me repeat this a few more times. Why is it so important? Well, when we understand that a step is simply a pod running in Kubernetes, it helps us approach our questions differently. Even if I have very little knowledge of Argo workflows, perhaps I have a good understanding of Kubernetes. So we can start with the assumption that if I can do this thing in a normal Kubernetes pod, I can do it in a workflow step. And sometimes actually as soon as we shift our thinking like this, we already have our answer. Even when we're still not quite sure this concept of a pod still helps us. For example, instead of asking how do I use Argo workflows to build a Docker image and hoping that someone else asked that exact same question on Stack Overflow before us, we can ask how do I build a Docker image in Kubernetes? Because that is pretty well documented. But there is more. Want to understand resource utilisation, we reason about this like we would any other Kubernetes pod, setting resource requests and limits, thinking about quality of services classes and node sizing. For our pods to perform actions, we need to give them the correct RBAC permissions. We can mount volumes and containers to each step and gather metrics about each step because it is a pod. Now, there is another side to this and that is that each step has its own workspace. So we do need to think about saving off and fetching artifacts parameters between our steps, which the weight and the net containers can help us with. And this might be a shift in thinking if we're used to a model where we've sort of used one big mega pod to run lots of steps in our workflow. I've had some people ask, well, how do I actually do this? Like, do you have some examples? The Argo Workflows GitHub repo has some great examples and PipeKit have some blogs about how to do this, either using Minio or your cloud object storage provider of choice. If you have very short lived steps, perhaps these don't make sense to run by themselves. So could you combine them? Could you use a container set template instead? So this is nearly the last time you will hear me say this. We have established that a step is a pod and a pod is a step, but of course, that leaves us with one final question. What is actually going on inside the pod for each step in my workflow? For the sake of time, I'll simplify slightly, but in general, if we zoom into our pod running our workflow step, then we will see three containers. First, we have an init container and this does what we would expect it to. It runs first when our pod starts before the main container fetching artifacts parameters, making things available. Once we have those dependencies, our main container can run and this is what is actually executing the desired actions for our step. Depending on the step template that we use, this actually works slightly differently, so let's look at some examples. So if we look at the step templates available to us, perhaps how this main container works is more obvious in some cases than others. When using the container template, the script template and the container set template, we define the main container or containers where our step should run in a way that looks a lot like a pod spec. What's interesting here though, you may never need to know this, but there is still some level of abstraction. Argo exec is mounted as a volume to our main container, so it's this Argo exec utility that actually serves as the main container, the main command, sorry, for our container and it calls the command we configured as a sub process. But what about templates where we don't explicitly define a container in our workflow, a HTTP template or resource template, for example? Will these still run inside a pod but how it works might be slightly less obvious. In these cases, although we don't explicitly define a container for our step to run in, Argo handles this for us. It creates its own main container inside a new pod for our step using the Argo exec image. So for these step templates, a step is still a pod, but the container used is abstracted away from us in the template definition. The weight container, so we've had a net container, our main container, the weight container does exactly what it says on the tin. It waits and performs tasks that are needed for cleanup, so saving off parameters, artefacts, for example, to object storage. And there you have it, a deep dive into the architecture of Argo workflows in less than 20 minutes. The CRDs that allow us to create Argo workflows resources, the role of the workflow controller in orchestrating our workflows, Argo server in interacting with end users and the importance of the Kubernetes pod. I'm sure that some of us will want to dig around a little bit deeper and try some of these things out for ourselves. So we've got some recommendations about places that you could get started. Killer Coda have a really fantastic introductory course. It is very hands-on, so we'd really recommend having a look there if you haven't used it before. You can also have a look at the docs and the Argo workflows GitHub repo, particularly the examples directory. There are things you can sort of take from there and try in your own cluster, really, really good. If you want to know the sorts of things that we're interested in trying out, then have a look at the pipe kit and verify jet stack consult blogs. And pipe kit also hold a weekly office hours where you can come along and ask questions. So definitely pop along there too. Okay, yeah, and yeah. Now we'll tell a little bit about our companies. So I work for pipe kit and pipe kit help team scale their workflows from creating a proof of concept to the fully scalable workflow. We also provide a control plane for Argo workflows. We can advise you and help you to better understand what is happening inside your cluster and your workflow. We are part of the Argo community and active maintainer of various projects like Argo workflows. You can visit us at BootsE34. And I work for a verified jet stack consult. We offer cloud native consultancy training and strategic advisory services bringing deep technical expertise, breadth of knowledge and a unique professional ethos to support your cloud native platform operation. If you want to talk more about what we do or you are just curious about what we've been building, you want to tell us what you've been building, then you can find us either in our jet stack t-shirts or visit the Venify booth L8. You can also visit our awesome cert manager friends at the cert manager booth in the project pavilion. We hope that you found these ideas, this information useful. If you have questions, comments, feedback, we would love to hear from you and thank you for listening.


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Hello everybody! In this video, I'm going to show you how to flash BIOS with third-party firmware, why it could be necessary, where to download suitable firmware, and what to do if there is no good firmware for your motherboard. Several years ago, trading platforms all over the world started selling lots of second-hand server CPUs such as Intel Xeon. Having served their term at data centers, these retired processors have been bought dirt-cheap by adventurous Chinese businessmen and sold globally. As it appeared, the popular Socket 775 widely used for building home PCs is very similar to the service Socket 771. The only difference is the two contacts that can be replaced easily. New CPU models designed for Sockets 1376 and 1155 can also be tricked into working properly in motherboards that were never designed for use with server processors. That is why second-hand server CPUs have gained so much popularity. This is why you may need a piece of third-party firmware to add the microcode for a certain CPU to the BIOS of your motherboard. On our YouTube channel, you can find a detailed video guide on flashing BIOS with standard firmware. Check the link below. Now, we're going to find out how to flash BIOS with third-party firmware. Hello friends! If you need to recover deleted data, view or restore removed browser history. Hetman software products will help you. Follow the link in the description. Don't know the necessary program for free. Install it and analyze the disk. The utility will show you the data you can recover, so you will be able to view it or get it back. In our channel and blog, you will find solutions to any problem, from installing an operating system or configuring it, to fixing possible bugs and errors or optimizing mobile gadgets. Our specialists will answer any questions you ask in your comments under the videos or articles. Before you begin flashing operations, here are a few things to keep in mind. Many changes you make to BIOS firmware are completely on your own responsibility. Even a single error can cripple your motherboard beyond repair. The size of the original firmware file and the size of the modified firmware file should be exactly the same. As long as you are watching this video, you must have already selected a processor for your motherboard, so I won't go into compatibility issues or talk about chipset support. Let's go on with the flashing process. You will need a modified version of BIOS for your motherboard model. You can find this firmware on the Internet, and I will leave the links to several good resources in the description for this video. So the first step is to find the firmware. Be attentive and select the one that is issued for your motherboard model specifically. Check every letter and digit very carefully, because wrong firmware can easily turn your motherboard into a piece of inoperable junk. Install the firmware, usually it's an archive containing some files. Unpack the archive. Now, there are several ways to update BIOS. The first is a standard method involving the integrated update module inside BIOS, but it may be unavailable for some motherboards. To do it, you need to copy the firmware files onto a USB pen drive. Before that, the drive should be formatted in Fatset 2. Open the computer from the USB drive, find the corresponding many items in BIOS and start the process. The second method involves a bootable USB drive with MS-DOS, and the third method uses specialized software provided by the motherboard manufacturer. The first two methods are the safest. In some cases, you can just copy the firmware files onto a USB stick, restart the computer and while it is booting, press F12 or another dedicated key to select boot sequence. Select USB and let the magic begin. If you couldn't boot the computer from the USB drive that way, you will have to create a DOS bootable drive. For this operation, you need a well-known tool – Rufus. Insert the USB stick into the computer's port, select MBR partition, Fatset 2 file system and finally choose FreeDOS below. Click Start to have the USB stick formatted for DOS. You will see a warning that all information in this USB drive will be lost. Now copy the Flatter utility, for example, FIDOS, and the firmware file to the USB stick. FIDOS is a utility for flashing motherboards with AMI BIOS. Open the PC, reset BIOS, insert the USB drive and press L plus F8 to boot in DOS. In the command prompt, type the name of the flasher that is the program used for flashing, press Space, type the name of the BIOS file, it should have the ROM extension, press Enter and then press Enter one more time to continue. Wait for the flashing process to be over. That's all. The BIOS has been flashed. Open the computer and check if it works properly. You can use a specialized tool called CPU-Z to find out if the operating system recognizes the new processor. Actually, the flashing operations are over at this stage. But what should you do if you couldn't find a modified piece of firmware for your motherboard? You can try modifying the firmware yourselves. If you do it right, it's even safer than flashing modified firmware changed by someone else. The point is that you are going to download the standard firmware from the website of your motherboard manufacturer, which guarantees you are working with the latest software and it's free from errors. On the contrary, when you download a ready-made piece of software from third party resources, there is always a risk of getting bugged from where and actually destroying your BIOS. All right. Now visit your motherboard manufacturer's website and look for the firmware you need. Use the name and module printed on the motherboard itself. Make sure you download the latest version. If your computer has the latest version of BIOS, you can check if microcodes for server processors are available. Use the utility named Universal BIOS backup toolkit to backup your BIOS. Start the program, click Read, wait until the process is over, click OK, then backup. Enter the password to save the file and click Save. To view the contents of the ROM file you have just created, use another tool called AMI-VCP. Open the tab BIOS features, microcode ID. From a defined firmware, you will need the latest version of BIOS and one more utility – MMTool. And the microcodes you need to add. Take the archive containing the microcodes and view all files with the extension BIN. Leave only the files the beginning of which coincides with CPU ID of your computer. You can view CPU ID in AIDA64 by opening the tab Computer, overclock, CPU ID revision. If your BIOS is in the .exe format, you will have to unpack it first with the archiver program called 7zip. Now find a file which ends in BIN, ROM or something else, for example, a digit. If you are flashing BIOS for LGA 775, the usual size is about 1000 kilobytes, so look for files of similar size. You can also try opening the file with MMTool. If the file is wrong, MMTool will inform you about it. Run MMTool, click Load ROM, and upload the latest BIOS for your motherboard into the program. If you have the latest BIOS, you can use the Universal BIOS backup toolkit to create a backup copy and make all the changes there. The next step is to load microcodes for Xeon into the BIOS of your motherboard. Run mcextractor to see what microcodes are available, and which of them don't work anymore. Load the latest microcodes. Open the folder mcextractor. Your analysis at directory with the name Intel should appear there. Remove all obsolete microcodes that have the red NO word next to them, and copy the new microcodes into their place. Now let's add Xeon support. The choice of microcodes depends on a particular processor you are going to use. In my case, the file name is like this. For the code 1067A is the CPU ID for Xeon E54 series processor, and the code PLAT44 stands for LGA771 socket. Copy that file into the folder. Use MMTool to remove all old microcodes. Delete a patch data and replace them with new ones. Insert a patch data. Don't forget to click Apply after each operation. Add a microcode for Xeon. Now the last step to take in flashing is flashing BIOS, and you could see how to do it earlier in this video. After the modified BIOS has been flashed, your computer should recognize the new processor. In some cases, though, you need to use a specialized hardware tool called Programmer for flashing. It's usually required for times of BIOS that allow users to change memory timings and overclock system memory to 2132 MHz. And that is all for now. Hopefully, this video was useful. Remember to click the Like button and subscribe to our channel. Hit the bell button to receive notifications and never miss new videos. Leave comments to ask questions. Thank you for watching. Good luck.


Listen to me. No matter what is happening to you in life. Stay social. Do not isolate. No matter what is happening to you in life. Stay social. Do not isolate. I'm gonna tell you why. I wish somebody had told me this when I was 18 years old. Maybe I'll skip Parallel Universe. Quantum leap back to when I'm 18 years old. I'm talking to myself. Okay. Time's probably an illusion, but that's for another talk. Here's what I would say. I would say, look, the human brain has evolved and been built to over-exaggerate problems. Period. I was just in Dubai with 150. I did like a small group meetup in Dubai with some of my top students. I've been doing my courses, programs, learning for me for like a decade. One of them sitting on 20 million in cash, making a million a month, and he was telling me how depressed and anxious and how anxiety dominates his life and how it's getting worse. I was with another dude. He's got a software company that valued over 500 million bucks. It's 28, 29. So I'm going away. What's going on? And I've been there too. It's called Brain Hijack. Our ancestors, we evolved from grandparents. We are the grandchildren of grandparents who over-exaggerated their problems because if you over-exaggerated, worst case scenario, you're just a little bit over-reacted but at least you survived. Our grandparents who under-exaggerated didn't have many kids because if you under-exaggerate the problem, once in a while, once at a lifetime, it's catastrophic. So all of a sudden, I'm in Dubai and I'm going away a second. I got a quantum leap back in my 18-year-old self and be like, Ty, almost all the things you're freaked out about is an over-exaggeration. And the reason you must stay social is because the right people and life is mostly a social game. The right people check you. I had to check this dude.   You got freedom. As long as you have health and freedom, nothing's wrong. Now, that's one thing I'll tell you. But the thing about it's like health, physical body, supermodels. I know supermodels. All the supermodels I know that are thin. They look at women who are curvy and are like, yo, I wish I was curvy. Every curvy woman, almost every curvy woman, when they're alone, they're like, oh, what would it be like to have long thin legs? Dude, I have a friend who's 6'4". He's like, man, I remember telling him what I was like, dude, 6'6". That's the height you want to be. I'm thinking, you're over-exaggerating the problem. You're 6'4". You got a good man. Yeah, but 6'6". I got a friend. It's like, then you're always the tallest dude in the room. I'm calling over-exaggeration of the brain. That's why by him staying social, I'm like, come on, man, stop it. You need those people in your life. That's why when things are going wrong, the tendencies do isolate. Think about wealth. I was just telling about people sitting on 20. The guy who's the couple of people that I was with that are sitting on 10 to 30 million a cash, they're all freaked out now about losing it. My broke friends are afraid they'll never gain money and my friends who have it are worried they'll lose it because now they've tasted it and they're like, I can't go back. I don't ever want to go back. So they're anxious and not able to sleep at night. Love. I had a friend. He did not like the woman he was with. He had been with her for a few years. He is like, man, we should break up. I've been with her so long. And then she broke up with him. And I'm thinking, great, problem solved. He should be overjoyed. Nope. Over-exaggeration of the brain, like, well, wait a second. Maybe I've been wrong. Now that she's broken up with me, I think I lost the one. And by being in a social study, we were out with a couple of friends who were like, come on, bro, you're good. You weren't even happy with her.  And that over-exaggeration goes crazy when you isolate. You sit, people, when things aren't going well, someone breaks up with them, they're not making money, career failure. I don't know about health. They look at their body. People that I have friends are like, yeah, I'm ugly, you know, it's like, dudes, that's the new thing. I think it's because of Instagram. And 20 years ago, guys didn't realize they weren't that good looking. But now social media, women are more aware they sat, read a scientific report where women are more aware of their act, even though women sometimes are shown on social media exaggerating that men actually over exaggerate their looks.  So it's like my guy friends, they stop going out, stop meeting women, because they're like, yeah, I'm ugly, and I start over exaggerating, and they're fine. You know, and it's not going out, and they stop saying social, and all of a sudden it's a self-fulfilling dream. Prophecy, all of a sudden, yeah, they're not meeting anybody.   So be very careful with the isolation.  When it's spontaneous, you're usually doing it incorrectly. Well, it's planned like, okay, the last weekend of every month I go camping, or I go out of nature, or, you know, something like that, why get I need two days away from people just to contemplate, that's good. But when it's reactive, like, oh, today I woke up and I, you know, I feel like I'm not making enough money. I don't like my, like, and then you isolate right then that's deadly. So stay social. Stay social.  I'm going to tell you this, flurries of activity is the solution. So people are like, yo, I'm lonely. I don't have a girlfriend.  Because what happens we have social media and this one person says, do this one thing. You know, some people are like, never do, you know, never do a dating website or never go to a nightclub or only me women this way or only not. And the truth is, there's multiple paths based on your genetics and your personality, it's going to work best. So flurries of activity, don't worry about what social said anything that social man. Go, I tell people, go to an old folks home. They're lost and deserted people, unfortunately, in moderate society. We've gone astray. In the past, everyone took care of their parents. They just moved in, they built them a little house in the backyard, like with homage. So you go to the old folks home, they're happy to see you. It's they're isolated, but you bring them together like I've done them before. And it's crazy. There's no security in an old folks home, nursing home. Why? Because nobody ever comes to visit them. And it's a sad thing. There's no worries of security because then nobody cares.   So it's like problem solved, people are like, I'll tie, I'm shy, I'm like problem solved. Go to people who are so happy for any social interaction. You know, maybe you have friends that are too picky. Maybe you're dating, it's like that Oli G.  He's like, are you a virgin? Because what did he say? Because you're shy or because you're going for honeys outside of your league. Stop dating out of your league, men and women. Pull it back. I've dated beautiful and I've dated, you know, it's all it's safe. If you're struggling, don't be going for the top, the top tier. Okay, I know that's probably politically incorrect, but whatever.  It's like, yo, I wanted someone to talk to, let's go out.   Yo, I'm bored. Who wants to go out? All people, I'm interested in anyone. Start doing a weekly thing.  It will, it will fix this over exaggeration we had and ultimately, when you look at most of the problems that humans have now, it's isolation. Countries isolate, look at World War One, the history of World War One, the history of World War Two, the Franco-Personal War, the Crimean War, Vietnam War. It's isolation. People stop talking to each other, you know? I don't know what, you know, I got different people have different opinions on Donald Trump, but remember when he met Kim Jong-un, the dictator from North Korea and everybody said that's bad. I'm like, is that really bad? You know? Like, is that really bad? Like, I feel like, hold on one second. I feel like isolation is what's bad. So, speaking of I'm president, which I don't want to be, but speak to everybody. You don't have to agree with them. Get out. Social life will change your life and the over exaggeration bias will take you hostage when you're isolated in a room and so this depression is normal, but you must, you must knock it back to people. Okay? So, leave a comment what you think is the best way of somebody listening to this and they're suffering with crazy levels of anxiety and depression, isolation, what you found to be like the best. Like I said, I've found the best honestly to do something on a weekly set basis and invite people and it's first to snowball. I got my house and have a barbecue every, you know, 12 o'clock. I first started out with my two friends and I told them, you know, to bring two more friends and they kept bringing two more friends and the next thing you knew, it was like 40, 50 people every Sunday and I didn't have to do anything. So one of my best friends came out of that, you know?


Since we're celebrating St. Patrick's Day, Mr. President, have you got something to say about school prayer? I'm writing you a long letter because I haven't got time to write you a short one. Well, I really know what he means in these last few days. I have spent more time trying to do a short program than I've ever spent doing a long program, so I'm going to get straight into what I want to tell you. I'm an Irishman living in America and I thought I would tell you a few little true stories about my experiences here and then warn the President about a few things that he might come across in Ireland sometime. I know that the President is very interested in western art and so am I. And on my first journey across America by car, I stopped in a little town called Ellsworth in Kansas to visit with a quite a famous American artist called Charlie Rogers. He's a very good western painter and my wife and I were wandering through his little museum and this, as I described, rather elderly, genotry-looking figure in a dude cowboy suit and a bola looked at us very suspiciously and asked us could he help us. We said no and then eventually he said do you want to sign the visitor's book and he was very dour-looking so we signed the visitor's book and he looked over and said are you really from Ireland? I mean from Ireland. I said yes, we're on our way back to Ireland now as a matter of fact and then a grin broke across this huge, craggy face, ear to ear and he said I'm part Irish and part Indian. So as a matter of fact my daddy used to say to me Charlie you're enough Irish to get in trouble and enough Indian to stay in it. While I was in that part of the con table and saying the greatest storyteller of them all is Ernest Hemingway and Jack said I couldn't hear what the other fellow was saying but he was obviously driving the red-faced white-haired man mad.  Morris Walsh as you may remember wrote the story that John Ford's wonderful film that starred Duke Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, The Quiet Man, that was Uncle because I think you will find that is a terrific family resemblance there. Anyway we'll get an artist to work on it if you think it isn't like him enough James. So I wanted to tell you one of my favorite stories about Ireland, funny but Sean was a teacher and he would tell this story of a little school outside Cahars-I-Veen in Kerry. Really beautiful, beautiful part of here was listening very attentively but not writing. He said Tommy why aren't you taken down your dictation? And I said I'm sorry sir I have, I think I was told to wait here till the president came up so I'm taking my stage directions. Thank you sir. I was going to stall and hope you'd say something else. Thank you. Oh thank you very much. Thank you, it's been a wonderful pleasure. Thank you. There'll be a question about me being Irish since I came up here without this the day before St. Patrick's Day. Well I know we all enjoyed Mr. Dowling and I wish he hadn't had to shorten the program. Mr. Prime Minister, Mrs. Fitzgerald, ladies and gentlemen, I want to say how delighted that Nancy and I are to have you and Mrs. Fitzgerald here today. I know you've been to America a good deal, you're acquainted with us, but we're very proud that you could be our guest on your first visit here as Prime Minister. And we're especially happy to have you visiting at such an appropriate moment. Tomorrow's a great day in America. A day of bagpipes and shamrocks and a day when everyone is Irish or as the saying has it, wishes they were. The United States, especially the impact of the Emerald Isle in our culture and history is enormous. America is today because of the Irish, a richer, brighter, freer, and yes, a bit noisier country than it otherwise would have been. Virtually all Americans feel a surge of pride when they hear expressions like the fighting 69th or the fighting Irish of Notre Dame. I have to pause for a second. I've already told this to some of you, but I have to tell the rest because I know that Father Hesburgh is here in the room some place from Notre Dame. Back in the days of the great Knute Rockney, when Notre Dame was the giant of the football world, it was between halves one day of the game when the officials came into the locker room and said to Rockney that the other team was complaining that the Notre Dame players in the pile-ups were biting them. And he said, we can't find them, of course. And Rock, what do you think we should do? And Rock says, tell them next year to play us on Friday. But so many of our great public figures are of Irish ancestry from the man considered by many as the father of the American Navy, John Barry, to our first heavyweight champion, John L. Sullivan, to the great tenor John McCormick, to a couple of presidents of the United States, and yes, even to the current Speaker of the House. In fact, the secret wish disclosed by the other day by my friend Tip O'Neill is an indication of the hole that Ireland has on all of us here in the States. This is a nation where the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives aspires to someday be Ambassador to Ireland. Tip, what about day after tomorrow? Mr. Prime Minister, I was explaining to Tip only a few moments ago, though seriously why I thought that appointment was impossible, and perhaps knowing your countrymen as you do, you'll agree with me. Tip, the Irish aren't looking for speakers, they're looking for listeners. Well, Mr. Prime Minister, the joshing we do here is in the best Irish tradition. It makes light of what are sometimes serious political differences. But I think there's one point in which the Speaker, Senator Kennedy, myself and the other Irish-American leaders here are united, our admiration for the efforts that you are making to bring peace and stability to Ireland. We support your personal mission in America to end the tragically misguided support of some here for terrorist elements in Northern Ireland. Now, you know, Mr. Prime Minister, I've been told by one of your countrymen that the Reagan family line goes back as far as the great 11th century warrior king, Brian Peru. If it's true, I'm exceedingly proud.  Your words have been very direct on this point, Mr. Prime Minister. You've reminded those in this country who provide assistance to Northern Ireland's terrorists that they are assisting in violence and murder. Let me assure you that the vast majority of Irish-Americans join you today in condemning support for those who preach hatred and practice violence in Ireland. But there's another part of your mission to America, Mr. Prime Minister, which is perhaps more fitting to today's festive atmosphere and more important over the long run. And that is the message of hope that you bring us. We're especially heartened by your own efforts, as well as your colleagues in the New Ireland Forum and the British government, as they seek a democratic and peaceful reconciliation of Ireland's diverse traditions. As we know, the high-level dialogue between Ireland and Britain has been renewed, and the groups promoting reconciliation and economic cooperation, groups like Cooperation Ireland, are also bearing fruit. For our part, we shall continue to encourage American firms to invest in Ireland, north and south, in ways which promote prosperity and both traditions. Some time ago, a former American ambassador told me of a weekend retreat where politicians from the various Irish traditions met together for a frank discussion of the differences that separated them, and it was a good weekend. Those who'd never talked of such matters before were able to speak and listen to each other in a spirit of understanding, and on the bus back home, they laughed and sang songs. The spirit of friendship bloomed. When they got off the bus, the spirit somehow seemed to evaporate. And after hearing this story, I told our ambassador to take them a message, and I think it bears repeating. Mr. Prime Minister, I express your sentiments, sir, and those of our own people, and of the people of both parts of Ireland, when we say to all those who struggle with the problem of peace in Ireland, please get back on the bus. From my discussion with you this morning, Mr. Prime Minister, I know how deeply you are committed to this effort. I assure you the hopes and prayers of the American people go with you. Peace and good cheer have never left Irish hearts, and so we look to days of peace and harmony to come when every day we may say what is said on St. Patrick's Day. Oh, Ireland isn't at grand, you look like a bride and her rich adornment, and with all the pent-up love of my heart, I bid you top of the morning. But now may I ask all of you here to join me in a toast to our friends, Prime Minister and Mrs. Fitzgerald, and to the warmest and breast friendships, Ireland and the United States. Thank you, Mr. President, for those warm, encouraging and heartening words, which I think will bring comfort and, as you said, cheer to all our people in Ireland. Joan and I and all of us from Ireland are very grateful to you and Mrs. Reagan for your warm welcome, your splendid hospitality in this beautiful and historic setting provided by an Irish architect, James Hoban. There's always a special friendliness about the American welcome that makes the visitor, especially the Irish visitor, feel very much at home. We like to think that this is an aspect of the American character that arrives from the Irish part of your heritage. No other country has a warmer place in Irish hearts than the United States. Nor has any people prouder than we are of the contribution our forebears have made to the development of this great nation, and is being made, indeed, by the 43.7 million of them who are still working hard at it. It's sometimes forgotten that the Irish ethnic tradition in American society historically has had two strands. The better known today is the predominantly Roman Catholic tradition of the immigration that swelled to huge proportions after the great famine of the 1840s. A strong tradition indeed it was, and still is, the deep and positive influence in American society. But it was not the only nor the earliest tradition which the Irish brought to these shores. Most of the early Irish immigrants were Protestants, very many of them from what is now Northern Ireland. Such were eight of the nine men of Irish birth or descent who signed the Declaration of Independence. And such were the great majority, and here I beg leave, sir, in your own house to correct you, the great majority of the dozen American presidents, I think you said a couple, the dozen American presidents of established Irish origin. I know that the rest of them just never got round to tracing their roots properly. In America, Irishmen of these two great traditions of Ireland have worked together to shape this wonderful country. We in Ireland hail them all with equal pride. But in one part of our Ireland, these two traditions have not yet come to terms with each other. Within Northern Ireland the two Irish traditions are sharpened into separate identities which have confronted one another in mutual and sometimes violent antagonism. With this tragic situation we in the south cannot remain unconcerned. For these people, Catholic and Protestant, nationalist and unionist alike, are our own people. Their troubles are ours. And in the solution of their problems we have a crucial role to play, one that must be undertaken in the spirit of open-mindedness and generosity. To reconcile the conflicting identities of the two traditions in our Ireland and to suggest new political structures that could accommodate both of them are the main tasks to which we in the four political parties of Irish constitutional nationalism north and south, representing 70% of the people of our Ireland, have dedicated ourselves through the unique deliberations of the New Ireland Forum. In undertaking this task, Mr President, let me say how much we in Ireland value the encouragement that in your own words today you yourself have given to this cause of Irish reconciliation, together with the support of other great Irish American political leaders, some of them with us today here, Speaker O'Neill, Senator Kennedy, Senator Moynihan, so many others who have given us comfort and heart and courage to continue with our work. It was the great Abraham Lincoln who wrote, Among free men there can be no successful appeal from the ballot to the bullet. He answered a century and more ago the claim by certain violent men in our island to take power with a ballot box in one hand and an armour-light rifle in the other. When the Irish people come together, it will be in one way only, in peace, by agreement, under structures devised for the security of all the island's people and for the advancement of all their interests. We know and you've made it explicit today, Mr President, that in our efforts to promote that process we have your support and encouragement. May I turn to your forthcoming visit with your wife to Ireland. Already this visit is the subject of conversation and excitement throughout the length and breadth of the land. We know how much you cherish your Irish heritage and how much you are looking forward to setting foot in that tiny village in County Tipperary, which, as I said to you, fortunately has a wide main street to accommodate all the people who'd be there when you come, from which your great grandfather stepped out bravely one day to face the world, as my own grandfather did also to the same place, London, a decade later from place not seven miles away from Ballypourine. My father returned to Ireland half a century later to take part of my mother in the movement for Irish freedom. It's because they came back 70 years ago that I shall be there with Joan to welcome you and your wife on 2 June next when you return for this visit to the land of your ancestors, the first of several, not the last, one of a number of such visits. There have been others before and there will, I hope so, be others in future also. Believe me, you'll receive a warm Irish welcome on that day and the succeeding days that you spend with us. Keir Milafoylter, as we say in Ireland, 100,000 welcomes. Mr President, I've already presented you with some shamrock. We had a little difficulty. I tried pinning it on, but partly because of my concern to make sure I didn't actually physically assault the President of the United States by sticking the pin in them, I totally failed. The President took over the job himself and did it very neatly and quickly. But if I might formally present you with a bowl of Irish shamrock, so there will be something to go around the whole time. I've done something for you. Something for me. Oh, good. Do I put this on? Well, if you just, you don't have to keep it, but there. Look. Now, I've done precisely what the President did, only he remembered in time. I left my glass behind. I wonder if you just let me, Mr President and Mrs Reagan.


everyone and welcome once again to another edition of the Red Brun and Williams real estate show. I'm Shannon Deskins along with Jennifer Brown Day and Jennifer I think with fingers crossed we may be finished with winter. It seems like it. It seems like we're going into spring the weather's getting warmer and it's staying warmer so I think we're all pretty optimistic it's here. You know we'll have those Blackberry winners and Redbud winners and I'm not sure what other wins we have a few cold spells but for the most part people are starting to plan their landscaping planting things so that's a great time if you've got a home for sale to work on your curb appeal absolutely and I'm actually going to talk in the real estate minute today about the neighborhood curb appeal and even though you're not the house for sale helping all those houses for sale by cleaning up your yard and stuff as well so it is the perfect time to get started. All right well then let's tell about some houses that are for sale. Sounds good. The first one we'll start out that's in Johnson County and this was Kathy Brown listing. It is it's one of Kathy's listings like you said it's in Johnson County it's in the Tudor Quay area. Those familiar with Tudor Quay it is in Homestead Estates and that is not far out of the city limits of Painesville so not at all it's easily accessible to downtown Painesville because you can actually access Tudor Quay two ways one off of US 23 on the north end of Painesville and then through downtown Painesville so very quiet a country-like setting but yet just minutes from shopping and eating and everything that Painesville has to offer. Yes exactly which makes it very convenient to schools and that kind of stuff as well but it's not a small house you can see in the pictures it's about a 2,000 square foot house at the three bedroom two bath and then the great thing with this one the extra space is outside you get two lots with this almost a half acre which for a subdivision lot is a really nice size piece of property. Yeah because a lot of times you will see in a subdivision a house is built on a about of a quarter-acre lot. Well these people had the the forethought to buy two lots and build in the middle so you've got room for an in-ground pool a play area gardening anything that you want to do now's the time to start thinking about those summertime plans. Exactly and this one it does have a fenced yard already perfect for kids or a pad or and just for the extra privacy but like you said you have plenty of room if you wanted to add a pool if you wanted to do a big playground if you wanted to do anything like that you have the room for it. And it looks like you're talking about room the inside has a lot of room also you've got we've got pictures of this large living room I love the layout of that kitchen where everything you've got room to move around between when you're taking things out of the oven and going to the fridge and going to the sink you've got a lot of room. Exactly it does it appears especially in the pictures to have a lot of space and then one thing about the house not counted in the square footage is you have a permanent staircase that's up to Florida attic space that has not been made into finished living area but easily could be so it's either really really accessible storage or you could always come you know make another bedroom you can make a playroom whatever you want to do. And this one too on the price $195,000 but that's a reduction it's been reduced recently. Yeah it was just recently reduced and like you said this one's out of our Paintsville office this is Kathy Brown's listing so they can give her a call for more information on this house. Alright let's give that Paintsville office number. Okay that number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Alright and the MLS number on this one 106-476 so when you give Kathy a call mention that number and she'll be able to pull that listing right up. Mm-hmm sounds good. Well the next listing that we're going to touch on today is also Kathy Brown's listing so this will be another one out of the Paintsville office. Yes this one's also in Johnson County and this one is actually in the West Van Lear area. Now this one is if you're coming into the Paintsville area we all know that Route 1428 has been closed for a while but you could still access West Van Lear by taking that exit or that turn off.  And that kind of takes you down a hill a little bit but then you come right into this big residential area which is West Van Lear. Yeah it is. And it's a popular neighborhood I know a lot of people like this area because it's lake back it's kind of nestled in between the hills. And this house is no exception this one actually sits on the creek side lot so your backyard overlooks the creek you've got a fenced yard to enjoy that on you've got a big back deck that overlooks all of it so you really can kind of separate yourself from the downtown and have a little bit of privacy here. And I love the pictures on this one especially you know I'm an outdoorsy person so I'm loving this covered deck. Yes yes isn't it nice and of course you can tell to the right side of that picture that that's where the creek is it's got a ceiling fan out there so it's kind of an extra room onto your house this is one that you know you would actually use as part of your living space. You know you're looking out of the backyard you're not seeing the front street in front of the house you're sitting on that back deck so that's great for coffee or evening get-togethers or anything and I see the ceiling fan so when it gets hot in the summertime and the ceiling fan on and like you said you've got an additional room in your house. Exactly exactly and then underneath the deck is actually a carport. They use it for a covered parking which is great you know makes it easier in one of those winters like we're just coming out of. Yes. That you have your parking covered and then inside the house it's actually a very nice spacious layout to this house it's about 1,300 square feet a little bit over two bedrooms two full bass and then you also have some below grade square footage a little under 300 square feet below grade that's unfinished but could easily be used for additional storage or extra space as well. Right and then you're talking about you know the kitchen and inside they've done a lot of work I mean I see new countertops and new refrigerator and stove. This is one that I'm excited for you to tell on the price as well because I think it's priced well so it's one that I think will spark some interest. Well there's going to be a lot of interest because number one this is a brand new listing so I don't expect something under $90,000 to last long yes that's right $89,000 is the price on this house in West Van Leer and we mentioned at the beginning of this listing is Kathy Brown's listing so let's go over her email address. Okay her email is cbrown at rbnw.com and when you do email Kathy or call her at the Paintsville office mention 106553. In the next one we've actually talked about before but I'm really excited because it's one that they've reduced the price on they're motivated to sell it that is the one at Dending Fork in Pocfield. Now this is just off of Little Creek so it's going to be on the south side of the Pockeville city limits by just a few minutes. Just a few minutes very very accessible once you turn off 23 Little Creek is literally you know right there you're not far at all and then this is if you go down Little Creek you're gonna go about a mile and a half and Dending Fork comes up on your left and I love this listing because number one the price is great but everything that you're getting to I mean this house is cute and I remember you talking about such a great use of space on this house. Absolutely this is one it's a three bedroom two baths a Cape Cod style house the first floor bedroom first floor does have a bedroom and that can be a nice size master and then the second floor is literally two bedrooms and a full bath. The bedrooms and the bathrooms are some of the biggest bedrooms and bathrooms you will see especially in the Cape Cod style house. Easily king-size bed bedrooms you have bathrooms that you could you know renovate add double vanities that kind of stuff in. And you know when you're talking about king-size bed and furniture I know that's a big deal when people are moving from one house to another they they get accustomed to their bedroom suit or their living room suit. So it's I'm sure a lot of people come in to showings with measuring tapes. A measuring tapes or at least they have a general idea of what they want to fit in a room.  And this one if you're looking at the picture of the front of the house you know you're like wow it's got a big yard it's got a lot more than a big yard this house is is sitting on 30 acres which is all included in this price. Correct and you probably have an acre to acre and a half flat and usable that you can see in the picture. And then the rest of it is the hillside acreage but what that gives you is the privacy. And then there are a couple flights that you could do something with later on if you really wanted to. Well this was one definitely worth seeing and the price is now a little lower than the last time we talked about this house. It is. 1249 for this Cape Cod house just off of Little Creek Road in Pike County. So I give Jennifer a call the Pikeville office. Pikeville office number<PHONE_NUMBER>. Alright and 105-689 is the number for this house. Now for the next listing let's get back on 23 and go north just to the other side of the Pikeville City limits for Toley Lane. Yes and this one like you said is on that in a Pikeville in the Coal Run area. So it sits right off 23. You do you can't actually see 23 from it but you are about 500 feet off of 23. So it's a very close proximity and this is one that you have to see it to honestly believe it. You can look at the pictures and you get in a good idea but this is one that I really really if you're in this price range and looking this is one that you need to see. Four bedrooms three full baths and another half or two half baths you don't have to worry about space for your family. No you really don't and like you said it's four bedrooms again very nice size bedrooms. This is one that you're not gonna have much trouble fitting your furniture in or anything like that. This is a log home so it has a lot of wood features, wood doors, wood trim, kind of a unique style to it. Anybody that's in the in this looking they're looking for a log home they're gonna love these beams and the features that this one has but like you said the pictures don't do it justice and the pictures are absolutely beautiful look at that yard space. Yes and it sits on about three and a half acres most of which is gonna be usable so you don't have very many properties at all in Pike County that are gonna offer you that much space and it's a very picturesque setting. You can sit on the back deck you have complete privacy back there and it's just something that you really need to see to believe. And this is one of those areas we all travel 23 and we all look up in this exact area and I know where it is and to look at these pictures you have no idea that much space is there. Yeah you don't you don't this is kind of a hidden gem in Pike County. All right now the price on this one is 549 9 so if this is something you're if this is your price range and you're looking definitely give Jennifer a call or send her an email to get your showing scheduled and your email is the emails J Brown at rbnw.com. All right one zero five nine nine four and just tell them that's the house you want to look at the one on Tolly Lane just outside of Pikeville. Now the last listing that we're going to show today is actually your listing and it's in the city limits of Pikeville. Yes and this is one that we have talked about before but one that we get excited about because every time we talk about it we've got new and improved pictures because it's a new construction. Yeah and that's something we don't get to do very often if we get the opportunity to show a house on two different shows we have the same pictures and I recognize it but this one has changed we've gone from artist rendering to a completed house photo. Absolutely and you can we've got interior pictures now so you can see how beautiful the finishes are inside the house and you can really see the quality with which this was built so hopefully this has a buyer's name all over it when they see these pictures. Now this is the Keeser Heights subdivision in Pikeville and a lot of people are not understanding there's a new section being built at Keeser Heights now I mean it's a neighborhood that's been there for quite some time but they are now developing more areas. Yeah when you go up there and get to the top of the hill you take that left and near the top up there you're going to see a couple new houses this is the newest one and obviously it's for sale and ready for a new owner. And then not very often do you get to show a new home that no one else has lived in I mean this this one's one that you can skip all the stress of the construction phase and step right into it and be the first owners ever of this home. Yes you can be the first owner and it's got a lot of space it has a lot of things to offer it's over 1600 square feet is a three bedroom two bath and it is one that has an open floor plan so your kitchen is open to your dining area which is open to your living room which looks out on the back deck so it's a really nice open layout it has a walk-through laundry room from the garage that's oversized that also doubles as a pantry that really is a huge amenity people are really liking it. It sounds to me like the contractor made very good use of space on this one when he built this home. Absolutely there's there's a lot of closets there's a lot of use of the space like you said they tried not to waste anything and really do 1600 square feet of usable space for someone. Well if someone is in the price range of about $200,000 because that this one's $199,000 this one's a great one to look at. Like you said brand new construction just finished so if you're you've got cabin fever from the winter and you're wanting to get out and you're wanting a new home I would definitely suggest getting up with Jennifer on this one. Absolutely. Please do. The Pikeville office number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. All right and now Jennifer with with the season starting to change I'm starting to see some buds coming out and I know you want to talk about curb appeal so it's time for your real estate minute. Sounds good. This week for the real estate minute let's talk about neighborhoods. Spring is finally here and that means more homes are coming on to an already active market even if you're not the home for sale in your neighborhood it's important to remember how you impact the sale of other homes in your area it's common knowledge that buyers will look at the neighborhood as well as the home they are potentially purchasing. As a neighbor you can help keep area value steady by maintaining curb appeal suitable for the area by cleaning up after your pants and making sure your home looks as inviting as the home for sale. Spring cleaning is not just for the listed properties but everyone can benefit from a good cleanup. Thank you for joining us for another episode of the Red Bride and Williams real estate show. We hope you will join us again soon.


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